Richard Redfern
Auckland
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2 comments:
At the Bay of Islands Regatta in 1883… ‘The Maori canoe race was a grand sight and the canoes as they passed the flagstaff [on the waterfront] have been photographed by Mr. Redfern' (New Zealand Herald 18 February 1883).
By some miracle, do any of these photographs of waka survive? They were large, one had 48 men the other 46.
sorry, I don't know
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