William_Massey_&_Joseph_Ward_arriving_in_Boulogne,_1918_(19130690381).jpg
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Description William Massey & Joseph Ward arriving in Boulogne, 1918 (19130690381).jpg |
On 29 June 1918, Prime Minister William Massey and Deputy Prime Minister Sir Joseph Ward began a visit to New Zealand troops in France. The two leaders and their ministerial advisors travelled to Boulogne aboard the ship ‘Princess Victoria’. This photo shows them on their arrival, being greeted by naval and military personnel. Taken by the Official NZEF photographer Henry Armytage Sanders, this photo is part of what is referred to as the H series. The H series is a collection of official First World War photographs now freely available for anyone to download and use. For more information about the photographs see: ww100.govt.nz/photographing-new-zealanders-at-war Reference ACGO 8398 IA76/7/13 H672 (R24204010) www.archway.archives.govt.nz/ViewFullItem.do?code=24204010 For further information please email [email protected] For updates on our On This Day series and news from Archives New Zealand, follow us on Twitter Material from Archives New Zealand |
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18 February 2016