Written on back – MH AH slug: Dr. Cresswell. visiting Foxton on his march. _ Naumai Tom _ Robinson, Robinson, _ _ (front)
Written on blue paper attached to back – C M/H
Dr Creswell visiting Foxton on his march because of Health Cuts
Tom and Naumai Robinson in photo.
Photograph marked with red pen.
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Written on back – Keep Foxton Beautiful Function T. Robinbson, N. Robinson, D. Hunt, G. Fraser
Keep Foxton Beautiful tenth birthday celebration, 199?
Pictured at back (left to right): Tom Robinbson, Naumai Robinson, Daphne Hunt, Gretchen Fraser.
Colour Photograph.
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Black and white photograph.
Written on back – M/H St John’s ambulance. , Naomi and Tom Robinson. Judy Keall M.P. ? Arthur Story, Ben & Mavis White 17/12/1995
Opening of the St Johns building in Whyte Street, 1995. Those in this photograph are from left to right: -
Unknown, Naumai Robinson, Tom Robinson, Judy Keall, unknown, Arthur Story, Ben White, Mavis White.
Black and white photograph.
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Black and white photograph.
Written on back – N. Robinson T. Robinson J. Storey Graham Fennemore Interpreter 3 Shimousa Guest
Written on blue paper attached to back – C manawatu herald MH531 327×6.6
Mayor Tom Robinson with guests from ‘sister city’ Shimousa.
Pictured left to right: J. Story, Graham Fennemore, N. Robinson, woman interpreter (unnamed), 3 men (unnamed) from Shimousa, Tom Robinson.
Black and white photograph.
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Black and white photograph.
Written on back – MH 7/2/95 AH slug: sister Tom Robinson (mayor) with Japanese visitors twin town exchange scheme
Written on blue paper attached to back – C M H
Mayor Tom Robinson presenting a framed aerial view of the Foxton area to guests from ‘sister city’ Shimousa.
Black and white photograph.
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Black and white photograph.
Written on back – Tom Robinson
Written on blue paper attached to back – C . M/H
Mayor Tom Robinson accepting Japanese fan from Shimousa visitor.
Black and white photograph.
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Two black & white photographs.
Written on the back of the photographs in blue ink – Park St.
Foxton School, Secondary Class 3 (?), 1952. Those in this photograph are from left to right:-
Back Row: Danny Fletcher, Tom Robinson, Jean Elder, David Thane, Ngaire Smith, Jimmy Calder, Ivan Coley, Bruce Hansen.
Front Row: Herston Robinson, Pam Jones, Bill Cummerfield, Daphne Miller, Stan Woodhouse, Betty Eden, Rex Brotherson.
Two black & white photographs. Names on a separate sheet of paper.
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One black & white photograph and one black & white photocopy.
Written on the back of the photograph in blue ink – Park St. Written on the back of the photograph in black ink – 1951.
Foxton School Class 20 (?), 1951. Those in this photograph are from left to right:-
Back Row: Mr Preston (teacher), Bruce Hansen, Danny Fletcher, Donald Rough, Ted Ellis.
Middle Row: Fred Neville, Tom Robinson, David Thane, Graham Hislop, Stan Woodhouse, Brian Hodge, Bill Cummerfield, Rex Brotherson, Ivan Coley.
Front Row: Ngaire Smith, Betty Eden, Cybil (? Sybil) Taylor, Annette McAlister, Jean Ropiha, Unknown, Jean Marrell.
One black & white photograph and one black & white photocopy. Names on a separate sheet of paper.
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Black and white photograph.
Written on back – Tom Robinson Mayor Horowhenua District Council
Printed on yellow paper attached to back – Manawatu Herald
Mayor of the Horowhenua District Council from 1995-2004, Tom Robinson.
Black and white photograph.
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