Dorothy Hill-Holmes, president of the Electrical Association for Women which is due to wind up at the end of the month due to increasing numbers of women growing up with technology and no longer...
Overhead electrical wires and street lamp outside of the house at 150 Avonside Drive. Holy Trinity Anglican Church is visible in the background.
Views of lineworkers in a competition organised by the Electrical Supply Authorities Engineers’ Institute at Fernside.
Views of lineworkers in a competition organised by the Electrical Supply Authorities Engineers’ Institute at Fernside. [Frame 26] Trevor Shadbolt.
Municipal Electricity Department stand at the New Zealand Industries Fair held in Christchurch demonstrating the Ripple Relay water heater control. Provided by the Department and "Metrovick" the...
Views of the first installed fluorescent street lamps in Cathedral Square looking west towards Worcester Street showing the first fluorescent street lamps used by the Municipal Electricity Department...
View of the Municipal Electricity Department street lighting tower waggon on Oxford Terrace, looking towards Gloucester Street with the Midland Club to the right.
Views of the residents getting ready for electricity for Lewis Pass.
Views of Lansdowne Valley substation.
Views of five Municipal Electricity Department linemen transferring power lines at the junction of Kilmore and Durham Street.
Portraits of Mrs Sally Coull, who won a Dominion-wide contest on electrical safety. The contest included a quiz and to create a slogan.
Jeanie Pyper and Jean Koster with Moffat representative, Kevin Hayes inside a caravan on Francis Avenue.