New Zealand Mirror No. 27 (1957)

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New Zealand Mirror No. 27 (1957)

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New Zealand National Film Unit presents New Zealand Mirror No. 27 (1957). ARTIST IN NORTHLAND - New Zealand artist Eric Lee-Johnson is seen making a pictorial record of many aspects of Northland and the evidences of its early pioneering days. DUTCH EASTER - Dutch settlers hide attractively painted eggs on Easter Day for children to find at Roseneath School. SOUTHLAND PROCESSION - As part of Southland's centennial celebrations, a grand parade is held through the streets of Invercargill. SHARK ...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzygVRJ35nc&feature=youtube_gdata_player

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New Zealand / National Film Unit / NZ Artist / Eric Lee-Johnson / Northland / Dutch Easter / Easter egg painting / Roseneath School / Invercargill Centenary / Governor General / Lord Norrie / Kaipara / Shark fishing / Rimutaka Incline / Fell engines / Wairarapa Railway / Rimutaka tunnel

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