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Mo 01.07.2024 20:36

_The Evening Post_, 2 July 1924:
WOMEN IN PRINT.
…
The question of a rest room for and children in the city was brought before the City Fathers at the meeting of the City Council Finance Committee recently, by a deputation from the Women’s Branch of the Labour Party and of the Housewives’ Union. Mrs. Snow was the speaker. She urged that a rest room should be erected on the vacant site at the Royal Oak. There was no place at present where women who were obliged to come into town could take children to attend to their needs. Quite a modest building was asked for, which would still leave room for a reserve. The Mayor said that it was purely a matter of finance, but that the representations of the women should be taken into consideration.
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Black-and-white photo: Manners Street. ca. 1920. Photographer, Zak Studios. Description: The ‘Market Hall’ site between Manners and Dixon Streets. Taken prior to the demolition of the ‘old’ fire station (being used here as Flockton’s Variety Store). Now the site of Te Aro Park (formerly known as Pigeon Park). The view is elevated three storeys or so; we see hard-sealed streets to right and left, the right-hand street with two parallel tram tracks. There are power and/or telephone cables just overhead going in the direction of the tram tracks. Hills are indistinctly visible in the background through haze. Citation: Wellington City Libraries, Reference No. 50010-404. https://wellington.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/8761

Black-and-white photo: Manners Street. ca. 1920. Photographer, Zak Studios. Description: The ‘Market Hall’ site between Manners and Dixon Streets. Taken prior to the demolition of the ‘old’ fire station (being used here as Flockton’s Variety Store). Now the site of Te Aro Park (formerly known as Pigeon Park). The view is elevated three storeys or so; we see hard-sealed streets to right and left, the right-hand street with two parallel tram tracks. There are power and/or telephone cables just overhead going in the direction of the tram tracks. Hills are indistinctly visible in the background through haze. Citation: Wellington City Libraries, Reference No. 50010-404. https://wellington.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/8761

Black-and-white photo: Courtney Place, Wellington. 1920s. Photographer, Frederick George Radcliffe. Description: Looking on a sunny day southeast along Manners Street (left) towards the intersection with Taranaki Street and Dixon Street (right) and Courtenay Place (distance) showing buildings on right including: Wellington City Council Public Rest Room for Women and Children (foreground); Kings Theatre; Pram House; Hope Gibbons Ltd.; Belcher’s Buildings importers of leather goods; Fuller’s Vaudeville; on left: Hotel Argonne (on the corner of Taranaki Street) with pharmacy on ground floor; other buildings; pedestrians on footpath (BrE pavement, AmE sidewalk; centre foreground); and crossing road; cars parked (partly obscured right); truck (left foreground). The slopes of the town belt are to the left in the far background. Citation: Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections 35-R1786. https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/274855

Black-and-white photo: Courtney Place, Wellington. 1920s. Photographer, Frederick George Radcliffe. Description: Looking on a sunny day southeast along Manners Street (left) towards the intersection with Taranaki Street and Dixon Street (right) and Courtenay Place (distance) showing buildings on right including: Wellington City Council Public Rest Room for Women and Children (foreground); Kings Theatre; Pram House; Hope Gibbons Ltd.; Belcher’s Buildings importers of leather goods; Fuller’s Vaudeville; on left: Hotel Argonne (on the corner of Taranaki Street) with pharmacy on ground floor; other buildings; pedestrians on footpath (BrE pavement, AmE sidewalk; centre foreground); and crossing road; cars parked (partly obscured right); truck (left foreground). The slopes of the town belt are to the left in the far background. Citation: Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections 35-R1786. https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/274855

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