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AFTER THE SHOCK AT HASTINGS. —The railway line runs across the back of the photograph. The roads shown from the right are Lyndon road, Eastbourne street, Heretaunga street, and Queen street. Running parallel with the railway line from the foreground are King street and Market street, while beyond the railway -line is Karamu road.

WORKING UNDER TRYING CONDITIONS. —Some members of the P. and T. staff at Napier, with their instruments, in the Hastings Street School. where a temporary post office has been established.

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Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 5573, 11 February 1931, Page 5

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AFTER THE SHOCK AT HASTINGS.—The railway line runs across the back of the photograph. The roads shown from the right are Lyndon road, Eastbourne street, Heretaunga street, and Queen street. Running parallel with the railway line from the foreground are King street and Market street, while beyond the railway -line is Karamu road. WORKING UNDER TRYING CONDITIONS.—Some members of the P. and T. staff at Napier, with their instruments, in the Hastings Street School. where a temporary post office has been established. Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 5573, 11 February 1931, Page 5

AFTER THE SHOCK AT HASTINGS.—The railway line runs across the back of the photograph. The roads shown from the right are Lyndon road, Eastbourne street, Heretaunga street, and Queen street. Running parallel with the railway line from the foreground are King street and Market street, while beyond the railway -line is Karamu road. WORKING UNDER TRYING CONDITIONS.—Some members of the P. and T. staff at Napier, with their instruments, in the Hastings Street School. where a temporary post office has been established. Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 5573, 11 February 1931, Page 5

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