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Hori's budget this month includes the action picture above of the A. M. P. junior haka party entertaining on the Puketawai marae.
As part of a series illustrating business firms in Tolaga Bay, Hori took this picture of P. S. G. (Sam) Thornton, general storekeeper, Cook Street, son of the late J. D. G. Thornton. His assistant (left) is R. Lawrence.
Tolaga Bay's fire engine ready to answer a call. Lone fireman waiting for rest of crew is E. Kaiwai (one of the brigade's two Maori members). Fortunately fire was only smoke from a Hauiti rubbish fire.
This is Mrs C. Kerslake (formerly Miss Materoa Tanihana), with her son Colin, who now reside in Melbourne, seen at the Royal Melbourne Show, The show was opened by Princess Alexandra of Kent, whom they saw in person later in the day. Mrs Kerslake is the youngest of the four daughters of the late Mr and Mrs G. Thompson, Mangaheia.
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, with her son Colin, who now reside in Melbourne, seen at the Royal Melbourne Show, The show was opened by Princess Alexandra of Kent, whom they saw in person later in the day. Mrs Kerslake is the youngest of the four daughters of the late Mr and Mrs G. Thompson, Mangaheia.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 67 : January 28, 1960'); void 0){kind=link}
, with her son Colin, who now reside in Melbourne, seen at the Royal Melbourne Show, The show was opened by Princess Alexandra of Kent, whom they saw in person later in the day. Mrs Kerslake is the youngest of the four daughters of the late Mr and Mrs G. Thompson, Mangaheia.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 67 : January 28, 1960'); void 0){kind=link}
, with her son Colin, who now reside in Melbourne, seen at the Royal Melbourne Show, The show was opened by Princess Alexandra of Kent, whom they saw in person later in the day. Mrs Kerslake is the youngest of the four daughters of the late Mr and Mrs G. Thompson, Mangaheia.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 67 : January 28, 1960'); void 0){kind=link}