An unidentified woman standing in a cottage garden. The woman is wearing a white dress with covered buttons down the centre front of the top, black boots, a hat with a wide brim and a string of beads around her neck. She is wearing frameless glasses and holds a daisy with a black centre in her hands. The house she stands in front of is weatherboard with a verandah.

1 B&W photo print [fragile, damaged]

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Embossed mounting board.

An unidentified wioman poses in front of a large bush in this oval shaped photograph. She is wearing a white long sleved blouse with a tie at the waist and a dark skirt. She is also wearing frameless glasses.

1 B&W photo print,mounted

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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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Inscription on reverse reads: “Mine washed up at Waitarere? Beach during or shortly after W W I”.

Postcard of one unidentified woman and four unidentified youths beside mine washed ashore at Waitarere Beach 1918.

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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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