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Otago Witness, Issue 3444, 16 March 1920, Page 37 (Supplement)

Back row: A. J. Bennett, Wellington; L. G. Asher, Port Chalmers; J. Wallis, Motueka; A. McKensie, Blenheim; E. C. Bright. Hastings; R. M'Allister, Levin; W. Stringer, Wakefield; D. T. Threadwell, Masterton, E. Harding, Woodville; J. M. Calder, Nelson. Third row: J. Hunter, Lower Hutt; G. E. Bilby, Christchurch; G. Skipworth, Invercargill; A. Swan, Granity; W. J. Gaudin, Wellington; R. Watt, Ashburton; W. Angell, Johnsonville; W. G. Foster, Woolston; R. Farren, Dunedin; T. J. Davis, Wellington; A. D. Hassell, Christchurch; C. S. S. Kelly, Wellington; W. Leak, Ormcndville; L. Amblin, Hawera; H. Eagarr Inglewood. Second row: W. Stead, Invercargill; Miss Wright, Ashburton; Miss Kennedy, Ashburton; Edgar Harding, Woodville; Mrs Blair Stewart, Gore; J. S. Munro, Palmerston North; Mrs Calder, Nelson; J. A. Johnson, Wellington; Miss Thomas, Invercargill; Miss Hyde, Wellington; W. A. Harding, Nap ier; Mrs Leak, Ormondville. Front row: T. W. Leslie, Wellington; A. Alderson, Dunedin; D. L. Creighton, Roslyn; E. A. Harman, Dunedin; J. Smith, Christohurcli; H. V. S. Griffiths, New Plymouth; T. Fathers, Wellington; H. G. Heywood, Petone; E. A. M. Lever, Christchurch; W. H. Holiday, Christchurch; C. H. Baseand, Christchurch; H. W. Smith, Wellington.

A well known patriotic worker at Wianganui. She was elected queen of the carnival in the earlv days of the war, and was made a member of the 0.8. E. Tesla Studio, photo.