Frederick Revans Chapman
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Lawyer, judge, ethnologist.

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Fig. 185.—C. D. Barraud, Esq. — Photo by courtesy Sir F. R. Chapman Fig. 197.—Mrs. H. S. Chapman. — By courtesy Sir F. R. Chapman] — (See p. 339.) Fig. 211.—Sir James Hector, M.P., K.C.M.G., F.R.S. — By courtesy Sir F. R. Chapman] Fig. 241.—In 1844–5, money became so scarce that it was found necessary by the Government to resort — to the issue of Debentures, and these printed pieces of paper were accepted by the settlers as currency until — after the arrival of Captain Grey as Governor. — Specimens of some of these are in the possession of Sir F. R. Chapman. — Blocks for shilling and sixpence respectively were made by Mr. J. H. Marriott. The latter were shaped — like a fish Fig. 307.—Foundation Members of the N.Z. Geographic Advisory Board, founded in 1924. — The names are (sitting): Mr. W. T. Neill, late Surveyor-General of N.Z. and representative for N.Z. of — the Royal Geographical Society, London; The Venerable Archdeacon Herbert Williams (Gisborne); and — Mr. Elsdon Best, F.N.Z.I., ethnologist; (Standing): Mr. Louis E. Ward, clerk-draughtsman. Lands and — Survey Department (Hon. Sec.); Sir Frederick Chapman (Knight Bachelor); Mr. Johannes C. Andersen, — F.N.Z.I. (Alexander Turnbull Library); and Mr. Maurice Crompton-Smith (Secretary to the — Surveyors' Board) Fig. 36—Key Map of Lambton Harbour, drawn by Mr. W. G. Harding from the original in — Sir F. R. Chapman's possession Fig. 98.—Homewood, Karori, 1849. The residence of Mr. Justice H. S. Chapman, and birthplace of — Ernest, Arthur, Catherine, and Sir F. R. Chapman. — Photo from a painting by C. D. Barraud, Esq., an old friend of the family. — The property included a portion of the Cemetery area From an oil-painting by C. D. Barraud] — An Early Colonial Home

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