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Your website which does a wonderful job of collecting and reporting information on WW1 - Thank you for your great work. However it refers to James ‘Horne’ Aitken as James
Your website which does a wonderful job of collecting and reporting information on WW1 - Thank you for your great work. However it refers to James ‘Horne’ Aitken as James
Your website which does a wonderful job of collecting and reporting information on WW1 - Thank you for your great work. However it refers to James ‘Horne’ Aitken as James
The car is a 1939 Buick. It is one of 2 built for the 1939 royal tour of Canada. One of the cars was again used when Prince Charles and
based on the clothing worn by the people in the photograph, from the women’s costumes I would say 1890 to 1900 but definitely not 1930s.
I am the son of Henry Sunderland. The member in the front row 5th from the right is Richard Sunderland, a co-owner of Sunland Bakery.
I am the son of Henry Sunderland. The member in the front row 5th from the right is Richard Sunderland, a co-owner of Sunland Bakery.
That's cool :)
Miss Canterbury 1947 , is our Mother , she was not married at the time , her maiden name as entered in the MISS Canterbury competition was Sylvia Joyce ROBERTON.
My father (now deceased) used to hang glide from the Port Hills, I think thats him in the Yellow/Brown Bush shirt, do you recall whereabouts on the Port Hills
My father (now deceased) used to hang glide from the Port Hills, I think thats him in the Yellow/Brown Bush shirt, do you recall whereabouts on the Port Hills
My father (now deceased) used to hang glide from the Port Hills, I think thats him in the Yellow/Brown Bush shirt, do you recall whereabouts on the Port Hills
I was there for 7 months till the end of February 1975 with Cappy, Cookie and Major Newton.
I was at Bethany with Major Newton, Cappy and Cookie, for 7 months till the end of February 1975.
My brother Warren Ruscoe and his wife Lisa used to hang out here I would love to hear from anyone who remembers him or was friends with them Sheryll Tunupopo
Thanks for the information. We've upgraded the record to include the address now.
My mistake - 384, not 386
This appears to be 386 Colombo Street - in case the specific address is of use to anyone.
Thanks for that; I am not surprised - they may well have attended other shcools too as my grandfather apparently veered betweencomparative poverty and comparative comfort and the family moved
Also listed on the Waltham park memorial gates.
