Inscription on reverse reads: “For R E Henderson. Donated V Doyle 52 Queen Street Levin nee V Henderson. Cr diagonally across from the P.O.”

Two cyclists prepare to start a race while a crowd stands on the street to watch. The photograph has been taken in Oxford Street at the intersection with Queen Street, looking north. The north west corner of the intersection has a book arcade which faces both Queen and Oxford Streets.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “For R E Henderson. Donated Per V Doyle 52 Queen St. Levin. Nee V Henderson. Marco Fosella second from left. W. Side Sth from Queen St.”

The commercial permises of Marco Fosella with a largely unidentified group standing outside. Marco Fosella has been identified as the man standing second from the left. This shop which was located on the western side of Oxford Street was built in 1897

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “V Doyle. 52 Queen Street Levin. Nee V Henderson.” and “D of Ted Henderson Byko shop Oxford St 1920 – 40s. Before 1920 Est. F.C.S. Prob. before 1915.”

A coloured postcard showing pipe and drum band along with boys from the Weraroa Training Farm at an official occasion which took place outside the Post Office at the Oxford Street / Queen Street intersection. The occasion is unknown but the photograph has been taken sometime after 1910.

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Inscription on reverse reads: ” For R E Henderson. Donated per V Doyle nee Henderson 52 Queen St. Levin

Four members of the Levin Bowling Club who have won the Manawatu Ferns pose with their trophy on 5 March 1913. From left to right the men are: E Henderson, G L Adkin, A Grover, W Buhan.

Photograph is fragile – has been broken across the centre and taped together on reverse side.

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “R E Henderson. Donated V M Doyle, 52 Queen St., Levin. Nee V Henderson.” and ” D. of Ted Henderson Byke shop Oxford St 1920 – 40s. Before 1916 est F.C.S.”

An unidentified group of cyclists prior to a race which is beginning from the front of the Byko shop, on the north eastern corner of the Oxford Street / Queen Street intersection c 1916.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “The propersty of Mrs V Doyle (Nee V Henderson) 52 Queen Street Levin. April 3 1922. From left to right: Ted Henderson Cycle Dept, Ernie Pink Cycle Dept, Vene Henderson Office, Mr Stallard Land Agent, Fred Astridge Levin Resident”

A group of people stand outside the Byko shop on the north eastern corner of the Oxford Street / Queen Street intersection on 3 April 1922. Those included in the photograph are Ted Henderson (cycle department), Ernie Pink (cycle department), Vene Henderson (office), Mr Stallard (land agent) and Fred Astridge (Levin resident).

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Donated V Doyle, 52 Queen St., Levin. Nee V Henderson.”

The Weraroa Wanderers Football Club 1903, a team with an unbeaten record. The team and supporters pose with their banner behind them, outside a wooden building. Those in the photograph are from left to right: Middle Row – J Middleton (Sec), R Smith (half 10st), V Hitchings ( five eight 11st), F Garland (Supporter), M Winiata (Captain, three quarter, 12st), C Williams (President), H Nelson (fwd 12st 6lb), W Broughton (Referee), G Woods (Vice-President). Front Row – B Wallace (five-eight 11st 6lb), F Seymour (three quarter 14st), W Tahura (three quarter 13st), Toti (full back 10st), E Henderson (fwd 11st 6lb). Above D Barnett (wing fwd 11st 6lb).

Back Row - Winiata (Supporter), P Bartholomew (fwd. 11st), A Anderson (fwd 12st), W Johnson (fwd 13st), W Aldridge (wing, fwd 12st 6lb), J Smith (fwd 13st), J Tunnihill (fwd 11st), P Winiata (fwd 11st), R Tennant (11st 6lb).

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Mr Standon son Waitarere Beach”

An aerial photo of the Levin Domain, looking towards the south west, showing the centre of Levin in the late 1920s.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “V Doyle, 52 Quee St., Levin Nee V Henderson.”

The Weraroa Wanderers Football Club 1902, winners of the Championship Banner of the Horowhenua Rugby Union. Those in the photograph are from left to right:

Back Row – C Williams (President), Winiata (Vice-President), J Orr (forward), G Woods (Strong Supporter), J Kendrick (forward), Warena (forward), W Johnston (forward), A Anderson (forward), R Tennent (forward), J Smith (forward), B Wallace (wing three-quarter), E Henderson (forward), F Garland (supporter). Middle Row – D Barnett (forward), V Hitchings (five-eighth), M Winiata (centre, three-quarter – Captain) Whareao (wing three-quarter), S Royal (forward). Front Row – Toti (full-back), F Cootes (half back), J Middleton (forward).

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Inscriptions on reverse read:

“For R E Henderson. Per V Doyle. 52 Queen St. Levin. Nee V Henderson”

“Daughter of Ted Henderson Byke Shop Oxford Street 1920 – 40s. Donated Mrs V Doyle. Before 1916 Est F.C.S.”

“Memorial Service for King Edward 7th 1910 Levin”

Service of Commemoration of the death of Edward VII, 1910. Taken from the upper story of the Levin Hotel looking across the intersection of Oxford and Queen Streets towards the commercial premises on the north east corner. Dignitaries are seated beneath the gas lamp at the centre of the intersection. The lamp has been covered by the New Zealand ensign.

See also 2000.516.0001, 2000.516.0002, 2000.156.0003

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