Left to right: "Wiley" Wilson, Keith Thwaites, Arthur David "Bomber" Mills in St Bede's uniforms outside the Post Office building in the Square. Third Term, 1938 - Form V. Note on back of photo says...
This event was in Thorpes paddock, Gayhurst Rd, Dallington about 1935. I can remember seeing his gear lying on the ground. It was depression years & I understand that not many paid to get in but a lot...
My grandmother and grandfather with one of the cows they had for milking, on the bit of land they rented out at the end of Butler Street, in Opawa. They had cows, chickens and a big vege garden and my...
Bridge of Remembrance.
Three of the staff at the Gebbies Pass radio transmission station. The Gebbies Pass radio transmitter was one of several erected by the New Zealand Broadcasting Board between 1932
Staff of A.T.C with grandfather and father (machinest & saw doctor). Corner of Moorhouse Ave, Lincoln Road corner to Railway.
The Gebbies Pass radio transmitter was one of several erected by the New Zealand Broadcasting Board between 1932
The Gebbies Pass radio transmitter was one of several erected by the New Zealand Broadcasting Board between 1932 &1936 to extend radio broadcasting coverage in the main centres. Highly commended in...
"Avonhead" homestead, built in 1853 of pug clay on the site of what is now Archdall Place. Thought to be the early home of Alice Witty, daughter of George Witty, MP for Riccarton.
Ruth Trent (née Burnell) as a child standing next to large bluegum tree in Bridle Path Road, Heathcote.
Bridge over gully in Heathcote Domain with Castle Rock in background.
Group of women and chidren seated in front of stone wall on beach at Corsair Bay.
Sumner Clock Tower at Scarborough Park. Looking from beach to Scarborough with hill behind clock and kiosk to the left.
My mother, Mavis Howarth, taken August 1935, aged 19 years.
This is Otto Gustav Rosenau and small Gordon Ogilvie. Christchurch author) Gordon is a small boy on the families orchard in Horotane valley. This photo depicts an encounter with someone who had...
A group of children standing in front of a brick wall at Waimairi School for Brethren Sunday school. Ron Macefield (left, back row), Ray Macefield (right, back row), Ken Macefield (third left, third...
Looking north up Colombo Street towards Cathedral Square.
The Gebbies Pass radio transmitter was one of several erected by the New Zealand Broadcasting Board between 1932 & 1936 to extend radio broadcasting coverage near the main centres. Highly commended in...
Crozier Motors were the Austin Agents in Christchurch. This photo was taken in 1936 with my Uncle Allan Reeve at far left.
The Gebbies Pass radio transmitter was one of several erected by the New Zealand Broadcasting Board between 1932 & 1936 to extend radio broadcasting coverage in the main centres.
Unknown maintenance staff on one of the transmission masts. The Gebbies Pass radio transmitter was one of several erected by the New Zealand Broadcasting Board between 1932 & 1936 to extend radio...
The Gebbies Pass radio transmitter was one of several erected by the New Zealand Broadcasting Board between 1932 &1936 to extend radio broadcasting coverage in the main centres.
The Gebbies Pass radio transmitter was one of several erected by the New Zealand Broadcasting Board between 1932 & 1936 to extend radio broadcasting coverage in the main centres. Highly commended in...