The ladies and men working at Miller's, Christchurch
The ladies and men working at Miller's, Christchurch
Machinists at Miller's in Tuam Street early 1960's.
Jessie Payne (my husband's grandmother, with dark hair) working at the table toward the back right-hand side with another lady beside her.
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