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The royal couple are standing in the back of a specially converted jeep as it drives past thousands of children gathered in Athletic Park. As their car passes the children, they all swarm en masse to the other side of the field to get another look as the jeep turns a corner.
New Zealand representatives farewell Queen Elizabeth at Christchurch airport, 1986
The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Alfred, arrived in Wellington as captain of HMS Galatea. He was the first member of the royal family to visit New Zealand.
Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, the Duke of Edinburgh, and Prime Minister Norman Kirk at Waitangi on 6 February 1974
King George VI's Anzac Day message, 1948
Poster welcoming the Prince of Wales on his visit to New Zealand in 1920
A selection of key New Zealand events from 1920
Prince Charles, Princess Diana and Prince William on the lawn of Government House, Auckland, during their tour of New Zealand in 1983.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, left Bluff at the end of the first tour of New Zealand by a reigning monarch.
A crowd of 50,000 greeted Queen Elizabeth II as she arrived at Parliament. This was the first time New Zealand's Parliament was opened by a reigning monarch.
For New Zealanders old enough to have experienced it, the visit of the young Queen and her dashing husband, Prince Philip, in the summer of 1953-4 is a never-to-be forgotten event.
Hear about the reception at Tirau and the use of flowers to celebrate the Queen's visit.
A huge crowd in the main street of Invercargill as the royal entourage arrives at the Grand Hotel, 28 January 1954
Map of royal visit route: Blenheim-Christchurch, 16-22 January 1954
The royal car is greeted by crowds in Upper Hutt
Map of royal visit route: Gisborne to Wellington, 6-16 January 1954
A huge crown dwarfs the royal couple as they walk down the steps in front of Nelson Cathedral, 17 January 1954
The Queen, wearing her coronation robes, enters Parliament Buildings, Wellington, to open the special session of Parliament, 12 January 1954
The Duke of Edinburgh receives a gift during the Māori reception at Rotorua while Minister of Maori Affairs E.B. Corbett looks on
Children wait in well-regimented rows during the youth gathering on the Domain, Auckland, 24 December 1953

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