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Early Wellington

List of Illustrations

page 508

List of Illustrations.

Fig. Page
1 Huia Birds, Cover
2 Sir Douglas Maclean 3
2a Emigration Poster, 1839 6
3 Emigrants' Departure from Gravesend 7
4 Scene on Board an Emigrant Ship 7
5 Maori Whare, Pipitea Pa, 1839 11
6 Te Puni's Courthouse, Pito-one 12
7 Taupo Pa (Plimmerton Beach) 13
8 Native Potato Ground, Port Nicholson 13
9 Te Puni 16
10 Wharepouri 16
11 Maori War Canoe 16
12 Bird's-eye View of Port Nicholson 18
13 Port Nicholson, from Lowry Bay 18
14 Britannia (Pito-one), 1840 21
15 Te Puni's Pa, Pito-one Beach 21
16 Moreing's Creek 31
17 Hutt River 31
18 Pito-one Beach, 1840 41
19 Hon. F. Molesworth's Residence, Hutt 41
20 Molesworth's Farm at the Hutt 44
21 Aglionby Arms, Hutt River 44
22 Mail Canoe 44
23 Hutt Road 53
24 Hutt Settlement 53
25 Te Tatau-o-te-po Pa 62
26 A Settler's House, Pito-one 62
27 Pipitea Pa, 1841 65
28 Pipitea Point 65
29 Britannia (Thorndon) 65
30 Map of Wellington, 1840 72
31 Pito-one Road 83
32 Thorndon, from Golders Hill 88
33 Thorndon Beach 88
34 The Barracks, Thorndon 88
34a Barrett's Hotel and Institute 97
34b Barrett's Hotel and Billiardroom, 1840 97
35 Lambton Harbour, 1841 98
36 Key Map of Lambton Harbour 98
36a Colonel Wakefield's Residence 101
36b Old St. Paul's Church, Museum St. 101
37 Te Aro Beach, 1841 112
38 Te Aro Beach, 1843 117
39 The Exchange (Town Hall), 1843 118
39a Captain Arthur Wakefield, 120
39b Major D. S. Durie 120
39c Major M. Richmond 120
40 Residence of Wm. Swainson, Esq., Hutt 134
41 Fort Richmond and Hutt Bridge 135
42 Bugler Allen's Death 136
43 Sir Donald Maclean 140
44 Whakairo Pa, Redcliff, Napier 141
45 Buildings Damaged by Earthquake, 1848 148
46 Reform Banquet, Manners St. Theatre 152
47 Te Rauparaha 155
48 Wi Tako 155
49 The Hutt, 1852 159
50 Barrett's House at the Hutt, 1852 160
50a Maraenuku Pa, Hutt District 164
51 Panoramic view of Thorndon 169
52 and 53 Park Street 170
54 Te Puni 174
55 Mary Te Puni 174
56 Te Puni's Monument 175
57 Te Puni's Cup 175
57a and 57b Footballers of the 'Seventies 179
58 and 59 The Hon. Wi Tako's Funeral 181
60 Pito-one, 1887 182
61 Panorama of Wellington, 1893 184
62 Panorama of Wellington, 1900 184
63 Map showing Native Pas, etc. 189
64 Abel Smith and Willis Sts. 209
65 Mr. Pearce's House and Tree, Abel Smith Street 209
66 Anglican Parsonage, Bolton Street 210
67 Boulcott Street Corner 212
68 Old Identities Hotel 212
69 Lambton Quay (War Memorial Site) 214
70 Bowen Street (Brandon's Corner) 214
71 Te Aro Swamp, shewing Cambridge Street drain 216
72 Mr. John Waters' House, Courtenay Place 216
73 Courtenay Place, looking towards Kelburn 217
74 Courtenay Place, looking towards Mt. Victoria 217
75, 76, 77 Cuba Street, 1855 and 1870 219
78 Cuba Street, Royal Oak Corner 220
79 Winder's Corner (now James Smith's) 220
80 The Bank, Manners Street, 1842 224
81 Farish Street, 1907 224
82 Martin's Fountain, Featherston Street, and Mr. Bevan 225
83 Featherston Street, 1927 226
84 Union Bank and the Brown Commemoration Pole 226
85 and 86 Fitchett's Dairy Farm 227
87 Grey Street in the 'Sixties 230
88 Oddfellows' Hall, Lambton Quay 230
89 Post Office Square and Queen Victoria Statue 230
90, 91 and 92 Hawkestone Street, 1843 232
93 Swing Bridge, Hobson Street 234
94 Kaiwharawhara Sawmill 237
95 Kaiwharawhara, 1865, and the “Oliver Lang” 237
96 Kaiwharawhara Flourmill, 1857 237
97 Kaiwharawhara Road 237
98 Homewood, Karori, 1849 240
99 Karori Cemetery, 1896 240
100 Karori Cemetery Entrance, 1927 240
101 Kelburn-Karori Cable Car, 1900 243
102 Victoria University, 1926 243
103 Job Smith's Bullock Team at Kilbirnie 244
104 Kilbirnie in the 'Nineties 245page 509
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105 Kilbirnie South and Miramar, 1927 245
106 Lambton Quay, 1841 (Stewart Dawson site) 247
107 Reclamation near Plimmer's Steps 247
108 Noah's Ark, site of Bank of N.Z. 247
109 and 110 Lambton Quay and Athenæum 249
111 Lambton Quay and Johnston Street Corner 249
112 Lambton Quay, 1841, and Thorndon Flat 252
113 Lambton Quay, Government House 252
114 Lambton Quay, Hotel Cecil site 252
115 Lambton Quay, site of Athenæum etc. 254
116 Lambton Quay, Supreme Court, St. Andrew's Church, Athenæum and Nelson Hotel 254
117 Scotch Church, Lambton Quay, 1842 255
118 Laying the Foundation Stone of the Oddfellows' Hall, Lambton Quay 256
119 The Crown and Anchor and reclamation 256
120 Lambton Quay and Woodward Street 258
121 Lambton Quay, 1866, from Mason's Steps to Brandon's Corner and Bolton Street 258
122 Benjamin Smith's Office 259
123 Manners Street Fire Station, 1895 262
124 and 125 Wesleyan Church, Manners St. 263
126 and 127 Mt. Victoria Slopes and Gun 271
128 Courts of Justice, Mulgrave St., 1843 272
129 The Stocks, Mulgrave St., 1841 273
130 The Corner Store, Mulgrave Street 274
131 Major Richmond's Residence, Mulgrave Street 274
132 Mulgrave Street and Lambton Quay 274
133 and 134 Old St. Paul's Church 276
135 Museum Street Alterations, 1912 276
136 Nga-Uranga, 1842 277
137 Part of Levin Estate, Northland, 1878 (Major Messenger's old home) 278
138 Old Customhouse St. (now Bond St.) 279
139 and 140 Bethune and Hunter's Offices 280
141 and 142 Oriental Bay in the 'Seventies 280
143 Judge Halswell's House, afterwards Mr. Jas. Symonds', Owhiro (Brooklyn) 283
144 Entertainment to Native Chiefs 287
145 Buick's House, Pito-one 289
146 Mr. James Collett, Pito-one 289
147 Where the Settlers Landed at Pito-onein…1840 289
148 Percy's Mill, 1851–1929 290
149 Percy's Garden's, Pito-one 291
150 and 150a Mr. John Plimmer 292
151 Supreme Court, 1879 296
152 and 153 Provincial Buildings and Fire 280
154 and 155 Parliament Grounds, alterations and closing part of Sydney Street 299
156 and 157 Te Aro, 1842 and 1843 301
158 and 159 Te Aro, 1850 and 1851 303
160 and 161 Te Aro, 1857 and 1869 305
162 Thorndon Esplanade, 1900 307
163 Thorndon Reclamation, 1927 307
164 Peggotty's, 1900 309
165 and 166 Thorndon Quay, 1841 309
167 and 168 Tinakore Road and Saunder's Lane 310
169 Esplanade Hotel, Thorndon Quay 311
169a The “Grange” Coachhouse, 1928 313
170 The Terrace (Sectional Plan) 315
171 Wellington and Clifton Terraces 315
172 The Terrace School and reclamation 280
173 Wellington Terrace and Lambton Quay, site of Kelburn Avenue, etc. 280
174 Wellington Terrace, North 317
175 Woolcombe Street (Wellington Ter.) 280
176 Woolcombe Street (Wellington Ter.) 280
177 St. Ruadham and Dalmuir Hill. Wool combe St. (Wellington Ter.) 322
178 The Beach, Lambton Quay, and Manners Street, 1841 323
179 and 180 Willis Street, 1860 and 1904 280
181 Union Bank, corner of Manners and Willis Streets (site of Old Identities Hotel) 324
182 Willis and Old Customhouse Streets 280
183 Star Boating Club's Pavilion 326
184 Bishop Abraham 331
185 C. D. Barraud, Esq. 332
186 J. H. Bethune, Esq. 333
187 J. J. Taine, Esq. 334
188 George Hunter, Esq., M.L.C. 334
189 J. E. Fitzgerald, Esq., C.M.G. 334
190 Robert Hunter, Esq. 334
191 James Wallace, Esq. 334
192 Charles Ward, Esq. 334
193 Francis Bradey, Esq. 335
194 James Richardson, Esq. 335
195 Sergeant-Major Bezar and Mrs. Bezar 280
196 Rev. James Buller 338
197 Mrs. H. S. Chapman 340
198 Mrs. James Wallace 340
199 Miss Lilian Wakefield 340
200 Mrs. R. C. Hamerton 340
201 Mrs. Collins 340
202 Children's Dress of the Sixties 340
203 Mrs. M. A. Williams 341
204 Mrs. J. Marks 341
205 Mrs. Cornford 341
206 J. C. Crawford, Esq. 342
207 Captain E. Daniell 343
208 Dr. John Dorset 344
209 Bishop Hadfield 347
210 Captain R. C. Hamerton 348
211 Sir James Hector 349
212 James Kelham, Esq. 350
213 Sir Donald McLean 352
214 Hon. W. B. D. Mantell 355
214a C. P. Powles, Esq. 357
215 William Swainson, Esq., F.R.S. 359
216 Hon. A. G. Tollemache 360
217 Hon. Maria Tollemache 360
217a Hon. Wi Tako's Funeral 364
218/19 Basin Reserve, 1877 and 1900 368
220 Basin Reserve, 1928 369
221 Jonas Woodward, Esq. 372
222/3 Provincial Buildings, 1872, Custom House Quay 379
224 The Hutt, 1904 381page 510
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225 Trentham Camp, 1915 382
226 Cenotaph, Anzac Corner 383
227 Bishop Selwyn 384
228 Rev. J. H. Bumby 385
229 Rev. Father J. P. O'Reilly 388
230 St. Peter's Church, 1866 389
231/232 St. Paul's Church and Vicarage 280
233 St. Paul's Churchroom 389
234 Rev. Robert Cole 390
235 Right Rev. Bishop P. Viard 390
236 and 237 St. John's Church 391
238 Rev. James Paterson 391
239 Pauatahanui Church 394
240 The City Arms 395
241 Debentures, 1845 397
242 George Hunter, Esq. (1st Mayor) 398
243 Mayoral Group, 1892–1929 399
243a Alderman Lyon, 1842 401
244 E. Toomath, Esq. 405
245 Wellington College, 1875 407
246 Panama Street Fire, 1887 412
247 Post Office Fire, 1887 413
248 Government House, 1850–1900 415
249 Parliamentary Group 418
250 Successive Governors of New Zealand from 1840 to 1929 420
251 Captain Amelius Smith 421
252 Queen's Wharf and Post Office 422
253 His Honour Mr. Justice H. S. Chapman 424
254 Mr. Justice Johnston 425
255 Mr. Justice Richmond 425
256 W. T. L. Travers, Esq. 425
257 Sir Robert Stout (1865) 425
258 Martin Chapman, Esq. 425
259 Ebenezer Baker, Esq. 425
260 Commander R. A. Edwin, R.N. 427
261 Captain John Marks, R.N. 428
262 Serg.-Major E. Bezar (“Die-Hards”) 280
263 Major J. W. Marshall, 65th Reg. 429
264 and 265 Major Von Tempsky 430
266 Major Charles Heaphy, V.C. 431
267 Battle Hill, Horokiwi Valley 431
268 Captain Fredk. Bradey 431
269 Group of “D” Battery Artillery Volunteers, 1869–1877 432
270 Group of Artillery prior to formation of the “D” Battery 433
271/273 Visit of Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York (King George V. and Queen Mary) 434
273 Firing Party, “D” Battery 435
274 Wellington City Guards 435
275 T. W. McKenzie, Esq. 436
275a Henry Blundell, Esq. 437
276 E. G. Wakefield, Esq., 1839 438
277 E. Betts-Hopper, Esq 442
278 E. G. Wakefield, Esq. 445
279 E. Jerningham Wakefield, Esq. 446
280 Colonel Wm. Wakefield, 1800 447
281 Hurley and Carter's Mill 451
282 Foundation Stone Provincial Buildings, 1857 452
283 George Bennett, Esq. 453
284 R. R. Strang, Esq., and his grandson, Douglas Maclean 455
285 Wedding Group, 1868 459
286 E. Catchpool, Esq. 461
287 Captain W. R. Williams 469
288 Captain W. Mein-Smith, R.N. 474
289 Robert Park, Esq. 475
290 Charles Henry Kettle, Esq. 476
291 J. T. Thompson, Esq 477
292 J. McKerrow, Esq., F.R.A.S. 477
293 S. Percy Smith, Esq., F.R.C.S. 477
294 J. W. A. Marchant, Esq. 477
295 T. Humphries, Esq., F.R.A.S. 477
296 J. Strauchon 477
297 J. McKenzie, Esq., I.S.O. 478
298 E. H. Wilmot, Esq. 478
299 W. T. Neil, Esq. 478
300 W. C. Kensington, Esq., I.S.O. 479
301 H. Brodrick, Esq., I.S.O. 479
302 Draughting Room, Govt. Bldgs. 480
303 A Survey Camp, 1842 481
304 J. B. Thompson, Esq., C.B.E. 484
305 H. E. Walshe, Esq., Surveyor-General 280
306 Parliament House 485
307 Geographic Board 485
308 and 309 Groups of Early Settlers 490
309a A. B. Fitchett, Esq. 491
309b Captain W. Sedcole 491
310 Old Government Farm, Northland 492
311 Fifty Years of Speed 503
312 Cyclists of 1870 and 1928 503
313 Visit of the Duke and Duchess of York, 1927 505
314 Part of Wellington's Waterfront and Reclaimed Land, 1928 506
315 Tiki drawn by General Robley 507
316 Map in Envelope