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Pat and Len Argyle

Pat and Len Argyle

Pat (Percival) and Len Argyle were the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. They enlisted with the Army Expeditionary Force together and served in World War One. They both died at Chunuk Bair, Gallipoli, in 1915.

Pat (1890-1915) and Len (1894-1915) were both born in Carterton, Wairarapa, and moved with their family to Bunnythorpe in 1902.

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10 Argyle Avenue

10 Argyle Avenue

This house is located at 10 Argyle Avenue, Palmerston North.

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10 Argyle Avenue, Palmerston North
 
Leslie Argyle's Certificate of Proficiency
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Leslie Argyle's Certificate of Proficiency

Certificate that certifies that Leslie Argyle fulfilled the requirements of a Certificate of Proficiency in October 1922. He was then 14 and half years old and attended Hiwinui School in the Manawatū.

Leslie was the son of Alice and Henry Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He was born in 1908, and had four brothers, Bert, Pat, Len and Hector, and one sister, Doris. He married Dorothy Anderson in 1933.

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Hiwinui, Manawatū
 
Letter home from Pat Argyle
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Letter home from Pat Argyle

Pat (Percival) Argyle (1890-1915) was the son of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. At the time of this letter he was working with the railways in Wellington. This letter is to his mother, mainly talking about other family members (including Doris his sister). Pat enlisted and served in World War One. He died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Wellington area
 
Letter home from Len Argyle
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Letter home from Len Argyle

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was the son of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. This letter to his mother is written from "Melbourn House", which the letter suggests is somewhere in the North Island. The letter mainly enquires about his mother's health.

Len enlisted and served in World War One. He died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Letter home from Len Argyle
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Letter home from Len Argyle

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was the son of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. This letter to his mother is written from "Melbourn House", which the letter suggests is somewhere in the North Island. The letter mainly enquires about news from home.

Len enlisted and served in World War One. He died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Letter home from Pat Argyle
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Letter home from Pat Argyle

Pat (Percival) Argyle (1890-1915) was the son of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. At the time of this letter he was working in Wellington, after leaving the railways.

Pat enlisted and served in World War One. He died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Wellington
 
Letter home from Pat Argyle
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Letter home from Pat Argyle

Pat (Percival) Argyle (1890-1915) was the son of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. At the time of this letter he was working as a labourer near Ohakune. This letter is to his mother and tells of his work.

Pat and his brother Len enlisted and served in World War One together. They both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Ohakune area
 
Letter home from Pat Argyle
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Letter home from Pat Argyle

Pat (Percival) Argyle (1890-1915) was the son of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. At the time of this letter he was working as a labourer on the rail line near Ohakune. This letter is to one of his brothers, Len, and tells of his work.

Pat and Len enlisted and served in World War One together. They both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Oahkune area
 
Letter home from Pat Argyle
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Letter home from Pat Argyle

Pat (Percival) Argyle (1890-1915) was the son of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. At the time of this letter in Wellington at 'Nathans". Mention is made of the Peters family. Alice Argyle was born Alice Peters.

Pat enlisted and served in World War One. He died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Wellington
 
Letter home from Len Argyle
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Letter home from Len Argyle

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was the son of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. This letter to his mother is written from "Melbourn House". The letter mainly enquires about news from home.

Len enlisted and served in World War One. He died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Letter home from Pat Argyle
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Letter home from Pat Argyle

Pat (Percival) Argyle (1890-1915) was the son of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. At the time of this letter to his mother he was in Sydney and talks about what it is like. Mentions Jimmy Neil from Palmerston in the South Island.

Pat enlisted and served in World War One. He died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Sydney, Australia
 
Kahuterawa Stream from Argyle Rocks

Kahuterawa Stream from Argyle Rocks

View of the Kahuterawa Stream looking northeast from the Sledge Track on the east bank. The photograph was taken at the Argyle Rocks, named after Ian Argyle, one of the individuals who helped rehabilitate the area and build the current track in the early 2000s.

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Letter from Len Argyle during WWI
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Letter from Len Argyle during WWI

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One. This letter from Len to his parents, was sent from the ship that took them to Egypt after training at Trentham.

Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Letter from Len Argyle during WWI
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Letter from Len Argyle during WWI

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One. This letter from Len to his parents, was sent from the ship that took them to Egypt after training at Trentham.

Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Letter from Len Argyle during WWI
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Letter from Len Argyle during WWI

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One. This letter from Len to his parents, was sent from the ship that took them to Egypt after training at Trentham.

Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Letter from Len Argyle during WWI

Letter from Len Argyle during WWI

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One. This letter from Len to his parents, was sent from the ship that took them to Europe, after training at Trentham.

Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Letter from Len Argyle, at Trenthan during WWI
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Letter from Len Argyle, at Trenthan during WWI

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One. This letter from Len to his parents, was sent from Trentham Military Army Camp while they were in training before embarking for Europe.

Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Trentham, Upper Hutt
 
Letter from Les Argyle, from Trentham in WWI
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Letter from Les Argyle, from Trentham in WWI

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One. This letter from Len to his parents, was sent from Trentham Military Army Camp while they were in training before embarking for Europe.

Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Trenthan, Upper Hutt
 
Letter from Len Argyle, from Trentham in WWI
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Letter from Len Argyle, from Trentham in WWI

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One. This letter from Len to his parents, was sent from Trentham Military Army Camp while they were in training before embarking for Europe.

Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915

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Trenthan, Upper Hutt
 
Letter from Len Argyle, from Trentham in WWI

Letter from Len Argyle, from Trentham in WWI

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One. This letter from Len to his parents, was sent from Trentham Military Army Camp while they were in training before embarking for Europe.

Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Trentham, Upper Hutt
 
Letter from Len Argyle, from Trentham in WWI
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Letter from Len Argyle, from Trentham in WWI

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One. This letter from Len to his parents, was sent from Trentham Military Army Camp while they were in training before embarking for Europe.

Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Trentham, Upper Hutt
 
Letter home from Egypt during WWI
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Letter home from Egypt during WWI

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One. This letter from Len to his parents, was sent from Zeitoun Camp near Cairo in Egypt.

Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Egypt
 
Letter home from Gallipoli during WWI
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Letter home from Gallipoli during WWI

Len Argyle (1894-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One. This letter, from Len to his brothers, Hector and Leslie, is presumed to be from Gallipoli. Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Gallipoli
 
Letter home from troopship during WWI
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Letter home from troopship during WWI

Letter from Pat (Percival) Argyle. Pat Argyle (1890-1915) was one of the sons of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. He and his brother Len enlisted in the NZ Expeditionary Forces together and served in World War One.

This letter from Pat to his parents is from the ship carrying them to Europe. Len and Pat both died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Section of the Sledge Track, Kahuterawa

Section of the Sledge Track, Kahuterawa

The Sledge Track is located at the end of Kahuterawa Road, 17 km from the Palmerston North. It was opened in 2003. Ian Argyle proposed the development of the track to Palmerston North City Council in 1999, as part of the walkway network. Over the succeeding years, and following the original survey of the old road, Mr Argyle aided by volunteers, opened up and cleared what would become know as the 'Sledge Track". The fence was built by the Palmerston North City Council and the Queen Elizabeth 2nd Trust, fencing in 74 hectares of J&K Love’s property to protect Sledge Track bush re-growth.

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Manawatu
 
Historic water pump site sign, Linton

Historic water pump site sign, Linton

This sign at Kendalls Line in Linton explains one of the few historical sites that exists in connection with the old Fitzherbert water race scheme.

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Manawatu
 
Councillors tour Sledge Track, Kahuterawa

Councillors tour Sledge Track, Kahuterawa

Mayor Jill White and councillors enjoy a tour of the Sledge Track construction with Ian Argyle, the instigator of the track. It was opened in 2003. From left: Cr Ray Christmas; Cr Kelvin Speirs; Cr Jim Jefferies; Cr Peter Claridge; Ian Matheson, City Archivist; Jerry Tanguay (obscured); Alison Jefferies (with head bent down); Heather Tanguay (obscured); Jill White, Mayor; Cr Ian Cruden.

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Manawatu
 
Letter home from training, during WWI
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Letter home from training, during WWI

Pat (Percival) Argyle (1890-1915) was the son of Henry and Alice Argyle of Bunnythorpe. This letter is from Pat to his younger brother, Hector, from the Trentham Military Training Camp, where they are training before departure overseas. The letter tells about what life is like for them.

Pat enlisted with his brother Len, and served in World War One. Both Pat and Len died at Chunuk Bair in 1915.

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Trentham
 
Letter from Trentham during WWI

Letter from Trentham during WWI

Letter from Len Argyle, who served in World War One, to his young brother Leslie. At this time he was in training at Trentham Military Camp, near Wellington.

Len Argyle (1894-1915), the son of Henry and Alice Argyle, was born in Carterton, Wairarapa, and moved with his family to Bunnythorpe in 1902. He and his brother Pat (Percival) enlisted with the New Zealand Army Expeditionary Force together, and both died at Chunck Bair, Gallipoli, in 1915.

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Trentham Military Camp, Upper Hutt
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