Celebrated Maori Chiefs who took part in the New Zealand campaigns of 1864, 1865, 1866 and 1867, ca. 1868

PXB 118

fonds

ca. 1868

Graphic Materials, Photographs

879647

1 album (61 photographs and 1 reproduction) - various sizes - sepia

Included are two photographs of Aboriginal Australians and one photograph of Malays. Included also is one reproduction of a line engraving.

1. Maori Prisoners, taken at the capture of the Wereroa Pah
2. Maori Prisoners, taken at the capture of the Wereroa Pah
3. [Title page] Celebrated Maori Chiefs who took part in the New Zealand campaigns of 1864, 65, 66 & 67
4a. Winimu Kingi Chief of the Wanganui Tribes.
4b. Rahihua Pokeki
5a. Hini Wangatoto
5b. Wahini Piki & Sister. Daughters of the Chief of the Wanganui Tribes [missing]
6a. Wahini Homanui. Daughter of Wirimu Kingi Chief of the Wanganui Tribes
6b. Kapukanui
7a. Rangatoto
7b. Tarajanui
8a. Rauperaha [newscutting giving an account of the chief]
8b. Horchorotulu Chief of the Arawa
9a. Waitotoro [Rauperaha?]
9b. To Ori Ori
10a. Rangiahia
10b. Te Puka Puka Ori
11a. Kau Koto Koto
11b. Wero Honi & Sister
12a. Waku Waku Koto
12b. Wirimu Te More
13a. Te Tuitui Wai
13b. Te O'tau
14a. Nukumaku
14b. Te Ari Ari.
15a. Waimate O'Te Nui
15b. Napahui Hui
16a. Ngate Kotokoto
16b. Te Va, Chief Priest and Prophet of the Pai Marire Hau Hau religion
17a. Ka rua Nui
17b. Waimate O'to
18a. Rangatira O'te Ngaleruanui
18b. Heleraku Rakapuna
19a. Honi Peania
19b. Penepene te Tau
20a. Waingokoni
20b. Wirimu Tamihana "William Thompson" Head Chief of all the Waikato Tribes
21a. Heni O'Toto
21b. Te Pipi & Son
22a. Honi Wanganui Rangatira
22b. Te Whero Whero
23a. Heni Okotuku
23b. Wirimu Otapawa or "Tomate Waka"
24a. Wa Ta te'TaWa
24b. Te Nga Kuto `Caroline' Chiefs daughter of the Wanganui Tribes
25a. Heni lenga Kutu "Carolines [sic] sister"
25b. Hini te pau Kori
26a. Te Oa Kra Akra
26b. Carved post over the entrance to a Maori Pah
27a. Makaere Kiri
27b. Hone Pau
28a. Honioni te Auru
28b. Tai Paroro & Tau Tene
29a. Hoaui Poiuru
29b. Te Ako'tau
30a. Honomono Prophet of the Hau Hau religion
30b.Pene Paurs
31a. More wai Wero & Kai Kete
31b. Te Ura te Tai
32a. Hini O'to Pau Kakukanui
32b. [Aboriginal Australians, Queensland]
33a. [Aboriginal Australians, Queensland]
33b. [Malays, Ceylon]
34. [Blank]
35. Mrs. Rolleston, Franckfart Castle
36. Rauperaha, New Zealand Chief

Contents list available in the Mitchell Library Reading Room -

Titles are captioned beneath images in album. Nos. 32a; 33a; 33b are titles devised by cataloguer.
Information transferred from pictures card catalogue as part of the eRecords Project, 2009-2010

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that this collection contains images of people who have passed. Some captions in the photograph album may reflect the author's/creator's attitude or that of the period in which they were written but are now considered inappropriate in today's context.
Images previously titled: 32b: Natives of Queensland Australia. 33a: Queensland Blacks; 33b: Malays, natives of Ceylon.

Unsigned. Titled in ink on page 3. Inscriptions below each portrait give Maori names of each chief and some also give European names, relationships and other descriptions.

Dated from newscutting on page 8 describing Rauperaha.