Portraits of Sarah and Katherine Quigley with their donation for the Save the Children Fund.
Andrea Papesch giving a donation from Christ the King School to I. D. Ristrom and Mayor Neville Pickering, for the Jaycee milk biscuit appeal.
Mayor Neville Pickering with donations, including an piece of exercise equipment, for the Games Auction 5000 fundraising event.
Andrea Papesch giving a donation from Christ the King School to I. D. Ristrom for the Jaycee milk biscuit appeal.
Mayor Neville Pickering donating a signed photograph of the Christchurch Town Hall to Games fundraising committee chairman, N. R. Searell.
Furniture for donation to Little Acres home for children, on display in the foyer at the Christchurch Star building. [Frame 20a] Starlet Corner “Litter Critter” entries.
Tavern staff social club members, Mrs P. Ruki, and club president P. Lowe, presenting a saw to the vice-president of the Intellectually Handicapped Children’s Society, C. Curragh.
G.H. Coley (right), C.O.R.S.O organiser for the Canterbury-West Coast district, receiving a cheque from members of the St Martins senior youth group in aid of Operation 21. Pictured are, from left...
Rev. Malcolm W. Wilson dedicating a tractor and implements to an agricultural college in India at a ceremony in Cathedral Square outside the Chief Post Office building. The money was raised by New...
Betty Pearson (left) and Louise Callander of the Save the Children Fund with textured vegetable protein destined for aid in Vietnam. The packages are to be flown on a Hercules flight from Wigram to...
Steven Gale with donations collected for Romanian orphans at the Linwood New World Supermarket.
Tracey Sheldrake sorting out clothing donated for Operation Good Samaritan at the Carlyle Street railway sheds ahead of being shipped to the Pacific Islands for victims of Cyclone Ofa.
Barry Gwynne sorting out donations for Operation Good Samaritan the Carlyle Street railway sheds ahead of being shipped to the Pacific Islands for victims of a cyclone.
Maureen Haynes (with hands raised) and volunteers from Christchurch Boys High School packing donations for victims of Cyclone Ofa in a Sydenham warehouse.
Suia Tuulua surrounded with donated non perishable goods destined for victims of Cyclone Ofa.
Russell Wakefield (centre) of Christchurch Flourmills Limited, and "Blue" Moore (left) and Paul Edlin of the RNZAF oversee donated flour being loaded onto a truck. The flour is to be sent to the...
Eva Gilmore, president of the Save the Children Fund North Canterbury, with donations of clothing and bedding for those affected by a cyclone in Suva.
Malcolm Ross of St Joseph's Orphanage in a department store in Christchurch considering how to spend his $2, donated by the Christchurch Jaycees.
Group of children at St Joseph's Orphanage with Christmas presents supplied by the Christchurch Jaycees.
Frame one is of the Christmas tree in ChristChurch Cathedral. Frame two is of the Christmas tree in the Hereford Street branch of the Bank of New South Wales. Typist for the bank, Jill Turner, is...
A group sorting and packing donated presents, which were left under the Christmas tree at ChristChurch Cathedral, to be sent as gifts to children in South Korea. Pictured sorting the gifts in the...
Woolston Primary School students handing the president of the North Canterbury Red Cross centre a cheque for aid relief for Tonga.
H.G. Stiles of the Bishopdale-Burnside Rotary Club with Singer treadle sewing machines he is repairing to be donated to Pacific Island villages.