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196 x 148 mm. A view from a hillside on the North Shore, looking over the small settlement there and across Northcote Harbour towards the city. No details of the city are visible through fading.

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204 x 143 mm. A view from Devonport, at the southern end of the North Shore, looking over houses and gardens towards Northcote Harbour and the city. No details of the city are visible due to fading.

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185 x 147 mm. A view looking out across Northcote Harbour towards the city, no details of which are visible due to fading.

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205 x 158 mm. A view showing part of the North Shore in the foreground, with a cluster of houses at the right and looking out across Waitemata Harbour towards the city of Auckland. Photographer unknown.

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208 x 160 mm. A view showing a jetty in the foreground on the North Shore, and the city of Auckland (with Mt. Eden in the background) across Waitemata Harbour. Photographer unknown.

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146 x 199 mm. A view looking past the prow of a sailing ship towards the shores of Auckland Harbour. Details on the shoreline are considerably faded, but the church on the skyline is probably St Paul’s.

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Landscape format. [View of Abattoir as seen in 7040].

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Landscape format. [Water lost in the mists].

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288 x 224 mm. A view looking across Northcote Harbour with wharves and shipping in the foreground. The spit of land opposite is the north shore, which ends at Devonport (out of picture). The mountain visible on the horizon is the extinct volcanic island of Rangitoto.

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200 x 139 mm. A view looking along Grafton Street, which runs down towards the port and across Waitemata Harbour towards the North Shore. Beyond the North Shore, Rangitoto can be seen on the skyline. Photograph by Beattie and Sanderson, Auckland. (Protected 10.8.97).

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202 x 152 mm. A view looking down from the slopes of Mt. Eden showing the city, Waitemata Harbour, the North Shore, and in the distance the island of Rangitoto. Photograph by Josiah Martin.

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291 x 190 mm. A view taken from woodland near the south shore of the bay looking across Northcote harbour. The spit of land opposite is Devonport, beyond which rises the extinct volcanic island of Rangitoto. A clipper with graceful lines can be seen at the left of the picture.

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Landscape format. [From Trig Hill].

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360 x 265 mm. A view looking across part of the city, with allotments and gardens in the foreground and commercial buildings beyond. Queen Street runs across the picture in the centre, with the harbour in the background.

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199 x 137 mm. A view looking down from a hillside, over houses and gardens towards the harbour, with the opposite shore (probably the North Shore) visible in the distance.

Scope and Contents From the Series: By the end of the nineteenth century, the society had established a large non-resident membership in the overseas empire and within the United Kingdom among those not living in the London area. At first a network of honorary corresponding secretaries was formed to manage the society's affairs outside London. In 1910 it authorised the establishment of local branches to increase membership and extend the scope of its activities. The first UK branch was formed in Bristol in 1913 and the first...

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The Royal Tour souvenir and Christmas number of the journal.

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Full-plate (landscape format). New Zealand. [Hut across the valley dwarfed by slope of Mount Cook]

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[Visible at far end of path lined by palm trees].

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183 x 248 mm. A view of the Queen Street façade of the New Zealand Bank, with three figures standing beside the front entrance. This attractive building was designed by Leonard Terry of Melbourne, and built between 1865 and 1867.

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140 x 200 mm. Photographer’s copyright statement and catalogue number etched into foot of photograph: ‘WAIMANGU BASIN. ILES PHOTO. ROTORUA. PROTECTED. 4.09.03’.

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205 x 142 mm. A view from the shore looking out towards the Bay, with islands dimly visible in the distance. The Bay of Islands is a ‘drowned river’ system containing about 150 small islands which lies on the east coast of North Auckland between Whangerei and Whangaroa. The first European to visit it was Captain Cook in 1769, and in the nineteenth century it became a watering place for whalers.

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197 x 143 mm. A view from the cliffs above a beach, looking out into the bay which is dotted with islands, towards mountains in the distance. The Bay of Islands is a drowned river system containing about 150 islands which lies on the east coast of North Auckland between Whangerei and Whangaroa. The first European to visit it was Captain Cook in 1769, and in the nineteenth century it became a watering place for whalers.

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242 x 184 mm. A view looking across a field with farm buildings at the right of the picture and the Bay, studded with islands beyond. The Treaty of Waitangi was signed by Captain William Hobson (on the British Government's behalf) and a gathering of Maori chiefs, on February 6, 1840, establishing Crown Sovereignty (with 'extreme reluctance') over the already widely settled islands of New Zealand.

Scope and Contents From the File: The album now contains photographs numbered in the range 7006-7085 (originally there were 100). Added numbers: 6891-6917; spoiled: 7034, 7035, 7051, 7052, 7066; not used: 7012 and 7074.Subjects covered in the album are:New Zealand: Dunedin; journey to Southern Alps: Burke's Pass, Lake Tekapo, Lake Pukaki, Mount Cook, Tasman Glacier, Hochstetter; Balmoral: sheep shearing; Timaru; Christchurch: Lincoln Agricultural College: Domain Fete and general; Wellington: from sea;...