Views of a car, owned by Mr Jeff Turner and his wife, which they have decorated to promote Northland New Zealand as a tourist destination. The text on the side of the car reads "For New Zealand's Best...
A selection of advertising posters being pasted to a wall by John Y of Phantom Billstickers wearing a branded jumpsuit and covering his face with a scarf.
David Cox and Carole Evans, Christchurch City Councillors, scraping posters off the walls of the Moorhouse Avenue bridge. The posters were put up by John Y of Phantom Billstickers.
Mike O'Brien, reflected in a mirror, of Low Overhead Advertising with painted advert on his head with a Ghetto Blaster during a trip around Christchurch. Cathedral Square, the Port Hills and the...
Sign writer, Paul Baker, painting Christmas message on a Toyworld window in Timaru.
Wally Hannam, senior customer officer at BNZ Armagh Street with a new form of advertising being used by the bank to attract customers.
Exterior of Carlton Cellars and Canterbury Fried Chicken at 23 Papanui Road, Merivale.
Construction workers and machinery, working to lower a section of the Colombo Street overhead bridge into place, looking north towards the central city. The new bridge will form part of Moorhouse...
View along Colombo Street, looking south over the Colombo Street railway bridge, taken from the Colombo Street overhead bridge during its construction.
Mr Clyde Bedell (right) with the advertising manager for the Christchurch Star, Mr J. S. Bowie in front of an audience during the first in a series of lectures discussing the use of newspaper...
John Maybury, former radio personality, with a loud speaker stood on a truck of prizes during a three day Christmas promotion on behalf of stores on Colombo Street between Lichfield Street and St...
Construction of the Bank of New Zealand building in South Cathedral Square.
Portrait of Mike O'Brien of Low Overhead Advertising with painted advert on his head with a Ghetto Blaster. Taken during a trip around Christchurch using his head as a moving advert. Cathedral Square...
Sign advertising S B potatoes growing in a patch on an island intersection of Ferry Road and St Asaph Street.
Close-up of two mannequins in the window to Vance Vivian's Menswear store in the Government Life Building, Cathedral Square.
Advertising billboards on the corner of Colombo Street and Carlyle Street on the railway overbridge, Sydenham.
Board advertising Haggis outside Newmarket Butcheries, owned by Michael Drew, on Colombo Street.
Cuttings of advertisements and branding for New Zealand leisure drinks Big M and Cool Change.
"Miss Freightcare", Trudy van Zyl, in a dangerous goods store in Christchurch as part of campaign to promote safe handling of substances and awkward loads by the Railways Corporation. Zyl is wearing a...
Interior of the Para Pools store with displays of swimming pools and promotional bunting and signage.
Exterior of Thomas Brown drive-in "fuel bar" and signage at 36 Harewood Road, Papanui which allows customers to collect home heating fuel easily. Signage also advertises different types of heating...
Various advertising leaflets for banking including those for ANZ, Canterbury Savings Bank, BNZ, Post Office Savings Bank, The National Bank and Westpac.
Mr Dave Hawkey, Christchurch's sandwich board man, stood in the centre courtyard of the Arts Centre promoting the opening day of the market.
A man sat in an armchair outside the Soul Shack, a shipping container of surfboards, advertising surfing lessons and surfboard hire. The Shack is on New Brighton Mall, New Brighton and was taken...