Stamped on back with black ink: “Horowhenua Historical Society. Acc. No. 483 Date. 10/2/98”
1952 – Vern Oborn & Joe Griffith, walking along path (backs to camera). The taller man (right) is carrying 2 shovels over his right shoulder.
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “Old Folks Outing. Seated. ? Wyn Brady, Margaret Cole, ? Phyl Russell. Standing Dolly Guthrie Far right Emily Guilford Above right Betty Sharps.”
Penciled on back: “Mrs Guilford”
A group of nine Shannon people on an outing, photographed in a city garden beside a bus stop. Those in the group are:- Standing behind concrete block wall from left to right: – Unknown, Betty Sharps. Seated from left to right:- Unidentified, Win Brady, Margaret Cole, unidentified, Dorothy Guthrie (standing), Phyllis Russell. Emily Guilford (standing at far right).
1 B&W photo print
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Inscription on reverse reads: “Mr A S Easton.”
A S Easton poses beside a chair in a garden.
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Written on back with black ink pen - Xmas Day at Te Kara. 1918.
Family group at Te Kara, Christmas Day, 1918. The group of ten unidentified people is made up of two men and eight women.
1 Sepia tone photo print
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Black and white photograph.
Howard Teppett Rose Garden sponsored by the Foxton Rotary Club. Eric Marchant and Kevin Farrell alongside a stone plinth and foundation stone.
Black and white photograph.
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Black and white photograph.
Jamie Moir gardener and designer. Photograph taken outside the Feltex plant in Duncan Street.
Black and white photograph.
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