George Bourne Photographs

1. [Flax flying machine, Maori children over Auckland], photomontage; print mounted on card (outsize)

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6. Flying boat with moa, balloon and planes; print mounted on card

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9. Walsh Bros. Workshop; print

10. [G. Bourne at Walsh Bros. Kohi]..; print

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12. Walsh Brothers’ seaplane; print

13. At Walsh Bros.; print

14. Walsh Brothers' seaplane. print

15. Walsh Brothers' seaplane in hanger; print

16. Rua's village, Maungapohatu.; print

17. [Walsh Bros. and Dexter N.Z. Flying School, Kohimarama. Aerial view of Mission Bay]; print

18. [Walsh Bros. Seaplane, Kohimarama, Mission Bay]; print

19. [Walsh Brothers Seaplane, Mission Bay]; print

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24. Rua and followers. Maungapohatu.; print

25. Ruaites [Maungpohatu]; print

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27. Rua's wives on their way to festivities; print

28. Rua's Temple and village, Maungapohatu.; print

29. Ruaite guide of G. Bourne from Waimana to Maungapohatu; print

30. Rua. Maungapohatu.; print

31. [Three hunters with wild boar]; print

32. [Three men camping]; print

33. [Stag]; print

34. [Hunter with deed stag]; print

35. [Hunter]; print

36. [Hunter with dead stag]; print

37. [Two hunters with two dead stags]; print

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39. [Three hunters]; print

40. [Three hunters with wild boar]; print

41. [Two hunters with stags heads, George Bourne on left]; print

42. Canoe Hurdle Race; print

43. [Snapshot of six Maori men in starting position for running race]; print

44. [Portrait of young Maori woman wearing korowai (tasselled cloak)]; print

45. Rotiki. Second right Maori chief’s son home on holiday from college; print

46. The Fishers. Lake Rotorua. “Maori Life at Rotorua” Weekly News 12/04/1906 (same photograph as PH-ALB-328-p9-1); print

47. [Two Maori women conversing outside whare] ; print

48. [Maori woman with two small children (one in tub)]; print

49. [Portrait of Maori woman wearing pake style of cloak]; print

50. George Bourne as Magician, (same photograph as PH-ALB-328-p12-2); print

51. [Portrait of Maori woman wearing pake style of cloak], (same woman as in photograph PH-1976-6-49); print

52. [Maori man, woman and small children, cooking food outside whare]; print

53. [Maori women performing an action song. Probably Lord Ranfurly’s visit, 1904]; print

54. [Maori woman and children cooking food outside whare]; print

55. Maori camp; print

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57. The dentist [Dental surgery in the Kainga. Published in Weekly News 14 Nov 1912]; print

58. [Group portrait of Maori men, women and children outside whare]; print

59. [Portrait of young Maori woman with playing cards]; print

60. [Portrait of young Maori woman wearing headscraf], (same woman as in photograph PH-1976-6-59); print

61. The dentist [Dental surgery in the Kainga. Published in Weekly News 14 Nov 1912]; print

62. [Maori woman wearing kahu huruhuru (feather cloak) standing near baths]; print

63. [Young Maori woman wearing korowai (tasselled cloak) carving hearts into a tree]; print

64. [Two Maori children in costume as ‘Maori mother and child’]; print

65. [Young Maori girl holding baby]; print

66a. [Portrait of two Maori girls wearing piu piu]; print

66b. [Portrait of Maori girl in water]; print

66c. [Portrait of two Maori girls wearing piu piu]; print

67. [Hotal Cicil]; print

68. [Maori woman with umbrella standing in vegetable patch]; print

69. [Young Maori girl standing nude among harekeke ]; print

70. [Maori children bathing in mud pools]; print

71a. [Mrs Bourne sitting outside Auckland Weekly News tent with group of Maori children]; print mounted on card

71b. [Pastoral scene]; print mounted on card

72. Regatta, Auckland Harbour; print

73. [Mansion House, Kawau Island]. print

74. Auckland Domain. One of the first taxis, hired by G. Bourne for this photo.; print

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77. Pit sawing timber for the first house; print

78. Hauling Kauri logs to nearest tidal stream.; print

79. [Felling trees]; print

80. [Transporting a log]; print

81. [Sawing timber]; print

82. Pit sawing, Urewere; print

83. [Pit sawing timber]; print

84. [Mounted stockman with dog]; print

85. Northern Wairoa; print

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87. Transporting wool bales; print

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92. Niagra from 500 ft; print

93. Auckland Harbour; print

94. Auckland Harbour; print

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96. Fiji; print

97. Fiji; print

98. One of my guides on the brink of Ngauruhoe crater; print

99. [Ngauruhoe in eruption]; print

100. [Ngauruhoe crater]; print

101. [Geyser]; print

102. Village of … gumdiggers. The … background gives an idea of the dreary & long … of some of the gumlands.

103. [Two men holding pig]; print

104. Sunfield home; print

105. The pioneers (?) first home; print

106. [Cattle crossing water]; print

107. [Felled logs being transported over waterfall]; print

108. Bush felling showing use of ‘jigger’ board; print

109. [Regatta]; print

110. [Regatta]; print

111. [Regatta]; print

112. [Woman and two children in dinghy]; print

113. [Hospital ship]; print

114. [unidentified inlet]; print

115. [Ships in harbour]; print

116. [Boat]; print

117. A river of the Awaroa river, Whangape, on which the night ferrying episode (?) took place. The ‘dug-out’ native canoe seen in foreground is identical with the one I was prepared (?) to use later; print

118. [Boat on river]; print

119. [Boats]; print

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121. [Unidentified settlement]; print

122. [Unidentified parade with car decorated with Maori carvings]; print

123. [Maori women performing with poi]; print

124. [Man with spade]; print

125. [George Bourne (?) in the snow]; print

126. [Hut on rocky bank]; print

127. [Horse racing]; print

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129. Okere Falls or Keri Keri Falls

130. Whangarei Heads, (same photograph as PH-1976-6-202); print

131. [Trees]; print

133. [Ponga tree]; print

134. [Moon?]; print

135. [Portrait of unidentified man]; print

136. [Snow scene]; print

137. [Dead tree in landscape]; print

138. Replacing an old landmark with a new; print

139. [Village scene with snow]; print

140. [Seagulls in flight]; print

141. [River scene]; print

142. [Bush scene]; print

143. Lake Matheson showing Mt. Tasman & Cook; print

144. [Coastal scene]; print

145. Buller Gorge Road; print

146. [Hut, figures in snow]; print

147. [Surf casting]; print

148. [Mountain scene]; print

149. [Rock formations, Coastal scene]; print

150. [Rowboat scene]; print

151. [Sailing ship, rigged]; print

152. [Whaling Cook Bros, Whangamumu]; print

153. [Whaling Cook Bros, Whangamumu]; print

154. Wanganui River; print

155. [Man in oil skin at helm], manipulated photograph; print

156. [Soldier with horse]; print

157. [Four men camping]; print

158. Ohinemutu, Rotorua [Maori women wearing korowai (tasselled cloaks) outside Tamatekapua meeting house]; print

159. “Enjoying the joke” Weekly News 5 Apr 1906 [Two Maori boys wrapped in blankets]; print

160. Hokianga; print

161. [Cave scene]; print

162. [Rangitoto from Cheltenham beach]; print

163. The extinct volcano of Rangitoto, a striking landmark at entrance of Auckland Harbour, as seen from verandah of author’s home, Cheltenham Beach, Devonport]; print

164. [Houses and gardens]; print

165. [Huia towards Whatipu]; print

166. [Auckland Weekly News Tent with man stepping out of dinghy]; print

167. Mangroves, Opua; print

168. Mangroves, Opua; print

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171. [Woman holding baby]; print

172. [Two women and three children on lawn in front of house]; print

173. Ngaire Bourne at Walsh Bros., youngest seaplane passenger; print

174. What happened to Bourne. Thermal Regions; print

175. [Flying montage]; print

176. A long day at Kohimarama in the Auckland Harbour [Montage, four planes and a boat]; print

177. [Montage, people riding log over beam]; print

178. [Baby with moon]; print

179. [Two babies in a woven basket of a hot air balloon above city]; postcard

180. [Montage, people riding log over beam]; print

181. [Balloon]; print

182. A long day at Kohimarama in the Auckland Harbour [Montage, four planes and a boat]; postcard

183. Exit 1907 Enter (?) 1908; print

184. [Montage, fisherman riding trout]; print

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186. [Snapshot of five young Maori girls on sled]; print

187. [Baby with lilies montage], mounted on 1921 calendar

188. [Dragon fly montage with five foreground figures]; print

189. [Plane and moon montage]; print

190. [Photomontage of seaplane and moa over Auckland]; print mounted on card (outsize)

191. Photo club bag [Maori women playing golf]; print mounted on card

192. [Lions at the zoo]; print

193. Kohimararam (Mission Bay), circa 1912, print

194. Trevor Lloyd and family at holiday home, Titirangi; print

195. The guest sitting room of destroyed Govt. Hostel after Waimangu eruption; print

196. House boat on Wanganui river; print

197. Native regatta, Waikato River, Mercer; print

198. Mokau River; print

199. Looking out of dining room window of destroyed hostel at Waimangu this morning after eruption; print

200. Kauri bush workers camp; print

201. Tongaporutu (Wind of the southern flute) river; print

202. Whangarei Heads; print

203. A fine specimen of a kauri tree, Auckland; print

204. [Woman sitting on beach with umbrella; troopship above], photomontage; print

205. Steam holes of Ohinemutu, and Lake Rotorua; print

206. Bushmen at work in the demolition of a N.Z. forest; print

207. Waimangu geyser in mild eruption prior to the great blow-out; print

208. Hauling plant and loading skids in a kauri bush working, North Auckland; print

209. Cutting up a fallen kauri tree; print

210. Bringing in the season’s clip of wool to the railway; print

211. Terminal face of Franz Josef glacier; print

212. Typical N.Z. small-farm homestead; print

213. Bay of Islands; print

214. Frozen waterfall, Ruapehu mountain; print

215. Gum diggers at work, North Auckland; print

216. A boom of kauri logs, North Auckland; print

217. Road and river. Tongaporutu, Taranaki; print

218. Icicles on lower slopes of Ruapehu mountain; print

219. Flaxmill and its water power; print

220. Wairua Falls, North Auckland; print

221. Trout fishing on the Waikato River where it passes through the thermal region. Hereabouts a fisherman can frequently can cook his catch without moving from where it is caught.; print

222. Ski-ing on lower slopes of Ruapehu mountain; print

223. Drove of sheep on backlot road; print

224. Sheep on their way to market. Nelson-Buller Road; print

225. G. Bourne’s wife and family at his camp.; print

226. Lake Rotorua, Nelson; print

227. Coaching along the roadless East Coast, Gisborne; print

228. Off Cape Brett. North Auckland; print

229. Wairua Falls and river, North Auckland; print

230. Killing whales with harpoon gun. North Auckland; print

231. Lake Rotorua; print

232. Raglan Harbour; print

233. Waimangu Valley this morning after eruption; print

234. Bullock team bringing in a load of flax; print

235. [Maori performance group with spectators] (probably Lord Ranfurly’s visit, 1904]; print

236. Rangitoto beacon at entrance of Auckland Harbour; print

237. Beacon, Rangitoto; print

238. Digging up the semi-mineralised gum “nugget”. Note the … jacket arrangement on the digger left for draping the gum into as it comes to hand and the … on his back; print

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240. Rangitoto [Group on walking track]; print

241. [Woman and three men at Geyser]; print

242. [Landscape, unidentified location]; print

243. [Boiling the billy]; print

244. [Landscape, unidentified location]; print

245. [Canoe in rapids]; print

246. [Photograph from Walsh Bros. seaplane. Devonport.]

247. George Bourne [wearing suit and top hat], print (mounted)

248. Mrs Bourne [Annie] with baby at beach (probably George and Annie's daughter, Ngairie Evelyn Bourne), print

249. George Bourne (wearing korowai), print