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Dalmatian, Yugoslav, Croatian?

Origin of Dalmatians emigrating to New Zealand before 1949

Origin of Dalmatians emigrating to New Zealand before 1949

A story by Amelia Batistich

A story by Amelia Batistich

From Dalmatians to Croatians

From Dalmatians to Croatians

Leaving Dalmatia

‘Vila Auckland’, Vrgorac (1st of 3)

‘Vila Auckland’, Vrgorac (1st of 3)

Dalmatian gum diggers’ camp

Dalmatian gum diggers’ camp

Work and war: 1890 to 1930

Draining a swamp

Draining a swamp

New Zealand residents born in Austria and Yugoslavia, 1881–2001

New Zealand residents born in Austria and Yugoslavia, 1881–2001

Dalmatians and Māori at Houhora

Dalmatians and Māori at Houhora

Attitudes towards Dalmatians (1st of 2)

Attitudes towards Dalmatians (1st of 2)

Farming, fishing, winemaking

Mt Wellington quarry, Auckland

Mt Wellington quarry, Auckland

Kola dancers, Dargaville, 1936

Kola dancers, Dargaville, 1936

The <em>Dalmacia</em>, berthed outside Waitematā Fisheries, 1930s

The Dalmacia, berthed outside Waitematā Fisheries, 1930s

Early west Auckland wine labels (1st of 6)

Early west Auckland wine labels (1st of 6)

George Mazuran, wine lobbyist

George Mazuran, wine lobbyist

Immigration since the Second World War

Farewelling the <em>Radnik</em>

Farewelling the Radnik

Petra Ivicevich is alive and well (1st of 2)

Petra Ivicevich is alive and well (1st of 2)

Permanent residence approvals

Permanent residence approvals

Dalmatian culture

Inaugural Tarara Day, Henderson, Auckland, 1999 (1st of 3)

Inaugural Tarara Day, Henderson, Auckland, 1999 (1st of 3)

Kaitāia’s tri-lingual welcome sign

Kaitāia’s tri-lingual welcome sign

Milan Mrkusich

Milan Mrkusich



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