De Moordenaars Baay ; Aldus vertoont zich Abel Tasmans Baay, als ghy'er aldus in ten anker legt op 33 vademen [cartographic material] /

Plates no. 6. F and no. 7. G from: Oud en nieuw Oost-indien. v. 3. pt. 2, Verhandeling der Zee-horenkens en Zee-gewassen / Francois Valentyn.; [Plate 9] from: Oud en nieuw Oost-indien / François Valentyn. Dordrecht : Joannes van Braam ... [et al.[, 1724-1726.; Golden Bay, seen in December 1642, during Abel Tasman's visit, with his ships the Zeehaen and the Heemskerck, firing their canons and surrounded by Maori canoes. In the foreground is a close-up view of a double-hulled Maori canoe with twelve rowers, including one standing figure armed with a spear. The hills of Golden Bay are in the background.; Tooley, 1272.; Nordenskiold, 701.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-t1272.Aldus vertoont zich Abel Tasmans Baay, als ghy'er aldus in ten anker legt op 33 vade