Photograph album containing photographs of Samuel and Margaretta Macaulay and their family, including Nita, Lena, Elizabeth, Sarah, Joe and Emilie Macauley, and family friends. Also Campbell Aitchison, Thompson home on Milson Line, Aitchison home at 66 Victoria Street, family activities and Palmerston North scenes.

The bride was formerly Sara Macaulay. See also 2013N_Pi527_006843, 2013N_Pi524_006841, 2007N_Pi525_PEO_1210,

‘Killed in Action’, a pamphlet written by Rutherford Waddell M.A., D.D. Published 1919.

A religious tract, which considers the question of whether a soldier "killed in action" will be saved, regardless of a lack of Christian faith. The booklet originally appeared as articles in the Dunedin Evening Star.

The Reverend Rutherford Waddell was a cousin of Margaretta Macauley. The name S (Sara) T Aitcheson is handwritten on the cover of the booklet. Sara, nee Macauley, was married to Campbell Aitchison by the Rev. Waddell, in 1922.

Certificate of Attendance certifying that Beth Thompson of Form 5 had attended Palmerston NOrth Girls' High School for the year without absence. signed by Headmistress, E. E. Stephens.

Beth Matilda Reid Thompson, born 3 August 1930, died 11 April 2011, was the daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Thompson of Milson Line.