Water transport was important on the Coromandel Peninsula until the 1920s, as roads were poor or non-existent. These travellers are using a ferry which possibly crosses the harbour to an area known today as Ferry Landing.
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Alexander Turnbull Library, William Archer Price Collection (PAColl-3057)
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Photograph by William Archer Price
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