Mr and Mrs Eddie Flood in their Tainui Street hairdressing shop.1965.

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DescriptionMr and Mrs Eddie Flood in their Tainui Street shop.Eddie Started in Greymouth in 1922 and worked for Ernie Rosewall on the Quay.With Ernie they formed the West Coast Hairdressers Association. He has been using the present shop for 20 years.

From Looking at the West Coast.1965.Date of Photo1965Map^[1]

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Location (city or town)GreymouthPersonEddie Flood Ernie RosewallOrganisation (eg business)Eddie Flood Hairdressers

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Date Created17th May 2022CommentsGeoffrey Bell
Here's an earlier shot of Eddie. Left to right are Yuill Bell, Ernie Rosewall and Eddie Flood. Yuill Bell was my fathers cousin.

Heather Newby
Geoffrey Bellhttps://westcoast.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/19574
Yuill Bell, Ernie Rosewall and Eddie Flood,Mawhera Quay.1924.
WESTCOAST.RECOLLECT.CO.NZ
Yuill Bell, Ernie Rosewall and Eddie Flood,Mawhera Quay.1924.
Yuill Bell, Ernie Rosewall and Eddie Flood,Mawhera Quay.1924.

Roger Smith
Remember his splashes of BayRum ( even gave me a bottle once ). And also their famous son Jack - think Runanga’s first university graduate - and still ‘asking the questions’ in Greymouth..

Marilyn Grady
Also Jean. A schoolteacher as well.

Helen Brennan
Awesome‼️Remember them living Seven Mile Road Runanga

Marie Bone
They were lovely people

Yvonne Lawson
I remember them living there to. Mum was good friends with them and Jack.

Karen Peters
Lovely couple. Worked in Buchanans Florist next door. He would always being us a coffee in the winter mornings with a we dram in it to warm us up
Clare Arnel
Yes I remember them very well. I played basketball with Jean before she headed overseas. Ì also worked at State Insurance with Mrs Floods sister (Nance Duncan), who lived with them at Seven MILE Road, Runanga.
Robyn Pearl
I remember him cutting my hair when I was little

Brian Beban
Eddie was an Air Snipper of the old school. He cut the air about 4 times for every hair stroke. His Scots accent was almost as thick as porridge. He was a great identity when I was growing up as were the other barbers in town in the 50's, Myers Garth, Henry, Oakley, etc. Brickie Grogan.

Helen Green
Remember them both with affection. Great identities of Runanga and Greymouth.

Murray Beckman
Pat Rea too

Ron Kendrick
Great people! Good friends of my grandparents.

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Mr and Mrs Eddie Flood in their Tainui Street hairdressing shop.1965.

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