42 x 62 mm. A view showing Francis Portal swimming. Portal was an assistant on the tour who left England ahead of the main party to make the tour arrangements in New Zealand.

193 x 139 mm. A view looking along a road at the edge of the lake with mountains in the distance.

361 x 264 mm. A view taken from the same position as Y3089B/24, but looking towards Lambton Quay and Te Aro Flats. In the foreground is a residential area with mainly wooden houses, while beyond in the harbour, ships can be seen moored at Queen’s Wharf, with Te Aro Flats in the distance.

354 x 265 mm. A view looking over mixed farming and residential land on the outskirts of Auckland, showing houses, gardens and fields.

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

137 x 188 mm. A view from a hillside with a man and a woman in the foreground, looking down towards the Sound on which a steam ship can be seen.

194 x 136 mm. A view looking along a small river, with trees and ferns hanging into the water on either side.

187 x 136 mm. A view looking across the Sound towards a waterfall, wooded hills and mountains on the far side.

Landscape format.

Landscape format. [Closer view than 6865].

Print at RCMS 353/2/213.

57 x 71mm. A view showing a geyser erupting from the top of a cone-shaped mound formed by mineral accretions.

56 x 73mm. A view from a nearby hillside looking down on the large steaming geyser.

72 x 72 mm. A view showing two men standing at the base of a giant tree.

64 x 58mm. A view looking down a glacier towards a lake beyond.

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

130 x 80 mm.

201 x 153 mm. A view showing the Government Buildings on Lambton Quay, finished around 1876 to the design of W.H. Clayton.

364 x 257 mm. A view of the Government Building on Lambton Quay with three figures standing in the roadway in front. This is the handsome building which superseded the offices shown in Y3089B/27. Finished around 1876 (to the design of W.H. Clayton), it is a wooden structure looking deceptively like stone. The chimneys seen here were later removed in the interests of architectural harmony.

360 x 265 mm. A view showing the front of Government House from the lawn, with a landau outside the entrance and a gardener raking the gravel. Am archery target stands on the lawn. This is the second Government House, designed by William Mason in 1856 to replace the first residence which burnt down in 1848.

281 x 223 mm. A view looking down on to the wooded garden of the Domain with the fine structure of Government House set among trees. A restrained and attractive building, more in the style of the eighteenth than the nineteenth century, it was designed by William Mason and completed in 1856. It took over from the first Government House, a wooden building which burnt down in 1848.

360 x 260 mm. A front view of this attractive timber building, with a square tower at one end and ornamental designs on verandahs and eaves. The house was designed in 1869 by W.H. Clayton.

The postcard is captioned 'FGR 5164'.