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THE LATE MR THOS. BOULD, A colonist since 1841, who died at Johnsonville last week. See letterpress. Herrmann. Photo.

New Zealand Mail

22 August 1906

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THE DUNLOP TEST ROAD RACE FROM JOHNSONVILLE TO PAHAUTANUI AND BACK.—A Group of the Competitors taken before the start.

New Zealand Mail

6 July 1904

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THE LADIES’ COMMITTEE OF THE GARDEN FETE IN AID OF ST. COLUMBA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, JOHNSONVILLE, HELD IN MRS J. F. ORR’S GROUNDS. H. Scanlan, Photo.

New Zealand Mail

21 February 1906

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THE GARDEN PARTY AT MR ORR’S GROUNDS. JOHNSONVILLE. A GROUP OF SOME OF THE VISITORS. MR AND MRS ORR ARE AT THE EXTREME LEFT OF THE PICTURE.

New Zealand Mail

30 March 1904

JOHNSONVILLE AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB IN “PIPKIN’S RUSTIC RETREAT-"—Standing: Miss E. Greerson, Mrs Lowther, Mr Lowther Miss E Willis, Miss C. Ball, Mr W. Moore. Sitting: Miss Moore.

New Zealand Mail

21 September 1904

UNVEILING TABLET ERECTED IN JOHNSONVILLE SCHOOL-HOUSE TO THE MEMORY OF TROOPER RETTER. 1.—The Mural Tablet. 2.—His Excellency’s arrival—entering the School-house-between two lines of Cadets with presented arms. 3.—The Cadets in firing order

New Zealand Mail

1 October 1902

The Johnsonvillo By-pass.—The Johnsonville end of the new road (foreground), which is being constructed between Ngaio and Johnsonville. It will eliminate an awkward level crossing.

Dominion

7 October 1935

Hutt v. Johnsonville.—In the early game at Athletic Park on Saturday, Hutt defeated Johnsonville by 11 points to 3, thereby ensuring themselves of second place on the Rugby ladder. Above: Greenbank (Hutt) breaking away with the ball.

Dominion

26 August 1935

The new rolling stock for the Johnsonville line: The New Zealand High Commissioner in London, Mr. W. J. Jordan (front left) inspecting one of the coaches which has been built at Preston, Lancashire, for use on the Johnsonville line after electrification.

Dominion

26 January 1938

JOHN SON VILLE CRICKET CLUB, SECOND ELEVEN.—Runners-up for the Third-class Championship, Season 1903-4. Back Row.: H. Halcrow (Umpire), E. Eason, F. Cording, R-. Pickin' A. Greirson, T, Rothe, O. Morgan, A. Skinner (Umpire). Front Row: W. Latimer, A. Bentley, E. Windley(Captain),- F. Carroll 0. Angell. F. T. Bould, Photo., Johnsonville.

New Zealand Mail

6 July 1904