Newspaper caption: Mr and Mrs Simon Williams, who have resided in the Malvern district for many years, celebrated their golden wedding on July 30th.
I haven't been able to hug my grandmother throughout the ongoing Covid-19 lockdown; sadly she lives a very long way away, and even her daughter visiting under Level 2 still can't make any physical...
A variety of residents share memories of a large storm that took place in Lyttelton during 1974.
Various people share their stories of a fuel tank exploding at Naval Point in July 1985.
Tracey Adams recounts that hangings were still taking place at Lyttelton Gaol when her grandparents were at Lyttelton Main School.
Various residents share memories of their favourite Lyttelton fish and chip shops.
Views of five generations of a family. Pictured are A. Welsh, Les Walsh, M. Gracie, Lyn Grieve and Melanie Jane Grieve.
Three children sitting in front of three cars, with their grandparents. Car in the middle is a Standard 10, car on left is an Austin. A picnic at Leithfield.
Members of the Kirk family on their front lawn. Pictured: son Robert and his wife Judith, Mrs Kirk, Mr Kirk holding grandson Jamie, daughter Robyn and son Philip.
Members of the Kirk family on their front lawn. Pictured: son Robert and his wife Judith, Mrs Kirk, Mr Kirk, grandson Jamie, daughter Robyn and son Philip.
Members of the Kirk family on the front lawn. Pictured: son Robert and his wife Judith, Mrs Kirk, Mr Kirk, grandson Jamie, daughter Robyn and son Philip.
Members of the Kirk family on their front lawn. Pictured: son Robert and his wife Judith, Mrs Ruth Kirk, Mr Kirk, grandson Jamie, daughter Robyn and son Philip.
Three women in coats and one man walking across tarmac towards a Tasman Empire Airways Limited (TEAL) aeroplane at Christchurch Airport. A worker can be seen on right with a tractor and enclosed...
Grandparents, Daise and Will, in a garden holding a baby, Margaret Elliot.