Two black & white photocopies.

Foxton School Class 9 (?), 1951. Those in this photograph are from left to right:-

Back Row: Peter Palmer, Melvin Parfitt, Maurice Smith, Rodney Mence, Ian Friend, Arthur Wilkins, Charlie Skjoth, Howard Christensen, Colin Young Too, Alf Young Too.

Middle Row: Bevin Smith, Desmond Burnard, Eric Booth, John Walls, Bill Black, Paul Field, Owen Friend, Jim White, Wallace Clementson, Malcolm Shailer, Mrs Cherry Milne (teacher).

Front Row: Jessie Metcalfe, Julie Ellis, Glenor Gregory, Patsy Atkinson, Robin Elliot, Valda Sands, Betty Beckett, Marlene Arondale, Margaret Small, Uknown Hartley.

Two black & white photocopies. Names on a separate sheet of paper.

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Donated by E.McLeod nee Walls

Inscriptions on reverse read: ” E McLeod” and

" Rear of baker - - -

John Walls Nelson J Walls Mark Perreau

? Gillet Oswald Stone"

8 Staff members from Walls Bakery, Foxton pose for this photograph with their wares and their horses in this sepia toned mounted photograph. Four of the men are dressed for work in the bakery with long white arpons covering their clothes. Three of the men are sitting on horse-drawn gigs. They are wearing vests, trousers, shirtsleeves and straw hats. Beside them in wicker baskets are loaves of bread. To the right of the photograph stands a man dressed in a vest, trousers, shirtsleeves and a bowler hat. The names of some of the men in the photograph are inscribed on the reverse.

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Donated by G F Walls 35 Park Street Foxton

Staff stand on the footpath outside the Walls Moutoa Tea Rooms in Main Street, Foxton. Three men are wearing long white aprons and appear to be bakers. Three young women have aprons covering their dresses, two other women are dressed in street clothes and a young man is dressed in a suit with a cloth cap.

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Inscribed on reverse faintly: ” E McLeod Front of original bakery John Walls, Jane Walls, George, Agnes”.

Sepia toned mounted photograph of the front of Walls Bakery, with members of the Walls family and some other unidentified persons. The building is made of slab timber with a half verandah with an iron roof, and large display windows cover the front of the shop, with a smaller sash window set into the wall on the right. Wall family members stand to the far left and are identified as John Walls, Jane Walls, George and Agnes. The man leaning against the verandah post, the man mounted on horseback with a basket of bread on his left arm and the two youths to the right of the photograph are all unidentified persons.

Sepia original with one black and white print, and one black and white photocopy.

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