Postcards collected by Annie Eva Jaques. Album 1, part 1

1. Queen Street Auckland. Gold medal series. Fergusson Limited. From M Sheeran 1911

2. Queen Street Auckland. From Fred Sheeran 1908

3. The Grafton Bridge Auckland. Pro 1310 [?] W Beattie & Co Auckland. Moa” series

4. Muir & Moodie. 3269 P. Ferry wharves Auckland NZ. The Dominion series

5. Wellesley Street Auckland NZ. The F.T. Domed Glossine Series no. 1164. Printed in Saxony

6. G T Chapman Auckland. No. 149. Public Library Wellesley Street, Auckland NZ. Chapman’s series [ca x1909]

7. Auckland. Rex II. 30328. [1909]

8. W. Beattie & Co. Troopers memorial, Albert Park, Auckland NZ. No 6006. The “Moa” series. Printed in Germany

9. Government Buildings Wellington; the largest wooden building in the world. F T Glossine series no 3614

10. Wellington Government Buildings 627. The “Gordon” real photo series [ posted 1911]

11. Oriental Bay Wellington N.Z. F T Series no 127. Printed in Saxony

12. Karori Road and Botanical Gardens Wellington NZ. F T Series 103. Printed in Saxony

13. Newtown Park, Wellington NZ. F T Series no 132. Printed in Saxony

14. Tanner Bros Ltd. Maoriland postcard. 59-237 – Oriental Bay Wellington NZ

15. Boat Harbour Wellington NZ. Published by William Nees Wellington NZ. Platin series no 245.

16. Scene on bowling green, Te Aroha. Mrs E Rayner, publisher. Sent by Fred Flynn

17. Zak. At the Welln AA sports 1910. “Zak” photo 9187

18. Zak. Welln AAA Sports 1913. “Zak” series 16-765

19. Gear Meat Company’s works, Petone

20. Beken, photo. Christchurch from Exhibition tower. T.10 [Printed by] Smith & Anthony Limited

21. Junction of High, Manchester and Lichfield Streets, Christchurch

22. Municipal Buildings, Gas Co’s Office and Clarendon Hotel Christchurch

23. Lyttelton

24. Guy. Greetings from Dunedin. Princes and High Streets Dunedin NZ.

25. Near Motu, Gisborne-Opotiki Road. Real photograph. F.G.R. Series 1993.

26. Post Office and Court House Gisborne, NZ. Fromm’s Book Arcade, Gisborne. W T Wilson photo [no.] 1405 [1913]

27. Greetings from Taranaki. Mt Egmont N.Z. F.G.R. 1406

28. Entrance to Breakwater, Newplymouth [sic]. A Lovegrove series, Devon St., New Plymouth

29. 3839. Post Office New Plymouth. J W Kurta, stationers & fancy goods importer New Plymouth. 4752

30. 3838. Breakwater New Plymouth N.Z. J W Kurta, stationers & fancy goods importer New Plymouth 4751

Cards were removed from the albums in which they came, but kept in the same order (numbered accordingly)

Quantity: 30 postcards.

Physical Description: Photolithographs on cards, sizes varying around 90 x 140 mm

Provenance: Originally collected by Annie Eva Jaques, later sorted by her niece Betty Haxton (née Dudson), the mother of donor.