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Reid album 3
Date: [Circa 1902 to 1911]
From: Bothamley family: Papers and photographs
By: Easter, Theophilus, 1832-1913; Zachariah, Joseph, 1867-1965
Reference: PA1-o-432
Description: Photographs chiefly taken around Wellington Harbour and Queen Charlotte Sound, mostly related to yachting. Taken by unidentified photographers, except one taken by Theophilus Easter, and three taken by Zak [Joseph Zachariah]. Many of the scenes are linked with the Thorndon Dinghy Club, with named yachts which include the 'Rona' and the 'Iorangi', both owned by Alexander Horsburgh Turnbull. Some of the names are illegible, most being written in pencil which has become faint. There is one photograph of Turnbull on his yacht 'Rona' (p 153/1), and two postcards signed by him (p 162 (verso)). One reads " Opening of season Thorndon Dinghy Club. Best wishes to you [each?]. A.H.T."; and the other reads "Opening of the Thorndon Dinghy Club season. Taken from Norton's Shed. Note extension of breast work. Kia ora. A.H.T." (p 162/1, 162/4) There are four loose, unidentified photographs inserted in an envelope at the front of the album. On the last page there are three photographs taken by Zak [i.e. Joseph Zachariah] in 1911. The first one shows the start of the first class yacht race for the P.N.Y.C. (Port Nicholson Yacht Club) Regatta in 1911, and the other two show the yacht 'Muritai', taken on the same day. Other yachts pictured include 'Ruru' and 'Miru'. Quantity: 1 album(s). Physical Description: Album with black cover, red spine; diagonal gold bars above and below the title `Scrap album'; impressed picture of an ostrich in lower right corner; 26.0 x 32.5 cm Processing information: The album has some original page numbers written in pencil. Most of these have been lost or have been applied inconsistently. The digitised version of this album has applied a straight numbering that does not incorporate this earlier numbering on the original object.