Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “(3) L to R. Brian Clayton, P.K. Robinson Mayor, Governor General Sir Bernard Fergusson, Nelson Sell, – ? Sid Jones [penciled], Percy Tucker, Fred Peach, Norm Callesen.”

Penciled on back: “Back row Bill Bayne ?

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Sir Bernard meeting R.S.A. members (on parade). From left to right:- Brian Clayton, P.K. Robinson, Sir Bernard, Nelson Sell, Sid Jones (shaking hands with Sir Bernard), Percy Tucker, Bill Bayne, Fred Peach, ? , Norm Callesen.

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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “(1) Governor General Sir Bernard Fergusson & P.K. Robinson, Mayor. ‘

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Governor-General, Sir Bernard Fergusson at left with the Mayor of Shannon, Mr P.K. Robinson, right.

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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “(4)”

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Sir Bernard meeting R.S.A. members. In this photograph Governor-General, Sir Bernard Fergusson, right, is shaking hands with Chris Anderson, who is flanked by Leo McErlean, left, and Fred Callesen right. There are three rows of returned servicemen on parade.

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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “Mrs Clantons. Ken Mitchell.”

Ken Mitchell and others in car, c.1920’s. Ken Mitchell is sitting behind the wheel of the car and is wearing a military uniform with a ‘lemon squeezer’ hat. Beside him sits his mother, while Miss Cameron and Jessie Cameron sit in the back seat. Annie Cameron, dressed in a school gym (black serge) stands behind the front of the car. An unidentified woman stands beside the front passenger door on the far side of the car.

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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “Ken Mitchells car.”

Ken Mitchell and others in car, c.1920’s. Ken Mitchell is sitting behind the wheel of the car and is dressed in military uniform with a ‘lemon squeezer’ hat. Beside him sits his mother, while Miss Mitchell and Jessie Cameron are in the back seat. Annie Cameron, dressed in a school gym (black serge) stands behind the front of the car. An unidentified woman stands beside the front passenger door on the far side of the car.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Ken Mitchells car”

Ken Mitchell and others in car, c.1920’s. Ken Mitchellis sitting behind the wheel of the car and is dressed in military uniform with a ‘lemon squeezer’ hat. Beside him sits his mother, while Miss Mitchell and Jessie Cameron are in the back seat. Annie Cameron, dressed in a school gym (black serge) stands behind the front of the car. An unidentified woman stands beside the front passenger door on the far side of the car.

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Penciled on back: “E.A.R. Ken Mitchell at the wheel & his mother. Miss Mitchell & Jessie Cameron with Annie Cameron looking on.”

Additional information: – Ken Mitchell at wheel of car, his mother beside him. Miss Mitchell & Jessie Cameron in rear seat. Annie Cameron (right) in school uniform looking on. Other person unknown.

Ken Mitchell and others in car, c.1920’s. Ken Mitchell is sitting behind the wheel of the car and is dressed in military uniform with a ‘lemon squeezer’ hat. Beside him sits his mother, while Miss Mitchell and Jessie Cameron are in the back seat. Annie Cameron, dressed in a school gym (black serge) stands behind the front of the car. An unidentified woman stands beside the front passenger door on the far side of the car.

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Flag raising ceremony at Shannon School, July 1901. This ceremony occurred 12 years after the opening of the school in 1889. The Horowhenua Mounted Rifles are lined up in background (left). Some band music instruments are sitting on ground (right).

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Information in 1949 Jubilee booklet (Acc.#1979.132.0002): First flagpole erected, 18th May, 1901 (replaced 21 June 1917). 18th July, 1901 the ceremony of hoisting the flag took place at the Shannon School. Among those present were Hon. T.Y. Duncan (Minister of Lands), Mr John Stevens (M.H. Reps.), the Horowhenua Mounted Rifles and the Shannon Brass Band. Speeches were made by Messrs Duncan, Stevens, Davis, Rev. McLean, Nation, Voysey (headmaster), and Lind.

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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “(2) Governor General Sir Bernard Fergusson & P.K. Robinson, Mayor.”

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Governor-General, Sir Bernard Fergusson, left, and the Mayor of Shannon Mr P.K. Robinson, right.

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