Inscriptions on reverse read: “Donated Mr E White” and “Probably Waikanae”

The 68 pupils of Waikanae School pose outside their schoolroom with sports equipment in foreground. The playground is unsealed with the children sitting and standing on shingle.

Sepia, mounted

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Inscription on reverse reads: ” Donated Mr E White”

Two unidentified young men beside a river which has native bush down to its banks.

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Inscription on reverse reads: ” Donated Mr E White”

A group of three unidentified young men sit on boulders beside a river which has native bush down to its banks.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Donated by Mr E White, Jenkins Town Clerk…Mr T Hobson Mayor, Lady Alice & Sir Charles Fergusson, Mrs Hobson, Mr Linklatter M P, Frank Parker, Walter Bishop (dark hat) rear”

A group of local personalities and dignitaries pose outside a wooden building with Sir Charles and Lady Alice Fergusson. Those in the photograph include Mr Jenkins (the Town Clerk), Mr T Hobson (Mayor), Mrs Hobson, Mr Linklatter (M.P.), Frank Parker and Walter Bishop.

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “Watty Watson in his Austin 7 travelling for W Bull & Co.” and “Donated by Mr E White”

Mr Watty Watson in his Austin 7, with a youth in the passenger’s seat.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Donated by Mr E White”

An unidentified group at a wedding with this photograph taken in the front of an impressive building.

Sepia, mounted

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “Field Hut, Otaki” and “Donated Mr E White”

A number of unidentified men stand on the verandah of and in front of the Field Hut at Otaki Forks. The hut has a very high pitched roof with a large chimney on one side from which a large amount of smoke is pouring. The hut is surrounded by dense native bush.

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “Donated by Mr E White” and “L/R Gordon Harvey, 5th Florrie Walker (later Parsons), ? Parsons, Sam Parsons”

A group of eight people stand alongside a corrugated iron building. Included in the group are Gordon Harvey, Florrie Walker (later Parsons) and Sam Parsons.

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Donated Mr E White”

A group of 26 men pose in this formal photograph outside a wooden building, possibly the then “Chronicle” office.

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “Willie Smithall” and “Donated Mr E White” and “Waikanae”

Pupils from Waikanae School hoeing vegetables under the supervision of teachers. Pumpkins are growing in foreground.

Sepia, mounted

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Inscription on reverse reads: “Donated Mr E White”

An informal group of 26 men, pose under trees. In this group are two police constables and a man who appears to be master of the hunt.

Sepia, mounted

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “Levin Waiopehu Tramping Club” and Donated by Mr E White”

A group of 19 members of the Levin Waiopehu Tramping Club poses for this informal photograph.

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “W Smithall”, “Donated Mr E White” and “Probably Waikanae”

Wooden one-roomed school at Waikanae, with pupils tidying the front garden. The school is a weatherboard building with sash windows, and is set close to the road with a wire fence separating the two.

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Inscriptions on reverse read: “29 Donated by Mr E White” and “(Watty) Willie Watson, Florrie Walker”

Willie (Watty) Watson, Florrie Walker and three other youths

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