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Daily chronicle (London): More news than any other daily paper. Tuesday July 18. Alexandria still burning ... 5,800 British troops on shore, The reinforcements from India ... Maori chiefs in London; Parliament proposed vote of censure, Mr Bright's statement; The seizure of arms - Walsh committed ... Shooting at Wimbledon [1882].

Daily chronicle (London): More news than any other daily paper. Tuesday July 18. Alexandria still burning ... 5,800 British troops on shore, The reinforcements from India ... Maori chiefs in London; Parliament proposed vote of censure, Mr Bright's statement; The seizure of arms - Walsh committed ... Shooting at Wimbledon [1882].

Gibbs, William Brickell (Wellington) fl 1878-1885 :Portrait of Hone Mohi Tawhai 1834-1894

Gibbs, William Brickell (Wellington) fl 1878-1885 :Portrait of Hone Mohi Tawhai 1834-1894

Native Land Purchase Commissioner - Papers

Native Land Purchase Commissioner - Papers

Illustrated London news :Karaitana Takamoana, Member of the House of Representatives. [London, 1875]

Illustrated London news :Karaitana Takamoana, Member of the House of Representatives. [London, 1875]

View of part of Parliament House, Wellington

View of part of Parliament House, Wellington

Election of Dr John Dorset. At a meeting which took place at the Royal Hotel, on Tuesday evening last, the 2nd August ... the following names were proposed ... Wellington, August 2, 1853. Printed at the "Independent" Office.

Election of Dr John Dorset. At a meeting which took place at the Royal Hotel, on Tuesday evening last, the 2nd August ... the following names were proposed ... Wellington, August 2, 1853. Printed at the "Independent" Office.

Crowd listening to a band, during a meeting of the Maori parliament at Pakirikiri near Gisborne

Crowd listening to a band, during a meeting of the Maori parliament at Pakirikiri near Gisborne

Voting papers may be had at Mr King's committee rooms. [1850s].

Voting papers may be had at Mr King's committee rooms. [1850s].

Punch in Canterbury :What may come of the Masters and Servants Bill. Original question. "That a disobedient servant be imprisoned." Mr Punch's Amendment. "That a master, if he misconduct himself, shall be liable to hard labour." Punch in Canterbury, 19 August,1865

Punch in Canterbury :What may come of the Masters and Servants Bill. Original question. "That a disobedient servant be imprisoned." Mr Punch's Amendment. "That a master, if he misconduct himself, shall be liable to hard labour." Punch in Canterbury, 19 August,1865

House of Representatives. Mr Robt. Hart's committee meeting every evening, at 8 o'clock, at Bannister's, Crown & Anchor Tavern. [1853].

House of Representatives. Mr Robt. Hart's committee meeting every evening, at 8 o'clock, at Bannister's, Crown & Anchor Tavern. [1853].

Scene during the Maori parliament (Kotahitanga) at Pakirikiri Pa, Gisborne Region, featuring cooking as well as Maori and European groups

Scene during the Maori parliament (Kotahitanga) at Pakirikiri Pa, Gisborne Region, featuring cooking as well as Maori and European groups

Public dinner on Thursday, 15th April, At Barrett's Hotel, Wellington to commemorate the Intelligence of the Islands of New Zealand being declared INDEPENDENT of New South Wales, and of the adjustment of Differences between the Government and the New Zealand Company. Colonel Wakefield in the Chair. Printed at the office of the New Zealand Gazette, 1841.

Public dinner on Thursday, 15th April, At Barrett's Hotel, Wellington to commemorate the Intelligence of the Islands of New Zealand being declared INDEPENDENT of New South Wales, and of the adjustment of Differences between the Government and the New Zealand Company. Colonel Wakefield in the Chair. Printed at the office of the New Zealand Gazette, 1841.

Portrait of George Normanby

Portrait of George Normanby

Portrait of William Pember Reeves

Portrait of William Pember Reeves

To workingmen. Fellow workmen - If you wish to have cheap land and small farms, cheap food and fair wages, few taxes and plenty to do ... you will vote for Wakelin, the poor man's friend. Rush to the poll on Tuesday next!!! [ca 1853].

To workingmen. Fellow workmen - If you wish to have cheap land and small farms, cheap food and fair wages, few taxes and plenty to do ... you will vote for Wakelin, the poor man's friend. Rush to the poll on Tuesday next!!! [ca 1853].

Electors! Beware! Take care not to sign your voting paper until the name of every candidate you intend voting for is written upon it. [1853].

Electors! Beware! Take care not to sign your voting paper until the name of every candidate you intend voting for is written upon it. [1853].

Palmer, Charles, 1841?-1928 :[Sir George Grey and his Cabinet. 1877] C. Palmer delt.

Palmer, Charles, 1841?-1928 :[Sir George Grey and his Cabinet. 1877] C. Palmer delt.

The Hon John Edward Jenkinson

The Hon John Edward Jenkinson

Busby, James, 1802-1871 : Despatches from the British Resident

Busby, James, 1802-1871 : Despatches from the British Resident