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130 x 195mm. Loose photograph.

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140 x 197 mm.

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140 x 197 mm.

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142 x 198 mm.

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253 x 192 mm. A view looking over the valley from a thickly vegetated hillside, with two men sitting in the foreground. Gisborne, situated at the north shore of the Bay, was the spot where Captain Cook first set foot on New Zealand soil in October 1769. He gave the Bay its name after his welcome there, having to kill four Maoris after a hostile reception.

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194 x 144 mm. A view looking across the inlet, with a mountain visible in the distance beyond the far shore. Preservation Inlet lies at the extreme south western tip of the South Island and is now part of the Fiordland National Park.

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Major James Boosé became Secretary of the RCI in 1909 and was associated with the development of the branches during 1909-10. He made three overseas tours, and after his retirement in 1915 owing to ill health, two more as travelling Commissioner before his final retirement in 1922.

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Half-plate (landscape format). [Showing carcasses hanging].

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A caption identifies the photographer as [James?] Iles, who was active in New Zealand from 1870 to 1929.

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[No print]. [Missing].

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75 x 54 mm. A view showing a bull being exhibited by a farmer.

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This relates to a later stage in McKay's career than any of the other albums. Apart from its serial number 20, it is marked on the cover 'Album No 4' possibly of a collection of professional photographs made by McKay.

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A programme of the visit of 9-16 January 1954.

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Landscape format. The river Avon in foreground. [Showing bridge and willow tree in the foreground].

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74 x 58mm. A view showing a group of schoolboys on the dockside at Auckland.

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191 x 140 mm. A view looking down from the hills behind Port Chalmers, showing the spit of land on which the town lies, with Otago Harbour in the distance. Port Chalmers is situated about five miles north east of Dunedin.

Scope and Contents A collection of photographs by an unknown tour member consisting of black and white lantern slides most measuring approximately 75 x 55 mm. Most of the slides have been captioned: the titles of those without captions are enclosed in square brackets.The Public Schools Empire Tours came into being through the Church of England Council of Empire Settlement's decision in 1925 to send a party of schoolboys to Australia after the visit to England of a party from the Young Australia...

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The postcard is captioned 'Tourist series 979. H. Winkelmann Photo'.

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The postcard is captioned 'Tourist Series 2066'.

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75 x 73 mm. A Maihi decorating shelter over the bust of Queen Victoria, photographed in a village in Rotorua, New Zealand.

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[No print]. Missing. Red and black funnels of Union S.S. Co. of New Zealand: the tower is that of the Town Hall, Wellington.

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194 x 140 mm. A view from the west, looking down on to the township which lies on the shores of Lake Wakatipu with ‘The Remarkables’ (see Y3089C/48) in the distance. The town lies about 50 miles inland from the southwest coast of the South Island, south east of Milford Sound.

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130 x 78 mm. The town and lake, with hills in the background.

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364 x 265 mm. A view near the lakeside, with houses and gardens clustered on the shore, and the Remarkables (considerably faded) in the distance.