Two Māori Rangiriri veterans and government dignatories at memorial unveiling, 1927

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Title

Two Māori Rangiriri veterans and government dignatories at memorial unveiling, 1927

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TAPUHI

Description

Photograph taken by Leo White. Shows a group of men at the Rangiriri battle memorial unveiling, 1927. They appear to be inspecting the preserved site. Includes two Māori veterans of the 1863 battle, possibly Arama Hami and William Awhi, and Richard F Bollard, Minister of Internal Affairs. Information sourced from annotated file prints at PAColl-10010-034. Additional information sourced from records at Archives New Zealand, ACGO 8398 5/29

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Image

Date created

1927

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22782376

Locations

Rangiriri / Waikato District

Related subjects

Ika a Whiro / Kiingitanga / New Zealand Wars, 1860-1872 / Campaigns / Waikato Region / Rangiriri / Waikato District

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