A movie about the 2nd Palmerston North Industries Fair, held at the Showgrounds. The fair was organised by the Public Relations Association, with commercial displays, demonstrations and activities for the family. Produced by Guy Burgess for the NZ National Film Unit. Length: 4 minutes. Black and White. Audio.

Footage of New Zealand army, navy and air force personal during WWII, in New Zealand, Egypt and the Pacific.

16mm film. Length: 4 minutes, 35 seconds. Sepia. Sound of movie projector running.

Filmed by Mr S. A Free who was a daffodil breeder.

Movie includes: picking daffodils; sheep in paddock; Lamb and Calf Day at school; Napier beach front scenes, fish.

Length: 4 minutes, 21 seconds. Colour. Silent. Poor quality.

Compilation of movie footage and still photographs of the construction and opening of the Miniature Railway in the Esplanade Gardens, put together by Vernon Smith. Movies were taken by Vernon Smith's father, Wallace Smith. Notable people who attended included Des Black (Mayor of Palmerston North), Joe Walding (MP for Palmerston North), Julia Wallace (City Councillor) and Relda Familton (TVNZ announcer).

Length: 30 minutes. Black and White/colour. Background music.

Leslie and Clarice Weston-Webb lived in Bunnythorpe with their three children, Roland (b.1932), Barbara (b. 1935) and Audrey (b.1937). Leslie Weston -Webb ran the Bunnythorpe Garage. After he died in 1942 the family moved to Palmerston North. Leslie was a keen movie maker and showed his movies to the All Saints Children's Home and the Willard Home.

Footage includes scenes of the Weston-Webb's family life: ironing; biking; swimming; sawing logs; pets; hanging out the washing; children playing; Esplanade; beach; horse riding; Leslie Weston-Webb funeral. The young blonde curly-haired young girl is Audrey Weston.

Length: 17 minutes. Black and White/Colour. Silent.

Other Weston-Webb movies are held: 2021V_2013-21_035544 and 2021V_2013-21_035545

Leslie and Clarice Weston-Webb lived in Bunnythorpe with their three children, Roland (b.1932), Barbara (b. 1935) and Audrey (b.1937). Leslie Weston -Webb ran the Bunnythorpe Garage. After he died in 1942 the family moved to Palmerston North. Leslie was a keen movie maker and showed his movies to the All Saints Children's Home and the Willard Home..

Home movies include: an official visit; Parade with soldiers, bands, school boys, women in uniform including nurses, Returned Servicemen (?); Flooding, perhaps Manawatū River; train scenes; farming; visiting Esplanade Gardens; tents at Awapuni Racecourse; Foxton Beach, uniformed men; swimming; show/games day; horses; Palmerston North scenes; vehicles; Bunnythorpe Garage; Steam Traction Society, Tokomaru; bridges; " Home Guard Manoeuvres at Manawatu Heads 1941".

Length: 30 minutes. Colour. Silent.

Other Weston-Webb home movies held: 2021V_2013-21_035543 and 2021V_2013-21_035544

Leslie and Clarice Weston-Webb lived in Bunnythorpe with their three children, Roland (b.1932), Barbara (b. 1935) and Audrey (b.1937). Leslie Weston -Webb ran the Bunnythorpe Garage. After he died in 1942 the family moved to Palmerston North. Leslie was a keen movie maker and showed his movies to the All Saints Children's Home and the Willard Home.

Movie includes footage of: Foxton Beach and harbour - boating, beach goers: horse races at Awapuni Race Course; Merry-go-round; show jumping.

Length: 17 minutes, 26 seconds. Colour. Silent.

Other Weston-Webb home movies held: 2021V_2013-21_035543 and 2021V_2013-21_035545