MAKE A MEME View Large Image The front of the postcard shows maps of New Zealand on the left and Britain on the right, superimposed on a photograph of a steamship. At the top left is a photographic portrait of the Maori guide, Maggie Papakura, saying "Kia ...
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Keywords: The front of the postcard shows maps of New Zealand on the left and Britain on the right, superimposed on a photograph of a steamship. At the top left is a photographic portrait of the Maori guide, Maggie Papakura, saying "Kia ora", and at top centre is an inset photograph of a man's and woman's hands clasped in greeting. The border is of handcoloured daisies, roses and chrysanthemums. The verso contains a handwritten Christmas and New Year message to J and R Robinson of Bradford, Yorkshire, from Lilian Briggs and Ida Lilian Robinson. The card may date to around 1911, the year when Maggie Papakura first performed in England. Quantity: 1 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on postcard.. Physical Description: Photograph, on postcard 86 x 136 mm. [Postcard]. Kia Ora. Our hearts in Maoriland today ... F.T. series No. G 166. Protected. New Zealand postcard (carte postale). Made in England [ca 1911].. Ref: Eph-POSTCARD-Hearts-and-Minds-04. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. natlib.govt.nz/records/22801988 The front of the postcard shows maps of New Zealand on the left and Britain on the right, superimposed on a photograph of a steamship. At the top left is a photographic portrait of the Maori guide, Maggie Papakura, saying "Kia ora", and at top centre is an inset photograph of a man's and woman's hands clasped in greeting. The border is of handcoloured daisies, roses and chrysanthemums. The verso contains a handwritten Christmas and New Year message to J and R Robinson of Bradford, Yorkshire, from Lilian Briggs and Ida Lilian Robinson. The card may date to around 1911, the year when Maggie Papakura first performed in England. Quantity: 1 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on postcard.. Physical Description: Photograph, on postcard 86 x 136 mm. [Postcard]. Kia Ora. Our hearts in Maoriland today ... F.T. series No. G 166. Protected. New Zealand postcard (carte postale). Made in England [ca 1911].. Ref: Eph-POSTCARD-Hearts-and-Minds-04. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. natlib.govt.nz/records/22801988
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