Senior New Zealand officers photographed by L C M S Amery, British Secretary of State for India, in Italy, W...

Hon L C M S Amery, British Secretary of State for India, with senior New Zealand officers in Italy, World Wa...

British Secretary of State for India, Hon L C M S Amery, talking with New Zealand officers in Italy, World W...

Hon L C M S Amery, British Secretary of State for India, with Major General Weir, Italy, World War II - Phot...

British Secretary of State for India, Hon L C M S Amery, with Colonel Fisher leaving 1 NZGH in Italy, World ...

Senior British officers visiting HQ 2 NZ Division, Italy - Photograph taken by George Kaye

Senior officers on board transport en route to Italy, World War II

Officers of the New Zealand Forestry Unit in southern Italy, World War II - Photograph taken by M D Elias

Prime Minister Peter Fraser having afternoon tea with senior officers in the Volturno Valley area, Italy, Wo...

Senior officers at 46 Battery gala day near Arce, Italy, World War II - Photograph taken by George Kaye

Senior officers and nursing staff attending funeral of Sister A S Crampton at 3 NZ General Hospital, Italy, ...

Officers of the New Zealand Artillery near Arce, Italy, World War II - Photograph taken by George Bull

New Zealand anti aircraft gun and crew photographed at dusk near Sora, Italy, World War II - Photograph take...

Group of officers of the New Zealand Divisional Ordnance in Italy, World War II - Photograph taken by George...

M Shrimpton and W Thessman in front of their bivvy in bush similar to New Zealand, Italy, World War II - Pho...

Officers and men of 4 New Zealand Armoured Brigade lined up on ceremonial parade in Volturno Valley, Italy, ...

New Zealand provost, W G Barclay, on point duty at Aquafondata, Italy, World War II - Photograph taken by Ge...

War correspondents updated by Captain Geoffrey Cox as New Zealand Division nears Florence, Italy, in World W...

The country trade East-India pilot, for the navigation of the East-Indies and oriental seas, within the limits of the East-India Company, extending from the Cape of Good Hope to China, New Holland and New Zeeland, with the Red Sea, Gulf of Persia, Bay of Bengal, and China Seas / chiefly composed from actual surveys and draughts communicated by experienced officers of the East-India Company, and from the Neptune oriental by M. d'Apres de Mannevillette