Painting of Brightwater Terrace, Palmerston North, showing house and bus shelter. Pen and wash. Colour. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting of the Railway Yards in Main Street, Palmerston North, showing water tower and wagons. Pen and wash. Colour. The Railway Station and yards were moved to the outskirts of the city in the early 1960s. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Looking across the lines to the loading of coal at the Railway Yards, Palmerston North. Water colour. The Railway Station and Yards were shifted to the outskirts of the city in the early 1960s. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally. .

Painting of the Railway Yards in Main Street, Palmerston North, showing buildings, signals and wagons. Water colour. Black and white. The railway station and yards were moved to the outskirts of the city in the early 1960s. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting, looking at the house from the back. The house was said to be situated where the Fire Station is today. Water colour. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting of the Railway Yards in Main Street, Palmerston North, showing the water tower, buildings and wagons. Water colour. The Railway Station and Yards were shifted to the outskirts of the city in the early 1960s. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally. .

Painting of the Railway Yards in Main Street, Palmerston North, showing railway lines, signals and wagons. Pen and wash. Colour. The railway station and yards were moved to the outskirts of the city in the early 1960s. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting of the Railway Yards, in Main Street, Palmerston North, showing buildings and wagons. Pen and wash. Colour. The Railway Station and yards were shifted to the outskirts of the city in the early 1960s. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally. Colour.

Painting of the Railway Yards in Main Street, Palmerston North, showing buildings, signals and wagons. Water colour. The railway station and yards were moved to the outskirts of the city in the early 1960s. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting showing the back of the Grand Hotel which faces onto The Square, Palmerston North. Water colour. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting of the Gas Works complex. Pen and wash. Colour. This gas works was built in Napier Road, Palmerston North, in 1922. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting of a woman hanging out the washing in the backyard behind a house. Water colour. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting showing the rear of buildings, including the Grand Hotel in The Square, Palmerston North. Water colour. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting showing the back of the Empire Hotel which stood on the corner of Princess and Main Streets, Palmerston North. Colour. The Empire Hotel is now the Cobb and Co. Hotel. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally. Pen and wash.

Painting of the Gas Works complex. Pen and wash. Colour. This gas works was built in Napier Road, Palmerston North, in 1922. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting of the Railway Yards in Main Street, Palmerston North, showing buildings and railway lines. Pen and wash. Colour. The railway station and yards were moved to the outskirts of the city in the early 1960s. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting, looking across the Railway Yard and wagons to the Cafe de Paris Hotel in Main Street, Palmerston North. Pen and wash. Colour. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting of the Railway Yard complex. Pen and wash. Colour. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting of tents and wagon of a visiting circus on 'Devine's Paddock', looking through to buildings on Main Street East, Palmerston North. Devine's Paddock was on the right hand side of Main Street East, from the Square, nearer to Princess Street.

Water colour. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

This building was called Devonshire House and was on Church Street next to the former Police Station. In the 1940s when this water colour was thought to have been painted the downstairs served as Tuckers' wine merchant business. After this it had two shop frontages; the Sweet Nook Confectionery and P Hosking, Watchmaker. Upstairs was used as a boarding house run by Mrs Clark.

Entitled 'Apartment house' by the artist, John Tetley. Pen and wash. Colour.

John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College, Palmerston North, and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting of a man working in the courtyard of the Club Hotel, Palmerston North, which operated on the Church Street side of The Square. The courtyard was a 'beer garden' in a garden setting.

Water colour. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

An abandoned locomotive sitting in long grass. It is thought the location might be on the Palmerston North to Foxton railway line near Palmerston North.

Water colour. Framed John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally. He painted a number of railway scenes.

Painting of the Gas Works complex. Water colour. This Gas Works was built in Napier Road, Palmerston North, in 1922. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting of car in the backyard of a house. Pen and wash. Colour. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.

Painting, looking across the railway lines to buildings on Main Street east, near the corner of Victoria Avenue, Palmerston North. Pen and wash. Colour. John Tetley was a parasitologist at Massey Agricultural College and a well known amateur artist who exhibited locally.