Newspaper caption: Whirlwind at Leeston. This building was overturned while an Army service was in progress. A whirlwind at Leeston on Thursday night shortly after eight o'clock, while a thunderstorm...
Newspaper caption: Whirlwind at Leeston. Interior view. A whirlwind at Leeston on Thursday night shortly after eight o'clock, while a thunderstorm was raging, a whirlwind struck Leeston township...
Australian Salvation Army officers standing on steps with thank you signs.
Groups of people with banners on the balcony of the Railway Hotel at 80 Manchester Street during the Canterbury Rugby Supporters parade. [Frame 1] Banner 'Salute our rugby widows'. Frame 2] Banner '...
Children and crowds along Manchester Street outside the Railway Hotel during a Canterbury Rugby Supporters parade. [Frames 0 and 1] Two year old Kelvin Jones.
Marching girls and crowds along Manchester Street outside the Railway Hotel during a Canterbury Rugby Supporters parade.
Salvation Army British popstar Major Joy Webb holding a guitar.
Portraits of Lieutenant Peter Savage and wife Raeline Savage, Corps officers of Bishopdale Salvation Army.
The Floral Clock on Victoria Street with the Salvation Army Citadel in the background.
Exterior views of the Railton Travel Hotel on the corner of Manchester Street and St Asaph Street shortly prior to demolition. The site is scheduled to become a ground-level car park.
Mrs Margaret Oliver (left) and her niece Selina Squire with a fish pond purchased at the Salvation Army garage sale at the Salvation Army Citadel on Victoria Street.
Two children on a chair for sale at the Salvation Army garage sale at the Salvation Army Citadel on Victoria Street.
Customers with items for sale at the Salvation Army garage sale on the corner of Chester Street and Durham Street.
Crowds along Manchester Street outside the Railway Hotel during a Canterbury Rugby Supporters parade.
Scenes during the Canterbury Rugby Supporters parade along Manchester Street outside the Railway Hotel at 80 Manchester Street.
People in costumes and of those watching during the Canterbury Rugby Supporters parade along Manchester Street outside the Railway Hotel at 80 Manchester Street. [Frame 8] Carole and Marie Quinney...
Scenes during the demolition of the Railton Travel Hotel on the corner of Manchester Street and St Asaph Street. The site is scheduled to become a ground-level car park.
View during the demolition of the Railton Travel Hotel on the corner of Manchester Street and St Asaph Street. The site is scheduled to become a ground-level car park.
View looking west along Armagh Street towards the corner with Manchester Street to the Municipal Electricity Department buildings. To the left is a Salvation Army building.
The interior of the Salvation Army Family Store, 636 Ferry Road.
Shopping centre on Ferry Road, as seen from the corner of Ferry Road and Oak Street.