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1. Kimuburgh, of Mataitai, pending up a 'beauty." 2. Albert -Wylie signals "One up" to Ballinger. 3. Mcßobie .awaits the foe. 4. Magnus casts a sheep s«ye at the camera. . 5. Turner (Johnsonville) and Nimmoi (Thorndon) in their favourite akimbo attitude. 6. Alick Pollock turns his back the photo fiend. 7. Innes asks Sievwrieht on which particular blade of grass he will haye it. Vance has a few moments of dreadful suspense. Mills, of Johnsonville, the hope of his side—all ready for action. 9. Frost in one of his plastic poses. .10. Hildreth takes off hia hat to it ana exposes his intellect to the Bun. 11. Alf. Coles (Petone) watching his opponent's play. 12. ' His bright smile haunts us still. 13. Morgan with his eye on the kttty: and a mind made up to kiss her too.
Free Lance
10 January 1914
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Private' A. Cook; .Johnsonville; wonnded – ■'■'. '-■■ '" ■:;;■■-■ »■ ";.-
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2 March 1917
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Sergt.-Major H; W. Angell, of Johnsonville; billed
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27 July 1917
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PRIVATE J. J-. H. MURRAY (of Johnsonville) ;. Killed in Action.
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8 August 1918
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Sergeant H."W. ANGELL, Johnsonville ; wounded Pvt. H. R. MONKHOUSE, Petone ; wounded
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20 October 1916
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GROUP OF VISITORS AT THE GARDEN FETE HELD IN MRS. J. F. OR R'S GROUNDS AT JOHNSONVILLE IN AID OF ST. COLUMBA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, JOHNSONVILLE. H. Scanlan, Photo.
New Zealand Mail
21 February 1906
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THE GARDEN PARTY AT MR ORR’S GROUNDS, JOHNSONVILLE. Standing: The Rev. Mr and Mrs W. S. Cook. Sitting: Mr Reith, Mrs Aitken, and the Rev. Mr Aitken, the new Presbyterian Pastor, Johnsonville.
New Zealand Mail
30 March 1904
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1. Girls of Johnsonville School. 2. Boys of Johnsonville School at Dumbbell Exercises. 3. Tea on the Lawn. 4. Opening Ceremony by J. G. W. Aitken, Esq., Mayor of Wellington. 5. Group of Officials:-Standing-Mrs Orr, Mr Orr, Mrs Ross, Mrs Moore. Sitting—Miss Ward, Mrs Grierson, Mrs Duncan, Mrs Cook.
New Zealand Mail
8 April 1903
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Mr Seddon considered that aftei Parliament had last session granted power for the raising of money to repan the road, it was perfectly disgraceful that the repairs had not been effected. He urged that pressure should be brought to bear on those lesponsible.—The Premier at Johnsonville. PRESSURE ON THE BUTT. Richard John: Yes, I reckon it's up to me to sit hard on these people. Weight is bound to tell.
Free Lance
2 April 1904
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t. G. A; Ward, Wei- Pvt. A.'-Q. Whitehead, Pvt. N. H. B. Curtis, {Pvt. C. J. Reinhardt, Capt. C. rSasquoine, Wei- Lce.-Cpl. A. J. Keating, lington; wounded. :> Tikorangi; wounded Johnsonville ; killed Bay of Islands ; killed lington . : Xapier ; Jillled ■;_■■■■-.-_ .... IWim. S. H. Haddrell, Pvt. H. T. Berto, Weiling- Pvt. S. R. Grimes, Wgtav Serg. H. T. Bailey, Auek- Pvt. P. E. Jones, Petone;:.; Gunner G. A. Moseley, Hastings; wounded: ton; killed .: Ini.;: wounded ;. land; killed .. ; wounded PaJmerston JN, ; wounded
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5 April 1917
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