Group of two men, three women, young girl and two dogs, at the home of Hector Hugh McDonald near Lake Horowhenua, Levin. Hector McDonald is standing on the right of photo with a dog at his feet. The girl is possibly Theresa Hinemoa McDonald, daughter of Hector Hugh.
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Studio photograph of an unidentified woman, two unidentified girls and a dog. Inscription on reverse reads: “To dear Julia (Ahern) with love from May Elsie & Zoe June 13 / 1905.”
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Tippler’s decorated horse-drawn wagon for Queen Carnival, early 1900’s. In this photograph a wagon owned by Reg Tippler is driven by Bert Tremewan who standing on the wagon shafts holding reins of the pair of horses. Six women are standing in the wagon, and a dog is sitting under the wagon. Painted on the side of wagon is : ” R.L. Tippler Shannon”
This photograph was used in the book – “From Bush & Swamp”, page 138, with the caption: “R.L. Tippler’s horse and dray were pressed into service in one of the many Queen Carnivals to be held in Shannon. This one would have been early in the twentieth century.”
1 B&W photo print, copy (1 of 3)
See also s2002.051.0002a and s2002.051.0002b
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Penciled on back: “C/6”
Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “Driver Bert Tremewan”
Tippler’s decorated horse-drawn wagon for Queen Carnival, early 1900’s. In this photograph a wagon owned by Reg Tippler is driven by Bert Tremewan who standing on the wagon shafts holding reins of the pair of horses. Six women are standing in the wagon, and a dog is sitting under the wagon. Painted on the side of wagon is : ” R.L. Tippler Shannon”
This photograph was used in the book – “From Bush & Swamp”, page 138, with the caption: “R.L. Tippler’s horse and dray were pressed into service in one of the many Queen Carnivals to be held in Shannon. This one would have been early in the twentieth century.”
1 B&W photo print, copy (1 of 3)
See also s2002.051.0002a and s2002.051.0002c
Any use of this image must be accompanied by the credit “Horowhenua Historical Society Inc.”
Penciled on back: “N. Clayton”
Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “Driver Bert Tremewan”
Written on back, top right corner with red felt-tip pen: “86”
Tippler’s decorated horse-drawn wagon for Queen Carnival, early 1900’s. In this photograph a wagon owned by Reg Tippler is driven by Bert Tremewan who standing on the wagon shafts holding reins of the pair of horses. Six women are standing in the wagon, and a dog is sitting under the wagon. Painted on the side of wagon is : ” R.L. Tippler Shannon”
This photograph was used in the book – “From Bush & Swamp”, page 138, with the caption: “R.L. Tippler’s horse and dray were pressed into service in one of the many Queen Carnivals to be held in Shannon. This one would have been early in the twentieth century.”
1 B&W photo print, copy (1 of 3)
See also s2002.051.0002b and s2002.051.0002c
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An unidentified girl with long blonde hair, and wearing a dark jacket and skirt, is pictured sitting in a wicker chair holding a kitten.
1 B&W postcard
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