New Zealand
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North Island
Title: Early Morning, Coromandel Peninsula.
Order No.: L3-1000
Location: West Coast, North Island.
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Title: Early Morning, Coromandel Peninsula.
Order No.: L3-7565.
Location: West Coast, N. Island, NZ
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Title: Coromandel Peninsula Coast.
Order No.: L3-7771.
Location: North Island
Title: Statue of Queen Victoria
Order No.: A1-1101.
Location: Auckland
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Title: Knox Church Side Door.
Order No.: A1-8111.
Location: Auckland.
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Title: Garden in Old Settler's House.
Order No.: A1-8136.
Location: Auckland.
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Title: Cast-iron Band Stand.
Order No.: A1-7329.
Location: Rotorua, North Island.
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When the band rotunda was built in 1900 two local brass bands, one Maori and the other European, played in the evenings during the tourist season. The rotunda features cast-iron filigree work, a Victorian break-through that became widely used for constructing garden buildings and furniture. Important people who came to town used the rotunda to deliver speeches: Prime Minister Richard Seddon (1845-1906) once spoke here for an hour and a half!
Title: Historic Gladstone Church, c. 1904.
Order No.: A1-6462.
Location: Wairarapa, North Island, New Zealand
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Title: Iron Gate
Order No.: A1-1203.
Location: Aukland, NZ
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Title: Champagne Pool hot springs.
Order No.: L3-6990.
Location: Wai-0-Tapu, North Island.
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Wai-0-Tapu Thermal hot springs. Earthquakes have titled the spring, causing mineral laden water to flow over the sinter encrusted flat. This has become known at the Artist's Palette because of the trace mineral deposits that streak it's surface and which are distributed by direction of the wind.
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WATER COLOUR |
MINERAL |
Clear or blue coloured water |
Alkali-chloride |
Cloudy yellow/green water |
Acid-sulphate |
Orange |
Antimony/Arsenic |
Green/Yellow |
Sulphur/Arsenic |
Grey |
Carbon |
Title: Maori Altar Chair.
Order No.: A1-6651.
Location: Aotearoa Church, North Island.
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Title: Monument to Tamati Wake Nene
Order No.: A1-1810.
Location: Russell, N, Island, NZ
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In memory of Tamati Wake Nene Chief of Ngapuni. The first to welcome the Queen's Sovereignty in New Zealand. A consistent supporter of the Pakeha. This stone is erected by the Government of the Colony, which for upward of 31 years he faithfully upheld. Sage in counsel, renowned in war. He died regretted by all the inhabitants of these islands, at Russell on the 4 August 1871.
Napier Art deco landmark in a cluster of 1930s structures
Title: Art Nouveau facade.
Order No.: A1-6721,
Location: Napier
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Title: Art Nouveau Moorish Style.
Order No.: A1-6694.
Location: Napier, North Island
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Wellington Botanical Garden
Title: Variety of Fern Leaves.
Order No.: L3-5949.
Location: Wellington, NZ.
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Title: Rose Flower.
Order No.: L3-5958.
Location: Wellington Botanical Garden, NZ.
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South Island
Title: Cast iron facade, c, 1890s. Entrance to residence.
Order No.: A1-2857.
Location: Christchurch, S. Island, NZ (3 days before the 2011 earthquake)
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Title: Cast-iron Fountain, Botanical Gardens.
Order No.: A1-2962.
Location: Christchurch.
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Title: Mount Alta from Lake Wanaka.
Order No.: L3-5260.
Location: Lake Wanaka. South Island.
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Title: Cardrona Hotel.
Order No.: A1-5065
Location: Cardrona Valley, north of Arrowtown, South Island.
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Title: Falls on a Rainy and Windy Day.
Order No.: L3-4060.
Location: Fiordland National Park, South Island.
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Title: Early Morning in Cardrona Valley.
Order No.: L3-5038.
Location: Cardrona Valley, north of Arrowtown.
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Title: Stained Glass, New Zealand Scene.
Order No.: A1-2021.
Location: Christ Church, Nelson, South Island.
Title: Small Garden Pavilion with decorative cast-iron panels, c.1890s.
Order No.: A1-2765.
Location: near Christchurch, NZ
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Title: View of Akaroa Peninsula.
Order No.: L3-7410,
Location: near Christchurch, South Island.
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Encaustic Tiles of Christchurch Cathedral in 2011
Title: Encaustic Tiles with Fylfot.
Order No.: A1-3179.
Location: Christchurch Cathedral, New Zealand.
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These photo were taken days before the devastating 2011 earthquake which levelled Christchurch, New Zealand and destroyed the cathedral.
THE FYLFOT The Fylfot or swastika is an ancient symbol which has been found in the ruins of Troy, Egypt, China and India. In the Sanskrit language svastika came from svasti, meaning property, from the belief that the symbol brought good luck. The fylfot was a favourite symbol of the Victorians. These encaustic (meaning 'burnt in') tiles were imported from England and the wall of the cathedral construction in 1885. |
Title: Encaustic Tiles.
Order No.: A1-3188.
Location: Christchurch Cathedral.
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The visitors
New Zealand brewed coffee is tops!
Tony Burger travelling with Gay Haskins and David Clendenning on the ferry to the south island, 2011.
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David Clendenning at Awaroa Lodge, 2011.
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