BRAKE, Norman Clarence

Norman Clarence Brake
born 16 October 1928, Christchurch

 Erewhon park and the mighty peaks of the headwaters of the Rangitata River. Left: Mt D'Archial. Right: Cloudy Peaks. Via Mt Somers, Mid Canterbury, New Zealand.

Photography (c) N. C. Brake

 Autumn splendour. Adjacent to the Erewhon homestead. Via Mt Somers, Mid Canterbury, New Zealand.

Photography (c) N. C. Brake

 Entrance to Erewhon station, with Cloudy peak Range behind. via Mt Somers, Mid Canterbury, New Zealand

Photography (c) N. C. Brake

View of the Alpine Restaurant, Erewhon Park via Mt Somers, Mid Canterbury, New Zealand

 Photography (c) N. C. Brake

Robson and Boyer

Robson and Boyer

Stewart Buildings

96 Courtney Place

Wellington

Edward Thomas Robson 
died circa 1953
registered 1953/32192 aged 78 years


 and 

Charles Percy Samuel Boyer
born 25 July 1902
died circa 1973 reg. 1973/32739

 Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 34, 11 February 1928, Page 5

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 150, 29 December 1928, Page 12

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 26, 31 January 1931, Page 5

James Elsbee and Daniel Mundy's negatives

 

James Elsbee and Daniel Mundy's negatives were acquired by William John Grand.

 

Press, Volume XVII, Issue 2344, 29 October 1870, Page 3 

 

 

 

MALAGHAN, Patrick Thomas

Patrick Thomas Malaghan

born circa 1869 - died 14 February 1938
buried Catholic Block 2, Plot 30, Queenstown Cemetery

father of Leonard Aloysius Patrick Malaghan

Malaghan Institute of Medical Research

An Object Lesson.

Mr P. Malaghan, a Queenstown photographer, has taken a picture of a shag trying to swallow a trout 18in long, showing the fish, after filling the stomach of the shag, protruding inches beyond the shag's beak.

Here is an object lesson to our political shags at Wellington, who, after swallowing a £40 advance in their wages - not of sin - one year, did not hesitate to strain at £60 another. But their swallow was equal to the strain, the query being, How much would choke them? To have acted logically they should have taken their case before the Arbitration Court for adjudication.

Otago Witness, Issue 2488, 20 November 1901, Page 31

above: Walter Peak, Lake Wakatipu.
Photo by P. Malaghan
Maoriland Postcard, Tanner Bros. Ltd., Wellington, Auckland, London
Printed in Saxony.
K49/795

GARRATT, Mabel

Mabel Garratt

Mabel Garratt, 334 Oxford Terrace, Christchurch, photographer.
Electoral Roll - Christchurch East 1905-1906

Stanley

Stanley
Geraldine

Thorpe Studio

Thorpe Studio
Pukekohe

Pukekohe Hill
Hardy Series 1.

Nash

P. F. Nash
Auckland

Albert Park and University (4)

Hopkins, A. W.

A. W. Hopkins
Ashburton

SINCLAIR, Roy

Roy Sinclair

Captain Cook's Statue, Victoria Square, Christchurch, N.Z.

Colourchrome Series W.T. 90

Printed by Whitcoulls Limited for the Felicity Card Co. Ltd.

INNES, James

James Innes

Mr J. Innes announces having commenced business as a photographer in premises adjoining Mr Whinray's furniture warehouse. Mr Innes has gone to considerable expense in altering and fitting out an up-to-date studio, the apartments consisting of waiting, dressing and dark rooms.

The studio, which is an entirely new addition to the premises, is a large and well-lit apartment, and is replete with all necessaries appertaining to successful photography. The camera, a Dallmeyer 3B lense, is one of the latest makes, and is capable of turning out excellent work, as is evidenced by the collection of photos on view. Mr Innes is assisted by Mr Ellerback, who comes to Gisborne with exceptional references, he having occupied important positions on the staffs of Sarony and Co. and Hemus, of Auckland.

The studio was thrown open to the public on Saturday, and the work displayed was favorably commented on. The importation of a collection of the Westby series of photographs, which are printed on blue carbon paper, were especially admired, and as works of art are superior to anything of the kind imported to the colony.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9099, 18 March 1901, Page 2 

Northwood, Arthur

Arthur Northwood

A Bullock Team, Herekino Gorge Road.
Arthur Northwood 110

Mangonui from Harbour
Arthur Northwood 83

Property sales are almost matters of daily occurrence at Kaitaia. In these days, buyers are constantly in the district, and land agents on the "gui vive." Mr. Arthur Northwood's up-to-date photographic studio next door to Forster's store, is really of great benefit to the district, and it is no uncommon sight to see a land agent and a prospective buyer from distant parts perusing scenes displaying the beauties of the Far North. Mr. Northwood has a wonderful collection of Northern views.

Northern Advocate, 30 June 1914, page 1