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AddBy: Rachel Sonius11th Jun 2018 11:47AMThe following comment about this image was posted on the Upper Hutt Heritage Facebook page by John Leahy on 9.6.2018:
"Not a Humber 80, these arrived [in] 1958 the one in [the] picture would more like[ly be] a Humber 10 early 50s which refers to 10 hp, a very very different Humber!"
"Not a Humber 80, these arrived [in] 1958 the one in [the] picture would more like[ly be] a Humber 10 early 50s which refers to 10 hp, a very very different Humber!"
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Sandra Prout at the northern end of Moonshine Road, 1960
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DescriptionThe house was the last in Moonshine Road; it had been a store near the bridge, but was moved and added to.
The 1929 Chevrolet was Keith's father's, and had been shipped from Dunedin; the Humber 80 replaced it.
J R McKenzies's trotting training track was across the road for many years.
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The 1929 Chevrolet was Keith's father's, and had been shipped from Dunedin; the Humber 80 replaced it.
J R McKenzies's trotting training track was across the road for many years.
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Sandra Prout at the northern end of Moonshine Road, 1960. Upper Hutt City Library, accessed 19/03/2026, https://uhcl.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/19281