Hawkins, William Webster, 1842-1918 :A delicious bush-track we traversed in pursuit of surveyors' pegs, where the horses sank ... over their fetlocks and the marks of where the River Ruamahanga in floods had been, were on the trees about level with our he
Reference Number: E-370-009-2
Three men on horseback, including the artist and probably Mr Valentine Smith and a surveyor, on a bush track, viewing signs of earlier floods above their heads. The track is formed from cleared bush, with tree stumps at their feet.
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1 image, categorised under Ink drawings, related to William Webster Hawkins, John Valentine Smith, Lansdowne Station (Wairarapa), Ruamahanga River, Floods - New Zealand - Wellington Region, Horses - New Zealand - Wellington Region, Pastoral runs - New Zealand - Wellington Region, Farmers, Clearing of land - New Zealand - Wellington Region and Surveyors.
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Hawkins, William Webster b. 1842 :Illustrations of New Zealand 1865?-1867, Reference Number E-370 (9 digitised items)
Extent: 1 drawing(s)Ink, 120 x 205 mm. Art works
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