Tarnagulla, 1931
Looking south from the balcony of the Union Bank.
To the right of the Golden Age Hotel can be seen a very large advertising hording on the site of what was once Renshaw's London House Store. The hording was erected by J. B. Reid, and blew down in a gale in 1939.
On the left of the photo, and opposite the Bank, are the remains of the old bakery store which had been destroyed by fire in 1928.
To the right of the Golden Age Hotel can be seen a very large advertising hording on the site of what was once Renshaw's London House Store. The hording was erected by J. B. Reid, and blew down in a gale in 1939.
On the left of the photo, and opposite the Bank, are the remains of the old bakery store which had been destroyed by fire in 1928.