Inscriptions on reverse read: “George Morgan” and “Property of Mrs E M Grimwood, Linton”
A head and shoulders portrait of George Morgan. Mr Morgan is wearing a checked jacket over a shirt with a stand-up collar and a patterned tie. He has a thick moustache amd a slightly receeding hairline.
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James Moses at Lake Papaitonga Reserve.
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left to right
Deputy Principal Peter Mitchel with Mr (Bruce?) Ward who taught science & physics and an unidentified men at the opening of new Manawatu College Gym in 1986.
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Head and shoulders portrait of Robert McLean. Information on the reverse of this photograph reads:-
“Robert McLean came to Foxton in 1877 after spending several years goldmining in Australia. He became a Methodist lay preacher in 1866, often proclaiming to three or four thousand miners.
When Foxton became a seperate parish in 1879, as no minister was available, Robert McLean filled in as temporary minister.
His grocery and hardware shop was called ‘The Other Store” until the time of his death at the age of 66 on June 28 1892, just a month after Christian Honere.”
Laminated copy
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Printed on front of mounting board, top right, with black ink: “P 56”
Written on back with black ballpoint pen: “J. Malcolm. Inspector, Horowhenua County Council 1906-16 Engineer, Horowhenua County Council 1916-20.”
James Malcolm, Horowhenua County Inspector 1901-1904 & 1906-1916, Horowhenua County Engineer 1916-1920
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
See also 2000.068.0001
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Penciled on back: “Frost-fish taken at Hokio Beach, held by Grace McDonald 29/7/32”
Grace McDonald holds a frost-fish, which was caught at Hokio Beach 29 July 1932.
1 B&W photo print
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Printed on front of mounting board, top right, with black ink: “P 73”
Written with balck ballpoint pen on piece of paper glued to back: “Hector Hugh McDonald, eldest son of Hector McDonald.”
Portrait of Hector Hugh McDonald, eldest son of Hector and Agnes McDonald, first European settlers on the Horowhenua coast.
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
See also 1977.047.0002
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Printed above and below original photo are names of people pictured, but names at top are missing in this copy.
Back Row – ..... , ...(Mrs Gray), ..... , ..... , ..... , ..... . Front Row – Flora (Mrs Smith), Archie, Mrs James McDonnell, Christina (Mrs H. Fraser), Jack.
A formal group portrait of Mrs James McDonnell and her family. Those in the front row have been identified from left to right as:- Flora (Mrs Smith), Archie McDonnell, Mrs James McDonnell, Christina (Mrs H Fraser), and Jack McDonnell.
1 B&W photo print, copy
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Penciled on back: “Miss Jessie McKegg, 1917 Patriotic Queen Carnival.”
Miss Jessie McKegg, and two unidentified children dressed in period costume at the Patriotic Queen Carnival, 1917.
1 B&W photo print
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Penciled on back: “James Malcolm, 1st County Engineer.”
James Malcolm – 1st County Engineer for the Horowhenua County Council.
1 B&W photo print, copy
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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “Rev. J A McNickle. 1st Resident Vicar 1901-1905 St Mary’s Anglican Church.”
Rev. J A McNickle. First Resident Vicar (1901 – 1905) St Mary’s Anglican Church, Levin.
1 B&W photo print
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Black and white photograph.
Written on back – Kevin Morris & boat designer.
Written on blue paper attached to back – C M/H
Kevin Morris with the designer (man unnamed) of his fishing boat “Sidewinder”, 1980’s-90’s.
Black and white photograph.
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Black and white photograph.
Written on yellow paper attached to back - Doc -Mole Elizabeth & John Mole
Dr John Mole and wife Elizabeth, 1980’s-90’s.
Black and white photograph.
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Black and white photograph.
Written on back with green and blue ballpoint pens - Murray Mansfield Foxton
Murray Mansfield in an army uniform standing in a garden.
Black and white photograph.
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Black and white photograph.
Written on back – Philip Murphy
Written on blue paper attached to back – C M/H
A portriat photograph of Philip Murphy.
Black and white photograph.
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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “Miss Jessie Mckegg, became Mrs Easton, mother of Doug Easton.”
A formal portrait of Miss Jessie Mckegg (later Mrs Easton and the mother of Doug Easton) who is seated and holding a small bouquet of large flowers.
1 B&W photo print
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Printed on front of mounting board, top right, with black ink: “P 60”
Written on back with blue ballpoint pen (& later crossed out with different blue ballpoint pen): “Miss McKegg from Doug Easton.”
Formal photograph of Miss Jessie McKegg , dressed in a long gown and holding a fan in her right hand and a posy of flowers in her left
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
See also 2000.053.0001 (original ?)
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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen: “G.A. Monk Chairman Horo. County Council.”
Also penciled on back: “Mr & Mrs G.A. Monk (nee Helen Jane Brown) 1958 (p.198)”
A formal photograph of Mr & Mrs G.A. Monk, taken in 1958. Mr Monk is wearing a three piece pinstriped suit with a white shirt and a patterned tie. Mrs Monk is wearing a dark dress with pin-tucking in squares and a belt. She has an oval brooch at the centre neck of her dress and a string of light coloured round beads around her nosk. She wears glasses with a round frame.
1 B&W photo print
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Inscription on reverse reads: “Grape vine planted in the 60s at Paeroa Pah near Poroutawhao with Rod McDonald, author of Te Hekenga.”
Mr R A McDonald pictured beside a grape vine planted in the 1860s at Paeroa Pa, Poroutawhao c 1945. This photograph appears at the front of the book “Te Hekenga”
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Black and white photograph.
Marion Morris, Land Agent, Foxton
Black and white photograph.
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Black and white photograph.
Anthony Morris, fisherman, onboard boat MX Sidewinder on the Manawatu River.
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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Mounted black and white photograph attached to white card
Susan Mitchell, Dux of Foxton DHS, 1969. Head and shoulders mounted black and white photograph of Susan in school uniform
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