Objects - association_keyword:"Smith, Christina"

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Christina Smith and Dee Collings at the 50th anniversary celebration of the Howick and Districts Historical Society in Bell House.; La Roche, Alan; 20 May 2012; P2022.27.22
Christina Smith speaking at a strategic planning meeting of the Howick and Districts Historical Society. Pam Taylor, secretary is front left.; September 2003; P2022.30.02
Christmas, past and present at Howick Historical Village, 12 December 1987. Looking towards Christina Smith on the steps at Brindle Cottage and a cart.; Smith, Christina; 12 December 1987; P2021.191.07
Hawthorndene Restaurant; La Roche, Alan; 1/08/2002; 2016.295.85
The Howick Historical Village farewell to Penny Hill, 1992.; La Roche, Alan; 1992; P2021.105.62
The November 1977 150th re-enactment of the Fencible and early settler landing at Cockle Bay. Photograph shows Malcolm and Christina Smith ready to welcome new settlers.; November 1977; P2021.92.08
The November 1977 150th re-enactment of the Fencible and early settler landing at Cockle Bay. Photograph shows Malcolm and Christina Smith ready to welcome new settlers.; November 1977; P2021.92.09
The November 1977 150th re-enactment of the Fencible and early settler landing at Cockle Bay. Photograph shows Malcolm and Christina Smith welcoming the new settlers, played by David Legge and his family.; November 1977; P2021.92.07
The official opening of the nursery in Puhinui by John Kingdom, the Village Handyman. 19th September 2006.; La Roche, Alan; 19 September 2006; P2020.17.01
Village farewell to Penny Hill at Howick Historical Village. ; 1992; P2021.105.36
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