File:William Crush Daldy In 1860 (cropped).jpg

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English: William Crush Daldy in his official portrait for the 1860 New Zealand House of representatives. Cropped from a montage of all House members.

Extended information on origin webpage reads: T S Forsaith, H Carleton, W C Daldy and A Clark, members of the House of Representatives in 1860 / ca 1860 / Reference number: 1/2-012446-F / 1 b&w original negative(s). Film negative. / Photographic Archive / Scope and contents: Portraits of Thomas Spencer Forsaith, Hugh Francis Carleton, William Crush Daldy, and Archibald Clark, members of the House of Representatives in 1860. Photographer(s) unidentified.
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Source National Library of New Zealand (Alexander Turnbull Library).
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See below. It should be noted that NZ copyright provides a term of 50 years after the author's death/publication by a corporation, and provides for a term of only 50 years after publication if the author is unknown. See also this factsheet (Published Works section) of the National Library of New Zealand. Therefore, based on the unknown identity of the author and the publication date, this document is in the public domain.
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Refer also to Timeframes database image entitled Members of the House of Representatives in 1860 - Photographs by John Nicol Crombie. (complete montage from which this image was cropped in two stages. Includes information conclusively identifying this person as William Crush Daldy). Find under Turnbull reference number: 1/1-003859-G.

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