File:'Hare Pomare and child Victor Albert Pomare' by John Jabez Mayall.jpg

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'Hare Pomare and child Victor Albert Pomare' by John Jabez Mayall

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English: 'Hare Pomare and child Victor Albert Pomare' by John Jabez Mayall

Inscription verso: "Hare Pomare (wife and child, Victor Albert) (Queen Victoria's grandson) in England 1864"

Hare Pomare is possibly the same person as Hemi Pomara. The unnamed wife is Hariata Pomare; see [1].
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Source https://tiaki.natlib.govt.nz/#details=ecatalogue.104060
Author John Jabez Mayall

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