Inscription on reverse reads: “Ronald J Law (Shannon), Josie Law (Mrs Aitchison), Nancy Adkin, Mrs Dora Law (nee Adkin), Mrs Maude Adkin, Clyde Adkin at Levin A & P Show at Levin racecourse, 1928

Members of the Law and Adkin families alongside a car at the Levin Show held at the Levin Racecourse 1928. Those in the photograph are from left to right:- Ronald J Law, Josie Law (later Mrs Aitchison), Nancy Adkin, Mrs Maude Adkin, Mrs Dora Law (nee Adkin), and Jeffrey Law.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “J Logan, E Lancaster & L Adkin.”

J Logan, E Lancaster and L Adkin rest during a tramp in the tararua Ranges.

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Inscritpion on reverse reads: “On the waiopehu Track. Wm. Walker, Gwynne Walker.”

Three men amidst native bush on the Waiopehu Track, Tararua Range. Included in the photograph are William Walker and Gwynne Walker.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Pipe Bridge, Ohau River, Gladstone Road. Adkin & Herd families.”

Members of the Adkin and Herd families on the pipe bridge over the Ohau River, Gladstone Road, Levin.

Original and enlarged copy

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Bill Walker, Les Adkin, Jo Logan, Ernie Lancaster.”

Four men, dressed for tramping, and a dog stand on tramline tracks which appear to run across a river bed. The four men are identified as being Bill Walker, Les Adkin, Jo Logan and Ernie Lancaster.

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Inscription on reverse reads: ” ‘Cheslyn Rise’ family. Queen Street East, Levin, 1913. Standing: Leslie, Clare, Gilbert, Dora. Seated Cliff, Mr W G Adkin, Vivian, Mrs W G Adkin, Marjorie.”

The Adkin family at their home, Cheslyn Rise, Queen Street East, Levin 1913. Those in the photograph are from left to right:-

Back Row: Leslie Adkin, Clare Adkin, Gilbert Adkin and Dora Adkin.

Seated: Cliff Adkin, Mr W G Adkin, Vivian Adkin, Mrs Anne Adkin, Marjorie Adkin.

Mounted photograph

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Lent by Mrs J Aitcheson, copied by Mr Frank Bryce, March 1989. W G Adkin and family 1912.”

The Adkin Family at at their home, “Cheslyn Rise”, 1912. In the photograph are from left to right:- Back Row: W G Adkin, Gilbert Adkin Middle Row: Leslie Adkin, Cliff Adkin, Mrs W G Adkin, Viv Adkin. Front: Dora Adkin (Mrs Law), Marjorie Adkin (Mrs Broomfield), Clare Adkin (Mrs Gardiner).

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An example of native bush growing in the Tararua Ranges.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “W Walker, E Lancaster & J Logan.”

W Walker, E Lancaster and J Logan pause during a tramp in the Tararua Range.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “J Logan, E Lancaster, W Walker.”

J Logan, E Lancaster and W Walker pause during a tramp in the Tararua Ranges.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Nancy Adkin Noble, photographed during her trip to England with Dr Royce Noble about 1956.”

Nancy Adkin Noble, daughter of G Leslie Adkin, photographed during her trip to England with Dr Royce Noble about 1956.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Towards Otaki Forks.”

The Otaki River near the Otaki Forks in the Tararua Range. An unidentified man sits on a large rock beside the river to the right of the photograph.

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