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Wharf, Hokitika, Muir & Moodie |
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Te Papa
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| Description | The Hokitika Wharf. Pioneer photographers Thomas Muir and George Moodie took over the Burton Brothers' photography firm (Dunedin) in 1891, photographing scenes across New Zealand and prospering from the enormous postcard boom of the early 1900s. Black and white gelatin glass negative. |
| Created by | Te Papa |
| Region | Central Westland |
| Licensed for ? | Map, Wall, |
| Postcard | No |
| Tags | Hokitika wharf boat people first encounters group kuri dog wai water photograph wood deck Muir & Moodie black and white |
Godley Head and HMNZS Resolution, Lyttelton Harbour, Canterbury, New Zealand, 18 August 2005
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John Martin's Fountain, Union Bank corner, circa 1877, Bragge, James (photographer)
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Eudyptula minor variabilis, Little Penguin
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Notoclinops segmentatus (McCulloch & Phillipps, 1923), blue-eyed triplefin, 6 Jun 1921 (Date Collected)
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Galaxias gracilis McDowall, 1967, dwarf inanga, 23 Mar 1965 (Date Collected)
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Chlamdoselachus anguineus garmon, 1884, frill shark
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Barbourisia rufa Parr, 1945, red whalefish, 30 Jun 1994 (Date Collected)
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