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Three young women prepare Kelpie for launchingCottage at Dumgree StationLadies camping at RiwakaApple packing Tasman fruit packing shed and Tasman SchoolMen with fish and Kelvena life preserversRemains of the Asa in Rākauroa/Torrent Bay

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Nelson A & P Association Show FinaleGeorge Lawrence and friends with dogGlasgow family holiday at the bachScene of a fire in Trafalgar StreetTe Wakatu Nelson dredgeCross stitch quilt piece with a tui on a branch and the words Survival and 2020Waimea Swimming Club 1916Opening of the new tennis courts in Victory SquareMotueka Public Library 1986Sailing ship coming into Nelson HarbourHop vine, 1950sChildren playing on Tāhunanui BeachStanley BrookNatureSecond view of fire at Karsten's Furniture Factory In Front of the TepeeA New House and GardenThomas and Priscilla Stringer's Golden Wedding Celebrations, 1914Horse and cart in MurchisonMarble and driftwood sculptureAppliqued quilt piece with a camper van and a gate and clouds embroidered with stay local save livesNational Reserve Band at Barrow Day Parade 1917Roy and Edith ParkesRaspberry pickers on a tea break, 1931St George's Church MotupikoEnglish Leicester ram hogget first prize winner 1903St John's Methodist Church Nelson Religious postcard of girls surrounding a crossKōkiriThe Bluff's and McKee packing shedsNelson School of Music building Burning the old person's homeAppleby swimming sports 1915Fred Brewerton and Adie31 William StreetEmbroidered quilt piece with the word blessingsThe MaritanaNelson Hospital Nurses HomePond at Queen's GardensWakefield School group 1935Letter to Dr Baigent concerning Smallpox vaccination of Korere childrenChurch steps and Nelson cathedralRailway workers in fancy dress outside Nelson StationPond in Queen's GardensWakefield CreameryMrs Robertson outside with large potNelson Motor Cycle Club in Nelson fundraising paradePetrified TōtaraLarge boat at Port NelsonCommercial Street Tākaka

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