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"A Rather Good view of Palmerston North"
- Description
Visible in this postcard are two women and a cart with a donkey on Rangitikei Street, which at the time extended into the Square itself. The shops on Main Street East include: [On the Square] Evening Standard Building, United Farmers Cooperative Association (1895-1908), Solomon Abraham (land agents), A Turner's drapery, [On Church Street] The Club Hotel, J S Watchorn's drapery (until 1908), Bradfield's grocery, Crown Studios (photography). This postcard reads: "Dear Noelle, I think this is a rather good view of Palmerston North, so I am sending it to you. Yr [your] affect. [affectionate] friend, C Stanford."
Identification
- Object type
- Postcard
- Date
- 1901
- Digitisation ID
- 2014P_Sq59_008853
- Held In
- Coolstore