Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

Arthur Eversfield Featherstone 2

Loose in the photo album.

Norma Featherstone

from Father and Mother on her 17th birthday, 12th March 1914

The other side of the page

Ruskin Dennis and Margaret Pollok.

Man in soldiers uniform from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914

Man from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914

Two girls dressed in Malay outfits from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914

Family group, early 1900s, in front of a brick house from the photograph album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone,  Invercargill, circa 1910. Grave stone photo for Agnes Wright, David Wright and Robert Young Wright is on page directly below this photo. 

Three women, may be three different generations of the same family, sitting on the front steps of a house from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914

Photo of a New Zealand style house from the photograph album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone,  Invercargill, circa 1910

Man dressed in army uniform. He appears in a number of other photos - from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914

Two men dressed as soldiers, the man on the left is also in the photo above from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914

Here he is again, from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914

Group of people at Piri Camp, Steward Island, 1913 from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill.

Newspaper article.

Mr. W.B. Highet, F.R.C.S.

Described recently by "The Lancet" as "one of the most promising men of his generation," Lieutenant William Bremner Highet, Wellington, and late of Dunedin, was among those lost in the sinking of the liner Ceramic. Mr Highet,who was 32,graduated M.B. Ch.B., of the Otago University in 1934, and was elected F.R.C.S. in 1938. When preparing for his profession, Mr. Highet won junior, senior, and university national scholarships, and his first medical appointment was as a house surgeon at Dunedin Hospital.

Group of women and small children. 2nd from left may be a young Norma Palgrave Feathestone.

Woman with child, may be the same person as in the photo above from the photograph album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone,  Invercargill, circa 1910

Two boys pretending to fight from the photograph album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone,  Invercargill, circa 1910

Looks like a studio photo of a young girl from the photograph album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone,  Invercargill, circa 1910

Woman and child sitting in a whicker chari outside in a garden from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914. May be the same woman and child in the photo above.

In loving memory, and for King and Country from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914

In Loving Memory of Mary Euphemia Syme (May) eldest and dearly loved daughter of John D. Cameron and Jessie Cameron, who died at her parents residence, 28 McMaster Street, on Tuesday Decmeber 3rd, 1918. aged 18 years.

In loving memory of Basil Fred Victor Dawson who was killed in action at the Dardanelles on the 8th August 1915, aged 30 years.

Basil Fred Victor Dawson killed at Gallipoli 8th August 1915 from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914

Man in military uniform from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914

Military parade, may be Invercargill or Dunedin from the photo album of Arthur Eversfield Featherstone, Invercargill, circa 1914