Parade of the Women's Royal Army Corps at Burnham Camp.
My mothers brother Owen Sutton was killed in a traffic accident in Christchurch during World War II. He was just about to be sent for training in Canada, as Air Crew. He had been married about a year...
New industry workers in a Christchurch factory pressing out metal fittings for gas masks.
Exterior of prefabricated classrooms being constructed on the grounds of Christchurch West High School on Hagley Avenue to accommodate increasing numbers of pupils.
Exterior of the Sydenham Post Office building built in 1911 at 340 Colombo Street, Sydenham. The building is covered in scaffolding in preparation for the demolition of the clock tower to reduce the...
Exterior of Government Housing subdivisions under construction in Riccarton, part of one of the biggest government schemes in Christchurch.
A group of people listen to the president (Mr Marsh) speaking at the opening of the Riccarton Racecourse Bowling Club.
Competitors for the Christchurch Amateur Cycling Club's annual Christchurch-Akaroa return road race lined up at the start, on the corner of Hazeldean Road and Lincoln Road in Addington. The patron of...
Rolleston Statue & Museum, Christchurch. N.Z. Maoriland Postcard.
The Grand Stands, Riccarton Racecourse. Christchurch. N.Z. Postcard.
Colombo Street Methodist Church Sunday school class.
Aerial view of the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association Show at Addington showgrounds.
These photos are of the girls from Papanui Technical High School. They may be the Rangiora Youth Recreational Club. The girls were doing a trip around Banks Peninsula in 1948. They were mostly taken...
Fay, Pam & Dorothy in Lyttelton in 1948. These photos are of the girls from Papanui Technical High School. They may be the Rangiora Youth Recreational Club. The girls were doing a trip around Banks...
Papanui High School pupils waiting for the train from Rangiora. Photo taken by Dorothy Lott.
My nan and grandad with my aunties and my mum at a picnic. Names on reverse of photo: great grandad Bailey, grandad and nana Bailey, aunty Doreen (6?),aunty Jan (5?), mum B. J. Lilly (4?), aunty...
From a photograph album.
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
My dad Ray (Sno) on his wedding day with two of his sisters, Agnes and Joan - all from Christchurch. Wedding held in Blenheim, mum's birth place.
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...