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Digitised?YesIDNg-FS.1-50TitleMud-Plastered Rock Home In Potters GullyDescriptionThree men outside of a mud-plastered, stone home in Potters Gully. One man standing to the left of the front door is Lee Yin. Gun (Kan) Ying Gee is seated, and Rev George McNeur is standing on the right.
Publication: "Windows on a Chinese Past - Vol. 2", by James Ng, pub. Nov. 1995. Image on page 161.
Caption from book: "The home of mud-plastered schist, with canvas or sacking roof, of Lee Yin (left) and Gun (Kan) Ying Gee (seated) in Potters Fully in the Carrick Range. George McNeur on the right. Gun, known to Don as "Blossoming Wisdom'. refused to go to market gardening in Dunedin, 'as I am good at spending and could not save money there. [Don, 1900-01 tour, Kirkland collections]"
Duplicate: Ng-FS.1-139 and Ng-FS.1-140TypeBlack & white negativeDimensions24mm x 35mmDate Createdc. 1900CreatorDon, Alexander RevSubjectPortraits - GroupGold Mining-Buildings-DwellingsChinese Gold MiningSourceEva and James NgAccession No2018/73/5/2CollectionEva and James Ng Photographic CollectionNoteImage from positive, black and white filmstrip.Recollect CollectionNew Zealand Chinese CollectionAcknowledgementThank you to the New Zealand Lotteries Commission and the Synod of Otago and Southland for together providing funding to digitise these images.
Digitised?YesIDNg-FS.1-50TitleMud-Plastered Rock Home In Potters GullyDescriptionThree men outside of a mud-plastered, stone home in Potters Gully. One man standing to the left of the front door is Lee Yin. Gun (Kan) Ying Gee is seated, and Rev George McNeur is standing on the right. Publication: "Windows on a Chinese Past - Vol. 2", by James Ng, pub. Nov. 1995. Image on page 161.
Caption from book: "The home of mud-plastered schist, with canvas or sacking roof, of Lee Yin (left) and Gun (Kan) Ying Gee (seated) in Potters Fully in the Carrick Range. George McNeur on the right. Gun, known to Don as "Blossoming Wisdom'. refused to go to market gardening in Dunedin, 'as I am good at spending and could not save money there. [Don, 1900-01 tour, Kirkland collections]"
Duplicate: Ng-FS.1-139 and Ng-FS.1-140
TypeBlack & white negativeDimensions24mm x 35mmDate Createdc. 1900CreatorDon, Alexander RevSubjectPortraits - GroupGold Mining-Buildings-DwellingsChinese Gold MiningSourceEva and James NgAccession No2018/73/5/2CollectionEva and James Ng Photographic CollectionNoteImage from positive, black and white filmstrip.Recollect CollectionNew Zealand Chinese CollectionAcknowledgementThank you to the New Zealand Lotteries Commission and the Synod of Otago and Southland for together providing funding to digitise these images.Click on the image to add
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Don, Alexander Rev, Mud-Plastered Sone Home In Potters Gully. Presbyterian Research Centre, accessed 29/05/2026, https://pcanzarchives.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/127561
