Penciled on back: “4 SCH

Mrs R Fitzherbert and her daughter Miss M Fitzherbert stand on the porch at the at the rear of this group of pupils from the Norwood School, Queen Street, Levin, 1904. Twenty-one of the twenty three pupils are girls with only two boys appearing in this photograph. The school was on the site of today’s ‘Village Green’ (2001) and was also known as Mrs Fitzherbert’s School.

1 B&W photo print copy, mounted

See also 2000.317.0002 (original) with names of pupils listed, and 2000.317.0003 duplicate copies}

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Written below picture with black ballpoint pen - Standing Miss Margaret Dean. Sitting front Mrs Annie Rawson & Mr Isacc Rawson (third don’t know). House Kings Drive (after 1st World War).

Mr & Mrs Rawson’s house, Kings Drive, Levin, c.1918 1 B&W photocopy {with #.0009a}

4 people on left end of front verandah (Left to Right) - Man (unidentified, sitting), Mr Isacc Rawson (sitting), Mrs Annie Rawson, Miss Margaret Dean (standing).

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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen - Margaret & Dorothy Dean with pet rabbit Devon Street Levin. About 1912 {La}ter Mrs. Margaret Banks & Mrs. Dorothy Sun{ley}

Margaret & Dorothy Dean with pet rabbit, Levin, c.1912 1 B&W photo postcard

The rabbit is on a table in the garden, with Margaret seated in chair (left) feeding it, Dorothy is perched on table (right).

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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen - Miss Days School Dott Dean Margaret Dean Francy Walker Elsdon Clark Leo Anderson ? Joyse cant neinlevz Bert Miss Day

Also written on back with black ballpoint pen - Miss Days Private School Shirley Tremewan Elsdon Clark on large trike on left Margaret Dean sitting at his right (as we look at it) Dorothy Dean at right of Miss Day Later both Margaret & Dorothy ran a baby clothes shop in Oxford Street near where Shaws were