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| Description |
Hotunui, a Meeting House, Māori (Ngāti Maru), Thames, New Zealand (View of the Thames Meeting House "Hotunui" photographed by the Burton Brothers in the 1880s) |
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| Source |
Alexander Turnbull Library, SOURCE URL |
| Date |
1880 |
| Author |
Burton Brothers, |
| Permission |
by email from the Alexander Turnbull, tho copyright has expired |
Hotunui Meeting House, Thames
1880s Alesamder Turnbull Library Reference number: PA7-05-19 Part of Burton Bros Photographic Archive (PAColl-3055)
Scope and contents Taipari's House. View of the Thames Meeting House "Hotunui" photographed by the Burton Brothers in the 1880s. The house originally stood at Parawai, near Thames. It is now in the Auckland Museum.
- Please cite
- A condition of using images from the Alexander Turnbull Library is that they are correctly cited. The citation must include, where applicable, the artist (Burton Brothers, 1868-1898), the title given by the creator (Taipari's house), the name of the collection (Burton Bros. Reference number: PAColl-3055) and the Library's reference number (PA7-05-19), such as the collection number and negative number. The citation must also include the words 'Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand.'
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