KUMARA - Looking south west from Taylor's Hill Anglican Church in foreground & Main st in distance .

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DescriptionKUMARA - Looking south west from Taylor's Hill Anglican Church in foreground & main st in distance ×.

Diane Franklin
My Grandmother was Nellie Blake who spent her early years and also later years between Kūmara and Sydney with her daughter Mascot.
Jack ,(Sonny was my Dad)
The Murpys supported my Grandmother in her younger years who I believed had a butcher shop.
My Grandma had an interest in Gilbert and Tomassis Sawmill there and later the home in , I think it was Greenstone Road, next door to Walter, just forget the surname and Nel on the other side. Nel was a delightful little lady.
I also have fond memories of the Lilley, Wafer and Minto kids when I visited as a young teenager in the late 1960s.
I remember Tesh , the man with a massive piece of Greenstone
as well.Map^[1]ContributorJames Newby

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Location (city or town)Kumara

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Date Created5th September 2023CommentsDiane Franklin
My Grandmother was Nellie Blake who spent her early years and also later years between Kūmara and Sydney with her daughter Mascot.
Jack ,(Sonny was my Dad)
The Murpys supported my Grandmother in her younger years who I believed had a butcher shop.
My Grandma had an interest in Gilbert and Tomassis Sawmill there and later the home in , I think it was Greenstone Road, next door to Walter, just forget the surname and Nel on the other side. Nel was a delightful little lady.
I also have fond memories of the Lilley, Wafer and Minto kids when I visited as a young teenager in the late 1960s.
I remember Tesh , the man with a massive piece of Greenstone
as well.
Always enjoyed our Kūmara holidays as we lived in Southland in those days and loved theKūmara Raceday too

Anne Boddy
Diane Franklin It was Walter Mc Nabb.

Joy Meyer
Loved going to the Kumara races.

Keston Ruxton
What direction is this looking towards and what is marked by the X I wonder? Is that Main Street in the distance or do I have my bearings all wrong?

Harold Lee
Keston Ruxton Looking south west from Taylor's Hill Anglican Church in foreground & main st in distance ×.

Donna Aitken
Is that the old BNZ bank with the red roof on the left?

Nova Hichens
It was a great place growing up in the 50s & 60s.

Diane Franklin
My Grandmother was Nellie Blake who spent her early years and also later years between Kūmara and Sydney with her daughter Mascot.
Jack ,(Sonny was my Dad)
The Murpys supported my Grandmother in her younger years who I believed had a butcher shop.
My Grandma had an interest in Gilbert and Tomassis Sawmill there and later the home in , I think it was Greenstone Road, next door to Walter, just forget the surname and Nel on the other side. Nel was a delightful little lady.
I also have fond memories of the Lilley, Wafer and Minto kids when I visited as a young teenager in the late 1960s.
I remember Tesh , the man with a massive piece of Greenstone
as well.
Always enjoyed our Kūmara holidays as we lived in Southland in those days and loved theKūmara Raceday too

Joy Meyer
Loved going to the Kumara races.

Keston Ruxton
What direction is this looking towards and what is marked by the X I wonder? Is that Main Street in the distance or do I have my bearings all wrong?

Harold Lee
Keston Ruxton Looking south west from Taylor's Hill Anglican Church in foreground & main st in distance ×.

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KUMARA - Looking south west from Taylor's Hill Anglican Church in foreground & Main st in distance .

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