He pārongo atu anō55 year service presentation at the Manawatu Evening Standard

Description: Curly Raeburn was presented with a gold watch to mark 55 years service at the Manawatu Evening Standard. Mr Raeburn continued to work for the company for a further 9 years, before he retired in September 1972. From left: Gordon Nash, Director; J H Nash, Editor; Curly Raeburn; N A Nash, Director. The Manawatu Evening Standard, launched in 1880, was the first daily newspaper in Palmerston North.

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Momo rauemi: Image
Pākanga: Public Photograph Collection Bc 185
Date: December 1963
Tautuhi matihiko: 2009P_Bc185_BUI_2602
E puritia ana ki: Coolstore

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Last of the Newspaper Sellers

Clearing land at 192 Broadway Avenue

H B Clapham Ltd Service Station, Queen Street

Evening Standard vehicle fleet

Manawatu Evening Standard publisher and "Paper Boy"

Installing machinery into the Manawatu Evening Standard building, The Square

Working on the linotype Machines at the Manawatu Evening Standard:

Printing press of the Manawatu Evening Standard

Type setting at the Manawatu Evening Standard

"Times" newspaper building, Broadway

Type setting at the Manawatu Evening Standard

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Ngā tūtohu: buildings,; employment,; media,; newspaper,; photographs,

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Last of the Newspaper Sellers

Clearing land at 192 Broadway Avenue

H B Clapham Ltd Service Station, Queen Street

Evening Standard vehicle fleet

Manawatu Evening Standard publisher and "Paper Boy"

Installing machinery into the Manawatu Evening Standard building, The Square

Working on the linotype Machines at the Manawatu Evening Standard:

Printing press of the Manawatu Evening Standard

Type setting at the Manawatu Evening Standard

"Times" newspaper building, Broadway

Type setting at the Manawatu Evening Standard