Halcombe RSA
The members of the Halcombe RSA, photographed in the 50s. Cyril Bradbury is pictured in the front row, second from the right. Read More
The members of the Halcombe RSA, photographed in the 50s. Cyril Bradbury is pictured in the front row, second from the right. Read More
The visit of Sir Cyril Newall, Governor-General of New Zealand. Also in the photograph is Tom Seddon, Mayor of Feilding seated to the left of Sir Newall, and Ho... Read More
Children gather around Prime Minister Bill Rowling at the opening of the new Feilding Fire Station on October 11, 1975. The station was located on Kimbolton Roa... Read More
Crowds gather for the opening of the Apiti Bridge, October 1896. The bridge was opened by Premier Richard "King Dick" Seddon, and all the district celebrated. ... Read More
Lord Bledisoe, on the day of his visit on March 18, 1947, outside Denbigh Hotel on Manchester Street. (Lydia Smith, 2021) Read More
Taonui School 87th Jubilee in 1914. In the photo: Back Row: Mr. True; Mr. Jeffries; Mr. Barnaby; Joe Fitzgerald; Lewis Wratt. Centre Row: Frank Giles; M... Read More
Crowds gather for the first ANZAC Day service held in Manchester Square, Feilding, on April 25, 1916. (Lydia Smith, 2021) Read More
Crowds gather for the visit of Lord Ranfurly in 1898. An early example of 'street photography'. Photographer unknown. (Lydia Smith, 2021) Read More
A crowd gathers on Manchester Square for the coronation celebrations of Edward VII in 1902. Photographer unknown. (Lydia Smith, 2021) Read More
A car full of people celebrating Armistice Day in 1919. (Lydia Smith, 2021) Read More
Crowds gather for the unveiling of the Mt Stewart Reserve Centennial Memorial, in 1940. The memorial was erected as part of the national centennial celebrations... Read More
This memorial was unveiled in 1940 as part of national centennial celebrations for the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi (the Treaty of Waitangi). Read More
The unveiling of the Soldiers Memorial in Manchester Square, on October 3, 1923. Read More
Text on photo reads: "Governor Ranfurly's visit to Feilding". Read More
The dedication of the Feilding Agricultural High School memorial clock tower, conducted by Reverend Keith Elliot. Others in the photo: Lewis Carthew (next ... Read More
The opening of the Industrial Exhibition by Premier Richard Seddon, in 1903. Read More
People fill the streets of Feilding during the visit of Lord Ranfurly, Governor-General of New Zealand, in 1898. Read More
Procession and memorial service in Manchester Square, for Edward VII, May 1910. Read More
The first day pupils of Makino Road School at the 50th Jubilee. In the photo: Back row: A. Newell; P. Apel; W.L. Grige; E. G. Humphrey; G. Stubbington. ... Read More
On December 9, 1976, Sir Denis Blundell visited Feilding to view the Community Centre arts display. Sir Blundell was Governor-General of New Zealand from 1972 t... Read More
In December 1976, Sir Denis Blundell, Governor-General of New Zealand, visited Feilding to view the arts display in the Community Centre. Here he is pictured ou... Read More
Flower stall at the Feilding Farmer's Market. Date unknown. The Market is currently held every Friday morning from 8.30am to 1pm, in Manchester Square. Read More
The Running of the Wools took place on March 10, 2017. Hundreds of sheep were herded through downtown streets in conjunction with Feilding on a Friday activitie... Read More
In October 1995, after the last meeting of council, the outgoing mayor Caryll Clausen (pictured), was presented with a wakahuia by the members of the Taumata Te... Read More
A model wears one of the entries for the FAHS Wearable Arts, 2001. Read More
A Kiwianis Parade in 1988, with clowns that appear to be collecting donations. Feilding Hotel can be seen in the background. Read More
Celebrating both the new millennium and the new clock tower, Feilding held a celebration in Manchester Square. Read More
On 6 June, 1999, the Feilding Historic Society buried a Time Capsule in Manchester Square, to be excavated in several decades. Read More