Christchurch, back when.

The city before it grew up, photographs from the archive’s licensed collections, 1851 onwards. Mostly Canterbury Stories at Christchurch City Libraries, some further afield; every copy sits on this site under the record’s own stated rights, and every picture links back to its source record so the caption can be checked. The pick of them hangs as an exhibition at the beautiful city; the newest report photographs, what the city looks like today, live on the wall.

1800s1
1840s2
1850s91
1860s642
1870s254
1880s572
1890s810
1900s3,081
1910s1,673
1920s1,517
1930s2,227
1940s1,276
1950s792
1960s387
1970s779
1980s309
1990s4
2000s551
2010s14

The 1910s 1,673

'Aulsebrook's parade to celebrate the end of the War', 1910

A Christchurch farewell to the new Bishop of Waiapu, 1910

A Curiosity From The Christchurch Museum, 1910

A Favourite Christchurch Seaside Resort, 1910

A Popular Christchurch Picnic Resort, 1910

A Portion of Christchurch Hospital, 1910

A Summer's Afternoon On The Avon River At Christchurch, South Island, N.Z., 1910

Akaroa Harbour from Glen BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Akaroa Harbour from Lookout pointJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Akaroa Harbour from Settlers HillJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Akaroa Hospital on Bruce TerraceJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Armagh Street Bridge, Christchurch, 1910

Aulsebrook's parade to celebrate the end of the First World War, 1910

Autumn in Hagley Park, Christchurch, 1910

Back of "The Fountain, Botanic Gardens, Christchurch”, 1910

Bank of New Zealand on Rue LavaudJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Baptist Church and Sunday School, Christchurch, 1910

Bernard Demicheli hauling in a net, 1910

Bert Gimblett, Jack Salt and James Turner haymaking, 1910

Big School, Christ's College, Christchurch, 1910

Bill Waites and Vic Neale, postcard, side 2, 1910

Blue gum tree on Bridle Path Road near Gimblett orchard, 1910

Boat moored at Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Book: Fifty Years of Volunteering, the Army of Regulations, 1910

Book: Maori Wars of the Nineteenth Century, the Struggle of the Northern Against the Southern Maori Tribes Prior to the Colonisation of New Zealand in 1840, 1910

Botanic Gardens entrance, Rolleston Avenue, 1910

Brasenose from Walnut PlaceJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Bridle Path Road, Heathcote Valley, 1910

Britomart Reserve CannonJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Canterbury Agricultural and Industrial Hall and Theatre Royal, Christchurch, 1910

Canterbury Jockey Club's Grand National Meeting, 1910

Canterbury college - a handsome and commodious building, 1910

Cape Three Points in WainuiJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Captain Scott Memorial, Christchurch, 1910

Cashmere Sanatorium staff portrait panorama, 1910

Castle Rock from 23 Port Hills Road, 1910

Catalogue: POP Camera and Fine Art Stores, 1910

Cathedral Square, Christchurch, 1919, 1910

Childrens' fete at Lancaster Park, Christchurch, [ca 1910], 1910

Chorlton Road bridgeJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Christchurch Cathedral in Cathedral Square, 1910

Christchurch boy scouts stalking a patrol of the enemy, 1910

Church of St Luke the Evangelist, Christchurch, 1910

Church of the Good Shepherd, Phillipstown, 1910

City Council Chamber, Christchurch, 1910

Class Rooms and Chapel Christ's College, Christchurch, 1910

Class photo Aranui School Infants to Standard 1, 1914, 1910

Clergy and laity attending the General Synod of the Anglican Church of New Zealand, 1910

Clifton, Sumner, Christchurch, 1913, 1910

Coach at Hanmer Springs Post Office, 1910

Colombo Street Corner, Christchurch, 1910

Colombo Street, looking South, Christchurch. N.Z., 1910

Competitors in the New Zealand Championship tournament, 1910

Competitors who took part in the championship meeting at Christchurch, 1910

Compilation of Akaroa images postcardJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Connor children portrait at 330 Bealey Avenue, 1910

Convent of Notre Dames des Missions, Christchurch, 1910

Cranmer Square from Chester Street, Christchurch, 1910

Crowds around Lancaster Park pavilion and grounds, 1910

Crowds at Akaroa sea-bathJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Crowds at Tikau BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Crowds at the opening of Takamatua WharfJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Crowds of adult and children at Tikao BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Crowds viewing hot air balloon at Lancaster Park, 1910

Cycle Road Race From Timaru To Christchurch, N.Z., 1910

Drawing of culvert, Hills Road, St Albans, 1910

Drawing of electric vehicle garage and charging station, 1910

Eight unidentified men sitting on woodJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Entrance to the pier, New Brighton, 1910

Entrance to the pier, New Brighton reverse, 1910

Evening at Sumner Beach looking toward Cave Rock, 1910

Family Group - Mother and Daughters, 1910

Family Ocean View Hotel, Governor's Bay, 1910

Fancy Dress dance at Belfast Town Hall, 1910

Father Christmas at Heathcote School getting into motor car, 1910

Father Christmas visiting Heathcote Valley School children, 1910

Flower's (Bowen) House, Christchurch, 1910

Folder: Laurence Earle, Notes of Expedition to the Glaciers of the Rangitata, 1910, 1910

Four men and two women at French Farm BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Fred Wotton, Betsy Nisbet, Bob Miller, 1910

George Welch v Richard Arnst rowing, 1910

Glass Plate Negative: Christchurch City Council 1910: C. Allison Esq (Mayor), 1910

Glass Plate Negative: Christchurch City Council board, 1910

Glass Plate Negative: Christchurch Girl's Cricket Club, 1910

Glass Plate Negative: John Joseph Dougall, Mayor of Christchurch, 1910

Glass Plate Negative: Seventeen men, 1910

Gordon Marker delivering milk during petrol restrictions, 1910

Government Buildings, Christchurch, 1910

Group of Young Men by a Railway Hut, 1910

Group of blue gum trees in Heathcote Domain, 1910

Group of unidentified men and boys with bicycles, 1910

Group portrait with a bucket and bottle, 1910

Group relaxing at Tikao BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Guns Of The 'E' Battery Field Artillery In Action During The Manœuvres At Halswell, Christchurch, February 23, 1910, 1910

Hallenstein Brothers branch premises, Christchurch, 1910

Heathcote Debating Society on a day's outing, 1910

Heathcote Railway Station and Malt House, 1910

Herding sheep on Bridle Path Road, Heathcote Valley, 1910

Holy Trinity Church, Avonside, Christchurch, 1910

Horse and carriage on Chorlton RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Horse and carriage outside Ilfracombe boarding houseJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Hot air balloon ascent at Lancaster Park, 1910

Hyman Mark's Wards, Christchurch Hospital, 1910

Improving The Electric Tramway At Christchurch, 1910

In Christchurch - the great crowd which heard the proclamation, 1910

James Turner and another worker In "Hillwood" orchard, 1910

John and Hannah Mosley, and family, 1910

Jones Bay at Barry’s BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Kaiapoi Woollen Factory, Manchester Street, Christchurch. N. Z., 1910

L. J. Vangioni Peninsula General Store and Recreation GroundJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Labour Day Celebrations At Christchurch, 1910

Large group of Thomas Borthwick & Sons Ltd workers, 1910

Leading Roman Catholic college celebrates its jubilee, 1910

Library & School House, Christ's College, Christchurch, 1910

Lichfield and High Street, Christchurch, 1910

Lily Pond, Botanical Garden, Christchurch, 1910

Lord Kitchener Arriving At Addington, Christchurch, By Motor Car To Review The Cadets, February 22, 1910, 1910

Lyttelton ferry wharf to Diamond Harbour, 1910

Lyttelton graving dock and pump house, 1910

Maidie and Dorothy Gimblett at Mr McDowell's in Heathcote, 1910

Main Street, New Brighton postcard, 1910

Making hay on the paddock land of "Hillwood" estate, 1910

Man on a bicycle in Okains BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Manchester Street Bridge, Christchurch, 1910

Map of the city of Christchurch and suburbs, 1910

Measuring the distance from the hole, 1910

Metropole Hotel on Rue Lavaud, AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Miss Mouldey and group of girls sitting on lawn, 1910

Miss Mouldey and group of girls holding flowers, 1910

Mosaic, Sanctuary Floor, Catholic Cathedral, Christchurch, 1910

Mr Richard Smith and his daughters, 1910

Mrs Cannon's homestead at Mt. Pleasant, 1910

Mrs Sellers and Mrs Englefield, side 2, 1910

NZ Express Co's Buildings, Christchurch, 1910

New Brighton Beach in New Brighton postcard, 1910

New Brighton Beach, New Brighton postcard, 1910

New Brighton, Christchurch postcard, 1910

Newspaper Clipping: Explorations in the Upper Rangitata, Important Topographical Discoveries, 7 March 1910, The Press, 1910

Newtons WaterfallJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Notre Dames des Missions Convent, Christchurch, 1910

Okains Bay cheese factoryJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Okains Bay river near beachJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Okains Bay river through paddocksJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Okains BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

On the Avon at Fendalton, Christchurch, 1910

Photograph: Christchurch Women's Club, 1910

Postcard: Cathedral Square, Christchurch NZ, 1910

Postcard: River Avon, Victoria Bridge, 1910

Postcard: The Boat House, River Avon, Christchurch, New Zealand, 1910

Proclaiming King George V. At Christchurch, 1910

Prominent Players In The New Zealand Golf Championship Meeting At Shirley Links, Christchurch, September 5 To 10, 1910, 1910

Provincial Chambers Gardens, Christchurch, 1910

Queen Mary Hospital, Soldiers Block Ward 2, 1910

Queen Mary Hospital, Soldiers Block Ward 3, 1910

Queen Victoria's Statue Christchurch, 1910

River Avon, Domain Bridge, Christchurch, N.Z., 1910

River Avon, Feudalton Bridge, Christchurch, New Zealand, 1910

River Avon, Owen McGurk, and sister Nellie McGurk., 1910

Roman Catholic Cathedral, Christchurch, 1910

SS Maori at Main WharfJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Sailing boat on the estuary at Redcliffs, 1910

Scott Memorial and Clarendon Hotel, Christchurch, 1910

Scott Memorial and Public Trust Building, Christchurch, 1910

Scott Memorial and Public Trust Buildings, Christchurch, 1910

Six men on a cocksfoot seeding worksiteJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

St Barnabas' Church, Fendalton, Christchurch, 1910

St John the Baptist Church, Latimer Square, Christchurch, 1910

St John the Evangelist Church in Okains BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

St John the Evangelist Church, Woolston, 1910

St Michael and All Angels Church, Christchurch, 1910

St Paul's Church, Papanui, Christchurch, 1910

St Peter's Church, Riccarton, Christchurch, 1910

Staff of Aulsebrook's (biscuit factory) representing different nationalities, 1918, 1910

Steam train passing over Martindales Road viaduct, 1910

Successful Gisborne Sportsmen At The Canterbury Jockey Club's Grand National Meeting At Riccarton, Christchurch, 1910

Takamatua Wharf openingJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Te Wai Pounamu College and Chapel, Ōhoka, 1910

The Empire's Foremost Soldier Reviews The School Cadets, 1910

The Governor's Visit To Christchurch, 1910

The Interior Of The Hydraulic Engineering Laboratory At Canterbury College, Christchurch, N.Z., 1910

The Lyttelton yacht Kia Ora passing the beacon in a recent race in Lyttelton Harbour, 1910

The Moorhouse Statue in the Gardens at Christchurch, New Zealand, 1910

The Most Popular Event Of Lord Kitchener's Visit To Christchurch, 1910

The N.Z. Tramways Federation conference, 1910

The New Chemical Laboratory At The Canterbury College, Christchurch, N.Z., 1910

The New Storage Battery In The Electric Tramway Power-House At Christchurch, N.Z., 1910

The New Zealand Ladies' Golf Championship At Shirley Links, Christchurch, August 18 To 24, 1910, 1910

The Rosary, Public Gardens, Christchurch, 1910

The Work Of The Government Poultry Department, 1910

The ambulance division and cadets in the march past, 1910

The boy scout movement in New Zealand, 1910

The city of Christchurch and suburbs, 1910

The latest musical prodigies - the Ellwood children of Christchurch, 1910

The recent gala day at New Brighton Beach, Christchurch, 1910

Thomas Borthwick & Sons Ltd group of workers, 1910

Three cottages near the Holdsworth's, 1910

Three girls sitting at the Domain in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Turnbull & Jones's Showroom, Christchurch, 1910, 1910

Turnbull & Jones, Christchurch, 1919, 1910

Two Ladies at Lookout pointJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Two boys walking on Rue Lavaud outside Roche’s Grand HotelJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Two horsemen on Bridle Path Road near Miss Wright's home, 1910

Two men at St John the Evangelist Church in Okains BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Two orchard workers gathering fruit from trees at "Hillwood", 1910

United Service Hotel, Christchurch, 1910

Victoria Street Bridge, Christchurch, 1910

View of Heathcote Valley from "Hillwood", 1910

Visit Of His Excellency The Governor To Christchurch, 1910

Visit Of The Famous Field-Marshal Lord Kitchener To New Zealand, 1910

W. Arnst (Brother Of The Famous Dick Arnst), Winner Of The Cycle Road Race From Timaru To Christchurch (112 Miles), On September 3, 1910, 1910

Wedding of Elizabeth Mosley and Sydney Tomline, 1910

Woman at Brasenose cragJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

Ōnawe Peninsula from Barrys BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1910

A Big Children's Display At Christchurch, 1911

A Glimpse Of The Beautiful Stream Which Flows Through Christchurch, 1911

A New Australasian Trotting Record, 1911

A New Recreation Ground For Christchurch Residents, 1911

A Popular Canterbury Holiday Resort, 1911

A Snapshot At The Christchurch Bowling Tournament, 1911

Akaroa Harbour looking northJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Akaroa from Lookout pointJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Akaroa township from Lighthouse RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Beach Road Akaroa looking northJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Canon James and Eliza Stack portrait, 1911

Cherry Farm in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Cliffs of Scenery NookJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Commencing Another Important Public Building, 1911

Conferences in the capital - four important and representative gatherings, 1911

Defeated By Auckland Grammar School, 1911

Dominion oarsmen in Wellington - a successful regatta, 1911

Edwards' Billiard Room, Christchurch, 1911

Eleven unidentified men at Britomart ReserveJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Glass Plate Negative: Christchurch Football Club, 1911 (copy), 1911

Glass Plate Negative: East Christchurch Swimming Team 1911, 1911

Glass Plate Negative: Mayor Henry Holland, 1911

Glass Plate Negative: Seventeen men, 1911

Grehan ValleyJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Homestead at Cherry FarmJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

House at 1 Rue Benoit from Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Inter-College Cricket At Christchurch, 1911

Interior of St Peter’s Anglican Church in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

John Joseph Dougall, Mayoral portrait, 1911

Mr G. Davey (G), Christchurch East, 1911

Mr L. M. Isitt (G), Christchurch North, 1911

Mr. Hiram Hunter, Labour Candidate For Christchurch East, 1911

Mr. J. J. Dougall, The New Mayor Of Christchurch, 1911

New Zealand Bowling Association's Tournament At Christchurch, 1911

New Zealand's Most Important Cycling Event, 1911

Ol’ Wainui boat beside Church Street Wharf in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Ol’ Wainui boat beside the Main Wharf in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Ol’ Wainui boat in Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

On The Christchurch-West Coast Road, N.Z., 1911

One Of The Most Popular Seaside De Resorts Near Christchurch, 1911

Overland From Christchurch To The West Coast, 1911

Peacock fountain at the Botanic Gardens, 1911

Peacock fountain at the Christchurch Botanic Gardens, 1911

Playing for the championship of New Zealand - lady golfers at Heretaunga, 1911

Postcard: Antigua Street Bridge & Boating Sheds, 1911

Postcard: Dallington Bridge, Christchurch, NZ, 1911

Sail boat on Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

South end of Akaroa from Lighthouse RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

The American Lawn Tennis Players In Christchurch, 1911

The Chief Trotting Race Of The Year In The Dominion, 1911

The Favourite Shooting Ground For Christchurch Sportsmen, 1911

The General Hospital, Christchurch, Showing The New Wing (On The Right) Recently Opened, 1911

The Mecca Of New Zealand Racegoers, 1911

The New Zealand golf championships at Wanganui, 1911

The Principal Agricultural Exhibition Of The South Island, 1911

The River Avon, Christchurch, N.Z., 1911

The Tea Kiosk, Public Gardens, Christchurch, N.Z., 1911

The biggest gasometer in Australasia, 1911

The men who plan our homes - delegates to the architects' conference at Wellington, 1911

The square, Christchurch, Canterbury's noble cathedral in the foreground, 1911

To stand for the Christchurch Mayoralty, 1911

War cruiser ship Kersaint in Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Wedding of the Olive Corrigall and Olive Wakelin reverse, 1911

Wedding of the Olive Corrigall and Oliver Wakelin, 1911

Woman and child standing in front of fence at Funnells CottageJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

Woman and child standing on a veranda at Funnells CottageJan Shuttleworth collection, 1911

A Busy Afternoon At Christchurch's Most Popular Seaside Resort, 1912

A Prize-Winning Band At The South Island Association's Contest At Christchurch Last Week, 1912

A Seaside Sport New To The Dominion, 1912

A Unique View Of The South Island's Biggest City, 1912

A beautiful New Zealand home - the residence of Mr. R. H. Rhodes M.P., at Tai Tapu, near Christchurch, 1912

A businesslike body - a troop of Christchurch Girl Scouts, 1912

A busy corner of the Christchurch streets, 1912

A favourite seaside resort near Christchurch - Clifton, from the pier at Sumner, showing some of the summer residences, 1912

A fierce gale causes much damage in Christchurch, 1912

A new Catholic church opened at Hamilton, 1912

A new home for sick and destitute women in Christchurch, 1912

A picturesque bend on the River Avon, Christchurch, 1912

A pretty bend on the Avon River, near Christchurch, 1912

A pretty reach on the Heathcote River which flows through the southern suburbs of Christchurch, 1912

A quarter of a century Catholic Bishop at Christchurch, 1912

A scene at the corner of High and Cashel streets, Christchurch, 1912

A section that was bought for £50 and sold for £50,000, 1912

A view of Christchurch south of Cashel Street, looking towards the Port Hills, 1912

Akaroa Harbour from Morgans RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

An Important Christchurch Tramway Line Blocked By A Fall Of Rock, 1912

An important educational institution in Christchurch - the Normal School for the training of teachers, 1912

An improvement on the old type of building - a new school recently completed at Woolston, near Christchurch, 1912

Antigua Boatsheds, Christchurch, 1912, 1912

Archbishop Redwood attains his silver jubilee-celebrations in Wellington, 1912

Auckland Bowlers On An Extended Tour Through The South, 1912

Australasian champions lend added interest to the Auckland Amateur Athletic Carnival, 1912

Book: The Motorists' Comprehensive Road Guide, for the South Island of New Zealand with Sectional Maps, 1912

Botanical Gardens and Canterbury Museum., 1912

Cannon at Britomart ReserveJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

Canterbury Cathedral, Christchuch. 19.2.12. From the album: Views of churches, 1912

Canterbury Cathedral, Christchurch 19.2.12, 1912

Children playing at Akaroa Beach and HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

Christchurch - looking down Colombo Street, Sydenham, showing the park, fire brigade station, and high-pressure water supply tank, 1912

Copy of a photograph depicting the Sculpture Gallery, Canterbury Museum in Christchurch, 1912

Crowds in Wellington for the arrival of the Tiny Town players, 1912

Death Of The Headmaster Of Christ's College, Christchurch, 1912

Four men and five children on a boatJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

General Baden-Powell's Visit To Christchurch, 1912

Glass Plate Negative: Three cameo portraits (copy), 1912

Heavy rain in Christchurch - Falsgrave Street under water, 1912

Hospital, Christchurch, New Zealand, 1912

In and around Christchurch, the capital city of Canterbury, 1912

Interior of St Patrick’s Catholic Church in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

J. Ballantyne & Co. delivery vehicle, 1912

Keeping the Avon clear - cutting weeds with a motor, 1912

Manchester Street Bridge, Christchurch, New Zealand, 1912

Men threshing grass seedJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

Monks Bay, Redcliffs, Christchurch, 1912

Murray Aynsley's hill, near Heathcote - a favourite walk with Christchurch pedestrians, 1912

Nearing completion - the new Government Buildings in Christchurch, 1912

Officers of the New Zealand Defence Forces - in conference in Wellington, 1912

Ol’ Wainui boat beside Main Wharf in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

On the banks of the Avon, Christchurch, showing Victoria Square, 1912

One of the first houses built in Christchurch, 1912

One of the popular suburbs of Christchurch - a view of Redcliffs, 1912

Panorama of Akaroa with SS Maori at wharfJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

Part of Canterbury Plains and Heathcote Estuary from the new Summit Track., 1912

Photograph: Group photo taken at the wedding of John Murray and Ethelwyn Smith, 1912

Picturesque aspects of Christchurch, the Cathedral City, 1912

Postcard: The River Avon, Christchurch, 1912

Rabbit hunters, probably Christchurch district, [ca 1912], 1912

Rhododendron Island, Christchurch, 1912, 1912

Roman Catholic Cathedral, Christchurch, 1912

Some of the popular holiday resorts near Christchurch, 1912

Suburban Christchurch-another view of Sydenham, looking down Brougham street, showing St Saviour's Church and Sydenham School, 1912

Sunlight and shadow - the Rolleston Monument from the porch of the Christchurch Museum, 1912

Taking care of the animals - a home of rest opened in Christchurch, 1912

Terra Nova ship in Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

The Auckland Grammar School cricket team defeated by Christchurch last week, 1912

The Avon, Christchurch, at Madras St. bridge., 1912

The Christchurch Boys' High School team, winners of the Heathcote-Williams Shield, 1912

The Christchurch Municipal Tramways depot in Falsgrave Street, 1912

The Christchurch Public Hospital showing the new wards, 1912

The Event Of The Year In Ladies' Hockey, 1912

The Fall Of Rock On The Sumner Road, Christchurch, 1912

The Great Lawn Tennis Meeting In Christchurch, 1912

The King's Birthday Parade Of Territorial Troops At Christchurch, 1912

The Leaders Of Scientific Investigation In The Dominion, 1912

The Leading Teams In The Ladies' Hockey Tournament At Christchurch, 1912

The Madras Street Bridge over the Avon River, Christchurch, 1912

The Most Important Cycling Event Of The Year In The Dominion, 1912

The Most Important Meeting Of The Winter Racing Season In The Dominion, 1912

The New Zealand Golf Championship meeting - snapshots at Heretaunga, 1912

The New Zealand King's Prize Winner And The Runner-Up, 1912

The Newly-Elected Labour Mayor Of Christchurch, 1912

The Scene Of The Christchurch Motor Fatality, 1912

The South Island Brass Band Contest At Christchurch, 1912

The Terrible Motor Fatality Near Christchurch, 1912

The final of the Amateur Golf Championship - B. B. Wood, of Christchurch, wins, 1912

The fish ponds in the Christchurch public gardens, 1912

The gun which anti-militarists in Christchurch threw into the Avon, 1912

The new Government buildings in the course of erection in Christchurch, 1912

The new entrance to the rose gardens in the Christchurch Domain, 1912

Theosophical society, N.Z. section - annual convention at Auckland, 1912

Three cars outside the Bruce Hotel in Akaroa, 1912

Three cars outside the Bruce Hotel in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

Trees and headstones at French CemeteryJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

Two panoramas: Christchurch and Wellington, 1912

Unidentified woman at Newtons WaterfallJan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

Victoria Bridge, Avon, Christchurch, 1912

Views of the beautiful public gardens in Christchurch, 1912

Waterloo House, Cashel St, Christchurch, 1912

Wedding of Lucy Harris and Vic Pidgeon, 1912

Yachts racing, Akaroa Jan Shuttleworth collection, 1912

A Landslide On The South Island Main Trunk Railway, 1913

A busy street scene in Christchurch, the largest city in the South Island, 1913

A favourite pastime in Christchurch - boating on the Avon, 1913

A popular pastime in Christchurch-boating on the Avon, 1913

A public collection in Auckland in aid of the Scott Memorial fund, 1913

A reach on the Avon, Christchurch, showing one of the miniature islands covered with ornamental shrubs, 1913

A remarkable collection of bicycles, 1913

A scene in the beautiful public gardens in Christchurch, 1913

A view of Cathedral Square, Christchurch, 1913

A view of the public hospital and the River Avon. As seen from the domain. Christchurch, 1913

Akaroa township from Morgans RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1913

Allowed To Be Shipped South By Wellington Strikers, 1913

Beaten by the Christchurch High School XI, 1913

Book: Life and Work of Samuel Marsden, 1913

Book: The Old Whaling Days, a History of Southern New Zealand from 1830 to 1840, 1913

Britomart Monument at Green’s Point with HMS New ZealandJan Shuttleworth collection, 1913

Cattle grazing at Morgans Road overlooking AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1913

Coronation Hospital, Cashmere and Military Sanatoriums, 1913

Courtyard and front entrance to Cashmere Sanatorium, 1913

Deighton Cottage at 23 Bruce TerraceJan Shuttleworth collection, 1913

Distant view of Cashmere Sanatorium and Coronation Hospital, 1913

Doctors residence and porters cottage, 1913

Dr Blackmore standing outdoors with unidentified nurse, 1913

Dr Blackmore at desk in his Middle Sanatorium office, 1913

Dr Blackmore walking with nurse outdoors, 1913

Exterior of Sanatorium dining room and men’s courtyard, 1913

Fire escape from top floor; Road past Hospital gates, 1913

Glass Plate Negative: International Order of Odd Fellows Christchurch Lodge portrait, 1913

Glass Plate Negative: Mr W Boulnois (copy, twin negative), 1913

Glass Plate Negative: Portrait of Christchurch Ladies Banjo Band, 1913

Green’s Point with Britomart MonumentJan Shuttleworth collection, 1913

Group of boys on front lawn in front of Coronation Hospital, 1913

HMS New Zealand from Children’s BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1913

HMS New Zealand from Glen BayJan Shuttleworth collection, 1913

HMS New Zealand on Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1913

How the Cathedral City responded to the call for the Scott Memorial fund, 1913

Looking down the avenue in front of the Museum in Christchurch, 1913

Miss Agnes Hansen, and Miss Dorothy Alsford, 1913

Miss Kathleen Carpinter, and Miss Molly Bradley, 1913

Miss M. McAloon, and Miss Freda Cookson, 1913

Miss Mae Quicke, and Miss Dolly Condon, 1913

Mr Carlton; Start of the croquet season, 1913

Mrs V. Winter, and Miss Winifred Clement, 1913

On the beach at Sumner, a favourite Christchurch seaside resort, 1913

One of the most important centres of North Canterbury, South Island, N.Z., 1913

One of the most popular seaside resorts in the Dominion, 1913

Photograph: Nine People at Long Beach, 9 June 1913, 1913

Photograph: Six People with Coats, 9 June 1913, 1913

Photograph: Three People infront of Horses, 9 June 1913, 1913

Picturesque Christchurch - a typical peep of the Avon, 1913

Picturesque glimpses of the Avon on its winding way through Christchurch, 1913

Portion Of A Scheme To Provide Christchurch With Lighting And Motive Power, 1913

Postcard: Aeredos, Christchurch Priory, 1913

Postcard: The Cave Rock and Beach, Sumner, 1913

Regular visitors at Coronation Hospital, and Miss J. M. Brown, 1913

Rows of women’s shelters at Sanatorium, 1913

Runners in the 1/4 Mile race at Lancaster Park, 1913

Steffano Webb Photographic Studio photograph folder, 1913

Sumner, Christchurch - The Favourite Watering Place, 1913

Sun lounges in Sanatorium courtyard, 1913

Superintendent N. Kiely, Of Christchurch, 1913

The Christchurch Museum Buildings, seen from the gardens, 1913

The Fountain, High Street, Christchurch, 1913

The Governor of New Zealand paying his first visit to the South Island, 1913

The Governor's visit to Christchurch, 1913

The Grand National Meeting Held At Riccarton, Christchurch, 1913

The Sumner tram leaving for Christchurch, 1913

The Supreme Court of the Anglican Church in the Dominion, 1913

The big event at the Canterbury Easter meeting at Riccarton Racecourse, Christchurch, 1913

The children’s pavilion and top row of women’s shelters, 1913

The great cliffs which overhang the road to Sumner, Christchurch, 1913

The imposing front of the Anglican Cathedral in Christchurch, 1913

The irrepressible students of Christchurch, 1913

The newest suburb of the cathedral city: the Cashmere Hills, situated to the south of Christchurch, 1913

The old signal station at Sumner, near Christchurch, 1913

The sanatorium at Christchurch, on an elevated site on the Port Hills, 1913

Three rows of women’s shelters at Sanatorium, 1913

Tram at terminus of old Dallington Bridge, 1913

Two Winners At The New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's Meeting At Addington, Christchurch, 1913

Two panoramic views: Auckland's Eastern waterfront and Picton, 1913

Two photographs of Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1913

Two women on Lover’s WalkJan Shuttleworth collection, 1913

Unidentified woman sitting on a window frame of Sanatorium hut, 1913

View from Cashmere Sanatorium hill, 1913

View of Cashmere Sanatorium from opposite hillside, 1913

Wainui Co-Operative Dairy FactoryJan Shuttleworth collection, 1913

Winners of the Healthcote Williams Shield, 1913

Women’s shelters and children’s pavilion, 1913

Women’s shelters at the Sanatorium, 1913

Women’s shelters from gardens on hillside, 1913

11 kilovolt switchboard and low tension switchboard, 1914

A foretaste of a continental winter, 1914

Akaroa heads from WainuiJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

Balloon ascent at the Auckland Exhibition, 1914, 1914

Banks Peninsula Seven-A-Side Miniature Rugby Ball, 1914

Book: Guide to Christchurch and Picturesque Canterbury, 1914

Book: The Summit Road, its Scenery, Botany and Geology, 1914

Britomart Monument at Green’s PointJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

Bruce Hotel in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

Canterbury Public Library. Alterations to fittings, 1914

Card: New Zealand War Contingent Association, 1914

Charlie Pool portraitJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

Charlie Pool standing at ships wheelJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

Dr H T J Thacker (O.), Christchurch East, 1914

Drawing of frame and firebars for furnace for distilling plant, 1914

Elevation of tar still shewing arrangement of pipes, 1914

Four cars outside the Metropole Hotel in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

Glass Plate Negative: Miss J Chalmers, 1914

Glass Plate Negative: Mrs F H Baron's baby (copy, twin negative), 1914

Glass Plate Negative: Portraits (copy), 1914

Glass Plate Negative: Seven plus men, 1914

Hospice for consumptives to be opened on June 3, the King's Birthday, 1914

J W H Scotland's Caudron Biplane, Wigram, Christchurch, 1914

J. B. Cowie General Store in Timaru, 1914

James Turner, Bert Gimblett, Jack Beaumont and Jack Salt, 1914

James Turner, Jack Salt and another worker carrying fruit, 1914

James Turner, Jack Salt and one other with baskets of fruit, 1914

Letter: James Dennistoun to Mimms, 11 August 1914, 1914

Letter: James Dennistoun to Mimms, 9 July 1914, 1914

Mobilising the Canterbury military districts quota to the Expeditionary Force, 1914

Mr Henry Stokes Richards, B.A., of Canterbury College, Christchurch, awarded the 1915 Rhodes Scholarship, 1914

NZS Amokura ship at Main Wharf in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

New Primary School building on Beach RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

New Zealand Golf Championship meeting, 1914

New Zealand's public gardens and reserves, 1914

Opening of the Akaroa BoatshedJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

Parkinson's bullock team carting a tank, 1914

Plan of tar still shewing arrangement of pipes, 1914

Postcard: In the Domain, Christchurch, N.Z., 1914

Railway mishap at Timaru, Canterbury, 1914

SS Hinemoa and another ship at Main Wharf in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

Seven women and two children at Lover’s WalkJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

St Patrick’s Catholic Church in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

Tar still plan, storage tanks and north elevation, 1914

Tar still plan, west elevation, and section, 1914

To cross cook strait if sufficient guarantee against accident is forthcoming, 1914

Training of volunteers in the South with a battalion arriving in camp at Addington, Christchurch after a days skirmishing and a night in the open, 1914

Two women and three children on Lover’s WalkJan Shuttleworth collection, 1914

Wedding of Madge and Jim Sheddan at St Patrick’s Church, 1914

Wilfred and Viola Brown on Honeymoon, 1914

13 Cairo. - Tombs of the Kalifs. - LL, 1915

5485 P.C. Birds Eye View, Picton N.Z., 1915

Akaroa Harbour from Beach RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1915

Akaroa sea-bath and bathing shedsJan Shuttleworth collection, 1915

Belgian harvest festival at Christchurch: Nurse Maude, Queen of the Carnival, holding her levee in Lancaster park on Saturday, April 24, 1915

Book: Reminiscences of Earliest Canterbury (Principally Banks' Peninsula) and its Settlers, 1915

Burial of the late Roman Catholic Bishop of Christchurch: the coffin containing the body of Dr J.J. Grimes, who died in Sydney on March 15, being carried into the cathedral at Christchurch on March 25, 1915

Canterbury Jockey Club's autumn meeting, held in Christchurch last week. Emperador winning the Great Easter Handicap, First Glance running second, 1915

Christchurch West High School Drum & Bugle Corps on parade, ca 1915, 1915

Christchurch West High School Drum & Bugle Corps, ca 1915, 1915

Christchurch extends a cordial welcome to the soldiers: the motor-cars at the railway station waiting to drive the men through the city, 1915

Christmas holidays on the banks of the River Avon, Christchurch, 1915

Church parade of the Christchurch Citizen's Defence Corps on Sunday, January 3: spectators watching with interest the march of the battalion of 700 men into the cathedral, 1915

Corporal Eric A. Mosley, of Christchurch, 1915

Death of a distinguished prelate: Dr. J. J. Grimes, Roman Catholic Bishop of Christchurch, who died in Sydney on March 15, after being operated on for appendicitis, 1915

Drawing of culverts, Stapletons Road, 1915

Driver C. D. Hirst, of Christchurch, 1915

Driver Harry George Page, of Christchurch, 1915

Earl Kitchener and Sir Joseph Ward driving through Hagley Park, Christchurch in a Cadillac car, 1915

Film Negative: Antigua Street Bridge, 1915

Finish of the New Zealand cup at Riccarton, Christchurch, on November 6: the winner, Tangihou, passing the judge's box, 1915

Garthowen boarding house on Beach Road in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1915

Gilby’s College, teaching staff, 1915, Archive 1054, 1915

Glass Plate Negative: Mrs J Boocock's baby (locket copy, twin negative), 1915

Glass Plate Negative: Thirteen men, 1915

Glass Plate Negative: Twenty-six men, 1915

Gunner David John Murray, of Christchurch, 1915

Hagley Park, Christchurch, during an unusual fall of snow, 1915

House: Waireka Estate, Homebush for William Broughton Esq., 1915

Hunting party, probably Christchurch district, [ca 1915], 1915

In aid of the Belgians: portion of the great crowd of 30,000 people who attended the Harvest Festival on the Christchurch Show Grounds on April 17, and, inset, Nurse Maude, queen of the carnival, 1915

James Painter and Wilfred Korner, reverse, 1915

Kinman Cannon in front of the Bruce HotelJan Shuttleworth collection, 1915

Letter: James Dennistoun to Gonda Elizabeth Teschemaker, 9 April 1915, 1915

Letter: James Dennistoun to Mimms, 18 February 1915, 1915

Lincoln Frederick Armstrong portrait, 1915

Man and woman on horses at Akaroa LighthouseJan Shuttleworth collection, 1915

Man standing at Akaroa LighthouseJan Shuttleworth collection, 1915

Monsignor Brodie, of Auckland, the Roman Catholic Bishop-Designate of Christchurch, 1915

New Zealand nurses for service in Europe: the first contingent, which left Wellington on May 21, 1915

Nurse Mary H. Rae, of Christchurch, 1915

Opening of new post and telegraph office in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1915

Postcard: Entrance to Botanical Gardens, 1915

Private B. Saxe Fricker of Christchurch, 1915

Private G. B. Morgan, of Christchurch, Australian Force, wounded, 1915

Queen Mary Hospital for Sick and Wounded Soldiers patients at Hanmer Springs Hall, 1915

Sapper T. A. Bradley, of Christchurch, 1915

Sapper William Waddell, of Christchurch, 1915

Sergeant A. H. Remmett, of Christchurch, 1915

Sergeant E. R. Guthrie, of Christchurch, killed with the Australians, 1915

St Peter’s Anglican Church in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1915

The Looking Glass from Lighthouse RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1915

The Rev. J. Newman Buttle, of the Methodist Church in New Zealand, who died at Christchurch on December 23, 1915

The opening of the boating season at Christchurch, 1915

The returned soldiers received at Christchurch last week: the procession passing along Durham Street. Where hundreds of school-children gathered and threw flowers to the heroes as they passed, 1915

Two men dressed as children with one wearing a dressJan Shuttleworth collection, 1915

Two women in front of Deighton CottageJan Shuttleworth collection, 1915

Where Holiday Crowds Assemble in their Pursuit of Rest and Enjoyment. The Popular Christchurch Summer Resort, New Brighton, 1915

Winner of the great Autumn Handicap at the Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting on April 6: Mr C. G. Dalgety's Warstep, 1915

A New Zealand khaki wedding in London, 1916

Akaroa Beach and Harbour from Beach RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1916

Akaroa Boatshed on Beach RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1916

Akaroa Main Wharf from Green’s Point ReserveJan Shuttleworth collection, 1916

Akaroa sea-bath and bathing shedsJan Shuttleworth collection, 1916

Beach Road from the end of Rue LavaudJan Shuttleworth collection, 1916

Captain C. V. Leeming, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Captain H. Stewart, M.C., of Christchurch, 1916

Captain R. H. Nicholson, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Captain T. E. Guthrie, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1916

Cordially welcomed by the people of Christchurch: New Zealand's Sixteenth Reinforcements, 1916

Corp. Allen Schmidt, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Corp. C. E. Bennington, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Corp. O. C. Blackie, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Corp. W. H. Pimm, of Christchurch, died of wounds, 1916

Corp. W. Heslop, of Christchurch. Killed in action, 1916

Fancy Dress and Poster Carnival held at the Olympia Skating Rink, Christchurch, 1916

Glass Plate Negative: Christchurch Chess Club, 1916 (copy), 1916

Glass Plate Negative: Mr B Beaumont (locket copy, twin negative), 1916

Glass Plate Negative: Mrs J Boocock's baby (locket copy, twin negative), 1916

Glass Plate Negative: Six men and five women, 1916

Grehan Valley looking towards Main Wharf in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1916

House: Hackthorne Road for John Craig Esq., 1916

Impressive Anzac day ceremony at Christchurch: the vast throng which assembled at Cranmer Square, where a united service of non-episcopal churches was held, 1916

L.- cp. U. G. Anderson, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

L.-Corp. Alf. Sandman, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

L.-cp. Jas. Swanson, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Lieut. Fred. K. Waring, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Lieut. S. G. Bowron, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Lieutenant J. B. Struthers, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Lieutenant J. F. Tonkin, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Lieutenant R. G. Hickmott, of Christchurch, Killed in action, 1916

Lieutenant Roy P. Herman, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1916

Lieutenant W. K. Dougall, of Christchurch, Died of wounds, 1916

Main Wharf and buildings from Beach RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1916

Major H. H. Hammond, of Christchurch. Killed in action, 1916

Mantled with snow: a street scene in Christchurch during the recent heavy fall, 1916

Miss Marie McMillan, Red Cross Queen for Queen Carnival, 1916

New Zealanders ready to meet the foe: the sixteenth reinforcement draft passing the Christchurch Council Chambers, Oxford Terrace, on their way to Victoria Square, on Thursday, August 17, 1916

Newspaper Clipping: Regarding the death of James Dennistoun, 20 October 1916, The Press, 1916

Outing for returned wounded soldiers at Christchurch, 1916

Patriotic motor carnival recently held at Christchurch: lady competitors about to start for the ladies' bracelet motor-cycle race, 1916

Pte. A. Kilday, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Pte. A. R. Brightling, of Christchurch. Died of wounds, 1916

Pte. Alf. A. Blunt, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1916

Pte. C. E. Hamilton, of Christchurch, Died of wounds, 1916

Pte. C. S. Wood, of Christchurch. Wounded, 1916

Pte. F. S. V. Tims, of Christchurch. Wounded, 1916

Pte. F. V. Adamson, of Christchurch. Wounded, 1916

Pte. Fred C. Prebble, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Pte. G. F. Bryant, of Christchurch. Wounded, 1916

Pte. G. R. Stokes, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1916

Pte. Gordon T. Reed, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Pte. H. F. Prebble, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Pte. H. T. Angus, of Christchurch. Killed in action, 1916

Pte. H. W. Duckmanton, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Pte. Michael I . Adamson, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Pte. R. M. Thomson, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Pte. R. W. Raxworthy, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Pte. Reg. Scott, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Pte. W. Duckmanton, of Christchurch, invalided home, 1916

Pte. W. H. Sutcliffe, of Christchurch, Died of wounds, 1916

Pte. W. P. Blackie, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Pte. Wm. Rowe, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Queen Mary Hospital for Sick and Wounded Soldiers, 1916

Queen Mary Hospital for Sick and Wounded Soldiers instructional farm, 1916

Queen Mary Hospital for Sick and Wounded Soldiers opening, 1916

Railway accident at Christchurch last week: the engine and van of a school excursion train derailed and capsized, 1916

Rflmn. Wm. Read, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Rfn. J. H. Greatbach, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Rfn. W. C. Paterson, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Rounding a bad corner at 60 miles an hour: H. R. Crawley, of Carterton, 1916

Sap. S. C. Kennedy, of Christchurch, Died of wounds, 1916

Sapper P. Scahill, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1916

Sergt. D. R. Webster, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Sergt. J. C. Tipping, of Christchurch, wounded, 1916

Sig. F. W. Prebble, of Christchurch. Wounded, 1916

St Mary's Church, Merivale, Christchurch, 1916, 1916

The late Earl Kitchener reviewing school cadets at Christchurch during his visit to New Zealand in the year 1910, 1916

The recent heavy fall of snow in Christchurch: a backyard scene in the South Island city, 1916

The stewards' grandstand on fire during the opening of the Canterbury Metropolitan Trotting Club's spring meeting, on Tuesday, November 7, 1916

The visit of New Zealand's Sixteenth Reinforcements to Christchurch: the Mayor. Mr. H. Holland. Welcoming the troops in Victoria square. On Wednesday, August 16, 1916

Tpr. E. L. Roberts, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1916

Try pots with plantsJan Shuttleworth collection, 1916

Wounded New Zealanders well cared for in England: a group of patients with their nurses from ward 7 of the Second New Zealand General Hospital at Walton-on-Thames, 1916

Akaroa Harbour looking north from Lighthouse RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1917

Akaroa Harbour looking northJan Shuttleworth collection, 1917

Another victim of the fatal Christchurch fire: Mrs Annie Smith, wife of the lessee of the Silver Grid dining rooms (Mr John P Smith), who died as a result of injuries received in the burning building, 1917

Arrested at Christchurch on the charge of committing the Runanga murder and robbery: Frederick William Eggers (x) leaving the magistrate's court after being formally charged, 1917

Beach Road from Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1917

Bomb R J Clark of Sydenham, wounded, 1917

Bomb W E Kerr of Merivale, killed in action, 1917

Burned to death in the fatal fire at Christchurch: Mrs Elsie Stack, who had been employed as a housemaid at the Silver Grid dining rooms, 1917

Captain J L C Merton of Christchurch, wounded and awarded the Military Cross, 1917

Captain Scott Statue (by night), Christchurch, 1917

Celebration of Anzac Day in New Zealand: the march past of returned soldiers at Christchurch on Wednesday, April 25, 1917

Christchurch Press Company billhead, 1917

Corp A C Q Winter of Avonside, killed in action, 1917

Corp A T Cotton of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Corp Alf G Scarr of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Corp B G Norton of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Corp Hector Rhind of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Corp P Boulton of Christchurch, died of wounds, 1917

Dvr R T Crawford of Belfast (Christchurch), wounded, 1917

Flight Lieut Harold Dawson of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. CoverChristchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 1 to 2Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 11 to 12Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 13 to 14Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 15 to 16Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 17 to 18Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 19 to 20Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 21 to 22Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 23 to 24Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 25 to 26Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 27 to 28Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 29 to 30Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 3 to 4Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 31Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 5 to 6Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 7 to 8 Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Leaves 9 to 10Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion. Title pageChristchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Garden city of the Dominion.Christchurch, New Zealand : a pictorial souvenir of the Dominion's garden city, 1917

Glass Plate Negative: Christchurch Highland Pipe Band, 1917, 1917

Glass Plate Negative: Christchurch Town Hall 1876 (copy), 1917

Gnr Ralph R Coe of Merivale, died of sickness, 1917

Group of delegates who attended the New Zealand Tramways' Federation Conference in Wellington, 1917

Gun C K Ricketts of Lower Riccarton, died of sickness, 1917

Gunner G. V. Chidgey, of Christchurch, 1917

H. R. Crawley, of Palmerston North, 1917

In memory of the brave: the unveiling of the Christchurch memorial to the Antarctic explorer, Captain Robert Falcon Scott, by His Excellency the Governor of New Zealand, 1917

L Corp C (Roy) Frankish of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

L Corp C E Hoxman of Papanui, wounded, 1917

L Corp F G J Cronin of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

L Sergt M Allen of St Albans, wounded, 1917

L-Corp W A Tyree of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Ladies with prams in front of Ilfracombe boarding houseJan Shuttleworth collection, 1917

Lieut Frank R Bushell of St Albans, wounded, 1917

Lieut J V Wilson of Fendalton, wounded, 1917

Lieutenant A Cracroft-Wilson of Christchurch, died of wounds, 1917

Lieutenant Andrew Anderson of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Lieutenant Arthur Jones of Sydenham, killed in action, 1917

Lieutenant Charles G Baker of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Lieutenant E Hulbert of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Lieutenant F Cook of Riccarton, wounded, 1917

Lieutenant George S Wilson of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Lieutenant George T Weston of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Lieutenant L Ivan Manning, of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Lieutenant V G Jones of Sydenham, invalided home, 1917

Major F Ballard Brown of Christchurch, who was accidentally killed, 1917

Major W H Meddings of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Men at Queen Mary Hospital for Sick and Wounded Soldiers, 1917

Mr James A Frostick of Christchurch, 1917

One of the victims of the fatal fire at Christchurch last week: Mr Thomas David Smith, who perished in the flames, 1917

People standing in front of IlfracombeJan Shuttleworth collection, 1917

Photograph: Christchurch Technical College Hockey Club, A Team, Runners Up in Third Grade Competitions, 1917, 1917

Postcard: High and Lichfield Streets, Christchurch, N.Z., 1917

Postcard: Rhodes' Convalescent Home, 1917

Private Leonard W. Lorgelly, of Christchurch, 1917

Private P. S. Marriott, of Fendalton, Christchurch, 1917

Private T. H. Callaghan, of St. Albans, Christchurch, 1917

Pte A Cook of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte A W Napper of Linwood, killed in action, 1917

Pte A W Richardson of Linwood, wounded, 1917

Pte Albert E Amies of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte B Batstone of Linwood, killed in action, 1917

Pte B Hands of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte C C Brodie of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte C K Cotton of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Pte C R Anderson of Christchurch, died of wounds, 1917

Pte Cecil L Ardley of St Albans, killed in action, 1917

Pte Cecil Munro of Christchurch, died of wounds, 1917

Pte Chas C Hearn of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Pte E Hartley of St Albans, killed in action, 1917

Pte E J Dryden of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte Edwin W Feutz of Papanui, wounded, 1917

Pte Ernest Jones of Sydenham, wounded, 1917

Pte Foster S Fisher of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte G McIlroy of Hornby (Christchurch), killed in action, 1917

Pte H H Atkinson of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Pte H L Boon of Papanui, killed in action, 1917

Pte H S Ritchie of Christchurch. Died of wounds, 1917

Pte H W H Sandford of Christchurch, died of wounds, 1917

Pte H W Newcombe of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte Harold Grace of St Albans, wounded, 1917

Pte J (Joe) Bilton, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte J L Tomlinson of St Albans, killed in action, 1917

Pte J M Eaglesome of Sockburn (Christchurch), killed in action, 1917

Pte J T Riddle of Linwood, killed in action, 1917

Pte Jack Cairns of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte Jack Stapleton of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte Jack Stirling of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte James T Dalley of Sydenham, killed in action, 1917

Pte James Todd of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte L A H Nicholas of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte N F H Tavender of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte P E Wood of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Pte P F Dobbie of St Albans, died of wounds, 1917

Pte Percy S Nelson of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte R Dalton of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte R J Gunning of Christchurch, died of wounds, 1917

Pte R P Fisher of St Albans, wounded, 1917

Pte Reg A Cuming of Addington, wounded, 1917

Pte Robert B Webb of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte Robert G Ready of Christchurch, missing, 1917

Pte Robt B Webb of Christchurch, missing, 1917

Pte Stanley Hill of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Pte T Booth of Linwood, killed in action, 1917

Pte T E Booker of Papanui, accidentally killed, 1917

Pte T H L Corbett of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte Thos J Rowles of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Pte W Emmerton of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Pte W H Dean of Christchurch, died of wounds, 1917

Pte W H Woodham of Sydenham, wounded, 1917

Pte W J Fife of Christchurch, believed killed in action, 1917

Pte W Rochfort of Christchurch, died of wounds, 1917

Pte W T Crocker of Linwood, wounded, 1917

Pte Wm Fleming of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Pte Wm Todd of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Queen Mary Hospital for Sick and Wounded Soldiers Christmas dinner, 1917

Queen Mary Hospital for Sick and Wounded Soldiers nursing staff, 1917

Queen Mary Hospital for Sick and Wounded Soldiers patients, 1917

Queen Mary Hospital traction engine, 1917

Queen crowning ceremony at Queen Carnival, 1917

Rflmn A N D K McKenzie of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Rflmn G Berry of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Rflmn J L Gabb of Sydenham, wounded, 1917

Rfn A D Ashby of Lower Riccarton, killed in action, 1917

Rfn A J Olsen of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Rifleman Arthur C. W. Priest, of Linwood, 1917

Rifleman H. W. THACKWELL, of Christchurch, Died of wounds, 1917

Rifleman Harry Reid, of Fendalton, Christchurch, 1917

Rifleman J. N. RANKIN, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1917

Rifleman L. L. Cobden, of Linwood, Christchurch, 1917

Sap Chas E Meachen of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Sap R A McKay of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Sergeant F. FORSYTHE, of Christchurch, Died of wounds, 1917

Sergeant G. R. WILSON, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1917

Sergt A S Baker of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Sergt J M Turner of Sydenham, died of wounds, 1917

Sergt L Guthrie of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Sergt N W Jennings of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Sergt R E Leeming of Christchurch, died of disease, 1917

Sergt W H R Mein of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Sergt W W Bailey of Linwood, died of wounds, 1917

Sgt Launce E Cooke of Christchurch, wounded, 1917

Successful competitors at the recent Red Cross Motor Cycle Carnival held at the Canterbury Park Trotting Club's grounds, Christchurch, 1917

The Champion Association Football Team in Christchurch, 1917

The Executive Committee of the Red Cross Motor Cycle Carnival, Christchurch, 1917

The Finish of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Cup Handicap, run last week at Christchurch and won by Adelaide Direct, 1917

The finish of the New Zealand Cup at the Riccarton Racecourse, Christchurch, last week. Menelaus beating Johnny walker by a neck, 1917

The tragic fire at Christchurch last week: ruins of the Silver Grid dining rooms where the outbreak occurred, three persons perishing in the flames, nine others being injured, three of the latter succumbing to their injuries, 1917

Tpr A J C Thomson of Christchurch, killed in action, 1917

Vice-regal zeal in the cause of the sick and wounded, 1917

Watercolour Painting: Supreme Court, Christchurch, 1917

'Our day' appeal at Christchurch last week, which realised nearly £3000 towards the Red Cross funds: view of the Red Cross fair in Hereford Street.', 1918

2nd Lieut. H. W. Nixon, of Christchurch, Wounded, 1918

Akaroa heads from WainuiJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Akaroa looking southJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Armistice parade on Rue LavaudJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Armistice procession along Rue LavaudJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Aviation in New Zealand: Christchurch Flying School from the air, showing the landing place in the circle, 1918

Black-currant growing in the South Island of New Zealand: school children gathering the berries in an orchard at Papanui, near Christchurch, 1918

Boats on Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Boy scouts from influenza epidemic, 1918

Christchurch from an aeroplane: a view of the city, and glimpses at the aviation school, 1918

Clarence Leonard Waghorn, postcard, side 2, 1918

Corp. Chas. D. McKay, of Richmond, Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Corp. Jos. Warring, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Crowd gathered for Armistice Day paradeJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Daly’s Wharf from Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Des. Rider H. E. Butler, of Richmond, Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Display of appliances in show room, 1918

Doctor's laboratory in Middle Sanatorium, 1918

Dr Blackmore's desk in the Middle Sanatorium, 1918

Dr Blackmore's office in the Middle Sanatorium, 1918

Driver F. E. Tulley, of Christchurch, Died of pneumonia, 1918

Electricity Department Demonstration Room, 1918

Electricity Department building on Armagh Street, 1918

Ettie Rout of the New Zealand Volunteer Sisterhood, 1918

Glass Plate Negative: Master C Crawford, 1918

Glass Plate Negative: Mr C Piper (twin negative) (copy), 1918

Glass Plate Negative: Mrs E Ford - man (copy, twin negative), 1918

Gnr E S G Dickie, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Gnr. B. B. Beaumont, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Gnr. Bert Kermode, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Gnr. Gavin Watson, of Christchurch, died of wounds, 1918

Gnr. H. C. Green, Hawkins, Christchurch, died of wounds, 1918

Heathcote contingent at Peace Procession, Christchurch, 1918

Hon. Charles Louisson, M.L.C., of Christchurch, 1918

Hon. William H. Triggs. M.L.C., of Christchurch, 1918

Horses and wagons in Armistice Day paradeJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Interior of Electricity Department building, 1918

L. -Corp. J. W. Simpson, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

L. Corp. A. A. Cotton, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

L. Corp. A. B. Tonks, of Christchurch, Died of sickness, 1918

L. Corp. T. P. Bakewell, of Christchurch. Died of wounds, 1918

L.-Corp, Geo. K. Duff, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Laboratory in the Middle Sanatorium, 1918

Lady Liverpool League group portrait, 1918

Lieut. Allister E. Macpherson, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Lieutenant Colonel C. Humphries, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Lieutenant H. R. Brittan, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Looking over Fisherton and Beckenham from Sanatorium, 1918

Lover’s Walk in AkaroaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Meter room of Municipal Electricity Department, 1918

Mr. M. L. Reading, Editor, Lyttelton Times, Christchurch, 1918

New Zealand soldiers win distinction as swimmers in England: winners of the Aldershot Command swimming shield and medals this year, 1918

Part of office and laboratory in Middle Sanatorium, 1918

Photographic portrait: Henry James Nicholas, VC, 1918

Picturesque glimpses of the city and suburbs of Christchurch, the capital city of Canterbury, South Island of New Zealand, 1918

Postcard: The Breakers. Sumner, Christchurch, 1918

Prominent reinsmen, who will be driving at the various trotting meetings in the Dominion during the holidays, 1918

Pte. A. C. Clarke, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. A. E. Harding, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. A. W. Ellis, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. Albert Stokes, of Christchurch. Died of wounds, 1918

Pte. C. L. Watson, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. Cecil S. Kircher, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. E. L. G. Hardy, of Christchurch. Died of wounds, 1918

Pte. E. S. Jameson, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. E.T. Bock, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. Eric T. Harper, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. F. C Townsend, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. H. C. (Bob) Hibbard, of Christchurch. Died of wounds, 1918

Pte. H. H. Atkinson, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. J. M. Chirles, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. J. R. S. Birbeck, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. J. S. King, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. Jas. Stevenson, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. P. H. Billing, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. T. G. Shearer, of Christchurch. Died of wounds, 1918

Pte. Thos. O'Neill., of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Pte. W. E. A. Joynt, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Queen Mary Hospital for Sick and Wounded Soldiers billiard room, 1918

Queen Mary Hospital for Sick and Wounded Soldiers vehicle, 1918

Recent visit of Christ's College cadets to the aviation school at Christchurch: a double flight witnessed by the boys, 1918

Rflmn. Alex. Weir, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Rflmn. G. A. Clarke, of Styx. Christchurch, died of wounds, 1918

Rflmn. N. MacLeod Smith, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Rflmn. Wm. Lyons, of Christchurch, Died of sickness, 1918

Rfn. C. E. G. Faulkner, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Rue Lavaud looking southJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Second-lieut. William Robson, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Second-lieutenant E. G. Bristed, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Sergt. Major Wm. G. Menzies, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Sgt. Bernard S. Cox, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Sgt. Thos. B. Dwyer, of Christchurch, died of wounds, 1918

Snow on Banks Peninsula hillsJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Snow on BrasenoseJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Snow on French PeakJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Snow on mountains in Banks PeninsulaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Snow on the hills in Banks PeninsulaJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Soldier in front of Akaroa Boatshed, 1918

Southwest along Wainui BeachJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

The 'Gold Car,' as displayed in the Show Room of Messrs, Adams, Ltd., Christchurch, 1918

The Canterbury Metropolitan Show: the parade of prize stock, Addington Show Grounds. Christchurch, November 8, 1918, 1918

The crowd in Cathedral Square, Christchurch, celebrating the news of the signing of the Armistice, 1918

The late Sergt. H. J. Nicholas, V.C. of Christchurch, 1918

The procession in Colombo Street, Christchurch, in celebration of the signing of the Armistice, November 12, 1918, 1918

The railway service between Christchurch and the New Zealand Southern Alps: the express 40 miles in from the foothills of the Alps, nearing Arthur's Pass station, 1918

The recent Red Cross motor-cycle carnival at Christchurch, South Island of New Zealand, 1918

The recent heavy snowfall in the city of Christchurch: Cathedral Square covered with a white mantle, 1918

Tpr. M. H. Clayton, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Tpr. W. A. Miller, of Christchurch, killed in action, 1918

Tram snowed up: difficulties of transport in Christchurch, South Island of New Zealand, during the recent snowstorm, 1918

Two photographs of Beach Road and Akaroa HarbourJan Shuttleworth collection, 1918

Winter's mantle in the South Island of New Zealand: beautiful glimpse of Hagley Park by the River Avon, during the recent heavy snowstorm, 1918

1919 Peace Celebrations, High Street, 1919

1919 Peace Celebrations, Manchester Street, 1919

A picturesque peep on the Kaikoura-Christchurch road, 1919

A pretty river scene near Christchurch, 1919

Admiral Viscount Jellicoe's tour of New Zealand: the great British sailor's recent visit to Christchurch, 1919

Admiral Viscount Jellicoe's visit to Christchurch: the famous British sailor and Lady Jellicoe disembarking from the battleship New Zealand at Lyttelton, 1919

Akaroa Harbour looking northJan Shuttleworth collection, 1919

Akaroa sea-bath and bathing shedsJan Shuttleworth collection, 1919

Akaroa township from Lighthouse RoadJan Shuttleworth collection, 1919

An attractive seaside resort in the South Island of New Zealand the beach at Sumner which is situated seven miles from Christchurch, 1919

Another beautiful glimpse of Bealey Avenue, Christchurch, with the trees all clothed in white, 1919

Aviation in New Zealand: the preliminary flights at Christchurch of the Bristol Fighter, which has been loaned to the Dominion, 1919

Avon River and Canterbury Rowing Club, 1919

Black and white: the bright effects of the snow on the foliage in the Public Gardens at Christchurch, 1919

Canterbury Provincial Government Buildings, 1919, 1919

Canterbury Provincial Government Buildings, Christchurch, 1919, 1919

Carnival Week in Christchurch: the spring meeting of the Canterbury Jockey Club, 1919

Cashmere Sanatorium after snowfall, 1919

Cathedral Square, Christchurch, 1919, 1919

Children's pavilion and top row of women’s huts under snow, 1919

Children's peace day at Christchurch on Monday, July 21: a great gathering of the young people singing in Cramner Square, 1919

Christ's College, Christchurch, 1919, 1919

Christchurch Motor Carnival at Sockburn. Aeroplane v. Motor Cycle Race forms Sensational Attraction, 1919

Christchurch from the air: comprehensive view of the capital city of Canterbury taken from the recently-arrived Bristol Fighter aeroplane, 1919

Clothed with a white mantle: Bealey Avenue, Christchurch, after the recent heavy snowfall, 1919

Cold but beautiful: a glimpse of the Public Gardens at Christchurch after the recent heavy snowstorm, 1919

Corporal L. S. Woods, of Spreydon, Christchurch, 1919

Crowds outside ChristChurch Cathedral, 1919

Dr H T J Thacker, MP, Opposition candidate for Christchurch East, 1919

Enthusiastic welcome at Christchurch to the New Zealand Main Body men who returned by the Hororata: animated scene in Cathedral Square, 1919

Enthusiastic welcome to a popular New Zealand general: Sir Andrew Russell, 1919

Eruera Tirikatene and Ruti Solomon wedding, 1919

Express train leaving Christchurch, 1919, 1919

Glass Plate Negative: Christchurch Returned Soldiers Association, 1919-1920, 1919

Glass Plate Negative: George William Fisher and bride Beatrice Mary Wright married in Christchurch, 1919

House: Hackthorne Road for Mr F. Parsonson, 1919

Humane activities on behalf of maimed New Zealand soldiers: the orthopaedic treatment at the Chalmers Hospital, Christchurch, 1919

Lance Corporal W. H. Watson, of Spreydon, Christchurch, 1919

Lance Corporal W. Street, of Sumner, Christchurch, 1919

Latimer Square, Christchurch, 1919, 1919

Major-General Sir Andrew Russell on the transport Arawa, just prior to disembarking, 1919

Memorable scenes during the departure of New Zealand troops for the war, 1919

Metropolitan Trotting Club's races at Christchurch on Easter Saturday: general view of the course during the running of the Fendalton Handicap, which was won by Lady Superior, 1919

Mr H Holland, Independent Liberal candidate for Christchurch South, 1919

Mr H T Armstrong, Labour Candidate for Christchurch North, 1919

Netting whitebait in the beautiful Avon River, Christchurch, South Island of New Zealand, 1919

Oxford Terrace, Christchurch, 1919, 1919

Peace celebrated in the South Island of New Zealand: (B?)right views of the carnivals in various centres, 1919

Peace celebration arches, Cathedral Square, 1919

Peace celebrations. Cathedral Square, Christchurch, 1919, 1919

Photograph of the grave, coverNew Zealand Expeditionary Force. “Their name liveth for evermore”, 1919

Picturesque scenes in many parts of New Zealand, 1919

Picturesque scenes in the city and suburbs of Christchurch, South Island of New Zealand, 1919

Pigeon Bay Peace Celebrations, residents group, 1919

Popularity of model yachts: a scene on Victoria Lake, Hagley Park, Christchurch, 1919

Private H. T. Malmanche, of Christchurch, 1919

Races at Christchurch: the opening day of the Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting on Easter Monday, 1919

Residence: Cashmere Hills for Mrs Grey, 1919

Retirement of a veteran New Zealand editor: the Hon W H Triggs, MLC, who has resigned the editorship of the Christchurch Press after many years of service, 1919

Return home of New Zealand flying men, 1919

Saving wrecked limbs: work at the Chalmers Orthopaedic Hospital at Christchurch, South Island of New Zealand, 1919

Seddon, a rising township on the route of the South Island of New Zealand Main Trunk Line, between Christchurch and Picton, 1919

Sergeant Richard Thornton Corsbie (D.C.M.), 1919

The Christchurch Representative Cricket Eleven, 1919

The Clarence Bridge, on the main road from Christchurch to Blenheim, South Island of New Zealand, the Kaikoura Ranges being seen in the distance, 1919

The Dominion Bowling Association's Championship Tourney, 1919

The Naval Trotting Meeting at Christchurch in honour of the visit of Admiral Viscount Jellicoe: John Dillon winning the Jellicoe Cup, 1919

The arrival of Major-General Sir Andrew Russell at Christchurch last week, 1919

The festivities at Christchurch: view of the procession, showing the Red Cross nurses taking part in the celebrations, 1919

The great pageant at Christchurch: decorated cars in the procession, 1919

The grounds of the public hospital at Christchurch transformed by the recent heavy snowstorm, 1919

The huge interest in the liquor referendum which was taken in New Zealand last week: the crowd in Cathedral Square, Christchurch, 1919

The linking up of the northern part of the South Island of New Zealand with the Main Trunk Railway Line, 1919

The mussel-gatherer: a study at New Brighton pier, Christchurch, 1919

The popularity of trotting races in New Zealand: the record gathering on the last day of the Metropolitan Club's spring meeting at Riccarton, Christchurch, 1919

The recent cold snap at Christchurch, South Island of New Zealand: snowballing in Worcester Street, 1919

The recent heavy fall of snow at Christchurch: picturesque effects in the Public Gardens of the city, 1919

The winter racing carnival at Christchurch: snapshots at the recent Grand National Meeting, 1919

Transforming effect of snow: a view of the Public Gardens at Christchurch after the recent heavy fall, 1919

Trotting races at Christchurch last week: the spring meeting of the Metropolitan Club, 1919

United Service Hotel, Christchurch, 1919, 1919

View from Gloucester Street Bridge, Christchurch, 1919, 1919

War veterans welcomed at Christchurch : school children lined up in Victoria Square last week to greet the Main Body men who returned by the transport Hororata, 1919

Watercolour Painting: A Garden of Memories, Mrs H O D Meares', 1919

Wedding of Lucy Harris and Vic Pidgeon reverse, 1919

Western portal of Lyttelton Tunnel, from Heathcote rly. stn., near Christchurch ..., 1919

Wooden cross, St. Sever Cemetery, reverse, 1919

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