Indonesians learning to fly at Air New Zealand's Leonard Isitt Aviation Training Centre, Christchurch.
View of telephone switchboard operators.
Aulsebrook workers leaving the factory on the corner of St Asaph and Montreal Street after being told of job losses.
The audience at a meeting for the unemployed by the Canterbury Trades Council at 194 Gloucester Street.
The Ferrier Fountain in Victoria Square looking across the Avon River towards Colombo Street and the Vacation Hotel.
A worker standing on scaffolding working on repairs to the Ferrier Fountain.
The King Edward VII Coronation Memorial fountain resited at Sydenham Park.
View of the Bowker Fountain in Victoria Square looking towards the corner of Armagh Street and Colombo Street.
Workers dismantling the merry-go-round at the 1978 Agricultural and Pastoral Association Show.
Precision Golf Forging Limited chairman, Wilfred Morris and Colgate Palmolive director, John Steel, at PGF's new factory in Aranui.
Golf clubs manufactured at Spalding's Woolston plant on Radley Street.
The car park at Woolworths, Hornby, which is also used by Keystore shoppers on the intersection of Main South Road and Shands Road.
Harold Hutchings, retiring production division manager at Whitcoulls, with a galley prooling machine he used as apprentice 48 years ago.
Director Leo Bensemann with printing presses at Caxton Press at 113 Victoria Street in the central city.
Addington School pupils Diane Heenan (left) and Wenda Thomsen planting a tree with Mayor H. G. Hay for Arbor Day at Elizabeth Park.
Katherine Drury, a marker on the quotation board at the Christchurch-Invercargill stock exchange.
Ships carpenter, Stan Hemsley, with pillaged cargo.
Lyttelton Harbour Board cargo shed supervisor Ken Smith examines pillaged cargo from Taiwan.
The Vacation Hotel on Colombo Street with Victoria Square in the foreground.
A transporter truck carrying a debarker drum made by Mason Anderson over Evans Pass to Lyttelton port.
A Komatsu tractor being loaded on to a trailer manufactuered by Steel Bros (NZ) Limited.
Driver Lindsay Powell (left) and reporter Colin Bryant with a Freightways truck.
View of the empty auditorium at Christchurch Teachers College.
Exterior of the new auditorium at Christchurch Teachers College.