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File:Papawai1897.jpg

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Description Maori group in the porch at the opening of the large two-storied Parliament house of the Kotahitanga movement at Pāpāwai, Greytown, New Zealand; Richard John Seddon stands to the left of the group. 1897. Pāpāwai was the seat of the Maori Parliament in the 1890s; it later fell into disrepair in the years following World War One.
Date 1897
Source Alexander Turnbull Library, Reference Number PAColl-1892-77
Author Keedwell, Ruby :Photograph albums of Wellington and the Wairarapa of the 1880s to 1900.
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