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Watercolour, New Zealand c.1866

Watercolour of the Te Papa cemetery at Tauranga, New Zealand, 1866. This watercolour was painted by Lieutenant William Kay, who served with the 68th Light Infantry in New Zealand during the Second Maori War, 1864-66. The British soldiers killed at the battles of Gate Pah and Te Ranga in 1864 were buried in this small cemetery. Acc No: 419

Date:

1866-1866

Item Type:

photograph

Reference:

419

Watercolour, New Zealand c.1866 is an object from the Durham Light Infantry (DLI) Collection.

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