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[New Zealand Government Tourist Department] :New Zealand. On a New Zealand sheep station. Since the first shipment was made in 1882, New Zealand lamb has been famous for its quality. Now, over a million lambs a month are shipped to the United Kingdom. Printed in England by Sun Printers Ltd., London and Watford [1940s]

[New Zealand Government Tourist Department] :New Zealand. On a New Zealand sheep station. Since the first shipment was made in 1882, New Zealand lamb has been famous for its quality. Now, over a million lambs a month are shipped to the United Kingdom. Printed in England by Sun Printers Ltd., London and Watford [1940s]

[New Zealand Government Tourist Department] :New Zealand. Large-scale butter production. Giant churns, capable of making over two tons of butter at one churning, enable highly skilled butter makers to provide a large and unfailing supply of the world's finest butter for Britain. Printed in England by Sun Printers Ltd., London and Watford [1940s?]

[New Zealand Government Tourist Department] :New Zealand. Large-scale butter production. Giant churns, capable of making over two tons of butter at one churning, enable highly skilled butter makers to provide a large and unfailing supply of the world's finest butter for Britain. Printed in England by Sun Printers Ltd., London and Watford [1940s?]

[New Zealand Government Tourist Department]: New Zealand. Karapiro Hydro-Electric Station. Modern factories depend on hydro-electricity. Freezing works, dairy factories, railways, engineering works, light industries, farms and homes, all draw electricity from the national network of stations. Stations working 1951 - 14; stations under construction or projected - 9. Electricity is used in 93 per cent of New Zealand homes. Printed in England by Sun Printers Ltd., London and Watford [1951?]

[New Zealand Government Tourist Department]: New Zealand. Karapiro Hydro-Electric Station. Modern factories depend on hydro-electricity. Freezing works, dairy factories, railways, engineering works, light industries, farms and homes, all draw electricity from the national network of stations. Stations working 1951 - 14; stations under construction or projected - 9. Electricity is used in 93 per cent of New Zealand homes. Printed in England by Sun Printers Ltd., London and Watford [1951?]

[New Zealand Government Tourist Department] :New Zealand. Wellington, City and harbour. The capital, like other New Zealand cities is an expanding centre of industry and commerce, ... Printed in England by Sun Printers Ltd., London and Watford. [1940s?].

[New Zealand Government Tourist Department] :New Zealand. Wellington, City and harbour. The capital, like other New Zealand cities is an expanding centre of industry and commerce, ... Printed in England by Sun Printers Ltd., London and Watford. [1940s?].