Plate 63 : Geothermal Power : Excess Steam Rising From Some Of The Many Bores At The Geothermal Power Project At Wairakei.

Plate 46 : Timber Mill : Kahikatea Logs Ready For Milling At Fletcher’s Mill, Ngongotaha.

Plate 40 : Onions : Maori Workers On Tom Russell’s Property, Pukekohe, Preparing A Freshly Harvested Crop Of “Pukekohe Long Keeper” Onions For Export To Japan.

Plate 31 : Raspberries : Mrs Caroline Karaitia Of Masterton Raspberry Picking On The Property Of G. E. Gray, Greytown.

Plate 24 : Cheese : Kiwi Te Awhe At Work In The Curing At Kai Iwiw Co-op. Dairy Co.

Te Wairoa Falls, Cascade Down The Edge Of A Broad Shelf Which Is Te Wairoa, The Buried Village, Entombed When Mt Tarawera, At The Far End Of Nearby Lake Tarawera, Exploded In 1886.  The Forest Regenerated, The Village Did Not.

Pania Of The Reef : Napier

Kawakawa Bay, It Typical Of The Coastal Scenery In The Vicinity Of East Cape.  The Name Is A Pointer To The Original Homeland Of The Maori Race.  In Full, It Is Te Kawakawa-Mai-Tawhiti, Which Indicates The Name Came From Tahiti.

Tourist Series No. 27

Maori Girls : Rotorua

Ohinemutu, A Maori Village, Lies On A Promontory On Lake Rotorua Just North Of The City.  It Was Once The Principal Maori Settlement On The Lake.

“Te Takinga”, Maori Meeting-house : Mourea, Rotorua