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Tracey and Barbara Doughty outside Hemi Pepene's whare (cottage) and potaka (storehouse) at the Howick Historical Village.; La Roche, Alan; 2009; 2020.96.07 Tracey and Barbara Doughty outside Hemi Pepene's whare (cottage) and potaka (storehouse) at the Howick Historical Village.; La Roche, Alan; 2009; 2020.96.06 Hemi Pepene's whare (cottage) at the Howick Historical Village, showing the raupo roof partly covered with iron.; La Roche, Alan; December 2000; 2020.96.05 Hemi Pepene's whare (cottage) at the Howick Historical Village, showing the thatched roof and iron.; La Roche, Alan; December 2000; 2020.96.04 Hemi Pepene's whare (cottage) at the Howick Historical Village, showing the roof structure in place..; La Roche, Alan; December 2000; 2020.96.03 Hemi Pepene's whare (cottage) at the Howick Historical Village, showing the foundarions and structure in place..; La Roche, Alan; December 2000; 2020.96.02 Hemi Pepene's whare (cottage) at the Howick Historical Village, showing the foundarions and structure in place..; La Roche, Alan; December 2000; 2020.96.01 A display of gowns in Puhinui at HHV.; La Roche, Alan; 2003; 2019.229.08 A display of gowns in Puhinui at HHV.; La Roche, Alan; 2003; 2019.229.07 A display of gowns in Puhinui at HHV.; La Roche, Alan; 2003; 2019.229.06 A display of gowns in Puhinui at HHV.; La Roche, Alan; 2003; 2019.229.05 A display of gowns in Puhinui at HHV.; La Roche, Alan; 2003; 2019.229.04

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