Penciled on back: “E.A.R.”

Additional information: Preparations for sale of work, Presbyterian Church c.1910, 16 people. Man third from left, back row is the minister, 6th from left Ronald Joseph Law. Woman 2nd left middle row Phoebe Law, (aunt of R.J. Law) who was probably staying with the family at the time.

Shannon Presbyterian Church fundraising sale, c.1910. In this group photograph featuring seven men and nine women, are the Minister (3rd from left – back row), Ronald Joseph Law (4th from right – back row), and Phoebe Law, aunt of R J Law (2nd from left – middle row)

1 B&W photo print

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Group of people involved in ‘sale of work’, Prebyterian Church, early 1900’s 1 B&W photo print, copy

Seven men and nine women - Back Row: (3rd from left) possibly Rev. McKenzie, (6th from left) Ronald Joseph Law. Middle Row: (2nd from left) Phoebe Law (aunt of R.J. Law).

Information on seperate paper states: Also present, but unidentified is the mother of Emyrus Robinson.

Reverand J.A. McKenzie appointed as minister of Shannon Presbyterian Church in 1911.

See also # .0001b larger copy. See also – Acc.# s2001.008.0001 same photo (gives date c.1910).

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Written on back with blue ballpoint pen - Mrs Claytons

Presbyterian ‘Sale of Work’ v Jean Robinson (Now in Foxton)

Group of people involved in ‘sale of work’, Prebyterian Church, early 1900’s 1 B&W photo print, copy

Seven men and nine women - Back Row: (3rd from left) possibly Rev. McKenzie, (6th from left) Ronald Joseph Law. Middle Row: (2nd from left) Phoebe Law (aunt of R.J. Law).

Information on seperate paper states: Also present, but unidentified is the mother of Emyrus Robinson.

Reverand J.A. McKenzie appointed as minister of Shannon Presbyterian Church in 1911.

See also # .0001a smaller copy. See also – Acc.# s2001.008.0001 same photo (gives date c.1910).

Any use of this image must be accompanied by the credit “Horowhenua Historical Society Inc.”