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The Royal Yacht Gothic in 1954 for the Royal Tour to the colonies. With black paint again on the hull, it was repurposed for Shaw Saville use commercially by 1955. I was taken onboard to inspect the children's playroom when the yacht was all white.
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Waterloo Hotel. Wellington. (Built) 1953. The first ferro concrete building in the country. The whole family slept in this hotel to farewell Pris, Irene and Julia off on their one-year Europe trip.
It was the year that Julia got knocked over by a car and went to hospital. She came back with a dent under her chin.
Her little girl story was that she crossed the road because she saw a plant she wanted to see closer.
Priscilla Lucy Ada Feickert ( nee Tiffen ) ( 1920 - 1996) Julia Genet( nee Feickert )( 1948 - ) Irene Tiffen ( nee Bone ) ( 1890 - 1970 )
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Elmshill. Seth Tiffen, Irene Tiffen, Eleanor Beth Muriel Tiffen c 1917
A dam. Sunday outing. Elmshill. c 1929
Elmshill. Seth Frank, Eleanor and Priscilla Tiffen. c 1929
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Elmshill. Frank Monteith Tiffen (1922 - 1938) and Priscilla Tiffen. c1933
Elmshill with Tussock. Mother, Irene. Children, Eleanor and Seth. c 1917
Photograph by Frank Tiffen
Elmshill farm house. Airial. 1958
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Great Grandfather Frederick John Tiffen (1824 - 1911) He stands grateful. He had this home built over a number of years in Napier. Completed in 1897.
(A little more about this in CHAPTER ONE)
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Elmshill. "Hayfield".
Frank Monteith, Irene and Priscilla on a photo outing. * Elmshill. c 1929
Family Photographs by Frank Tiffen.
(1870 - 1938)
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I had two pet magpies in my childhood. Each came with me as I carried a spade to dig worms for them at the creek.
sheep dog puppy with Angela.
c 1954
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