1950s, 1960s Life in New Zealand, from 16mm
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- 1950s, 1960s Life in New Zealand, from 16mm from the Kinolibrary Archive Film Collections. To order the clip clean and high res for your commercial project or to find out more visit www.kinolibrary.com. Clip ref KLR1439.
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Aerial shots houses. Man tending plants in garden. Farm, sheep. INT house, children in kitchen. Blonde boy around 8yo brown haired girl around 11yo. Town, vintage cars on toad, busy, bikes, street scenes. Bus along mountain road, trees, plants. INT office, women at desks on typewriters. School, children in class. University, various shots. Pan desert. Children on horses. INT dentists, child getting teeth checked. Hospital.
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Love it, Christchurch, the dentist, the cars, amazing to look at now!
Classic 50s
02:05 1956 Plymouth in use as an ambulance. Probably a direct conversion from a station wagon.
The dental nurse wasn’t such a great memory
Bus going over the Hutt side of Wainuiomata hill...if I'm not mistaken.
Wonderful. Like watching scenes from stories by Frank Sargeson, Janet Frame or Maurice Gee.
I live in Scotland and have dreamed of visiting New Zealand for many years now. Starting in Dunedin, birthplace of poet James K Baxter.
James K Baxter came to our place for tea one night, which was very unusual. As kids, we had to stay out of the kitchen, so I never met him. He was locally famous even then, which was about maybe 1970.
@@peterdonnelly1074 - very similar experience around the same time. A rural school visit (almost at the level of royalty or school inspectorate) deserving the honour of a morning tea. Mum prepared morning tea which was typically a leisurely affair taken around the kitchen table. At the end, fulsome in his thanks he prepared to leave, only then casually mentioning that he had friends waiting for him in the car parked out on the road!
James K visited Wainuiomata College...smelly man!
That was NORMAL life..gone forever😔
No mobiles, no karens.
Don't know why I couldn't see anything!
Hell, I so miss those days! If only, if only I could go back! The WEF/NWO have completely destroyed the fabric of society - even our current PM can't give a definition of a "woman"!!!! Look at the social care in those days - The Karatanae Nurse, The School Dental nurse (we used to call it going to the Murder-house), the organised social code everyone adhered too. I recall being a young lad standing in line at the bus-stop and a Police car slowly cruised by. It stopped, backed up and the Constable motioned to me to approach the car. They asked if the "man" standing next to me in line was causing me any problem. I told the Constable that everything was OK - he asked again and I repeated it was all OK. It wasn't until later, when the bus arrived and I was climbing the stairs to the bus that I became aware of his hand on my backside! It dawned on me that the guy was a paedophile and was "known to the Police" - that's whey they stopped. I can't imagine that happening nowadays. The paedophile sat beside me and continued to try to touch me but fortunately several grown men on the bus took matters into their own hands and at the following bus-stop the paedophile was ejected, much the worse for wear. The 50's and 60's was a time when society policed itself!
0:51 nahhhhhhh😭😭
Is it you or a relation
@@truthseeker7322🦗🎶🦗🎶🦗
That was when life was good because no ones on their phones and on social media