Rev G.H. McNeur at Macetown With Three Chinese Gold Miners

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StatusDigitised Last edited by: Andrew Smith

Digitised?Yes Last edited by: Andrew Smith

Location IDNg-FS.1-32 Last edited by: Andrew Smith

TitleRev G.H. McNeur at Macetown With Three Chinese Gold Miners Last edited by: Andrew Smith

DescriptionRev G.H. McNeur at Macetown with three Chinese gold miners standing in front of a rural, stone, dwelling with a cloth and wood roof.

Publication: "Windows on a Chinese Past - Vol. 2", by James Ng, pub. Nov. 1995. Image on page 159.

Caption from book: "McNeur at Macetown with (from left) Chau Lai, Gong Kai, Lau Wa Duk. Chau, 65, was a Ballarat veteran. Lau, named 'Elegant Virtue' by Don and the owner of the dwelling, was unable to persuade the only other Chinese at Macetown to be photographed. [Don, 1900-01 tour, Kirkland Collection]" Last edited by: Andrew Smith

TypeBlack & white negative Last edited by: Andrew Smith

Dimensions35mm x 24mm Last edited by: Andrew Smith

Date Createdc. 1900 Last edited by: Andrew Smith

CreatorDon, Alexander Rev Last edited by: Andrew Smith

SubjectPortraits - Group Last edited by: Andrew Smith

Gold Mining-Buildings-Dwellings Last edited by: Andrew Smith

Gold Mining-Central Otago-Rural Landscape Last edited by: Andrew Smith

Chinese Gold Mining Last edited by: Andrew Smith

SourceEva and James Ng Last edited by: Andrew Smith

Accession No42018/73/5/2 Last edited by: Andrew Smith

CollectionEva and James Ng Photographic Collection Last edited by: Andrew Smith

NoteImage from positive, black and white filmstrip. Last edited by: Andrew Smith

Recollect CollectionNew Zealand Chinese Collection Last edited by: Andrew Smith

AcknowledgementThank you to the New Zealand Lotteries Commission and the Synod of Otago and Southland for together providing funding to digitise these images. Last edited by: Andrew Smith

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Rev G.H. McNeur at Macetown With Three Chinese Gold Miners