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Past and present staff members gather outside the Ngawhatu administration block

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Former matrons and ex-matrons. Mrs Garrett, Misses P. Murch, E. Wilson, D. Young, M. O'Connell, B. Gleadow, M. McFarlane and Mrs M. McLean

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Mrs Dorothy Clark (Palmerston North) and Mrs Winney Hadcroft (Christchurch). Mrs Clark was at the hospital during the 1920s and Mrs Hadcroft was there in the 1930s

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Chatting over a cup of tea are Fred Lehndorf, a former head attendant at Ngawhatu for 20 years who retired in 1966 and Miss Pat Murch who was assistant matron. Miss Murch retired from Ngawhatu in 1958 after five years

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Former male staff members who were at the reunion

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Head nurses Fred Lehndorf, Fred Irving (present head nurse), and Ralph Orange

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Studying an old photograph? From left: Ida Renner (Porirua), Mona Nicoll (Motueka) and Esme Krammer (Motueka)

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Oldest nurses at the reunion were Mrs Ivy Goodess, Mrs Ethel Schroeder and Alf Corby. Mrs Schroeder receives a presentation from head matron, Miss B. A. Gleadow. The trio was at Ngawhatu in 1914

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Recording the happy scene on movie was Mrs Merle Porter of Wellington who was here in 1935-37

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The official party: Mr Fred Irving, Miss Gleadow and Dr W. O'Reilly listen to Mrs K. M. Bagust addressing the audience

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Female staff who were at Ngawhatu between 1920-29

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Enjoying a cuppa were Mrs Gladys Snow, Mrs Edna Livesey and Mrs Ethel Mumm

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At the reunion were Miss Eileen McAnulty, Richmond (1927-38), Mrs May Miller, Nelson (1929-31) and Mrs Mena Cummings, Kanieri (1928-31)

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Miss Teresa Knapp (Greymouth) and Miss Tess Virtue (Richmond) had a lot to talk about

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At the official reception were Mrs Gwen Orange, Ralph Orange, Laurie Evans and Keith Martin