Scenes of spectators and dance performances during Waitangi Day celebrations at Okains Bay. Frames five and six are of The Star's production manager, Mr Brian Butts, demonstrating a 1912 Linotype...
Frames one and two are of Pop Brown from the Chatham Islands Tewhatumanawa Culture Club, preparing a Hāngi at the QEII Fun Day for Waitangi Day. Frame three is of a person preparing potatoes for the...
Scenes of a hula performance by the Rarotongan Dance Troup and of spectators during Waitangi Day celebrations at Okains Bay.
Scenes of activities during Waitangi Day celebrations at Okains Bay. Frames one to three are of a cultural performance in front of the marae. Frames four and five are of the Rev Poai Manahi greeting...
Waitangi Day commemorates the signing on 6 February 1840 of the Treaty of Waitangi. Waitangi Day became a nationwide public holiday in 1974. Commemorations are often held at Okains Bay and Ōnuku Marae...
People watching the launch of a waka at Okains Bay on Waitangi Day.
People in the swimming pool at Queen Elizabeth II Park.
View of Lyttelton Harbour from Canterbury Street.
Cook Island dance troupe dancing for Waitangi celebrations at Okain’s Bay Museum, Banks Peninsula, 6th February 1981.
Audience in the grounds of Okains Bay Museum on Waitangi Day.
A group of students with their tutor Mrs Marina Hughes (centre) to mark the launch of a new course at Christchurch Polytechnic especially designed for Māori young people to develop management skills.
Scenes of activities during Waitangi Day celebrations at Okains Bay. Frames one to three are of a historic Māori sailing canoe on display. Frames four to six are of Māori carver, Mr John Rua carving...
Competitors in the Waitangi Day regatta with HMNZS Kiwi.
Waitangi Day protesters
The Governor General, Paul Reeves, with John Panirau and Henry Robinson, at Waitangi Day celebrations, Okains Bay.
A party of officials, headed by Governor General Paul Reeves, listen to speeches at the Okains Bay Waitangi Day celebrations.
A protester burns the New Zealand flag at Okains Bay Waitangi Day celebrations.
The Governor General's representative, Mr Hapi Winiata, an elder of the Northern Te Arawa tribe, addresses the crowd at the Okains Bay Waitangi Day celebrations.
Waitangi Day commemorations
Pupils of Te Waipounamu Girls' College, Christchurch, sing welcome songs to the visitors at the Okains Bay Waitangi Day commemorations.
Pop Brown from the Chatham Islands Tewhatumanawa Culture Club with a hangi at Queen Elizabeth II Park on Waitangi Day.
John Rua carving at the Okains Bay Waitangi Day celebrations.
Rarotongan Dance Troupe performing at Okains Bay for Waitangi Day celebrations.
A sailing canoe on display at Okains Bay museum for Waitangi Day.