Arrival of Japanese warships at Auckland: the two vessels, the Iwate in the lead and the Azuma in the distan...

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

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

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

The pleasures of New Zealand's thermal regions: officers and cadets of the Japanese warships Iwate and Azuma...

THE JAPANESE WARSHIP IWATE, WHICH ARRIED AT WELLINGTON LAST WEEK

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

Japanese warship,'Iwate', in Wellington

THE JAPANESE WARSHIP KON-GO IN AUCKLAND HARBOUR

The officers of the Japanese warship Iwate

The midshipmen of the Japanese warship Iwate

The Japanese warship 'Hiyei' in Auckland harbour, June 1902

The Japanese warship 'Kongo' in Auckland harbour, June 1902

Awaiting the arrival of Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka at Parliament

Autographed photograph of the two Japanese athletes who arrived in Auckland, yesterday afternoon for a tour ...

The officers and the staff of the Japanese warship Iwate

Japanese flag and aerial contraption at the Boy Scout Jamboree at Auckland

THE JAPANESE ARMOURED CRUISER ASAMA, ONE OF THE FINEST VESSELS IN THE JAPANESE NAVY

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

A Japanese cherry tree in blossom in the grounds of Mr Mitchelson, Remuera, Auckland

On February 9th Our Fleet Instantly Sank Two Russian Warships, the Varyag and Korietz, at the Harbor of Incheon

Russia's Baltic Fleet in Eastern Waters: Some of the Warships ??? Will encounter the Japanese in the impendi...

Entertaining the visitors on board the Japanese warships at Wellington: a model Japanese national park fitte...

TWO WARSHIPS OF THE JAPANESE TRAINING SQUADRON CONCLUDE THEIR NEW ZEALAND VISIT WITH A THREE-DAYS' STAY AT A...

Wellington's hospitality to the recent Japanese visitors: the sailors of the Japanese warships being enterta...