The Christian Endeavour group, taken in 1908 at the Primitive Methodist Church, Manchester Street Feilding. Mary Jane Flavall is seated on the extreme left while son Fred is standing in the back row between the two ladies. On Back of Photograph written by Bessie Flavall nee Managh: Primitive Methodist Church, Manchester Street, Feilding, 1908 Members of Christian Endeavour Back Row left to right: J. C. Thompson, ?, Mr T Mingins, Miss G Svendsen, Mr F. Flavall, Miss Pemberthy, Mr Polkinghorn (Australian), Mr J. Wilkinson, Mr Naukurois (Australian) 2nd Row: Mrs. F. Flavall, Miss Pemberthy, Mr Hunes, Mrs Cossuin, Rev Cossuin, Miss Gould, Miss Thompson On Ground: Mr Rose (Australian), Mr B. Mingins, Mr B. Gould

In the early 1930's Fred Flavall & Nathan Gill decided to go into business together. Nathan was the building contractor and costing clerk, and Fred was the window joinery maker and right-hand man, The business was called Gill & Flavall Ltd. Buildings constructed State Houses, Farm Stock Firm, built next to the Denbigh Hotel in Manchester Street. Major reconstruction at the Feilding Agricultural High School and Feilding Intermediate, Pensior flats for the Feilding Borough Council. It was a building business that flourished during the post-war years, but came to an end in the 1970's. Thank you to the Flavall Family for allowing us to scan this photo and for the information

Wilkinson Construction, W. Tully, foreman. Business in Weld Street. In 1983 business was owned by Jack Spackman. 2nd Photograph - W. Wilkinson and staff. The photograph has been labelled 'F. Flavall, Denbigh Hotel Technical School. Fred is thought to be the young man on the extreme left. (kindly donated by the Flavall Family).