This print shows the staff of Barraud & Abraham Ltd., an agricultural sales firm that was located on Rangitikei Street. The back identifies the subjects as (from left): Harry Hollier, Ron Horre, John Hartgill, Jack McShimming, Phil Lousion, Lester Major, Ern Newcombe, Claude Lone, Jack Pollitt, Geo Darke, Peter Sheriden, Chas Ciochetto, K.A. Henderson (Mang), Dick Harkness, Basil Smith, Jack Robertson, Kevin Kelly, Geo Wells, Bob Frost, Rita Liddel (+), R. Abraham, Mary Stonehouse, Val Peteson, Jock Davidson (+), Ces Perrin, Joe Donavon, Alan Beattie, Kevin Singelton, Bill Aldersley (+), Brian Clifford (+), Jack Clifford (+), Pat Spelman, Dave Buick (+), Ron Trass, Gordon Esau, Ken Davidson (+)." It also notes that the people marked (+) are A.S.P. Staff. This refers to Abraham Seed & Produce, a separately run branch owned by Ronald Charles Abraham (son of Lionel A. Abraham).

Panorama of The Square in Palmerston North, taken from the Bank of New Zealand. Extends from the corner of Broadway, across to corner of Main Street.

Painting of Edward Banks. Painted by Anderson of Main Street, Palmerston North. Edward Banks was a brickmaker of Palmerston North. He died in 1906, at 86 years of age, and is buried in Terrace End Cemetery.