211 x 143 mm. A continuation of the panorama of Wellington, the other components being Plates 93 and 95. This print shows the rising ground behind the City with the Terrace, Bolton Street, Upper Tinakori Road and Grant Road visible in the picture. The four cottages in the foreground, in Grant Road, are military quarters. It is noticeable in this photograph how the land quickly becomes less crowded away from the harbour, with small cottages and bungalows, fields and partially cleared land.

211 x 143 mm. A view looking down on Te Aro Flat from the Terrace with Lambton Harbour at the left of the picture. In the foreground, at the junction of Willis and Manners Streets, stands the Duke of Edinburgh hotel. Just behind it can be seen Bragge’s own photographic studio. This picture is one of a series Bragge took entitled ‘Wellington from the Terrace’, c 1873.

183 x 145 mm. A view looking down from the hill behind the city on to Te Aro Flat, Lambton Harbour and Port Nicholson, with Mt Victoria in the background. For other photographs of Wellington taken from a similar position in the 1870s by James Bragge, see Y308B/93-98.

75 x 50 mm.

199 x 144 mm. A view looking down on the Wellington suburbs behind Te Aro Flat and the Harbour. At this time they are just reaching the foothills of Mt Victoria.

Slides taken during a visit which included New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, New Hebrides, Fiji, Tonga, the Gilbert Islands and New Caledonia.

125 x 80 mm.

130 x 80 mm.

15 x 105 mm. A view looking down on part of the city and across the harbour, with shipping moored at Queen's Wharf in the centre of the picture.

No print]. Missing.

350 x 250 mm. No print.

[No print]. Missing.

222 x 146 mm. A view looking over houses towards Lambton Harbour with Queen’s Wharf and Te Aro Flat in the distance. The picture has been taken from just above the junction of Tinakori Road with Molesworth Murphy and Park Streets. Plate Y308B/95 is taken from an almost identical spot some years earlier (in fact in January 1870) and makes an interesting comparison in the building that has gone on in the intervening period.

198 x 143 mm. A view looking along Queen's Wharf, showing warehouses and moored shipping. Nicholson Harbour and Mount Victoria are visible in the background.

194 x 140 mm. A view looking along the Sound, with a ship in the distance and steep hills on either side.

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

140 x 85 mm.

196 x 146 mm. A view looking over scrubland towards the springs, from which steam is rising, with a Maori village situated around the springs. Ohinemutu (see Y308B103) is a Maori village on the edge of Lake Rotorua.

85 x 140 mm.

125 x 75 mm.

130 x 80 mm.

54 x 52 mm. Four people working outside the laundry at Whakarewarewa, a village in Rotorua,
New Zealand.

198 x 135 mm. An interior view of this now dismantled house, with painted rafters and carved wooden statues holding up the central supporting poles. The house no longer exists, W.J. Phillips in ‘Carved Maori Houses’, (Wellington, 1955), using the same photograph of the interior. Burton’s use of the word Wharepuni seems inexact in these pictures, this term referring to houses with earth piled up at the sides for warmth.

198 x 140 mm. A view showing part of the entrance of an assembly house with a group of Maori women and children grouped in front. The woman standing at the right, next to the carved wooden figure, is named on the print ‘Nkagura’.

Landscape format. [Showing Town Hall tower at the right].