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This image was taken for a story that ran in The Manawatu Evening Standard on 12 September 1958: "Mrs. D. Evans is seen purchasing a bunch of daffodils from the Plunket Society's stall of spring flowers today. Attending to sales are Mrs. A. Hayes(extreme left) and Mrs. D. Bate."

Identification

Object type: Image
Digitisation ID: 2017N_2017-20_014897
Title: "Flowers to Benefit the Babies" Plunket Society
Relation: Manawatu Standard Negative Collection
Format: B&W negative
Held In: Coolstore
Archive: Manawatū Evening Standard Negative Collection

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Creation

Created By: Manawatu Evening Standard
Date: September 12, 1958

Object rights

Credit Line: Fairfax Media New Zealand
License: Contact Us For Details

Taxonomy

Tags: 1950s,; black and white,; daffodils,; manawatu evening standard,; plunket,

Community Tags: cotter motors ltd.,; flowers,; fundraising,; plunket,; plunket society,

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