Tauranga Harbour Board inspecting report, 1960

Date11 November 1960Reference NumberPhoto gca-074DescriptionThe chairman of the Tauranga Harbour Board, Mr N. B. Hunt (right) and the Mayor of Mount Maunganui, Mr A. R. Harris (centre) inspecting the colourful annual report of the Melbourne Harbour Trust shown to them by Mr V. G. Swanson, chairman of the Melbourne Harbour Trust Commission. Mr Swanson arrived by air in Tauranga yesterday morning on his way to the N.Z. Harbour Boards’ conference at Gisborne.FormatNegativePhysical Description6x6cm cellulose triacetate black and white negativeSource of AcquisitionGifford-Cross Donation, 1992Photographer/CreatorBay of Plenty Times

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LocationTauranga, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand

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Any use for commercial purposes requires copyright clearance from NZME, and a licence fee may apply.LicenseCC BY-NC 4.0AcknowledgementTe Ao Mārama - Tauranga City Libraries Photo gca-074

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OrganisationsTauranga Harbour BoardPart of Photograph Series1960 - Gifford-Cross Photographic Series

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Previously Known asBOPT Ref: 1570. Harbour Board annual reportSource of ContributionLibrary collection

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