Creator of Collection Unknown : Photographs of Otaki and Bay of Islands towns

The interior of Rangiatea Church, Otaki showing the kowhaiwhai and the organ; the exterior of Kemp House in Kerikeri; view of Kerikeri showing the Stone Store and Kemp House next to the bridge and the church on the hill; the Stone Stone at Kerikeri, in which Bishop Selwyn's library was housed at the mission station, with a cart being loaded outside; a woman standing next to the railings round the memorial to Rev Henry Williams in Paihia; woman standing next to the Treaty Monument outside the Treaty House at Waitangi (prior to renovations); the church in Russell "where Captain Hobson read his proclamations when he landed in 1840"; the stream in the Bay of Islands where Captain Cook got water for his vessels; two houses on the shore at Russell with some boats in the water; exterior of the rear of the Mission Church at Paihia; the front of the Mission Church with the Williams Memorial in the foreground; interior of the Mission Church showing the pews and with two women standing next to the organ; the oak pulpit of the Mission Church used by Rev Williams; houses on the waterfront at Paihia; the interior of Rangiatea Church looking towards the altar; two views of the Jubilee pole of the Maori Christian mission at Otaki with the monument to Te Rauparaha nearby; and the overgrown graveyard at Otaki with the grave of Te Rauparaha and his wife on the right. Photographer unidentified.

Captions on the reverse of the prints are in the same hand-writing

Arrangement: Negatives at 1/2-007918, 007929, 007937, and 154517

Quantity: 14 b&w original photographic print(s). 4 b&w original negative(s).

Alternative form available: Copy negatives at 1/2-007919 to 007928, 007934, 007965, 007966, 007971, 154516