Story: Shearing
A gang of Māori shearers shear sheep outside, with only a willow tree above and tarpaulins on the ground, in the Bay of Islands around 1900. By then Māori were recognised as highly proficient shearers.
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Alexander Turnbull Library
Reference: PAColl-8620
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