THE EMPEROR AND EMPRKSS OF JAPAN, COUNT SERGIUS WITTE, The Russian Peace Plenipotentiary. (Otago Witness, 0...

THE RUSSIAN CEUISER TEREK. (Otago Witness, 08 November 1905)

BARON KOMURA, The Japanese Peace Plenipotentiary, (Otago Witness, 06 September 1905)

AT THE GATES OF THE WEST: THE JAPANESE "KEY" TO THE RUSSIAN POSITION. A YOUNG NEW ZEALANDER (Otago Witness,...

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE "WAR: RUSSIAN CAVALRY ON THE MARCH IN MANCHURIA. (Otago Witness, 06 April 1904)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: A RUSSIAN GENERAL AND STAFF IN WINTER COSTUME AT MUKDEN. (Otago Witness, 23 March 1...

The Emperor of Japan

GABLE HEM.—" RUSSIAN" AND JAPANESE SCOUTS HATE MET WITHIN HAILING DISTANCE." (Otago Witness, 16 March 1904)

VIEW OF PORT ARTHUR, THE SCENE OF THE RECENT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN RUSSIA AND JAPAN (Otago Witness, 17 Fe...

THE CITY OF MOKPHO, KOREA, SHOWING THE JAPANESE SETTLEMENT AND POBT. (Otago Witness, 23 March 1904)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: TUG-OF-WAR. (Otago Witness, 11 May 1904)

THE LAST RIDE OF A JAPANESE SCOUT. (Otago Witness, 27 April 1904)

TWO EMPERORS AT TOKIO.—The Emperor of Japan and the Emperor of Manchukuo (nearest camera) on their way to a ...

THE EMPEROR MUTSU HITO, 12 1st EMPEROR OF JAPAN, AND HIS FAMILY

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: PROGRESS OF THE JAPANESE NAVY. (Otago Witness, 02 March 1904)

Ministers of the Two Nations, Japan and China, Settle the Peace Agreement

Stanford's map of the empires of China and Japan : with the adjacent parts of the Russian Empire, ...

Imperial songs being poems by T.M. The Emperor and Empress of Japan, the crown prince and princess...

ADMIRAL TOGO: A MEMENTO OF THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR. (Otago Witness, 18 September 1907)

EU/Japan Summit: Imperial Audience with the Emperor of Japan

Emperor of Japan dying ._x000D_ The

THE EMPEROR OF JAPAN IN FIELD DRESS

BARON OKU, In command of the Second Japanese Army Corp*. (Otago Witness, 03 August 1904)

A SHOW OP CHRYSANTHEMUMS (CUT) OF THE JAPANESE VARIETIES. (Otago Witness, 14 May 1902)

Mikasa. Shikishima. Asahi. TYPES OF THE JAPANESE FLEET. (Otago Witness, 17 February 1904)