James Cater
Auckland
Succeeded John Nicol Crombie December 1871
Succeeded by Clarke Bros July 1873
Succeeded George Elgin Page, 256 Queen Street, Auckland December 1873
Succeeded by George Redfern May 1874
Succeeded John Nicol Crombie December 1871
Succeeded by Clarke Bros July 1873
Succeeded George Elgin Page, 256 Queen Street, Auckland December 1873
Succeeded by George Redfern May 1874
Queen Street, Auckland
December 1871 to July 1873
New Zealand Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 2453, 5 December 1871
Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVII, Issue 4473, 27 December 1871
We observe that Mr Cater, photographer, Queen-street, has taken a very excellent portrait of the new mail steamer Dakota, as she lay in the harbour previous to departure.
Auckland Star, Volume IV, Issue 903, 29 January 1873
The passengers by the ship Warwick, from London to this port on her last trip, yesterday presented Captain Skinner with a photograph of themselves and officers of the ship, grouped together on the deck of the Warwick. The photographs were taken by Mr. Cater.
above cdv courtesy of The Laurence Eagle Collection
Auckland Star, Volume IV, Issue 1203, 1 December 1873
Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXX, Issue 5209, 2 May 1874
It is not known if James Cater the chemist is the same person as James Cater the photographer.
Mr. James Cater, who was in business as a chemist in Hobson-street for many years, died at Grey Lynn on Monday.
Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 261, 2 November 1911
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