“This would have been quite good if I hadn’t opened my mouth so wide, but it was a joke. We are out by the back door with the big cream rose as a back ground. —-—— Mrs Hannah Dunckley”

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Three Dunckley women in garden, c.1920

Woman at left believed to be Mrs Hannah Dunckley. The young women would probably be her daughters – “Flo” and “May”.

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Original photograph on a postcard with inscription on back – “Shannon Post Office (about 1910) From left Dunckley, Gundy, Martin Gan_ _ _ _ _ (Postmaster

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Four men in front of Shannon Post Office, c.1910

From left: Charles Dunckley, Gundy, John Martin (postmaster), unknown {possibly – Gardiner or Gardener \ DJH}

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Original photograph on a postcard with inscription on back – “Harry Hensman (standing Charlie Dunckley Shannon 1911

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Harry Hensman and Charles Dunckley, 1911

Formal photo taken in home garden at Shannon. Both young men are dressed in suits. Harry Hensman stands at left, behind a tripod plant stand that has a wickerwork basket containing what appears to be a small fern. Charles Dunckley is seated on a cushioned chair at right.

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Original photograph on a postcard with inscription on back – “Mr T.C. Dunckley Thames St. Morrinsville

Fn M Camp 12th Dear Tom, This is the car leaving Tgb [to go back \ DJH] We shifted into canvastown yesterday & its been raining a treat ever since. Expect me if can be home on final leave, but I will do my best. Love to all. Chas”

Post marked – Featherston Military Camp 12 May 1916

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Large group of men with car, 1916

Information on back of original photo, indicates the men in the car are Shannon men about to return to the Military Training Camp at Featherston. Charles Dunckley believed to be one of the men in the car.

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