Local History Week 2019 Terrace End Cemetery Tour
An evening tour with Tina White, Leanne Hickman and Richard Mays to 'meet' some of the interesting residents of the Terrace End Cemetery.
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/b/2/c6f15c-85c0-4cbe-81ff-d7f27e502125/2019bd_imca-digitalarchive_028549_cover.jpg?1573612221 "PalmyProud issue two: Autumn 2019")
PalmyProud issue two: Autumn 2019
PalmyProud celebrates the people, places and events in our city. The free quarterly magazine aims to inspire locals and visitors to learn more about this special place we call home. It’s published by Palmerston North City Council. Inside this issue: World Softball Championship Manawatū's Miss Industries The Rise of the Buckethead Waste Water Reduce Your Waste PNCC Annual Consultations A Life With No Limits: Kate-Louise Elliot
/2/8/d9e374-985e-4254-acb2-8f622be10d15/2019bd_imca-digitalarchive_028551_cover.jpg?1573614181 "PalmyProud issue four: Spring 2019")
PalmyProud issue four: Spring 2019
PalmyProud celebrates the people, places and events in our city. The free quarterly magazine aims to inspire locals and visitors to learn more about this special place we call home. It’s published by Palmerston North City Council. Inside this issue: Playgrounds Esplanade Railway Tammam Tamim Te Manawa Art Gallery Inspire Net Coffee Te Āpiti - Manawatū Gorge Indian Love Story
/1/a/913ddb-c6db-41d6-a7ec-cfcf94cbb769/2019bd_imca-digitalarchive_028550_cover.jpg?1573613566 "PalmyProud issue three: Winter 2019")
PalmyProud issue three: Winter 2019
PalmyProud celebrates the people, places and events in our city. The free quarterly magazine aims to inspire locals and visitors to learn more about this special place we call home. It’s published by Palmerston North City Council. Inside this issue: Manawatū Heritage Tours App He Ara Kotahi Ahimate Dog Park New Zealand Rugby Museum Carson Taare Second Hand Shopping Fat Farmer
/e/4/f27e09-c1ab-46bd-9741-f2af98f82cd5/2019pa_2019-46_028528.tif?1573601616 "Primary Drawing Certificate")
Primary Drawing Certificate
A Primary Drawing Certificate from the Hawkes Bay Education Board awarded to Gottfred Olsson for passing his exam in Scale Drawing and Plane Geometry.
/b/b/6274b2-5aa7-47e6-a39a-e62716c7f1a8/2019p_2019-46_028526.tif?1573600780 "Maurice and Jennifer Shailer")
Maurice and Jennifer Shailer
Maurice Shailer (in pushchair) with his older sister, Jennifer, during a visit to The Square in mid-1947.
/f/a/23b9e1-49e4-4bba-80e1-406d824d0250/2019p_2019-46_028527.tif?1573592326 "Terrace End School Netball Team B, 1955")
Terrace End School Netball Team B, 1955
Terrace End School Basketball [Netball] Team B from 1955. All names L-R. Back row: Beryl Mayhew, Betty Lee, Lynette Forno Middle row: Elizabeth Scott, Jennifer Shailer, Margaret Scott Front row: Rosanne Cowdey, Sally Walker, Pamela Townsend
/b/5/e015e6-b48e-405a-83db-75ff6d9ce25d/2019pa_imca-digitalarchive_028548.jpg?1573520209 "Memory Lane - \"The wedding day diaries\"")
Memory Lane - "The wedding day diaries"
Journalist Tina White's weekly "Memory Lane" article in the Manawatū Standard. Historian Marilyn Wightman talks about late Feilding florist Pat Mason's diaries, held at the Feilding Coach House community archive. They describe wedding fashion from 1944 to 1953.
/c/f/a7741b-8ff4-4632-b92d-a4b8a4c770a2/2019pimca-digitalarchive_028535.jpg?1573161304 "Elm trees in The Square")
Elm trees in The Square
This row of elm trees were said to be planted circa 1900, and are among the oldest trees in The Square of Palmerston North. They lie between Main Street and Broadway.
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Elm trees in The Square
These elm trees were planted circa 1900, and are among the oldest trees in The Square of Palmerston North. They lie between Main Street and Broadway.
/3/3/065e38-6052-4748-a513-fb86e0b55e3c/2019bd_imca-digitalarchive_028543.jpg?1573184018 "Lakina Sione, Youth Space staff member")
Lakina Sione, Youth Space staff member
Lakina (Lucky) Sione seen standing beside the roses from Bloom. These roses were displayed at the Supper Concert, with James Tait-Jamieson and Chris Dann, held 8 November 2019, part of Local History Week 2019.
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Niue language Week display 2019
An example of the types of displays in the Awapuni Library. This was to celebrate the Niue Language Week. Irene Crawford-Kaleopa The theme for 2019: Tokiofa, ofania, mokoina e vagahau Niue, which means Treasure, love and cherish the Niue language.
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Civic Administration Building
The Palmerston North City Council CAB, that straddles the road between Main Street and The Square. it was opened in 1980 and is an example of Brutalism architecture. The 'rounded' wall in front of the five storeyed building houses Bethany's restaurant and the Council Chamber.
/f/3/9a3f56-ecc5-47a1-84b0-cc76bfbe6eb4/2019pimca-digitalarchive_028541.jpg?1573164101 "Corner of Rangitikei Street and The Square")
Corner of Rangitikei Street and The Square
Looking across from The Square to the corner of Rangitikei Street. Central is The Hub, an accommodation block, and opposite (to the right) is the former BNZ building.
/b/2/746c6a-e66e-439d-9835-ef12d2481a56/2019pimca-digitalarchive_028540.jpg?1573163793 "Corner of Coleman Mall and The Square")
Corner of Coleman Mall and The Square
Looking across from The Square to the corner of Coleman Mall. Central can be seen the 'Numbers" sculpture.
/b/6/06d47c-31f3-46df-93e7-3bca32ef2fe3/2019pimca-digitalarchive_028539.jpg?1573163567 "Clock tower in The Square")
Clock tower in The Square
Looking past the bus car parks in The Square to the clock tower. The clock tower was built in 1955, after a donation by Arthur Hopwood, a local businessman. In front of the clock tower can be seen the war memorial erected in 1926. The Square has undergone substantial changes since the clock tower was constructed.
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Entrance to the Palmerston North central library
This entrance to the City Library is on The Square. The ramp leads up to the main doors into the library on the Mezzanine Floor. The library was opened in 1996, after the conversion of a former department store in a library. It was first built by the C M Ross Co. Ltd (Roscos) in 1927 to 1928. Athfield Architects were the architects for the library renovation.
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Gingko tree and plaque in The Square
This Gingko tree was planted in the Square in 1975, with a plaque that reads: "This tree was planted by the people of Palmerston North on 8 November 1975 to celebrate the inauguration of our campaign to create an ideal society. When 5% of our population are practicing the transcendental meditation techniques of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, crime, sickness and unhappiness will disappear and the age of enlightenment will be established. Jai Guru Dev."
/c/7/afcf10-9bec-45d3-b05e-32f4f9c819e6/20181115_125142.jpg?1573079598 "Lego at Awapuni Library")
Lego at Awapuni Library
My son created this vehicle from Lego at Awapuni Library.
/7/d/bbb74a-3144-4206-89c7-cef57d30c0da/20190626_153827.jpg?1573076221 "Matariki Celebration at the Awapuni Library 2019")
Matariki Celebration at the Awapuni Library 2019
Matariki Celebration at the Awapuni Library 2019. Kai, entertainment, activities and fun! This included Arumaki Pasene-Grennell who brought taonga pūoro to share in a hands on session and tamariki from Te Reo Tupua O Awapuni Kohanga Reo presented us with a lovely, special performance! Kai also included boil up and fry bread! Yum!
/f/2/a7a6c1-29aa-42ff-b406-77bdeedeeb73/20190626_160844.jpg?1573076052 "Matariki Celebration at the Awapuni Library 2019")
Matariki Celebration at the Awapuni Library 2019
Matariki Celebration at the Awapuni Library 2019. Kai, entertainment, activities and fun! This included Arumaki Pasene-Grennell who brought taonga pūoro to share in a hands on session and tamariki from Te Reo Tupua O Awapuni Kohanga Reo who presented us with a lovely, special performance! Kai also included boil up and fry bread! Yum!
/8/f/adaec8-0bfd-449e-9eed-4b2fb70a6a4a/20180428_115101.jpg?1573079883 "Kite Flying - Te Pātikitiki")
Kite Flying - Te Pātikitiki
My son made his kite and had fun flying it at Monrad Park.
/5/7/0565b7-657c-403c-9269-900dd1cff951/2019p_2019-70_028533.tif?1572995984 "Flower Arrangement for Royal Civic Reception")
Flower Arrangement for Royal Civic Reception
Florists at work on the arrangements for the Royal Civic Reception held in the tearooms of the C.M. Ross building. The floral arrangement included 1000 roses, 800 carnations, 800 gladiolies and more. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh, visited Palmerston North 6-7 January 1954
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Flower Arrangement for Royal Civic Reception
Florists at work on the arrangements for the Royal Civic Reception held in the tearooms of the C.M. Ross building. The floral arrangement included 1000 roses, 800 carnations, 800 gladiolies and more. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh, visited Palmerston North 6-7 January 1954. L-R: V. Hart, Patricia Mason (florist from Feilding), unidentified, unidentified, Margaret O'Brien (floral artsist, Massey College). The donor, Shirley Welch (nee Cleland) was O'Brien's assistant.
/e/d/5de6ee-38dc-41cf-bf95-3c8dcf2fe904/2019p_2019-69_028531.tif?1572990166 "Yvonne Marshall and Taylor Hemara")
Yvonne Marshall and Taylor Hemara
A portrait of Yvonne Marshall and Taylor Hemara taken at an unknown location.
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Portrait of Tuturu Hotereni
A portrait of Highbury resident Tuturu "Toots" Hotereni.
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Softball at Monrad Park
Johnny Hotereni pitching for the Manawatū Softball Team at Monrad Park in Highbury, Palmerston North.
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Freyberg Highschool Maori Club, 1992
The 1992 Maori Club at Freyberg Highschool.
/4/7/4a08bd-f69e-410a-b96b-a1ac01b0932c/mh1.jpg?1572914770 "The Promise of Puanga - A Matariki Show")
The Promise of Puanga - A Matariki Show
The Promise of Puanga show was presented by author Kirsty Wadsworth. She used sand art to illustrate the story at the Awapuni Library during the 2019 July school holiday. "There is a bright new star in the winter sky - Puanga, cousin to the Matariki sisters. Each year, she appears to the people of Aotearoa as a special sign that winter and the Maori new year are coming..."
/9/1/1a8ab4-4dc9-46c3-a1f8-9433ffc93a9c/mh2.jpg?1572914861 "The Promise of Puanga - A Matariki Show")
The Promise of Puanga - A Matariki Show
The Promise of Puanga show was presented by author Kirsty Wadsworth. She used sand art to illustrate the story at the Awapuni Library during the 2019 July school holiday. "There is a bright new star in the winter sky - Puanga, cousin to the Matariki sisters. Each year, she appears to the people of Aotearoa as a special sign that winter and the Maori new year are coming..."