DescriptionSir George Grey at Mansion House, photograph by D L Mundy.jpg
English: Sir George Grey and Annie Thorne George, Mansion House, Kawau Island. Photograph Album Collection no. 88, Sir George Grey Special Collections, Auckland City Libraries
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vers 1870-1871
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