Sir Bernard and Lady Fergusson in a basket

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Sir Bernard and Lady Fergusson in a basket

Description:: The Governor General Sir Bernard Fergusson, Lady Fergusson and their son Geordie being landed on Raoul Island in a large basket suspended from a boom. Photographed by an Evening Post staff photographer on the 20th of April 1964. Sir Bernard Fergusson and his family were making a state tour of the pacific Islands. Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s). Physical Description: Film negative, 9 x...
Display date:: 20th April 1964
Location:: Raoul Island
Format:: Item
Collections:: TAPUHI
Content partner:: Alexander Turnbull Library
Availability:: Not specified

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