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Great fire at Port Lyttelton, Canterbury, New Zealand, 1871. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Summer lunchtime. Creator: John Johnson.
 
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Storm in the mountains, Mt Cook, N.Z, c.1938-1946. Creator: Thelma Kent.
 
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Copy of a Petrus van der Velden painting - Bessie Doyle, The Great Violinist, Christchurch, 1894. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Museum, government buildings, Canterbury, New Zealand, 1868. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Pareora riverbed, 1920-1950. Creator: Archibald Frank Nicoll.
 
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Peel Forest, c1920s. Creator: Archibald Frank Nicoll.
 
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N.Z.G. S.S. Hinemoa off the Kaikouras, NZ, 1911. Creator: Frank Barnes.
 
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Near Ashburton, c1920-1946. Creator: Thelma Kent.
 
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Bed of the Waimakariri River, (c1900s). Creator: Thomas Reginald Attwood.
 
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Arthur's Pass, West Coast Road, c1880s. Creator: Burton Brothers.
 
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Gorge of Thomas and Porter Rivers, West Coast Road, c1880s. Creator: Burton Brothers.
 
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The river Avon, Christchurch, N.Z. From the album: Camera Pictures of New Zealand, 1920s. Creator: Harry Moult.
 
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Near Ashburton, c1920-1946. Creator: Thelma Kent.
 
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Mount Torless, from Castle Hill, c1880s. Creator: Burton Brothers.
 
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Waimakariri cutting, West Coast Road, 1880s. Creator: Burton Brothers.
 
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Broken River, West Coast Road, 1880s. Creator: Burton Brothers.
 
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The Junction, Broken River, West Coast Road, c1880s. Creator: Burton Brothers.
 
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Rotten Tommy, Mt Cook district, 1920s. Creator: Harry Moult.
 
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The green rock on the Meuller track, Mt Cook district, 1920s. Creator: Harry Moult.
 
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Mt Giant from Birch Hill, Mt Cook district. From the album: Record Pictures of New Zealand, 1920s. Creator: Harry Moult.
 
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Castle Mountain from the Arthur Valley, on Milford Track, 1920s. Creator: Harry Moult.
 
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Mt Giant in winter, Mt Cook district. From the album: Record Pictures of New Zealand, 1920s. Creator: Harry Moult.
 
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Opening of the first railway in New Zealand, at Christchurch, Canterbury Province, 1864. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Christchurch Clubhouse, Canterbury, New Zealand, 1864. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Cutting the First Turf of the Great Southern Railway at Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand, 1865. Creator: Unknown.
 
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The Government-House, Canterbury Province, New Zealand, 1864. Creator: Unknown.
 
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'Christ Church Cathedral, New Zealand; Bishop Julius going up to lay the last brick...', 1891. Creator: Unknown.
 
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Greniers indigenes et habitations a Akaroa, presqu'Ile de Banks, 1860. Creator: Charles Meryon.
 
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Tikao, naturel d'Akaroa. Creator: Charles Meryon.
 
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Site of the Canterbury Settlement, New Zealand, 1850. Creator: Unknown.
 
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'A Photograph Taken From The Nimrod...Lyttelton', 1908, (1909). Artist: Unknown.
 
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'The Nimrod Passing H.M.S. Powerful,...in Lyttelton Harbour', 1 January 1908, (1909). Artist: Unknown.
 
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'Lyttelton', 19th century. Artist: Unknown.
 
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'The monks of Christchurch expelled', 1209 (1864). Artist: James William Edmund Doyle.
 
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'The Norman House, Christchurch', 1902. Artist: Unknown.
 
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Lyttelton, Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand, 1880. Artist: Burton Brothers
 
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