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A Colour Postcard Looking Towards Church Street West
- Description
2014P_Sq75_008861 shows a more easterly view, although some of the details are identical. Alterations to the Bank of New Zealand (corner of Square and Fitzherbert Avenue) took place in 1909. The scaffolding appears to still be in tact. This image also shows an interesting view of the stables that used to stand in the middle of the Square near Rangitikei Street, including the sign that reads, "Carrier's Association Phone 227". The Evening Standard building is visible fourth from right has a large sign that reads Ocean Accident - this was an insurance company in Palmerston North until 1910.
Identification
- Object type
- Postcard
- Date
- 1909 to 1910
- Digitisation ID
- 2014P_Sq93_008870
- Format
- Postcard