Written on photocopy beside picture with blue ballpoint pen: Dr Maysie A.M. Gow. Dr Maysie Collie at this time in 1911. In Hyde Park, London.

It is presumed her birth certificate to show her name as – Alice Maysie Collie - but prefers to be called ‘Maysie’.

Dr Alice ‘Maysie’ Collie, 1911, ( later Dr Gow), 1st NZ graduate from MRCS and LRCP in England, wearing a dark skirt and jacket which has a number of buttons up the sleeve. Her jacket is worn over a cravat of a material which has a shine, she has a white hadbag and umbrella in her right hand. Her outfit is completed with a large brimmed white hat and white gloves.

1 Photocopy of informal portrait

Information in envelope on Dr Gow and her husband Dr John Gow who were the first owners of what is now known as Thompson House.

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Written inside photo wallet – Wilfred Ransom

Wilfred Ransom, wearing military uniform (World War 1)

Plus additional copy.

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Printed on posters in background - In My Way George Brown his fighting memoirs.

Stamped on back with black ink - KEYSTONE Press … 4/7 Re…

Stamped on back with blue ink – 23 APR 1971

Written on back with black ballpoint pen - P14 Thurs. D/c x 6”

George Brown ? speaking at book launch ? England, 1971 1 B&W photo print, copy

Printed on posters in background - In My Way George Brown his fighting memoirs.

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Stamped on back with black ink - KEYSTONE Press Agency Ltd. 4/7 Red Lion Court FLE 9634 London EC4

Stamped on back with blue ink – 13 NOV 1969

Written on back with blue ballpoint pen – P7 Wed.

Large crowd (rally ?), London, England, 1969 1 B&W photo print, copy

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Stamped on back with black ink - KEYSTONE Press …. Ltd. 4/7 Red …n Court ....34 London …

Stamped on back with blue ink – 24 JUN 1971

Written on back with blue ballpoint pen – 3/c x 8 in P9 Mon.

Stamped with purple ink on paper glued to back (most of which has been torn off) - Calli…

Tower of L… despite this … in some ways … as using a W… the differen…

Photo shows …

Tower of London Beefeater, England, 1971 1 B&W photo print, copy

Tower of London Beefeater (man unidentified) using a Walkie-Talkie.

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Stamped on back with purple ink - British Official Photograph: Crown Copyright Reserved Issued for British Information Services by Photographic Division, Central Office of Information, London. Two fourpenny stamps from an old age pensioner…..and a cheque for [Pounds]1,000! from a donor who wishes to remain anonymous! This is the range of contributions now pouring into British banks for the Pakistan Relief Fund. This picture taken in the London headquarters of a major bank where thousands of letters are being opened, shows a senior official with the two widely differing contributions both of which arrived in the 77 sacks of letters received in the first five days of the appeal. The donations, 70% of them anonymous, includes cash, cheques, money orders, stamps and even jewellery. Some of the envelopes also contain offers from doctors, engineers and others to volunteer for work in the disaster area. Based on their previous experience of appeals on this scale, bank experts are estimating that the total will eventually come to about [Pounds]800,000.

British People Contribute Thousands to Pakistan Disaster Fund.

R.78535(BG21) 25 November 1970.

British Bank Official, Pakistan Disaster Relief Fund, 1970 1 B&W photo print, copy

Senior official (unidentified) in the London headquarters of a major bank, holds two fourpenny stamps (right hand) and a cheque for [Pounds]1,000 (left hand), which shows the range of contributions now pouring into British banks for the Pakistan Disaster Relief Fund.

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Stamped on back with purple ink - Issued for British Information Services by Photographic Division, Central Office of Information, London. Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, shares a joke with well-known stage stars Danny la Rue (right) and Ken Dodd after attending a Variety Performance recently at the Palladium Theatre, London, in aid of the Variety Artistes’ Benevolent Fund.

The Queen Mother Shares Off-stage Joke.

PA 180760 FD/72

Printed & written on piece of paper attached to back - Chronicle: (P1) Page: Size: 6-1/2×3 Reduction: 85% Day: Mon.

Queen Mother at Palladium Theatre, London, England 1 B&W photo print, copy

Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother (left), shares a joke with well-known stage stars Danny la Rue (right) and Ken Dodd (centre) after attending a Variety Performance recently at the Palladium Theatre, London, in aid of the Variety Artistes’ Benevolent Fund.

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “Dear Aunt Will and I had this photo taken in London, on my leave. I just received them last night. I think it is a splendid photo of Will. ?He does not think so but I do. Laurence” and “Laurence Clark (sitting) and brother Bill”.

Postcard of Laurence and William Clark dressed in uniform with lemon squeezer hats. William is standing and has a cane in his right hand and a black arm band on his left sleeve. Laurence is sitting on a wooden seat made from tree branches and has a stick in his left hand. He is wearing putties on his legs.

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Stamped on back with black ink - KEYSTON.. Press Agency Ltd 4/7 Re.. Lion Co… .... Londo…

Stamped on back with blue ink – 18 MAY 1971

Written on back with black ballpoint pen - 31 of 6” P. 9. Mon.

Edward Heath ? London, England, 1971 1 B&W photo print, copy

Edward Heath ? & 2 men (unidentified).

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