[oliver, richard aldworth] 1811-1889:[a korero; te rangihaeata addressing the governor-in-chief (sir george grey) at waikanae, 1851]
reference number: c-054-018
shows sir george grey, seated, te rangihaeata with outstretched arm, groups of maori, house on hill on right, middle distance
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1 image, categorised under landscapes and watercolours, related to d te rangihaeata, sir george grey, richard aldworth oliver, jonathan grant galleries, waikanae, tararua range, otaki, ngati raukawa ki te tonga, ngati toa, te ati awa ki waikanae, horses, maori - orators, maori - social life and customs, dwellings, maori - clothing and cabbage trees. Part of:
[oliver, richard aldworth] 1811-1889:[a korero; te rangihaeata addressing the governor-in-chief (sir george grey) at waikanae, 1851], reference number c-054-018 (1 digitised items)
extent: 1 watercolour(s)watercolour & pencil 368 x 540 mm. Horizontal imagesingle art work
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inscriptions: inscribed - verso - eloquence is as much valued by these people as by more educated races. Upon this occassion the governor in chief (sir george grey) was addressed by te rangihaeta [sic] who if not so eloquent was highly energetic. His forte lay more in the field than the council while te rauperaha [sic] was famous for his oratory. This scene took place at waikeni [sic] near cooks strait 1851 g c s o 1929 [?]; verso - mr g c s oliver, the croft, manton, oakham, rutland, england
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