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Erenlng Post" Photo. The Hon. Simon Moncklon-Arundell, only son of the Governor-General, Lord Galway, planting a tree in the rhododendron dell in Kelburn, near the cable tram terminus, as part of today's Arbor Day celebrations. Standing outside the rail are the Governor-General's three daughters, the Hon. Celia (left), the Hon. Mary, and the Hon, Isabel Monckton, (Evening Post, 11 August 1937)
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- Erenlng Post" Photo. The Hon. Simon Moncklon-Arundell, only son of the Governor-General, Lord Galway, planting a tree in the rhododendron dell in Kelburn, near the cable tram terminus, as part of today's Arbor Day celebrations. Standing outside the rail are the Governor-General's three daughters, the Hon. Celia (left), the Hon. Mary, and the Hon, Isabel Monckton, (Evening Post, 11 August 1937)
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