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Edward Payton

Name
Edward Payton
Date of birth
1859
Date of death
1944
Nationality
New Zealander
Biography
Artist. Inaugural director, E. W. Payton, of Elam since 1890.

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In old Mechanics Bay
In old Mechanics Bay

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In old Mechanics Bay

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Wynyard Pier
Wynyard Pier

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Wynyard Pier

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Signal Station, Devonport
Signal Station, Devonport

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Signal Station, Devonport

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Auckland Harbour from Mt Victoria
Auckland Harbour from Mt Victoria

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Auckland Harbour from Mt Victoria

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Auckland Public Library and Art Gallery
Auckland Public Library and Art Gallery

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Auckland Public Library and Art Gallery

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Orakei, Auckland
Orakei, Auckland

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Orakei, Auckland

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Old Devonport Wharf
Old Devonport Wharf

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Old Devonport Wharf

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Old Saint John's College
Old Saint John's College

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Old Saint John's College

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Tarawera Mountain and Lake
Tarawera Mountain and Lake

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Tarawera Mountain and Lake

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The Okere Rapids, Rotorua
The Okere Rapids, Rotorua

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The Okere Rapids, Rotorua

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