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First government settlement on the Waitemata River, 1st October 1840. No II.
Margin below image in ink in Dr Hocken’s hand: First government settlement on the Waitemata River, 1st October 1840 T.M. Hocken; margin above image in ink: No II; note in ink: [Continued from No I] … the Customs (later at Port Chalmers) & Mr…
Government House, Auckland, N-W view. No III.
On mount in ink in Dr Hockenís hand: Government House, Auckland, NW view T.M. Hocken; margin above image in ink: No III; on mount in ink in Dr Hockenís hand: These four most interesting sketches are copied from Mrs Hobsonís Album. The originals…
Map of Auckland Isthmus & Harbour.
Verso in ink: [place names] 47 [title]
Towards Auckland 6.
Lower left (l.l.): [title]; l.r.: McCahon Jan 54
French Bay - night fishing.
Two editions of 30; one on white paper, one on blue. Ron Brownson suggested title: Night Fishing French Bay.
New-Zealand festival. Day & Haghe, Lith.rs to the Queen, London.
Printed key: Mount Hobson. Mount Eden, the land for miles round these two mountains have been purchased by Europeans from the Natives and being excellent soil it promises to be covered with farms in twelve or eighteen months. Captain Scotts farm. The…
Auckland '67.
Lower right (l.r.) in pencil: JMP
Leaving Auckland Harbour.
Date from flag indicating ownership.
View of Auckland New Zealand from the crater of Mount Eden. Plate 2.
Margin in ink: T.M. Hocken; label in ink in Dr Hocken’s hand: Mount Eden - Maungawhau - called after Lord Auckland’s family name, is about 700 feet in height & about two miles distant from the city. The crater is about 200 yards in diameter & 60…
View of Auckland, New Zealand from the lake on the North Shore. Plate 3.
Margin in ink: T.M. Hocken; label in ink in Dr Hocken’s hand: The North Shore is now connected with Auckland by a frequent steam service. Lake Takapuna is one of the most picturesque spots near Auckland. The Maoris had a tradition that it was…
View from the ranges overlooking the entrance to the Manukau harbour, Auckland. Plate 6.
Margin in ink: T.M. Hocken; label: Na Te Hakena Tenei Tiki.
View of the Frith of the Thames, Waitemata, Tamaki and Gulf of Hauraki from the Howick Ranges. Plate 4.
Margin in ink: T.M. Hocken; label: Na Te Hakena Tenei Tiki.
Auckland in February 1844.
Incised through image: [numerals 1 - 33]; label on stone: [key]
[View of Auckland.]
Through image in ink in unknown hand: Seccomb’s Brewery, Outhwaite’s Carleton Gore, Bishopscourt, St Marys, Capt Cook Htl, Dr Kinder, Motu Tapu, Ch. of England Grammar School, Okahu P.t, Waihiki, Motu Ihi; u.l. in pencil in unknown hand: Royal…
City of Auckland. The capital of New Zealand.
[Dedicated to the Right Hon. Lord Stanley. N.B. The objects immediately over the figures are those indicated]. Clark & C.o. Colonial Booksellers, 20, Fenchurch Street. [31st March 1843].
No 1. Auckland, New Zealand, from Hobson Street south.
Margin below image in ink: T.M. Hocken.
No 2. Auckland, New Zealand, from Smale
Margin below image in ink: T.M. Hocken.
No 3. Auckland, New Zealand, from Britomart Barrack.
Margin below image in ink: T.M. Hocken; verso in pencil: No 1.
No 4. Auckland, New Zealand, from the new wharf.
Margin below image in ink: T.M. Hocken.
The cemetery at Auckland.
Verso in pencil: Supposed to be taken from Barstow Hall [pencil sketch of house & hills]; in ink: 25; on mount in ink: The cemetery at Auckland; in pencil: Graves of Commodore Burnett H.M.S. Orpheus. Captain Mercer C. Batty 4B de RA
Fort Britomart. Auckland.
Centre right (c.r.) with brush: EAW; l.l. in pencil: Fort Britomart Auckland Aug.t 3 64
Ngahinapouri on the Waipa.
Margin below image in pencil: Ngahinapouri on the Waipa; margin below image in iron gall ink: [page of Diary]; margin left of image in iron gall ink: [page of Diary]; l.r. in pencil: 85; watermark: [crown & anchor].