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44 x 74mm. A view showing glacial ice formations in the foreground, with Mt. Cook in the distance.

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75 x 50mm. A view looking down from the mountainside into the Tasman Valley.

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[No print]. Missing.

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120 x 75 mm.

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125 x 75 mm.

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150 x 85 mm. Group of thirteen stood before an aeroplane. Persons present identified as: 'Flight Lieutenant Trolove and crew, Barrow, Furlong, Millie, Spencer, Warcup, Mayor and Mayoress, Hands and driver.' Tymms is ninth from the left.

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80 x 130 mm.

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127 x 182 mm. oval print. A head and shoulders portrait of this Maori Chief, a heavily tattooed man wearing a cloak made from birds’ feathers (probably kiwi, a ‘kahu-kiwi’). The ‘moko’ of this chief is very well defined, with complex designs around nose and chin, and diverging curved lines running upwards over his forehead from the bridge of his nose. Photograph by Josiah Martin.

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198 x 146 mm. A view looking across the Thames River towards a bridge leading to the town of Te Aroha. With mountains in the background.

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139 x 201 mm. A full length view of a Maori male, dressed in a cloak decorated with hanging black cords (korowai). Charles Wilson Hursthouse (1841-1911) was a surveyor and engineer captured by the Maori Chief Mahuki in 1883 while surveying for the North Island main trunk railway. He and another Englishman were kept bound hand and foot for 48 hours.

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The postcard is captioned 'T.K. 11 Maoriland Photographic Series'.

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Landscape format. North Island, New Zealand. [Team somewhat obscured in dust].

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Landscape format. [Closer view of oxen stopped on the sandy road opposite wooden bungalow].

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Half-plate. [No print]. [Missing].

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Full-plate. [No print]. [Missing].

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Full-plate. [No print]. [Missing].

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74 x 55mm. A view showing steam emerging from a geyser on top of a terrace formation composed of mineral deposits.

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238 x 182 mm. A view looking along a rough track in a valley which leads to mine workings and buildings, with a figure standing beside the road in the middle distance. The Thames area, which lies south-east of Auckland on the Coromandel Peninsula, was the scene of a gold rush in 1867. This picture shows the Shotover Reef, the first important reef to be found in the area, which was discovered by William Hunt in August 1867 and which in 1871 produced nearly £2,000,000 worth of gold.

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192 x 143 mm. A view looking across the river, which debouches into the Firth of Thames south-east of Auckland, towards the small township of Te Aroha, partially obscured by trees.

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198 x 147 mm. A view looking across the river towards the town of Te Aroha, which lies about 30 miles south of Thames.

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342 x 243 mm. A view looking along this wide street, lined with small wooden houses and a church, with the Remarkables in the distance.

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199 x 147 mm. A view looking out through trees towards the cultivated plain of the Thames Valley.

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Landscape format. [Steam ship].

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Half-plate. [No print]. Missing.