McSherry and Neale, electrical specialists

Watching TV after a family tea

29 March 1979

A family watching tv after finishing dinner.
Contributor's note: "Watching TV after a family tea. Phillips K9 TV on a rotating base. Record rack with cassettes on top. Dried arrangement on top of TV. Home-made wooden engine on the floor. My niece sitting on an inflatable humpty at a wooden table made at school woodworking classes by my brother (wearing a striped tank top!) Bold 70s pattern wallpaper."

Highly commended: 2013 Christchurch City Libraries Photo Hunt.

Judge's comment: "The images give us a real sense of how the family lived their life. It was interesting to see what events were chosen as important moments, holidays, snow, learning to ride a bike, the simple pleasures of sharing a meal or a BBQ and family interactions in their lounge."

Area: South West / Hoon Hay

Contributor: Dave Reynolds

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Covid-19 Daily Briefing

20 April 2020

At home watching the daily Covid-19 briefing on TVNZ.

Creator: Kiwiklc

Area: North / Mairehau

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McSherry and Neale, electrical specialists

14 October 1983

Televisions for sale at McSherry and Neale at 290 Wairakei Road.

Creator: Christchurch Star

Area: North West / Bryndwr

Source: Christchurch Star Archive

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Sydney residents watching Christchurch Commonwealth Games

2 February 1974

A group of Sydney, Australia residents watching coverage of the Christchurch Commonwealth Games shown as part of a window display at the New Zealand Government Tourist Bureau in Pitt St, Sydney.

Creator: Christchurch Star

Area: Other / Outside of Canterbury

Source: Christchurch Star Archive

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