JAPANESE CRUISERS IN NEW ZEALAND WATERS: OFFICERS OF THE FLAGSHIP ITSUKUSHIMA AT WELLINGTON. Back Kow: Mid...

NAVAL VISITORS TO NEW ZEALAND WATERS: THE JAPANESE TRAINING SQUADRON AT WELLINGTON

New Zealand soldiers supervising Japanese customs officers

New Zealand and Japanese officers at Featherston Camp : digital image

New Zealand officers on HMS Leander

Japanese language course, Wellington Polytechnic, New Zealand

A STATELY JAPANESE VISITOR TO NEW ZEALAND WATERS

Visit of the Japanese warships, Asama and Iwate, to Wellington, New Zealand

[View of Wellington Harbour with Japanese and New Zealand troopships in harbour]

Japanese warships visit New Zealand: the Iwate, one of the vessels, which is now at Wellington

THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT ENTERTAINS THE JAPANESE COMMANDER AND HIS OFFICERS: PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT PARLIAMEN...

Maori soldiers of 2 New Zealand Battalion at Camp Wellington, Japan

THE VISIT TO NEW ZEALAND OF JAPANESE WARSHIPS ON A TRAINING CRUISE: TWO VESSELS DUE AT WELLINGTON THIS WEEK

The Crown Prince and Princess of Japan at Government House, Wellington, New Zealand

Winston Churchill meeting New Zealand officers at Alamein, Egypt, during World War 2

Japanese participants in peace march, Wellington, New Zealand - Photograph taken by Greg King

Representatives at the New Zealand Chinese National Salvation Conference held in Wellington, 1937

New Zealand World War 2 soldiers on leave in Wellington

New Zealand soldier ready to board SS Captain Cook, Wellington

A Japanese Minister going fishing at Eastbourne, Wellington

rcvcntn" Host"' t'hoto JAPANESE TRAINING SHIP IN NEW ZEALAND WATERS.—The Shinloku Mam, maintained by the Jap...

New Zealand medical and dental officers at German prisoner of war camp Stalag 8B, Lamsdorf, Germany - Photog...

Evening Post" Photo. JAPANESE CRUISER TO VISIT. WELLINGTON.—The cruiser Asama, which is to visit Wellington ...

The visit of Japanese warships Iwate and Azuma to New Zealand: the officers of the Azuma

THE JAPANESE WARSHIP TRAINING-SHIP FOR YOUNG NAVAL OFFICERS, WHICH VISITED NEW ZEALAND IN JUNE, 1902