IMAGE
Maori Picnic, Pigeon Bush, Wairarapa
- Date
- 1896
- Reference
- PAColl-4411-1
- Description
Photograph of a Maori group at a picnic in Pigeon Bush, Wairarapa, in 1896. There are a number of entertainers visible in the photograph including a man wearing a dress and holding up a large eel, and another man with an accordian. Also present are Richard Seddon (far left, wearing a Maori feather cloak), Tamahau Mahupuku (right of Seddon, also wearing a cloak), and James Carroll (right of Tamahau Mahupuku, behind girl with hat). The photographer was possibly Albert Edward Winzenberg.
This picnic was held to celebrate the settlement of the question regarding the ownership and usage of Lake Wairarapa.
Quantity: 1 b&w original photographic print(s).
- Access restrictions
- Partly restricted - Please use surrogate in place of original
- Part of
- Hogg, F M : Photographs from the papers of Alexander Wilson Hogg / Photographs from the papers of Alexander Wilson Hogg
- Format
- 1 b&w original photographic print(s), Photographs, Orientation: Horizontal image
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