Inscription on reverse reads: “Mr W Thorley’s mother. Photographer W Thorley. Negative Turnbull Libarary”
Mr W Thorley’s mother, in a dark dress with a spotted apron over it holds out a piece of meat to her tabby cat who stands on his hind legs.
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Penciled on back: “4 SCH
Mrs R Fitzherbert and her daughter Miss M Fitzherbert stand on the porch at the at the rear of this group of pupils from the Norwood School, Queen Street, Levin, 1904. Twenty-one of the twenty three pupils are girls with only two boys appearing in this photograph. The school was on the site of today’s ‘Village Green’ (2001) and was also known as Mrs Fitzherbert’s School.
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
See also 2000.317.0002 (original) with names of pupils listed, and 2000.317.0003 duplicate copies}
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Two unidentified women with a dog pose by a Survey Trig Marker at an unknown location.
1 B&W Postcard
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Black and white photograph.
Written on back – Dorothy Dix – at Radio Station 0209
Written on green paper attached to back – C M/H
Dorothy Dix at Radio Foxton holding a large Corgi dog on her lap.
Black and white photograph.
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Printed on front of mounting board, top right, with black ink: “P 86”
Written on back with black ballpoint pen: ”’Lakeside’, H.H. McDonald residence, after heavy snow.”
Stamped on back with black ink – Horowhenua Historical Society.
Snow at ‘Lakeside’, the residence of Hector Hugh McDonald, on what is now Moutere Road. The young woman is Flora McDonald eldest daughter of Hector Hugh and the dog is “Jock”. This photograph is taken looking north and the Te Maai ridge is in the background.
1 B&W photo print copy, mounted
See also 1977.047.0031
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