Geisha play.ng on the Japanese equivalent for cymbals. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 May 1904)

A Japanese Belle, (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 April 1904)

A Japanese boat. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 July 1904)

Japanese Dcs'rovcr, Usukamo. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 March 1904)

An ideal Japanese beauty. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 June 1904)

The Girls of Japan. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 October 1904)

A Japanese Postman (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 April 1904)

A. country road in Japan. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 June 1904)

Japanese Girls playing a favourite Game. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 October 1904)

A Japanese Girl reading a Love Letter. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 October 1904)

Japanese Destroyers going into action. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 August 1905)

Japanese Armoured Cruiser "Asamo," 9,750 tons, 18 guns. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 November 1902)

Japanese Cruiser "Takasago/' 4,160 tons, 12 guns. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 November 1902)

SPRING BLOSSOMS AMONG THE HILLS (From a Japanese Painting on Silk) (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 Ju...

The "Sphere." The Japanese Entry into Port Arthur, January 13. (New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, 01 June 19...

['New Java', the cover of a pro-Japanese magazine. NI 901]

JAPANESE WRESTLERS AND UMPIRE (Otago Witness, 04 May 1904)

A Japanese Seaman's brave deed on the voyage to Vladivostok. (See page 326.) (New Zealand Illustrated Magazi...

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: THE LATEST MILITARY TOURNAMENT, (Otago Witness, 11 May 1904)

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

JAPANESE PATRIOTISM IN AMERICA- VOLUNTEERS RETURNING HOME FOR ACTIVE SETtVICE (Otago Witness, 01 June 1904)

[untitled figure] - The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 9, Issue 3 (June 1, 1934.)

[untitled figure] - The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 9, Issue 3 (June 1, 1934.)

Unidentified Japanese accountants, with Japanese doll in glass case, gift for New Zealand accountants

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