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Date: [ca 1885-1945]

By: Lovell-Smith, Timothy James, 1945-; Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand Ltd; Crummer, George R, 1868-1953; James Valentine & Sons (Dundee, Scotland); Dufty, Francis Herbert, 1846–1910; William H Hammer & Company; Muir and MacKinlay (Firm); Martin, Josiah, 1843-1916; Raine, William Hall, 1892-1955; Tattersall, Alfred James, 1866-1951

Reference: PAColl-0422

Description: Views of New Zealand, the South Pacific and elsewhere including: a chief's house in Fiji; the grounds of the Sanatorium, Rotorua; Wairoa township before the Tarawera eruption; "Fijian warrior armed for war"; Maori children in swimming hole with other children standing behind them smoking; three photographs of the construction of the Wellington Town Hall organ; women doing a poi dance and men doing a haka in front of Maori spectators at Whakarewarewa; five photographs of Cook's landing place on Niue; a set of photographs of many parts of the world with the name Waimarino on the reverse, possibly from the voyages of a merchant ship of that name (these include one of an Arab dhow in the Indian Ocean requesting its longitude, Bill Brayton and others holding his sea turtles, two of the gun on board and three of the Panama Canal); the wreck of the Ansonia on Middleton Reef; an artist's impression of the Trans-Pacific yacht race trophy; a performance by Rarotongan men in uniform; three Rarotongan women washing clothes in the river; children swimming in Ngatangiia Creek; the Beach Road, Apia, Samoa; New Zealand Government Ship TutauRai (?) off Niue; and six mounted photographs by James Valentine and Co of New Zealand scenes and Maori women. Arrangement: Prints housed in 2 boxes at PAColl-0422-1 and PAColl-0422-2. Negatives housed at 1/2-037763, 045085, 056525 to 056545, 056315 to 056333, 144784, 144815, 144818, 144830, 144847 and 144850 Quantity: 72 b&w original photographic print(s).

Date: 1852

By: Barraud, Charles Decimus, 1822-1897; Thomas, Robert Kent, 1816-1884; Day & Son (Firm); Horner, Clara Louise, 1856-1945

Reference: C-010-012

Description: Interior view showing Maori rafter patterns, tukutuku panels, Gothic windows, looking towards the pulpit with Hadfield preaching. Maori seated on the floor and standing near pillars Other Titles - Otaki Inscriptions: Recto - bottom left - 10/6 [in pencil, i.e. dealer's price] See also: Church Missionary Intelligencer, vol.5, 1854, p267, for another version of this. Quantity: 1 colour art print(s). Physical Description: Lithograph, hand-coloured 20.5 x 13.4 inches

Date: 1853

By: Cookson, Janetta Maria, 1812-1866

Reference: A-048-045

Description: Interior of Rangiatea church, Otaki, looking from near the entrance towards the chancel windows. A Maori woman and a child, both dressed in blankets, are standing just inside the door contemplating the church. Title and date inscribed in pencil on mount. For attribution and provenance see A-048-027. Inscriptions: Verso - Small detail of rafter pattern from church. Also inscribed: "40 high/36 wide/80 long" Quantity: 1 drawing(s). Physical Description: Drawing mounted on paper ; pencil and wash with chinese white 175 x 252 mm on mount 204 x 277 mm

Date: 1852

By: Barraud, Charles Decimus, 1822-1897

Reference: B-080-021

Description: Interior view of Rangiatea Church with Rev. Octavius Hadfield in the pulpit. Maori are seated on the floor and the height of the building is much exaggerated. Compare with C-101-012/012-a (IRN 216178) and Church Missionary Intelligencer, vol.5, 1854, p267. Other Titles - Otaki Quantity: 1 colour art print(s). Physical Description: Lithograph, hand-coloured 460 x 320 mm, on sheet 562 x 414 mm Provenance: Presented to the people of New Zealand by the Prime Minister of Australia, the Hon. E.G. Whitlam, on behalf of the Australian people, 24 March, 1975.

Date: 1851

From: [Medley, Mary Catherine] 1835-1922 :[Sketchbook]

By: Barton, Cranleigh Harper, 1890-1975

Reference: E-346-1-038

Description: The view from Titokitoki Hill of Rangiatea Church with its surrounding fence, the graveyard on the hill behind (with Kiharoa's grave visible on the top of the hill) and a small house to the right. Part of the palisade of a pa on the left, cabbage trees and several small figures on the flat ground. Possibly copied from Octavius Hadfield's drawing of this church (now in Auckland Museum), although Mary Medley visited Otaki herself on a number of occasions and would have been capable of producing this drawing at the age of 16. The reference to Titokitoki is to the name of the hill opposite Rangiatea Church, from which this view was taken Title formerly read as: Otaki House Titokitoki. Formerly attributed to Mary Lysaght. Other Titles - Lysaght, Mary. Otaki house, Titokitoki Quantity: 1 drawing(s). Physical Description: Pencil on sketchbook page, 129 x 178 mm