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In the 1890s there was increased ethnic diversity in New Zealand with the arrival of Dalmatians (Croatians) on the Northland kauri gumfields, and of some Lebanese, particularly in Dunedin. Here, members of the city’s Lebanese community celebrate a wedding.
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