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Name/title	Maker	Production date	Description
Thames Street Peace Day Celebration	J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer	12 Nov 1918	Parade in Thames Street. St Luke's Church, old and new Post Office, The Rendezvous Tea Rooms and Billiard Parlour
Wedding photo, unidentified. Rosalie Leslie - flower girl.		1920s?	Two bridesmaids and flower girl Rosalie Leslie in front of a church.
Clark Bros, produce merchants, Humber Street		1899-1910?	Clark Bros, produce merchants, Humber Street. Traction-engines, drays. From left - - - - , Sam Rawson, Frank Rawson, Fred Townsley, Allan Clark standing on engine D clark, , J McLennan boy, -, J Aiken, A Clark,J Church, -.-, Robert Clark
Duntroon.		Pre 1950s	Duntroon view facing south east. St Magnus Church, Police Station. First house built in Duntroon marked "X", bottom left.
Stuart and Ethel Reid, Stanley Reid, Douglas Reid. Elderslie Estate			Elderslie. From left: Dr Stuart Bathgate Reid and his wife Ethel Mary Reid (nee Connell), Stanley Reid, Douglas Reid (standing). Enfield Presbyterian Church.
Thames Street Peace Day Celebration	J M Brown Bookseller and Stationer	12 Nov 1918	Crowd in Thames Street. Looking south toward Clock Tower and St Luke's Church. Shops: McDonalds […], D Simpson Furnishing Warehouse, G M Procter Chemist, Robins Bros.
A group of eight children in Highland dance costume.	Martin, Athol (d.1995)	1940s?	From right: unknown, David Edwards, Agnes Mills, Peter Johnston, Shirley Mills, Roger Sim, Walker. Lorraine Dawson kneeling in front. Photo possibly taken outside St Pauls Church.
Reverend Algernon Gifford and family			First Reverend of St Luke's Anglican Church . From left (seated): Sophie M Gifford, Rev Algernon Gifford, Sarah Anne Gifford (nee Evans) From left (standing): Algernon Charles Gifford, George H Gifford, Frances Maria (Fannie) Gifford.
The Glebe. Parsons Road		1862-1909	The Glebe, Parsons Road. St Luke's Anglican Church vicarage. Home of Reverend Algernon Gifford from 1862 to 1909.
Reverend Algernon Gifford and family.		1890s?	The Gifford's. From left: Sarah Annie Gifford, Rev Algernon Gifford, unknown , unknown, George Gifford (holding cat), Frances Maria (Fannie) Gifford, Sophie M Gifford. First Reverend of St Luke's Anglican Church
Wedding photo. Rosalie Leslie - flower girl.	Havelock Williams	1929	Wedding party on the steps of St Saviour's Anglican Church in Sydenham, Christchurch. Rosalie Leslie is the flower girl, bride is Stella Munday and the groom is William Gerrie. [See article in Chch Press 14 February 1929]
Wedding photo, unidentified. Rosalie Leslie - flower girl.	Havelock Williams	1930s	Two bridesmaids and flower girl Rosalie Leslie in front of a church.
Travelling Font		1840s	Travelling font also known as a fontlet used by Algernon Gifford. Shaped like a full sized font. White ceramic bowl. Marked on concave base - 'Font in All Saints Ch - Longstanton - Camd - J Flack' This miniature font is modelled on the font in All Saints Church, Cambridgeshire, England.
Common Prayer Book Church of England		1855	Common Prayer Book. Inscribed Benjamin Louth, Benmore Station. Arrived in Dunedin January 16, 1866. Arrived in Benmore February 3 1866. Embroidered bookmark with loose tassel.
J. Conaghan's Patearoa Hotel.		Jun 1925-May 1927	Five men with a car in front of the Patearoa Hotel. John Conaghan was the licensee of the hotel, owned by Mrs W Dagg, from June 1925 until it was destroyed by fire on May 7th 1927. The Patearoa Store is to the right of the hotel, and a small wooden church is further along the road.
Delargy's Hall		1897	Kurow Delargy's Hall interior. (Haka Bazaar?) Roman Catholic Church Bazaar, Kurow. For building fund. Held November 4,5 or 6th, 1897 Stall Holders: Miss Teenie Simpson, Mrs Wise, Mrs T. A. Munro. Hall was part of the Kurow Hotel group, along with livery stables at the rear, providing a venue for dances, as this was forbidden by law, within the Hotel, just next door.
Kurow Vicar Reverend Fynes-Clinton at Duntroon.		1900-1910?	Reverend Geoffrey Fynes-Clinton sitting in a cart drawn by his horse Magpie, outside St Martin's Anglican Church in Duntroon.
View south from Kurow Hill.		Pre 1908	A view looking south from Kurow Hill. The Kurow-Duntroon Road [State Highway 83] at left. The two storey building in the centre is the Bridge Hotel, on Station Road [now Liverpool Street]. The hotel was destroyed by fire 6 October 1908. The railway station and goods shed to the right of the hotel. St. Alban's vicarage and church, built 1893, in the background at left.
Elizabeth Rachel (Ray) Jardine (later Mrs E S Guthrie) and Flora Elinor Jardine (later Mrs H Jamieson)		1902-1988	Elizabeth Rachel (Ray) Jardine (later Mrs E S Guthrie) and Flora Elinor Jardine (later Mrs H Jamieson). (Elizabeth Rachel Jardine was born 9 June, 1902; died 1 August, 1988. She married Edgar Sibbald Guthrie on 1 July, 1933 at Knox Church, Dunedin. Flora Elinor Jardine was born 25 June, 1905; died 12 December, 1978. (She married Henry Edward Jamieson of Tokarahi, and later farmed near Palmerston.)
Oamaru Waterworks General Drawings, Sheet C.	McLeod, Donald A	Circa 1877	Oamaru Waterworks General Drawings, Sheet C. Plans, cross sections of tunnels, culverts and fencing. Coloured. Includes dimensions. Donald McLeod, Engineer.

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