Mahanga Bay, Miramar, Wellington

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Title

Mahanga Bay, Miramar, Wellington

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Collection

TAPUHI

Description

Crowd at Mahanga Bay, Miramar, Wellington, circa 1910, possibly at a military camp open day. The ferry `Cobar' is berthed at the wharf. Photograph taken by Sydney Charles Smith. Open days for friends, relatives and interested persons were sometimes held when the naval or military volunteers were in residence for their annual training. (Information from `Wellington by the Sea, 100 Years of Work and Play' by David Johnson, (1990, David Bateman), page 89) Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s)....

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Format

Image

Date created

ca 1910

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22739033

Locations

Māhanga Bay / Mahanga Bay

Related subjects

Mahanga Bay Military Camp (N.Z.) / Military camps / New Zealand / Wellington Region / Navy-yards and naval stations / Ferries / Cobar (Ferry) / Māhanga Bay

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