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The Auckland Civic Theatre was built in 1929 as the first purpose-built atmospheric cinema in New Zealand, designed to r... The Auckland Civic Theatre was built in 1929 as the first purpose-built atmosphe... The Auckland Civic Theatre was built in 1929 as the first purpose-built atmospheric cinema in New Ze...
The Old Government House on the University of Auckland's campus is a 19th century Italianate mansion that was formerly t... The Old Government House on the University of Auckland's campus is a 19th centur... The Old Government House on the University of Auckland's campus is a 19th century Italianate mansion...
Musick Point is on the promontory at the end of the Tamaki river and offers panoramic views of the Waitemata Harbour. Musick Point is on the promontory at the end of the Tamaki river and offers pano... Musick Point is on the promontory at the end of the Tamaki river and offers panoramic views of the W...
The Maritime Museum on Hobson Wharf traces New Zealand's maritime history from the first Polynesians who migrated here a... The Maritime Museum on Hobson Wharf traces New Zealand's maritime history from t... The Maritime Museum on Hobson Wharf traces New Zealand's maritime history from the first Polynesians...
The Dredge Driving Wheels on Freemans Bay are from the Whakarire dredger that was used on the Falcon Shoal of Wellington... The Dredge Driving Wheels on Freemans Bay are from the Whakarire dredger that wa... The Dredge Driving Wheels on Freemans Bay are from the Whakarire dredger that was used on the Falcon...
The Whittakers Music Museum on Waiheke Island displays a wide variety of musical instruments from around the world. The Whittakers Music Museum on Waiheke Island displays a wide variety of musical... The Whittakers Music Museum on Waiheke Island displays a wide variety of musical instruments from ar...