Original members of the Feilding Savage Club at the opening night in October, 1914. According to the Feilding Star, the club was formed to "encourage local talent, to foster art in any shape and form, and to provide rational entertainment for the Club members" (Feilding Star, 14 October 1914). Several prominent members of the community were involved in the club, including Mayor A. M. Ongley.
A group of young men and women on what appears to be a float at a Queen Carnival, a fundraising event that was quite popular in the early 20th century.
Judging by the uniforms shown, this photo was likely taken sometime during World War I. The banner reading "Freedom" contributes to this conclusion as well. However, the precise date of this photograph is unknown.
(Lydia Smith, 2021)
Feilding Caledonian Pipe Band, photographed in 1950.
Back Row: G. E. Rosenbrook; S. D. Jansen; G. W. Eames; F. T. McGrail; J. Phelps.
Centre Row: A. M. McDonald; D. M. Willers; R. Crowley; D. K. Marshall (Drum Sergeant); A. D. Allerby (Drum Corporal); J. D. Anderson (Drum Major).
Seated: A. C. Aitken (Pipe Sergeant); C. D. Aitken (Hon Sec.); D. McGregor (Pipe Major), B. W. Law (President); V. M. Jansen (Pipe Corporal).
In Front: N. A. Aitken
Absent: G. J. Hill; A. R. Jamieson; T. G. R. Tricklebank.
The Feilding Caledonian Pipe Band, photographed in 1930. The photograph was donated to the paper by G. Shapleski.
In the photo:
Back Row: Pipe Major J. G. Cooper; Corporal A. Stuart; Drummer F. Poole; Piper H. Butler; Piper H. Toye; Pipe Sergeant E. H. Pike; Piper A. Aitken.
Front Row: Drummer K. Wells; Piper R. Chandler; Drum Major H. Hope; President G. A. Fiebig; Honorary Sec. S. McDowall; Drum Sergeant S. Hewitt; Drummer C. Sagar; Mascot K. Stuart.
A reception was held in the 1950's, to honour Stu Freebairn, an All Black who was raised in the Manawatu.
Stu Freebairn: Back row, third from left
Front Row: Mrs. Freebairn; Mrs McClure; Mayor McClure.
Back row, left to right: R. Teague, T. Hill, H. Tremain (Deputy Bandmaster), C. Wallis, W. Triplow, W.P. Craven, J. Stewart, C. Sumner, C. Mills (League Secretary).
Centre Row: H. Packer, J. Lamberton, T. Hughes, C. Eustace, E.A. Emerson, H. Wishnowsky, W. Buckley, J. Triplow, E. Carman, W.A. Craven (Drill Sergeant).
Front Row: C.B. Harris, F. Fitness (Sergeant), A. Trass, W.H. Bain (Treasurer), Adjutant Wain (Corps Officer), J. Johnson (Bandmaster), H. Dowdle (Secretary), A.O. Smith, H. Edwards.
On Active Service (not in photograph): W. Johnson, H. Harford, H.J. Dewe, A. Harford.
The Queen Carnival was held in 1957, raising money to build the Feilding Civic Centre.
Queen Carnival, to raise funds for the Feilding Civic Centre. Mr and Mrs McClure, Mayor and Mayoress, on left and far right. left to right: Margaret Knight, Ida Marshall, Helen Short. (Margaret Knight winner).
Notes on the Photograph The Dennis Fire Engine in this photo was in service from 1927-1959. (The engine is at the Southwards Car Museum.)
Over looking Feilding from up on Highfield Road on a Summers evening. Child Section entry
Enjoying our summer at Bartletts Ford - Elexis Simiona. Photo was entered into the Teen Competition
Our Christmas cave is situated in Stafford Street in the Feilding Theatre. This years marks the 50th year of the Christmas cave.
Aerial photograph of the Feilding Bowling Club with St Brigit's church and St Joseph's school in the background.
Back row: W. Burn, R. Morphy, W. Heald, W. Rosoman, H. Bishop, W. Jones, J. Morphy, N. Christensen, D. Williamson, H. Christensen, R. Amesbury. Centre Row: A. Hartley, V. Morphy, T. Towler, E. McFarland, S. Daw, L. Burn, A. Douglas, H. Mandahl. Front Row: S. Hodges, R. Coleman, F. Guthrie.
Manchester Street School Picnic at Plimmerton, 1910.
