Premises of D Picot, Karori, Wellington

Premises of D Picot, Karori, Wellington
Date
ca 1920s
Reference
1/2-107545-F
Description

Photograph of D Picot and Co's Victor Carrying Truck outside the firm's shop in Karori, Wellington. The name of the firm is painted clearly on the truck and the building.

D Picot owned one of the first motorised trucks in Karori and one of the first trucks to be used in business replacing horses and carts. The driver employed by D Picot at this time was Bert Dyer. D Picot and Co closed just after world war 2 due to the decline in demand for coal and wood as people switched to electricity (info from J Kenneally)

Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s).

Access restrictions
Partly restricted - Please use surrogate in place of original
Part of
Kenneally, Joseph Mervyn, 1944- : Photographs of the Wellington region, mainly of Upper Hutt, Whitemans Valley, Khandallah and Karori
Format
1 b&w original negative(s), Negatives
See original record

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Premises of D Picot, Karori, Wellington. Kenneally, Joseph Mervyn, 1944- : Photographs of the Wellington region, mainly of Upper Hutt, Whitemans Valley, Khandallah and Karori. Ref: 1/2-107545-F. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/23197579

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