Inscription on back: Mrs MacDonald with Flora’s love December 1902
Formal head to waist studio photograph of Flora McDonald. Wearing dark blouse with large ribbon bow over high necked undergarment. Hair down.
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Label attached – 3 age groups of Theresa Hinemoa (younger daughter of Hector Jnr)
Formal threequarter length studio childhood portrait of Theresa Hinemoa McDonald wearing light coloured coat and hat, fur muff, two string pearl necklace.
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Studio portrait of Doris Olive Hughes and Iris Ellen Hughes. Doris holds a bunch of cut flowers in her hand and is standing beside Iris who is sitting astride a rocking horse.
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Bride & Groom – Sarah and William Brown 1 B&W photo print {Fragile, damaged}
Formal studio photograph. William (‘Bill’) Brown was a railway ganger based in Shannon.
They had 6 daughters then a son (Alistair). 7 names have been used as identification in connection with the girls of the Brown family: Annie, Gwen (later Graham), Girlie (later Urwin), Jeanne (never married), Billie, Eris (later Mouldey) youngest (?) daughter and Maisie (later Hebley).
Annie believed born January 1906 (see Certificate of Proficiency Acc.#s2002.098.0034 gives her age as 13 years 10 months in Novemeber 1919).
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Mrs Ngawhare Cook and three of her grandchildren, Phillip, (the son of Samuel Lichfield Cook), Liza and Ria.
Three copies
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Printed with yellow ink on mounting board below photo - Connolly & Co. Lambton Quay, Wellington
Unidentified man
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Embossed with gold leaf on mounting board below photo - Billens & Bunting Palmerston North.
Unidentified man
Has a beard and moustache.
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Unidenified man
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Inscription on reverse reads: “C J Pownalls sons.”
Three young men, two standing and one sitting on a bench in a studio setting, who are described on the reverse of the photograph as “C J Pownalls sons.”
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Printed on mounting board below photo - J. Bragge Photographer, Wellington, N.Z.
Printed on back - Portrait and Landscape Photographer James Bragge Wellington, New Zealand. Copies and enlargements to any size may always be had from this negative No. ......
Unidentified middle-aged man
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Man & woman (unidentified) in studio 1 B&W photo print
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Printed on front of mounting board, top right, with black ink – P 41
Written with blue ballpoint pen on piece of paper glued to back: “Meeting between Flax Miller’s and County Chairman, G.F. Monk (centre bottom). Bottom Left : A.A. Brown – His Father-in-Law.
This photo used in book – ‘Horowhenua County and its People’, page 158, and acknowledged to – Brown Coll.
Flax Millers with the County Chairman, G.A. Monk, 1919. Mr Monk sits in the centre of the front row , with his father-in law Mr A. A. Brown, seated to the far left in the front row.
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
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Embossed bottom right corner - P.P. Andrew Wellington. N.Z.
Written on back with blue ballpoint pen – Emily Nicol
Mrs Emily Nicol (nee Gingell), Shannon librarian 1924 – 1947 1 B&W photo print
Formal photograph. Seated in chair with wooden armrests. Wearing hat, spectacles, gloves and holding closed umbrella.
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