THE LATEST SOUTH POLAR EXPEDITION: LEADERS OF THE JAPANESE PARTY AT WELLINGTON

JAPANESE POLE-SEEKERS: LEADERS OF THE EXPEDITION ON BOARD THE KAINAN MARU AT WELLINGTON

Japan makes a bid for the South Pole- Antarctic expedition at Wellington

BACK FROM ANTARCTICA: THE JAPANESE EXPEDITION UNEXPECTEDLY RETURNS TO WELLINGTON

THE SHIP IN WHICH THE JAPANESE EXPLORERS ARE JOURNEYING TO ANTARCTICA: THE KAINAN MARU, AT WELLINGTON

Members of the Japanese Antarctic expedition, 1911

Members of the Japanese Antarctic expedition, 1911

Members of the Japanese expedition to Antarctica

Members of the Japanese Trade Mission at the St. George Hotel, Wellington

A map of South China, scene of the latest military operations by the Japanese. , (Evening Post, 13 October 1...

THE LATEST ADDITION TO THE JAPANESE NEVY: THE LAUNCH OF THE BATTLESHIP KATORI, AT BARROW, ENGLAND

Sailing ship Kainan Maru, Wellington Harbour, during Japans first expedition to Antarctica - Photograph take...

Unidentified Japanese guests, at the opening of Madame Butterfly, Opera House, Wellington

Unidentified Japanese guests, at the opening of Madame Butterfly, Opera House, Wellington

Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition Party Preparing to Cross Vanda Moat

SOME OF THE JAPANESE DANCERS AT THE RECENT BAZAAR IN ST. MARK'S SCHOOLROOM, WELLINGTON —Hardie^Shaw, Photo....

THE JAPANESE WARSHIP IWATE, WHICH ARRIED AT WELLINGTON LAST WEEK

THE DECK OF THE JAPANESE ANTARCTIC EXPLORATIONSHIP: THE FORECASTLE OF THE KAINAN MARU

MUSCULAR EXPONENTS OF JAPANESE NATIONAL SPORTS ENTERTAIN VISITORS TO THE WARSHIPS AT WELLINGTON

GENERAL KUROKI, ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL LEADERS OF THE JAPANESE ARMY

Future brawl of Japan._x000D_ The latest

Interior of the official residence of the Japanese Ambassador in Wellington with unidentified Japanese women...

THE JAPANESE TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER ASASHIO. One of the latest and fastest vessels in the Japanese navy, cap...

A striking display on one of the Japanese warships while at Wellington: a model Japanese country residence

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