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Kāinga Mō mātou Tō mātou tari Images from Archives NZ

Images from Archives NZ

One of a series of photos of offices and workspaces in the Public Trust Office Building taken during the 1920s.

Please note that the following images have been digitally altered. The original images are held by Archives New Zealand, The Department of Internal Affairs Te Tari Taiwhenua.

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From the collection of Archives New Zealand

The Mortgage Division, which dealt with all applications for loans.

The tea and luncheon room.

The Intestate & Mental Patients’ Division.

The Soldiers’ Estates & Agencies Division.

A  corner of the machine room, which house calculating machines.

The Public enquiry counter.

O.E. Bowling, Assistant Solicitor.

A. R. Coad - Assistant Chief Accountant.

R. P. Dykes - Controller of the Native Division.

A.S. Faire - Assistant Solicitor.

W. Fordham - Controller of the Mortgage Division.

The Public Trust Office Board and the Minute Secretary.

Chief Accountant P. D. Verschaffelt - later became Public Service Commissioner.

T. S. Ronaldson - the Assistant Public Trustee.

G. Rose - Office Solicitor.

J. Snell - Secretary to the Public Trust Board.

Part of the typists' room.

Another view of the typists' room.

Reference

AADV W5534 24782 149, [Photo] Public Trust Head Office. Early 1920s. Wellington [In fragments] Archives New Zealand - Te Rua Mahara o te Kawanatanga.

Updated on 26th July 2021