Five Levin women, from left to right, Mrs Parton, Mrs Burdekin, Miss Bowen, Mrs Richard Prouse, Mrs Lett, sitting behind a table which has a large floral decoration in the centre. Mrs Parton (former Mayoress) is wearing a dark coat over a floral dress, a dark hat with a turned back brim and she has a floral spray on her left lapel. Mrs Burdekin (former Mayoress) has a light outfit with a fox-fur over her right shoulder. She has a dark hat with a turned back brim and a floral spray on her left lapel. Miss Bowen is partly obscured by the table centerpiece, but is wearing an outfit with a fur collar which comes up to her ears. She has a small hat with a veil perched on top of her head. Mrs Prouse has an overcoat and scarf over the top of a dark dress. Her hat has a wide brim with a decoration in the centre front, and she has a brooch on her left lapel. Mrs Lett over a white top which has a tie neck. Her black hat which has a high crown and a small brim is decorated with an ostrich feather. She has a floral spray on her left lapel.

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Inscription on reverse reads: ” Mrs Maude Annie Clark. Later Lett. nee Phillips.”

Head and shoulders photograph of Mrs Lett who is wearing a dark top with pleats at the shoulders and multiple buttons, over the top of a white lace blouse. Mrs Lett has a Patron’s badge on the right hand side of her top, and two Civil service decorations on the left hand side. Her jewelery includes pearl drop earings and a single strand of pearls around her neck.

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Mrs Lett, dressed in a light coloured dress with multiple buttons at the front and white lace at the neck, over which is a black jacket, which has a floral spray attached to the right lapel and a ribbon inscribed “Patroness”, which is attached to the left lapel. She is also wearing a dark hat decorated with artificial roses and netting. To her left is an unidentified man who is lighting a candle on a cake. He is dressed in a white shirt, white jumper and white trousers, with a dark coat which has an RSA badge on the left lapel. Copy of photograph 1979.127.0053.

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Mrs Lett, dressed in a light coloured dress with mulitple buttons at the front and white lace at the neck, over which is a black jacket, which has a floral spray attached to the right lapel and a ribbon inscribed “Patroness”, which is attached by a bar-brooch to the left lapel. She is also wearing a dark hat decorated with artificial roses and netting. To her left is an unidentified man who is lighting a candle on a cake. He is dressed in a white shirt, white jumper and white trousers, over which he has a dark jacket with a RSA badge on the right lapel. Same photograph as 1979.127.0054.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Mr W G Clark on far right, next to him Mrs Edith Clark.”

Mrs Lett, dressed in a light dress with a white blouse fastened with a cameo brooch underneath, over which she is wearing a black jacket with a small brooch on the right lapel, and a black hat with a light coloured bow in the centre front, sends down a bowl while standing on a large mat. To Mrs Lett’s left is an unidentified balding man who is dressed in bowling ‘whites” and a dark blazer with a number of badges on the left lapel, and is holding a handbag (possibly Mrs Lett’s). To his left is Mrs Edith Clark, daughter-in-law of Mrs lett, dressed in a light coloured two piece outfit and a hat with a small brim. To her right is Mr W G Clark, eldest son of Mrs Lett, who is dressed in bowling “whites” and a dark blazer with an RSA monogram on the pocket. A number of men and women in bowling clothing watch in the background.

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “From left Mrs Parton, Mrs Burdekin, Mayoress and ex-Mayoress, Deputy Mayor, Miss Bowen, Mrs Richard Prouse, Mrs Lett (formerly Mrs W M Clark). Miss Bowen died in 1959 Mrs Lett about the same time.” and “To Mrs Herrick. I thought dear you might like this. Sorry you were not with us.”

Five Levin women, from left to right, Mrs Parton, Mrs Burdekin, Miss Bowen, Mrs Richard Prouse, Mrs Lett, sitting behind a table which has a large floral decoration in the centre. Mrs Parton (former Mayoress) is wearing a dark coat over a floral dress, a dark hat with a turned back brim and she has a floral spray on her left lapel. Mrs Burdekin (former Mayoress) has a light outfit with a fox-fur over her right shoulder. She has a dark hat with a turned back brim and a floral spray on her left lapel. Miss Bowen is partly obscured by the table centerpiece, but is wearing an outfit with a fur collar which comes up to her ears. She has a small hat with a veil perched on top of her head. Mrs Prouse has an overcoat and scarf over the top of a dark dress. Her hat has a wide brim with a decoration in the centre front, and she has a brooch on her left lapel. Mrs Lett over a white top which has a tie neck. Her black hat which has a high crown and a small brim is decorated with an ostrich feather. She has a floral spray on her left lapel.

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Inscription on reverse reads: ” Mrs Clark Lett – J Fletcher. Opening of RSA Hall.”

Mrs Lett and Mrs Fletcher at the operning of the RSA Hall, Levin. Mrs Lett is on the left and is wearing a dark dress with a black coat over the top. She has on a dark hat with ribbons and artificial flowers, and black gloves. Mrs Lett has pearls around her neck, drop pearl earings and a gold medallion on a chain on her chest. Mrs Fletcher sits immediately to the left of Mrs Lett. Mrs Fletcher is wearing a floral print dress with three quarter sleves, small buttons down the front of the dress which is held together at the front neck by a brooch. She is wearing a dark hat which has a turned back brim, and has a dark handbag on her left wrist.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Mrs Clark Mrs Keedwell”

Mrs Lett stands to the left of this photograph and Mrs Keedwell to the right. Behind them and slightly obscured, is an unidentified woman. Mrs Lett is wearing a light coloured suit with a fox-fur trim, black leather gloves and a hat with a turned up brim. She is wearing a double string of pearls around her neckand has a brooch attached to the white blouse she wears under her suit jacket. Mrs Lett has a floral spray attached to her left shoulder, and holds a small handbag in her left hand. Mrs Keedwell is wearing a light dress which has a large lace jacket. Over this she has a black jacket. Her accessories include black gloves and a black hat with a wide brim.

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Group of twenty-nine women including Mrs Lett (4th from right – 2nd row), standing on the verandah and in front of a house. Most of the women are wearing coats and hats.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Mrs Parton Mrs Clark – Lett.”

Mrs Parton (Mayoress of Levin) Mrs Lett and an unidentified woman sitting in chairs at a inside function . The unidentified woman is wearing a full length coat, and a small hat. She wears glasses, and a scarf at her throat. She is clutching a small handbag. Mrs Parton is in the centre of the photograph, and is wearing a fur coat over a light coloured dress. She is wearing a hat with a turned back brim and a small feather. Mrs Lett is at the right of the photograph, and is wearing a black jacket over a dark coluored dress, and a black hat with a flower on one side. Mrs Lett’s jewellery includes pearl drop earings, a single strand of pearls at her throat, a heavy bracelet on her left wrist, a large diamond and precious stone ring on her left ring finger, and a pearl ring on her right ring finger.

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Three women including Mrs Lett, with the Mayor of Levin (1950 – 1953). All three women are wearing formal clothing including hats, and the woman to the far left (possibly Mrs Parton), and Mrs Lett have floral sprays. The photograph appears to have been taken in the Borough Council Chambers.

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Victor Cottle of Otaki was on Wellington Education Board and farmed at Otaki – Ros Smith

Mrs Lett (right)with Mrs Victor Cottle (left). Both women are dressed for a social function, with Mrs Cottle wearing a patterned dress, a shawl. long white gloves and a floral spray. Mrs Lett is wearing a dark dress covered by a dark fur coat, and also has a floral spray.

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Mrs Lett and Mrs Burdekin, Mayoress of Levin, at a function where refreshments are being prepared in the background. Mrs Lett is standing to the right of the photograph and is dressed in a white dress with long sleeves and pintucks on the shoulders and pocket. She is wearing a light coloured hat which is decorated with daisies, and has reading glasses in her hands, with a tea-towel under her arm. Mrs Burdekin is wearing a dark coloured dress with half sleves which have a wide cuff. She is wearing glasses and a light coloured hat which has frilled material as a decoration.

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Mrs Lett and six unidentified women, five of whom are dressed for bowling. Mrs Lett is in the centre of the photograph and is dressed in a dress and coat with a scarf about her neck. She has a floral spry attached to her left shoulder and is wearing a dark hat. To the far left of the photograph, an unidentified woman is wearing a dark suit and hat, and also has a floral spray attached to her shoulder. Of the five unidentified women dressed for bowling, four are wearing brimmed bowling hats.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Mrs Herring Mrs Lett.”

Mrs Lett, Mrs Herring and an unidentified woman. Mrs Lett is at the right of the photograph, wearing a black fur coat and pearls around her neck. Mrs Herring is at the left of the photograph and is wearing a spotted dress and scarf underneath a heavy fabric coat. She has three strands of pearls around her throat. The unidentified woman is in the centre of the photograph and is wearing a dress with a belt at the waist, a jacket with embroidery on the left hand side, and a single strand of pearls around her neck.

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Mrs Lett sitting to the right of a group of two unidentified women and an unidentified man at a social function. The women are wearing lightweight dresses,and the man is wearing a suit. On the table is in front of the group are opened and unopened beer bottles and soft drink bottle

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