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Description

Until 1964 the railway line ran through The Square and down the centre of Main Street in Palmerston North with road on either side. The letter, against the fencing of the rail line, was written by affected residents of Main Street. Forty residents signed the letter, including Robert Edwards, an architect, who held a copy of this letter in his papers.

Tautuhi

Momo rauemi
Multi-Page Document
Pākanga
CA: Edwards, Robert
Date
December 29, 1913
Tautuhi matihiko
2009Pa_EDWARDS-S2_LET_2071
E puritia ana ki
"Community Archives"

Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

Free Pass to travel on the Wellington and Manawatu Railway
Free Pass to travel on New Zealand Railways
Order of Service for Memorial Service in memory of Norman Kirk
Souvenir of the visit of HRH Edward Albert, Prince of Wales to Palmerston North
Poster for the Bunnythorpe Athletic Club Sports Carnival
Advertisement for travel on the sailing ship, 'Philosopher'
Invitation to the official opening of Union Airways Trunk Service
Receipt for deposit of passage money per the sailing ship, 'Philosopher'
Second Certificate for scone making
Minnie Thomas Collection
'What to do in an Air-Raid or Bombardment' leaflet
Invitation to 'Old Identities' of Palmerston North, to celebrate the acheiving of city status

Pūnaha whakarōpū

Ngā tūtohu
archival documents,
community archives,
trains,
Tūtohu Hapori

Tuku kōrero mai mō te whakararu

Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

Free Pass to travel on the Wellington and Manawatu Railway
Free Pass to travel on New Zealand Railways
Order of Service for Memorial Service in memory of Norman Kirk
Souvenir of the visit of HRH Edward Albert, Prince of Wales to Palmerston North
Poster for the Bunnythorpe Athletic Club Sports Carnival
Advertisement for travel on the sailing ship, 'Philosopher'
Invitation to the official opening of Union Airways Trunk Service
Receipt for deposit of passage money per the sailing ship, 'Philosopher'
Second Certificate for scone making
Minnie Thomas Collection
'What to do in an Air-Raid or Bombardment' leaflet
Invitation to 'Old Identities' of Palmerston North, to celebrate the acheiving of city status