Devonport (inhabited place)
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Auckland Harbour from Grafton Road, 1897
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).
Auckland Harbour from Mt. Eden, 1897
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.
Henry at Devonport, 1927 - 1937
54 x 82 mm. Showing a young man in military uniform.
HMS 'Cornwall' at Devonport. Garland for Roberts' wedding, 6th August 1908, 1908-08-06
79 x 77 mm. Showing HMS 'Cornwall' moored at Devonport with a garland hanging from one of her masts.
Panorama of Devonport, Auckland, New Zealand
Two prints joined to measure 557 x 189 mm and with the title handwritten at the top of the print. The panorama shows the small settlement at the end of the North Shore, with houses and bungalows gathered round the far side of the small beach in the foreground. At the left of the print is a jetty leading out into Waitemata Harbour, with Auckland visible in the distance across the water.
Ships and boats in Waitemata Harbour, 1895
201 x 84 mm. A view showing the two ships steaming out of the harbour with yachts, rowing boats and two crowded paddlesteamers following behind. North Shore and Devonport can be seen in the background.
Ships and boats in Waitemata Harbour, 1895
201 x 83 mm. A view showing the two ships steaming out of the harbour with yachts, rowing boats and two crowded paddlesteamers following behind. North Shore and Devonport can be seen in the background.
Ships and boats in Waitemata Harbour, 1895
200 x 84 mm. A view showing ships at the harbour mouth, followed by the yachts and paddlesteamers.
Yacht St George in dry dock, Devonport, Auckland, New Zealand, 1979
176 x 244 mm. General view looking along the boat from the bows. The 'St George' is barquentine rigged. The remainder of the caption reads 'The figure in White is 2nd coo' before it cuts off.