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AddBy: Tracey Kearns13th Jul 2022 8:51AMThe following comments were left on our Heritage Facebook page in July 2022
Carole Smith:
My parents had their wedding reception here in February 1952
John Dunsmuir Asher-Montgomery:
I went to bible class & church there when the Baptist church brought it. There used to be a small accommodation house next door where the shops are now I had a great aunty had a wedding reception back in the day and 1st night honeymoon in the accommodation
Grant Taylor:
Later than the 1930s. The NZ Motor Bodies built Ford V8 bus facing us immediately to the right of the building was of a type that first appeared in 1946.
Donna Morgan:
Very early on, my parents talked of there being regular Saturday night dances there - must have been the thirties or forties.
Carol Wald:
My great Uncles family owned/ran it at some stage St Johnsons. We had Brown Owl Crockery at our bach and at Grandmas and Aunties homes.
Carole Smith:
My parents had their wedding reception here in February 1952
John Dunsmuir Asher-Montgomery:
I went to bible class & church there when the Baptist church brought it. There used to be a small accommodation house next door where the shops are now I had a great aunty had a wedding reception back in the day and 1st night honeymoon in the accommodation
Grant Taylor:
Later than the 1930s. The NZ Motor Bodies built Ford V8 bus facing us immediately to the right of the building was of a type that first appeared in 1946.
Donna Morgan:
Very early on, my parents talked of there being regular Saturday night dances there - must have been the thirties or forties.
Carol Wald:
My great Uncles family owned/ran it at some stage St Johnsons. We had Brown Owl Crockery at our bach and at Grandmas and Aunties homes.
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Brown Owl Tea House ca 1946. Upper Hutt City Library, accessed 08/09/2024, https://uhcl.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/33614