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[Exterior view of Quay Buildings and surrounds]

Description: Exterior view of Quay Buildings and surrounds, Quay Street, Auckland. Radio (1936) Limited housed in the Quay Buildings. Newdick Bros. Ltd. in adjoining buildings.

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGEDescription: Exterior view of Quay Buildings and surrounds, Quay Street, Auckland. Radio (1936) Limited housed in the Quay Buildings. Newdick Bros. Ltd. in adjoining buildings.
[New Zealand Drycleaners & Dyers Ltd.]

Description: New Zealand Drycleaners & Dyers Ltd. head office and works, Howe street Auckland. Shows building frontage from across Howe st.

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGEDescription: New Zealand Drycleaners & Dyers Ltd. head office and works, Howe street Auckland. Shows building frontage from across Howe st.
Hotel, Ross. Here the facade has crumbled, revealing a pink shed and the sulphurous smoke of West Coast coal.

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE
[Hotel, Ross. Here the facade has crumbled, revealing a pink shed and the sulphurous smoke of West Coast coal]

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE
Small Queen Street buildings.

Description: Queen St buildings east side, immediately above Victoria St, showing decoration, fire escapes, advertising. Premises of T. Peacock & Sons, C.G. Swallow & Sons, Braisons.

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGEDescription: Queen St buildings east side, immediately above Victoria St, showing decoration, fire escapes, advertising. Premises of T. Peacock & Sons, C.G. Swallow & Sons, Braisons.
[Exterior of First Church of Christ Scientist, Symonds Street]

Description: Exterior of First Church of Christ Scientist, Symonds Street, Grafton, Auckland.

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGEDescription: Exterior of First Church of Christ Scientist, Symonds Street, Grafton, Auckland.
Portobello Hotel, Otago Peninsula.

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE
[Portobello Hotel, Otago Peninsula.]

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE
Sammys Store, Ireland.

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE
[Rakaia Masonic Lodge. One of the more outrageous facades in the South Island. The Masons' secrecy is matched only by their pretentious architecture]

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE
Rakaia Masonic Lodge. One of the more outrageous facades in the South Island. The Masons' secrecy is matched only by their pretentious architecture

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE
Rakaia Masonic Lodge. One of the more outrageous facades in the South Island. The Masons' secrecy is matched only by their pretentious architecture.

Collection: DOCUMENTARY HERITAGE

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[Exterior view of Quay Buildings and surrounds]

[New Zealand Drycleaners & Dyers Ltd.]

Hotel, Ross. Here the facade has crumbled, revealing a pink shed and the sulphurous smoke of West Coast coal.

[Hotel, Ross. Here the facade has crumbled, revealing a pink shed and the sulphurous smoke of West Coast coal]

Small Queen Street buildings.

[Exterior of First Church of Christ Scientist, Symonds Street]

Portobello Hotel, Otago Peninsula.

[Portobello Hotel, Otago Peninsula.]

Sammys Store, Ireland.

[Rakaia Masonic Lodge. One of the more outrageous facades in the South Island. The Masons' secrecy is matched only by their pretentious architecture]

Rakaia Masonic Lodge. One of the more outrageous facades in the South Island. The Masons' secrecy is matched only by their pretentious architecture

Rakaia Masonic Lodge. One of the more outrageous facades in the South Island. The Masons' secrecy is matched only by their pretentious architecture.

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