Wainoni Park. Mrs. F. Holmes (in striped dress at back) standing Mrs. J. Milne (West Melton hotel) – right middle, Freeman Holmes (junior) – left middle row, Freda Holmes – left front, Florrie Milne- right-standing, Elsie Milne – second from left-sitting middle row.
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The 30 acre Wainoni Park was the home of controversial Professor Alexander Bickerton which he opened to the public as a popular pleasure garden in the early 1900s. Postcard Gold Medal Series No. 123: Wainoni Park.
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Wainoni Park. Mrs. F. Holmes, Upper Riccarton-striped dress to right of centre. Mrs. J. Milne, West Melton Hotel- to Mrs. Holmes right, Miss Florrie Milne (West Melton)- second to left of Mrs. Holmes
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