Rare Books

Rare Books 22 August 2018

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Lots 76 & 77 Lot 116

Lot 224

RARE BOOK AUCTION Wednesday 22nd August 2018 at 12 noon.

VIEWING: Fri 17th, Mon 20th, Tues 21st August Sat 18th - Sun 19th August

9.00am – 5.00pm 11:00am – 4:00pm

Important items include: A large and significant art archive relating to the Les and Milly Paris Art Collection, it includes an enormous number of personalized catalogues, programmes letters, documents, receipts etc which form an important insight into one of the most important art collection to be offered in New Zealand in recent times.

Lot 233

An original historic document relating to New Zealand from the Voyage of the Astrolabe [1827]. A handwritten letter from naturalists, Gaimard & Quoy to Louis de Freycinet.

Lot 234

Map of the Bay of Islands New Zealand – Duperry 1824 An early water colour by George O’Brian of Otago Harbour signed and date 1868 Hand written letters by William Colenso also a poem written on his voyage to New Zealand, inscribed and dated 1834.

Two signed handwritten poems by Robin Hyde.

Rare books include a number of New Zealand first editions including: John French Angas – The New Zealanders Illustrated. London 1847.

John Liddiard Nicholas – A Narrative of a Voyage to New Zealand. London 1817.

S.C. Brees – pictorial Illustrations in New Zealand [with maps] Walter Lawry Buller – History of the Birds of New Zealand, 1st and 2nd editions 1873 and 1888.

An archive of papers, correspondence and letters relating to Canterbury Drama Society 1940’s includes signed programmes

by Ngaio Marsh, original typescript for “The Axe” by Allen Curnow Antiquarian books and photographs.

The sale also includes books and photographs from the library of the late Rev. Dr Frank Grenfell Glen, military chaplain in the NZ Police and the Australian and NZ Defence forces. Frank was a well known historian and author, whose Ph D [Waikato University] traversed the work of the 2 NZEF Chaplains 1939-45.

My final sale of the year will be held in December it includes a significant collection from a private Auckland library.

The library consists of many rare New Zealand publications and Maori printings as well as first editions and other items relating to Katherine Mansfield.

Selected entries are invited for this important sale.

Contact: Pam Plumbly Phone: [09] 354 4646 | Mobile: 021 448 200 Email: pam@artandobject.co.nz artandobject.co.nz

Back Cover: Lot 266

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RARE BOOK AUCTION

SUBJECT INDEX

LOTS

South Island

1–28

North Island

29-53

Miscellaneous – box lots.

54-59

New Zealand & Pacific History

60-85

Voyages & Exploration

86-97

Almanacs, Directories, Handbooks

98-101

Natural History

102-121

Sport and Recreation

122-133

New Zealand Wars

134-140

Military History

141-165

Maori History

166-201

Maritime

202-205

Missionaries & Maori Printings

206-222

Historic Documents

223-224

Maps, Plans & Prints

225-229

Photography

230-253

Antarctica & Subantarctic Islands

254-257

Biography

258-260

Les and Milly Paris Art Archive

261-271

Art

272-276

Art Books

277-289

New Zealand Literature

290-303

World History

304-311

Antiquarian Books & Bindings

312-338

Posters, Periodicals, Advertisements

339-350

Children’s and Illustrated Books

351-359

Bibliography & Printing

360-363

Pamphlets, Souvenirs & Ephemera

364-371

Postcards & Postal History

372-374

Science and Technology

375-379

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LOTTING INFORMATION Information on lots appear in the following sequence: Lot number, author, title, edition, publisher, date of publication, number of volumes, pagination (where applicable), Bagnall citation, condition, other notes, estimated price (for some lots only).

ABBREVIATIONS & CITATIONS AEG All edges gilt

IA Inscribed by author

W & T Whitcombe and Tombs

AF With all faults

HC Half calf binding

OUP Oxford University Press

DJ Dust jacket

ND No date

ODT & Witness Otago Daily Times and Witness

DJR Dust jacket repaired

Rep Reprint

PC Paper/Card covers

EPs Endpapers

SLF Slight foxing

HMSO Her Majesty’s Stationary Office

FEP Front end paper

SA Signed by author

D.I.A. Dept of Internal Affairs

BEP Back end paper

TP Title page

TNZI Transactions of the New Zealand Institute

Frontis Frontispiece

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SOUTH ISLAND HISTORIES 1

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ACLAND, L.G.D. The Early Canterbury Runs. [2 titles] Auck etc: W & T 1930, first ed. 279p, large fldg map in back pocket.

225mm, original brown cloth with gilt titles, bookplate of Frank Glen on endpaper. Light wear, VG. 2. W. Reece - Canterbury .. Old and New 1850-1900. A Souvenir of the Jubilee. ChCh etc: W & T [1900] 215p, illustrated, clippings laid on inside covers, 185mm, original paper covers, VG. $100 - $120 AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND, GAZETTE, [EDITOR] A Handbook to the Province of Nelson: New Zealand. London: Algar and Street 1858. 6 l., of advts including covers, 16p, folding map of Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand. Light stains and paper splitting along hinge,browning.

210mm, original yellow paper covers. Rare. $100 - $200 BAKER, LADY Station Life in New Zealand. [3 titles] London: Macmillan and Co 1871. New edition. xi, 238p, [1]l., 43p. colour frontis, 183mm, original red cloth spine faded and detached.

2. Walter P. Wright - Garden Trees and Shrubs. London: Headley Brothers [1913], 1st edition. 337p, mounted colour frontis and mounted colour plates, black and white plates, fldg plan, diagrams. 235mm, original blue cloth with white flowers, black titles and rules. fine copy In DJ. 3. Anon [Barbara] - The Garden You and I. London 1906. Colour frontis, plates. Art nouveau decorative binding, VG. $75- $100

4 BALDWIN, OLIVE Story of New Zealand’s French Pass and d’Urville Island. Jistory Island, Cook strait and their relation to the history of other areas of New Zealand legends of French Pass.

Three books, Plimmerton: Fields Publishing House 1979 - 1983. All with owners name inside covers, illustrated, some foxing, 270mm, light creases and rubbing. Book plate and stamps of Frank Glen. $80 - $120 5 BEGG, A.C & N.C. Port Preservation The story of Preservation Inlet and the Solander Grounds. N.Z. W & T 1973. 398p, illustrations, 245mm, DJ a few small nicks. VG. 6 BISHOP OF NELSON A Letter Thereon ... [2 titles] Public Works Statement. Exclusion of Nelson and Marlborough.

A Letter There on to the Hon. The Premier, Sir George Grey.

Nelson: R. Lucas 1878. 8p, signed Andrew Burn Suter, Bishop of Nelson. 215mm, original blue paper covers, fade mark on front else VG. Regarding the Nelson Railway.

2. The Nelson Waste Lands Act 1863. Nelson: R. Lucas 1864. 24p, paper covered booklet. $50 - $100 7 CHINESE PETITION Wakatipu From Appendix XXXI. Report of the Commissioners appointed to enquire into the Petition of certain Chinese residents of Wakatipu against Mr Warden Beetham. Laid upon the table by Secretary for Gold Fields and Works, May 6, 1873. 64 - 66p. unbound. $50 8 COLLINSON, OSSIE Dairy Factories of the South. [2 titles] and Limeworks of the South. Both Invercargill: Craig Ptg Co 2000 & 2002 and inscribed by author. 143 & 72p, illustrated in card covers and fine copies.

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9 CYCLOPEDIA OF NEW ZEALAND Canterbury Provincial District Christchurch Cyclopedia Co Ltd 1903. Volume 3, 1903. Thick quarto, original half calf with cloth boards, gilt titles, binding tight, a VG copy $100 10 DUNEDIN, [LARGE MAPS] Deepening the Upper Harbour, Dunedin.

Final Report by the Sub-Committee appointed to Circulate Information. March 1874, Dunedin Daily Times Office. 27p, 3 large folding maps, [2 hand coloured]. 230mm, original lemon paper covers, small edge chips. VG. $100 - $150 11 FARIS, IRWIN Charleston [with provenance] [Nelson Province, New Zealand]. Its Rise and Decline. Wellington: Reed1941. 231p, illustrated. Exlib copy inscribed on front endpaper by the author to Mr Frank Jefferies to whom the book is dedicated, also notations by Jeffries on endpaper. 220mm, some foxing and soiling, green cloth in DJ trimmed at margins and discoloured.

12 GOLDMINING PAPERS Central Otago 1. Option to purchase [13/4/1934] Ordinary Prospecting License No. 5485 of approximately 20 acres of Crown Lands on north bank of Kawarau river.

2. Seven pages of correspondence regarding prospecting and driving on land at Victoria bridge Kawarau river. Letters & copies between M.C. Chalmers with W. Kilgour and J.P. Bell.

Also a telegram from Chalmers to C. Towns, withdrawing authority to sell his claim at Kawarau.

3. License for Extended Alluvial Claim [[6/2/1934] to William Edwards, 5 acres on crown Lands, Felton’s Run on Kennedy’s Flat, Kawarau Gorge.

4. Deed of Assignment of Special Alluvial Claim 6130 [30/8/1935] H.J. & H.L. Homer, comprising Crown Land on the north bank of the Kawarau river at Kawarau Gorge. With receipt from Receiver of Gold Revenue dated 22 Nov, 1934. $200 13 GOLDMINING PAPERS Central Otago 1. Ordinary Prospecting License [25/10/1933] to Malcolm Ritchie of Cromwell that area of crown Land commencing next to Queenstown Road...

2. Ordinary Prospecting license [14/11/1933] to B.D. Gates, two & a half acres Crown Land Shotover District on the Terrace above junction of Shotover River and Moonlight [or Moke] creek...

3. Special Quartz Claim [9/10/1916] Macraes. Application for Amalgamation of Claims and Application for Certificate of Reduction - McCrostie, Compton, Forbes, and Stoneburn Mining Company. With schedule of Boundaries Measurements and Area of Amalgamated Claim. [4 pages].

4, Ordinary Prospecting License [6/6/1934] to David McBeath Tarras Survey District.

5. Application for a Special Alluvial Claim [6/2/1934] to Bell Hooper Cromwell Gold Limited, for Land in Sarita Subdivision, Cromwell.

6. Option to Purchase - To the Cromwell Consolidated Gold Mining Company Limited land in Cromwell. Total purchase price 8000 pounds, signed by L.S. Allan and Party [7 others].

Cromwell land. [6 pages].

7. Ordinary Prospecting License [6/6/1933] to David McBeath 80 acres of the Clutha Rivers, Tarras area. With telegram confirming details of pegging. $200-$300 14 GRACE, A.A. [PREFACE] The Maungatapu Mountain Murders [2 titles] A Narrative of the Murder of Five Men Between the Wakanarina River and Nelson by Burgess, Levy, Kelly and Sullivan in 1866...

Nelson: R.W. Stiles & Co 1924. 158p, double column, illus. 215mm, Paper covers, with cover titles, VG.

RARE BOOK AUCTION 2. A.N. Field - Nelson Province 1642-1842. Nelson: A.G. Betts & Son 1942. 144p, 215mm, original card covers, near fine. $40 - $50 15 GRIFFITHS, GEORGE [2 TITLES] Notes on Some Early Arrivals in Otago.

Published by author 1969 & 1971. No.1. James Fulton and his family. 16p; No.2. The Maces of Macetown. 16p; No.3. W.G. Rees and his Cricketing Cousins. Numbered & signed by author. 40p; No.4. Sale, Bradshaw, Manning, Wills and the ‘Little Enemy’.

Numbered & signed by author. 24p. 230mm, bound in brown cloth, gilt titles to spine, fine.

2. Books & Pamphlets on Southern N.Z. A Simplified Locality Guide 1772 to the 21st Century. Dunedin: Otago Heritage Books 2006. 242p, E59p [epilogue] [6]p [index]., illustrated, 310mm, DJ fine. $60 - $100 16 HIGHAM, MASON, MOORE Upper Clutha Valley An Archaeological Survey. Report on a survey of Prehistoric and Historic sites in the Cromwell area, Central Otago. Dn: University of Otago 1976, signed by Charles [Higham]. 197p, illustrated, 70 plates. 290mm, cream soft illustrated covers, VG. $80 - $100 17 HILL, SUSANNE & JOHN Richard Henry of Resolution Island Dunedin: John McIndoe 1987. 364p,maps, plates and drawings.

250mm, DJ, fine. $60 - $100 18 JOHNSTON, MIKE Gold in a Tin Dish.

Volume Two. The History of the Eastern Marlborough Goldfields.

Nikau Press 1993, signed by author. 456p, maps and illustrations. 250mm, DJ in plastic cover else VG. 2. Philip Ross May - The West Coast Gold Rushes. Pegasus 1967 rev ed, 225mm, DJ worn at edges. $60 19 MAY, PHILIP The West Coast Gold Rushes. [3 titles] Pegasus 1962, signed and dated by author. 588p, illustrated, 225mm, DJ edges rubbed, VG. 2. A. Maud Moreland - Through South Westland. London: Witherby and Co 1911. xviii, 219p, 2 fldg maps, plates [lacking 3]. 22cms, original green cloth with black titles, spine ends fraying.

3. J. Halket Millar - Westland’s Golden Sixties. Reed 1959.223p, illus, 220mm, DJ rubbed.

With the book plates of Frank Glen. $80 - $100 20 MCNAB, ROBERT Murihiku A History of the South Island of New Zealand and the Islands Adjacent and Lying to the South, from 1642 to 1835. W & T 1909. xiv, [1] l., 499p, frontis, maps & illus, corrigenda slip tipped in at p1.

220cms, green cloth, rubber stamps for Mt Vernon Station else a near fine copy. $100 - $150 21 O’DONNELL, BARRY When Nelson had a Railway [2 titles] The life and death of New Zealand’s last isolated railway 18761955. Wellington 2005. 288p, illustrated throughout, oblong, illustrated paper covers, VG. 2. Mona Anderson - The Water Joey. A Nostalgic Look at the old wheat mills of Canterbury...Reed 1976. 118p, illus, 270mm, DJ light fading VG. $40 - $60

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22 OTAGO GOLDFIELDS Acts. [3 items] 1. Province of Otago. Acts of the General Assembly respecting Gold Fields. Dunedin: Daniel Campbell 1864. 210mm, Cover title, 28p. VG. 2. An Act to Consolidate and Amend the Laws Relating to Gold Fields 1866. Dunedin 1867. 40p, 210mm, original blue paper covers, VG,.

3. The Rules and Regulations of the Otago Gold Fields. Gold mining lease regulations, Agricultural Leases Regulations and Rules of the Warden Court, Dunedin: Daniel Campbell 1864. iv, 42p, original yellow paper covers, VG. $80- $100 23 PEART, J.D. Old Tasman Bay A story of the early Maori of the Nelson District and its association with Europeans prior to 1842, supplemented with a list of Native place names. Nelson: R. Lucas 1937. Signed by author. [6] l., 142p, frontis, illustrations and map., 220mm, owners label front endpaper, original dark blue cloth, VG. $50 24 PONDER, W. FRANK A Labyrinth of Waterways. [3 titles] The Forgotten Story of New Zealands Marlborough Sounds.

Wenlock House 1986, second edition. 168p, maps and illustrations. 305mm, bound in mottled cloth boards, with shelf wear and front hinge loose DJ, faded and edges rubbed.

Complete reading copy.

2. John Hall-Jones [2 volumes] - Fiordland Explored 1976. xii, 148p, illustrations and maps. 260mm, DJ edges rubbed and small chips.

The South Explored. Wellington Reed 1979. 165p, illustrations and maps.260mm, DJ, VG. $50 25 PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND Port of Lyttelton Report of the Commission appointed by his honour the Superintendent to enquire into the Wharfage Accomodation necessary for the Port of Lyttelton. Christchurch: Official Printers to Provincial Govt of Canterbury 1863. 66p, fldg frontis [Madras Pier], large fldg map of Town of Lyttelton, and 5 fldg appendix. 215mm, original blue papered boards, VG. $100 - $200 26 ROBSON, JAMES Bits and Pieces [3 titles] An Early History of Fortrose, Tokanui and Waikawa. 132p, illus, 215mm, blue soft covers, fine.

2.Tracey Coote - From the Bluff. Ingill City Council 1994. 76p, illus, 225mm, DJ, fine.

3. J.O.P. Watt - Southland’s Pioneer Railways 1864-1878. NZ Rail and Loco Society 1965. 72p, illus, 235mm, illustrated boards have been laminated with protective film, else fine.

4. J. Buckingham et al [compilers] ‘Te Tipua’ A History of the Te Tipua School and District. 96p, illustrated. 205mm, fine. $60 27 WAITE, HON.F. Pioneering in South Otago.

Including the Districts of Balclutha, Kaitangata, Clinton, Owaka and the Clutha Valley. Otago Centennial Historical Publications 1948. 199p, illustrations and maps. 225mm, Red cloth with black titles, DJ, light browning else fine.

2. W.H. Scotter - Run Estate and Farm. A History of the Kakanui and Waiareka Valleys, North Otago. Otago Centennial Historical Publications 1948. [6] l., 142p, illustrations and maps. 220mm, blue cloth, gilt titles, fine copy DJ spine faded, else fine. $40 28 WATT, J.P.C. Stewart Islands Kaipipi Shipyard [2 titles] and the Ross Sea Whalers. Published by author 1989, signed by author. 272p, illustrated. 250mm, DJ, VG.

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The story of the Norwegian Whalers Base [1924-33] in Paterson Inlet.

2. Madelene Ferguson Allen - Wake of the Invercauld. Exisle Pub Co 1005, rep. 256p, illustrated. 265mm, DJ, VG. $40 - $60

NORTH ISLAND HISTORIES 29 AUCKLAND Local Histories 1. Fifty Years A-Growing, Devonport Celebrates its Jubilee 18861936. 2. T. Walsh. Story of Devonport and the Old North shore.

3. Paul Tichener - Beginnings. A History of the North shore of Auckland. Vol.I. 2. 3. & 5. 4. A.M.R. Dean - The Schools of Albany [1976]. 5. Jean Bartlett - Takapuna. People and Places. [1989].

6. Anon - A History of the Devonport District School. Reunion 1870-1961. 7. Lorrie Walsh - Motuihi. Walsh Pub Co 1937. 8.

Ross Sayers - Takapuna Jubilee 1913-1973.

Condition varies, fair to VG. $50 30 AUCKLAND Suburban Histories [5 titles] 1. H.F. Batley - People and Places, New Lynn 1930-1940. Published by author 2002. 424p, illus, 210mm, soft covers, fine.

2. Pauline Vela - In Those Days. An oral history of Glen Eden. [1989].

95p, illus, 295mm, soft covers, VG. 3. Valerie Rounthwaite - The story of Rural Glenfield. [1989] 132p, illus, 210mm, soft covers, VG. 4. Margaret McClure - The Story of Birkenhead. [1987]. 223p, illustrated, oblong, soft covers VG. 5. Jenny Carlyon et al - Urban Village. The Story of Ponsonby, Freemans Bay and St Marys Bay. Random House 2008. 447p, illus, oblong 240mm, illustrated soft covers, fine. $50 - $100 31 BAGNALL, A.G. Old Greytown The story of the first hundred years of Greytown’s Settlement 18541954. Greytown 1958. 105p, frontis [port] and illustrations including a fldg plan. 250mm, original green cloth with black titles. VG. $50 32 BEST, ELSDON Early Wellington [TNZI] Papers read before the Wellington Philosophical Society 1921 1924.

Old Redoubts, Blockhouses, and Stockades of the Wellington District. [1921] 11 - 28p map, plans and illus; Miramar Island and its History. 779-791p; Herbert Baillie - Early Reclamations and Harbour-works of Wellington. 700 - 720p. Illustrations. Enclosed in envelope taped to endpaper maps of early Wellington [photocopies]. 245mm, bound in blue cloth with gilt titles. $50 33 BRYCE, JOHN Bryce v. Rusden In the High Court of Justice, Queen’s Bench Division, Thursday 4th March 1886. Bryce V. Rusden. London [1886]. Errata, 638p, iip, [index], folding map which includes enlarged plan of Nukumaru.

220mm, bound in original black cloth, light edge wear.

A full report of Rusden’s trial for libel arising from his statements in regard to Bryce’s role in the affair at Handley’s woolshed at Nukumaru. Bagnall 74 $50 34 BUSH, GRAHAM The History of Epsom. [2 titles] Auckland: Epsom & Eden Hist Soc 2006. xvi, 468p, illustrated.

Oblong, DJ fine copy.

2. F.M. Angelo - The Changing Face of Mount Eden. Auck: Mt Eden Borough Council 1989. 98p, illustrated, 295mm, soft covers, VG. $40 - $50

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35 COROMANDEL Bundle of Items 1. Johnny Williams - Racing for Gold. Thames and the Goldfields with the History of the Thames Jockey Club. Thames Williams Pub 1987, signed by author. 270mm, DJ. 2. A.L. Lee - Whitianga. Auck: 1950. Illustrated, 180mm, soft covers.

3. A.R. McNeil - Memories of Early Coromandel. Illustrated.

200mm, soft covers. 4. L. P. O’Neil [editor] -Thames Borough Centenary Souvenir 1973. Illustrated, adverts, 215mm, soft covers. 5.Theophilus Cooper - A Digger’s Diary at the Thames.

Hocken Library 1978. Soft covers. 6. Ian Bullock - Have you Visited Thames and toured the Goldfields. Lodestar Press 1978. Illustrated soft covers. 7. R.A. Simpson - This is Kuaotunu.

Thames 1955. 8. R.H. Brown - How About This ! The Fabulous Coromandel Offers you Opportunity. Soft covers. 9. Joan Anderson - Waihi Goldfields. 1878-1978. Centennial Booklet.

10. B.M. Williamson - Whangamata - 100 Years of Change, [1988]. 11. A.M. Isdale - History of ‘The River Thames’. Published and signed by author. 12. A. M. Isdale - The Hotels of Old Thames. 3rd imp 1952. Cyclostyled with fldg plans. $50 - $100 36 COROMANDEL, GOLD MINING Share Certificates & Photograph 1. Certificate - The Waihi Grand Junction Gold Company Limited.

Swanson street Auckland. Dated 28th November 1916. 50 one shilling shares.

2. Certificate of Shares ‘United Mining Company Limited’, number of shares 500. Dated 10th May 1968.

3 Certificate of Shares - Green Hill Goldmines Limited. One hundred shares from 34275 to 34374 inclusive. Dated 23rd November 1940.

4. Notice of Call - Mataki Gold Dredging Ltd, fourth and final call of threepence [3d] per share on 500 shares. Dated 24th August 1933.

Stamped and dated receipt attached.

5. Photographer unknown - Original photograph mounted on board, location ?Coromandel [circa 1940’s] Image of gold mine and shaft with tailings in foreground. $200 - $400 37 CRAIG, J.J. [COMPILER] Historical Record of Jubilee Re-Union of Old Colonists, including Roll of Pioneer Settlers who Arrived Prior to 1843. Auckland: Wilsons and Horton 1893. 35p, 245mm, original pink paper covers, small chips, VG. $60 - $100 38 CYCLOPEDIA Auckland Provincial District Christchurch Cyclopedia Co Ltd 1902, volume 2. Thick quarto, original half calf with cloth boards, gilt titles, leather scuffed and short splits at hinges. $80 - $120 39 DARLINGTON, T. Edwin Bainbridge.

A Memoir. London: Morgan & Scott nd. [1887]. viii, [9]-125. [2]p, frontis, Illus. 285mm, original pictorial cloth with gilt titles, minor faults, VG. Biography of a devout young man killed in Macraes Hotel duting the Tarawera Eruption . Bagnall 1531. $100 40 GINDERS, ALFRED The Thermal-Springs District of New Zealand, at the Government Sanatorium at Rotorua. Wellington: Govt Ptr 1890. 14p, 215mm, original paper covers, foxing else VG. Scarce $50 41 KAIPARA HARBOUR 4 volumes.

1. E. K. Bradley - The great Northern Wairoa. Published by author [1970’s] . Soft covers.

2. T.B. Byrne - The Riddle of the Kaipara. Published by author 1986.

DJ.

RARE BOOK AUCTION 3. Rae-ola Meurant - “Yar”A Man of the Northern Wairoa 1898-?.

Thames 1982. Wrappers.

4. John Mortimer - From a Distance. The Waima River Years.

Northland Historical Society Publication 2000. signed by author.

All G to VG. $50 - $75 42 LOUCH, FITZGIBBON Special Settlement. New Zealand A Description of Mr Fitzgibbon Louch’s Special Settlement, Bellevue Estate, near Whangarei Heads, Province of Auckland. With a brief account of the adjacent settlements and the wonderland of the Antipodes. London: Vacher & Sons 1880. 84p [12]p adverts, 2 folding maps, 2 mounted photgraphs. 21.5cms, original blue grey paper covers, light soiling and front cover partially detached. $100 - $150 43 LUCKIE, D.M. The Raid of the Russian Cruiser ‘ Kaskowiski’ An old story of Auckland. With an introduction and appendix on Colonial Defence. Wellington: N.Z. Times Company 1894. 39p, [3] l., 220mm, original orange paper covers bound into a maroon cloth binding with gilt titles. $80 - $100 44 LA ROCHE, ALAN The History of Howick and Pakuranga [6 titles] Whitford, Bucklands, and Eastern Beaches and surrounding Districts. Howick Historical Society 1991. 298p, [3]l., illustrated throughout, 255mm, illustrated laminated boards, light fading, VG. 2. V.I. Sedal - A Brief History of Otahuhu. Borough Council 1982.

300mm, soft covers, VG. 3. Historic Buidlings in Manukau City. 1980. Map and illustrations, oblong soft covers, VG. Three others - James Northcote-Bade - West Auckland Remembers [1990]; J. Garriock et al - A Pictorial History of West Auckland.

[1991]; Strolling with Jack Leigh, exploring Auckland on foot.

[1977] All with soft covers and VG. $40 - $60 45 MAIN, WILLIAM Auckland Through a Victorian Lens.

Wellington: Millwood Press 1977. [3]l., 177p, illustrated throughout. 285mm, maroon boards with gilt titles and in DJ. Spine faded, VG. 2. Stephen Bartlett - A Picture Book of Old Auckland. Auckland 1981. 159p, Profusely illustrated from photographs. 255mm, DJ, VG. $40 - $60 46 MULLEN, HERBERT D. [COMPILER] An Index to the History of Taranaki

by Benjamin Wells [1878]. Published by author, No. 67 of 90 signed copies. 87p, bound in brown paper covers with black titles. $50 - $75 47 MCCLURE, MARGARET The Story of Birkenhead.

Birkenhead City Council 1987. 223p, illustrated, oblong DJ, VG. 2. R.E. King - Tauhinu. A History of Greenhithe. [1984 1st ed]. 151p, maps & illus, 295p, soft covers VG. 3. Darry McCarthy - The First Fleet of Auckland. Tower Publishing 1978. 118p, illu, 295mm, soft covers light creases.

4. Jean Bartlett - Takapuna. People and Places. Auck 2001. 159p, illus 270mm, soft covers, VG. $40 48 PETERSEN, G.C. [WITH LETTER] The Pioneering Days of Palmerston North March 1952, signed by author. 102p, colour fldg frontis, illustrated and with panoramic plate. 215mm, in original wrappers with short tear. Loosely enclosed a letter from G.C. Petersen to Mr Wilson, thanking him for his book and returning one of his own, signed and discussing the print runs.

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2.G.C. Petersen - Forest Homes. The story of the Scandanavian Settlements in the Forty Mile Bush, New Zealand. Wellington: Reed 1956. 137p, illus, 220mm, DJ, chips.

3. J. Lyng - The Scandinavians in Australia, New Zealand and the Western Pacific. Melbourne 1939. 307p, 220mm, red cloth and in chipped torn DJ. $60 - $100 49 PHILLIPS, P.A. Memories of the Past.

First Series. Auckland, from 1847 by an Old Hand [pseud].

Published 1897. 52p, 8p adverts. 180mm, original green paper covers, small chips else VG. $50 - $100 50 PLATTS, UNA The Lively Capital [6 titles] Auckland 1840-1865. Avon Fine Prints 1971. 271p, illustrated.

290mm, 290mm, DJ spine faded.

2. R.C.J. Stone - Logan Campbells Auckland. Auckland University Press 2007. 245p, illus. 240mm, soft covers, fine.

3. Terence Hodgson - The Heart of Colonial Auckland 1865-1910.

Random Century 1992. 260mm, soft covers, faded else fine.

4. Auckland’s Historical Background. Auckland City Council 1976, 78p, Maps & Illustrations. 295mm, soft covers, VG. Plus two others. All volumes VG. $50 51 SCOTT, DICK In Old Mt. Albert.

Being a history of the district from the earliest times.... on the occasion of the borough’s Golden Jubilee 1911-61. Southern Cross Books 1983. 86p, map and illustrations. 255mm, green boards, gilt title VG. DJ tape repair.

2. Alison Drummond - The Thames Journals of Vicesimus Lush.

Pegasus 1975. 277p, illustrated, DJ, rubbed.

3. Bruce Murray & David Wood - Best of Tawa. Volume 2. Wellington 2008. 240p, illustrated, 295mm, soft covers, VG. 4. Bert Hingley - Gumdiggers of the North. Bulletin for schools.

Wellington 1980. $40 52 TODD, THOMAS History of the Gisborne Harbour A Tragedy. The story of a harbour that came within reach of complete success and then the Board drew back and scrapped everything. Gisborne 1946, 38p, 2 plans, 210mm, cream card covers, VG. Clippings laid onto inside cover. $50 53 WELLS, B. The History of Taranaki New Plymouth: Edmondson & Avery 1878. vii, 311p, real photo frontis [view of Egmont]. Owners name on title [J Macandrew].

225mm,, half calf binding faded and loss of leather from spine ends.

James Macandrew shipowner and politician was the last Superintendant of Otago Province. $50 - $75

MISCELLANEOUS - BOX LOTS 54 ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS Bundle 1. Anon - The Book of Trades or Library of the Useful Arts. Parts II. and III. London: Tabart & Co 1806 & 1805. Frontis and plates in both volumes, in their original bindings, worn with some loose pages, front board detached on Part III. Appear to be complete but not collated.

2. Isaac Watts - Logic or The Right Use of Reason ... London 1825.

319pm [2] l., frontis and engraved title, title page. 130mm, disbound with original ornate leather boards, lacking spine strip.

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3. Wm Pinnock - A Comprehensive Gramma of Modern Geography and History. London: Samuel Holdsworth 1837. 532p, 12p, frontis and engraved titles, 6 fldg maps. Disbound, original boards, spine abraided. Appears to be complete, not collated.

4. History of England. Pinnocks Improved edition of Dr Goldsmiths abridgement. London 1832. 508p, adverts, hand coloured frontis and plates, text disbound and broken. Boards loose.

5. Anon - The Clergyman’s Companion in Visiting the Sick.

London 1742, seventh edition. [6]pp, 228p, complete, lacking endpapers in a contemporary full leather binding, worn, with losses.

6. Sketch books of plans and drawings, appears to have been different owners One end of the book with a few pages featuring sketches of church details, dated 1862. The other end with drawings and measurement featuring late Victorian and Edwardian furniture. $200 - $300 55 MISCELLANEOUS Box of books They include - J.R. Houlding - Australian Capers: or Christopher Cockle’s Colonial Experience. London 1867. 190mm, original green cloth, gilt titles, light wear, VG. The Journal of Edward Ward.

Pegasus 1951, DJ.; Peter B Maling - Samuel Butler at Mesopotamia Well 1960; Allan Kirk - Anchor Ships and Anchor Men. Reed1967, DJ; G.W. Jackson - Settlement by Sail. 19th century immigrations to NZ. GP Pub 1992; Amelai Young - The Story of Pitcairn Island.

Auck 1924; A.J. Harrop - The Amazing Career of Edward Gibbon Wakefield . Reed 1928, DJ; New Zealand’s Industrial Past. NZ Historic Places Trust 1984. Soft covers; Morrell - Narrative of the Waitara Purchase. Univ of Otago 1965, paper covers; Charles Heaphy - Residence in New Zealand 1842. Hocken Library1968; T. B. Byrne The Riddle of the Kaipara. Auck 1986. DJ; Etc [17 titles] $100 56 NELSON Box of Histories.

1. L. Broad - The Jubilee History of Nelson from 1842 - 1892.

Capper Press reprint 1976. DJ. 2. Ruth M. Allan - Nelson A History of Early Settlement. Reed 1965.

220mm in worn DJ. 3. J.M. Baumfield. - Nelson 1914. Published by author 2014.300mm, soft covers.

4. Ruth Allan - The History of the Port of Nelson. W & T 1954.

220mm, worn DJ. 5. P.V & N.L. Wastney - Early Tide to Wakapuaka. Cadsonbury rep 2008. 205mm, soft covers, fine.

6. A.N. Field - Nelson Province 1642-1842. A.G. Betts, 1942. Soft covers, VG. 7. J. Briars & J Leith - The Road to Sarau. From Germany to Upper Moutere. 2006 rep. Soft covers.

8. W.J. Levy - Kairoura Coast. Maori History, Traditions and Placenames. Christchurch 1950. Worn.

9. Insull - Marlborough Place Names. Reed 1952. DJ, worn 10. J.N.W. Newport - Footprints Too. Blenheim 1978. Worn DJ. 11. Karamea - A story of success. Centennial booklet, soft covers, VG. $100 - $200 57 NEW ZEALAND Histories - Box lot 1. W. P. Reeves - New Zealand. Painted and Described.. London: Black 1908. Decorative cloth binding.

2. W.P. Reeves - The Long White Cloud. London 1898. Decorative cloth binding.

2. Taylor - Te Ika Maui. London 1870. 730p, index at end & adverts, lacking 3 plates. worn reading copy.

3. Sir George Grey - Polynesian Mythology. 1885. Exlib, browning.

4. Maning - Old New Zealand. London 1876.

5. James Cowan - The Maori Yesterday and Today. W & T 1930.

6. Elsdon Best - The Astronomical Knowledge of the Maori. Govt Ptr 1972.

7. Alfred Saunders - History of New Zealand. W & T [1896].

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8. Sir Maui Pomare - Legends of the Maori. Volume II. Southern Reprint, Papakura. DJ, fine copy. $100 58 NEW ZEALAND Miscellaneous - Box lot 1. G.M. Smith [3x] Notes from a Backblock Hospital. The Caxton Press 1938, 1st edition. Inscribed by author.

2. More Notes from a Backblock Hospital. The Caxton Press 1941.

Wrappers.

3. Later Notes from a Backblocks Hospital. Reed 1949.

4. Elaine Grundy - Who’d Marry a Doctor. A Chathams Islands Casebook. W & T 1970 rep. DJ. 5. Doris Gordon - Backblocks Baby-Doctor. London1957.

6. J. Inches Thomson - Voyages and Wanderings in Far Off Seas and Lands. London: Headley brothers [1912 ?] Includes Otago Goldfields & Maoris in Taranaki. Original blue cloth.

7. Te Manuwiri - Sketches of Early Colonisation in New Zealand. W & T nd. Original brown cloth binding.

8. E.I. Massy - Memories of Maoriland. London [1911]. Original blue cloth with gilt 9. Anon - New Zealanders As We See ‘Em 1936-37. Cartoons & Caricatures. Well: AMP Building.

10. James Cowan - Settlers and Pioneers. Well: DIA 1940. DJ. 11. James Cowan - Fairy Folk Tales of the Maori. W & T 1925.

12. Alfred Domett - Ranolf and Amohia. A South Sea Day-Dream.

Londion 1872. Original cloth, worn at hinges.

13. Kate McCosh Clark - Maori Tales & Legends. London: 1896.

Original pink decorative cloth. $100 - $200 59 REFERENCE BOOKS Box - Miscellaneous.

1. Jennifer Queree - Royal Doulton. Illustrated with treasures from New Zealand and Australia. Canterbury Museum 1993. 305mm, DJ, fine.

2. S. Barnett & R. Wolfe - New Zealand New Zealand ! In Praise of Kiwiana. Auck: H & S 1989. 250mm, soft covers, near fine.

3. Booklet [2x] - The Making of Wedgewood at Barlaston. ND, ca 1950’s, soft cover, VG.Also - The Story of Wedgewood. 1958 edition. Soft covers.

4. Geoffrey A. Godden - Encyclopedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks. London: Barrie & Jenkins1992 rep. DJ worn.

5. The Wark Collection of Early Meissen Porcelain. The Cummer Gallery of Art. U.S. [1984]. Oblong, soft covers, rubbed.

6. Judy Spours - Art Deco Tableware. British Domestic ceramics 1925-1939. Studio Vista 1991. 285mm, soft covers, VG. 7. Armstrong & Jackson - Toys of Early New Zealand. Grantham House 1990. 285mm, soft covers, VG. 8. John Hall - Staffordshire Portrait Figures.NY: The World Pub Co 1972. 215mm, DJ VG. 9. Margaret Stoddart, Flowers into Landscape 1865 - 1934.Hazard Press 1998.270mm, soft covers. fine.

10. Catalogue - Royal Stafford China. Thomas Poole Cobden Works.

Illustrated. Soft covers. $50 - $100

NEW ZEALAND & PACIFIC HISTORY 60 ANGAS, GEORGE FRENCH The New Zealanders Illustrated.

A rare edition of one of the first copies as issued, in 10 parts in the original cloth backed grey paper wrappers, printed in red.

The cover title of part 1 being as follows: The New Zealanders/ illustrated by George French Angas/ Printed at 70 St. Martins Lane/ London: Published for the Proprietor by Thomas McLean, 26 Haymarket/ 1846. Parts 2-10 issued in 1847 some with the original erasures of the figure 6 and substitution of 7.

RARE BOOK AUCTION Order of pages: cover title, colour title page, dedication page preface, general remarks on the New Zealanders.

[60] l., of explanatory notes on the 60 colour plates with interleaving tissues. The plates are hand coloured from Angas’s original sketches and paintings. Pages loose in covers where the glue has dried out and some light spotting, a few small edge chips and creases and right hand edges time worn.

The whole is housed in a 19th century custom made red half calf book portfolio with ties, made by Sangsorski and Sutcliffe.

This splendid pictorial record of Angas’s New Zealand travels is the most impressive presentation of any for the exploration period and is deservedly the mahi pai rawa atu of the countrys descriptive works...

Bagnall 114a. $16,000 - $18,000 61 BEAGLEHOLE, J.C. [4 ITEMS BY] Some Problems of Cook’s Biographer [5 titles] Reprinted from The Mariner’s Mirror 1969. Vol.55, No.4. The Eva Taylor Memorial Lecture. Printed in Gt Britain.365 - 382p, 245mm, bound into blue cloth boards with gilt titles.

2. James Cook and Mercury Bay. Wellington: at the Wai-te-ata Press 1971.10p, original wrappers with ted titles. 190mm.

3. John Cawte Beaglehole - A Bibliography. Alexander Turnbull Library 1972, edition of 1000 copies. 48p, 185mm, bound with original wrappers into blue cloth boards with paper title label.

4. The Life of Captain Cook. London 1974. 240mm, dark blue cloth with gilt titles, small fade patch on spine. DJ worn.

5. Zimmermann’s Account of the Third Voyage of Captain Cook.

1776-1780. Alexander Turnbull Library Bulletin No. 2. 1926. 49p, 2 plates, fldg map. 250mm, original brown cloth with black titles near fine.

No.1 & 3 have been professionally bound all vols VG to fine. $80 - $120 62 BISHOP MUSEUM PRESS Fornander Collection of Hawaiian Antiquities and Folk-Lore. Memoirs of the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum of Polynesian Ethnology and Natural History. The Hawaiian Account of the Formation of their Islands and Origin of Race, with the Traditions of their Migrations.... Vol. IV Parts 1, 2 and 3. Bishop Museum Press 1916 - 1917 1st editions. 173, 174-434p [pages uncut], 435 - 608p, in English and Hawaiian, translations by Thomas G. Thrum. 320mm, original soft covers, VG. Also index, liip. lacking covers. $400 - $600 63 BREES, S.C. Pictorial Illustrations of New Zealand.

London: John Williamson and Co 1847. 6, 36p, frontis, illustrated title page, complete with all engravings as called for. Plates interleaved with text. 380mm, bound in original blindstamped red cloth with decorative gilt and titles. Text and plates, clean, pages loose within the binding, cloth splitting along hinges.

Housed in a red cloth folder [with the bookplate of Rex de C Nan Kivell inside the cover], which fits into a finely bound half calf book case with gilt rules and title to spine and the stamp of BayntunRiviere Bath, England. $400 - $600 64 BREES, S.C. [WITH MAPS] Pictorial Illustrations of New Zealand.

London John William and Co 1849., 6p, 36p, frontis, 62 engravings on 20 leaves, [plate 7 has been misplaced], 2 large fldg maps.

377mm, bound in original red blind and gilt stamped cloth with gilt titles, gilt fore edges, expertly rebacked [not recent] using original backstrip and endpapers. A few spots mostly clean, maps clean, short tears [300mm] where badly opened. VG copy rare with maps. $800 - $1000.

65 BRIGHAM, WILLIAM T. Hawaiian Featherwork [3 vols] Memoirs of The Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum of Polynesian Ethnology and Natural History.

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Vol.1. No.1. Hawaiian Featherwork. Honolulu Bishop Museum Press 1899. [2] l., 81p, iip, colour frontis, one other colour plate, B/W plates and figs. Original cream paper covers.

2. Vol.1. No. 5 - Additional Notes on Hawaiian Feather Work. Bishop Press Museum 1903. 19p, 4 b/w plates, figs. xvp, 3109mm, original grey paper covers.

3. Vol. VII. No.1. Additional Notes on Hawaiian Feather Work. Second Supplement. Bishop Museum Press 1918. 69p, colour frontis and 3 other colour plates, 320mm, original brown paper covers. b/w figs.

All volumes appear to be complete in their original covers a few chips at paper spine and short tears, overall VG. The Bishop Museum Press is Hawaii’s oldest book publisher established in 1892 by its first director Dr . William T. Brigham. In 1899 the trustees authorized the publication of the first issue in the Museum’s scientific series the Memoir of Hawaiian featherwork written by the director. $400 - $600 66 COWAN, JAMES Travel in New Zealand [2 titles] The Island Dominion. Auck etc: W & T [1926]. Vol.1. The North Island.

264p, illustrated. Vil. II. The South Island. xii, 178p, illustrated. Both 220mm, in original brown cloth with gilt titles and maps. VG. 2. Biography Sir Donald McLean. The story of a New Zealand statesman. Reed 1940. xyy, [1] l., 157p, adverts at end, original brown cloth . fine in VG, DJ. $50 67 FURKERT, F.W. Early New Zealand Engineers.

Reed 1953. 306p, illustrations and diagrams, 220mm, with the Frank Glen collection label. Original maroon cloth, black titles, and DJ, rubbed else VG. $50 68 HARROP, A J. [INSCRIBED & WITH LETTER England and New Zealand [2 titles] From Tasman to the Taranaki War. London Methuen and Co 1926. xxiv, 326p, maps. 190mm, brown cloth, near fine and in DJ spine toned with short tear, VG. Loosely enclosed a letter signed by Harrop dated June 1958 to the Prime Minister [Walter Nash] with reference to ‘The Guildhall meeting which played a considerable part in saving NZ from convict colonization ‘.

2. A.J. Harrop - The Amazing Career of Edward Gibbon Wakefield.

London: Allen & Unwin 1928.No 302 of a limited edition signed and inscribed by author. 253p, frontis, 190mm, blue cloth with black titles and in DJ, fine copy.

With the bookplate of David Garnett British writer and publisher. $100 - $150 69 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Appendix to the Journals. [3 volumes] of Representatives of New Zealand... 1865, 1870 & 1884 Includes fldg maps, much on military defence and Maori insurrections, 1865 volume includes ‘Papers relevant to the murder of Rev Carl Sylvius Volkner by the Hau Hau fanatics; Further papers relating to The Otago Goldfields; with sketch plans of the Works of the Criterian Co, Shotover River; Bannockburn Basin; Sections through the Manin Workings, Kyeburn and Hamilton and the Ida Valley ; etc. All thick quarto, two rebound [amateur], 1884 in original half leather, contents some foxing, but appear to be complete and clean.

Valuable source material. $200- $400 70 HURSTHOUSE, CHARLES New Zealand, the Britain of the South: [4 x] with a chapter on the Native War and our Future Policy. London: Edward Stanford 1861. large folding map at end, lacking frontis map. 295mm, in original blue cloth, worn.. With Sears bookplate and Glen bookplate 2. Robert Ward - Lectures from New Zealand. London 1862. 140p, lacking front endpaper. Original cloth with gilt titles. Glen stamp.

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3.S. Barton Babbage - Hauhauism. An Episode in the Maori Wars 1836-1866. Reed 1937. Some foxing original green cloth . Glen bookplate.

4.Ralph Stock - The Cruise of the Dream Ship. London 1931 Crown Library edition. 272p, illus, lacking frontis. Original green cloth.

All from the Frank Glen Collection $50 - $100 71 MANING, F.E. Old New Zealand A Tale of the Good Old Times. by a Pakeha Maori. Auckland: Robert J. Ceighton & Alfred Scales 1863, second edition. xiv, 329p [i.e.

239], foxing and browning heavier front and back pages 215mm, original purple cloth boards, faded and spine ends worn, binding tight and complete. $60 - $100 72 MASON, PETER Geography of New Zealand and Oceania Auckland: Upton and Co 1874. 49p, no maps and does not appear to have had any. 162mm, original green paper covers, VG. Scarce. $100 73 MCGREGOR, MIRIAM Petticoat Pioneers [3 volumes] 1. Vol 1. North Island Women of the Colonial Era. Reed 1978 rep.

DJ and VG. 2. Vol.2. North Island Women of the Colonial Era. Reed 1978, first edition. DJ, VG. 3. Book 3. Barbara Harper - South Island Women of the Colonial Era. Reed 1980. DJ and VG. All from the library of Frank Glen. $60 - $80 74 NEW ZEALAND COMPANY Letters from Settlers & Labouring Emigrants, in the New Zealand Company’s settlements of Wellington, Nelson & New Plymouth. from February, 1842 to January 1843.London: Smith Elder 1843. 211p, [3] l., of adverts. 180mm, original brown paper covers with black titles, VG., $150 - $200 75 NICHOLAS, JOHN LIDDIARD Narrative of a Voyage to New Zealand Performed in the Years 1814 and 1815, in company with the Rev. Samuel Marsden. In two volumes. London: James Black & Son 1817. Vol.1. xx, 431p, frontis, 1 folding plate, map. Vol. 2. xii, 397p, frontis, 1 plate, 1 folding map, [1]p Directions to the binder and errata, [2]p of adverts. Sprinkle of foxing mostly front and back pages, 225mm, in original boards, expertly rebacked with decorative gilt to spine, five raised bands, and title labels, [not recent], marbled endpapers, a very attractive set. $1,000 - $1500 76 POLACK, J.S. Manners and Customs of the New Zealanders with notes corroborative of their habits, usages etc, and remarks to intending emigrants. London : James Madden & Co 1840. Two volumes, complete with folding map and illustrations, 200mm, in contemporary half calf bindings with title labels, hinges neatly repaired, marbled boards and fore edges, an attractive set. $600 77 POLACK, J.S. New Zealand: Being a Narrative of Travels and Adventures during a Residence in that Country between the Years 1831 and 1837. London: Richard Bentley 1838, two volumes. Vol. I. xii, 1 l., 403p, frontis, illus, 2 plates, fldg map.

Vol. II. vi, 441p, [1]p [errata], frontis, illus, 2 plates, spasmodic foxing, 220mm, bound in contemporary half calf bindings, marbled boards, worn but binding complete and sound. $500 78 PRATT, W. T. Colonial Experiences; or incidents and reminiscences of thirty four years in New Zealand.

London: Chapman Hall 1877. 288p, fldg map. 195mm, original

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brown cloth with decorative black and with gilt titles. Light wear, bookplate of Frank Glen. VG. 2. Anthony Trollope - Australia and New Zealand. South Australia, Western Australia and New Zealand. Ln: Ward Lock and Co nd.

166p, 2 fldg maps. lacking front free endpaper. 174mm, bound in half calf library binding. With the bookplate and stamps of Frank Glen Collection. $100 79 RUSDEN, GEORGE WILLIAM History of New Zealand.

Melbourne: Melville, Mullen & Slade 1895, 2nd edition. 3 vols. V.I. xv, xliii, 495p, [1]p, frontis [fldg map of North Island of North Island Tribal Boundaries]. V.II. xiii, 642p, 3 plans, 1 genealogy table; V.III. xi, 509p, [8]p, tables, fldg map.

Bagnall R1168. All are uniformly bound in dark blue cloth with gilt titles. Vol.II. is exlib and cloth binding some old damp damage.

80 RUTHERFORD, J. The Founding of New Zealand The Journals of Felton Mathew First Surveyor-General of New Zealand, and his wife 1840-1847. Auckland University College/ Reed 1940. 267p, illustrated, 190mm, red cloth black titles sprinkle of light foxing, near fine, in DJ light soiling, small chips spine ends, VG. With the bookplate of William Charles Comber. $60 81 SALMON, J.H.M. A History of Gold-mining in New Zealand.

Well: Govt Printer 1963. Inscription on title page. 309p, illustrated.

Book plate of Frank Glen on endpaper. 250mm, DJ rubbed at edges. $50 82 ST JOHN, LIEUT-COLONEL Pakeha Rambles through Maori Lands.

Well: Robert Burrett 1873. 212p, frontis [map], Name of W.A. Knapp [1892] on prelims. 195mm, recased, original pink cloth blindstamped with gilt titles. From the Library of Frank Glen. $100 - $200 83 THE NEW ZEALAND, GAZETTE January 15th 1863 - December 23rd 1863.

Official newspaper of the Government of New Zealand. Includes Rules and Regulation; Gold Mining; Military; Government appointments etc, many fldg tables. 566p, 330mm, bound in contemporary green pebble cloth both boards detached and front and back pages torn, with no loss. Appears to be complete. $100 - $300 84 WARD, SIR JOSEPH Unauthorised Biography [5 booklets.] of Sir Joseph Ward, Premier of New Zealand. Auckland James Black [?1899]. [18]p, 23cms, 220mm, original red paper covers, chips.

2. Second and Most Sensational Part of the Unauthorised Biography of Sir Joseph Ward, Premier of New Zealand.

Auckland: N.Z. Leader [1910]. 16p, 220mm, original green paper covers, VG. 3. Sir Joseph. How he Became Premier of New Zealand. Auckland NZ Leader nd [ca 1900]189, cover title 210mm, VG. 4. Anon - The Case Against Party Government in New Zealand.

Dunedin: Wise, Caffin & Co 1891. iv, 31p, 230mm, original brown card covers with black titles, VG. 5. A.R. Barclay - The Premier and His Troubles. Being an address delivered at the Trades Hall, Dunedin. Dunedin: S. Lister 1910.

12p, original paper covers. $50 85 YATES, REV. WILLIAM An Account of New Zealand; and of the formation and progress of the Church Missionary Society’s Mission in the Northern Land. Ln: R.B. Seeley & W. Burnside, 1835, 2nd edition. [8pl., 310p, [10] l., [index]. Lacking

RARE BOOK AUCTION frontis [portrait] else complete with map, and plates. 210mm, rebound in green cloth with original title laid onto spine. $50

VOYAGES AND TRAVEL 86 FORSTER, JOHANN REINHOLD The Resolution Journal of Johann Reinhold Forster 1772-1775. London: Hakluyt 1982. 4 volumes. Complete with 831 pages with frontis, plates, folding chart, maps. 224mm, bound in blue cloth with gilt ships all in DJs rubbing to edges. VG. $30 - $5 87 JUAN GEORGE, & ANTONIO DE ULLOA A Voyage to South America.

Describing at large the Spanish Cities, Towns, Provinces on that extensive continent.... In two volumes, London: L.Davis & C. Reymers 1760. Vol.1. xx, [2] l., 498p, 5 fldg plates. Vol.2. [4pp], 410p, [16]p [index], 2 fldg plates. 213mm, bound in contemporary full calf bindings complete with title labels, all boards detached, with the bookplates of W.H. De Luen. $350 - $500 88 KEPPEL, HENRY The Expedition to Borneo of H.M.S. Dido for the Suppression of Piracy; with extracts from The Journal of James Brooke, Esq. of Sarawak. Third edition, London: Chapman & Hall 1847. xiv, [1] l., 429p, frontis and 4 plates, 2 fldg maps; Vol. II. viii, 315pp, frontis and 4 plates, fldg table, & 4 fldg maps. Light browning and a few spots, book plate of W.H. De Luen in both volumes, 230mm, original blind stamped cloth, spines faded and splitting at hinges. $200 - $250 89 KIPPIS, A Cooks Voyages [2 titles] A Narrative of the Voyages Round the World. London:Bickers and Sons 1880. x, [2] l., 404p, 12 tipped on plates. 220mm, bound in contemporary full leather. Inscription on endpaper. VG. 2. M. LÁbbe de Vertot - The History of the Revolutions of Portugal.

London 1735. 149p, 14p, [1] l., frontis and one plate. 200mm, bound in original full calf binding blindstamped, lacking most of title label. $200 90 LEAR, EDWARD In Southern Italy [3 titles] Journals of a Landscape Painter in Southern Calabria and the Kingdom of Naples. London: William Kimber 1964.212p, maps and illustrations, 240mm, DJ, VG copy.

2. Edward Lear in Greece. Journals of a Landscape Painter in Greece and Albania. London: William Kimber 1965. 222p, illustrations and maps. 240mm, DJ, VG copy.

3. Edward Lear’s Nonsense Omnibus. London & NY: Warne and Co rep. 480p, illustrated throughout, green boards, 190mm, VG in DJ. $50 - $60 91 LING ROTH, H. [TRANSLATOR] Crozet’s Voyage to Tasmania, New Zealand The Ladrone Islands and the Philippines in the Years 1771-1772.

London: Truslove & Shirley 1891, edition of 500 copies initialled by author. xxiii, 148p, plates, figs and folding map. 225mm, original brown cloth with gilt titles, paper residue on front fixed endpaper and the bookplate of Frank Glen. VG. $150 - $200 92 MONSON, W. I .

Extracts from a Journal A tour of Sicily, Malta and Calabria in 1819. London: Rodwell and Martin 1820. xiii, [1] l., 254p, 2 engraved plates. Contemporary signature on endpaper, 220mm, contemporary half calf binding

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with title label, edges scuffed and light foxing from and back pages, VG. $200 - $250 93 PARKIN, RAY H. M. Bark Endeavour Her Place in Australian History. With an account of her construction, crew and equipment and a narrative of her voyage on the east coast of New Holland in the year 1770. Melbourne: Miegunyah Press 1997, 1st edition. Two volumes, Vol. 1. [text] xi, 467p, Illustrated with plans, Sydney Parkinson’s drawings, riggings, sail plans, maps etc. Vol.II. [portfolio] containing 15 large fldg plans. 310mm, both in original maroon cloth with gilt titles, and in slipcase. Fine copy.

Label on front endpaper reads Advance Copy only - Not for sale.

Page numbering in list of contents has been corrected for final version. $100 - $200 94 SHILLIBEER, LIEUT. J. A Narrative of the Briton’s Voyage, to Pitcairn’s Island; including an interesting sketch of the present state of the Brazils and of Spanish South America. London: Printed for Law and Whittaker 1818, third edition. vii, [2] p.l., 180p, frontis and 11 plates, {2 fldg and one printed in red}. Sprinkle of foxing 220mm, rebound [not recent] in green buckram spine sunned. VG. $600 95 SMYTH W., F. LOWE Narrative of a Journey From Lima to Para, Across the Andes and down the Amazon... London: John Murray 1836. 305p, all plates and maps as called for, one map torn, where badly opened the other torn with large loss. Book plates on endpapers and owners details. 220mm, bound in half leather with title label, rubbed and edge wear, complete and intact, front inside hinge broken. $150 - $250 96 STERNE, LAURENCE A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy by Mr Yorick. London: Printed in the Year 1769. 4 Volumes bound in one book. 306p, complete. 180mm. bound in full calf with red title label, leather cracking at hinges, all cords holding.

Vol V of The Works of Laurence Stern. $150 - $200 97 TRAVERS, W.T. LOCKE [INSCRIBED] From New Zealand to Lake Michigan Wellington: Edwards & Co 1889. [8] p.l., 274p, folding map at end, 18cms, original maroon cloth some old damp damage, causing colour leeching to front and back margins, spine ends fraying.

Mainly U.S. rare to find with map. $80 - $120

ALMANACS, DIRECTORIES, HANDBOOKS 98 BLACKBOURNE & CO Our Almanac 1894 Christchurch: Smith, Anthony, Sellars and Company Ltd 1893.

128p, lacking 6pp [3 leaves] at beginning, January to June.

Includes Garden Calendar for the year, Cookery, Beverages, Family Matters, Household hints, Medicinal, Legal, Cab Fares in Christchurch etc. many local advertisements. 180mm, original paper covers with chips and small losses at edges. Loosely enclosed, ‘The Principal Uses of the Leading Homeopathic Medicines and Valuable Hints for Homeopaths’, 2x single leaves.

Rare. $100 - $200

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99 LUCAS T. Lucas’s Nelson, Blenheim & West Coast Almanac ad Yearbook for 1892. Nelson: R. Lucas. 272p, xxxiip, advts front and back pages, illustrations. 185mm, bound in boards with original papercovers laid on, spine taped, else VG. From the library of Frank Glen. $100 100 VOGEL, JULIUS The Official Handbook of New Zealand.

A Collection of Papers by Experienced Colonists on the Colony as a whole, and on the several provinces. London: Wyman & Sons 1875. 272p, 2 fldg maps, 7 laid on photographs and numerous wood engravings. 212mm, bound in contemporary half calf with cloth boards, rubbed and front hinge holding but fragile, lacks title label. $50 101 WELLINGTON Wellington Almanack 1884.

Directory, Calendar and Diary for the Year 1884. Printed at the New Zealand Times Office. 343p, adverts throughout. 210mm, in original paper covers with cover title, chips and light soiling. $150 - $200

NATURAL HISTORY 102 ALDERTON, GEO. E. Treatise and Handbook of Orange-Culture in Auckland, New Zealand. Wellington: Govt Ptr 1884. vii, 76p, Lacking frontis and front cover, otherwise small chips & VG. Rare. $100 - $150 103 BULLER, SIR WALTER LAWRY A History of the Birds of New Zealand.

London [Published for the Subscribers] by the Author 1888, second edition, two volumes. Vol.I. lxxxiv, 250p, [6]pp, extracts from reviews, 24 chromolithographed plates, illustrations. Vol. II. xv, 359p, 24 chromolithographed plates, 2 black & white plates.

Sprinkle of foxing mostly front and back pages, plates clean, folio [370 mm] bound in original half maroon leather with red cloth boards, gilt spine titles and with gilt bird at base of spines, some superficial abrasions to leather, bindings tight and complete. VG copy. $3500 - $4500 104 BULLER, WALTER LAWRY A History of the Birds of New Zealand London: John van Voorst 1873m first edition. xxiii, 384p, [5]p, of reviews and notices, frontis, illustrations and 35 hand coloured plates. The frontis has been trimmed and laid onto a separate page, spasmodic spots of foxing, some of the plates have fingermarks along foredges and two with light fraying of fore edge . 325mm, original brown cloth with gilt notornis on front board and gilt titles, expertly recased using original spine strip and endpapers. $6000 - $8000 105 BUTLER, A.G. Lepidoptera from New Zealand On two Collection of Heterocerous Lepidoptera from New Zealand, with descriptions of new Genera and Species. From Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, May 1, 1877.

379-407p, 2 hand coloured plates. In original blue paper covers. $150 - $200 106 GUTHRIE-SMITH, H. Mutton Birds and Other Birds. [4 titles] ChCh etc: W & T 1914. Rubber name stamp on title page. 220mm, original green buckram with gilt , fine copy in torn DJ.

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2. Sorrows and Joys of a New Zealand Naturalist. Dunedin etc: Reed 1936, No 747 of 1,000 signed copies, original green cloth faded head of spine in a torn DJ, else VG. 3. Tutira. The story of a Sheep station. Edin: 1926, 2nd edition.

Some foxing, original blue cloth worn, 255mm. $60 - $80 107 GUTHRIE-SMITH, H. [5 TITLES] Sorrows and Joys of a New Zealand Naturalist.

Dunedin: Reed 1936, No 983 of 1000 signed copies. 220mm, original green cloth VG. with torn DJ enclosed.

2.Bird Life on Island and Shore. Edin & Ln: 1925. 225mm, original green cloth VG. 3. Birds of the Water Wood and Waste. Well: W & T 1910. 225mm, taupe buckram with gilt. VG. 4. Mutton Birds and Other Birds. ChCh: W & T 1914.222mm, bound in orange cloth, spine faded and edge wear. Name on endpaper.

5. Birds of Tutira. Cape Catley 1990, printed at The Caxton Press.

74p, Illustrated with woodblocks by John Moore. 240mm, card covers, fine. $60 - $80 108 HETLEY, MRS CHARLES The Native Flowers of New Zealand.

Illustrated in Colour. London 1888. 2 p.l., 8, 36 colour plates and 36 l., of descriptive letterpress, diagrams on 3 l., 37.5cms, 2 pages with a small strip of fraying along bottom margin else complete and clean. Bound in a later brown cloth binding with new endpapers. $300 - $400 109 HUDSON, G.V. An Elementary Manual of New Zealand Entomology Being an Introduction to the Study of our Native Insects. London: West, Newman & Co 1892. [4] l., 128p, frontis and with 20 colour plates and explanations at end. Owners name and bookplate, some foxing mostly on tissue guards and margins, 225mm, bound in original red colour cloth with gilt butterfly and titles, worn and rubbed, spine ends frayed. $80 - $100 110 HUDSON, G.V. An Elementary Manual of New Zealand Entomology Being an Introduction to the Study of our Native Insects. London: West, Newman & Co 1892. [4] l., 128p, frontis and with 20 colour plates and explanations at end. Owners name some foxing mostly on tissue guards and margins, 225mm, bound in original blue cloth with gilt spine titles, mottled and rubbed. $80 - $100 111 HUDSON, G.V. Fragments of New Zealand Entomology.

A popular account of all the New Zealand cicadas ... Wellington: Ferguson & Osborn [1950]. 188p, 17 colour and 2 black and white plates. 220mm, blue cloth with gilt moth and titles, light wear and fading. $40 - $60 112 HUDSON, G.V. Fragments of New Zealand Entomology.

A popular account of all the New Zealand cicadas ... Wellington: Ferguson & Osborn [1950]. 188p, 17 colour and 2 black and white plates. 220mm, blue cloth with gilt moth and titles, name on endpaper else a fine copy. $60 113 HUDSON, G.V. New Zealand Moths and Butterflies London: West, Newman and Co 1898. xix, 144p, 13 plates [11 col].

Light sprinkle of foxing, owner’s address blind stamped on half title. 320mm, original maroon cloth, gilt titles, VG. $100 - $150 114 HUDSON, G.V. New Zealand Neuroptera.

A Popular Introduction to the Life Histories and Habits of Mayflies, Dragon flies .... including notes on their relation to Angling.

RARE BOOK AUCTION London: West, Newman & Co 1904. viii. [1] l.,102p, 11 hand coloured plates and explanations at end. Bound in maroon cloth with gilt May fly and titles, spine faded, two book plates on front endpapers. VG. $100 - $150 115 HUDSON, G.V. The Butterflies and Moths of New Zealand.

Wellington: Ferguson & Osborn 1928. xi, 386p, colour frontis, 61 plates, with explanations, [52 coloured], list of subscribers at end.

305mm, bound in maroon half calf with green pebble cloth boards and gilt titles, lightly faded, a VG copy.

Loosely enclosed the original invoice for six pounds ten shillings, signed by G.V. Hudson and dated 14th March 1933 $300 116 HUDSON, G.V. The Butterflies and Moths of New Zealand.

Wellington: Ferguson & Osborn 1928. xi, 386p, colour frontis, 61 plates, with explanations, [52 coloured], list of subscribers at end. 305mm, bound in maroon half calf with green pebble cloth boards and gilt titles, small knock to leather spine, and light fading, however a VG copy.

2. A Supplement to the Butterflies and Moths of New Zealand.

Wellington: Ferguson & Osborn 1939. 3 p.l., [387]- 481, [2]p., 10 colour plates each with explanations. 305mm, bound in dark green pebble textured cloth with gilt butterfly and titles. Near fine. $400 117 JARDINE, SIR WILLIAM British Salmonidae London: Decimus 1979, No. 97 of a limited edition of 500 copies.

12 full page colour plates, each with letter press and vignettes after the original engravings by Lizars after Jardine. Large folio [630mm], original quarter brown leather with leather title label, some light mottling to boards else fine copy in publishers green cloth slip case. Facsimile edition first published in two parts 1839 & 1941. $200 - $300 118 LOUDON, L.C. An Encyclopedia of Plants; The description, specific character, culture, history, application in the arts, and every other desirable particular respecting all the plants indigenous, cultivated in or introduced to Britain. London: 1829. xx, 1159p, illustrated, 220mm, bound in full leather, front board detached and spine abraided top edge. $50 - $75 119 POTTS, T.H. Out in the Open A Budget of Scraps of Natural History Gathered in New Zealand.

Christchurch: Lyttelton Times Co ltd 1882. 1p.l., vii, 301p, 4 plates [1 mounted photo] qtr green cloth with pictorial papered boards, light browning VG. A series of notes on New Zealand natural history, chiefly ornithological, includes an account of the meeting of Sir George Grey and Sheehan with Tawhaio, Waikato.

Bagnall 4664. $200 120 SCHROTER, L & C Alpine Flowers Coloured Vade-Mecum to the Alpine Flora. Zurich: Albert Raustein nd, twentieth and twenty-first edition. Text in English French and German. 24 colour chromolithographs, 2 black & white plates.

210mm, bound in decorative green cloth illustrated with gentians and daisies. Light wear and browning. DJ rubbed and worn.

121 SEITZ, DR ADALBERT The Macrolepidoptera of the World. [ with ephemera] Stuttgart: Fritz Lehmann Verlag 1906. Volume 1.

The Palaearctic Butterflies [Rhopalocera], text and plates, in two volumes, complete. Translated into English by Dr. K. Jordon.Vol. I. [7] l., 7-379p, Vol. II. [4] l., 89 colour plates.

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315mm, bound in quarter buckram with marbled boards, worn and rubbed, contents clean and tight. With the name L. K. Lockhart 20/9/23 on the endpapers.

2. Captain A.F. Hemming - 1. Descriptions of Three Palaearctic Butterflies. 354- 356p, original pink paper covers titled in pen Lebanon 1927.

2. Reprinted from the Entomologist - Notes on two Collections of Butterflies made in Palestine with a note on the occurence in Transjordon of an unrecorded species. January 1934, No. 848.

London: Adlard & Son [1934]. Original paper covers.

Both copies inscribed by author.

Also a long letter from Hemming to a colleague regarding butterflies in the Lebanon and collecting. $300 - $500

SPORT & RECREATION 122 CARMAN ARTHUR H., AND NOEL S. MACDONALD The Cricket Almanack of New Zealand 1949.

Wellington: Sporting Publications. Signed on title page by Walter Hadlee [captain], Merv Wallace [vice-captain], Geoff Rabone, C. Burke, Bert Sutcliffe, John Hayne and one other signature indecipherable. Original paper covers, chips at spine. $50 - $100 123 CATALOGUE McCarthy’s No. 86 Catalogue of High Class Fishing Tackle. 70p, illustrated, front page detached, paper covers, VG. $30 124 CRICKET The M.C.C. 1787-1937 Reprinted from the Times M.C.C. Number, May 25, 1937. London: The Times Pub Co 1937. [6] l., 134p. [1] l., xviiip. plates and adverts. 250mm, The Times full leather binding with gilt. Note taped to endpaper from Bill Jordan [1951] to Jack Phillips [manager of the NZ cricket team].

2. Sir Pelham Warner - Lords 1787-1945. London 1946. Original green binding.

3. Test Cricket Annual 1938. Birmingham: E.F. Hudson Ltd. Original green paper covers, and bound into green cloth boards.

4. Jack Fingleton - Batting from Memory. Collins1982 rep. DJ, VG. 125 DE BEER, DORA H. Yunnan 1938 An Account of a Journey in SW China. UK published by author 1971. 88p, 8 plates 24cms, fine copy, bound in pale blue card covers. Scarce.

An Account of a private journey into Yunnan China, from Burma along the Burma road and ancient trading paths. $150 126 ENGLAND V WELLINGTON Football Match May 12th 1888 Lyon & Blair Lithographers Wellington. Small advertising programme, single leaf [120 x 120mm] which folds into a triangle one side with date of game and teams members. Wellington team includes Cockroft, Ellison, King [Capt], Hyland, Malcolm,Moore, McIntyre, Story, Williams, Fairbrother, Gage, Thompson, Moorehouse, Moore, Sim. Verso advertising for Baker bros, auctioning Brooklyn, May 23rd 1888. Programme is abraided with small losses along folds, no loss of text to Football information. $100 - $150 127 GREY, ZANE Tales of Fishes New York: Harper & Brothers with 1919 and I-T on copyright page.

266p, some pages unopened, complete with illustrations. 215mm bound in blue cloth with gilt titles, top edge gilt, Illustration laid onto front cover. VG. $50 - $100

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128 MANNERING, G.E. Mt Cook and its Surrounding Glaciers [3 items] Auckland etc: W & T [1930]. [6]p, 23 plates [including centre page panorama], 2 maps. Oblong 210 x 280mm, original pictorial paper covers, wear at hinges and edges. G+ copy.

W. Scott Gilkison [2 titles] Aspiring - W & T 1951.80p, illustrated.

Earnslaw - W & T 1957.96p, illustrated. Both in original paper covers, chips and rubbed. $80- $120 129 MASTERS, LESTER Tales of the Mails.

Hawkes Bay’s Centennial Year 1959. No. 31 of 250 de luxe copies.

162p, illustrations, fld map. 165mm, bound in red faux leather with gilt titles, VG, DJ with paper repairs verso.

With book plate of Frank Glen. $100 130 NEW ZEALAND Motorsport. [6 volumes] 1. Eoin Young - Forza Amon ! A biography of Chris Amon. Harper Sports, 2003. Fine copy in fine DJ. Loosely enclosed a signed photo inscribed, ‘ Chris Amon, Good Luck’.

2.Eoin S. Young - Bruce McLaren. The man and his racing team.

Auck etc: Hick, Smith & Sons 1971. Near fine copy in DJ. 3. Eoin Young - Memories of the Bear. Harper Sports 2007. Fine copy in DJ. 4. Richard Becht - Champions of Speed. Moa Beckett 1983. Fine copy in DJ. 5. Phil Kerr - To Finish First. Random House 2007. Fine copy in DJ. 6. Terry Marshall. Looking Back. The motorsport photography of Terry Marshall. Harper Sports 2008. Fine copy in DJ. $100 - $150 131 PASCOE, JOHN Mr. Explorer Douglas [2 titles] Well etc: Reed 1969 rep. xviii, 331p, illustrated, endpaper maps.

240mm, DJ spine lightly sunned and rubbed at edges, VG. 2. Samuel Turner - The Conquest of the New Zealand Alps. London: T. Fisher Unwin 1922. 291p, complete with illustrations, rubber stamp and bookplate of Frank Glen on endpaper. 230mm. original blue cloth, gilt spine titles, damp stain on back board and light wear. $60 - $100 132 RUTTLEDGE, HUGH The Unfinished Adventure London: H & S 1937, 1st edition. [16]p, 295p, 63 plates at end each with explanatory text, large fldg map. Light sprinkle of foxing front and back pages, 260mm, blue cloth, gilt titles, fine and in VG DJ. $80 133 WILSON, MAJOR R.A. My Stalking Memories Christchurch 1961, first edition.137p, illustrated. 220mm, DJ, spine faded and small nicks at top of spine. With the book plate and stamps of Frank Glen. VG. $100

NEW ZEALAND WARS 134 BABBAGE, S. BARTON Hauhauism An episode in the Maori Wars 1863-1866. Reed 1937. 96p, 2 maps and 2 illustrations. 190mm, DJ, VG. Loosely enclosed the original publicity slip., errata, letter from A.W. Reed the publisher, and clippings. This copy was in the Pycroft sale of 2011. $80

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135 BROOKES, E.S. Frontier Life, Taranaki, New Zealand.

Auckland: H. Brett 1892. viii, 203p, complete with plates and maps. 210mm, rebound in blue cloth with gilt decorated cloth from original binding laid on. With plate of Frank Glen Historic collection. VG. $50 136 COWAN, JAMES The New Zealand Wars and the Pioneering Period. Wellington: Govt Ptr 1955 rep. Vol.I. 1845-64. xx, 471p, frontis [map] & illustrations. Vol.II. The Hauhau Wars, 1864-72. xx, 560p, frontis and illus, 225mm, red cloth wgilt titles, DJs in plastic covers. Both volumes with the book plate of Fred Butler. $50 137 FEATON, JOHN The Waikato War 1863-64 [with pamphlets] As first issued in four parts, grey paper covers with adverts.

This copy in poor condition, the text appears to be complete.

Part.1. 24p, frontis [port], covers detached with loss to front cover, lacking half of advert page in beginning. Part 2. 25-50p, paper covers intact. Part 3. lacking paper covers 52-78p, Part 4. 79 - 100p, paper covers intact. Light soiling, chips and small losses to edges.

With a bundle of papers from TNZI and the Polynesian journals, they include - Captain Dumont D’Urvilles Visit to Whangarei, Waitemata and the Thames in 1827. Well 1910; Elsdon Best [6 xs] Notes on Maori Mythology; Te Rehu-O-Tainui: The Evolution of a Maori Atua; Maori Medical Lore; Maori Numeration; Art of War; The Burning of Te Arawa. Four of these inscribed Elsdon W.G. Craig & dated 1935, one signed W. Hugh Ross; $80 - $100 138 FEATON, JOHN [COMUS] The Last of The Waikatos.

A Sensational Tale of the Province of Auckland. Dedicated to The Volunteers of New Zealand. Auckland: Ptd at The Daily Southern Cross Office 1215mm, 873. [4]p of advts, [5]-27, [1]p,., [4]p advts. original blue paper covers, advts on covers. Rare.

A story of the supposed defeat of the Waikato tribes and the occupation of the whole of the Waikato area. Bagnall 1885 $100 139 GILBERT, REV. THOMAS New Zealand Settlers and Soldiers; or The War in Taranaki. London: A.W. Bennett 1861. iv, 220p, 5 plates, 24p [adverts]. 200mm, original maroon blindstamped boards recased with red cloth spine [amateur] with original title laid on, new endpapers. Book plate of Frank Glen. Contents clean and VG. $200 140 SMITH, S PERCY Maori Wars of the Nineteenth Century [2 titles] ChCh etc: W & T 1910, inscribed by author on endpaper. 490p, frontis, illustrated, 190mm, dark blue cloth with gilt titles, VG. 2. William Gisborne - New Zealand Rulers and statesmen from 1840 to 1897. London: Sampsom Low 1897. viii, [1] l., errata 323p, original cloth, complete, faults. $50 - $100

MILITARY HISTORY 141 CONAN DOYLE, ARTHUR The British Campaign [7 books] in France and Flanders 1914 - 1919, five volumes. London H & S 1916-1919. include maps and plans. some fldg. All in original dark blue cloth bindings, 1914, exlib. Condition varies, G to VG. 2. Winston Churchill - The World Crisis 1911-1914. Syd, Melb: Australasian Pub Co nd. Complete with maps. 240mm, original dark blue cloth, VG.

RARE BOOK AUCTION 3. A.G. Stern - Tanks 1914-1918. The Log book of a pioneer.

London: H & S 1919. 297p, illustrated, some plates loose.

220mm, blue illustrated cloth.

All from the Glen Collection. $40 - $50 142 CORBETT, D.A. The Regimental Badges of New Zealand Auck: Ray Richards 1980, revised enlarged edition. 320p, illustrated throughout, 240mm, DJ spine sunned. VG. With bookplate of Frank Glen.

143 FERGUSON, CAPTAIN DAVID The History of the Canterbury Regiment, N.Z.E.F. 1914-1919. Auck etc: W & T 1921. vii, [4]p, 364p, complete with maps and plates. Exlib copy, 230mm, original cloth wear at edges, spots and light mottling. $40 144 FUSSELL, J.C. Corporal Takitamu V.C. [2 titles] A tale of a Maori brave at war. Auckland: Worthington 1918. 52p, illustrated, some foxing. 180mm, illustrated paper covers.

2. Letters from Private Henare Tikitanu. Auckland: Worthington 1917, 2nd ed. 28p,180mm, red illustrated covers, VG. $40 145 GLEIG, RE. G.R. The Leipsic Campaign.

Cover title, Battle of Leipsic. London: Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans 1852. viii, 262p, contemporary owners details on endpapers. Old damp wrinkle light tide marks on endpapers else clean.175mm, contemporary half calf biding, papered boards, rubbed. A tight sound copy. $50 146 HEYDEMARCK, HAUPT War Flying in Macedonia London: John Hamilton nd [ca 1935]. 196p, frontis, plates, illustrations, fldg map at end. John Hamilton 1935 catalogue tipped into back page, contemporary owners name on endpaper.

220mm,VG copy in a VG pictorial DJ, price clipped and edges taped. $80 147 LEE, COLONEL Duntroon [plus] The Royal Military College of Australia 1911-1946. Canberra 1951. xviii, 293p, illustrated, paper cracked at inside hinges. 220mm, dark blue cloth with monogram, With label of Frank Glen Collection. VG. 2. G. Bentley & M. Conly - Portrait of an Airforce. The Royal New Zealand Airforce 1937-1987. Grantham House 1987. 200p, illustrated, 295mm, DJ, VG. 3. New Zealand Home Guard Manual 1942. papered boards, blue cloth spine.

4. Beggs & Humphries- 1919 Intermission 1939. soft covers.

5. David Rendel - Civil Aviation in New Zealand. Reed 1975.188p, illus, 285mm DJ spine sunned.

All with label of Frank Glen Collection. VG. $40 - $50 148 MILITARY Six Volumes 1. J. Bryant Haigh & A.J. Polaschek - New Zealand and The Distinguished Service Order. Christchurch: John D. Wills 1993.

VG copy, 245mm, lightly faded DJ. 2. A. Polaschek - The Complete N.Z. Distinguished Conduct Medal.

Christchurch: Medals Research 1983. 245mm, DJ edge worn.

3. Christopher Pugsley - Gallipoli, The New Zealand Story. Raupo 2008.DJ, VG. 4. D. Filer - Home and Away. Images of New Zealanders in W.W. II. David Bateman 1990. Oblong, DJ, VG. 5. Glyn Harper - Images of War. W.W.I. A photographic record of New Zealanders at War 1914-1918. Harper Collins 2008.235mm, soft covers, VG. $80

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149 MCCUDDEN, JAMES Flying Fury London: John Hamilton 1933 rep. xvii, 270p, 39p advts, frontis.

220mm, original blue cloth, black tiles on spine and front board, rebacked with blue tape and title from original spine laid on. In original DJ, tape repairs, some losses, owners name on endpaper. $50 150 O’SULLIVAN, BARRY & MATHEW New Zealand Army Personal Equipment 1910 - 1945. Wilson Scott Pub Co 2005. 352p, profusely illustrated.270mm, DJ. With the bookplate and stamp of Fran Glen else a fine copy. $50 - $100 151 PAPAKURA, MAGGIE The Old-Time Maori [bookplate of J.F. Cody]

by Makereti. London 1938. 352p, plates & genealogy tables.

Foxing, 225mm, black cloth, light wear & fading.

With the book plate of J.F. Cody and inscribed in pencil ‘J F. Cody Hq Officers Mess Trentham 15/7/44. $75 152 POTTER, B.W. The New Zealand Y.M.C.A. with the 2nd N.Z.E.F. in Middle East and Italy 1940 -1945. No publication details, folio typescript, pagination varies. 340mm, bound in green paper covers. cloth spine and black titles. Inscribed on title page Not in Bagnall, 100 copies circa 1947.

Written by Commissioner for YMCA in Middle East to record its part in welfare work with 2 NZEF. Scarce With the book plate of Frank Glen. $100 153 RHIND, BETTY [COMPILER] He Maharatanga [ In Memory of ] The New Zealanders. Who fought and died in the Gallipolli campaign of the Great War. London: Simpkin, Marshall etc[1916].

An Epic of Heroism, from the Despatches of Sir Ian Hamilton, and Poetry of Rupert Brooke and Others... 27p, 215mm, paper covers. $50 - $75 154 ROLL OF HONOUR New Zealand at the Dardanelles Christchurch, Special War Number of the Weekly Press Phineas Selig for the Christchurch Press Co 1915. Volume 1 containing 1-500 of New Zealand’s Roll of Honour. xviii 40, xx-xxxv, illustrations from photographs, many portraits, adverts, 475mm, original paper covers, VG. $200 - $300 155 ROLL OF HONOUR The Greatest of All Wars War Declared: August 1914. Members of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force 1914 - 1, with 44 hand written names. Printed card with decorative borders and flags, printed by Marriner Brothers and Company Christchurch. 650 x 510mm a few light marks. $100 156 RUSTON & HORNSBY Our Part in the Great War. England, Lincoln: 1919. 123p, profusely illustrated with black and white illustrations, as well as colour plates including W.W. I planes.

Oblong, bound in quarter morocco with papered boards, light wear with a few marks.

Ruston & Hornsby made wagons, carts, aircraft bomb carriages, engines, including those for planes and tanks, disinfectors, generators, tractors, gun mounts and tripods, bombs and explosives, mine sweeping equipment, and most importantly, airplanes. VG $500 - $600

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157 SCHRODER, HANS An Airman Remembers.

London: John Hamilton [ca 1930’s]. 320p, 35p advts, frontis, 220mm, original blue cloth with gilt titles, small sprinkle of light mottling. In pictorial DJ, taped at edges VG. $50 - $75 158 SMITH, P.G.A. The “Shell”that hit Germany Hardest.

With the Compliments of the British Imperial Oil Company [New Zealand] Ltd, ND [Ca 1920]. 62p, illustrated, 205mm, original brown paper covers with ‘Shell’ emblem. VG. 159 THIRD DIVISIONS HISTORIES 13 Volumes - complete set.

Produced by the Third Division Histories Committee and published

by Reed. 1. Shovel Sword and Scalpel.

2.Pacific Pioneers. 3. Base Wallahs. 4. Headquarters.

4. [Two Vols are No’d 4 and no No.6. ] Stepping Stones to the Solomons.

5. The 35th Battalion. 7. Story of the 34th. 8. Pacific Service. 9.

Pacific Kiwis. 10. Pacific Saga. 11. The Gunners. 12. Tanks, MMGs, and Ordnance. 13. The 36th Battalion.. All are VG in the original orange cloth with faded spines [as usual]. Two Vols are No’d 4 and no No.6. was printed.

From the Frank Glen Collection and ex Hewitson Library. VG. $250 - $350 160 THOMAS MALCOM, CLIFF LORD New Zealand Army Distinguishing Patches 1911- 1991. Part one and Part two [2 volumes]. Wellington: Published by authors 1995. Part one. 176p, Part two.Corps and Regimental Distinctions. 148p. Both volumes profusely illustrated.

Oblong with soft covers. With the stamp of Frank Glen Collection.

Both V.G. $100 - $150 161 TROOPS PAPER Chronicles of the N.Z.E.F. [3 items] Records of Matters Concerning the Troops. No.32 1917. Edited by Clutha Mackenzie. 175-196p, includes Hospital reports, ‘The Day after the Battle’ [Passchendale] by Malcom Ross. Original paper covers, detached and heavily spotted.

2. A.P. Morpeth [transcribed by] - The Waiheathens at Gallipoli.

Diary & Letters of a Waihi soldier Gerald [Tad] Morpeth, one of the six Morpeth brothers who served in W.W.I. Waihi 2008.

295mm, laminated paper covers. VG. 3. Will Lawson - Historic Trentham. Corners cut from front 2 pages, original wrappers. $50 162 TROOPSHIP PAPER “The Moa” The Journal of the Twenty Seconds on Troopship “Aparima”. Edited

by H.T.B. Drew, Published at sea. 28p, includes nominal roll of troops and autograph notes with approximately 38 signatures most appear to be from Taranaki and Hawera ares. Original paper covers with Moa illustration, light browning and a few marks. $50 - $100 163 TROOPSHIP PAPER The Digger Being the Un-Official Record of the early days of the 41st Rft at Sea. Capetown: Ptd by Cape Times [1918]. N.Z. troopship magazine of H.M.N.Z.T. No. 108, ‘Ulimaroa’. Includes nominal roll of the Reinforcements, photographs of the various companies, sketches. Departed NZ 27th July 1918 disembarking at London 4 October 1918. Original blue paper covers, pencil letter written to family inside front covers, some soiling, edgewear and chips.

Complete. $50 - $100 164 W.W. II Military Broadsheet The confidential Military Pamphlet that must not fall into German hands. The Handbook of Modern Irregular Warfare. Verso reads

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‘To all Prisoners of War ! The escape from prison camps is no longer a sport !....

Single leaf, 290mm, complete but splitting along folds. No publication details.

2. Ingram & Wheatley - Shipwrecks, New Zealand Disasters, 17951936. Dunedin Publishing Association 1936, 1st edition. 502p, frontis and illustrations. Original blue cloth with gilt titles, recased and spine ends and corners reinforced, worn. $50 165 WELLS, KEVIN W. [3 TITLES] An Illustrated History of the New Zealand Spitfire Squadron. NZ Hutchinson 1984. 168p, illustrated throughout, 310mm, DJ, fine. With the bookplate and stamp of Frank Glen Collection 2. James Sanders - A Long Patrol. An illustrated history of No.1.

Squadron, RNZAF 1930-1984. NZ: Century Hutchinson 1986.

148p, illustrated, 305mm, DJ VG. With the bookplate and stamp of Frank Glen Collection.

3. Bryan Cox - Pacific Scrapbook 1943-1947. McGraw-Hill [1997].

182p. illus, 280mm, soft covers, fine.

All with the bookplate and stamp of Frank Glen Collection. $40

MAORI 166 BEATTIE, HERRIES Moriori The Morioris of the South Island. ODY & Witness 1941. 72p, [1] l., 220mm, in original paper covers, exlib copy, from the collection of Frank Glen. $50 167 BEST, ELSDON Dominion Museum Monographs No. 2, 3, 4, 6 No.2. Spiritual and Mental Concepts of the Maori. 1922. 43p, 245mm.

No.3. Astronomical Knowledge of the Maori. 1922. 66p, 240mm.

No.4. The Maori Division of Time. 1922. 45p. 240mm.

No.6. The Maori School of Learning. 1923. 29p.245mm.

All four volumes professionally bound with original paper covers into dark green cloth boards paper title labels, fine $60 - $80 168 BEST, ELSDON Journal of Science and Technology [4 volumes] 4 papers bound together - Note on a Curious Steatite Figurine; Stone Axe Taranaki. Two greenstone Pendants; Maori Woodcraft; The Neolithic Maori. 1919 - 1924, all with original paper covers and bound into green cloth boards with title label.

2. Journal of Science and Technology - Johannes Andersen [2 papers] - Maori String Games with Second series. 1920 & 1921, illustrated.

3. Elsdon Best - J.P.S. [2 papers]. Did Polynesian Voyagers know the Double Outrigger. Some Place Names of Islands of the Society Group.

4. Elsdon Best - Polynesian Voyages. Dominion Museum Monograph No.5. 1923.

All 4 with original paper covers and bound into green cloth boards with title label. $60 - $80 169 BEST, ELSDON Maori Agriculture [3 titles] Dominion Museum Bulletin No.9. Well: W & T 1925. 172p, plates and diagrams. 280mm.

2. The Whare Kohanga and its lore. Comprising data relating to Procreation, Baptism and Infant Betrothal ... Dominion Museum Bulletin No. 13. 1929. 235mm.

RARE BOOK AUCTION 3. Canterbury College - Guide to the Maori Tomb. With a description of the carvings by Mr A. Hamilton. 1912. 7p, plates on 6p.

All volumes professionally bound with original paper covers into dark green cloth boards paper title labels, fine $40 - $50 170 BEST, ELSDON Maori Religion and Mythology New Zealand, Dominion Museum Bulletin No.10. Govt Ptr 1924. 3 l., 264p, illustrated, 280mm, original pink paper covers.

2. Roger Duff - Recent Maori Occupation of Notornis Valley, Te Anau. Journal of Polynesian Society. 90 - 119p, plates and line drawings. Bound into maroon cloth boards, fine. $40 - $50 171 BEST, ELSDON The Maori Volume. I. Wellington: Harry Tombs 1924. xv, 528p, [1] l., errata, illustrated. Bound in original grey cloth with black titles. Volume II. Wellington: Polynesian Society 1941. ix, 637p, illustrated. Bound in red cloth with black titles.

Tape marks on both volumes from protective covers. $50 172 BEST, ELSDON The Maori As He Was: [4 titles] Well: Dominion Museum 1924.280p, illus. 215mm, original green cloth, gilt titles and Maori warrior. VG. 2. Maori Storehouses and Kindred Structures. 1974.

3. The Maori Canoe. 1976.

4. The Stone Implements of the Maori. 1974.

All published Well: Govt Printer bound in brown cloth blindstamped and in DJs. All VG. $50 173 BINNEY, JUDITH Redemption Songs.

Auckland University Press 1995. DJ, VG. 2. John Gorst - The Maori King. Pauls Book Arcade 1959 rep. DJ torn, else VG. 3. J.A. Wilson - The story of Te Waharoa and Sketches of Ancient Maori Life and History. W & T nd [ca 1930’s] Original pictorial binding, light wear and browning.

3. G.M. Henderson - Taina. with engravings by E.Mervyn Taylor 1948. Clipping laid on front endpaper and inscribed by author.

Light wear.

174 BRAILSFORD, BARRY Song of Waitaha The Histories of a Nation. Christchurch: Ngatapuwae Trust 1994.

Number 305. 311p, colour illustrations. 30.5cms, original brown boards, fine in DJ light marks VG. $100 175 CHAPMAN, GEORGE Diary Typescript [not recent] of 121 foolscap pages of diary with information on early New Zealand from 1860’s and scattered with dates of important events of world history and news. It includes a list of New Zealand publications with dates and major events.

Followed by a long section on The Taranaki Wars; a lot on the Waikato wars and Maori grievances. $50 - $100 176 COWAN, JAMES The Maoris of New Zealand ChCh etc: W & T 1910. xxiv, 356p, illustrated, map, 225mm, original cloth binding, light wear, VG. 177 COWAN, JAMES [4 TITLES] Maori Folk-Tales of the Port Hills Canterbury New Zealand. Auck etc: W & T 1923. 73p, fldg map & illustrations. 200mm, card covers, VG. 2. Maori Place Names of the Thermal Regions and their Meanings.

Rotorua Post nd. 20p, 180mm, orange card covers, black titles VG.

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3. The Romance of the Rail. No.2. South Island Main Trunk, New Zealand. 63p, illustration. Oblong, card covers VG. 4. Pelorus Jack, the White Dolphin of French Pass New Zealand.

Christchurch etc: W & T [1911]. 47p, illustrated, 185mm, lacking paper covers. $60 178 GREENWOOD, WILLIAM The Upraised Hand or the Spiritual Significance of the rise of the Ringatu Faith.

Memoir No.21 The Polynesian Society Wellington 1942, 2nd ptg.

88p, folding genealogy table, illustrated, 240mm, original green paper covers VG. $50 179 HAMILTON, AUGUSTUS Maori Art The Art Workmanship of the Maori Race in New Zealand: A series of illustrations from specially taken photographs, with descriptive notes and essays on the Canoes, Habitations, Weapons, Ornaments, and Dress of the Maoris... New Zealand Institute, Dunedin: Fergusson & Mitchell 1896 - 1900 in V parts. 32cms, bound in full brown buckram [later binding but not recent] with gilt titles. A VG copy. $500 - $600 180 KING, MICHAEL Moriori: A People Rediscovered.

Viking 1989. 226p, illustrated throughout. 270mm, DJ, VG. 181 MACKRELL, BRIAN Hariru Wikitoria [3 titles] An illustrated history of the Maori tour of England, 1863. Auckland 1985. 128p, Illus, 260mm, soft covers, VG. 2 - 4. James Belich [3 Volumes] - The New Zealand Wars. Auckland 1986. 245mm, soft covers, VG; Making Peoples. Penguin 1996, soft covers; I Shall Not Die. Titokowaru’s War, New Zealand 1868-1869. Bridget Williams 1989, soft covers, VG. 5. Anne Salmond - Eruera. The teachings of a Maori Elder.

Wellington 1980. 240mm, soft covers rubbed. $50 182 MAIR, CAPTAIN GILBERT Reminiscences and Maori Stories.

Auckland: Brett Pub Co 1923, 1st edition. viii, 120p, 220mm, green pictorial cloth, white titles, light wear. $30 - $40 183 MAORI PERIODICALS Tu Tangata - No. 1 - 30 Incorporating Te Kaea and Te Maori. Wellington: Department of Maori Affairs, NZ. Maori Council and Maori Women’s Welfare League. A complete run from No 1, 1981 to No. 30, 1986, all bound with their original paper covers into red cloth bindings with gilt spine titles. Fine set. $200 184 MCCONNELL, ROBIN Taua of Kareponia Leader from the North. Hamilton: Te Maru Press 1993. 176p, map and illustrations, 235mm, original soft covers, light wear, VG. $50 185 MCNEICH, ROGER [2 VOLUMES] Painted Histories.

Early Maori Figurative Painting. Auck Univ Press 1994. DJ, fine copy.

2. Carved Histories. Rotorua Ngati Tarawhai Woodcarving. Auck Univ Press 2001. DJ, fine copy. 270mm, both extensively illustrated. $100 186 NGATA, A.T. Nga Moteatea [3 volumes] The Songs, scattered pieces from many canoe areas. Part 1. Well: Reed 1959, for the Polynesian Society. Original red cloth with rafter pattern, fine.

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Part II. Well: Reed 1974, for the Polynesian Society. Original red boards with rafter patterns spine sunned else VG. 3. Felix M. Keesing - The Changing Maori. New Plymouth: Thomas Avery 1928, Memoir of the Board of Maori Ethnological Research. volume 4. xvi, 198p, illus, 250mm, red cloth with rafter patterns spine faded and light wear. $50 187 OLDMAN COLLECTION Skilled Handbook of the Maori Being the Oldman Collection of Maori Artifacts Illustrated and Described. Memoirs of the Polynesian Society Volume 14. Well: Polynesian Society 1946, second edition. 48p, profusely illustrated.

Foxing, small owners name on endpaper and book plate of Frank Glen. Original paper covers. $150 - $200 188 PAPERS RELATING TO, NEW ZEALAND Return - Part 1. [War] To an address of the House of Lords dated 16th July 1869. Copies of Extracts of Correspondence between the Colonial Office and the Governors of New Zealand... xxi, 532p, includes thirteen fldg maps and Plans.

1. Map of the North Island including provinces Auckland, Taranaki, Hawkes Bay and Wellington.

2. Sketch of Patea District with Military Posts and Native Clearings.

[1868] 3. Lieut-Col Whitmore’s Tracks in pursuit of native prisoners escaped from the Chatham Islands.

4. Plan of the military settlements in the upper Waikato district [1868] Chas Heaphy chief surveyor.

5. Map shewing confiscated lands in the Province of Auckland also the property of the Maori king. [1868] 6. Sketch map of Wairoa & Poverty Bay districts.

7. Plan of Ngatapa Pa, Poverty Bay taken by Col. Whitmore with the Colonial Force from the Hau Hau under Te Kooti.

8. Sections of Ngatapa Pa, Poverty Bay. 9. Plan illustrating the operations at Ngatapa.

10. Seat of the War, West Coast New Zealand.

11. Plan of Taurangaika Pa, West Coast. Abandoned by Titokowaru when attacked by the Colonial Force under Col Whitmore [1869].

12. Sections of Taurangaika, West Coast.

13. Map [no title] Enclosed in War Office Letter. Area between Ringarchu to Patea.

Most VG a few with frayed fore edges. Size varies 330mm, approx, original blue paper covers with cover titles, spine taped, back cover torn with loss.

Important source material on the Maori Wars. $400 - $600 189 REED’S RAUPO SERIES, [3 VOLUMES] A White Boy Among the Maoris in the Forties. 1934.22p, illustrations.

2. The Maori and His First Printed Book.nd. 22p, illustrated.

3. The Coming of the Maori to Ao-tea-roa. 1934. 23p, illustrated. All in original pictorial papered boards and VG. All Reed’s Raupo Series of New Zealand Gift Booklets, all VG. 190 SCOTT, DICK The Parihaka Story Auckland: Southern Cross Books 1954.160p, 185mm, wrappers, soiled, contents clean. $40 191 SMITH, JUDGE T.H. Maori Implements & Weapons. [2 papers] TNZI read before Auckland Institute 1893. 423 - 452p, 220mm.

2. On Maori Proverbs. TNZI read before Auckland Institute 1889. 111 118p.

Both have been professionally bound into dark green cloth boards with paper title labels, fine.

Thomas Henry Smith was a Judge of the Native Land Court 1865-1876. $40 - $60

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192 SMITH, S. PERCY [TRANSLATOR] The Lore of the Whare-wananga; or Teachings of the Maori College on Religion, Cosmology and History. Part 1. Te Kauwae-runga of Things celestial. New Plymouth: Thomas Avery 1913. Memoirs of the Polynesian Society, Vol.III. xvii, 193p, vip. 225mm, original red cloth, black titles, smoke stain to bottom margin of back board else VG. $80 193 STAFFORD, D.M. Te Arawa A History of the Arawa People. Wellington etc: Reed 1967. x, 573p, illustrated, endpaper maps.255mm, maroon cloth, gilt titles light wear, DJ rubbed at hinges and edges.

2. Ettie Rout - Maori Symbolism. Report by author from the evidence of Hohepa Te Rake [An Arawa Noble]. London 1926. xxxii, 322p, illustrated. Exlib copy, presented by E. Earle Vaile to Rotorua Grammar School. Red cloth, worn at edges and back strip detached and loosely enclosed. $80 - $100 194 TAMATI RANAPIRI, [S.P. SMITH, TRANSLATOR] Ancient Methods of Bird Snaring Amongst the Maoris. Nga Ritenga Hopu Manu A Te Maori O Mua. J.P.S. nd. Text in English and Maori. 132 - 152p, 4 plates. 255mm, stapled.

195 TE RANGI HIROA The Coming of the Maori [3 titles] Wellington: W & T 1958. [8] l., 551p, plates and figs, 250mm, original grey cloth red titles, with the book plate of Frank Glen.

Near fine and in VG, DJ. 2. Sir Peter Buck - Vikings of the Sunrise. W & T 1975 rep. With stamps of Glen Collection. Near fine in DJ. 3. J.B. Condliffe - Te Rangi Hiroa. The Life of Sir Peter Buck. W & T 1971. With stamp of Glen Collection, near fine copy in VG DJ. $80 - $120 196 TRAVERS, AND STACK The Stirring Times of Te Rauparaha. [8 titles] Also The Sacking of Kaiapohis. W & T [1906]. Red cloth, book plate front endpaper. Also paperback edition.

2. Patricia Burns - Te Rauparaha. Reed 1980. DJ. 3. J.M.R. Owens - Prophets in the Wilderness. The Wesleyan Mission to New Zealand 1819-27. Auckland University Press 1974. DJ, VG. 4. Nona Morris [editor] - The Journal of William Morgan. Pioneer settler, and Maori War Correspondent. Auckland City Council 1963. Soft covers and worn DJ. 5. Sir Peter Buck - Vikings of the Sunrise. W & T 1954. Cloth binding, discoloured 6. Jack Lee - Hokianga. 1996, soft covers.

7. Patricia Bawden - The Years Before Waitangi. Published by author 1987.

8. McFadgen & Sheppard - Ruahihi Pa. National Museum Bulletin 1984. Soft covers, VG. 9. James Cowan - The New Zealand Wars. Volume 2, Capper Press reprint.

10. Nola Easdale - Missionary & Maori. Kerikeri 1819-1860. Te Waihora Press 1991. Soft covers, VG $50 - $100 197 TE HURINUI, PEI King Potatau An account of the life of Potatau Te Wherowhero, the first Maori King. Polynesian Society [1959]. iii, [3] l., 302p, frontis, battle plans [3 x]. 240mm, original red cloth, with the book plate and stamps of Frank Glen. $100 198 WAITANGI TRIBUNAL REPORT Ngai Tahu Report 1991 [3 volumes] Volume 1. Summary of Grievances, findings and recommendations, Includes maps and tables. 174 - 1254p [in 3 volumes]. 290mm, all in original card covers, VG.

RARE BOOK AUCTION 199 WARD, JOHN P. Wanderings with the Maori Prophets, Te White & Tohu: Being reminiscences of a twelve months companionship with them, from their arrival in Christchurch in April, 1882, until their return to Parihaka in March 1889. Nelson: Bond, Finney & Co 1883. ii, 136p, frontis [ports], advts front and back. 210mm, bound in original blue paper covers with black titles, small chips and short tears. $100 - $200 200 WHITE, JOHN The Ancient History of the Maori, his Mythology and Traditions. Vol.1 only. Wellington Govt Ptr 1887.xp, [2] p.l., 164p, fldg genealogy table at end [tear], 4 plates, sprinkle of foxing 215mm, original red cloth, spine faded else VG. $100 - $150 201 WILSON, JOHN ALEXANDER Sketches of Ancient Maori Life and History.

Auckland: H. Brett 1894. Reprinted from the Auckland Star. 39p, 240mm, original paper covers, discoloured else VG. $50

MARITIME 202 GRADY, DON The Perano Whalers of Cook Strait 1911-1964. Reed 1982. xv, 238p, illustrated throughout, Stamp and bookplate of Frank Glen. 248mm, DJ, near fine. $40 203 HIGGINSON, JAMES Yesterday’s Gold a Limited Edition Dual Book. Archaeological Holdings, Australasian Limited Edition, No’d N.Z. 194, dated 1976. Signed by author.

Illustrations from paintings by Harry Sangl. 83p, oblong folio bound in original black card covers with gilt titles and ship, vinyl spine bound with brass rivets, fine copy, In original box. $50 - $75 204 MUSGRAVE, THOMAS Castaway on the Aucklands The Wreck of the Grafton, from the private journals of Thomas Musgrave. N.Z. Reed 1943. 125p, frontis, illius, maps. 183mm, original papered boards, VG, $50 - $75 205 WORSLEY, FRANK First Voyage In a Square-Rigged ship. London: Geoffrey Bles 1938, 1st edition.

287p, 225mm, dark green cloth with yellow titles, near fine, In DJ narrow tear to spine with loss, & chips.. $50

MISSIONARIES & MAORI PRINTING 206 BARRETT, REV ALFRED. The Life of Bumby. [2 titles] The Life of the Rev. John Hewgill Bumby.

With a brief history of the commencement and progress of the Wesleyan Mission in New Zealand. London: j. Mason 1863, 4th ed. vi, [1]p, 254p, [1] l., frontis. 180mm, light wear, original green cloth, gilt titles, VG. With book plate of Frank Glen.

2. William Taylor, Bishop of Africa - Story of my Life. NY: Eaton & Mains 1895. 772p, illustrations. 270mm, original blue pictorial cloth, inside hinges cracked and edge wear.

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Loosely enclosed a hand written testimonial signed Wm Taylor Missionary and dated San Francisco Cal, July 23rd 1853. Regarding a member of his church who is leaving their community. $50 - $100 207 BIGGS, BRUCE [PREPARED BY] English-Maori Finder List Auckland: Bruce Biggs, June 1961. Typescript, 79 l., 26cms, bound in original brown paper covers, red cloth spine and black titles, sprinkle of foxing.

Forerunner to his 1981 dictionary.

208 COLENSO, WILLIAM Anniversary Address Hawkes Bay Philosophical Institute, by the President William Colenso. Napier. R.C. Harding 1888. 35p, 215mm, original paper covers, a few marks and spine chips. $50 209 COLENSO, WILLIAM Autobiography [Typescript] Title page reads - Private. Autobiography of W.C.. Copied fairly & sent to England, to Latimer. Octr 6, 1883. this vol. only but copies of his mother’s letters from Wairoa sent to L. in July ‘94.

Unbound typescript [not recent] 44p, some creasing and extremities of a few pages with smoke discolouration [not affecting text] Sent by Colenso to his sons Latimer and Wiremu the script appears to be an attempt to describe the complexities of his marriage, it includes problems involved in his relationship with Bishop Selwyn and also various journeys he made. $200 - $400 210 COLENSO, WILLIAM Communion Tickets [2 items] Printed by William Colenso on the Waitangi Press [1847] A leaflet written in Maori with no date or heading, constructed in two parts containing reflections on Holy Communion for intending communicants concerning the Eucharist. Intended to be cut in two parts and pasted on front and back of card.

2. Ko Nga Upoko Eona O Te Pukapuka a Te Poropiti a Hona: No: Paihia 1840. 29p, sewn into the original brown paper covers.

Contemporary notation on tipped onto title reads Six Chapters of the Book of Daniel & the Book of Jonah.

The Tickets are some of the earliest Communion tokens used in N.Z. $200 211 COLENSO, WILLIAM Ko Te A-Nui A Wi, Hei Ako Maana Ki Te Reo Ingirihi. Willie’s First English Book. Written for young Maoris who can read their own Maori language and wish to learn the English language. Parts 1 only. Title page and text in English and Maori. Wellington/ Poneke, G. Didsbury 1872. xvii, [3], 112, 175mm, original green cloth binding, gilt titles, both bindings complete but worn. With the bookplate of Alex H. Turnbull.

An elementary grammar to teach English to Maori children. Part 3 was never published. Williams 477 & 478. $100 212 COLENSO, WILLIAM Letter to H. Hill Esq, Inspector of Government Schools, Napier dated February 14th 1892. An 8p chatty letter written to a friend discussing his poor health, church matters and the declining numbers in the congregation, particularly men, politics, botany etc.

A plant that Hill had sent him ‘it is wholly new to me’.. .; letter from Sir J.D. Hooker deploring ‘what a mass of information will die with you !!’ , Colenso expresses ‘Perhaps I should lock them [manuscripts] all up for at least fifty years, but then my unwritten lore far exceeds the written ....’

Lengthily and somewhat bitterly discusses a catalogue he has received from London in which Tregear’s Maori Dictionary is spoken highly of and his lexicon of 1875 treated ‘...as a poor kind of thing...’ His response in drafting a note to London and forwarding a copy of Parliamentary Papers of 1875 regarding the Lexicon and

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his ‘... thinking of getting up a 2nd paper from ‘75 to ‘91 to leave on record how I have been subsequently treated. From the papers I learn that Tregear [now openly enjoying a Govt Billet] will shortly be in Napier...’ He requests him not to give Tregear any information regarding his residence, He does not wish to see him. Also “... I am wholly against his [or John White’s or Mannings] Maori romances or ‘Fairy Tales’ being introduced into our schools! Such I consider would be ultimately injurious to both races. à’ The letter is written in ink, doublesided on 4 l., of notepaper, it contains the usual Colenso hallmarks of abbreviations and numbered sections and has the original addressed envelope, postmark intact but stamp removed. $800 - $1000 213 COLENSO, WILLIAM Letter to Mr H.G. Warren, Tomoana July 27, 1897 [night]. He acknowledges receipt of a note from Mr Warren requesting permission to visit him with a friend from England, and refusing him due to ill-health ‘...Under Existing circumstances, I regret very much to have to say, that I shall scarcely be able to receive you - for I am still very weak....’ hand written and signed W. Colenso Henry George Warren was Secretary of the Tomoana Freezing Works near Napier. Also a note ‘With HGW’s Compts for your autograph book’. $150 - $300 214 COLENSO, WILLIAM Letter to Mr W. Dinwiddie, Hon. Sec. H.B. Ph. Ins Napier Aust 2, 1893. Replying to a note regarding George Beetham’s ‘Flora Australiensis’ belonging to the institute and which Colenso has in his possession. he says ‘...I much regret my keeping these 7 vols here - but [1] I cannot describe any novelty [or even think of doing so ] without copiously referring to them: and [2] hitherto - i.e. is in former years no one ever looked into the work but myself. Of course if required I return them at once ...’ Also comments on a ‘wire’ received and the remark shall see her [her underlined] when I go to town’. written and signed by W. Colenso. $600 - $800 215 COLENSO, WILLIAM Letter to T.R. Moore Waimarama 1889 Dated Napier, June 20/89. On notepaper folded 3p, Concerning shortfall in monies paid for a set of Buller’s birds and the various bindings ‘None came to hand in half morocco...’ Sir W. Buller says in his last letter that the Bookbinder had not enclosed any copies bound in morocco and that also should any subscribers prefer such to let him know and they would be sent. He also commented that no other subs [subscribers] but yourself has asked about the high price binding. ‘’ Sir Walter naively says - he did not see much difference in the appearance of the two kinds... the letter is signed W. Colenso. $400 - $600 216 COLENSO, WILLIAM Poem A hand writted poem Inscribed at end ‘Written at sea, on the Atlantic Aug 11, 1834. Lat 3˚ . 46’S Long: 16˚ 18’W Signed with initials W.C. The poems concentrates on the joys of nature, life, death and immortality. It is written on 3 l., of note paper and is 8 verses each six lines. $600 - $800 217 COLENSO, WILLIAM Treaty of Waitangi The Authentic and Genuine History of the Signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, New Zealand, February 5 and 6 1840... Well: Govt Ptr 1890. 42p, Original blue cover title, lacking back cover. $50 - $100 218 MAORI PRINTING Gazette Notice Headed with the Royal Arms, referring to various matters connected with the war. No.1. Akarana, Oketopa 1, 1863. [4]

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pp. Four military notices and a reference to the loss of H.M.S. Orpheous.

Bagnall 378. $200 - $400 219 MAORI PRINTINGS Ko Te Kawenata Hou a To Tatou Ariki A Te Kai Whakaora A Ihu Karaiti. London 1894.

259p, double column,195mm, bound in brown cloth with gilt titles. Name on endpaper crossed out. VG. 2. Ko Nga Karakia O Te Miha [with mass prayers in English]. 22p paper covers [1974] 2. Maka. Ko Te Rongapai Ki Te Ritenga A. Ln & Wellington British & Foreign Bible Society. Unpaginated, yellow paper covers VG. 3. Te Pukapuka o nga inoi ... Ranana [1951]. 159p, double column, 145mm brown cloth binding.

4. Te Ao... No publication details. Appears to be gospel readings.

Green paper covers.

5. Pakeha Maori - Korero Maori. Easy Lessons in Maori Conversation. Wanganui tenth edition. 47p, card covers. $100 - $150 220 MAUNSELL, REV. R. He Patai No title page, date or imprint. Inner margin of the page is 16mm.

8p. stitched into original brown paper covers. William 110 [?]

A series of questions with Scripture references as answers drawn up by the Rev. R. Maunsell.

2. Charles John Abraham - He Whakapuaki i nga tikanga o te Katikikhama o te Hahi o Ingarani [Te rua o nga wahi]. Printed at St John’s Press 1850. 26pp, 178mm, paper covers sewn with linen thread.

A set of questions and answers explanatory of the church catechism [2nd part] $100 221 NEW TESTAMENT Ko Te Kawenata Hou a To Tatou Ariki a Te Kai Whakaora a Ihu Karaiti. London 1894. 250pp, 194mm, double column with ‘Maori New Testament’ verso of title. Bound in limp leather with gilt titles, base of spine abraided and worn, soiling on endpapers.

Inscribed on fixed endpaper with a prayer titled Sir A.T. Ngata’s Message and written beneath ‘Written by the Rt Rev W. Panapa, Bishop of Ao te a roa 18th Oct 1951’.

Reverend Wirema Panapa was the first chaplain for the 28th NZ Maori Battalion, in 1951 he was appointed as the second Bishop of Aoteaora. His deep concern that Maori do things in their own ways and in their own church was not sympathetically regarded by the Pakeha bishops, in spite of these difficulties he exercised strong leadership. He retired in 1968. $200 222 TURNER, GEORGE Nineteen Years in Polynesia: Missionary life, travels and researches in the islands of the Pacific.

London: John Snow 1861. 548p,Xii, 539p, fldg table of Polynesian dialects, colour frontis, and illustrations. Front few pages fraying at edges, light soiling, one page loose, 230mm, blue cloth spine faded. $50 - $100

HISTORIC DOCUMENTS 223 DIARY/LEDGER Nue Briton 1864 Victorian journal. Includes a three page humerous account of incidents on board the ship Nue Briton dated New Years Day 1864 with a small comic sketch. The remainder of the journal has been converted to a ledger with the alphabet letters cut into the fore edge, mostly unused. 205mm, bound in full red morocco with gilt 1824 on spine and with the original brass clasp. $200

RARE BOOK AUCTION 224 ON BOARD THE CORVETTE S.M. ASTROLABE Bay of Islands 16th March 1827 A rare and historic letter from Joseph Paul Gaimard and Jean Rene Constant Quoy to Louis de Freycinet. The men were naturalists aboard Dumont d’Urville’s Astrolabe and had previously sailed with Freycinet on the Uranie voyage in 1817-1820. The letter is written in Gaimard’s hand and signed by both men.

4pp on folded paper, text in French, clear and legible , there are some light contemporary pencil notations. The following is a summary rather than a precise translation.

The letter written aboard Dumont d’Urville’s Astrolabe describes in detail the surveying and charting of the coast of New Zealand ‘....we have just finished the charting of one of the two islands which make up this land by ‘drawing’ as it were one half of a figure eight that is to say, that from Cape Foulwind we followed the southern part of Cook Straight and then the eastern part of the North Island to North Cape taking in Tasman Bay and the river Firth. We have developed the coastline for 360 leagues, charting from a distance of four miles and often much closer ...’.

It describes in length and in great detail the difficulties they had in navigating the treacherous waters and the storms they encountered before finding the passage between Tasman and Admiralty Bays and naming it French Pass.

They continued surveying and charting the coast until they entered the Bay of Plenty, again encountering heavy storms. ‘.... it is probable under just such circumstances that the ships of La Perouse will have perished....’.

Dumont d’Urville then explored the Firth of Thames discovering several large islands forming a magnificent harbour. ‘.... Several of us can attest that by crossing a space of two miles New Zealand forms, in this area, a vast peninsula which comprises the Bay of Islands, just as the whalers indicated to Mr Blosseville’.

Descriptions along the route, of their communications with local Maori who assisted them with fresh food, it discusses their war like nature made more aggressive by access to firearms. ‘.... as we came in sight of Cape Brett, a flotilla of more that twenty large war canoes each carrying between twenty and forty men following the coast to lay waste and devastate enemies....’.

The letter finishes ‘... we sent 555 natural drawings to the Academy from Port Jackson, the dangers we have faced has made us decide to send a double of our work as soon as the occasion presents itself. It is so uncertain we don’t dare send the twenty odd boards [?plates] that come from New Zealand.’

It ends sending their affectionate sentiments and signing it.

Gaimard Quoy.

Provenance: The Freycinet family archives which were dispersed in the 1960’s and 1970’s, in recent years in a private collection. $16,000 - $18,000

MAPS AND PLANS 225 ATLAS The Scripture Atlas or a Series of Maps, to Illustrated the Old and New Testament. London: Mathews and Leighs 1812, first edition. Engraved title frontis, title page, 18 hand coloured maps and 2 plans [one hand coloured the other black & white]. 310mm, in original half calf with papered boards and label, front board and endpapers detached, binding worn. Maps clean, and VG, some have a light contemporary inscription along the margin. Owners details dated 1862 on endpaper with a later penned history of the owner. $300 - $400 226 BERARD, AUGUSTE Carte De La Baie Des Iles Map of Manawa Harbour [Bay of Islands New Zealand]. From the Expedition of the Corevette SM La Coquille under the command of Duperry 1824. Engraved by Ambroise Tardieu,

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470 x 740 hand coloured map No 19. Beautifully framed and mounted. $2500 - $3000 227 CENTRAL OTAGO Facsimile Survey Maps 1. Plan of Macetown. Blocks I to III. v and vI. January 1878.

2. Survey Map - Town of Wetherstone 1881 [near Tuapeka] 3. Grant Index Record Map Macetown 1880.

4. General Plan of the Town of Lawrence. May 1862. $100 - $200 228 PLAN Plan of Otatara N.Z. Times Co, Ltd, nd [ca 1910]. Colour paper plan showing area enclosed by the Oreti River and New River Estuary, intersected by the Oreti Company proposed tramway, with the list of the various sized blocks of land, prices and the names of purchasers on those blocks already sold. 900 x 760mm. Messrs Armstead, Hunter and Tait Solicitors, Invercargill. $100 - $200 229 WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, CA 1898 Original Plans [6 items] Original plans for the Wellington Gas Company Building designed

by Thomas Turnbull, notable for its well-proportioned and ornate classical style facades facing to Courtney Place and Tory Street. Two plans, ink on linen featuring sections and side elevations and another of the front elevation. The building housed the offices and showrooms from 1898-1992. Each 300 x 450mm.

Also - Four other Wellington Gas Coy Ltd plans of machinery, [a] Reynolds 4 Single Governor & Pit. [b] High Pressure Governors Mercurial. [c] Reynolds District, station Governors. [d] High Pressure Mercurial Governor. All ink on cotton, size varies. $300 - $500

PHOTOGRAPHY 230 ALBUMS Photographs Six photograph albums dating from the early 1900’s featuring snap shots of holidays, school and army days. One with images of ? fiord country, snow, harbours, indigenous people, fishing boats etc, no identification. $200 - $300 231 BUCKLAND JESSIE, [ PHOTOGRAPHER] Akaroa Original 3 part panoramic photograph of Akaroa from the hills behind the township overlooking the harbour by Jessie Buckland dated 4/2/13. 145 x 610mm glazed and in original oak frame. $300 - $500 232 CARTE DE VISITE Major Von Tempsky Photographer H. Webster, Taranaki on verso [worn]. Image clean and clear but faded. From the Glen Collection. $80 - $100 233 CARTE DE VISITE Rewi maniapoto Carte de visite portrait of Rewi Manga Maniapoto in Maori cloak and with mere, taken ca 1879 by Elizabeth Pulman of Auckland.

Inscribed verso with his name. From the Glen Collection. $100 234 CARTE DE VISITE, 1 X Two Maori Women Inscribed verso in a contemporary hand ‘Two women who drank Volkner’s blood as it dropped from the heart torn out by Kereopa’.

Image of two women $100 - $200

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235 CARTE DE VISITE, 1 X J. R. Cuthbertson John Robert Cuthbertson was an early pioneer of Invercargill, he represented Invercargill in Parliament from 1873-75 and was Mayor of Invercargill in 1876-1877. Inscribed verso ‘J.R. Cuthbertson 29/11/97, belongs to W.M. Pearson’. Image of him sitting in a chair holding a hat. $50 - $100 236 CARTE DE VISITES, 2 X Wikitoria 2 images 1. Inscribed verso ‘Wikitoria Chieftainess of Kai Iwi Ngarauru Tribe’.

Image of a young woman holding a rifle standing in front of a staged scene with guns.

2. Inscribed verso ‘Wikitoria Queen of Ngatiraukawa’. Image of an elderly woman in front of a staged scene holding [?] a wooden spear. From the Glen Collection. $100 - $200 237 CARTE DE VISITES, 2 X Parihaka With an image of Te Whiti, the Maori Chief of Parihaka. Sketch of Te Whiti-o-Rongomai, made by W. F. R. Gordon during a hui at Parihaka in 1880. Verso of image is a declaration 1880 stating that it is a very good likeness.

2. Te Rauparaha - Photograph of an illustration that was printed in the Illustrated London News in 1844. The illustration is of an engraving of Te Rauparaha. The engraving was based on a watercolour painted by Isaac Coates in 1843. Photograph taken ca 1870s by an unidentified photographer. $100 - $200 238 CARTE DE VISITES, 2 X Tamihana Photographer unknown, inscribed verso A Pensioner of Governments from the wars. Image of him sitting in a chair in a cloak with a wooden crutch on one side and two rifles on the other.

In 1864 he fought in a battle against the Hauhau when a bullet shattered his kneecap and eventually his leg was amputated.

2.Taraia - Photographer unknown, inscribed verso Chief Ngatitamatera. Coromandel leader Taraia Ngakuti te Tumuhuia, of Ngati Tamatera, who did not sign the Treaty of Waitangi.

With moko. From the Glen Collection. $100 - $200 239 CARTE DE VISITES, 3 X Ngawaka Taurua Carte-de-visite portrait of Ngawaka Taurua, taken 1860s-1870s by an unknown photographer. Sitting in a chair in European dress, Inscribed verso Chief of Patea the Ngatiruauia Coast. Chief of the Otago Prisoners.

2. Oval portrait in carte de visite inscribed verso Taiawhio.

3. Hetaraka Tautahi inscribed ‘A Chief of Ngarauru Waitotara’. In native clock holding a mere and with a rifle and hoe. $100 - $200

3. Inscribed verso ‘Te Rangi Whakarurua Tuhua Wanganui River’.

Image of man sitting at a small table in European dress. Faded.

4. Inscribed verso ‘Komene Papanui of Ngarauru’ photo by B.Peyman Wanganui. Faded.

5. Inscribed verso ‘Ngatikahungunu, Napier’. Faded.

No’s 2-4 in European dress. From the Glen Collection. $150 - $200 242 CARTE DE VISITES, 5 X Pairama & Katou Kaka Ngarauru Tribe Waitoturu [?], photograph by B. Peyman, Wanganui. Faded, 2. Photographer unknown. Inscribed verso unknown. Aperahana Tahunuiarangi, Ngatiape [?]

3. Photographer unknown. Inscribed verso - Wirihana Puna of Aramoho.

4. Photographer unknown. Inscribed verso Tahana Turoa.

5. Photographer unknown. Inscribed verso Noa te Rauhiki. Chief of Ngatipikiao Upper Rangitikei. Deceased also an [?] Aggressor.

With moko.

All in European dress. From the Glen Collection. $200 - $300 243 CARTE DE VISITES, 5 X Te kanapu Photographer unknown, inscribed verso Patoromu, Te Kanapu Haerekuka Rotorua. In native dress with moko.

2. Photographer unknown, inscribed verso Te Maurae.

Holding a mere.

3. Photographer unknown, inscribed verso Niko. Chief of Ngatipikiao, upper Rangitikei. In native dress.

4. Photographer unknown, inscribed verso Merehira or Kamara of the Ngatiapa. Image of a woman with a blanket cloak and moko.

5.Photographer unknown, inscribed verso Paoro Tuhuera of Orakei Auckland. With moko.

From the Glen Collection. $150 - $300 244 CARTE DE VISITES, 7 X Rev J.T. Buddle 1. Inscribed verso in a modern hand Rev J.T. Buddle.

2. Image of a young girl by Burton brothers Dunedin.

3. Image of a bearded gentleman by J. Oliver White.

4. Formal image of a man and women by Frank Coxhead Invercargill.

5. Photographer unknown image titled in pen Rev Joseph Berry.

6. Photographer unknown inscribed Blenheim Old Church.

7. Photographer unknown inscribed verso ‘News from Home, Goldfields’, Image of an early goldfields hut construction with a man in front reading a letter.

Condition varies, fading. From the Glen Collection. $150 - $200

240 CARTE DE VISITES, 3 X Patuone Photographer unknown, image of Eruera Patuone. Inscribed verso Patuone, brother of Tamati, Wakanene, Ngapuhi Chief. In a clock and with moko.

2.Photographer unknown, inscribed verso Te Karira Rurungi and in pencil Te Karere Pakaraka Waitotaia. Faded.

3, Photographer unknown inscribed verso Toma Taiwhati Kau... iroa[?] Whanganui River.

From the Glen Collection. $150 - $200

245 CARTE DE VISITES., 6 X Metiria Hine a te Ahurangi 1. Inscribed verso ‘Metiria Hine a te Ahurangi’, widow of Tamihana Kopeke. Woman sitting with rifles in background.

2. Inscribed verso - Maata Kaurehau Daughter of Te Waitere a Chief of Ngatiapa - she is the wife to Piripi Panana’s son. Huia feathers in her hair.

3. Inscribed verso - Pauro Tutuawha & Materina.Formal image in European dress both with huia feathers.

4. No details image of Maori man and woman in European clothes.

Inscribed verso Collis photo.

5. Inscribed verso - Amiria Pateriki killed in Wellington by falling out of a runaway buggy.

From the Glen Collection. $200 - $300

241 CARTE DE VISITES, 5 X Horo Kingi te Anaua Photographer unknown inscribed with name verso. [ca 1870’s] In native dress.

2. Hoani Paiaka - Photographer unknown, inscribed with name verso [ca 1880]. With moko.

246 CENTRAL OTAGO Photographs.

Early albumen prints, they include two images of Queenstown from behind the town the looking towards the Remarkables; one image of Clyde; One image titled The Remarkables shows a mill on the lakeside with Remarkables in background; two early images

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RARE BOOK AUCTION of Cromwell. photographer unknown circa 1900. Condition varies with creases and splits. $40 - $80 247 PANORAMIC PHOTOGRAPH Wellington 1869 A three part panoramic photograph of Wellington unglazed in oak frame with original paper title label ‘Wellington N.Z. 1869 taken from Cliften Terrace’ . 1040 x 230mm. Printed from a James Bragge negative by Robert H. Taylor a Wellington photographer who occupied the Bragge Studio premises, ca 1907. Robert H. Taylor’s name is on the central image. Some fading and marks. $400 248 PHOTOGRAPH Methodist Maori Mission Party.

Photograph of the concert party mounted onto black card with folding sides and gilt illustrations and names of the 8 member party and A.J. Seamer, General Supt, N.Z. Home Missions. Posed in native costume with musical instruments and taiha. Circa 1920, photographer possibly Frank James Denton.

A.J. Seamer was an important advocate for Maori culture, it was due to him that the Wesleyan Church was the only European religion to retain links with the Ratana movement. He encouraged Ratana along with Te Puea in the King Country toward a shared life with Pakeha and his promotion of Maori Choirs led Pakeha people towards further engagement with Maori. $150 - $200 249 PHOTOGRAPH Ribbonwood Photographer unknown. Champion of Australasia - 1 mile. 2 mins 9 secs. Owner A.D. Playfair, Sydney N.S.W. Bred by G.H. McHaffie, Christchurch New Zealand. Image features a horse standing in a field, 310 x 385mm, in original frame and mount.

Regarded as one of the great duals in trotting history in New Zealand, Ribbonwood outpaced Australia’s trotting king “Fritz” at Addington in 1903. $300 - $500 250 PHOTOGRAPHS Military Bundle of military photographs includes image of a soldier on a camel in front of a Pyramid, label on back William Daniel Haggett with NZEF Engineers. Two images of Lancaster Bombers over Great Britain ca 1945. Bundle of W.W. I. snapshot photographs of military subjects, inscribed verso and copies of W.W.I. and Transvaal photographs.

Original image of the Southern Cross inscribed on back by Frank Glen ‘Southern Cross’ Myross Bush Airfield near Invercargill circ 1930’s. 120 x 190mm.

From the Frank Glen Historic Collection. $50 - $100 251 PHOTOGRAPHS Otago Literary Notables 29 photographs mounted on card with a short biography beneath, each 310 x 230mm, all are authors with some association to Dunedin or surrounds. They include Janet Frame, T.M. Hocken, A.H. McLintock, Edith Howes, Dan Davin, John A. Lee, Sir Alfred Reed, Charles and Neil Begg Archibald Baxter; Ruth Dallas, Brian Turner, Hone Tuwhare, James K, Baxter, Charles Brasch, Cilla McQueen etc.

The photographs appear to have been used in an exhibition [ca ?

1980’s] and are all clean and clear. $50 - $150 252 PHOTOGRAPHS Portraits six carte de visites, one by De Maus, Port Chalmers; one of children by Schourup, Chrisrchurch; Another four English, one hand coloured, inscribed verso Rev’d Henry Addington Simcoe [Launceston]; three family members in a red morocco folding frame.

Four portraits by NZ photographers including one of a young man with a penny farthing bike.

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All are in a black morocco photograph box. $50 - $100 253 PHOTOGRAPHY The New Colour: 10 American Photographers

by Joel Meyerowitz, Mitch Epstein, Michael Bishop, Joyce Culver, Len Jenshel, Barbara Karant, Joe Maloney, Roger Mertin, John Pfahl, Bill Ravanesi, Sally Euclaire. NY: Abbeville Press 1981, Limited signed Edition No 28 of 50 copies. With 10 chromogenic prints in mats each signed by the photographer and numbered, measuring approximately 230 x 320 to 480 x 380mm , with loose text. Fine copy in fine blue clamshell box with yellow titles. $300 - $500

ANTARCTIC & SUBANTARCTIC 254 CHUDLEIGH, E.R. Diary of E.R. Chudleigh Chatham Islands. Edited by E.C. Richards. Christchurch: Simpson and Williams 1950. 474p, maps and illustrations from photographs.

220mm, Fine copy in a fine DJ. $100 - $150 255 DAVIS, JOHN KING With the “Aurora” in the Antarctic 1911-1914.

London: Andrew Melrose [1919] first edition. xxi, 183p, complete with frontis [tissue guarded] plates, sketches and maps, [one fldg]. Inscription front endpaper and the stamps of the Frank Glen. 240mm, bound in original dark blue cloth with gilt titles and Aurora, some light mottling to front board, binding tight. VG $500 - $600 256 FORBES, HENRY O. The Chatham Islands Their Relation to a Former Southern Continent. [London. Ptd by William Clowes & Sons, Ltd 1893]. 33p, 245mm, large colour fldg map at end. From Vol. III of “Supplementary Papers” of the Royal Geographical Society 1893. Original blue paper covers [detached] inscribed on front cover ‘E.R. Chudleigh Esq with Mr Forbes best compliments’.

Bagnall F570. Rare. $200 - $300 257 MCLAREN, FERGUS The Eventful Story of the Auckland Islands.

Well: Reed 1948. 109p, illustrated, from the Frank Glen collection with stamps . 220mm, DJ, VG. $50

BIOGRAPHY 258 BARRAUD, E.M. Barraud: the story of a family.

London: The Research Pub Co 1967. 190p, tables and plates. blue cloth and in DJ, VG. $50 259 ELDER, JOHN RAWSON Marsden’s Lieutenants Dunedin: Coulls Somerville Wilkie 1934. No 235 of 1000 copies signed by the author. 280p, maps and illustrations, 240mm, blue cloth and in DJ, tape repairs verso. VG. $50 260 NATUSCH SHEILA, & GEOFFREY SWAINSON William Swainson F.R.S., F.L.S., &c Palmerston North: Published by authors nd, edition of 200 copies.

202p, illustrated, 295mm, card covers, VG. $50

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LES & MILLY PARIS ART ARCHIVE 261 ALBRECHT, GRETCHEN Invitation for 1974 Auckland Festival Exhibition. A vintage exhibition invitation with original applied water colour 210 x 160mm. Card in archival mount, colours are vivid and bright. $300 - $400 262 ART ARCHIVE Les and Milly Paris Les and Milly Paris began collecting New Zealand art in the 1950’s when their first purchase was a painting of a Maori boy by Peter McIntyre from this they went on to amass one of the most significant and high profile collections in Australasia, their rise as collectors coming about at the same time as a rapidly developing contemporary art scene in New Zealand.

They followed the artists closely, personally and professionally and their home became not just a site in which some of the finest art in the country was on view for all to see but also a hotbed of debate and discussion among artists, academics, curators, dealers and collectors.

During the period of their collecting Les amassed an enormous archive relating to their art, he was a meticulous record keeper and the archive consists of hundreds of letters including copies of all letters he had sent, correspondence from artists, gallery owners and curators, photographs, exhibition pamphlets, invitations, catalogues, rare art publications as well as original mementos from some of the artists.

The archive includes A number of letters, and personal cards from Tony Fomison informing the Paris’s of various events happening to him, ‘I have it unofficially that I’ve got the first Rita Angas Residency’.

Another asking the Paris’s to lend him money to help him with a house mortgage.

Letters between Les Paris and Mary Fomison after Tony’s death relating to his will, estate and funeral arrangements.

Typescript of an interview with Tony Fomison by Garth Cartwright, newspaper clippings early catalogues and invitations some inscribed.

Several letters and Christmas cards from Toss Woolaston discussing artworks. Signed copies of ‘The Faraway Hills’ and ‘Sage Tea’ with accompanying letter mentioning his recent Knighthood ‘You know the Post Office did quite well out of my knighthood, perhaps that’s what they are there for..’ another thanking Les for the honour accorded him when they planted trees in his honour in Israel. The folder also includes early personalised catalogues, clippings and invitations.

Also cards and letters from Peter Peryer, including Photo-forum Supplement, Summer 77/78 with Peter Peryer Portfolio; Artist’s proof of ‘a picture I did in England’ with letter written verso and with a copy of Pictograms which features the image on the cover [1991].

Don Driver, Milan Mykusich, Ralph Hotere, Don Binney, Charles Tole, Jeffrey Harris, Gordon Walters, Theo Schoon, Michael Smither, Philip Trustuum, Gil Hanly, Greer Twiss, Julian Dashper [includes a proof sheet of recent works, 1994], Adrienne Martin, Geoff Thornley, Damian Skinner, Neil Dawson, Les Cleveland, hand made cards from Gordon Crook, Letter from Philip Clairmont and early gallery invitations.

Photographs of their collection, in their home, in various exhibitions, one of Milly and Ralph Hotere [dated 1997], Also one of Philip Clairmont’s ‘Scarred Couch’ sitting on top of the original couch.

Letters from Gallery owners and curators include Jim and Mary Barr, Sue crockford, Peter McLeavey, Kobi and Patricia Bosshard, Peter Webb, Peter Vuletic and many others.

A large number of early and rare catalogues and gallery posters including early Barry Lett Gallery McCahon invitations.

For further information contact Art and Object. $15,000 - $25,000

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263 FOMISON, TONY Letters and Ephemera Tony Fomison enjoyed a close and personal relationship to the Paris’s and these letters and images were sent to them after he had his leg tattoed by Paola Sulu’ape in Auckland in 1979. The letter desribes the ceremony marking the finish of the tattoo and the customs and traditions surrounding it.

Accompanying the letter is a photograph of him with the tattooist operating on his leg, inscribed verso ‘To Les, Millie Hana and Zane, taken by Jim Barr at Tony Lane’s 16.10.79’.

Framed piece of cloth used for blotting the tattoo inscribed verso ‘ “Print” of leg, tattooed 6.6.79 by Paola Sulu’ape.’ $300 - $500 264 HOTERE RALPH, BILL MANHIRE Malady Dunedin: Amphedesma Press 1970, first edition, printed by John McIndoe. An edition 150 copies. 255mm, black paper covers with black melody, light rubbing and marginal toning. $100 - $200 265 HOTERE RALPH, BILL MANHIRE Malady [signed] Wellington: Wedge Press 1997 no 44 of 50 copies signed by Ralph Hotere and Bill Manhire. [12]l ., 255mm, black paper covers, fine copy. $200 - $300 266 MADDOX, ALLEN Oil on Paper Envelope Abstract oil painting with a black cross, 90 x 154mm. Painted on an envelope with a personal message inside to Les and Milly - ‘...

Here’s a drawing that I thought you might like. Its a bit like the painting you got from Denis. Hope you enjoy it & that this finds you both well. Best warm wishes, Allen.’ $400 - $500 267 PICK, SERAPHINE Original Painting - Young Woman A small mixed media hand painted card of a young woman, untitled and inscribed to Les & Milly Paris signed and dated 1976

by Serphine Pick. 110 x 70mm. In the original envelope. $300 - $400 268 TAYLOR, MERVYN Exhibition of Works New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts 1967. [16]pp, illustrated.

255mm, grey paper covers, VG. $80 - $120 269 WAIKATO, ART GALLERY Ralph Hotere Waikato Art Gallery Bulletin No.4. 1973. [13] l., illustrated. Produced as a comment of the work of Ralph Hotere. 275mm, original black paper covers. Near fine. $50 - $100 270 WALTERS, GORDON A Geometric Order Workshop Press 1993. No 81 of 250 copies signed by Gordon Walters. Fine copy in the original white paper covers with black titles. $200 271 WALTERS, GORDON Parallel Lines Gordon Walters in Context. Auckland City Art Gallery 1994. 32p, colour plates. Fine copy. $100 271A TUWHARE HONE Sap-Wood & Milk Caveman Press, [1972] first edition. Illustrated by Ralph Hotere, original black and silver soft covers, fine. $100

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ART 272 CUTHBERTSON, J.R. Invercargill in 1859 Original historic sketch of Invercargill inscribed in left hand corner ‘Invercargill July 1859 from near Puni Bridge’, signed with initials in right had corner. The sketch was painted three years after the settlement was founded. Lind’s accommodation house on the extreme left, the next two houses are properties owned by James Macandrew [Late Superintenent of Otago] and Johnny Jones respectively. The building on the extreme right is the Royal Hotel and immediately behind this is the original survey office. Otarewa Stream and Terrace in foreground.

John Cuthbertson was a member of parliament for Invercargill 1873-75 and mayor 1876-77.

This historic painting is illustrated on Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand. $1000 - $1500 273 GIMBLETT, MAX Searchings [original drawings] Selections from the artist’s Journals chosen and arranged by Alan Loney. Auckland: The Holloway Press 2005. No 13 of a Ltd edition of 80 copies signed by Max Gimblett and Alan Loney. Bound into each volumes are two original ink drawings by Max Gimblet [each different]. 300mm, bound in quarter black cloth with turquoise colour papered boards, silver spine titles, in a black cloth slip case.

Fine. $300 - $400 274 MORETON, SAMUEL HORATION Watercolours and Pencil Sketches A collection of 43 pencil and watercolour sketches all by S.H. Moreton, most of them signed with initials and some dated 1880’s to 1890’s, and titled in pencil. They include Mt McDougall Te Anau; Cook, Tasman and Franz Josef Glaciers; Lion Mountain; Pembroke Glacier, Milford Sound; Eureka and Waterfall; Head of West Arm; Louper Peak and Sale Glacier; Whitcombe Pass; Rakaia Head Water; etc, some with figures and small boats. Size and condition varies, many browned with foxing and soiling.

‘Moreton made a major venture into Fiordland in 1881, and over the next ten years he returned repeatedly for prolonged visits, often accompanied by W.Y.H. Hall an Invercargill Solicitor. He encountered Donald Sutherland, the first settler and at that time sole resident at Milford Sound, and came to know him well..... His art was probably the greatest single factor in advertising the scenic beauty of the area and the uniqueness of Milford Sound...’ Te Ara Cyclopedia of New Zealand. $300 - $500 275 O’BRIAN, GEORGE Otago Harbour from Waverley A large and historic water colour of Otago Harbour from Waverley.

600 x 385mm picture size, signed and dated in corner G O’Brian 1868. Painting shows a view down the harbour of Ravensbourne, St Leonards and Port Chalmers with ships in the background. In the foreground two men walking along a dirt track. Colours are bright and unfaded. $25,000 - $35,000 276 TAYLOR, ALAN [1933-2016] Album containing 67 paintings.

The album dating from the 1960’s contains 67 small artworks in watercolour and mixed media, many showing strong Maori imagery and symbolism as well as the influence of fellow artists Michael Illingworth, Theo Schoon and others.

Alan Taylor was born in the UK, he served in the Korean war where as a young British soldier, he was taken prisoner and was for several years in North Korean and Chinese POW camps. He arrived in NZ in 1953 and became immersed in Maori culture, history and architecture and the protest movement., writing, painting, producing cartoons, images of protest and artworks. He died in relative poverty in 2016.

His works are represented in the in the Auckland Art Gallery, Rotorua Museum and James Wallace Collection. $1800 - $2000

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ART BOOKS 277 BIRMINGHAM GUILD, OF HANDICRAFT The Quest. No.3, July 1895 Second Edition. Birmingham: Cornish brothers 1895. 48p, [4]pp.

Illustrated. 230mm, original paper covers yapp edges some soiling and chips but overall VG. With numerous woodcut illustrations by Edmund H. New, Charles M. Gere, Ernest Treglown, Sydney Meteyard. It includes The story of the Ash-Maid by S. Baring-Gould.

The Birmingham Guild of Handicraft was an Arts and Crafts organisation, its motto was ‘By Hammer and Hand’, they produced fine books and published The Quest from 1894.-1896 $200 - $400 278 CANTERBURY DRAMA, SOCIETY Gordon Tait’s Theatre Archive The period started in 1940 with an account of Gordon Tait’s and Colin Allan’s visit to Ngaio Marsh to ask her help to revitalize the Drama Society at Canterbury University.

1. The archive includes items relating to Ngaio Marsh A number of theatre programmes, ‘Outward Bound’, the first production in 1941 and other Shakespearian plays from 1943 1967, produced by Ngaio Marsh [2 signed by her] & printed by the Caxton Press A copy of Ngaio Marsh’s ‘A Play Toward’, A note on Theatre Production. Caxton Press 1946.

Professional portrait photograph of Ngaio Marsh. 210 x 158mm.

A bundle of set photographs [various sizes] including one of Ngaio Marsh sitting surrounded by members of the cast.

2. Allen Curnow - Original typescript - The Axe. A tragic play in verse. Cyclostyled and in blue paper covers, 46p [1] l., with penciled notations throughout, probably by the director or producer. Also a Programme [1946] Play Reading of “The Axe”.

Taking part Ngaio Marsh, Robert Gormack, John Pocock etc and 5 copies of ‘The Axe’ programme to be played at Little Theatre 1948.

Curnow’s theme is the conflict between the newly converted Christian natives and those who cling to the old gods on the island of Manaia in the Cook group.

A typescript letter signed by Allen Curnow to Gordon Tait regarding the production.

3. The Taming of the Shrew produced by Graham Tait with papers, letters and Programmes.

4. A bundle of other programmes relating to Canterbury from the 40’s to the 60’s and some English programmes. These include 2 copies of the Drama Society’s production of Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus with a full page illustration of Marlowes Faust by Leo Bensemann, printed at the Caxton Press, 1949.

Notes, correspondence and associated items, University and Provincial newspaper reviews and clippings. $400 - $500 279 CASTLE, LEN Len Castle Potter [with ephemera] Auckland: Sang Architects 2002. 251p.illustrated throughout.

310mm DJ in protective cover, fine.

Loosely enclosed a card with a photograph inscribed in pen by Len Castle, ‘Paua’ Castle 2000 and inside ‘The world of the intimate details of nature continues to fascinate me. Len....’ $150 - $200 280 COHEN, JEAN LOUIS [EDITOR] Le Corbusier Le Grand.

Phaidon 2008. Two volume set. Vol.1. 768p, profusely illustrated in colour & black and white, illustrated laminated boards. Vol.2.

Documents English translation, unpaginated, papered boards.

Folio in slip case. Fine copy. $100 - $150 281 CRAIG, EDWARD GORDON [1872-1966] The Mask [2 issues] A Quarterly Journal of the Art of the Theatre. Florence published by author. Volume seven. No. One. July 1914. Includes ‘A History of Puppets’ by Yorick, engravings and illustrations.

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Volume Seven. Number Two. May 1915. Includes ‘A Note on Japanese Marionettes’ by Gordon Craig also’Hamlet in Moscow’ & Notes for a Short Address to the Actors of the Moscow Art Theatre. includes woodblocks and illustrations.

Both issues 245mm, in original heavy orange paper covers, yapp edges and black titles, a few chips at edges and short tears.

Edward Gordon Craig was the son of actress Ellen Terry. Editor and chief writer for ‘The Mask’ the first international theatre magazine, he was regarded as one of the 20th century visionaries of the theatre whose concepts and designs have had an important influence on the scenography, stage direction and acting of the modern theatre. $200 - $300 282 DICKENS, CHARLES The Buchanan Portfolio of Characters From Dickens. London: James Buchanan & Co Ltd [1925]. Originally painted by Frank Reynolds, the collection was owned by James Buchanan & Co [Distillers], London, in the 1920’s permission was given for the collection to be copied and presented in this portfolio. 15 loose leaves include 13 Dickens characters, 1 portrait of Dickens, and 1 title page with the Old Black Swan Distillery. The illustrations laid onto light card and titled, light sprinkle of foxing, in the original portfolio with ties, worn at edges and light marks. $100 - $150 283 EPHEMERA Canterbury 1. Catalogue - Group Show 1950. Includes, Doris Lusk, Leo Bensemann, M.T. Woolaston, Colin McCahon. Douglas MacDiarmid, Rita Angus as well as other member of ‘The Group’ 2. Canterbury Drama Society - 2 Programmes for Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus [1949] featuring a full page of Leo Bensemann’s Dr Faustus.

3. Cricket Match - Gentlemen versus Players to be held in Hagley Park [1945] 4. The Prospectus for A.R.D. Fairburn’s ‘How to Ride a Bicycle in Seventeen Lovely Colours’, printed by Bob Lowry [1947]. $100 - $150 284 LAMBERT, GAIL Pottery in New Zealand Commercial and Collectable. Heinemann 1985 first edition. [5] l., 167p, illustrated. 285mm, DJ, VG, $60 - $80 285 MALINS, EDWARD The Red Books of Humphry Repton Facsimile edition published by Basilisk Press, London 1976, No 361 of 515 sets [of which 500 were for sale]. Four volumes, 3 quarto and 1 folio, comprising Antony House, Attingham Park, and Sheringham Hall each in its own slipcase and the complete set housed in a cloth presentation case. High quality reproductions of the original colour and black and white plates with the classic overlays Repton is famous for, each volume beautifully bound in quarter red morocco with marbled boards. Fine copy.

Humphrey [1752-1818] was the last great English landscape designer of the eighteenth century often regarded as the successor to Capability Brown. $500 - $600 286 SCARFE, GERALD Gerald Scarfe London: Thames and Hudson 1982. First edition No 200 of 250 copies with the signed four colour lithograph of Margaret Thatcher No’d 200 of 250 signed and numbered by the artist, loose and in original folder. 315mm, bound in red cloth with gilt titles, original cardboard box age discoloured, fine. $200 - $300 287 SCHOON, THEO Jade Country.

Sydney Jade Arts.143p, frontis [portrait] and plates. 246mm, red boards with gilt titles, light marks. $30 - $50

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288 TAYLOR ALISTER, JAN GLEN C. F. Goldie [1870-1947] His Life & Painting. Martinborough: Alister Taylor 1977.

Unnumbered copy. vii,315p, illustrated in black & white and with tipped on colour plates. Folio, bound in quarter leather with linen boards and in original solander box, lightly discoloured else fine. $200 289 THOMAS, FRANK, OLLIE JOHNSTON Disney Animation - The Illusion of Life NY: Abbeville Press 1981, first edition. De Luxe edition signed by both authors and with original film strip enclosed. 575p, profusely illustrated. 285mm, original red cloth with gilt [spine slightly concave], in DJ spine faded and edges wear to corners and hinges.

In the original slip case, shelf wear. $150 - $200

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290 BRACKEN, THOMAS Musings in Maori-Land [2 titles] Dunedin etc: Arthur T. Keirle 1890. viii, 359p, illustrated. 255mm, bound in illustrated brown cloth with black and gilt. VG. 2. Louis H. Victory - Thomas Bracken. A critical appreciation. Well: Watkins Tyer & Tolan 1916. 26p, original brown boards with black titles. Loosely enclosed single leaf with Returned Services Assoc ‘God Defend New Zealand’. $40 291 CURNOW, ALLEN The Hucksters & The University Or Out of Site, Out of Mind or Up Queen Street Without a Paddle !

Read by author at a public poetry reading in the Auckland city art gallery. 1957. Printed by Pilgrim Press. $50 292 FERNBANK STUDIO Air Pocket A Book by Pip Culbert, with texts by Jenny Bornholdt and Gregory O’Brien. Fernbank Studio 2004. No. 43 of 75 copies signed by Brendan O’Brian [printer], and artist and authors.

9 illustrations tipped onto pages. 230mm, original card covers, fine. $80 -$100 293 HYDE, ROBIN Poem - Prayer Hand written poem titled - ‘Prayer’ on 2 leaves, each 255mm, 4 verses each of 8 lines. Followed by Road’s End - signed at end Robin Hyde.

‘You have made summer golden. Now you go Let us have nothing but the courteous words chosen by men to suit the unstirred heart ...’

Finishes with ‘Read that to B.L. ?

With the stamp of Glen Historic Collection. $800 294 HYDE, ROBIN Poem - Vintage Hand written poem titled ‘Vintage’, 2 leaves, each 255mm 25 lines on each page and signed at end Robin Hyde.

‘The old gods store a secret wine Drink, if ye will ! ... ‘ With the stamp of the Glen Historic Collection . $800 295 KILMOG PRESS 30 Volumes - Arts and Literature Laurence Aberhart - Across the bridge of Sighs 2010, No 14 of 54; Barry Brickell - Six Spiromorphs. 2009, No 22 of 45; Tasheshi Yasuda. 2010; Peter McLaren - Legacy. 2007; Joanna Paul - The Colour of Candour. 2010. No 30 of 54 copies; Other works by Mark Pirie; Robert Burns; Michael Steven; Maurizio Fusillo, Jeanne

RARE BOOK AUCTION Bernhardt; Sandra Bell, Helen Rickerby and others. All in original boards and bindings , VG to fine. $200 296 KILMOG PRESS Box of 25 Poetry Volumes 2007 to 2011 all in original boards and bindings they include Stephen Oliver, John Mulgan, Peter Olds, David Merritt, Mark Young, Bob Orr, Jack Ross, Robert McLean. Iain Britton. Michael Steven, Barry Schwabsky, Joseph Ridgwell, Miro Bilbrough, Marton Edmond, George Murray, Ed Tato, etc. All volumes VG to fine. $200 297 LITERATURE K 58 [ephemera] Kiwi 1958. Auckland University Students Association at the Pilgrim Press. 38p, [1]l., original woodblock by Max McLellan. Printed

by Bob Lowry. 240mm, original card covers, inscribed in black pen.

2. Auckland University College - This Slap-Happy Brewed for their 1946 Capping carnival. Original card covers.

3. James McLaughlin IV - The River. New Directions Pamphlet No.3.

Norfolk Ct. 1938. Inscribed to Frank Sargeson by the author.

4. New Zealand New Writing No’s .2. 3 and 4 5. Bookie. A New Miscellany from Nags Head Press No.1.

6. R.A.K. Mason - Collected Poems. Pegasus Press 1962. DJ torn.

7. Hot Water Sailor and Landlubber Ho!. Collins 1962. DJ. 8. The Island. 1931. Edited by Josef Bard. Poems and engravings, lacking final page. With A.R.D. Fairburns signature. $100 298 LONEY, ALAN Letters to Ron Auckland: The Holloway Press 2014. No 5 of a limited edition of 32 signed by Alan Loney. ‘In Memoriam Ron Holloway, Bob Lowry, Denis Glover, Don McKenzie’, on verso of title page. Unpaginated, 6 l., 240mm bound in blue hand made paper illustrated with a white cloud pattern & blue titles, handsewn in blue silk. Fine. $150 - $200 299 NEW ZEALAND Box of Literature C.K. Stead - 15 volumes. Paris. Auckland University Press 1984; Crossing the Bar. Auckland University Press 1972; Walking Westward. Auckland: The Shed 1989 [signed by author]; Quesada.

Poems 1972-74. Auckland [2x] : The Shed 1975; Whether the Will is Free. Pauls Book Arcade 1964; Geographies. Auckland University Press 1982 [2x]; Between. Auckland University Press 1988; Smith’s Dream. Longman Paul 1985 [rep]; Voices. GP Books 1990; The New Poetic. Hutchinson 1964; The Blind Blonde with Candles in her Hair. Penguin 1988; All Visitors Ashore. London 1984; The Death of the Body. Harvill 1986.

Witi Ihimaera - Tangi. Heinemann 1973; The New Net Goes Fishing.

Heinemann 1977; Te Ao Marama. Reed 1992.

Pounamu Pounamu. 1988 rep; Condition varies, mostly VG. $50 300 SANSOM, WILLIAM The Passionate North [D.M Davin Bookplate] London: The Hogarth Press 1950. viii250p, 195mm, original orange cloth near fine and in VG, DJ. With bookplate of D.M. Davin on front endpaper. $50 - $75 301 SARGESON, FRANK 4 Titles 1. Speaking for Ourselves. The Caxton Press 1945, printed at Pegasus Press, first edition. 121p, [1] l., browning. 217mm, original soft covers, VG. 2 & 3. That Summer and Other Stories. London: John Lehmann 1946. 192p, sprinkle of foxing on fore edge, 190mm, original blue cloth, shelf faded else VG. Another copy faded at edges and in worn DJ. 4. Once is Enough. Wellington Reed 1973. 133p, 225mm, DJ, spine faded, VG.

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$50 302 SARGESON, FRANK Conversations With My Uncle and other sketches. Auckland: The Unicorn Press 1936. 29p, 185mm, original paper covers with black titles, some light toning and a little rust at staples, 3 small tissue repairs. VG. $200 303 WARD, DARRYL Making Tracks. [Printed by Count Potocki] Wellington: Set by hand & printed by foot in February 1985 by Count Potocki of Montalk at the Printing Office on the Parade Victoria University, Wellington. Ao Tea Roa. 210mm, original paper covers, VG.

WORLD HISTORY 304 ANON The History of the Most Remarkable Tryals in Great Britain and Ireland, in Capital Cases. London: A. Bell, in Cornhill. 1715. [5] l., 452p, [2] l., 200mm, rebound in full modern grey leather, contents appear to be complete and clean. With the bookplate of Frank Glen.

First edition of the first English work to collect important trials of state and sensational criminal cases, with the emphasis upon the mode of proof; including those of Anne Boleyn. $200 305 DAVIS, C. NOEL A History of the Shanghai Paper Hunt Club 1863-1930. Shanghai: Kelly and Walsh Limited 1930. 173p, [1] l., photographic fldg frontis, 6 fldg maps, illustrated by Edmund Toeg, 285mm, ornage publishers cloth with gilt, faded and wear at spine ends. $100 - $200 306 DE THOYRAS, RAPIN The History of England.

Written in French, translated into English by N. Tindal ... London: James, John and Paul Knapton 1732, second edition. Two volumes.

Volume I. 849p, 4 folding maps, 5 folding genealogy tables and one chronological table, title page vignette, engraved chapter headings and capItals. Vol. II. 807p, index at end. 1 fldg genealogy table. engraved title page vignette, chapter headings and capitals.

400mm, bound in 19th century full leather bindings with paneled spines, gilt titles, leather dull and scuffed, stain on back board of Vol.II. VG. $200 - $400 307 HEWESTON, W.B. History of Napoleon Bonaparte, and Wars of Europe, from the revolution in France to the termination of the late wars... London: Thomas Kelly 1822. In three Volumes. iv, 551p, Fldg map, engraved title and 3 plates; 546p, frontis, engraved title page and 1 plate. 564p, frontis. Browning, 220mm, uniformly bound in half calf with marbled boards, boards rubbed and leather cracking at two hinges.

2. Barry E. O’Meara - Napoleon in Exile: or a Voice from St Helena.

NY 1823. In two volumes. 330p, frontis; 357p, browning, 190mm, uniformly bound in black full calf with gilt titles, light edge wear.

Loosely enclosed 7 postcards featuring Napoleon.

From the Glen Collection. $50 - $75 308 MACKAY, JAMES ABERIGH From London to Lucknow with memoranda of mutinies, marches, flights, fights and conversations. To which is added an opium- smuggler’s explanation of the Peiho Masacre. By a Chaplain in H.M Indian Service. In two volumes. London: James Nisbet and Co 1860. Vol.I. xvi, 268p, colour frontis; Vol.II. xi, 269-559p, frontis [fldg map]. Both volumes in original red blindstamped cloth with gilt spine titles,

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cloth worn an splits at hinges [complete], Vol.II. new endpapers and book plate of Frank Glen. $150 - $200 309 PRESCOTT, WILLIAM H. History of Mexico With a preliminary view of the ancient Mexican civilization... In two volumes. London: G. Routledge nd ca 1890. Vol.I. xxviii, 591p, frontis, 2 maps. Vol. II. xv, 580p. frontis, 2 plates. 215mm, bound in contemporary full leather with gilt & title labels. edges rubbed, VG. $50 310 ROBERTSON, WILLIAM The History of America Dublin: J. Chambers 1797, two volumes. Volume 1. xvii, [6]p, 486p, frontis. Volume 2. 529p, [18]p index, frontis [fldg plate]. 215mm, rebound in modern half red leather with black cloth boards, VG. $150 - $300 311 STOTHERT, CAPTAIN WILLIAM A Narrative of the Principal Events [2 titles] of the Campaigns of 1809. 1810 & 1811 in Spain and Portugal....

London: P. Martin 1812. xii, 276p, frontis [fldg map]. 220mm.

2. James Moore - A Narrative of the Campaign of the British Army in Spain... London: J. Johnson 1809. 136p, folding map.

Both volumes bound in modern qtr cream leather with red cloth boards. From the Frank Glen Historic Collection. $100 - $150

ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS & BINDINGS 312 ANTIQUARIAN 10 Books.

John Dunlop - History of Roman Literature during the Augustan Age. Ln: Longman Rees 1828. 3 volumes. 220mm.

Contemporary full leather. VG. 2, J.W. Donaldson - A History of the Literature of Ancient Greece.

Ln: Longmans. nd. Two volumes only, full leather boards detached.

3. M.J. Routh - Reliquiae Sacre. Oxonii 1814. Four volumes, contemporary full leather with tooled spines VG. 4. Richard Stak - Lectures on the Acts of the Apostles. London: Cadell 1805. Piece cut from title page, Contemporary full leather. VG. Not subject to return. $100 - $150 313 ANTIQUARIAN Five Volumes 1. Bound volume of early literary magazines includes The Monthly Museum or Dublin Literary Repertory 1813; The Gentlemans and London Magazine 1786 and 1791; The Orthodox Journal or Catholic Monthly Intellige=ncer 1816 & 1817; The Sentimental & Masonic Magazine 1794 etc.

Rebound.

2. James Anderson - The Ladies of the Covenant. Memoris of Distinguished Scottish Female Characters. Rebound 3. A. Hartshorne - Tours and Excursions on the Continent. Privately Printed 1901. 155p, frontis, original qtr leather binding.

4. Great Historical Mutinies. William P. Nimmo 1879. 607p, contemporay half calf binding, VG. 5. A.P. Stanley - Sinai and Palestine in connection with their history.

London: John Murray 1864. colour folding maps, Original full calf binding with gilt, front board splitting along hinge.

All books from the Frank Glen Collection. $100 - $150 314 ANTIQUARIAN BINDINGS 5 Volumes.

1. Samuel Rogers - Italy, A Poem. London: Edward Moxon 1854.

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2. James Beattie & Williams Collins - The Poetical Works. London: David Bogue 1846. 200mm.

3. The Works of William Cowper. Vol.Vii. London: H.G.Bohn 1854.

175mm.

4. Ebenezer Prout - Harmony: Its theory and practice. LOndon: Augener Ltd [ca 1900].

5. A Book of Heroes. Ln: Religious Tract Society.

6. The Old College being the Glasgow University Album for 1869.

215mm.

All bound in contemporary leather with tooled gilt spines. VG. Not subject to return. $60 - $100 315 BOCCACIO, GIOVANNI [2 TITLES] The Novels and Tales of the Renowned John Boccaccio. The first Refiner of Italian Prose: Containing A Hundred curious Novels, by Seven Honourable Ladies and Three Noble Gentlemen, Framed in Ten Days. London: Awnsham Churchill 1684. Folio 310mm, Fifth edition in English.

[7] l., [comprising title page and The Table], 482p, final page [483] has been hand written in ink [not recent], frontis [port] has been trimmed and tipped onto a replacement page. Book is disbound and text block is fraying at the foredges, it appears to be in its original binding, front board detached, spine and boards, worn and stained. Some soiling and fingermarks, but appears to be complete. Not subject to return.

2. Richard Knolles - The Turkish History, comprehending the Original of that Nation, and the Growth of the Othoman Empire... London 1701. Vol. 1. only [of a two volume set], 493p, index at end, Illustrated with 13 engravings [ports]. 195mm, half calf binding $200 - $400 316 BURNET, GILBERT An Abridgement of Bishop Barnet’s History of the Reformation of the Church of England. London 1825. Two volumes bound in full treecalf with title labels, very attractive set.

2. E. May Crawford - By the Equator’s Snowy Peak. Missionary Work and travel in British east Africa. London 1913. Original cloth.

3. Hugh H. Romilly - Letters from the Western Pacific and Mashonaland 1878-1891. London 1893. Original cloth blinding 4. Tom Cringle - Jottings of an Invalid in Search of Health comprising a run through British India, and a visit to Singapore and Java.

Bombay: Time Office 1865. Original blind stamped cloth.

5. La Sainte Bible... [New Testament] Amsterdam: chez David Mortier 1714. In poor condition, covers detached and worn.

Several pages which are missing have been very neatly handwritten in contemporary copperplate writing.

6. Epistolarum B. Pauli Apostoli. Paris 1847. Half Calf.

7. J.C. Hutchinson - The Wreck of the Nancy Bell. London 1885.

Contemporary full leather with gilt. VG. $150 - $300 317 CHURCH OF ENGLAND Liber Precum Publicarum, sue Minisserij Ecclesiasticae Administrationis Sacramertorum, Aliorumque rituum & Caeemoniarum, in Ecclesia Anglica.

Londoni, Excudebat Thomas Vautrollerius 1574. [28] l., 299p, title page with ornate woodcut border, some light toning and a few marks, 156mm, bound in a early 18th century crushed morocco with elaborate gilt rules to boards and gilt titles to spine. All edges gilt. A Very attractive copy. $1,000 - $1500 318 DAVENANT, CHARLES An Essay on the Probable Methods of Making a People Gainers in the Balance of Trade. Treating of these heads, viz. Of the people of England. Of the Land of England and its product. Of our payments to the public, and in what manner the balance of trade may be thereby affected. That a country cannot increase in wealth and power but by private men doing their duty to the public, and but by a steady course of honest and wisdom.... London: James Knapton 1700, second

RARE BOOK AUCTION edition. [xvi] pp, 204p, 5 folding tables, some browning, 192mm, original full calf boards, front board detached. $200 319 DICKENS, CHARLES [4 VOLUMES] A Child’s History of England; [5 titles] Sketches by Boz; Uncommercial Traveller; Christmas Books.

All published by Chapman and Hall nd [ca 1890] illustrated.

Attractively bound in green half leather with gilt to spines and marbled boards and endpapers. 177mm, VG. 5. Thomas Carlyle - Sartor Resartus etc. Ln: Chapman & Hall 1894.

185mm, original full leather binding, VG. From the Glen Collection. $50 - $75 320 DUNDAS, HENRY The Trial by Impeachment of Henry Lord Viscount Melville, for High Crimes and Misdemeanors before The House of Peers in Westminster Hall between the 29th April and 17th May 1806. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme 1806. iv, xcv, 378p, [8] pp [appendix]. 220mm contemporary half calf boards almost detached, worn.

Henry Dundas was first Secretary of State and became in 1806 the last person to be impeached in the U,K. for misappropriation of public money. Although acquitted he never again held public office.

2. William Carmichaek Smyth - An Appeal to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty and to the British Nation.... London: Published by author 1830. 160p, 24p, [8] l., erratic pagination [To the Memory of George Canning.]

230mm, contemporary papered boards with cover title. $200 - $300 321 FALCONER, WILLIAM The Shipwreck; [2 titles] A Poem: in three cantos. A New and Improved Edition. London: Ptd for Baldwin and Co nd [owners name and date on title page 1825]. ix, 165p, 6 engravings plus vignettes at beginning of each canto. 170mm, contemporary half calf with marbled boards, rubbed, with chip at base of spine.

2. John Pomfret - Poems upon Several Occasions. London: Ptd for Joseph Wenman 1780. 133p, adverts front and back pages. contemporary owners details on endpaper.

120mm, full calf binding, original title label, worn, sound copy. $80 322 HIPPOCRATIS Aphorismi: , Atque praesagia latine versa Cum Recognitione, & Notis Andreae Pastae Bergomatis... Bergomi, Excudebat Petrus Lancellottus, 1762. [1] l., 374p, [2]pp. 150mm, bound in contemporary full vellum a few worm holes and light soiling.

2. Richard Watson - Anecdotes of the Life of Richard Watson, Bishop of Landaff... London: T. Cadell and W. Davies 1818. 2 Volumes. Vol.I. 440p, frontis; II. 476p, [1]l., 230mm, bound in original printers boards with leather spine and title labels.

Hinges worn.

3. Four other books with half leather bindings. $100 - $150 323 HODDER, EDWIN Heroes of Britain in Peace and War London: Cassell & Co nd [ca 1880]. viii, 328p, engravings throughout.270mm, original half calf binding, VG. 2. Bishop Burnet’s History of his own Time. The Restoration of Charles II to the treaty of Utrecht, in the reign of Queen Anne. Ln: William Smith 1839. xvi, 949p,250mm, contemporary half calf with marbled boards, worn, complete & intact.

3. Thomas Archer - William Ewart Gladstone and his contemporaries. 4 volumes bound into 2 books, 250mm, half calf bindings.

Not subject to return. $50 - $100

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324 IRVING, WASHINGTON The Alhambra NY & Ln: G.P. Putnams Sons 1892. Two volumes. first edition in this form, both volumes in the original elaborate Moorish theme, gilt and colour blocked cloth over bevelled boards., complete with photogravure plates and decoratiive borders. A few spots else a near fine copy in the original blue linen DJs. With the book plate name of Alfred Trimble on the endpaper of both volumes. $50- $100 325 LINDSAY, LORD Lives of the Lindsays; or a memoir of the Houses of Crawford and Balcarres. Ln: John Murray 1849. Three volumes. Fldg genealogy table and plates in Vol.1. Bound in full contemporary leather, VG. 2.Louis Blanc - Revolution Francaise; Historie De Dix Dans 1830-1940. Bruxelles 1843. 5 volumes bound in 2 books.

Contemporary half calf. VG. 3. Exercices de Geometrie Analytique... Paris 1886. Half leather binding scuffed.

4. The Holy Bible containing the old and new testaments. Oxford University Press 1835. 180mm, original blind stamped leather binding.

Not subject to return. $100 - $200 326 LODGE, EDMUND Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain. With Biographical and Historical Memoirs of their Lives and Actions. In eight volumes. London: Henry G. Bohn 1849.

Profusely illustrated with steel engraved portraits, 180mm top edges gilt all uniformly bound in red half calf with tooled gilt, title labels and with marbled boards. All with the book plate of Charles Wilson. $150 - $250 327 MANU, [LAWGIVER] Manava-dherma-sastra; or, the Institutes of Menu Edited by Graves Chanmey Haughton. London: Cix & Bayliss, Great Britain 1825. Two volumes.

Volume 1. Sanscrit Text. ix, pagination in sanscrit, 309-465 [English]. [1] l., errata aat end.

Volume II. [2 title pages] Institutes of Hindu Law: according to the Gloss of Culluca. Comprising the Indian System of Duties, Religious and Civil. Verbally translated from the original with a preface by Sir William Jones. xxii, [1]l., 450p, [1] l., errata.

Both volumes are in the original paper publishers wrappers with title labels, they have been covered with brown paper wrappers, volume II. is split down the centre of the spine and pages up to xxii are loose. Volume I. is intact, spine ends worn and chipped.

Contents clean with occasional spots.

Regarded as the most important and earliest metrical work of the Dharmasastra given by Manu, the progenitor of mankind to a group of seers who beseech him to tell them “the law of all the social classes”. $600 - $800 328 MENCKE, OTTO [1644-1707] Acta Eruditorum Anno M DD LXXXVII Publicata, ac Serenissimo Principi ac Domino Dn. Johanni georgio IV Electoratus Sxonici Haeredi... Lipsiae J. Grossium & J.F. Gleditschium 1687. [4] l., 9 plates [8 folding] 705p, [9]pp [index]. 210mm, bound in an 18th century full leather binding on 4 cords and gilt to spine. VG. Otto Mencke was a 17th century German philosopher and scientist, notable for being the founder of the first scientific journal in Germany.

From the Glen Collection. $400 - $600 329 MILTON, JOHN [TWO VOLUMES] Paradise Lost & Paradise Regained A Poem in Twelve Books; Paradise Regained, Samson Agonistes, Comus, and Arcades. London: John Sharpe 1825 and 1823. Both with frontispieces and engraved plates. Witht the book plates of W.R. Kennaway and John Kennaway Lowe in both volumes and

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contemporary inscriptions on fly leaf. 170mm, bound in original full leather blindstamped and ruled gilt titles, VG set. $350 330 MINUCIUS FELIX, MARCUS These two Excellent Monuments of Ancient [3 xs] Learning and Piety Minucius Feslix’s Octavius and Tertullian’s Apology for the Prinitive Christians, render’d into English...

London Ptd for B. Barker 1708. xxi, 250p, title page trimmed and laid onto endpaper, hinges weak and small losses and tears. 195mm, original full leather taped at spine. Worn copy with faults.

2. Dr Coke and Mr Moore - The Life of Rev. John Wesley ...

London: G. Paramore 1792. x, 542p, frontis, advts at end. Original full leather binding rebacked using original spine strip. browning and a few insect holes.

3. John Bunyan - The Pilgrims Progress. London Thomas Kelly 1814. viii, 419p, advts at end, frontis and engraved title, 8 plates [one fldg]] 220mm, original full leather rebacked and spine laid on.

From the Glen Collection. $200 - $300 331 MOORE, THOMAS Odes of Anacreon, Translated into English verse with Notes. London: J. Carpenter 1805. In two volumes. 170mm, bound in red morocco with gilt tiels, wear at edges. An attractive set $100 332 PEPYS, SAMUEL Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pepys London: George bell 1889. 4 Volumes. All uniformly bound in half calf with marbled boards, hinges weak and one or two boards detached.

2. Charles Rollin - The History of the Arts and Science. Lacking title page and publication details [ca 1810]. Rebound in full leather. $100 - $150 333 PRESCOTT, WILLIAM H. [3 VOLUMES] History of the Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, The Catholic of Spain. London: nd [ca 1870]; 2. History of the Reign of Philip the Second, King of Spain. London 1868; 3. History of the Reign of Charles the Fifth. London 1869..

All uniformly bound in half leather, with marbled boards, title labels and decorative gilt to spine. VG. $80 - $100 334 ROUTHIER, A.B. Quebec A quaint medieval French city in America.. U.S. [1900]. 255mm, illustrated, red half calf binding, VG. 2. J. Ewing Ritchie - The Life and Times of the Right Hon William Ewart Gladstone. London Printing and Publishing Co [ca 1890]. Two volume pictorial edition with steel engravings and illustrations. All edges gilt, half calf bindings. VG. Not subject to return. $50 - $100 335 SMITH, ADAM An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations. London: A. Strahan and T. Cadell 1790.

Volume III only of a three volume set. vii, 465p, index at end.

Bound contemporary full leather, hinges weak but intact. $100 - $150 336 SOUTHWART, ELIZABETH Bronte Moors & Villages From Thornton to Haworth. London: John Lane The Bodley Head 1923, 1st edition, No 6 of 75 copies. x, 190p, 36 plates by Thomas MacKenzie and with an original etching frontispiece of Wuthering Heights signed

by Thomas Mackenzie. Bookplate front endpaper. 230mm, bound in white buckram with gilt titles and monogram front board, old damp damage to back lower corner leaving light mark and bubbling, no internal damage. $100 - $200

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337 TAYLOR, JEREMY XXV Sermons Preached at Golden-Grove: Being for the Winter half-year, beginning on Advent Sunday, until Whit-Sunday. London: E. Cotes for Richard Royston 1653.

334p, margin cut from bottom of title page, 260mm, bound in contemporary boards, rebacked [not recent] and original spine laid on. contemporary owners name and inscription. $300 338 WATSON, ROBERT [2 EDITIONS] The History of the Reign of Philip the Second.

London: for T. Cadell 1803. In 3 volumes.

2. London: Printed for J. Johnson; Vernor, Hood et al 1808. In 2 volumes.

Both sets complete, 5 volumes in total. Ex Reference library, both sets uniformly bound in full cross hatched leather with original title labels and decorative gilt, VG. Not subject to return. $100

POSTERS, ADVERTS, PERIODICALS 339 ADVERTISING New Zealand Products Includes - Canterbury Nylon Reinforced Socks. 380 x 300mm; Cadburys Dairy Milk Biscuits.450 x 285mm; Two Dust jackets [uncut on single sheet] for J.A. McPherson - The Complete New Zealand Gardiner. 530 x 380mm; Malt Extract with Cod Liver Oil. A.Wander Ltd Christchurch [4 labels on single sheet] 330 x 500mm; single sheet of uncut labels for It’s Smart to Shop the Watkins Way. [Christchurch] 440 x 560mm; Nestles Winning Post [ Xmas Gift Wrapping] 510 x 450mm; Poster - New ! Aulsebrooks Savoury Fills 580 x 455mm, with an unfolded biscuit box; Bruce’s Biscuits, Timaru New Zealand [6 labels on single sheet] 500 x 730mm; Griffins Oven Fresh Biscuits [6 labels on single sheet ] 740 x 470mm; Aulsebrook Coconut Biscuits [8 labels on single sheet] 580 x 910mm; Aulsebooks Sao Cracker Biscuits. 540 x 900mm.

A few chips, creases and short tears, overall VG. $100 - $200 340 AIR FRANCE / GREAT BRITAIN, [POSTER] Guy Georget [1911-1992] Original vina\tage Air France Poster [circa 1962], for travel to London, featuring a black and blue silhouette of a man wearing a bowler hat, holding an umbrella and with a flower in his lapel against a background of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.

990 x 615mm, top and bottom edges taped verso, one or two small edge chips and a tear repaired with tape [no loss]. $200 - $400 341 AUSTRALIAN TRAVEL POSTER Gert Hugo Sellheim Australian National Travel Association , No’d 115 on base. Poster features a boomerang with a young woman on a surfboard. In unrestored condition, top and bottom margins taped verso, a few small edge nicks and chips. 1 metre x 630mm Gert Sellheim is considered to be one of the finest artists to design travel posters in Australia, most famous for designing the Flying Kangaroo logo for Qantas. $200 - $400 342 BARRELL, C.H. Tui - Original Artwork The original artwork for the ‘Tui Nature Study’ exercise book.

Painting features a tui sitting on a kowhai branch with flowers and the words ‘Tui Nature Study’ beneath with a line of music[unsigned]. With 2 printed Bellbird nature study covers.

Also original signed art work for 1932 calendar featuring a Japanese pagoda with blossom. $150 - $200

RARE BOOK AUCTION 343 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, 2 X POSTERS Vitamin C is Essential to health !

When oranges are scarce, use instead .... 745 x 475mm, a few short tears and chips. Image of cut oranges with blue red and black print.

2. Give Your Feet a Chance. Illustration of foot bones on a yellow background with red & black print. 760 x 475mm,. Insect damage along bottom margin with small losses.

Both posters Department of Health, offset by Whitcombe & Tombs and ca 1940. $200 - $300 344 PERIODICALS Auckland Weekly News etc.

52 issues mostly 1930’s and 1940’s also six Christmas numbers, 1901, 1923, 1926, 1929,1936 & 1940 ; Ten issues of New Zealand Free Lance [1950’s]; Christchurch Star Christmas Issues for 1936 & 1939; N.Z. Pictorial News March 1926. Bundle of Tourism and publicity booklets. Condition varies, appear to be complete but not collated. $100 345 PERIODICALS The New Zealand Herald.

12 issues all 1864. September 21,28, 29; October 29; November 5,8, 9; December 13, 14, 15, [17 & 18 incomplete] 19 and 21. Condition varies marks and chips with a few tape repairs. $50 346 POSTER Lifebuoy Health Soap Original poster untrimmed. Caption reads ‘Keeps You Fresh and Healthy’ green background with hand holding a bar of Lifebuoy Health Soap. Lower right hand corner L. 24 N.Z. , 910 x 580mm, light creases and toning else VG. $300 347 POSTER, RAILWAYS STUDIO New Zealand Farmers & New Zealand Factories Produce the Worlds Best. Original poster issued by Tailway Studios.

900 x 570mm. Image of a man in dungarees and a woman with factories and housing in the background. Bright and vibrant colour, VG. $600 - $800 348 POSTER, ROBIN MORRISON From the Road.

Original poster for Robin Morrison’s book, The South Island of New Zealand ‘From the Road’. Published by Alister Taylor Martinborough.

The poster features Lake Mahinerangi, 510 x 355mm, poster designed by Kenneth Beatson, May 1981. a fine copy. $200 349 POSTER’S, 2X National Safety Association 1. Make Your Farm safe for Children. Green Cross for Safety, Prevent farm accidents. 760 x 480mm, small chips and short tears around margins.

2. Handle With Care. Protect Your Hands; Lift with Your Legs; Get a Good Grip; Wear Safety shoes; Get Help on Heavy Loads. 715 x 470mm, short tears at margins.

3. Rivers Cause ¼ of all Drownings, off set by C.M. Banks Ltd, Wellington; 4. Look Before you Dive, designed at Carlton Carruthers; Both issued by Physical Welfare and Branch of the Internal Affairs Dept.

5. Don’t go in Alone. Printed by Whitcombe & Tombs. 750 x 480 approx, all have short tears with small losses at edges. $300 - $400 350 THE STUDIO An Illustrated Magazine of Fine & Applied art.

Approximately 44 issues from 1903 - 1920’s. London: The Studio.

Colour and black and white plates, many by noted artists and illustrators of the period.

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Founded in Britain in 1893, The Studio Magazine exerted a major influence on the development of the At Nouveau and Arts rand Crafts Movement. $200

CHILDRENS BOOKS 351 ATKINSON, MOLLIE MILLER Richard Bird at Sea [2 titles] Wellington: Reed [1947]. [28]p, colour frontis and 3 colour plates, illustrated [part colour]. Replaced back endpaper, original papered boards, slight rubbing to spine, VG. Scarce.

2. Helen Bannerman - The Little Black Sambo story Book.

NY: The Platt & Munk Co nd [ca 1935]. 63p, illustrated, lacking front free endpaper. 260mm original blue cloth with black titles and illustration. A few light marks VG. $80 - $100 352 CHILDRENS BOOKS Miscellaneous - Box Lot Includes - Louis Annual 1912 -13. London John F. Shaw. 96p, illustrations by Louis Wain throughout, lacking front cover and colour plates.

L.C. Gee - Mihi and the Last of the Moas. Oswald-Sealy, Auckland ; May Gibbs - Tales of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie. Lacking frontis and title page [worn] ca 1919; Edith Howes [3x] Where the BellBirds Chime. W & T nd paper covers and ‘The Suns Babies’Cassell 1946 2nd Aust edition and Tales of Maori MagicBook 1. W & T; Isabel Maud Peacocke - The Bonny Book of Humorous Verse. Illus

by Trevor Lloyd. W & T ; Reeds Kahu Readers Books A.C. & D.; Joy Cowley - The Silent One. Whitcoulls1982 rep.. DJ; Mrs Ambrose E. Moore - New Zealand Fairyland. A story of the caves. Illus by E.C. Harris. Brett Ptg and Pub Co; Patricia Grace - Maori [Penguin, soft cover] and English [Longman Paul 1984, hard cover] editions of Watercress Tuna and the Children of Champion Street; Jane and Bernie Hill - Hey Boy. W & T 1961; Rev H.J. Fletcher - Ponga and Puhihuia. $60 - $80 353 THE BEANO ANNUAL 10 Volumes [1990’s] Ten Beano Annuals 1990, 1991,1992, 1993, 1994,1995, 1996, 1997,1998, 1999. Also Dennis the Menace and Gnasher 1995.

London: D.C. Thomson. All with laminated boards, pages are clean and bright, none are price clipped and six have owners names.

A few have small nicks at spine ends and two or three have small knocks. 1995 spine repaired with tape. mostly VG. $50 - $100 354 THE BEANO BOOK 10 Volumes [1970’s] They include 1970, spine and inside hinges taped, Q Bike cut out ; 1971, VG; 1972, price clipped`, tape repair to base of spine strip; 1973, tear with small loss to front free endpaper, small nicks to spine ends; 1974 spine slightly cocked and small nicks spine ends; 1975 short split in paper front hinge, nicks to spine ends; 1976, front hinge weak; 1977, neat inscription and small nicks along spine; 1978, spine and inside hinge taped. 1979 [2xs], small chips at hinges and neat repair to top of spine on one copy. London: D.C. Thomson & Co Ltd. Condition varies G+ to VG. $80 - $150 355 THE BEANO BOOK 7 Volumes [& 12 others] London: D.C. Thomson and Co Ltd. 2000 - 2006. None price clipped and all VG. Three Bash Street Kids albums 2000 -2002; Dennis the Menace 2000; The Dandy Book 2000; Lion Annual 1980; Spiderman Annual 1979; Horrie Kiwi and the Kids; The Beano Book of Britain; Sixty 60 Years Beano and Dandy, History of Fun and Side by Side [2 vols in DJs]. All VG.

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RARE BOOK AUCTION

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$50 356 THE BEANO BOOK 9 Volumes [1959 & 1960’s] London: D.C. Thomson and Co. 1959, owners inscription and knock to bottom margin; 1960 spine ends small chips and spine taped, owners inscription; 1962 [2xs] Both with spines taped and small chips and knocks; 1963 laminate lifting at hinges & owners inscription; 1964 Inscription, laminate lifting at hinges and small tape repair bottom spine; 1966 neat inscription; 1968 crossword complete and small chips spine ends; 1969 Spine and inside hinges taped, stain on boards. Condition varies G to VG. $150 - $300 357 THE BEANO BOOKS 10 Volumes [1980’s] London: D.C. Thomson & Co. They include, 1980 gift inscription on title page else VG; 1981 small owners name else VG; 1982, VG. 1983, small knocks to spine ends; 1984, VG; 1985, neat owners name else VG; 1986 small nicks spine ends and price clipped, else VG.1987, near fine; 1988 knock to spine and price clipped; 1989 spine ends rubbed and short splits base of spine. Condition varies, mostly VG. $80 - $150 358 WAGNER, RICHARD The Tale of Lohengrin Knight of the Swan... Illustrated by Will Pogany. London: G.G. Harrap [1913] first edition. Unpaginated, extensively illustrated and decorated, 8 tipped on colour plates, pictorial endpapers, contents fine. 290mm, bound in the rare soft suede with gilt swans and titles some specks of foxing and light glass mark else VG. $300 - $400 359 WILDE, OSCAR A House of Pomegranates [Provenance] Portland, Maine: Thomas Mosher 1908. 158p, 180mm, cream paper wrappers with yapp fore edge, discoloured with chips, light marks.

Inscribed on half title ‘ With affectionate wishes from Sylvia Pankhurst.’.

Sylvia Pankhurst was an English campaigner for the suffragette movement and prominent member of the communist party. $50 - $100

BIBLIOGRAPHY & PRINTING 360 BOUCHOT, HENRI The Printed Book [2 titles] Its History, Illustration and Adornment, from the days of Gutenberg to the present time. London: H. Grevel and Co 1887. viii, 312p, illustrations of early typography, printers marks, copies of book illustrations and bindings. 255mm, bound in a beautiful craft binding of green crushed morocco on raised bands with decorative gilt rules. Fine.

Inscription tipped on to endpaper To Frank Glenn from Eileen Barry [whose husband Donald A. Berry bound the book].

From the Glen Historic Collection.

2. H. Coleridge - A Dictionary of the First or Oldest Words in the English Language. London: John Camden 1863. [4] l., 101p.

230mm, rebound with marbled boards and green cloth spine.

From the Glen Historic Collection. $200 361 GAMBLE, WILLIAM [EDITOR] Penrose Annuals - 5 issues 1909-10, 1921, 1922, 1952 and 1957. Colour and B/W plates, some tipped on, advertisements and illustrations many to do with the printing trade. All are exlibrary and G to VG. The Penrose Annual was a London based review of graphic arts, printed nearly annually from 1895 to 1982.

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Bibliography & Printing

362 LAWLOR, P.A. Books and Bookmen New Zealand and Overseas. Well: W & T 1954, No.29 of 400 signed numbered copies. xii. 267p, illustrated.250mm,maroon cloth, with DJ faded and in plastic cover. $50 363 LONEY, ALAN [3 BY] The Ampersand Black Light Press 1990. Unpaginated 1 of 150 copies. 235mm, papered boards with red cloth spine. Loosely enclosed erratum.

2. The Printing of a Masterpiece. Melbourne: Black Pepper 2008.

113p, card covers fine.

3. Sidetracks, Notebooks 1976-1991. Auckland University Press 1998. Card covers, fine. $50

PAMPHLETS, SOUVENIRS, EPHEMERA 364 ALBUM Mornings at Bow Street Police Court 1821.

Album of approximately 95p, of newspaper clippings of court proceedings at Bow Street, with the original title page and date 1821 in pen and ink. The books has been rebound in green cloth in 1976. $100 - $200 365 BULLOCK, MARGARET Wonderland: [2 items] A Glimpse at the Marvels and Beauties of the Taupo Volcanic Zone, New Zealand. Well: Govt Ptr 1899. vi, [2]p, 66p, 12 plates [no map]. 215mm, original pink paper covers. VG. 2. Map - Wonderland, The Hot Lakes Region New Zealand.

Issued by the NZ Dept of Tourist and Health Resorts. nd, John Mackay Govt Ptr. 460 x 310mm. $50 366 CALENDARS 6 x McWilliams Cream Sherry 6 calendars 1970’s & 80’s all featuring dogs and children size & condition varies [large] 960mm approximately. $40 367 EPHEMERA Documents Bundle of documents, including receipts, letters and dockets, some relating to land. Nine handcoloured Georgian fashion plates; Victorian prayer cards and hand written prayers etc.

368 LUTTERLOH, M. Golden Rule.

A manual showing method of self instruction on cutting out patterns for all types of garments ... Germany: lutterloh, lindau. nd [circa 1950’s]. Colour and black & white illustrations of fashion garments with the patterns at end. Some of the patterns have been neatly removed but are loosely enclosed it appears to be complete. Included is the ‘Golden Rule’ tape measure which is unused. 210mm, original red cloth with gilt titles. rubbed. $40 - $50 369 PHILLIPS, H. [PHOTOGRAPHER] Sydney 1. Sydney and Surroundings N.S.W. Photographed, engraved and printed by H. Phillips, Willoughby nd [ca 1920]. Panoramic views, 30pp with images of Sydney, captioned.

2. Picturesque Sydney Harbour N.S.W. Photographed, engraved and printed by H. Phillips, Willoughby nd [ca 1930’s]. Panoramic views, 24pp [lacking two font pages], images with captions.

Both are large oblong folios’ with original paper covers, a few light fingermarks and small chips VG.

RARE BOOK AUCTION 3. 36 Views Sydney Descriptive and Illustrative. Sydney: N.S.W. Bookstall Company nd [ca 1905. Photographer unknown, 36p unpaginated illustrated with captions, one fldg panorama.

190mm, original paper covers, with red silk tie. fine.

4. Sydney Harbour Bridge and City Railway. [2 editions] Photographed, engraved and printed by H. Phillips, Willoughby nd [ca 1930’s]. 32pp, captioned photographic views, original paper covers, fine. $100 370 TOURISM Colourful New Zealand Auck: Beckett Sterling Ltd nd [ca 1960] Illustrated soft covered booklet. 2. Souvenir. 36 Views of the American Fleet’s Visit to Australia 1908. 3. Nordstrom, Hall & Major - Souvenir.

Catalogue of art works, Nelson.4. Views of the Hot Lake District Rotorua. Rotorua: A. Boyd nd. Soft covers.

5. Orakei Korako. The Place of Adorning. Rotorua Post ns. Soft covers. 6. G.E. Mannering - Mt Cook and its Glaciers. W & T. nd. soft covers. 7. New Zealand The Britain of the South. NZ Tourist & Publicity 1936. Soft covers. 8. Beautiful New Zealand. Auck: Frank Duncan nd [ca 1920’s] Tourist Series. 9. C. Clyde - New Zealand Country and People. W & T nd [ Ca 1950’s] Condition varies mostly G+ 371 UNION STEAM SHIP CO New Zealand the Wonderland of the World Published by the Union Steam ship Co, Head Office Dunedin [1886?]. 43p, [1]p, illustrated 18cms Illustrated, paper covers lithographed by Maclure & Co London. Advts on 42-3. Some foxing, VG. Bagnall 5680 $80 - $100

PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART 372 POSTCARD ALBUM Shipping Three albums all containing approximately 375 postcards of ships and surrounds, mostly dating from the 1960’s, some black and white cards earlier ca 1920’s. Condition VG. $300 - $400 373 POSTCARDS Northland [approx 50] Eleven real photograph cards - 3x by FGR - Street scene of Ohakune; Paihia near Russell; Russell [township]; 3x by E.J. Derby View of Kawakawa No.3, 2x of Swirling waters Tapeka; J. Batchelor - Oldest Stone Building in NZ, Kerikeri; 3x by Fergussons - Views of Whangarei; Trainway line main street Kawakawa.

35 cards images from photographs they include Russell, Whangaroa, Kohukohu, Opua, Mangonui, Totara North, Kauri Timber Boom near Rangiahua, Ruins of first printing Press at Paihia, Scene of first Roman Catholic Service, Kerikeri etc. All unused, circa 1910-20. $100

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SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, GOLDMINING 375 BEATSON, MAJ-GEN ALEXANDER A New System of Cultivation, Without Lime, or Dung, or Summer Fallows, as practiced at Knowle-Farm in the County of Sussex. London: W. Bulmer and W. Nicol 1820. xvi, 163p, 4 plates. 235mm, bound in original printers boards, Original paper spine neatly repairs. Housed in a custom made book box with the book plate of Philip David Carter. $100 - $150 376 BICKERTON, A.W. [CONTRIBUTOR] Wines of the Bible.

Wherein it is asked and answered - Does the Bible allow the drinking of fermented wines ? With an Appendix and Analysis of Fermented and Unfermented Wines. Christchurch: J.T. Smith & Co 1886. 56p. 210mm, original paper covers, VG. $100 377 CRADDOCK, HARRY The Savoy Cocktail Book Constable and Co 1930, first edition. 288p, with colour art deco illustrations and endpapers featuring many cocktail recipes selected by Harry Craddock of the Savoy Hotel London. Bound in quarter black cloth with silver, green and black art deco illustration

by Gilbert Rumbold, some flaking to the silver as usual, inscribed on the front endpapers, cloth at front hinge fragile and beginning to split. $200 - $400 378 EWING ROSS, ROSS MACPHERSON The History of New Zealand Aviation. [4 titles] Heinemann 1986. 287p, profusely illustrated. 290mm, spine lightly sunned. VG. 2. Matthew Wright - Kiwi Air Power. The History of the RNZAF. Reed1998. 200p, illustrated, 270mm, DJ, near fine.

3. E.F. Harvie - George Bolt - Pioneer Aviator. Reed 1974. 176p, illustrated, 290mm, DJ spine faded else VG. 4.C.G. Rodliffe - Richard Pearse - Early New Zealand Pioneer Aviator. Centennial 2003 Edition. Museum of Transport & Technology 1983.32p, illustrated, oblong soft covers, fine.

All with book plates from Frank Glen collection. $50 - $60 379 REID & GRAY LTD, [2X CATALOGUES] The Technique of Plough Setting Reid Gray Ltd Farm Implement Manufacturers, Burnside Otago. 3rd Edition & 6th Edition, printed by ODT & Witness, nd [? 1940’s]. Both issues 35p, with illustrations, 230mm original paper covers, VG. $50 - $100

374 TATTON, L.E. Gallipoli Postcards Three real photo postcards - titled along base [a] ‘Landing at Anzac Cove, [Dardanelles] 25th April 1915. L.E. Tatton’. [b] ‘Dug-outs at Anzac Cove, Dardanelles 1915. L.E. Tatton’. [c] Beach Scene, where the Anzacs landed, Dardanelles. L.E. Tatton. All unused [a] with a narrow abrasion down left margin. $40 - $50

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