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Witchell / Maori AttackWitchell repels a Maori attach at Nukumaru
MAORI KINGThe Maori King, Tawhiao, with an intricate tattoo design on his face
Macgregor / Miles Hawk MajMalcolm MacGregor, New Zealand aviator, and his Miles Hawk Major
Rj Seddon / PostcardRICHARD JOHN SEDDON known as KING DICK New Zealand politician born in England
Rj Seddon / Vfair 1902RICHARD JOHN SEDDON known as KING DICK New Zealand politician born in England
Racial / New Zealand C1850Horomona (Solomon), a Maori chief, is converted by Henry Williams at Otawhao and proceeds to preach to his fellow countrymen even after he goes blind, led by his wife
Maori Woman WeavingA Maori woman weaving the Kataika
Ascent of Mt. Cook 1882The first ascent of Mount Cook, New Zealand
New Zealand / Dunedin 1870Dunedin: general view
New Zealand / TaraweraLake Tarawera, with Mount Tarawera in the distance
New Zealand / Cath RocksCathedral Rocks, covered in snow
New Zealand / Nelson 1908Nelson: distant view
New Zealand / Napier 1908Napier: general view from above
New Zealand / Mt EgmontMount Egmont, covered in snow
New Zealand / Mount CookMount Cook, covered in snow
New Zealand / Mitre PeakMitre Peak: a dramatically pointed mountain reflected in the water below
New Zealand / AucklandAuckland: aerial view of the harbour
New Zealand / WakatipuWakatipu, South Island: Queenstown and Remarkables
Auckland Street SceneA general view of Queen Street, Auckland, with the Union Bank of Australia on the left hand side
Maori Girl (Hardy)Maori girl with tattooed chin, hair ornaments and ear-rings
Tattooing, New ZealandA Maori tattooist decorates a warriors back
Wellington Auckland XprsThe Wellington to Auckland Express, hauled by a K-type locomotive, crosses a viaduct
Tasman GlacierThe Tasman glacier in New Zealand
New Zealand Owl ParrotNEW ZEALAND OWL PARROT (Strigops holoroptilus)
Laundry in a Hot SpringMaori women washing laundry in the hot spring at Ohinemutu, New Zealand
Wairoa GeyserThe eruption of Wairoa geyser in New Zealand
Cooking W / Hot SpringsMaori women in New Zealand cooking food in a hot spring
Hot Springs, New ZealandHot springs in New Zealand
CHAMPAGNE CAULDRONThe Champagne Cauldron hot spring near Rotorua in New Zealand
Maori Cook W / Hot SpringMaori women cook outdoors over a hot spring. Date: 1908
New Zealand Hot PoolsHot pools near Ngongotaha Mountain
Carved Maori HouseA carved Maori house at Ohinemutu
Maori VillageMaori Pah, or fortified village, in the province of New Plymouth (Taranaki); the ornate gabled houses are characteristic of the indigenous building style
RANGITATA STEAMSHIPMail steamer on the New Zealand run
Hongi Maori GreetingTwo women perform the Hongi, or traditional Maori greeting, at Rotorua, New Zealand
Missionary New ZealandA native church at Otaki, with a sermon being delivered to the congregation, who do not have pews to sit in
Panning Alluvial GoldA New Zealand gold miner in wading boots sifts through the alluvial gold he has panned
Auckland NzA paddle steamer enters the harbour of New Zealands principal seaport, originally the capital until superseded by Wellington : it is located on the North Island
Birds / Kiwi (Gould)APTERYX AUSTRALIS (Shaw) from the South Island of New Zealand
randolph Emigrant ShipPassengers on board the Randolph emigrant ship heading for New Zealand and the Canterbury settlement
SIR G GREY (1812-1898)SIR GEORGE GREY - Colonial administrator whose arrogance and insensitivity, despite his abilities, led to catastrophe for the New Zealand Maoris and S. African Xhosa (Kaffirs)
New Zealand CanoeA canoe of New Zealand carrying eleven men
New Zealand FishermenTwo New Zealand trout fishermen in waders, one holding a fishing rod, the other harpooning the catch
New Zealand Fisher FolkNew Zealand fishermen and women proudly show off their line of freshly caught trout!
Trout Catch 1934A trout caught on a New Zealand fishing trip
Joseph George WardJOSEPH GEORGE WARD New Zealand statesman
Queensland Gold RushEncampment at New Zealand Gully, near Roehampton, Queensland
Nz - Driving SheepScene on a New Zealand sheep station - riders and dogs bringing the sheep home