Outside the hall on 65 Winchester Street, Ashhurst. Back row, from left: Mr. Vercoe, Mr. Davis, Mr. Davis, Mr. Davy, Mr. Drummond, Mr. Redshaw, Mr. Keen. Front row: Dave [?], Mr. Craven, Ensign Wain, Mrs. Wain, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Redshaw,
Mrs. Nev...
Date: 1912
This image is derived from a copy negative made from a photograph loaned for copying. The original photograph is not held by the Ian Matheson City Archives.
Date: October 1901
Back row, from left: Dorothy Hodgets; Muriel Hart; unknown; Doris Walton (née Wycherley); Joy Malcolm (née Wycherley); unknown. Middle row: Jack Barnes; Harry Currie; Duncan Clark; Stephen Barnes; Michael Baily; Malcolm McCrae. Front row, seated: ...
Date: 1919
Construction of this bridge started in 1938. It was the first two-lane bridge in the area with concrete piles. The bridge was washed away in the 2004 floods.
This image is derived from a copy negative made from a photograph loaned for copying. The...
Date: 1940 to 1941
The mill was located on the corner of Mulgrave Street and Spelman Court, Ashhurst.
This image is derived from a copy negative made from a photograph loaned for copying. The original photograph is not held by the Ian Matheson City Archives.
Date: circa 1940
This photograph was published in the Manawatū Evening Standard on 10 July 1934 with the caption: "Disastrous Fire at Ashhust - A big fire at Ashhurst early this morning razed to the ground the Masonic Hotel, the Public Hall, and the Masonic Hall. ...
Creator: Manawatu Evening Standard
Date: July 1934
This image is derived from a copy negative made from a photograph loaned for copying. The original photograph is not held by the Ian Matheson City Archives.
Date: circa 1940
Prior to the opening of the first Lower Gorge Bridge, near Ashhurst, on 8 November 1886, travellers relied on punt-like ferries to cross the Manawatū River. Commencing in February 1872, Robert Stanley was the ferryman. The position was subsequentl...
Date: 1880 to 1885
Prior to the opening of the first Lower Gorge Bridge, near Ashhurst, on 8 November 1886, travellers relied on punt-like ferries to cross the Manawatū River. Commencing in February 1872, Robert Stanley was the ferryman. The position was subsequentl...
Date: 1880 to 1885
The Wycherley family migrated from the United Kingdom to New Zealand in 1885. By 1892 the family were living in Ashhurst. They later established the business C W Wycherley and Son, Saddlers and Harness Makers, in The Square, Palmerston North (c.18...
Date: circa 1890
Members of the Wycherley family sit of the verandah of 111 Worchester Street, Ashhurst. The family migrated from the United Kingdom to New Zealand in 1885. By 1892 the family were living in Ashhurst. They later established the business C W Wycherl...
Date: circa 1910
C J Wycherley migrated from the United Kingdom to New Zealand in 1885 with his wife and children. By 1892 the family were living in Ashhurst where Wycherley worked as a saddler. The family later established the business C W Wycherley and Son, Sadd...
Date: 1890s
This ticket was issued to twelve members of the Wycherley family for travel from London to Auckland, aboard the Jessie Readman, departing 5 August 1885. The ticket details the quantities of water that will be issued daily to each adult passenger, ...
Creator: Shaw Savill & Albion Company Ltd
Date: 1885