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After work, this group of women went haymaking at the Fitzherbert property in Ihaka Street, Palmerston North, as part of the war effort. From left: Unknown; Eileen Redwood, worked at the Bank of New Zealand (later Mrs Kingston); Rona Fenwick(?), worked at the Palmerston North City Council (later Mrs Jim McDavitt); Mrs Spike Moore, her husband worked for an oil company; June Allen, worked for Johnston and Co, King Street, grocery and wine/spirits wholesalers (later Mrs Blennerhassett); Edna Spillman, worked at Johnston and Co (later Mrs Quarrie).

Identification

Object type
Image
Date
January 1941
Digitisation ID
2012Pa_IMCA-Coolstore_006564
Held In
Coolstore

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Ihaka Street, Palmerston North

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agricultural,
farm,
women,
women’s land service,
workers,
world war two,
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