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Bethunes at Webb's Rare Books, Photography & Ephemera Saturday 19 June 2010 Two Sessions – 10:00am & 2:00pm COVER Lot 196

Declaration of Independence He Wakaputanga O Te Rangatiratanga O Nu Tirene Est. $15000

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Index of Subjects Abbreviations and Citations Conditions of Sale for Buyers Catalogue Subscription Form Absentee Bidding Form Guide for Buyers Prices Realised for Sale No 86 Index of Authors

VIEWING TIMES Thursday Friday

17 June 2010 18 June 2010

9:00am - 8:00pm 9:00am - 8:00pm

At other times strictly by appointment. There is no viewing on sale day.

Webb's 18 Manukau Road PO Box 99 251 Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand +64 9 524 6804 +64 9 524 7048 (fax) bethunes@webbs.co.nz www.webbs.co.nz

BUYER'S PREMIUM Buyers shall pay to Webb's a buyer's premium of 17.5% of the hammer price plus GST (12.5%) on the premium. The sale is subject to the Conditions of Sale for Buyers printed elsewhere in this catalogue.

Head of Department Francis McWhannell

Department Staff Jan Dickens Sarah McCrory

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Index of Subjects Sale No 87 – 19 June 2010

Subject

Lots

Session One – 10:00am

Maori & Pacific New Zealand New Zealand Regional Maritime Polar Natural History

1 - 160 161 - 252 253 - 336 337 - 354 355 - 357 358 - 374

Session Two – 2:00pm

Sports & Recreation Military Awards, Medals & Insignia Numismatics & Philately Antiquarian Art & Photography Fine & Private Press New Zealand Literature Modern & Contemporary Literature Children's Cookery

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375 - 389 390 - 419 420 - 428 429 - 431 432 - 440 441 - 456 457 - 461 462 - 666 667 - 678 679 - 685 686 - 690

Abbreviations and Citations Used in This Catalogue

Information on lots appears in the following sequence: lot number, author, title, edition, publisher, date of publication, pagination (where applicable), bibliographic citation, condition, other notes (for example, copy number of a limited edition), estimated auction price (for some lots only). The bibliographic citations appearing after the date of publication are from: A G Bagnall (Editor), New Zealand National Bibliography to the Year 1960, Govt Printer, Wellington 1969-1985. Citations from Vol I Parts 1 & 2 (to 1889) appear as a number without a letter before the number. Citations from Vols II-V (1890-1960) have a letter before the number (for example, B755). The bibliographic citations for Maori works are from: H W Williams, A Bibliography of Printed Maori to 1900 and Supplement, Govt Printer, Wellington 1975, and Parkinson & Griffith, Books in Maori 18151900, Reed 2004. Citations from Williams appear with the prefix 'W'.

Citations from Parkinson & Griffith appear with the prefix 'BIM'.

Illustrations: The illustration of a lot is indicated by an asterisk and page reference/s at the end of a catalogue entry (for example, *p9).

Book Condition Abbreviations: F

Fine

Mint or close to it, seemingly faultless, as new.

VG Very Good

An exceptionally good copy which may not look new, or may have a minor fault.

G

Good

A good complete copy with some obvious or detracting fault. May have two or three minor imperfections.

FA Fair

A poor copy which may be badly damaged or soiled, or may be missing some part/s.

NB: where two condition abbreviations are mentioned the first refers to the book and the second to the dust jacket (for example, VG/G).

Please Note:

Abbreviations: AEG AF BPFE BL CB DJ DJPC DJR DJST EP/s FFEP Frontis FX HC HFBD IA ID LB MF ND PCDJ POS R SA SABR SC SIG SLF SR SS TEG TP VP

All edges gilt With all faults Bookplate/s on front endpaper Binding loose Corners bumped Dust jacket Dust jacket in plastic cover Dust jacket repaired Dust jacket small tears Endpaper/s Front free endpaper Frontispiece Foxing Hardcover Half bound Inscribed by author Insect damage Leather bound Mild foxing Not dated Photocopied dust jacket Previous owner's signature Reprint Signed by author Spine and boards rubbed Soft cover Signature Slight foxing Some rubbing Spine sunned Top edge gilt Title page Various pagination

Books with an estimated value below $200 are described with abbreviated conditions only. Buyers must satisfy themselves as to the condition of the lot.

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SESSION ONE – 10:00AM

MAORI & PACIFIC

See also subject New Zealand, especially Lots 196 & 197 1 [Bennet, George] Letters to the Rev William Yate, from Natives of New Zealand, Converted to Christianity.

1st ed. James Nisbet & Co 1836. 24mo. 14cm. 96p. Brown paper cover. Spine chipped, cover lifting at tail. Corners bent. SLF. Variant to Bagnall 408, which calls for 8p of prelims and purple cloth boards. Inscription on FFEP: 'William Henry Sherwood Roberts from his affectionate Aunt L L Cameron July 29th 1845'. G. Est. $1500 *p9

1st ed. A H & A W Reed, Wellington 1969. 4to. 162p. Frontis, illus (incl 14 leaves of col illus), DJ. Brown cloth. Pictorial EPs. DJPC. VG/G. Est. $80 11 Beattie, Herries Seven booklets by Herries Beattie including 'Nature-Lore of the Southern Maori', annotated 'Elsdon Best quotes this booklet', signed by author.

Govt Printer. Wellington 1920. 8vo. 53-77p. Grey wrappers. From TNZI. G+. Along with 'A Mystery of Fiordland, A Vanished Maori Tribe', (Govt Print), 1921, annotation, SA, SC, G+, 'The Southern Maori, and Greenstone', (Govt Print), 1920, SC, SA, G, 'European Place-Names in Southern New Zealand', (Mataura Ensign), R, inscribed to Vance by author, 'rare publication', SC, G+, & 3 others similar. [7].

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12 Bible Ko Te Paipera Tapu Ara, Ko Te Kawenata Tawhito Me Te Kawenata Hou. First complete Maori Bible.

[1st] ed. [V R Millard, Auckland] [1942]. 4to. [24]p. 10 ports. P756. Cream SC. G+.

1st ed. [W M Watts, London] 1868. 8vo. 1199p. BIM716. W434. LB. SABR. Some loss to font. Edges worn. POS to FFEP. BL. Double columns. G. Est. $400

Portraits of Tattooed Warrior Chiefs of New Zealand.

3 Abraham, C J He Whakapuaki I Nga Tikanga O Te Katikihama O Te Hahi O Ingarani.

Printed at St John's College Press, [Purewa] 1849. 12mo. 22p. BIM380. W185. Blue wrappers. Small tears to darkened extremities. Lessons on the Church Catechism, Part 1. Est. $400 4 Abraham, C J

He Whakapuaki I Nga Tikanga O Te Katikihama O Te Hahi O Ingarani. Te Rua O Nga Wahi.

Printed at St John's College Press, [Purewa] 1850. 12mo. 26p. BIM416. W199.

Lacking front wrapper. Corners creased, title page stained at tail. Paper aged.

Lessons on the Church Catechism, Part 2. FA to G. Est. $200 5 Almanacs, Maori Two Church Almanacs. He Maramatakahaere, Ara, He Pukapuka 1840 & 1843, saved by Colenso as 'two specimens of early Almanacs [etc]', this handwritten & signed by Colenso.

Paihia 1840 & 1843. 8vo. 1840: 16p. 1843: 13, [3]p. BIMS201. Self wraps. ID to top edge of first two leaves, 1840 issue. Paper aged. The two in blue paper folder inscribed as above, small fold line tear to this. Colenso is known to have been aware of the importance of collecting examples of early printing. G. [2]. Est. $3000 *p27 6 Andrewes, Lancelot

He Kupu Ma Te Ngakau Inoi.

3rd ed. St John's College, Purewa 1850. 12mo. 43p. BIM403. W200. Lacks blue front wrapper. Corners creased. Dampstained at foot of first few pages. SLF. Third edition of a selection of private prayers. A reset edition of Maunsell's translation. FA. Est. $200 7 Angas, George French The New Zealanders Illustrated, in 2 vols.

Thomas McLean, London 1847. 38.5 x 55.5cm. 60 leaves of explanatory notes on the 60 colour plates, extra col illus TP. 114. Maroon half binding. Gilt ruled spine compartments. AEG. CB. SABR. Some fading to worn extremities. Foxing, as usual, extending to plate borders. The images remain bright and fresh. Illus TP & Plates 1 to 30 in Vol I. Standard TP & Plates 31 to 60 in Vol II. The plates are hand-coloured engravings from Angas's original sketches and paintings. 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 country's descriptive works. The plates depict landscapes traversed, Maori weapons, houses, domestic scenes, and, above all, portraits (although Angas failed to surmount the challenge of depicting Maori features as Polynesian rather than European). Most of the sketches are from the upper Waikato, South Taupo and Rotoaira, though there is a balancing spread from Port Nicholson, Porirua and elsewhere. G to G+. Est. $20000 *p2 8 Archey, Gilbert South Sea Folk.

3rd ed. Auckland War Memorial Museum, Auckland 1967. 8vo. 74p. Illus (incl 12 plates). Grey pictorial SC. Small stain on rear. G+. Est. $80 9 Atkinson, A S Notes on the Maori-Polynesian Comparative Dictionary of Mr E Tregear. Being a Paper Read Before the Nelson Philosophical Society, April 11th, May 16th, and Dec 12th, 1892.

1st ed. Bond, Finney & Co, printers, Nelson 1893. 8vo. 69p. A741. Brown printed wrappers. Upper detached, stained, with corner losses. Scarce. AF. FA. Est. $200

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10 Barrow, T Maori Wood Sculpture of New Zealand.

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13 Bible, Extract & Prayers Ko Te Pukapuka Inoinga, Me Nga Karakia Hakarameta, Me Era Ritanga Hoki O Te Hahi O Ingarani. Bound with 'Ko Te Tahi Wahi O Te Kawenata Hou O Ihu Karaiti Te Ariki, To Tatou Kai Wakaora [etc].' Very scarce.

[Stephens & Stokes, Sydney] 1833. 12mo. BIM19 & 15. W9 & 8, & (S). Blue cloth.

SS. SABR, minor surface loss. Textblock browned. Marks to FFEP. Parts of the Book of Common Prayer, and selections from the Old and New Testaments. BIM19 begins at p7 (no title page). BIM15 ends p164 (last 6p missing). Volume trimmed a little erratically with page headings in some cases reduced. Seen through the press by Rev Yate, who was in Sydney for that purpose. G. Est. $2000 *p15 14 Bible, Mormon Ko Te Pukapuka A Moromona. Elder Ernest Campbell's copy, his signature, Auckland.

Business Printing Works, Auckland 1918. 12mo. xiv, 736p. Black cloth. Morman bible printed in Maori. Timeline WWI, influenza epidemic etc. G+. Est. $50 15 Bible, N T John XI, 43-44. Christ Raiseth Lazarus to Life. Ka Wa-ka-a-ra-hia A Ra-ha-ru-hi E Te Ka-rai-ti.

Printed by William Jones, Sydney? 1833? 38.5 x 44cm. BIM17. W13/ii & 12/ii. One sheet. Two major losses to body, with loss to text. Crease line. Dampstained to right, 5.5 x 16.5cm. Poster for teaching reading, with text from John broken into syllables.

See entry for BIM16 relating to attribution of printing and date. AF. FA. Est. $1000 16 Bible, N T

Ko Te Kawenata Hou A To Tatou Ariki, A Te Kai Whakaora, A Ihu Karaiti. Elder Lorenzo J Bott's copy, his signature.

British & Foreign Bible Society, London 1903. 24mo. 619p. Maps (col). Green cloth.

Bott signature from Brigham, Utah, indicating Mormon use. G+. Est. $100 17 Bible, N T

Ko Te Kawenata Hou O Tatou Ariki O Te Kai Whakaora O Ihu Karaiti. New Testament. A presentation copy to J E Gorst Esq from Rev Smale, Taupiri C M Station, 1861.

[Harrison & Son, London] 1852. 8vo. 371p. BIM419. W233. Full leather with much surface loss to spine. Joints & corners well worn, loss to spine extremities. Episodic foxing. Fifth edition of the New Testament. Pictorial bookplate of John Milsome Jury (Maori motifs). A unique copy. G. Est. $400 18 Bible, N T Ko Te Kawenata Hou O To Tatou Ariki Te Kai Wakaora A Ihu Karaiti. Colonel Sir J E Alexander's copy, his signature.

2nd ed. London 1841. 12mo. 387p. BIM88. W64 & (S). Rebound to style. Full leather, raised bands. New EPs. Faded note to prelim: 'Studied Maori with Mr Thomson[?] chief Commissioner MacLeans office.' A new edition of the New Testament. G+. Est. $400 *p59 19 Bible, N T

Matthew XIX, 13-15. Children Brought to Christ. Ka Mau-ria Nga Ta-ma-ri-ki Ki Te Ka-rai-ti.

Printed by William Jones, Sydney? 1833? 39 x 46cm. BIM16. W13/i & 12/ii. One sheet. Poster for teaching reading, with text from Matthew broken into syllables. It is possible that this was printed in 1840 for the Wesleyan missionary James Watkin, in the first South Island mission at Waikouaiti, but this cannot be confirmed. G+. Est. $1500 *p27

20 Bible, N T, Acts

30 Bible, O T, Joshua Ko Hohua. Ko Etahi Atu Upoko O Tiuteronomi.

[Printed at St John's College Press for the Church Mission] c1850? 12mo. [227]-289p.

BIM383. W151/v. Bound in linen, this mottled with age. Corners creased, else very good. No date or imprint. Probationary issue of Acts. Part 5 of 5. Est. $400

Telford, Paihia c1840s. 12mo. 41p. 91-137p. BIM118. W47 & 48. Brown wrappers.

Cover extremities chipped. Loss to corners & spine. Dampstain lower right front. No TP, date or imprint. Chapters of Joshua bound with Deuteronomy. Printed prior to May 1843. G. Est. $300

Ko Nga Mahi A Nga Aporoto.

21 Bible, N T, Matthew Ko Te Rongo Pai A Matiu.

[Printed at the Church Mission Press, Purewa] 1847? 12mo. 67p. BIM325. W151/i.

Bound in linen, this mottled with age. Some foxing, else good. Interleaved with blank pages. No date or imprint. A probationary issue of the Gospel of Matthew, revised by Robert Maunsell and William Williams from the edition of 1838. POS of Archibald H Spicer, 1851 & Edw H Heywood. Part 1 of 5. G. Est. $400 22 Bible, O T

He Korero Kohikohi Enei No Te Kawenata Tawhito, No Te Karaipiture.

Wesleyan Mission Press, Mangungu 1840. 12mo. 83, [1]p. BIM86. W58. Rebound to style, quarter cloth. Aged patterned linen cover bound within. Some offsetting to EPs & TP. Last few pages browned. Scripture lessons from the Old Testament.

Extracts from Genesis, Exodus, Deuteronomy, Joshua, Chronicles, Kings and Daniel, apparently based on Sarah Trimmer's 'An Abridgement of Scripture History' (London, 1793). The patterned linen suggests that the previous owner was of the fairer sex. A charming copy. Est. $500 *p59 23 Bible, O T

Ko Etera. Ko Nehemia. Ko Ehetere.

[Printed at St John's College Press for the Church Mission, Purewa] 1848-53. 12mo.

24p. 34p. 18p. BIM441-3. W251. Bound (as one) in linen, this mottled with age. Some dampstaining. Probationary issues of Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther. G. Est. $1000 24 Bible, O T

Ko Te Kawenata Tawhito, No Nga Whakatauki Tae Noa Ki A Maraki. Richard Taylor's copy, his signature, 1861.

Bible Society, London 1858. 12mo. 377p. BIM470. W286. Full leather. CB. SABR. Loss to spine head & surface loss to corners. Dent to edge of upper board. The Old Testament books Proverbs-Malachi. Taylor signature on back pastedown (as though front), Motu Eka, Rangitikei, May 10, 1861. Also POS John W Marshall, January 24th 1864. G. Est. $300 25 Bible, O T

Ko Te Pukapuka Tuatahi A Mohi, E Karangatia Nei Ko Kenehi. Richard Taylor's copy, his signature.

Church Mission Press, Purewa 1845. 12mo. 123p. BIM221. W121. Dark green cloth boards, paper title label. Edge loss to cloth of upper board. Line of dampstaining to EP extremities. Probationary text of Genesis. Cover label: 'The First Book of Moses, Called Genesis, Now First Translated from the Original Hebrew into the New-Zealand Tongue'. Inscribed 'Richard Taylor, July 18, 1846, Wanganui'. G. Est. $600 *p19 26 Bible, O T

Ko Tetahi Wahi O Te Pukapuka Tuarua A Mohi O Ekoruhe.

[Paihia] 1840. 12mo. 89p. BIM103. W46. Rebound in red cloth. New EPs. Original wrappers bound within, with loss to one corner, extremities worn. Selections from Exodus and Deuteronomy. These are the first Old Testament texts issued in Robert Maunsell's translation begun in collaboration with James Hamlin in 1836. Although dated 1840, this was not issued until November 1842. Est. $400 27 Bible, O T, Ezekiel

Ko Te Kitenga A Ihikiera A Te Poropiti I Nga Iwi.

Mission Press, Paihia 1840. 12mo. BIM119. W56. Bifolium. Printed on two inner pages, probably by Colenso. Ezekiel's vision of dry bones. VG. Est. $300 28 Bible, O T, Isaiah

Ko Tetahi Wahi O Te Pukapuka A Ihaia A Te Poropiti.

Mission Press, Paihia 1841. 8vo. 12p. BIM87. W45. Paper covers detached, text water damaged. Contains Isaiah chapters 49-55. The first instalment of Maunsell's translation of part of Isaiah. Along with loose bookplate of J Holdsworth. FA. Est. $200 29 Bible, O T, Job Ko Te Pukapuka O Hopa.

Wesleyan Mission Press, [Mangungu] [1844]. 12mo. 48p. BIM193. W87. Coarse brown wrappers. An independent translation of the book of Job made by Rev J Hobbs of the Wesleyan Mission. G+. Est. $400

31 Booklets, Maori Pictorial

Three pictorial booklets including 'Maori Children Sketches'.

W & T, Christchurch 1920s. 29 x 23cm. Unpag. Illus. Decorated card. FA to G. Along with 'Maori Sketches', (W & T), 1920s, SC, FA, & 'The Maoris of New Zealand', (Tanner Bros), 1920s, SC, VG. [3]. Est. $80 32 Brailsford, Barry

Greenstone Trails, The Maori Search for Pounamu.

1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1984. 4to. 192p. Illus, maps. Pictorial SC. G+.

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Song of Waitaha, The Histories of a Nation.

1st ed. Ngatapuwae Trust, Christchurch 1994. 4to. 311p. Illus, DJ. Brown cloth. Leaf laid in headed 'To The Holder of the Book' with an invitation to sign the book on p306 (this copy unsigned). VG/G to G+. Est. $200 34 Brown, William New Zealand and Its Aborigines, Being an Account of the Aborigines, Trade, and Resources of the Colony, and the Advantages It Now Presents as a Field for Emigration and the Investment of Capital.

1st ed. Smither, Elder & Co, London 1845. 8vo. viii, 320p. Green cloth. Embellished floral motif on boards. SABR. CB. FX. BL. An early discussion of the Maori people, their attitude towards colonisation and the distribution of land. G. Est. $500 35 Browne, Thomas Gore

Ko Nga Ture O Ingarani. The Laws of England. Compiled and Translated into the Maori Language, by Direction of His Excellency Colonel Thomas Gore Browne [etc].

Variant ed. Auckland, New Zealand 1858. Folio. ii, xiv, 71p. Pages duplicated English-Maori. BIM477. W291a (S). HFBD. Head of spine damaged with extremity loss. Surface loss to bumped corners. Bookplate apparently removed from front pastedown, armorial plate of William Downie Stewart mounted. Variant issue of a summary of parts of English law, in Maori and English. G. Est. $500 *p15 36 Buddle, Thomas

Ko Nga Painga, Me Nga Ture, O Te Peke Tiaki Moni, O Akarana, Katahi Nei Ka Whakaritea. Pamphlet on the Virtues of Saving, and the Auckland Savings Bank.

1st ed. 1847. 12mo. 16p. BIM326. W159. Lacks blue paper cover, p13-16 detatched. TP soiled. This anonymous pamphlet was written by missionary Rev Thomas Buddle, a founder trustee. Many copies were destroyed in a fire. G. Est. $800 37 Buddle, Thomas

The Maori King Movement in New Zealand, with a Full Report of the Native Meetings Held at Waikato, April and May, 1860.

1st ed. Pub at the 'New Zealander' Office, Auckland 1860. 8vo. 72p. 740. Original yellow wrappers. Cover & outer leaves FX. Printed postscript includes 'Since the foregoing pages were sent to press, intelligence has reached us of the sudden death of Potatau. This event will cause important changes'. Contents G. Est. $1000 *p9 38 Buller, W L (Editor) Proceedings of the Kohimarama Conference, Comprising Nos 13 to 18 of the 'Maori Messenger'. Nga Mahi A Te Runanga Ki Kohimarama, Ara, Kei Nga 'Karere Maori' [etc].

Printed by W C Wilson for the NZ Govt, Auckland 1860. 8vo. VP. BIM504. W317. Full leather, upper detached. SABR. Surface loss to corners. Some dampstaining to lower board through to last two leaves, episodic stains to textblock. 'Moeraki Ruby Rehu Moeraki Hillgrove' annotated to pastedown. Bookplate of J Holdsworth mounted. A detailed record, edited by W L Buller, of the proceedings of the meeting of some 200 Maori chiefs, whose names are listed, invited by the Governor. A note in a letter book records that 100 copies of the book were bound in leather, to be presented in the name of the Governor to the principal chiefs who attended. AF. FA to G. Est. $2000 39 Bunyan, John

He Moemoea. Otira, Ko Nga Korero O Te Huarahi, E Rere Atu Nei Te Tangata I Tenei Ao [etc]. The Pilgrim's Progress.

1st ed. Printed by Robert Stokes, Wellington 1854. 8vo. 225p. 6 leaves of plates.

BIM451. W262. Rebound in red cloth. Spine hand-titled. New EPs. Original wrappers bound within, the upper wrapper soiled with corner losses. Three leaves frayed at

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tail, no loss to text. Partially unopened. Translation by H T Kemp of 'The Pilgrim's Progress' by John Bunyan ('Hoani Paniana'), with 6 lithographs by T S Ralph. Maori were reported to be disappointed to discover the story was an allegory rather than true. Includes printed dedication by Sir George Grey to the memory of Zachariah Kiharoa (Ngati Raukawa). G. Est. $700 *p30 40 Burgh, William

50 Church of England Mo Te Hapa O Te Ariki.

St John's College Press, Purewa 1849. 12mo. 58, [10]p. BIM384. W187. Blue paper covers, soiled with losses to extremities. Textblock aged. Second part of a summary of Scripture history, to the time of Christ. G. Est. $400

1st ed. Church Mission Press, Paihia? 1844? 16mo. 1 sheet (2p). BIM198. W40 & 179.

Extremities browned. Printed in two columns separated by vertical rule. Page 2 (of 3 lines, printed on a conjugate leaf) is cut short, folded back and pasted down on the verso of p1 (as outlined in BIM). A leaflet containing parts of the Communion service (the Confession, Sursum corda, Tersanctus and Gloria). VG. Est. $400

He Whakapapa, Ara, Nga Mahi, Me Nga Aha Noa A Te Atua Raua Ko Tana Hahi.

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R ed. He mea ta i te Perehi Katorika Romana o Poiahakena 1845. 8vo. 44p. Illus.

BIM222. W136 & (S). Brown cloth. Edges fraying. Water stain to lower left corner.

Minor insect damage at rear. FX. Small closed tear to FFEP. The third 'Ako Marama', this one printed in Sydney as the press for the NZ Catholic mission was stored in Whangaroa following Hone Heke's sack of Kororareka in 1845. (BIM p.222). POS to FFEP and EPs. AF. G. Est. $600

Paihia 1838. 12mo. BIM57. BIM57. W26 & (S). Bifolium. Paper chipped at extremities.

'Ko Te Tikanga O Te Wakapanga O Nga Ringaringa'. Translated for use by Bishop Broughton. Two hundred copies were printed at Paihia in December 1838. G+. Est. $1500

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Ko Te Katikihama O Te Hahi Katorika.

Printed by Emmanuel Vitte/Emanuera Wita 1893. 16mo. xii, 217p. Frontis, illus.

BIM1396. W850. Maroon cloth. SABR. CB. The work has been attributed by Marist sources to Father Francois Delachienne SM ('Father Delach'). G+. Est. $200 43 Chapman, Frederick R

The Working of Greenstone by the Maoris, A Paper Read Before the Otago Institute.

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1892. 8vo. 63p. 1 plate. C521. Dark green frond grain cloth. Gilt lettering and previous owner's initials on front board. Some light soiling.

Signed by the author on title page and inscribed 'A T Donnelly, with the author's compliments'. Extracted from the 'Transactions of the New Zealand Institute'. G. Est. $100 44 Church Missionary Society

Ko Te Pukapuka A Te Hui Nui No Nga Mihanere A Te Hahi.

Mission Station Press, Waitangi 1850. 12mo. 8 numbered pages. BIM386. W208.

Self wraps (the title & p9 forming cover). In black card folder. Colenso's edition of the Society's Jubilee statement of 2 November 1848. Ex libris Trevor Bayliss. Est. $600 45 Church of England

He Katikihama Hei Whakaako I Nga Tangata Katoa E Kawea Mai Ana Kia Whakaukia E Te Pihopa.

Rev ed. [St John's College, Purewa] [1848]. 12mo. 8p. BIM355. W204. Coarse brown wrappers. Tail roughly trimmed. SLF. Church Catechism from the Book of Common Prayer. Along with bookplate of J Holdsworth tipped to loose card, with loss to top bookplate edge. G. Est. $300 46 Church of England

Ko Nga Katihama Etoru.

[St John's College, Purewa] 1849. 12mo. 19p. BIM371. W184. Brown wrappers. Spine fold split. Three catechisms. G+. Est. $300 47 Church of England

Ko Nga Katikihama Ewa, Ka Oti Nei Te Wakamaori Ki Te Reo O Nu Tireni.

Paihia 1840. 12mo. BIM71. W49. Self wraps. Extremities browned, right edge chipped. Not trimmed & pages uncut. Lacks pages 17-28. 'Will's Catechism' pencilled above title. Four catechisms. Revised by William Williams and previously printed in the collection printed at Sydney in 1833, with some textual changes. Along with bookplate of J Holdsworth tipped to loose card. G. Est. $400 48 Church of England Ko Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoinga, Ki Te Ritenga O Te Hahi O Ingarani, Me Nga Waiata A Rawiri.

Church Mission Press, Paihia 1844. 12mo. 126p. BIM197. W104. Recently rebound in full maroon morocco leather. New EPs. Textblock browned. Five line inscription in large writing verso of TP. 'Na Komene tenei Himene Kia tino Tapu [etc].' G. Est. $600 *p59 49 Church of England

Ko Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoinga, Me Era Atu Tikanga, I Whakaritea E Te Hahi O Ingarani [etc]. A presentation copy to Rev G A Kissling from Archdeacon Williams.

2nd ed. W Watts, London 1852. 12mo. 432p. BIM422. W234. Black leather. CB. SABR. AEG. Textblock browned. Episodic foxing to some pages. Second edition of the 8

complete Book of Common Prayer with Psalms. Seen through the press by William Williams. The gift inscription 'with the kind regards' of Archdeacon W Williams dated May 23, 1853. Two 20th century POS, including inscription 'from Bishop Hadfield Hill St sold[?] 1945.' G+. Est. $200 *p59

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Order of Confirmation.

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He Mahi Na Te Hui O Te Hahi Maori O Te Takiwa O Heretaunga I Whakaminea Nei Ki Te Waipatu, 5 O Nga Ra O Oketopa, 1885.

Harding, Printer, Napier 1886. 8vo. 7p. BIMS303, 1885.1. W692. Purple printed wrappers. 2cm stain to back. SLF. Report of a Heretaunga Native Church Board meeting at Waipatu. G. Est. $100 *p19 53 Cognet, Claude (Attributed to)

Ko Te Hitoria Poto O Te Hahi Katorika.

Printed by Emmanuel Vitte, Lyons 1894. 12mo. 517p. Frontis, illus. BIM1402 (illus).

W879. Quarter green leather. Raised bands centred by fleurons. ID along upper joint.

SABR. History of the Catholic Church from the time of Christ. The work has been attributed by Marist sources to Father Claude Cognet who was at the Jerusalem mission on the Whanganui River from 1886 to 1893. G+. Est. $200 54 Colenso, William

A Maori-English Lexicon, Being a Comprehensive Dictionary of the New Zealand Tongue.

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1898. 8vo. 111, 21p. C1195. Brown printed wrappers.

Small tears to extremities with loss to spine. Some soiling. EPs SLF. Est. $300 55 Colenso, William

Ancient Tide-Lore and Tales of the Sea, From the Two Ends of the World.

1st ed. Printed by R C Harding, Napier 1889. 8vo. 22.5cm. 48p. 1313. Original grey wrappers. Spine fold tears, esp tail. Some soiling. European and Maori traditions compared, with some autobiographical and Hawkes Bay local notes included. G to G+. Est. $600 *p9 56 Colenso, William He Himene.

1st ed. [Waitangi Mission Station Press, Waitangi, Heretaunga] [1847]. 12mo.

7p. BIM330. W161. Brown paper cover. No title page, date or imprint. 'To spring' annotated ('tiro' underlined). Contains 25 hymns, numbered 100 to 126 (111-112 omitted from sequence). Colenso noted the arrival of the press for his Hawke's Bay mission station in a letter to the CMS of 18 June 1846: 'The press has just come safely to hand; but judge of my disappointment, when I found that Watts (as once before) had sent me b's and v's for h's and n's! - so that, for utility, the press might just as well be at Cape Horn, as here at Cape Kidnappers!' G+. Est. $800 57 Colenso, William He Korero Tenei Mo Ani Kanara, a religious tract about a good little girl.

[Waitangi Mission Station Press] 1847. 16mo. 5p. Illus. BIM334. W162. Three single sheets. Woodblock illustration at end of text. A religious tract, the story of Ann Chandler (or Anne Connor), who died aged seven. Although the original has not been identified, Colenso refers to having translated a story in 1846. The press was not operational until July 1847, but Colenso refers on 10 April to the impact of the story: 'During the morning, Ngatuere sent in his little daughter, and an hour or so afterwards a note, stating his wish to have her called Ani Kanara (Ann Chandler)!' In paper folder, bookplate of J Holdsworth mounted. G+ to VG. Est. $800 *p49 58 Colenso, William

He Manuwiri Hou, Ko Te Wakakite.

Waitangi Mission Station Press, Heretaunga 1849. 12mo. 5p. BIM374. W193.

Rebound to style. Half leather, marbled boards. New EPs. Blank leaves follow text.

Brown wrappers bound within. Printed on 5 single sheets of blue paper. An antiCatholic tract. In remarkable condition. VG+. Est. $600 *p59

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59 Colenso, William

68 Donne, T E Moeurs et Costumes des Maoris, avec 1 Carte, 25 Dessins et 25 Photographies.

Colenso, Waitangi, Mission Station c1849-1852. 8vo. 39-42, 45-46, 49-50, 53-56, 63-66, 71-74, 77-82, 85-92, 99-102, 105-[106], 107-108, 111-112, [113]-120, 123-132p.

W249. In plain paper folder, the front blackened on two edges. Some browning to extremities. Folder title (typewritten): 'A page of the unpublished work being printed

by Colenso at the time of his suspension from the Mission.' Handwritten beneath: 'He Matenga Totika.' One typed page (blackened) of research notes laid in. Accounts of the deaths of converts to Christianity, translated and composed by Colenso. On p63 there opens the first of several Maori obituary notes. Colenso left a number of leaves in separate packets, some of which were marked 'He matenga totika', and some 'Happy Deaths'. It is probable that he worked off a leaf from time to time, and that the work was incomplete when his connexion with the Mission terminated abruptly in December 1852. Very scarce. G+. Est. $3000 *p27

1st ed. Payot, Paris 1938. 8vo. 295p. Illus. HFBD. Red boards. SABR. Some light soiling. Original blue SC bound within later binding. SLF. Text in French. As secretary of the Department of Tourist and Health Resorts Donne penned several publications concerning New Zealand and made considerable efforts to increase tourism to New Zealand. G. Est. $200

He Matenga Totika/Happy Deaths. Loose pages of an incomplete work, not published.

60 Colenso, William Ki Te Hunga O Te Hahi.

1st ed. [Waitangi Mission Station Press], Heretaunga [1851]. 15 x 38cm. 1p. BIM407.

W181. One page, folded. Instructions issued by Colenso to church people warning them against racing, cards, swearing etc, 'the new vices which have come in upon us'. G+. Est. $900 61 Colenso, William

Ko Te Katikihama Motumotu, Ara, Ko Tona Wahi Tuatahi.

[Waitangi Mission Station Press] 1849. 12mo. 38p. Lacks pages 17-20. BIM373.

W191. Self wraps. One corner browned, stain to last two leaves. Illustration of Abraham sacrificing Isaac to front. A catechism for use in the Waitangi mission, Hawke's Bay. G. Est. $500 *p49 62 Colenso, William Ko Te Tuarua O Nga Pukapuka Waki, Hei Wakakite Atu I Nga Henga A Te Hahi O Roma.

1st ed. Hopataone, He mea ta i te Perehi o te Watahaoha ratou ko nga Teina 1840.

12mo. 24p. BIM77. W63. No separate cover - TP and text denote beginning, bound by string. An exposition by Colenso detailing errors of the Church of Rome. A follow on from a similar publication. In plastic protective cover and custom made 'book' box with title on 'spine'. VG. Est. $400 *p59 63 Colenso, William Me Penei Ano, E Koe [etc]. Reflections on Holy Communion.

[Printed at the Waitangi Mission Station Press] 1847? 8.5 x 11.5cm. 1p. BIM332.

W163 & (S). Two paragraphs of text, intended to be cut and pasted each side of a card as a class ticket for intending communicants. This item uncut. VG. Est. $400 *p49

Native Quarries of Baked Argillite, inscribed by author.

Printed by the Christchurch Press, Christchurch 1946. 8vo. 115-124p. Illus. Green card.

From Rec Cant Mus Vol V No 2. G+.

70 Farquhar, Barbara H Ko E Tahi Hua O Te Whakapono.

St John's College, Purewa 1852. 12mo. 24p. BIM428. W237. Brown wrappers, stain top front edge. A condensed translation, almost certainly by Lady Martin, of B H Farquhar's 'The Pearl of Day, or The Advantages of the Sabbath to the Working Classes', first published anonymously in London in 1848. G+. Est. $300 71 Fenton, Francis Dart

Suggestions for a History of the Origin and Migrations of the Maori People.

1st ed. H Brett, Auckland 1885. 8vo. 132p. Frontis. Half bound, marbled boards. CB. SABR. Rebound, original blue SC included. University of London bookplate on FFEP. SLF. G. Est. $200 *p59 72 Fildes, H

Five booklets including 'The Last of the Ngati Mamoe, the Wild People of the New Zealand Mountain and Bush'.

1st ed. Reed, Dunedin 1936. 8vo. 15p. Frontis, illus, map. F352. Pictorial card. VG. Along with Reed, 'Maori and His First Printed Books', (Reed), 1930s, mounted inscription, SC, G, Phillips, 'Maori Designs', (H Tombs), ND, SC, G, & 2 others similar, SC, G+. [5].

73 Gordon, William

The Lord's Prayer in Maori. Te Inoi A Te Ariki, signed by artist William Gordon.

Whanganui 1879. Cabinet card, photographic plate. Image (10 x 15cm) mounted on card (10.5 x 16.5cm). Photograph of ink and watercolour manuscript held by the Alexander Turnbull Library. Signed with W F Gordon's compts Oct 31 1923. VG. Along with related rare yellow paper broadsheet (approx 50 lines) entitled 'Description of the Lord's Prayer in Maori, Drawn by W M Gordon, New Zealand', (Herald Type), 18.5 x 28.5cm, one text correction, tears to fold lines, FA to G. [2]. Est. $600 74 Gorst, John E

Papers Relative to Native Affairs.

64 Colenso, William

c1860. 4to. Typewritten copy, secured with metal pin. E Nos 1-27. Journal of the House of Representatives. G. Est. $100

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1872. 16mo. Part I: xvii, 112p. Part II: 170p. BIM770 & 771. W477 & 478. Part I purple cloth, stained & faded with small surface losses. TP & 1 leaf browned. FA to G. Part II purple cloth. CB. Fore-edges FX. G+. Subtitle: 'Written for young Maoris who can read their own Maori tongue, and who wish to learn the English language'. Part III not published and probably not compiled. [2]. Est. $400

75 Grey, Sir George

Willie's First English Book. Ko Te A-Nui A Wi, Hei Ako Maana Ki Te Reo Ingirihi. Parts I & II.

65 Davis, C O

Temperance Songs, etc, in the Maori Language.

Printed by John Henry Field, at his Steam Printing Office, Auckland 1873. 32mo. 28p.

BIM779. W484. Blue printed wrappers, with considerable loss lower front. Spine fold severed. Heavily annotated, with handwritten (5 verse) page laid in. He Waiata Pehi Waipiro. FA. Est. $400 *p9 66 Davis, C O

The Life and Times of Patuone, the Celebrated Ngapuhi Chief.

1st ed. Printed by J H Field, Steam Printing Office, Auckland 1876. 16mo. 141p.

Frontis. 1542. Blue cloth. SS. Boards faded, stained. FFEP reinforced at gutter.

Mounted carte de visite as frontis, photographed by G Redfern, Auckland. POS W H Skinner. G. Est. $800 *p15 67 Donaldson, Robert Te Hikoi Tuatahi Ki Te Reo Maori, or, First Step to the Maori Language.

1st ed. Printed at The Herald Office by James Wood, Napier 1861. 8vo. 36p. BIM532.

W334. Rebound in half binding with marbled boards. Original green paper front cover within. Significant loss to top third of original cover. Cover reinforced with modern green backing. SLF. Some pages soiled. G. Est. $400 *p59

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Bethunes at Webb's

Ko Nga Mahinga A Nga Tupuna Maori, He Mea Kohikohi Mai.

1st ed. George Willis, London 1854. 8vo. vi, 202p. 2344. Rebound. Quarter bound, green boards. CB. SR. Sig of S Percy Smith. Ex libris J Holdsworth. Preface in English.

MF. Cover title: 'Mythology and Traditions of the New Zealanders'. Previous owner's annotations throughout. G to G+. Est. $1000 *p59 76 Grey, Sir George

Ko Nga Moteatea, Me Nga Hakirara O Nga Maori. Inscribed by author to J A White, 1862.

1st ed. printed by Robert Stokes, Wellington 1853. 8vo. xiv, 432p. cxii, 18p. BIM447.

W252. Original red blind decorated cloth, gilt vignette centre front. Spine damaged with 3cm loss at head, etc. Front joint loose. Fragment of pink paper adhered to inscription/half title page. First published collection of Maori waiata and songs.

In the preface Grey refers to the seven-year preparation of the work, which he identified as a means of preserving pre-Christian traditions. Binding FA, contents G+.

Est. $1000 77 Grey, Sir George Ko Nga Waiata Maori He Mea Kohikohi Mai. 1st ed. Printed at Pike's Printing Machine Printing Office, Cape Town 1857/1950. 4to.

57p. G860. Crimson cloth. TP stained with closed tear (4cm). Episodic foxing. 'In 1949 sufficient printed sections were located in the tower of the Auckland Public Library to enable 150 copies, with a special printing of p57 from the proof copy, to be bound and sold by the Polynesian Society. This work, though printed in 1857 was not published until 1950.' Bookplate of J Holdsworth mounted. Enclosures. G. Est. $600

78 Grey, Sir George

Polynesian Mythology and Ancient Traditional History of the New Zealand Race, as Furnished by Their Priests and Chiefs.

1st ed. John Murray, London 1855. 8vo. xiii, 333p. Frontis, illus on 13 leaves. Green cloth with gilt decoration. SABR. CB. Some wrinkling and light soiling. SLF. Some pages rough cut. Also includes an appendix on the native songs of New Zealand.

Grey, as governor of New Zealand, found it was not only essential for him to understand the Maori language but also their legends and mythologies in order to effectively regulate the new country. G. Est. $300 79 Grindell, James (Editor) Six bound volumes of 'Te Waka Maori O Niu Tirani'.

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1871-1877. Folio. 1871 [& 1872]: 162p. 1873: 190p.

1874: 326p. 1875: 322p. 1876: 300p. 1877: 174p. Illus, map (fold). BIMS18. W463. Red cloth. Spines titled direct. SLF. Annotations etc in some vols. See BIM for the varied history of this newspaper. The issue for 7 November 1876 announced that it was the final one (though the paper continued to be published into 1877): 'In taking leave of our readers we offer them a last word of advice - Beware of evil advisors [etc], and above all, abjuring Hau-Hauism and all such vain superstitions, hold fast to the religion of Christ, that it may be well with you.' Vol X No 1: 'Welcome! Let us be clothed with one garment, the law - let us continue to wear it.' G. [6]. Est. $6000 *p59

86 Ko Nga Tupuna Ko Nga Tupuna O Te Pakeha.

St John's College Press 1850. 16mo. 15p. BIM396. W203. Brown card. First 2p annotated with English translation of 'The Forefathers of the Pakeha', which issued from the College press the same year. VG. Est. $400 87 Ko Te Hahi O Namata Ko Te Hahi O Namata.

St John's College, Purewa 1852. 12mo. 31p. BIM429. W236. Brown wrappers. Small rust mark on TP. Scripture history to the time of Joseph. G+. Est. $400 88 MacKay, Alexander (Compiler)

Two copies of 'A Compendium of Official Documents Relative to Native Affairs in the South Island, Vol I'.

81 He Pukapuka Whakaatu

1st ed. Govt Printer/Luckie & Collis, Wellington/Nelson 1873. Folio. 3287. Copy 1 quarter cloth, blue paper-covered boards. Age soiled with some surface losses. Old repairs to hinges. CB. SABR. 17 maps (incl fold). FA to G. Copy 2 green cloth, applied spine label. 327 of 339p. Lacks various maps. Approx 10 present, some with major losses. AF. FA. Compilation of the set was prompted by the request in 1871 from Mr H K Taiaroa, MP, for information on the South Island Maori land purchases and the unfulfilled obligations of the New Zealand Government, the publication of which the government unsuccessfully attempted to withhold. The collection as a whole is an invaluable guide to all South Island purchases of Maori land and the administration of the reserves. MacKay was Native Commissioner at the time. Only 250 copies were printed. 'The general scope and intent of the Act is to insure fair dealings in all land transactions between the Europeans and natives, and to arrest the evils that had grown out of the system of granting land to natives under the provisions of the "Native Lands Act".' [2].

Philip Kunst, Auckland 1863. 8vo. 22p. BIM629. W365. Original blue printed wrappers. Some soiling, spine fold extremities worn. Pakeha land tenure practices and recent legislation affecting Maori land. G+. Est. $800 *p9

89 Maori Mementos Maori Mementos, Being a Series of Addresses, Presented by the Native People, to His Excellency Sir George Grey [etc].

80 He Korero Tara Mo Te Kura

He Korero Tara Mo Te Kura.

St John's College, Purewa 1852. 12mo. 19p. BIM430. W238. Brown wrappers.

Extremities worn. Eight fables for use in school. G+. Est. $300

He Pukapuka Whakaatu I Nga Tikanga A Te Pakeha.

82 Hitiri te Paerata

Description of the Battle of Orakau, as Given by the Native Chief Hitiri te Paerata, of the Ngatiraukawa Tribe, at the Parliamentary Buildings, 4th August 1888. Interpreter - Capt Gilbert Mair.

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1888. 16mo. 14p. Whakapapa table. 2611. Original blue wrappers, SLF. Small closed tear lower front. Est. $300 *p9 83 Kawepo, Renata Tama-ki-Hikurangi

Ko Te Korero Me Te Pukapuka A Renata Tamakihikurangi, carrying the bookplate of W H de Luen.

Printed at the 'Spectator' Office, Wellington 1861. 8vo. 24p. BIM535. W332.

Rebound. Half crimson leather. EPs & TP FX. Blank leaves follow text. Reprint of speeches relating to land issues and Kingitanga, and a letter. Renata's speech and letter to the Superintendent of Hawke's Bay on the Taranaki War question. In the original Maori, with an English translation. G. Est. $400 *p59 84 Kendall, Thomas

A Korao No New Zealand.

Ltd facs ed. Unity Press, Auckland 1957. 16mo. 54p. K155. Grey wrappers. Soil marks front & back. Originally printed in Sydney by G Howe 1815. This facsimile edition (No 99/100) is from the only known copy, held in the library of the Auckland Museum. G+.

Est. $200 85 Kendall, Thomas & Samuel Lee A Grammar and Vocabulary of the Language of New Zealand.

Coarse paper ed. Church Missionary Society, London 1820. 12mo. 230p. BIM3.

W3/i. Contemporary brown paper-covered boards. Sporadic dampstaining. A few leaves ID, some loosening. Textblock browned. Rough cut. Some minor annotations including 'None of these letters are used in the native language'. Very rare, the first recording of the Maori language, with rules of grammar. Kendall was one of the first missionaries to serve in New Zealand. Appointed a justice of the peace by Governor Macquarie, he settled in the Bay of Islands in 1814. In 1815 he produced a Maori-English primer 'A Korao no New Zealand' printed by George Howe in Sydney, and in 1816 he opened a school for Maori children. In March 1820 he returned to England, accompanied by the Maori chiefs Hongi and Waikato to work on this book with Samuel Lee, Professor of Oriental Languages at Cambridge. The grammar includes an attempt at a phonetic alphabet, an analysis of the language with rules of grammar, translations of songs and prayers, and translations of 'familiar' dialogues.

He returned to New South Wales in 1827, taking up a land grant at Ulladulla. His grandson was the poet Henry Kendall. FA to G. Est. $5000 *p2

Printed by Williamson & Wilson, Auckland 1855. 8vo. iii, 227p. BIM459. W162.

Blind decorated boards. Upper 5cm of spine present though detached. SS. SABR. CB. Farewell addresses to Sir George Grey, with additional material. Bookplate of J Holdsworth mounted. Binding AF, FA, contents G+. Est. $600 90 Marshall, William B

Ratari 10.

Printed for William Barrett Marshall, Sydney 1834. 19.5 x 25.5cm. BIM21. BIM21.

W14. One of twelve sheets, without date or imprint. Loss to one corner. Dampstain along right edge. 'Ratari' is probably a transliteration of 'letters'. The lessons were printed in Sydney for Marshall in 1834 after his visit to NZ in HMS Alligator. G. Est. $1200 *p49 91 Martin, Lady Mary Ann

He Kohikohinga No Roto I Nga Karipiture Tapu. Maori version of 'Outline of Scripture History'.

R ed. Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, London 1884? 16mo. iv, 118p.

BIM1103. W600. Maroon cloth. Some light soiling. CB. A reprint of the W L Williams translation, first published in 1882. G to G+. Est. $200 92 Martin, Lady Mary Ann

He Korero Mo Nga Whenua Katoa O Te Ao Nei.

Printed at the Bishop's Press 1856. 8vo. 42, 39p. BIM466. W276. Crimson cloth, faded. SS. Stain to lower board with cloth lifting at foot. The geography of the world, a text for children in Maori and English. The English language version, bound in after the Maori text, has its own TP. Printed at St John's College Press, Auckland. 'The Egyptians worshipped false gods, and were idolaters.' Binding FA, contents G+. Est. $400 93 Martin, Sir William

He Kupu Whakamarama Mo Etahi Wahi O Te Karaipiture. Te Rua O Nga Wahi.

[Henry Hill, St Stephen's Press, Taurarua] 1870. 8vo. 67p. BIM755. W461 & (S). Blue printed wrappers. General soiling to this with dampstain top left. Second volume of commentaries on parts of the Bible. Bookplate of J Holdsworth mounted. G. Est. $200 *p9 94 Martin, Sir William He Kupu Whakamarama Mo Etahi Wahi O Te Karaipiture. Te Toru O Nga Wahi.

[Henry Hill, St Stephen's Press, Taurarua] 1872. 8vo. 74p. BIM772. W471. Blue printed wrappers. ID to spine & lower wrapper (4.5cm). Small piercing at front foot. SLF. Third volume of commentaries on parts of the Bible. FA to G. Along with a booklet (16p) titled 'He Roherohenga', (Gisborne?), [1883], BIM1070, W648, G+. [2]. Est. $200 *p9

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95 Martin, Sir William He Pukapuka Whakaako Ki Te Reo Pakeha. Ko Te Rua O Nga Pukapuka.

Printed at the Bishop's Press 1851. 12mo. 56p. BIM431. W227. Brown wrappers.

Cover hand-titled 'Whakaako'. Three stitch holes to left, & 2 large stitches. Part 2 of revised edition of a primer for teaching English to Maori. G+. Est. $400 96 Martin, Sir William

He Tikanga Enei Mo Te Whakarite Whakawa Kia Pai Ai.

[Printed by W C Wilson, Auckland] [1860]. 8vo. 8p. BIM506. W331. Quarter cloth, blue paper wrappers. Minor corner losses to chipped extremities. SLF. First and last pages are blank conjugate leaves. Suggested rules for the proper administration of justice. Bookplate of J Holdsworth mounted. G+. Est. $600 *p9 97 Martin, Sir William

Ko Nga Mahi A Pita A Te Kingi O Ruhia. R Taylor's copy, his signature.

Printed at the Bishop's Press, Purewa 1845. 12mo. 21p. BIM226. W128. Rebound to style, half leather with marbled boards. New EPs, blank leaves follow text. Some foxing, a little water damage at extremities of 1845 text. The story of Peter the Great, King of Russia. G. Est. $400 *p59 98 Martin, Sir William Ko Nga Tikanga A Te Pakeha.

Church Mission Press, Purewa c1845. 18cm. 18-30p. BIM228. W144/ii. Unbound, two stitches at fold. Reprint of text explaining the English system of jurisprudence. Front corners darkened. Additional text on p30. G. Est. $800 *p49 99 Martin, Sir William (Attributed to)

He Pukapuka Whakaako Mo Te Kura.

[Printed at the Bishop's Press], Purewa 1847. 12mo. 8p. BIM336. W153 & (S). Blue paper cover. A school book containing prayers for the opening and closing of schools.

Simple sentences, multiplication tables, money, weights and measures. This work is assumed to be Sir William Martin's 'first book'. VG. Est. $200 100 Maunsell, Reverend Robert Grammar of the New Zealand Language, Part 1.

1st ed. J Moore, Auckland 1842. 8vo. [v]-xv, 32p. BIM130. W82. Blue printed wrappers, cloth spine. Upper stained, with hole (1.5cm). Lower cover cropped (as issued?), top edge of upper ditto. Some dampstaining and rust spots to textblock.

POS Esther J Levin, 1938. AF. FA. Est. $400 *p9 101 Maunsell, Reverend Robert

Grammar of the New Zealand Language, Part 2. Thomas B Hutton's copy, from W Selwyn (handwritten to page 33).

1st ed. J Moore, Auckland 1842. 8vo. 33-80p. BIM130. W82. Blue printed wrappers, cloth spine. Small tears to extremities with minor loss to one corner. Minor paper repair. POS Esther J Levin. G. Est. $400 102 Maunsell, Reverend Robert Grammar of the New Zealand Language, previously owned by G C Petersen.

1st ed. J Moore, Auckland 1842. 8vo. xv, 186p. 3460a. BIM130. W82. Quarter bound blue cloth. SABR. CB. Extremities worn, boards exposed. Some soiling. FX. ID. Originally issed in four parts. A well worn, and clearly often used copy once owned

by G C Petersen, William Colenso's biographer. Introduction: 'The author cannot conclude these remarks without expressing his obligations to Wm. Martin, Esq., Chief Justice of New Zealand, who has kindly honored the following pages by undertaking to conduct them through the press.' AF. FA to G. Est. $800 103 Maunsell, Reverend Robert He Patai. Catechetical Questions.

3rd ed. [Printed at the Bishop's Press, Purewa] [1848]. 12mo. 8p. BIM364. W109.

Brown wrappers. Title etc handwritten to front. First published in 1842. This edition has 108 questions in 9 sections. The style suggests it was printed at the Bishop's Press after St John's College took control of the CMS Press in 1847. G+. Est. $400 104 Maunsell, Reverend Robert

Ko Te Whakapono, five sermons.

Purewa c1846. 16mo. BIM311-5. W145-6. Black card, insect damage to cover extremities and head of textblock from 3rd sermon. Applied paper label '163' to front.

'Ko te whakapono', 'Ko nga mahi hou', 'Ko te Hapa Tapu', 'He mahi aha a nga minita', 'Ko te inoi a te tahae'. FA to G. Est. $800 105 Minister for Native Affairs He Pukapuka Whakaatu Na Te Pere I Nga Kohuru Ki Taranaki.

Printed by G W Woon, New Plymouth? [1863]. 21 x 26.5cm. BIM618. W371. Bifolium.

Extremities chipped. Fold lines. SLF. Letter, 7 May 1863, to Waikato chiefs about the Oakura murders. G. Est. $600

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106 Monfat, P A

Les Origines de la Foi Catholique dans la Nouvelle-ZeĚ lande. Les Maoris, Étude Historique, avec Vues, Portraits et Cartes.

Libraire Generale Catholique et Classique, Lyon 1896. 8vo. 410p. Illus. M1875.

Original publisher's wraps. Textblock extremities browned. Beautifully engraved plates of Maori and landscape. G+ to VG. Est. $200 107 Neich, Roger & Fuli Pfeiffer Pacific Jewellery and Adornment. Photographs by Krzysztof Pfeiffer.

1st ed. David Bateman, Auckland 2004. 4to. 189p. Illus, map. Pictorial SC. Self-flaps.

Crease to bottom right corner. G. Est. $50 108 New Zealand

He Ture Hou, Erua, I Whakatakotoria E Te Runanga Nui O Niu Tirani.

Printed by W C Wilson, for the NZ Govt, at the Printing Office, Shortland Crescent 1859. 8vo. 23p. BIM489. W308. Quarter cloth, blue paper covers with title page repeated. Printed in English and Maori on reverse and obverse pages respectively.

Two acts passed by the General Assembly of New Zealand,1858, relating to native affairs, namely the Native Districts Regulation Act and the Native Circuit Courts Act. Est. $500 *p9 109 New Zealand Ko Te Ture Mo Nga Whenua Maori, 1862.

[Govt Printer, Wellington] 1862. 8vo. 15p. BIM669. W352. Original printed blue wrappers. General soiling to this. SLF. Native Lands Act 1862, with preface by Mantell. G+. Est. $400 110 New Zealand

Reports Relative to Land Purchases and the Condition of the Natives in the Middle Island (C - No 3).

1858. Folio. 47p. Charts. Half bound, marbled boards. Spine severley rubbed. Bound with 'Deeds of Purchase of Land in the Middle Island (C - No 4)', Auckland, 1858.

'Reports of Commissioners of Native Reserves (E - No 4)', 1858, laid in. FX. AF. FA to G. 111 New Zealand Native Land Court

Important Judgements Delivered in the Compensation Court and Native Land Court, 1866-1879.

1st ed. Published under the direction of the Chief Judge, Native Land Court, Henry Brett, Auckland 1879. 8vo. 147p. 4 fold. geneal. tables. 4140. Blue cloth. SABR. CB. First table repaired with tape, with several additional tears and losses. Lacks original map, photocopied example included in rear. Edges SLF. Shows something of the historical reasons for decisions as well as giving much on the Maori history of the lands in dispute. AF. FA. Est. $200 112 New Zealand Native Land Court Rules of the Native Land Court.

1st ed. Samuel Costall, Wellington 1895. 16mo. VP. Purple cloth. Spine and boards sunned. Crease lower left corner rear. Text in Maori and English. Extract from New Zealand Gazette, 7th March, 1895. G. Est. $100 113 Newspaper, Maori Messenger/Te Karere Maori The Maori Messenger. Ko Te Karere Maori. One issue annotated on masthead 'On Service. Revd Richard Taylor, Wanganui'.

[Printed and published by Williamson & Wilson, Auckland] 1850. Elephant folio.

BIMS3. W194 & (S). Modern tan cloth. A few pages fragile. From Jan 3rd 1850 to March 10th 1853. Eleven full and four part issues between Vols I and V. New Ulster government newspaper published fortnightly in Auckland. 'The Maori Messenger'/'Te Karere Maori' was the second government-funded newspaper intended primarily for a Maori readership. At the request of Civil Secretary C A Dillon, Williamson & Wilson tendered to produce 250 copies for 7 guineas an issue. G. Est. $1500 *p27 114 Newspaper, Te Hokioi

Te Hokioi (E Rere Atu-Na). He Tauira Whakamahara Mona. He Maimai Aroha Hoki Ki Nga Kaumatua Rangatira O Ia Iwi O Ia Iwi, O Aotearoa Me Te Waipounama 1862-3.

Free Press Printing Works, Auckland 1922. 8vo. BIMS13. W337. Ochre wrappers, darkened at extremities. Mark to front. SLF. POS of Leslie G Kelly above cover title.

'Te Hokioi' was a Kingitanga newspaper, the first Maori-language paper entirely produced by Maori. The title translates as 'The War-Bird of New Zealand in Flight to You' and was derived from the name of a mythical bird that shrieked as an omen of war or misfortune. This publication reprinted substantial extracts from the series, with some additional text. See also Lot 116. G. Est. $800 *p9

115 Newspaper, Te Karere Maori/Maori Messenger

125 Puna, Aterea

Printed by W C Wilson, Auckland 1862. 8vo. 16p. BIMS12. W335. Yellow printed wrappers. Small tears to extremities, creased. Some soiling. Content includes native meeting at Otaki, death of Prince Albert, and an advertisement (by Charles Sanderson) for tenders for the iron work required for a native flour mill, to be erected at Taupo for Chief Poihipi. G. Est. $400 *p9

Printed at the 'Press' Office, Christchurch 1865. 12mo. 47p. BIM676. W402. Rebound.

Blue cloth, new EPs. Upper of original pink wrapper bound within. Some markings to text in pink hued ink. Inscribed on TP 'With Compliments [of B J Richardson?]', other annotations to this page. Est. $600

Te Karere Maori, or, Maori Messenger, April 15, 1862, Vol II No 8.

116 Newspaper, Te Pihoihoi Mokemoke

Te Pihoihoi Mokemoke. Issues I to IV (original), with facsimile copies of issues IV & V. [Te Awamutu] 1863. 4to. 4 issues: 18p. BIMS15. W368. Self wrappers. Foxing to all original copies. Small tears to extremities & corner losses to some. Issue IV creased, extremities browned. Facsimile copies in loose sheets. Sequential issue numbering, continuous pagination. Issue IV top edge unopened. The title translates as 'A Sparrow Alone on the House Top'. A government-supported paper to counteract the Ngaruawahia Kingitanga paper 'Te Hokioi' (see Lot 114). Produced by J E Gorst, Civil Commissioner of the Waikato, at the government's Otawhao mission school at Te Awamutu, formerly a CMS property. On 24 March 1863, when the fifth issue was being printed, an unauthorised Kingitanga war party under Rewi Maniopoto seized the press, bringing production to an abrupt end before printing had been completed.

The contents reflect the paper's pro-government role in accounts of the issues and meetings relating to Taranaki and Waikato. It also includes general information (for example, medical advice on health problems, news of an Auckland fire, and the wreck of the 'Orpheus'). G. [6]. Est. $2000 *p27 117 Newspaper, Te Pihoihoi Mokemoke

The Lonely Sparrow Sitting on the Ridge Pole. Typed translations of issues I to IV, with a handwritten copy of issue V. 4 typed issues: 30+p. Handwritten issue: 7p. BIMS15. Small tears to extremities of typed pages. Minor creasing and rust stains. Issue V written in fine pen on ruled paper (folio size). Originally published 1863. G. Est. $200 118 Nga Korero Nga Korero O Te Hui O Hinetapora. Archdeacon Williams's copy, his signature.

[J H Field, Printer, Albert St, Auckland] [1896]. 8vo. 16p. BIM1452. W929. Orangebrown wrappers. Ink mark to front corner with minor loss to this, other soiling. Fold line. Proceedings of hui at opening of Hinetapora on 6 February 1896. At end of text: 'Na Apirana Turupa Ngata, Karaka o Te Hui'. G+. Est. $200 119 Nga Tikanga Nga Tikanga O Te Whakatupu Me Te Mahinga O Te Tupeka [etc]. The Culture of the Tobacco Plant [etc].

Letters on the Present State of Maori Affairs. Inscribed to Hon A T Ngata.

126 Ritchie, John On Oceania's Shores, The Story of How the Gospel Was Carried to the Aboriginies [sic] of New Zealand and the Cannibals of the South Sea Islands.

1st ed. Author, Kilmarnock c1930. 12mo. VP. Illus, advts. Blue cloth. CB. SABR. AEG. BL. Contains two stories: 'Among the Cannibals' & 'Scenes in Maori Land'. Juvenile literature. Scarce. G. Est. $200 127 Roberts, W H Sherwood

Maori Nomenclature, inscribed to T W Downes with the author's compliments.

1st thus ed. Printed at ODT, Dunedin 1912. 8vo. 103p. R781. Brown SC. Est. $50 128 Roth, H Ling

Maori Tatu and Moko.

1st ed. The Anthropological Institute of Great Britian and Ireland, London ND. 4to.

29-64p. Illus. Green SC. SS. Inscribed 'D Dolan with the author's compliments' on front cover. SLF. G. Est. $100 129 Selwyn, Bishop George A

Ko Nga Ra I Whakaritea E Te Pihopa Mo Te Whakaunga.

[Printed at the Bishop's Press, Purewa] [1851]. 23 x 31cm. BIM413. W228. One leaf.

Some soil marks & fold lines. The Bishop's itinerary for confirmations, December 1851-May 1852. Some annotations to the itinerary and another note suggesting that they may have been written by W.G. Puckey and the Rev R Burrows. Extremely rare.

G+. Est. $400 130 Selwyn, Bishop George A Ko Te Kauwhau A Pihopa Herewini Ki Te Hui I Beria, Oketopa 26, 1862. With 'Ko Te Korero A Pihopa Herewini Ki Te Hui Ki Beria, Oketopa 27, 1862'.

Printed by W C Wilson, Auckland? 1862. 20.5 x 33cm. BIM584.2. W355. Blue laid paper with Britannia watermark. Fold lines, some soiling. Sermon delivered at Tamihana's hui at Peria. On a folded sheet with Selwyn's speech on conjugate leaf (2p). Est. $100 *p49 131 Shand, Alexander

The Moriori People of the Chatham Islands, Their History and Traditions.

Printed by W C Wilson, 'Herald' Office, Wyndham Street, Auckland 1867. 8vo. 28p. 1 plate. BIM712. W425. Pink printed wrappers, faded. Extremities chipped. Additional TP. In Maori & English. Translation by John White, RM, by order of Sir George Grey.

White's translation of the English text is abridged. The original publication has not been identified. G. Est. $1000 *p9

Polynesian Society, Wellington 1911. 8vo. x, 218p. Frontis, 3 plates, headpieces.

S619. Original wrappers, extremities browned. Minor losses head & tail of spine and one corner. Mark to lower wrapper. Pagination over printed from p135. Memoirs of the Polynesian Society Vol II. Includes plate featuring Tapu Hirawanu and his wife (from a photo, lent by S D Barker, Esq). Rare. G+. Est. $300

120 Ngata, A T

132 Shortland, Edward

2nd ed. The Board of Maori Ethnological Research 1928+. 8vo. Part 1: vii, 120p. Part 2: xiii, 121-255p. Part 1 brown cloth, Part 2 purple cloth. Sun damage to rear board Part 2. Part 1 G+, Part 2 G. [2]. Est. $200

Printed by Fergusson & Mitchell, Dunedin 1865. 8vo. 11p. Self wrappers, stitched at left. Extremities browned. Cover SLF. G. Est. $200

121 Nicholas, Frances

133 Shortland, Edward

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1893. 8vo. 31p. Brown SC. BL. Some soiling to covers.

Rust stains from staples. POS to title page. AF. Binding FA, contents G. Est. $100

Upton & Co, Auckland 1883. 12mo. 55p. BIM1095. W650. Grey printed wrappers.

Extremities browned. Head & tail of spine chipped. Fore-edge SLF. Analytical study of the Maori language and its grammatical structure. G+. Est. $200

Nga Moteatea, Parts 1 & 2.

Phrase-Book for the Cook Islands, in English and Maori.

122 Pendergrast, Mick

Te Aho Tapu, The Sacred Thread. Photographs by Brian Brake.

1st ed. University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu 1987. 4to. 124p. Illus, 55 col plates.

Pictorial SC and EPs. G+.

123 Polynesian Society

A Short Sketch of the Maori Races. 'New Zealand Exhibition, 1865' at head of cover title.

How to Learn Maori.

134 Stack, Canon South Island Maoris, inscribed by author to Hon William Pember Reeves.

1st ed. W & T, Christchurch 1898. 12mo. 136p. Frontis, illus. S1462. Grey wrappers.

Joints taped. Binding FA to G, contents G+.

Twenty extracts from 'The Journal of the Polynesian Society', including 'A List of Maori Fish Names'.

135 Strass, Friedrich He Whakapapa Ara.

Polynesian Society, Wellington 1930s-1950s. 8vo. Some issues illus. Wrappers. Other titles include 'Ngai-Tahu, Notes Relating to', 1946, & Winks, 'The Doctrine of HauHauism', 1953. 3 copies of 1 title, 2 of another, generally G. [20].

Printed by Williamson for the Church Mission 1847. 16mo. 45p. BIM365. W155. Nga Mahi Me Nga Aha Noa A Te Atua Raua Ko Tana Hahi. A summary of Scripture History to Solomon, based on 'Der Strom der Zeiten'. It is a contraction of William Bell's translation. Blue paper covers. Bound by string. Ink stain to front and some creases.

Final pages uncut. In protective plastic cover in custom 'book' case with title on 'spine'. VG. Est. $500 *p59

124 Porter, T W R

Legends of the Maori and Personal Reminiscences of the East Coast of New Zealand.

1st ed. L M Isitt, Christchurch 1925. 8vo. 93p. Frontis, illus. P751. Quarter cloth.

Boards pitted. G. Est. $80

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136 Tanner Bros

Maori Studies.

[Tanner Bros Ltd, Wellington] c1917. 28.5 x 23.5cm. 18 mounted plates. Brown card cover, yapped, faded. Illus mounted in circle top right. One image loose. Sharp sepia photo lithos, captioned. One photograph by Winkelmann, some by Denton, others unattributed. Variation on Bagnall T47. AF. FA. Est. $50 137 Taylor, Reverend Richard Maori and English Dictionary. H Dobbie's copy, his signature. Marginalia to fern section.

New & enlarged ed. George T Chapman, Auckland [1870]. 12mo. 120p. BIM751.

W450. Linen over original boards. Spine title hand-lettered. 'Metomorphose' annotated to front. Some soiling to textblock extremities. First leaf publisher's list.

New & enlarged edition of Taylor's 'A Leaf from the Natural History of New Zealand [etc]' originally published in 1848. G. Est. $500 138 Taylor, W A Maori Art, inscribed to [William] Vance 'with compliments of the author "Old Wiremu"'.

Ellesmere Guardian Print, Leeston ND. 8vo. 18p. Illus. Pictorial card. Reprinted from 'The Ellerslie Guardian'. G.

1st ed. Bond, Finney & Co, Nelson 1883. 8vo. ii, 136p. Plate (ports), advts. 5869.

Original pink wrappers, with corner & other losses to extremities. Cover FA, contents G+. Est. $300 *p9 147 Wesleyan Methodist Connexion Ko Nga Ritenga Mo Te Hunga E Huihui Ana Ki Nga Karahi.

Rev ed. Wesleyan Mission Press 1838. 12mo. 4p. BIM52. W27. Bifolium. Extremities worn. Revised edition of rules of Wesleyan Methodists, and the Ten Commandments.

With loose bookplate of J Holdsworth. G+. Est. $800 *p49 148 Wesleyan Methodist Connexion Ko Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoinga, carrying the bookplate of W H de Luen.

Wesleyan Mission Press, Mangungu 1839. 12mo. 36p. BIM64. W36. Red floral cloth with remains of marbled quarter binding. Numbered reference on serrated label to front. Combined Church of England Prayer Book and Wesleyan Mission Hymns.

Duplicate of first 12p loosely enclosed, this with the title page translated (pencilled note at foot attributes translation to Gideon Smales, missionary). Est. $600

139 Te Aute College

Four publications concerning the Te Aute College Students' Association including 'Papers and Addresses Read Before the First Conference of the Te Aute College Students's Association'.

149 Wesleyan Methodist Connexion Ko Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoinga, Me Nga Himene, &c, Mo Nga Karakiatanga O Nga Tangata O Te Hahi Weteriana. Previous owner F Buller [mother of W L Buller?], Auckland, her/his signature.

Printed at the Herald Office, Gisborne 1897. 8vo. 57p. Pink printed wrappers. FX. Some small losses to front. Along with 'Report of the First Conference', 1897, SC, 'Report of the Second Conference', 1898, SC, & 'Report of the Fourth Conference', 1900, SC, 'Bishop of Waiapu' pencilled at head, G to G+. [4]. Est. $200

W C Wilson, Auckland 1861. 16mo. 267p. BIM555. W327. Full black leather with gilt title to upper board. SABR. CB. Some dampstaining to EPs. A new edition of the Wesleyan adaptation of the Book of Common Prayer. Housed in modern red purpose made box, with unobtrusive stamp of Webster Collection. G & VG. Est. $300 *p59

140 Te Aute College Te Aute College Magazine. The Tui, Vol I No 1, May 1899.

150 Wesleyan Missionary Society A Missionary Present About the Maori Children.

1st ed. H W Williams, at the Te Rau Press, Gisborne 1899. 8vo. 20p. Illustrated wrappers. One article in Maori. Includes Cadet Corps, Football Notes etc. G+. Est. $100 *p19

Wesleyan Missionary Society, London 1878? 16mo. 32p. Illus TP, illus. Pictorial card, brightly coloured. 8 black & white illustrations within. Hayman Brothers and Lilly, Parrington Road etc at foot of last page. 'Little Tarore's book had done its work. It opened up the eyes of some of these cannibals. They gave up war, its many crimes, and sent a deputation of young chiefs to the far north, to beg for the Missionary to live among them.' G. Est. $200 *p19

141 Te Hapuku

Nga, He Korero Tenei [etc].

Mission Station Press, Waitangi [1850]. 17.5 x 21.5cm. BIM401. W209. One leaf folded in thirds. Reverse side blue hued at centre, red ink smudge & soil marks.

Printed letter, 1 January 1850, relating to Morena's Hawke's Bay land claims. G. Est. $3000 *p49 142 Te Tangata

Te Tangata I Mate Ai Ona Hoa Noho Tata.

Henry Hill, Taurarua 1853. 16mo. 37p. BIM806. W483. Green stiffened cloth. Two stories with a moral purpose. The translator was Elizabeth Colenso who refers to having done so in a letter to Sir George Grey, 4 March 1883. VG. Est. $600 143 The Meeting for Sufferings

Information Respecting the Aborigines in the British Colonies.

1st ed. Darton & Harvey, London 1838+. 8vo. xii, VP. Brown cloth. Spine detached but extant. Boards detached. FFEP, TP & contents page loose. Title on spine: 'Tracts on the Aborigines'. A collection of eight tracts including 'Effects of the Introduction of Ardent Spirits and Implements of War' and 'Facts Relative ot the Canadian Indians', as well as extracts from the yearly meeting of the society in 1838, 1840 & 1842.

1840 extract includes the Address to Lord John Russell. 1842 extract contains 'some particulars relative to the natives of New Zealand, New Holland, and Van Dieman's Land'. AF. G. Est. $1000 144 Tregear, Edward The Maori-Polynesian Comparative Dictionary.

1st ed. Lyon & Blair, Wellington 1891. 4to. xxiv, 675p. BIM1314. W804. Original cloth. CB. SABR. One gathering shaken. A few pages foxed. Along with two printed broadside prospectuses for this work, 'If reviewed, please send copy of the review to the Publishers', ND. G+. Est. $200 145 Vibaud, John Mary Ten publications including an issue of 'Whare Kura', Vol IV No 2.

John Mary Vibaud, Clergyman, Otaki 1921. 8vo. 31p. Blue wrappers. G. Along with Scott, 'Ask That Mountain', (Heinemann), 1975, G+/G+, 'Echoes of the Pa', (Tairawhiti Maori Assn), 1932, SC, G+, prospectus for Cowan, 'Legends of the Maori', (Fine Arts), 1930s, SC, FA to G, Stack, 'More Maoriland Adventures', (Reed), 1936, 1st, G+/G, Westervelt, 'Legends of Maui - A Demi-God', (G Robertson), ND, G+, & 4 others similar, 1 SC, G to G+. [10]. Est. $100

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146 Ward, John P Wanderings with the Maori Prophets, Te Whiti & 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 1883.

Bethunes at Webb's

151 Wheeler, Daniel

Extracts from the Letters and Journal of Daniel Wheeler, While Engaged in a Religious Visit to the Inhabitants of Some of the Islands of the Pacific Ocean, Van Dieman's Land, New South Wales, and New Zealand.

1st ed. Printed by Joseph Rakestraw, Philadelphia 1840. 8vo. vii, 324p. Brown cloth. SABR. CB. Edges worn. SLF. Some dampstaining to lower right. POS to FFEP. Inscribed '4th mo 27th, 1840' in same hand. Chapter XIX specifically concerns Wheeler's visit to New Zealand and interaction with Maori. G. Est. $200 152 Wheeler, Daniel

Memoirs of the Life and Gospel Labours of the Late Daniel Wheeler, A Minister of the Society of Friends.

1st ed. Harvey and Darton, London 1842. 8vo. xxviii, 793p. 1 fold map. Brown cloth.

SABR. CB. Edges worn. 'Clibborn' bookplate to FFEP. SLF. Inscribed 'Frederick & Ruth Clibborn, A New Year gift from their affectionate father, James M 1842'. Map depicts Friendly Islands, Sandwich Islands, Society & Harvey Islands, and Eimeo & Tahiti.

Wheeler visted New Zealand and the Pacific Islands in the 1830s. G to G+. Est. $200 153 White, John Illustrations Prepared for White's Ancient History of the Maori. Along with an incomplete set (5 of 6 vols) of 'The Ancient History [etc]'.

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1891. 21.5cm. 124 illustrations of the manners and customs of the Maori, 1 plate per page. BIM1301. Red cloth (uniform to set), original blue wrappers bound within. Plates some spots, darkened and brittle (still better than usual). Caption of 'Priest Drinking' trimmed. Very rare, one of 300 copies produced after White's death. Often considered to be Vol VII of 'The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions'. G+. Vol I stain to spine. Once owned by Archd McInnes of Otiake, also W Goddard of Denby Dale. Closed tear to folding table. Vol IV colour loss to one corner. Vol V spine darkened. Vol II not present. G to G+. [6]. Est. $3000 154 White, John

Lectures on Maori Customs and Superstitions, delivered in the Mechanics' Institute, Auckland.

[Govt Printer, Wellington] 1861. Folio. 48p. Blue wrappers. Lacks backstrip, extremities chipped. AJHR E No 7. G. Est. $100

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155 White, John

Maori Superstitions.

1st ed. Printed by Williamson and Wilson, Auckland 1856. 8vo. 33p. 6031. Printed peach wrappers. Small hole above cover title, & one other. Light soiling. ID. Three leaves damaged with corner loss to one, taped repairs. Corner loss to TP. Bookseller A F McDonnell, 18 Queen St, Auckland, his stamp. AF. FA. Est. $300 *p9 156 Whiteley, John He Rongo Mau, He Rongo Mau, John White's copy, his signature.

[Printed by John Williamson, Auckland] 1847. 16mo. 47p. BIM350. W157. Lower blue wrapper only. Title page FX. Textblock SLF. Percy J H White sig also & numerical ref. A tract urging peace following the war in the north. Bookplate of J Holdsworth mounted. FA to G. Est. $1000 157 Wilberforce, Samuel Agathos. Ko Te Ritenga O Te Ingoa Nei, Ko Te Tangata Pai. Perehi o te Pihopa, Waimate 1843. 16mo. 14p. BIM190. W91. Brown wrappers.

Loose in blue cloth cover, with slip case. Some dampstaining. A translation by James Davis and Thomas Williams of 'Agathos' from the collection 'Agathos and other Sunday Stories' (first published 1840), including the question and answer dialogue.

Bookplates of C A O Fox & J Holdsworth. A precious item, beautifully housed, with a history of being appreciated. G/G+/G+. Est. $400 *p59 158 Wilberforce, Samuel

He Teneti E Tu Ana I Te Mania.

Perehi a te Pihopa, Purewa 1845. 24mo. 37p. BIM259. W127. Paper wrappers. Some pages uncut. SLF. Wilberforce's 'Tent Which Stood in the Plain'. Rare. G+. Est. $400 159 Williams, Reverend William

Christianity Among the New Zealanders.

1st ed. Seeley, Jackson & Halliday, London 1867. 12mo. vi, 384p. Frontis, 5 col plates.

6090. LB. Spine divided into 6 compartments. Top compartment lacks upper right corner. Edges rubbed. Marbled EPs. Inscribed ' Ernest Freshfield Dent./Scripture Prize in cl. ii/ J.H./Rottingdraw Christmas 1876'. G+. Est. $200 160 Woolley, Mary V G & John G South Sea Letters.

1st ed. The New Voice Press, Chicago 1906. 8vo. 236p. Frontis, illus. Half bound, brown card. Edges worn. Some light soiling. Some pages rough cut. Inscribed by Mary Woolley on the dedication page and dated 1914. POS to FFEP. A charming account of one couples travels throughout the southern ocean and their interaction with native peoples. Includes an account of the death and funeral of Kepa Te Rangipuaawhe in Rotorua. G to G+. Est. $300

NEW ZEALAND 161 [Maning, Frederick E]/'Pakeha Maori'

Old New Zealand, A Tale of the Good Old Times [etc]. Carrying the bookplate of John Gibson.

2nd ed. Richard Bentley. London 1884. 8vo. xxiv, 278p. M753. Brown decorated cloth.

A handsome copy. G+ to VG. Est. $100 162 [Organ, A W] Four books concerning criminals including 'A New Zealand Jack Sheppard' (Pawelka).

165 Auction Catalogue, Clydesdale Stud

Catalogue of Sale by Private Auction of Surplus Stock of Thomson's Champion Wai-Rongoa Line Bred Clydesdale Stud.

Thomsons Ltd, Dunedin 1922. 25.5 x 19cm. 84p. Illus. Green cloth, titled in gilt. G+.

166 Baeyertz, C N Ten publications concerning New Zealand tourism including 'Guide to New Zealand'.

R ed. Mills, Dick & Co (Printed by), Dunedin 1910. 8vo. 158p. Illus, advts, map.

Pictorial SC. G+. Along with Cowan, 'New Zealand or Ao-tea-roa', (Govt Print), 1907, SC, G, 'The National Parks and Important Scenic Reserves of New Zealand', c1930s, SC, G+, 'New Zealand Useful Information for Visitors', (Govt Print), 1936, 32mo, SC, G+, & 6 others similar, 1 HC, mostly G+. [10]. Est. $100 167 Beecham, John

Colonization, Being Remarks on Colonization in General, with an Examination of the Proposals of the Association Which Has Been Formed for Colonizing New Zealand.

1st ed. Hatchards, London 1838. 8vo. 67p. 381. Plain brown wrappers, loss to one corner, other minor losses. Square watermark (floral or random). Inside lower wrapper advt for 'Labiatarum' (published by J Ridgway). POS. Strong criticism by the Secretary of the Wesleyan Missionary Society of the NZ Association's plans for colonization. Rare. Wrappers FA to G, contents G+. Est. $200 168 Bell, F Dillon & Frederick Young

Reasons for Promoting the Cultivation of the New Zealand Flax, with [Frederick Young's] regards.

1st thus ed. Organ Bros, Wellington [1930]. 16mo. 91p. Frontis, illus, advts. Pictorial card, detached. G. Along with 'The Trial of the Maungatapu Murderers', (Stiles), 1924, SC, G, & 2 Victoria University publications by Burnett, 1977 & 1978, SC, G+. [4].

Est. $80

1st ed. Smith, Elder & Co, London 1842. 8vo. 34p. 400. Wrappers, upper only present.

Trimmed. Lacks advts. Annotations, proof genre, probably by Young. AF. FA. Est. $80

163 [Scott, Thomas A]

169 Blair, David

1st ed. Bombay? [1875]. 8vo. 100p. 1302. Green paper wrappers. Some paper missing from spine head, hole to upper cover, cover and edges creased, MF to tops.

Introductory letter: 'So much nonsense has been written of late about the land of the Maori by interested persons, as well as by those who know little or nothing about it, [etc] that the writer ventures to offer these notes, in the hope they may contain scraps of information useful to those who OUGHT NOT to go there.' A rare item. G to G+. Est. $800 *p19

1st ed. McGready, Thomson & Niven, Glasgow 1878. 4to. xxvi, 711p. Frontis, illus, maps. Full morocco, ornately gilt. Includes VG full page portrait of Captain Cook lithographed by McFarlane & Erskine. G. Est. $50

Chowbokiana, or, Notes About the Antipodes and the Antipodeans.

164 Archive, New Zealand History A collection of papers relating to the McElwain, Whiteley and Hobson families, including a timeline of enquiries concerning land near Kawhia, bought before the Proclamation, for which a whaleboat and oars were given to Rangatowhata.

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1830s to 1920s. One bifolium letter concerning the land sent to Reverend Whiteley

by James Walker, Greytown 1859. An earlier document in Maori, January 1845, sees the land transferred from Taare, son of Rangitutea, to James Walker. 'The sanction of the Governor however must be otained before it is finally surveyed.' Various documents concerning real estate reach into the 1920s, one from the Gerald Jackson, County Engineer (Auckland), saying 'The remarks are most uncalled for, are not true, and could only have been made for the purpose of misleading you.' Along with an undated list (1 leaf) of various horses belonging to Mrs Hobson (wife of the Governor) under offer to Geo Cooper Esq, an 1852 letter from John McElwain breaking off an engagement to Miss Green (presumably a contemporary copy), an 1865 receipt for the shipping of 92 bags of Bone Dust with 2 NSW sixpence stamp duty stamps attached, 2 1870 Australasian Wesleyan Methodist Church Quarterly Tickets, a letter from juvenile Mary Esther Hobson (daughter of the Governor) to George (McElwain?) concerning a 'naughtie cow', Wesleyan College 1852 school reports addressed to Rev John Whiteley of Kawhia (murdered at White Cliffs), an 1869 broadsheet entitled 'Prophetic Letter by the Late Rev John Whiteley', a printed invitation requesting Captain Hobson's company to dine with the Court of Directors of the East India Company at East India House, embossed memorial cards for John and Emma Walters, an 1870 License to Kill Game, a receipt for oats etc bought of M Somerville in 1865, a bifolium birthday letter to George 'sending two shillings worth of stamps you can ask Papa and Mamma to give you two shillings for them' (this on pictorial letterhead captioned 'Destruction of the Post Office Auckland NZ by fire, 1872'), a note on the back of an envelope concerning Epsom Bowling Club, a notebook with cloaked Maori couple as cover illustration (Upton) used as a rent book 1890-1892 in the name of Shelden, visiting cards of Mr & Mrs Henry Ellis in original envelope addressed to Mr John McElwain, a 1916 Application for Registration of an Orchard (Dominion Road), a charming pictorial cinderella stamp (severed) advertising the 1917 National Patriotic Apple Show in Dunedin with apple headed king and motto re keeping doctor away, etc. This remarkable collection of an extended family's precious papers saved through several generations is housed in a mourning notepaper box. Must view.

Condition generally G. [Num]. Est. $800 *p30

Bethunes at Webb's

The History of Australasia.

170 Booklet, New Zealand Pictorial New Zealand in Picture and Song.

W & T, Christchurch [1907]. 16mo. 31p. Illus. Cream card. NZ Booklet Series No 2.

Contributors include Clara Singer Poynter, Anne Glenny Wilson, Hubert Church. G+.

171 Booklets, New Zealand Manufacturing

Two books including 'New Zealand Made'.

1st ed. Printed by Simpson & Williams Ltd, Christchurch [1925]. 25 x 18.5cm. 108p.

Illus, advts. I94. Pictorial card. G+. Along with Dept of Commerce, 'Directory of New Zealand Manufacturers', 1939, SC, G+. [2].

172 Booklets, New Zealand Pictorial

Eight booklets concerning tourism including 'Eastward Ho! The Scenic Attractions of the East Coast, North Is, NZ'.

Rotorua Morning Post c1950s. 8vo. 46p. Illus. Pictorial SC. G+. Along with Wilson, 'New Zealand Pathways No 3', (Pictorial Pub), c1950s, SC, VG, Whites Aviation, 'New Zealand Today', (Beckett Sterling), c1950s, 1st & 2nd, SC, G, & 4 others similar, SC, G+. [8].

173 Box Lot, Agriculture

A collection of assorted books and pamphlets chiefly concerning agriculture, including 'Agrilculture, A Text Book for New Zealand Schools and Colleges' by R P Connell.

1st ed. W & T, Auckland ND. 12mo. 421p. Frontis, illus, advts. Green cloth. G. Along with twelve issues of 'New Zealand Journal of Agriculture', (NZDA), 1950s, pictorial SC, G, 7 issues of 'The Annual Sheep Returns', (NZDA), 1932+, SC, G, Macdonald, 'New Zealand Sheep Farming', (Pastoral Publishing Co), 1915, red cloth, G, and 50+ others similar, some dups. [70+].

174 Box Lot, Alpine

A selection of 'The New Zealand Alpine Journal', from Vol I No 1, 1892, to the 1979 Annual Issue.

1st ed. 21.5cm. Illus, maps (incl col fold). Original wrappers, chipped at extremities.

Note: frequency irregular 1892-1930, publication suspended 1897-1920. Two cloth bound (Vols I and IV), otherwise original wrappers. Nos 19 to 29, then 38 to 45, G to G+. Along wtih a bound volume of 'The Canterbury Mountaineer', (Andrews, Baty), 1932-1935, enclosures, G, SC issues 1935-1979, SC, G to G+, 2 YMCA Christmas tramping related booklets, pad format, SC, G+ & other related publications, generally G. [45+]. Est. $500 175 Box Lot, New Zealand

Eleven books chiefly New Zealand auto/biographies including 'Autobiography of an Early Settler in New Zealand' by Edgar Jones.

1st ed. CSW, Wellington 1933. 12mo. 179p. Illus. Green cloth. G+ to VG. Along with Barker, 'Station Life in New Zealand', (Macmillan), 1886, col, Gertrude Curry's copy, G, Wilson, 'In the Land of the Tui', (Sampson, Low), 1894, 1st, lacks frontis, AF, G, Saunders, 'Tales of a Pioneer', (Isitt), 1927, 1st, G+, Crowhurst, 'Life & Adventures in NZ', (W & T), ND, SC, G+, Lovat, 'The Life and Times of Sir Frederick Weld', (Murray), 1914, 1st, G, & 5 others similar, generally G. [11]. Est. $150 176 Box Lot, New Zealand

Thirty books including 'Pathfinders in New Zealand' by Garry Hogg.

1st ed. R Hale, London/W & T, NZ 1963. 8vo. 189p. DJ. Mauve cloth. G+/G+. Along with Nolan, 'The Bad Old Days', (Reed), 1979, 1st, SC, review copy, G+ to VG, Sinclair & Harrex, 'Looking Back', (OUP), 1978, 1st, VG/G+, Wheeler, 'Historic Sheep Stations of the South Island', (Reed), 1971, 1st, 2nd series, VG/G+, McLintock, 'An Encyclopaedia of New Zealand', 3 Vols, 1966, 1st, enclosures, G+/G+ to VG, & many others similar, 6 SC, generally G to G+. [30]. Est. $150 177 Box Lot, New Zealand

Twenty books chiefly New Zealand auto/biographies including 'Growing Up in the Forty Mile Bush' by Harry Combs.

1st ed. Paul's Book Arcade, Hamilton 1951. 12mo. 127p. Illus, DJ. Beige cloth. VG/ G+. Along with McRae, 'By the Braes of Balquether', (Pegasus), 1963, No 303/400, 2 letters from author within, G+/G+, 4 titles by Temple Sutherland including 'Green Kiwi', (M Joseph), 1956, 1st, warmly inscribed, SA, 'The Silver Fern', (Reed), 1959, 1st, author's letter mounted (2p), G+/G+, & 2 other reprints, G+, Anderson, 'The Day's Run', (Caxton), 1977, 1st, VG/G+, Barker, 'Station Life in NZ', (Golden Press), 1973, R, VG/VG, Anderson, 'A River Rules My Life', (Reed), 1963, R, G+/G, & 11 others similar, 1 SC, G to G+. [20]. Est. $100 178 Box Lot, New Zealand Politics

Numerous publications concerning New Zealand politics including 'God's Own Country (and the Devil's Own Mess)'.

A N Field, Nelson c1930s. 4to. 15p. Wrappers, Okiwi Books kiwi insignia to front.

G+. Along with Coates, 'Housing in New Zealand', (Govt Print), 1935, SC, G, Hickey, '"Red" Fed Memoirs', (NZ Worker Print), c1925, G, Larkman, 'Unemployment in New Zealand', (Hawera Star), 1935, 2nd issue, SC, G, Field, 'The Truth about the Slump', (author), 1931, SC, G+, Reserve Bank, 'Report of the First Ordinary General Meeting', (W & T), 1935, SC, VG, Dominion Settlement & Population Assn, 'NZ Must Populate or Perish', (W & T), c1940s, SC, G+, Carr, 'Politicalities', (National Magazines), 1936, SA, signed letter laid in, G+/G, NZ Labour Party Journals c1960s, SC, G+, & numerous others similar, 2 HC, generally G to G+ [Num]. Est. $100

179 Box Lot, New Zealand Religion Thirty publications concerning religion including 'How I Was Healed or A New Zealand Miracle', an autobiographical sketch of Miss Fannie Lammas by Rev Joseph W Kemp.

3rd ed. Book Room: Tabernacle, Auckland 1924. 12mo. 51p. Illus. Blue wrappers. G. Along with Dr U Williams, 'The Most Wonderful Thing in the World', (South's Book Depot), ND, SC, G, Burton, 'Shall We Fight?', (Clark & Matheson Print), G+, same author, 'Fun', (YMCA), ND, SC, G, Anderson, 'Freedom', (Cliff), c1936, SC, G, Carr, 'The Everest of the Spirit', (Christchurch Press), re Macmillan Brown Prize Essay, 1925, SC, G+, another copy, G, Waddell, 'Until the Day Dawn', (NZBTBS), cWWII, SC, G, Heerdegen, 'Diamonds in the Dust', (Presbyterian Bookroom), c1940s, SC, G+, Oliver Mercer, 'The Art of Happy Living', (Australian Radiant Health Clubs), 1939, author's sig mounted, SC, G+, same author, 'A Fuller Life for You', (CSW), ND, SA, VG+, Low, 'Work and Health', (Pres Bkrm), 1942, cover design by Shewell, SC, G, Jacobs, 'Colonial Church Histories New Zealand', (SPCK), c1887, map present, AF, G, 'Jubilee Mem Vol or Fifty Years of Primitive Methodism in NZ', (PMBD), 1993, G+, Cocker, 'Blossomby Idylls', (Vine), 1903, 1st, G+, Jolly, 'Pacifism', (W & T), c1935, AF, FA, & many others similar, 4 HC, G to G+. [30]. Est. $150 180 Brees, Samuel C

Pictorial Illustrations of New Zealand.

John Williams & Co, London c1848. Folio. Unpag. Illus. Twentieth century rebinding.

Cover stained, bowed. SLF. Plates in good plus condition with some offsetting.

Variant issue, illustrations only, lacking plate I. Plate 6 'Island of Maua' corrected to 'Mana'. See Bagnall 641. G. Along with facsimile edition, (Avon Fine Prints), 1968, No 782/1000, G+. [2]. Est. $200 181 Bryce, John (Plaintiff)

Bryce v Rusden, In the High Court of Justice, Queen's Bench Division, Royal Courts of Justice. With annotations.

Waterlow Bros & Layton, Printers, London 1887. 638p. Map (fold). Black cloth. Fredric Chapman's copy, his sig (and one other). G+. Est. $100 182 Burrows, Reverend Robert

Extracts from a Diary Kept by the Rev R Burrows During Heke's War in the North, in 1845.

1st ed. Upton & Co, Auckland 1886. 8vo. 58p. 803. Original grey wrappers. G+. Est. $100 183 Church Missionary Society

A collection of 'Missionary Papers for the Use of the Weekly and Monthly Contributors to the Church Missionary Society', ranging from No XLIV Christmas 1826 to No CLXIV Christmas 1856.

Printed by Richard Watts, London 1826+. 8vo. Unpag. Illus, maps. Blue cloth. Small loss to head of spine. Dampstaining to front cover. SABR. SS. BL. Includes 'Bishop Newton's Account of the State of the Seven Churches', 'Lord's Day at Waimate', and 'Atrocities of the Natives', among other articles. Engravings include 'New Zealand War Expedition', 'Mission Station, Paihia, New Zealand', and 'The Reinga, New Zealand', as well as many others depicting New Zealand, Sierra Leone, Burma, India, China etc. Colenso was employed by printer Richard Watts in London. AF. Binding FA, contents G. Est. $300 *p15 184 Claridge, J H

75 Years in New Zealand, Midst Pakeha & Maori, Not a Maori Book. With a letter from the author laid in.

1st ed. Author 1938? 8vo. 90p. C890. Orange wrappers, ribbon tie. Maori cartouche to front. Poem 'Britain at War' mounted inside back cover, with compliments of author. G. 185 Colenso, William The Authentic and Genuine History of the Signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, New Zealand, February 5 and 6, 1840. With the author's kind regards.

1st ed. G Didsbury, Govt Printer, Wellington 1890. 8vo. 43p. Map. C1193. Blue wrappers. Loss to lower spine fold and 3.5cm tail edge. Some staining to cover. Map detached, chipped. FA to G. Est. $600 *p19 186 Colenso, William Three Literary Papers Read Before the Hawke's Bay Philosophical Institute, During the Session of 1882. I & II 'On Nomenclature', III 'On Macaulay's New Zealander'.

1st ed. Published with the approval of the Council, Napier 1883. 8vo. 41p. Green paper wrappers. Spine lacking. Wrappers damaged. Includes an Addendum before title page from Colenso informing of 2 additional papers he has that could be printed.

AF. G. Est. $200 *p19

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187 Collection, New Zealand Bibliography Sixteen publications including 'New Rambles in Bookland' by Charles Wilson.

W & T, Wellington 1923. 12mo. 146p. Green cloth. G+. Along with 4 issues of 'History and Bibilography', (Willis & Aiken), 1948, 1 dup, SC, G+, 2 'Writing in NZ' series, c1960s, SC, G+, Taylor, 'The Churchill Book', (W & T), c1940s, SC, FA to G, & 10 others similar, SC, G to G+. [16].

188 Collection, New Zealand Building

Eight publications concerning building in New Zealand including 'New Zealand Homes 50 Practical Designs'.

Marriner Brothers, Christchurch 1920s. 4to. Unpag. Illus. Green wrappers, mounted illus. Includes Bungalow Shack. G. Another copy, G. Along with 'Modern Homes and Gardens' (The Magazine for Home Lovers), (Gen Pub), 1929, FA to G, another copy, FA to G, Mulgan, 'Building in New Zealand', (NZIA), ND, SC, G, another copy, G, & 2 others similar, SC, G+.

189 Collection, New Zealand Centennial

Eight items concerning the New Zealand Centennial including stiff bound volumes of 'New Zealand Centennial News', with letter from John Pascoe to William Vance.

DIA, Wellington 1938-1941. 4to. Illus. Original wrappers included. Trimmed.

Signed Pascoe letter: 'I was glad that you are handling the South Canterbury part of Canterbury's history.' G. Along with 'NZ Centennial 1840-1940', (NZGDT&P), 1940, SC, VG, National Historical Committee, 'NZ Centennial, 1940, List of Theses', cyclostyle or similar, SC, G, Matthews, 'New Zealand Cavalcade', (Watkins), 1940, SC, G to G+, & 2 others similar, SC, G. [8].

197 Declaration of Independence & Treaty of Waitangi Fac-similies of the Declaration of Independence and the Treaty of Waitangi. T M Hocken's copy, his signature.

Govt Printer, Wellington 1877. 35cm. 14p facsimiles on 17 leaves. BIM883. W539.

Quarter cloth. Rebound to style. Applied paper title label. Small surface loss to front head. Signature of Hocken on FFEP & TP. G+. Est. $400 *p19

190 Collection, New Zealand Mining

198 Department of Lands & Survey Crown Lands Guide.

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1935. 8vo. ix, 305p. Maps. Cream wrappers. G. Along with 'Kawarau Gold', (CSW), 1933, 1st, SC, G+, Elder, 'Goldseekers & Bushrangers in New Zealand', (Blackie), 1930, G+ to VG/G+, 4 issues of 'NZ Coal', (NZCDWRC), 1956-57, wrappers, G+, & 1 other similar, SC, VG. [8].

199 Department of Lands & Survey

Eight publications including 'Gold-Mines of the Hauraki District, New Zealand'

by J F Downey.

191 Collection, New Zealand Universities

Five publications concerning New Zealand universities including 'Kiwi', Vol XXXV October 1940.

Printed by The Griffin Press, Auckland 1940. 4to. 68p. Illus, advts. Cream wrappers titled in green. Includes advt for Hipwell Studio, ex libris designs etc, G. Along with 'NZU Calendar 1932', 1938, stiff boards, G, & 2 others similar, SC, G+. [5].

192 Collection, Railway

Ten publications concerning New Zealand railways including 'Railway Reminiscences'.

1st ed. Christchurch Press, Christchurch 1946. 16mo. 79p. Buff soft cover printed in black & red. VG. Along with 'The Story of the Midland Railway', (Canterbury Progress League), 1923, 1st, SC, G to G+, another copy, FA to G, 'A Record of Progress', (Govt Print), 1937, 1st, SC, G+, Cowan, 'The Romance of Rail', No 1 & No 2, 1928, SC, G+ & G, & 3 others similar, SC. [10]. Est. $100 193 Colonial Office

Copies or Extracts of Despatches from the Governor of New South Wales, bearing the dates 9th and 19th February 1840, including an account of the signing of theTreaty of Waitangi.

House of Commons, London 1840. Folio. 11p. Paper wrappers, disbound. Two stitches to left. G+. Est. $200 194 Cox, Alfred Recollections, Australia, England, Ireland, Scotland, New Zealand.

1st ed. W & T, Christchurch 1884. 8vo. vii, 272p. 1469. Yellow cloth, illustrated. G+.

195 Crawford, R M et al (Editors) Four issues of 'Historical Studies Australia and New Zealand', 1940 to 1942.

Melbourne University Press, Melbourne 1940-1942. 8vo. VP. Card covers.

Contributors include Beaglehole & Kathleen Fitzpatrick. Review of Scholfield's DNZB etc. G to G+. [4].

196 Declaration of Independence

He Wakaputanga O Te Rangatiratanga O Nu Tirene.

2nd ed. He mea ta i te Perehi o nga Mihanere o te Hahi o Ingarani, i Paihia [1837]. 32 x 20.8cm. 1p. BIM34. W21a. Printed by William Colenso at the Church Missionary Society Press at Paihia on 26 April 1837. On white wove paper with watermark 'W King 1829'. Top edge darkened and lightly worn, with an area of light blemishing beneath. Text remains clean.

The Declaration was drafted by Henry Williams. It is regarded as the first affirmation

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of Maori sovereignty over New Zealand, although there was no Maori input into its content. Chiefly designed to guard against the plans of French adventurer Charles de Thierry to establish an independent state in the Hokianga, the document was described by the Governor of New South Wales as 'a paper pellet fired off at Baron de Thierry'. It is the predecessor of the 1840 Treaty of Waitangi. In it, the chiefs and heads of tribes of the Northern parts of New Zealand claim all sovereign power and authority, and declare the country an Independent State under the designation of the United Tribes of New Zealand.

The Declaration of Independence of New Zealand was initially signed by 34 chiefs (predominantly Ngapuhi) at a hui held at Waitangi on 28 October 1835. Among the signatories were Hongi and Pomare. The document features also a footnote of assent

by Tamati Waka Nene and five others who had not attended the meeting.

This rare second edition contains several minor corrections (for example, 'no Ngati' in place of 'no nga te'). It was possibly printed to encourage more chiefs to sign the original document. Colenso's Ledger records the printing of 100 copies for the British Resident (James Busby).

This copy of the Declaration was given by Colenso to his daughter Frances Simcox.

G+. Est. $15000 *cover

Bethunes at Webb's

Department of Lands & Survey, Wellington 1918. Folio. viii, 57p. Tables. LB. 'Discharged Soldiers Settlement' 1916, 1917 & 1918, 'Settlement of Crown Lands', 'Report on Survery Operations', 'State Forestry', and a 'Land for Discharged Soldiers' also bound within. G+.

The Land Laws of New Zealand.

1st ed. Department of Lands & Survey, Wellington 1919. 4to. LB. SABR. A collection of New Zealand's land laws including 'War Legislation Act 1916', 'Discharged Soldier Settlement Act 1915', and 'Native Land Act 1909', among others. G+.

200 Dieffenbach, Ernest

Travels in New Zealand, with Contributions to the Geography, Geology, Botany, and Natural History of that Country, in 2 vols.

Reissue ed. John Murray, London 1843. 8vo. 22cm. Vol I: vii, 431p. Frontis, 2 plates.

Vol II: iv, 396p. Frontis, 1 plate. 1600. Rebound to style. Half leather with raised bands. New EPs. A handsome set. G to G+. [2]. Est. $400 *p15 & 59 201 Ephemera, Church Mission Press Press docket with 'C Mission Press' in decorative vignette. Extremely scarce example of early New Zealand printing.

C Mission Press, Paihia c1830s. 19 x 16cm. One page. SLF. '[Pound symbol and rule] / Paihia, [space] 183 / Please pay [space] / or Bearer, the Sum of [space] / stg., on account of Printing-Office. / To Rev. H. Williams, / Paihia.' Repeated verso. Ex libris Trevor Bayliss. G+. Est. $1500 *p49 202 Ephemera, Conscientious Objection

A programme for a play version of John Steinbeck's 'Of Mice and Men' performed at Hautu Detention Camp, signed by participants including Ted Oldfield, Ron Bowie & Gilbert Read.

1945. 8vo. 8 leaves. Woodcut style illus (7 large, others smaller). Card covers. FX. Some soiling. Cast includes Jack Murdoch as Lennie & Pax Adlam as Crooks. Hautu detention camp, located near Turangi, was a camp for New Zealand conscientious objectors during WWII. A rare and moving piece of ephemera. G+. *p19 203 Ephemera, Gilbert & Sullivan Two publications including a programme for 'HMS Pinafore' performed in Christchurch 1891.

Unattributed 1891. 8vo. Unpag. Advts. Blue wrappers. G+. Along with De Loitte, 'Gilbert & Sullivan Opera in Australia', (Whitmarks), 1936, 23rd ed, SC, SA, G. [2].

204 Ephemera, Treasury of Years

Five issues of 'The New Zealand Treasury of the Years', unused.

Sanitarium, Christchurch cWWII. 27 x 20.5cm. Illus. Pictorial card. Weet-bix and Granose Biscuits educational advertorial. One page laid in re 'Swaps': 'The Swap Department is waiting to help you, so let's hear from you.' G+. [5].

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205 Fanning, L S (Editor)

Progressive New Zealand.

1st ed. Vivian E Page, Christchurch 1924. Folio. xii, 243p. Illus, advts. Pictorial boards (by Carlton Studio). Loss to spine tail, other minor surface losses. Staples rusted.

Contents fresh & bright, well illustrated. See Hemp Industry etc. G+. Est. $80 206 Garran, Andrew (Editor) Picturesque Atlas of Australasia, in 3 vols.

Picturesque Atlas Pub Co, Sydney 1886. 44cm. Vol I: x, 254p. Frontis (port), illus, maps. Vol II: viii, 256-530p. Frontis, illus, maps. Vol III: viii, 532-800p. Frontis, illus, maps. Half bound, gilt decorated spines with gilt titling and sheep motif to upper boards. Binding, joints and corners worn, with some soiling and surface losses. SLF. Some pages loose. NZ content in Vol III, well illustrated, including Pink and White Terraces, Auckland Harbour and Mount Rangitoto from Cemetery Gully, wire tramway over the Teremakau River. Full coloured double page maps etc. AF. FA to G. [3]. Est. $200 207 Gudgeon, Thomas W

The Defenders of New Zealand.

NZ Govt Railways Dept, Wellington 1933-1940. 4to. Illus, advts. Pictorial wrappers.

'Frame' issue lacks p25-30. AF. FA to G. 'Those desirous of having their copies bound may hand them to the nearest Stationmaster, who will transmit them free [etc]'. 3 issues from 1933, 1 from 1937, 2 from 1938 (1 dup), & 3 from 1940, generally G. [9].

217 Marsden, J B (Editor) Memoirs of the Life and Labours of the Rev Samuel Marsden.

1st ed. Religious Tract Society, London [1858]. 8vo. viii, 326p. Frontis, illus. 3375. Blue cloth. CB. SABR. SLF. Edge loss to spine extremities. Closed tears to free endpapers.

Ex St Johns Sunday School Library, Wagga Wagga. NZ postage stamp portraying the first christian service in New Zealand mounted to FFEP. Samuel Marsden of Paramatta, Senior Chaplain of New South Wales, early connection with the Missions to NZ and Tahiti. Illustrations with engraved portrait and three wood-engravings. G. Est. $300 218 Martin, S M D

1st thus ed. Brett, Auckland 1887. 4to. 620p. Frontis, illus. 2371. Half maroon morocco. Loss to spine head. AF. FA to G. Est. $100

New Zealand in a Series of Letters, Containing an Account of the Country, Both Before and Since Its Occupation by the British Government.

208 Haselden, William Reeve

1st ed. Simon & Ward, London 1845. 8vo. 379p. Green cloth. SABR. Boards soiled.

Dampstaining throughout. Inscribed by the author on the title page. Bookplate of D A McLennan to FFEP. POS. Pages rough cut, some uncut. SLF. AF. FA to G. Est. $400

The New Zealand Justice of the Peace.

2nd ed. Govt Printer, Wellington/E & S, London 1902. 8vo. xxv, 402p. Blue cloth. Stain to spine. G. 209 Index, Wise's

Three books including 'Wise's New Zealand Index', 1936.

H Wise, Dunedin 1936. 12mo. 482p. Advts. Red cloth, advertorial. G+. Along with same publication, 1939, & 1945, illus, G+. [3].

210 Jarvey, Captain (Trial of)

Trial of Captain Jarvey, for Poisoning His Wife.

Printed at the 'Daily Times' Office, Dunedin [1865]. 8vo. 92p. Without wrappers (as published?). First leaf damaged with some loss to extremities, however, an unusual hand-stitched horizontal repair (aged) has saved the pamphlet from further loss. POS. AF. FA. Est. $80 211 Johnston, Alexander J

The New Zealand Justice of the Peace, Resident Magistrate, Coroner, and Constable, Vol II.

2nd ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1870. 8vo. VP. Full law calf. CB. SABR. Dampstaining to upper board. SLF. Est. $100 212 Jourdain, W R

Land Legislation and Settlement in New Zealand, copy of T N Brodrick, Surveyor-General, his signature.

Govt Printer, Wellington 1925. 8vo. 248p. Illus. Black cloth. G+. Est. $80 213 Letter, Hundertwasser

A handwritten letter from Frederick Hundertwasser to John Monteith concerning NZ flag designs, beginning 'Excuse my ignorance who is Gordon Walters?' Along with small flag.

1986. On Hundertwasser bordered notepaper. 2p, the second page being a list of available flag sizes. 24 lines. Two related high quality brochures, zigzag fold, one large format, 1983, in original stamped envelope. Along with a folder of research papers, including 'A Flag of Our Own' correspondence. G+ to VG. *p13 214 Loughnan, R A

Five publications concerning a royal visit to New Zealand including 'Royalty in New Zealand'.

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1901. 4to. xi, 391p. Illus TP, illus, map (fold). Red cloth.

G+. Along with 3 copies of Malcolm Ross, 'The Duke in Southern Isles', (McKee), c1901, yapped SC, one VG, others G, & Hiscocks & Watts, 'The "Dook's" Visit', (Tait), c1901, SC, FA to G. [5]. Est. $150 215 Magazine, New Zealand Illustrated

An assortment of New Zealand-related magazines including 'The New Zealand Illustrated Magazine Vol II No 3', containing a story entitled 'Another Woman's Territory' contributed by 'Alien'.

Arthur Cleave, Auckland 1900. 8vo. v, 169-252p. Illus, advts. Pictorial wrappers, upper only. R Kilgour's copy, his sig. FA to G. Along with a bound vol of 'Wanderlust', (Wanderlust), 1930s, G, 4 issues of 'Stop Press', (McDonald), 1944, SC, G+ to VG, & 5 others similar, SC, G to G+. [12+].

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216 Magazine, Railways Nine issues of 'The New Zealand Railways Magazine', including one with contribution by Lottie C Frame (mother of Janet).

Bethunes at Webb's

219 Minister of Lands The Immigrant's Guide & Settlers' Handbook.

Govt Printer, Wellington 1906. 8vo. 416p. Frontis, illus, map (col fold). Green cloth. G+ to VG. 220 Money, Charles L Knocking About in New Zealand.

1st ed. Samuel Mullen, Melbourne 1871. 12mo. viii, 151p. Headpieces. 3589. Early quarter cloth. Joints repaired. New EPs. Some marginalia. G+. *p30 221 Moran, Cardinal Patrick Francis History of the Catholic Church in Australasia.

Oceanic Publishing, Sydney/Wellington c1890s. xix, 1003p. Red cloth, decorated.

Upper loose. FA to G. 222 Motoring Guides, New Zealand

Six books including 'The New Zealand Motorists' Road Guide', North Island and South Island editions.

4th ed. Andrews, Baty & Co, Christchurch 1919. 8vo. 173p. 212p. Maps (incl fold), illus, advts. Pictorial blue cloth. G. Along with another set, North Island, 18th ed, G, South Island, 7th ed, G+, & 2 South Island AA Handbooks, 1938 & 1942, SC, G. [6].

223 New Zealand

Government style papers, without wrappers or title page.

ND. 8vo. 59p. First page begins 'The New Zealanders [etc]. My Lord, In the course of the present Session of Parliament, Mr Aglionby [etc].' POS, & another obscured. AF. FA. 224 New Zealand Papers Relative to the Affairs of New Zealand, Correspondence with Governor Grey.

1847. 21.5cm x 32cm. iv, 252p. Maps. Half bound green cloth with brown boards. BL. A collection of the correspondance of Governor George Grey during the year of 1846.

Subjects include 'Reporting that a body of Natives had murdered an old man', 'The Governor's intention of intercepting rebels', and 'Practicability of raising a body of troops from the aborigines'. Grey, known for his sucessful relationship with the Maori was twice appointed Governor of New Zealand, the correspondance from these papers relates to his first term. G+.

225 New Zealand

Two books including 'The Statutes of the Dominion of New Zealand'.

Govt Printer, Wellington 1924. 4to. xxii, 773p. Maroon cloth. G+. Along with 'The Municipal Handbook of New Zealand 1924', (Govt Print), 1924, 10th issue, stiff boards, G+. [2].

226 New Zealand Company

The Twelfth Report of the Directors of the New Zealand Company, 26 April 1844. Copy of H Hanson Turton (Special Commissioner to the Hon Native Minister), his signature.

Palmer & Clayton, London 1844. 22cm. 38p. Lacking wrappers. Rare. AF. Contents G+.

227 New Zealand Company

239 Sherrin, Richard A A et al Brett's Historical Series, Early History of New Zealand, From Earliest Times to 1840, by R A A Sherrin, From 1840 to 1845, by J H Wallace.

1st ed. Printed by Stewart & Murray, London 1847. 8vo. vii, 34p. Grey wrappers. G+.

H Brett, Auckland 1890. 4to. xliii, 728p. Illus, plates (incl fold, some col), maps. S675.

HFBD. Gilt fern deocration to front board. Some light soiling and wear to edges. SLF. Bookplate of Bernard Gore Brett to FFEP. BL. A beautifully presented copy. G to G+.

Est. $500

The Twenty-Third Report of the Court of Directors of the New Zealand Company, 15 October 1847.

228 New Zealand Legislative Council Six quarter bound volumes of 'The Ordinances of New Zealand', 1866-7, 1867, 1871, 1872 & 1874.

Printed for the Colonial Govt, Wellington. Folio. Maps (fold). Blue paper-covered boards. Port Lyttelton area map. Native Reserve & abandoned road shown on another. Larger '1871' vol also includes 1841 to 1853. AF. FA to G+. [6].

229 New Zealand Tourist & Publicity Department

Eight pictorial publications concerning New Zealand tourism including 'New Zealand Scenic Playground of the Pacific', with coloured illustrations by Leonard Mitchell.

Govt Printer, Wellington 1936. 4to. Unpag. Illus (incl col). Pictorial SC. VG. Another copy, VG. Along with Green, 'NZ Tourist and Commercial Guide', (GPS), 1931, SC, G+ to VG, 'The Three Scenic Gems of NZ', (Mt Cook TC), 1930, includes Mitchell illus, SC, G+, & 4 others similar, SC, G to G+. Unusual to find a collection such as this in tidy, still bright condition. [8]. Est. $200 230 Nicholas, John Liddiard

Narrative of a Voyage to New Zealand, in 2 vols.

1st ed. Printed for James Black and Son, London 1817. 8vo. Vol I: xx, 431p.

Frontis (port), plate (fold), map (fold). Vol II: xii, 397p. Frontis, plate, map. 4268.

Leatherbound. CB. SABR. Vol I joints weak. Episodic foxing to textblock. Includes Kendall's vocabulary of English and New Zealand words, and appendix. According to Bagnall, Nicholas's retelling of the Boyd massacre, as related by the leader 'George', is the first from the Maori standpoint. Scarce. A beautiful duo. G+. Est. $1000 *p59

240 Society for Propagation of the Gospel

Two bound volumes of 'Report[s] of the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts'.

1st ed. Richard Clay, London. 1843-1848 & 1849-1852. 8vo. VP. Blue cloth. Collection of publications regarding the spread of the Gospel to colonies such as New Zealand, Australia, Bombay, Calcutta, Barbados, etc. Ex Philadelphia Divinity School Library.

VG. [2]. Est. $800 241 Souvenir, Exhibition

Souvenir of the New Zealand International 1906 Exhibition.

Souvenir Art Publishing, Christchurch 1906. 28.5 x 21.5cm. Unpag. Illus, advts. Green pictorial wrappers.

242 Souvenirs, Exhibition Four books concerning the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition including 'Official Catalogue NZ & South Seas International Exhibition Dunedin 19251926'.

NZ South Seas Exhibition, Dunedin 1925. 8vo. 228p. Illus, advts. Pictorial card. G. Along with 'NZSSE Auckland Provincial Handbook', (Unity Press), 1925, SC, G+, Fanning, 'The Pictorial History NZSSE Dunedin', (CSW), 1925, SC, G, & Fanning (Ed), 'New Zealand Today', (CSW), 1925, G+ to VG. [4]. Est. $150

231 Payton, Edward W

243 Souvenirs, Exhibition Four publications concerning New Zealand exhibitions including 'Souvenir of the New Zealand International 1906 Exhibition'.

1st ed. Chapman & Hall, London 1888. 8vo. x, 368p. Frontis, plates, map (fold). 4501.

Green cloth. G.

Fred H East, Christchurch 1906. 38.5 x 26cm. 8 leaves. Green card lettered in gold.

G. Along with 'Souvenir NZ International Exhibition Christchurch 1906-7', (Souvenir Art), AF, FA to G, 'Cyclorama of the Battle of Gettysburg', (Weeks), 1906-7, SC, G+, & 1 other similar. [4]. Est. $120

Round About New Zealand, Being Notes From a Journal of Three Years' Wanderings in the Antipodes.

232 Power, W Tyrone Sketches in New Zealand with Pen and Pencil.

1st ed. Longmans et al, London 1849. 8vo. xlviii, 290p. Illus. 4668. Red cloth. Head of spine damaged. Later tissue guards. All illus present. Binding G, contents G+. Est. $150 233 Reischek, A

Two books including 'The Story of a Wonderful Dog'.

1st ed. Star Office, Auckland 1889. 18cm. 57p. Frontis. R482. Pink illustrated wrappers. Cover title: Caesar the Wonderful Dog'. G+. Along with same author, 'Yesterdays in Maoriland', (J Cape), 1930, 1st, G+. [2]. Est. $50 234 Riddell, William G & Arthur Holmes

The New Zealand Justices' Manual.

2nd ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1922. 8vo. viii, 242p. Red cloth. G+.

235 Russell, Reverend M

Polynesia, A History of the South Sea Islands, Including New Zealand.

1st ed. Thomas Nelson, London 1849. 16mo. 440p. Frontis, map (fold). Red cloth with gilt embellished decoration. Slight fraying along edges. SABR. Some light soiling. Plastic protective jacket. AEG. SLF. Inscribed 'John Borril, Perth, 16 July 1856' on FFEP. Ex Dunedin Public Library (bookplate to front pastedown). Map depicts 'Australasia and Polynesia'. G+. Est. $100 236 Selwyn, Bishop George A

Annals of the Diocese of New Zealand.

1st ed. SPCK, London 1847. 16mo. x, 247p. Frontis, illus, 2 maps (1 fold). 5060. Dark cloth. Spine title only. Minor losses head & tail of spine. Text based substantially on the journals and letters of Bishop Selwyn. G+. Est. $200 *p15 237 Selwyn, Bishop George A

New Zealand. Part I, Letters from the Bishop [etc].

2nd ed. SPCK, London 1845. 16mo. ix, 134p. Frontis, map (fold). Half green leather.

Raised bands. POS Ralph Richardson. G. Est. $100

244 Stout, Sir Robert (Preface by)

The Imperial Album of New Zealand Scenery.

McKee & Co/Wheeler & Son [1899]. 33 x 25.5cm. 384p. Illus. I29. Radiant blue cloth. Cover title: 'New Zealand Scenery'. No TP. First image captioned 'Wild Pigs at Parnassus, Amuri', the last 'Maori Canoe'. Variant. AF. 245 Vogel, Sir Julius (Editor)

The Official Handbook of New Zealand.

1st ed. Printed for Government of New Zealand by Wyman & Son, London 1875. 8vo.

272p. Maps (2 fold), plates (2 fold). 5756. Original brown card. Upper detached.

Spine damaged. BL. AF. FA. Est. $200 246 Wakefield, Edward Adventure in New Zealand, from 1839 to 1844, with Some Account of the Beginning of the British Colonization of the Islands, in 2 vols.

1st ed. John Murray, London 1845. 22.5cm. Vol I: x, 482p. Map in pocket. Vol II: x, 546p. 5819. Green cloth. Rebacked, original spine titles retained. Some staining to boards. New EPs. Advt for 'Views in New Zealand' tipped to TP of Vol I. Bagnall: 'Murray appears to have printed only 750 copies of what is still the most readable and spontaneous narrative of the English settlement.' G. [2]. Est. $500 247 Wakefield, Edward

New Zealand After Fifty Years.

Cassell, London c1889. 8vo. vi, 236p. Frontis, map (fold), illus, advts. Pictorial wrappers, lower detached. Binding AF, contents G+. Est. $50 248 Willis, A D

Two publications including 'Under the Southern [Cross], Sketches by G S'.

1st ed. A D Willis, Wanganui c1890. 16.5 x 10cm. 6 leaves, illus. W1359. Pictorial card. Sketches may have been made by a woman called Swain, formerly Harding cousin of R Coupland-Harding. G+. Along with 'Willis's Guide Book of New Route for Tourists', (Willis), 1902 supplementary ed, G. [2]. Est. $100 *p30

238 Shadbolt, Maurice New Zealand, Gift of the Sea, signed by author.

1st ed. W & T, Christchurch 1963. 4to. 149p. Photographs by Brian Brake, DJ. Brown cloth. G+/G.

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249 Wills, Reverend T J

Nine items concerning temperance (and otherwise) including 'Bishop Nevill's Mistake, or, The Ethics of Drink Discussed'.

2nd ed. Printed by T E Fraser, Christchurch 1898. 12mo. xx, 232p. Brown SC. Along with preface to 3rd ed of same, G+, Cocker & Murray, 'Temporance and Prohibition in New Zealand', (Epworth), 1930, 1st, G/G+, Wall, 'Beer', (W & T), ND, SC, G, 'NZ National Licensing Polls 1911-1938', (NCLTNZ), 1939, HC, VG, Wood, 'A Challenge Not a Truce', (NZWCTU), c1985, F/G to G+, & 4 others similar, 1 dup, 1 bifolium, G. [9].

258 Ault, H F The Nelson Narrative.

1st ed. Standing Committee of the Diocese of Nelson 1958. 8vo. xvi, 384p. Map, frontis, illus. A1137. Blue cloth. SS. G. 259 Avery, Thomas Views of New Plymouth, New Zealand.

Thomas Avery, New Plymouth ND. 25 x 20.5cm. Unpag. Illus, advts. Quarter cloth, SC.

250 Wilson, Margaret

260 Bagnall, A G Old Greytown, The Story of the First Hundred Years of Greytown's Settlement 1854-1954.

1st ed. Advocate Print, Whangarei 1962. 8vo. 132p. Frontis, illus. Pictorial card. G+.

Along with Vernon, 'Raglan', (unattributed), ND, G+, Anderson, 'Coaches North', (Reed), 1967, 1st, VG/G+, Simpson, 'The Sugarbag Years', (1974), 1st, Fred Butler bookplate, G+/G, & 3 others similar, 1 HC, G+. [7].

1st ed. Greytown Borough Council 1953. 25cm. 105p. Frontis, illus (incl fold). B23.

Green cloth. VG. Est. $50

Seven publications concerning New Zealand history including 'PaparoaMatakohe 1862-1962' (cover title).

251 Wilson, Mingha In the Land of the Tui, My Journal in New Zealand, By Mrs Robert Wilson.

1st ed. Sampson Low, Marston, London 1894. 8vo. 322p. Frontis, illus, map (col, fold).

W1503. Green cloth. G. 252 Yate, Reverend William An Account of New Zealand and of the Formation and Progress of the Church Missionary Society's Mission in the Northern Island.

1st ed. Seeley & Burnside, London 1835. 8vo. 310p. Frontis (port), 9 plates, map (fold). 6205. HFBD. Marbled boards. SLF. CB. SABR. Plates include one titled 'Standard of New Zealand and Signal Flags', (coloured). G. Est. $200 *p59

NEW ZEALAND REGIONAL 253 [Henderson, Captain George]/'Aliquis'

Otago and the Middle Island of New Zealand, A Warning to Emigrants, by Aliquis.

1st ed. George Robertson, Melbourne 1866. 12mo. 56p. 2566. Upper wrapper only.

FX. Some pages browned. POS to front. As colophon: 'Billing, Printer and Stereotyper, Guildford, Surrey'. Sustained attack on alleged malice and aggressiveness of Johnny Jones, most copies of which were destroyed by Jones and his friends. 'His dismissal' underlined p50. Rare. FA to G. Est. $200 254 [Innes, C L]/'Pilgrim' Canterbury Sketches, or, Life from the Early Days.

1st ed. 'Lyttleton Times' Office, Christchurch 1879. 12mo. v, 209p. Frontis (mounted photograph). 2818. Green cloth. Some markings to margins. 'The frontispiece represents Christchurch in 1852, and was originally taken by Dr Barker, I believe.

It was sent home and lithographed, and appeared in the Illustrated London News.

The present picture is a photograph from that lithograph.' POS with page reference annotated concerning horse Traducer. G+. Est. $50 *p15 255 Acland, L G D

The Early Canterbury Runs. First Series. With two letters from the author mounted.

1st ed. W & T, Auckland 1930. 8vo. 279p. Map (fold, pocket). A22. Brown cloth. Letter at end concerns specimen signature 'which you can cut out & put in the book etc'.

256 Adam, James

Emigration to New Zealand. Description of the Province of Otago, New Zealand.

1st ed. Bell and Bradfute, London 1857. 16mo. 31p. Double frontis (map). 37. Original wrappers. General soiling to front. Two pencil sketches of a tent on lower wrapper, with calculations. Printed price, threepence. Adam, a prominent Otago pioneer, shipwright and MPC was appointed Otago immigration agent in the UK for about two years as a result of which over 2000 emigrants were despatched in eight ships. G+.

Est. $500 *p30 257 Almanac, South Canterbury

The South Canterbury Almanac, 1878.

Timaru Herald, Timaru 1878. 12mo. 126p. Advts. Blue wrappers. Well creased, stained, with minor losses. Extremities chipped. Many advertisements, many names mentioned. 'Inspector of Nuisances W C Andrews [Geraldine]'. Binding FA, contents G+.

261 Bayliss, E R Tinwald, A Canterbury Plains Settlement.

1st ed. Author, Tinwald 1970. 8vo. 190p. Illus, DJ. Black cloth. VG/G+.

262 Beale, George C Seven publications concerning Auckland including 'Seventy Years in and Around Auckland'.

1st ed. Reed, Dunedin [1937]. 12mo. 88p. Frontis, illus, DJ. B480. Green cloth. VG/G. Along with 'Light in darkness, A Brief History of the Jubilee Institute for the Blind', [1928], SC, G+, Bartlett, 'The Album of Auckland Views', c1875, zigzag fold, VG, Cowan, 'New Zealand Cities Auckland', (W & T), ND, SC, VG, Swainson, 'Auckland, The Capital of New Zealand', (Smith, Elder), 1853, wants illus & map, AF, FA to G, & 2 others similar, 1 SC, G+. [7]. Est. $80 263 Begg, Chas Twenty-four publications concerning the South Island including 'Beggs 75th Anniversary 1936'.

CSW, Dunedin 1936. 29 x 22cm. Unpag. Illus. Pictorial card. G+. Along with 2 further Beggs anniversary pubs, SC, G+ to VG, 'A & T Burt Ltd 1862-1912', (ODT), c1912, SC, G+, Bathgate, 'From London to Dunedin in 1863', (Reed), ltd, No 71/150, SC, G+, Parry, 'Hakataramea Hundred', (NZALC), 1968, SC, G+, Anderson, 'Greek Vases in the Otago Museum', (OM), 1955, 1st, SC, G+, 'Knox Collegian No 19', (KC), 1928, SC, G+, & an assortment of tourist, trade & church history genres, SC, G+. [24].

264 Bishop, Walter

Guide to Wellington & District.

1st ed. Printed by Robert Burrett, Wellington 1882. 8vo. viii, 107p. 15 plates, advts. 512. Purple wrappers, fair only. Good descriptive summaries of the various settlements with historical notes. Lacks folding map. AF. Contents G+.

265 Bolitho, Hector

Wanganui, The River Town of New Zealand.

1st ed. Wanganui Borough Council, Wanganui 1920. 4to. 76p. Illus. Brown wrappers, yapped. 'Wanganui' neatly written beneath cover vignette. G. 266 Booklet, Greymouth

36 Photographic Gems of Greymouth New Zealand and District (cover title).

A E Kilgour, Bookseller, Greymouth ND. 22.5 x 17.5cm. 8 leaves. Illus. Pictorial card, cord tie. Photos by Ring & Inkster. G+.

267 Booklet, Hanmer Springs Hanmer Springs Illustrated.

1st ed. J & J Dodds, Hanmer Springs c1907. 23 x 15.5cm. 94p. IIlus, plates on 32 leaves, advts. H214. Crimson cloth, soiled. Est. $50 268 Booklet, Nelson Exhibition

Nelson Horticultural, Art, and Industrial Exhibiton, 1873. Prize Tales by Local Authors. 1st prize to 'A Page in the Life on the Gold-Fields'.

Printed at the 'Examiner' Office, Nelson 1873. 8vo. 38p. Green wrappers. Cover FX. G. Est. $50 269 Booklet, Rosewill Settlement

The Rosewill Settlement, South Canterbury, New Zealand.

Govt Printer, Wellington 1904. 8vo. 55p. Illus, maps (fold). Pink wrappers. G+. *p19 270 Booklets, Canterbury A curious collection of booklets concerning Canterbury bound together including 'Address of His Honor the Superintendent on Opening the Seventeenth Session of the Provincial Council of Canterbury, NZ'.

Printed at the Union Office, Christchurch 1861. 16mo. 15p. Blue wrappers. G+. Along with 'Plunket Shield and Canterbury Cricket Souvenir', (H E Lawrence), ND, advt for Tai Tapu Butter within, SC, G+, Washbourn, 'Reminiscences of Early Days', (Lucas), 1933, SC, G, another copy, G, & 3 others assorted, G. [7].

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271 Box Lot, Ashburton

Nineteen publications concerning Ashburton including 'Souvenir Views of Ashburton'.

H M Jones, Ashburton c1910. 25 x 20.5cm. Unpag. Illus. Quarter cloth, SC. VG. Along with Paul, 'The Ashburton County', (Christchurch Press), 1927, SC, G, 2 dup, G, Hewson, 'Early Days in the Ashburton County', (Ashburton Mail), ND, SC, G+, Brown, 'Ashburton New Zealand', (Reed), 1940, G, 'St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Ashburton, Jubilee Souvenir Booklet', (JMS-C), 1924, SC, G, 'Prospectus of Southern Cross Glass Company', 1928, enclosures, SC, G+, & others similar, SC, G to G+. [19].

Est. $100 272 Box Lot, Nelson Fourteen books concerning Nelson including 'The Jubilee History of Nelson' by his Honor Lowther Broad.

1st ed. Bond, Finney & Co, Nelson 1892. 8vo. 205p. Frontis, illus, advts. Red cloth.

Well stamped by previous owner J A Packer (artificial limb mnfr), his sig. G+, 'Nelson South Island NZ', (NPPL), 1952, SC, bright wrappers, VG, Pupils of Central School, 'Nelson and its Story', (Stiles), 1931, SC, G+, Grace, 'Nelson and District', (Brett's), 1910, SC, G+, Brereton, 'Vanguard of the South', (Reed), 1952, VG/G, 'Nelson Scenes in Sunshine Province', (Nelson Provincial Progress League), 1948, SC, G+, & 8 others similar, 2 SC, generally G to G+. [14]. Est. $100 273 Box Lot, Timaru District

Numerous publications concerning Timaru and surrounding districts including 'Official Guide Timaru and Surrounding Districts'.

J E Frost, Timaru c1912. 8vo. 76p. Illus, advts, map. Red stiff boards. G. Another copy, ND, SC, G+, 'Come to Sunny Timaru' (cover title), (H Matheson), 1932, SC, G+, 'South Canterbury New Zealand', (SC Chamber of Commerce), 1926, bright Atwell type seaside cover art, SC, G, Hutton, 'Album of South Canterbury Views', (McKee), c1910, SC, G+, 'South Canterbury Women's Pictorial Vol I No 6', (Simpson & Williams), 1949, SC, G+, 'The Book of Waimate', (Waimate Advertiser), 1929, SC, FA to G, plain card bound copies of 'SC Industrial Exhibition and Winter Show' etc, c1936, SC, G+, Wedderspoon, 'Pictorial South Canterbury', (Simpson & Williams), 1924, SC, VG, plus numerous other school, church, local histories & tourist guides, some dups, SC, generally G+. Saturation coverage of an area rarely available en masse in such condition. [Num]. Est. $300 274 Box Lot, Westland

Twenty-nine publications concerning the Westland area including 'Souvenir Programme Westport Municipal Boys' Band on Tour 1945, Under the Auspices of the RSA'.

Unattributed 1945. 8vo. 4 leaves (incl wrappers). Frontis. Wrappers. G. Along with Lord, 'Greymouth District Diamond Jubilee' ('Te Wai Pounamu' at head of cover title), (DJC), c1928, SC, G, another copy, G, Greymouth Branch NCW, 'Women of Westland', (Greymouth Evening Star), 1960, 3rd, SC, VG+, Simpson, 'Fairy Tales of Westland', (GES), c1950s, SC, G+, 'A Record of 85 Years of Service by the Hokitika Volunteer Fire Brigade', (Guardian Print), 1951, SC, VG, Harrop, 'The Romance of Westland', (W & T), 1923, G+/G, Kay, 'Westland's Golden Century', (WCCNZ), 1960, SC, VG, & many other small histories similar, 2 HC, generally G+ to VG. [29].

278 Collection, Canterbury

Nine booklets including 'Records of the Canterbury Museum Vol V No 2'.

Christchurch Press, Christchurch 1946. 8vo. 52-129p. Illus. Green wrappers, VG. Another similar, 1948, G+, 2 Annual Reports, c1950s, SC, G+ to VG, & 5 others pictorial, SC, G+. [9].

279 Collection, Canterbury Nine publications including 'Tourist Guide to Christchurch, Canterbury and Westland, New Zealand, Special Exhibition Number 1906'.

J O Jameson, Christchurch 1906. 19 x 12.5cm. 256p. Illus, map, advts. Red SC. G+. Along with 'Canterbury Jubilee Industrial Exhibition Official Handbook and Catalogue', (Lyttelton Times), 1900, wrappers AF, FA, contents G, 'The Settlement and Development of Canterbury NZ', (Bradbury), 1934-35, SC, G+, Odell, 'Handbook of Arthur Pass National Park', (W & T), 1935, 1st, SC, G+, another copy, G+, & 4 others similar, SC, G to G+. [9]. Est. $100 280 Collection, Canterbury University Five publications including 'Canterbury College Capping Carnival Programme'.

Alex Wildey Printers, Christchurch 1913. 4to. 40p. Illus, advts. Pictorial card, bright.

G. Along with a bound vol of 'The Canterbury University College Review', 1 from 1921 & 2 from 1928, G+. Also Chilton, 'The Early History of the Canterbury College Dialectic Society', (W & T), 1923, inscribed by author, & 2 others similar, SC, G. [5]. *p30 281 Collection, Christchurch

An assortment of publications concerning Christchurch including guides and pictorial booklets from the nineteen twenties onwards including 'Christchurch the Cathedral City of New Zealand'.

Tanner Bros, Wellington ND. 28 x 18.5cm. Unpag. Illus. Decorated SC, cord tie.

G. Along with 'New Album of Christchurch', zigzag fold, ND, G+, Bishop, 'Guide to Greater Christchurch', (Bishop), ND, G+, another copy, SC, G+, 'Tourist Guide to Christchurch etc', (Jameson), 1906, SC, G+, 'Christmas Annual of the Star', (Lyttelton Times), 1926, full page advt for Edmonds Baking Powder, SC, FA to G, & many others assorted, 1 dup, G to G+. [c19]. Est. $100 282 Collection, Geraldine

Eight publications concerning Geraldine including 'History of the Geraldine County Centre of the New Zealand Red Cross Society 1939-1948'.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch c1948. 8vo. 46p. Pictorial wrappers. Portrait of Mrs J Mowbray Tripp. VG. Along with Kerr, 'From the Beginning', (author), 1976, 1st, VG/VG, Davey, 'Daybreak in Geraldine County', (Timaru Herald), c1952, G/ VG, another copy in stiff boards, G+, 'Souvenir Programme Geraldine Districts Celebrations', (Timaru Herald), 1950, SC, G+, 2 church histories & 1 other similar, SC, G. [8].

283 Collection, Marlborough Seven publications including 'Kei Puta Te Wairau'.

275 Christie, Reverend J C

1st ed. W & T, Christchurch 1957. 12mo. 120p. Illus, DJ. Blue cloth. VG/G. Along with Insull, 'Marlborough Place Names', (Reed), 1952, 1st, VG/G, 'Southland', (SITA), 1939, SC, bright, VG, 2 Marlborough Sounds folding brochures, 1939 & 1951, VG, & 2 other local histories, SC, VG. [7].

2nd ed. Christchurch Press, Christchurch 1929. 8vo. 148p. Port. C764. Pink card.

Portion of 2 leaves once adhered, text loss recto. AF. Est. $50

284 Collection, Oamaru Five publications concerning Oamaru including 'Municipal History of Oamaru'.

History of Waikouaiti.

276 Colenso, William

Ruahine Mountain Range In Memoriam. An Account of Visits to, and Crossings Over, the Ruahine Mountain Range, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.

1st ed. Daily Telegraph Office, Napier 1884. 8vo. 74p. 1322. Rebound. New EPs. Original wrappers within, corner loss to one, lower stained. SLF.Two papers read before the Hawke's Bay Philosophical Institute. G+. Est. $300 *p59 277 Collection, Canterbury A collection of publications concerning Canterbury including 'BelfastSpencerville Schools' Jubilee 1878 -1928', featuring a portrait of past headmaster Mr Bean.

Lyttleton Times Print, Christchurch 1928. 22 x 14cm. 15p. Illus. Brown wrappers, illus. VG. Along with 'Public Activities in Christchurch' (cover title), (Andrews, Baty), 1927, SC, many ports, G+, 'Christchurch Hospital Nursing School', (CSW), c1940s, SC, G+, Fenwick, 'The Christchurch Hospital', (Andrews, Baty), 1926, stiff boards, G+, Chiltern, 'Riccarton Bush', (Canterbury), 1924, 1st, SC, G+, another copy, FA to G, Straubel, 'Canterbury Association Pamphlets, 1848-1852', (unattributed), SC, SA with annotations, G+, Mair, 'Homes of the Pioneers', (Caxton), 1968, 2nd, VG/G+, & many others assorted, 1 dup. G to G+. [20+]. Est. $100

1st ed. Printed by Oamaru Mail Office, Oamaru 1936. 8vo. 104p. Frontis, illus. Grey wrappers, yapped. G+. Along with 'Oamaru, the Centre of the South Island', (North Otago Progress League), 1948, SC, VG, 'The News Wave, Vol I No 4', (Meikle), 1936, SC, G, & 2 others similar, SC, FA to G. [5]. Est. $50 285 Collection, Otago University

Eight publications including 'Te Korero', University of Otago Students' Monthly Magazine.

Printed by J Wilkie 1922. 4to. 36p. Illus, advts. Pictorial wrappers. G+. Along with 'Calendar', (CSW), 1957, G+, 4 capping magazines, 1934-39, 1 dup, SC, G, & 2 others similar, SC, G. [8].

286 Cresswell, Douglas Two books including 'The Story of Cheviot', with author's letter tipped in.

1st ed. Cheviot County Council 1951. 8vo. 178p. Illus, maps, DJ. C1739. Blue cloth.

G+/G+. Along with McRae, 'The Glens of Tekoa', (Raven Press), 1968, SC, G+. [2].

287 Directory, Stone's

Stone's Otago and Southland Directory and New Zealand Annual 1908.

Stone, Son & Co. Dunedin 1908. 8vo. 25cm. xxxiv, 163p. Map, fold, illus, advts. Red cloth. 'Thwaites, John, asstnt light kpr, Cromarty'. G. Est. $100

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288 Ephemera, Ballantyne's Fire

1941: 'But men of action are not always men of words and soldiers cannot be expected to carry portfolios of scenic photographs of their homeland. This is where we help.' Generally G+. [70+]. *p30

YMCA, Christchurch 1947. 8vo. 4 leaves. Illus. Cream card, Optimists' orange/blue insignia to front.

301 Magazine, Otago High School Otago High School Magazine. Special [Boer] War Number, July 1900.

Optimists' Club of New Zealand 21st Birthday Anniversary Evening souvenir, with a printed amendment 'Postponed because of the tragic fire with the loss of forty-one lives [etc]'.

289 Ephemera, Collie Dog Trials

Waitaki Collie Dog Club Programme of the Jubilee Trials at Hakataramea.

Oamaru Mail, Oamaru 1935. 8vo. 20p. Green wrappers. Cover title Jubilee Meeting 1885-1935. Includes Class IIIa Huntaway and Slew (Maiden Dogs). G. 290 Ephemera, EPS

Instruction booklet for EPS (Emergency Precaution Scheme), Timaru.

302 Magazine, Pioneer

An assortment of South Island magazines including nine issues of 'The Pioneer', one depicting Parr's Windmill (per W Ferrier).

Timaru Herald, Timaru cWWII. 8vo. Unpag. Map (fold). Brown card titled in red.

Wardens entered as Waugh & Wills. 'A Clergyman will be on duty at Each Dressing Station'. G.

ODT, Dunedin 1905-1906. 8vo. Illus, advts. Pictorial wrappers. G. Along with a bound vol of 'The Defender', Vol I Nos 1 to 6, (Timaru Herald), 1909, G, & a bound vol of 'The Young Dominion', (Timaru Herald), 1907, G. [11+].

291 Ephemera, Waipiata Sanatorium The Tatler, Magazine of the Waipiata Sanatorium, No 1.

303 Magazine, Timaruvian

Unattributed 1937. 4to. 12p. Illus, advts. Blue wrappers. Includes early history of Sanatorium. G+.

292 Gifford, W H & H Bradney Williams A Centennial History of Tauranga.

1st ed. Tauranga Centennial Com 1940. 8vo. 351p. Illus, map (fold), DJ. Green cloth.

G+/G. 293 Gray, Arthur J

An Ulster Plantation, The Story of the Katikati Settlement.

2nd ed. Reed, Wellington 1950. 8vo. xvi, 153p. Frontis, illus, map (fold). Red cloth.

G+/FA. Est. $50 294 Guthrie-Smith, W Herbert

Tutira, The Story of a New Zealand Sheep Station.

3rd ed. Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh 1953. 8vo. xxxi, 444p. Frontis, illus, maps (incl fold). G982. Blue cloth. G+/FA. 295 Hall-Jones, Frederick

Fourteen books concerning the South Island including 'Kelly of Inverkelly'.

1st ed. Southland Historical Committee 1944. 8vo. vii, 192p. Illus, map. H98. Blue cloth. G. Along with same author, 'Historical Southland', (H & J Smith), 1945, G+ to VG, 'Jubilee of Waikaka Valley', (Gore), c1924, SC, G, Wilson & Fraser, 'The Book of Pioneers', (Ensign), 1936, G+ to VG, 'Records of the Gore and Surrounding Districts' Early Settlers' Assn', (Gore), 1927-1953, 3 dup (Feb 1953), SC, G+ to VG, & 4 others similar, SC, G+. [14]. Est. $200 296 Hart, George Robert Stray Leaves from the Canterbury Settlement.

1st ed. Printed at the office of 'The Press', Christchurch [1886]. 8vo. 52p. 3 plates (1 fold). 2491. Original wrappers. Considerable loss to front corners, spine fold taped.

Extremities chipped. Pencilled markings to margins. At head of title 'Canterbury Caledonian Society', lion insignia. Ex CCS. Rare. Cover FA, contents G+.

297 Hocken, T M

Contributions to the Early History of New Zealand (Settlement of Otago).

1st ed. Sampson Low, Marston, London 1898. 8vo. 22.5cm. xiii, 342p. Illus, maps (incl fold). H1003. Blue cloth. FA to G.

Nine issues of 'The Timaruvian, Magazine of the Timaru Boys' High School'.

Foden & Co, Timaru 1931-1944. 8vo. Illus. Blue mottled card bar one. Portrait in 1931 issue of old boy W A Strang, Captain of All Blacks. Group drama portraits etc. 1 dup.

G to G+. [9].

304 Mannering, G E Eleven books concerning South Island mountain areas including 'The Franz Josef Glacier New Zealand' by G E Mannering.

1st ed. Printed by W & T, Christchurch 1931. 28.5 x 21.5cm. Unpag. Illus. M770.

Pictorial SC. G. Along with same details, 'Mt Cook and Its Glaciers', SC, G+, Preston, 'Out and About in Queenstown', (Reed), 1975, 1st, SC, G+, 'Eichardts Hotel Menu', c1930s, SC, G+, & 7 others similar, 1 dup (Whites Aviation), SC, mostly G. [11]. Est. $100 *p30 305 Map, Canterbury Map of Part of the Canterbury Settlement. Part coloured, showing Native Reserves, the township of Lyttelton (present day Christchurch) with swamps to right. c1850. Cloth backed, folding to boards with mounted paper title label. 68.5 x 102cm.

Day & Son Lith to Queen. From Ashley District to Lincoln District. Victoria Harbour, Sandhills etc. Label of Trelawney Wm Saunders, Wholesale & Retail Mapseller, Charing Cross. 'George S C Dashwood 5 November 1851' to label. VG. Est. $1000 *p2 306 May, Philip Ross

The West Coast Gold Rushes.

2nd (rev) ed. Pegasus Press, Christchurch 1967. 8vo. 559p. Illus, maps, DJ. Black cloth. G+/G. 307 McHutcheson, William Four publications concerning Fiordland including 'Camp-Life in Fiordland, New Zealand', inscribed to Mr & Mrs Mervyn Mitchel with the author's love.

1st ed. Govt Printer/Lyon & Blair, Wellington 1892. 8vo. ix, 134p. Frontis, 14 plates, advts, map (fold). M285. Green cloth. VG. Along with Miller, 'West to the Fiords', (WSHC), 1954, G+/G, 'New Zealand's Fiordland', (GTB), c1930s, SC, G+, & 1 other similar, G+/G+. [4]. Est. $50 308 McNab, Robert

Three books including 'Murihiku and the Southern Islands'.

298 Magazine, Cappicade

1st ed. William Smith (Printer), Invercargill 1907. 8vo. xiii, 377p. Illus, map. M569.

Grey cloth. Typed enclosure. G+. Along with same author, 'Historical Records of New Zealand', in 2 vols, (Govt Print), 1908 & 1914, G+. [3]. Est. $200

Hutcheson, Bowman & Stewart Ltd, Wellington 1957. 8vo. 64p. Illus, advts. Pictorial wrappers. Cast of 'Up the Pole' includes Victor O'Leary. G+.

309 Mills, Dick & Co Mills, Dick & Co's Otago, Southland and South Canterbury Almanac & Directory, 1906.

Cappicade, Victoria University Capping Magazine. List of thank yous includes 'Jaques K Bumster'.

299 Magazine, Christchurch South Intermediate Flight, A Magazine of Original Work.

Boys of the School, Christchurch South Intermediate 1940. 8vo. Unpag. Illus. Pictorial card. Lino-cuts, fine colours. G+ to VG. *p19 300 Magazine, Journeys

Seventy plus issues of 'Journeys, A Magazine of Travel in the South Islands of New Zealand', from August 1941 to November 1956.

South Islands Travel Assn, Christchurch 1941+. 4to. Illus, advts. Coloured wrappers.

No 2, August 1941, to No 63, November 1956. Many duplicates. Preface, August

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ODT, Dunedin 1900. 8vo. 36p. Illus, many ports. Grey card, coloured flags centre front.

'This issue is an Extra Number, it will not be sent to our Subscribers unless ordered.'

Regarding Major A W Robin, age 39: 'Proceeded to Wellington in same month to take charge of First New Zealand Contingent for active service in South Africa.' G.

Bethunes at Webb's

Mills, Dick & Co, Dunedin 1906. 12mo. 256p. Advts. Red cloth. Extra advertorial TP on red card includes Mrs E B Miller's Cookery Book. G. 310 Napier Jubilee Celebrations Committee

Two books concerning Napier including 'The Jubilee Book of the Borough of Napier 1874-1924'.

1st ed. Printed by Dinwiddie, Walker & Co, Napier 1924. 4to. xii, 92p. Illus (incl fold).

N31. Pictorial wrappers. G+. Along with Taylor, 'The Miracle of the Ahuriri Lagoon', (Blundell), inscribed by C R H Taylor 1956, SC, G+. [2]. Est. $80

311 Newspaper, Lyttelton Times The Lyttelton Times. A broken run from first issue, Jan 11, 1851 (possible facsimile), to June 2, 1855, many with 'Supplements'.

Lyttleton Times, Christchurch 1851-1855. Advts. 3 versions of Vol I No 1, each a different size. Some browning and dampstaining, the occasional page detached. Cut out noticed. Collection appears disbound. An old list headed 'Papers in this bundle' mounted to brown paper. Verso includes ref to '25 reprints to author c/- Miss R W Todhunter, Home Science Dept, University Office'. Electoral Roll printed in one issue.

Names include Joseph Dulac, Farmer, Akaroa, & Hyppolite Gendrot, the same. The newspaper had been planned in Oxford by the printer Ingram Shrimpton, who sent out his son with two printers and an apprentice, together with all their printing requirements. An opporturnity to peruse the actual publications from over 160 years ago. AF. FA to G. [80+].

312 Newspaper, Taranaki

Taranaki Herald March 11, 1879.

Taranaki Herald, New Plymouth 1879. 38.5 x 50.5cm. Advts. Bifolium. FX. 'In Bankruptcy. In the Estate of John Munro Saddler.' AF. FA. 313 Norman, W H

Journals of the Voyage and Proceedings of HMCS 'Victoria' in Search of Shipwrecked People at the Auckland and Other Islands. Compiled by Captain W H Norman and Thomas Musgrave.

319 Ponder, W Frank

A Labyrinth of Waterways, signed by author.

Ltd ed. Wenlock House, Christchurch 1986. Folio. vii, 168p. Illus, maps, DJ. Grey cloth.

No 108/1500. VG/G+. Est. $50 320 Prospectus, Tongariro Two items including 'Prospectus of the Tongariro Park Tourist Co Ltd', cover title 'The Chateau'.

Unattributed c1928. 4to. 15p. Illus. Cream card, mounted illus to front. G. Along with 'Mt Ruapehu New Zealand in Eruption' (cover title), ND, SC, G+. [2].

321 Provincial Government Land Regulations of the Province of Canterbury, New Zealand, as Amended.

Authority of Provincial Government, Christchurch 1862. 8vo. 29p. Blue wrappers.

POS. Content includes Compensation Lands. 'Whereas it is desirable that private persons should be enabled to receive portions of Waste Land in exchange for private lands taken for roads or for other public purposes.' Rare. VG. 322 Provincial Government Two volumes of 'Province of Canterbury, New Zealand, Journal of Proceedings of the Provincial Council' including Vol I, Sessions I to X, 27th September 1853 to 3rd December 1858.

Charles Lucas, Christchurch 1864. Folio. xxi, 303p. Blue paper-covered boards.

Dampstained. FA to G. Along with Session XXIII, 30th May to 7th June 1865. Many maps present including 'Route to Goldfields', sketch section of Arthur's Pass, Otira, tunnel shown. 12 illus leaves, the first captioned 'Valley of the Hurunui'. G. [2].

1st ed. John Ferres, Govt Printer, Melbourne [1866]. 8vo. 45p. Frontis (map, fold).

4282. Green wrapper, upper only. Considerable loss at wrapper head, less to one corner and extremities. Folding map printed date December 1865. Expedition organised by the Government of Victoria to search (unsuccessfully) for the two survivors of the wreck of the Grafton left on the Auckland Islands. Cover AF, FA. Contents G+ to VG. Est. $200

323 Railway League Executive Committee East & West Coast and Nelson Railway.

314 Norris, H C M

1st ed. Printed at the Office of the Lyttelton Times, Christchurch 1886. 8vo. xxv, 408p.

Lacking wrappers. Appendices (lviii) follow text. Contents G+. AF. Est. $100

Six publications concerning Waikato including 'Settlers in Depression'.

1st ed. Paul's Book Arcade, Hamilton 1964. 8vo. 246p. Illus, DJ. Blue cloth. G+/G. Along with Cartwright, 'Souvenir of Hamilton, NZ', (Bond's), c1920s, zigzag fold postcards, G+, Brander, 'Hamilton and the Waikato', (PBA), c1960s, SC, G+, Vennell & Williams, 'Raglan County Hills and Sea', (W & H), 1976, 1st, G+/G+, & 2 others similar, SC, G+. [6].

315 Ogilvie, Elisabeth

Ten plus publications concerning Banks Peninsula including 'Purau'.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1970. 8vo. 99p. Illus, DJ. Green cloth. G+/G+.

Along with SC bound collection of booklets including 'Come to Akaroa', (Akaroa Advancement Assn), c1920s, G, & others similar. Also Vangioni, 'Old Maori Place Names Round Akaroa Harbour', (unattributed), ND, SC, G+, & Ault, 'History of the Akaroa Parish', (Akaroa Mail), c1951, SC, SA, G, another copy, G, & others similar, SC, G to G+. [10+].

316 Parker et al (Editors) Ten books concerning Timaru and surrounding areas including 'Timaru Centenary 1868-1968'.

1st ed. Christopher E Dawson, Timaru [1968]. 8vo. 119p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Red cloth.

G+/G+ to VG. Along with Blakiston, 'My Yesteryears', (Timaru Herald), 1952, 1st, SC, G, Pinney, 'Early South Canterbury Runs', (Reed), G/G, Meek, 'Station Days in Maoriland', (Oamaru Mail), 1952, 1st, SC, VG, Shirres, 'Sailing Ships and Sheep Stations', (Photo Process), 1964, 1st, G+ to VG, Hall-Jones, 'Early Timaru', (SHC), 1956, SC, G, Evans, 'Waikaka Saga', (WHC), c1962, marked 'File Copy', G+/FA, Monaghan, 'A Joy Forever', (H Tombs), 1945, 1st, 18 sigs & sketch on half title, G+/G, & 2 others similar, G to G+. [10]. Est. $100 317 Paulin, Robert

The Wild West Coast of New Zealand.

1st ed. Thoburn, London 1889. 12mo. viii, 121p. Frontis. 4499. Decorated brown cloth.

Number inked to FFEP, offset (4cm). CB. Extremities worn. Light soiling to boards.

Subtitle: 'A Summer Cruise in the "Rosa"'. A very tidy copy of a scarce first edition. G+ to VG. Est. $200

324 Russell, Montague Six publications concerning the north including 'Russell and the Bay of Islands'.

1st ed. Printed by Smethurst at the Newmarket Printing House 1931. 8vo. 47p. Illus, advts. Pictorial card, Mangopare Maori motif to front. G+. Along with 'The Beautiful Bay of Islands', (Luminary Print, Kawakawa), c1910, SC, G+, 'Souvenir Programme Scottish-Nova Scotian Centennial at Waipu', (Waipu Cent C), 1953, chairman Don McKay, SC, G+, & 3 others similar, 2 HC, G+. [6]. Est. $80 325 Smith, S Percy The Kermadec Islands, Their Capabilities and Extent.

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1887. 8vo. 29p. Frontis (map, fold), 15 plates (2 col, incl 1 fold). 5213. Brown printed wrappers. Cover extremities heavily chipped.

Early paper repair to spine. 'Page 26' handwritten at head of cover title. A detailed descriptive and historical account prompted by the annexation of the group on 17 August 1886. Rare. Binding FA, contents G. Est. $400 326 Stewart, W Downie

Fourteen books concerning the South Island including 'Brief History of the Dunedin Club', inscribed by Mary Downie Stewart (sister of author).

CSW, Dunedin c1948. 12mo. 43p. Frontis, illus. Cream stiff boards. G. Along with Scott, 'Reminiscences of a New Chum in Otago', (Timaru Herald), 1922, SC, G+, Parkes & Hislop, 'Taieri Mouth', (OHB), 1980, SC, SA, VG, Stevenson, 'Maori and Pakeha in North Otago', (Reed), ND, SA, stiff boards, 'Records of Early Riverton and Districts', (Southland Times), 1937, 1st, SC, letter mounted, FA to G, White, 'Tidemarks at Otakou', (J McIndoe), 1931, 1st, SC, G+, & 8 others similar, 3 SC, G to G+. [14]. Est. $100 327 Studholme, E C Te Waimate, Early Station Life in New Zealand, with two letters from the author within, one concerning rock drawings.

1st ed. Reed, Dunedin c1940. 8vo. xx, 299p. Frontis, illus, maps, DJ. S1863. Blue cloth. Clippings mounted. A unique copy. G+/G.

318 'Pioneer Daughter of Taranaki'

328 Talbot, Thorpe Two books including 'The New Guide to the Lakes and Hot Springs, and, A Month in Hot Water'.

Printed by McLeod & Slade, New Plymouth c1930s. 8vo. 23p. Illus. Pictorial SC. G+.

Along with Wood, 'From Plymouth to New Plymouth', (Reed), 1959, 1st, VG/G+, & McLeod, '100 Years, A Century of Progress in North Taranaki, NZ', (McLeod & Slade), 1939, SC, VG. [3].

1st ed. Wilson & Horton (Printers) Auckland 1882. 8vo. vi, 102p. Frontis, plates.

5445. Illustration of Lake House, Ohinemutu on back wrapper. VG. Along with 'The Newest Guide to the Hot Lakes' by 'A Man Constantly in Hot Water', (W & H), c1880s, wrappers, the first page annotated as though for later edition (Captain Way becomes W Henshaw), VG. [2]. Est. $200

Three publications including 'They Know Not New Zealand Who Do Not Taranaki Know' (cover title).

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329 Thomson, Mrs Charles Twelve Years in Canterbury, New Zealand.

1st ed. Sampson, Low & Marston, London [1867]. 12mo. xiv, 226p. 5539. Maroon cloth, decorated. G+. Est. $50 330 Tracy, Mona

339 Ashby, Ted Two books including 'Phantom Fleet, The Scows and Scowmen of Auckland'.

1st ed. Simpson & Williams, Christchurch 1927. 19 x 12.5cm. 40p. Illus. Brown card.

Illustrations include Sir George Grey's Fountain. G+.

1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1975. 4to. xii, 167p. Illus, DJ. Beige cloth. G+/G. Along with Furniss, 'Servants of the North', (Reed), 1977, 1st, G/G. [2]. Est. $50

331 Waikakahi Settlement

340 Beaglehole, J C The Life of Captain James Cook.

Historic Kawau.

Three publications including 'The Waikakahi Settlement, Canterbury, New Zealand, 20th March, 1899.

Govt Printer, Wellington 1899. 8vo. 75p. Illus, maps (incl fold). Pink wrappers, lower repaired at spine fold. Illustrations from photos by Ferrier. G+. Another copy, lacks folding maps, AF, FA, & 'Waikakahi Clearing Sale April 5, 1899', (Lyttelton Times), 1899, lacks front wrapper, AF, FA. [3]. Est. $50 332 Ward, John

New Zealand. Nelson, The Latest Settlement of the New Zealand Company.

1st ed. Smith, Elder & Co, London 1842. 8vo. 44p. 5868. Self wrappers, stitched to left. Includes publisher's list of 'Works on New Zealand' (4p). The Company's Secretary apparently masquerading as the sympathetic potential immigrant. G+. Est. $300 333 Ward, Louis E (Compiler)

Nine publications concerning the Wellington area including 'Early Wellington'.

1st ed. W & T [1929]. 4to. 544p. Illus, plan (in back pocket), DJ. W333. Green cloth, illustrated. Order form laid in. G+/G. Along with Lawlor, 'More Wellington Days', (W & T), 1962, 1st, VG/G, 'Souvenir of Wellington', (Tanner Bros), ND, SC, G, Carie, 'Pictorial History of Masterton', (Daily Times), c1954, SC, G, & 5 others similar, 1 dup, 1 HC, G to G+. [9]. Est. $100 334 Weston, F W

Diamond Jubilee Souvenir. Thames Goldfields.

1st ed. Thames Star, Thames 1927. 8vo. 272p. Frontis, illus, advts. W892. Pictorial wrappers. VG+. Est. $50 335 Whangarei Chamber of Commerce

Facts for Home Seekers in the North, with lively annotations.

1st ed. Whangarei Chamber of Commerce 1910. 8vo. 64p. Illus, advts. Cream wrappers. 'Damn lie Tom's a kidder' etc annotated to Northern Advocate advt. Ernest de Tourret illustrated advt, Meyer as manager Kamo Hotel, Frodsham Gum Merchant, Bain & Christian Land & Estate agents, etc. Rare. G. 336 Willis, A D

Two publications including 'Collotype Views of Wanganui River'.

1st ed. Willis, Wanganui c1895. 22.5 x 14.5cm. Illus TP, 10 plates. Pictorial card. VG. Along with Chapple & Veitch, 'Sidelights on Wanganui History', (Wanganui Herald), 1940, SC, G+ to VG. [2]. Est. $80

MARITIME 337 [Murray, H]

Adventures of British Seamen. Constable's Miscellany Vol IV.

Constable, Edinburgh 1827. 16mo. xi, 353p. Frontis. Blue cloth. SABR. CB. SS. Boards soiled. Interior dampstained. Pages wrinkled, rough cut and uneven. Full title, 'Adventures of British Seamen in the Southern Ocean, Displaying the Striking Contrasts which the Human Character Exhibits in an Uncivlized State'. Ex Hocken Library. AF. G. Est. $200 338 Anson, George A Voyage Round the World, in the Years MDCCXL, I, II, III, IV. By George Anson, Esq, Commander in Chief of a Squadron of His Majesty's Ships, Sent Upon an Expedition to the South-Seas. Compiled from Papers and Other Materials of the Right Honorable George Lord Anson, and Published Under His Direction by Richard Walter [etc].

1st ed. Printed for the Author by John and Paul Knapton, London 1748. 21.5 x 26.5cm.

417p. Maps, charts, views (fold). Modern rebinding. New EPs. 'Directions to the Bookbinder, for placing the Copper-Plates' follow text. All plates (42) present. Closed tears to a few maps with old repairs, extremities worn. Plate 32 (Acapulco) & facing page carry small splash marks. Paper aged. SLF throughout, plates mostly clear.

Page 319 misnumbered 219. Numerical annotations to list of subscribers. 'E Earle Vaile Oct/36 Auckland' pencilled to TP. From the introduction: 'We took besides

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many letters sent from persons employed by the Government to their friends and correspondents, which were frequently filled with narrations of public business, and sometimes contained undisguised animadversions on the views and conduct of their superiors.' G. Est. $1500

Bethunes at Webb's

1st ed. A & C Black, London 1974. 8vo. xi, 760p. Frontis, illus, maps, DJ. Dark blue cloth. G+/G+ to VG. 341 Brosses, Charles de (Main Author) Terra Australis Cognita, or, Voyages to the Terra Australis, or Southern Hemisphere, During the Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Centuries [etc]. In 3 vols.

Printed for A Donaldson, and sold at his shops in London and Edinburgh 1766-1768.

8vo. Vol I: [vi], viii, 516p. Map (fold). Vol II: ii, [3]-692p. Map (fold). Vol III: iv, 745p.

Map (fold). Ornately gilt spines. Raised bands, compartments centred by fleurons. ID to all, more so to Vol II (including map). Dampstaining to last 2 leaves & lower board of Vol I. Vol I joints cracked, other joints weak. Other minor imperfections. All 3 vols carry the book plate of W H de Luen. From address to the reader: 'The Editor flatters himself, that the following Journals, (many of which never appeared in English before) may be of Use to advance the Knowledge of Geography and Navigation; and thus tend to promote the Commercial Interests of Great Britain, and extend her Naval Power.' AF. FA to G. Est. $2500 *p59 342 Clerke, Charles (Attributed to)

A Voyage Round the World, in His Majesty's Ship the Dolphin, Commanded by the Honourable Commodore Byron [etc]. Together with an Accurate Account of Seven Islands in the South Seas. By an Officer on Board the Said Ship. The Second Edition.

2nd ed. Printed for J Newbery etc, London 1767. 8vo. [iv], 186p. Frontis, 2 plates.

Rebound to style (early 19th century). Replacement EPs. Textblock browned. SLF. 'Robert John Blesard, May 1832' inked to FFEP. 'Unus e Libris, Thos Blesard de Guisley, Book anno Domini 1783' inked to frontis verso. 'Thos Blesard Guisley 1783' at head of TP. Few tidy notes/corrections in black ink (faded). Frontis depicts sailor giving an impossibly sized Patagonian couple some biscuit for their child. This famous unauthorised account of Byron's voyage was published anonymously, but it is usually attributed to midshipman Charles Clerke who later sailed on all three of Cook's voyages, taking command of the third voyage after Cook's death. A handsome copy.

G. Est. $2000 *p2 343 Collection, New Zealand Maritime

Six books chiefly concerning New Zealand maritime history including 'History of Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Ltd, 1875-1940'.

1st ed. Printed by CSW, Wellington 1940. 8vo. 55p. Frontis, illus. Blue cloth.

Complimentary copy. USSCNZ letter (5 lines) signed 'Leslie' mounted, trimmed.

Lower board soiled. G. Along with Bowen, 'Flag of the Southern Cross', (Shaw, Savill), 1939, 1st, G, Waters, 'Richardsons of Napier', (Richardson), 1959, 1st, VG/G, & 3 others similar, G to G+. [6].

344 Hattin, L E

Histoire Pittoresque des Voyages dans les Cinq Parties du Monde, Tome Cinquieme.

Chez Martial Ardant Freres, Paris 1843. 4to. 512p. Frontis, illus, map (fold). Half bound, red marbled boards. Spine divided into five compartments. SABR. CB. Boards exposed, with some loss to upper left rear corner. Binding detached. Marbled EPs. FX. 12 hand-coloured plates depicting native inhabitants, inlcuding New Zealand, Tonga, and Hawaii. Proctective tissue missing from most illustrations. Some staining to text block. Text in French. AF. FA. Est. $800 *p59 345 Low, Charles R

Three books including 'Captain Cook's Three Voyages Round the World', edited by Charles R Low.

R ed. George Routledge, London ND. 8vo. 512p. Frontis. Pictorial blue cloth. G. Along with Purves, 'Voyages Round the World of Captain James Cook', (Nimmo), c1892, G, & Kippis, 'A Narrative of the Voyages Round the World', (Bickers), 1893, G+. [3]. Est. $50

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346 Mavor, William (Editor)

Ten of twenty-eight volumes of 'A General Collection of Voyages and Travels', including Vol IV featuring a portrait of Captain James Cook.

New ed. Printed for Richard Phillips, London 1809+. 16mo. 3756+p over the 10 vols.

Illus (incl fold), maps (incl fold). Half bound, marbled boards. CB. SABR. Textblock extremities browned & worn. Age soiled. Preface Vol I: 'But by extending the bounds of knowledge we increased at the same time the empire of happiness'. Last chapter of Vol IV includes 'Horrid Custom of the Inhabitants, Remarkable Melody of Birds, A Visit to a Heppah, and many other Particulars'. AF. G to G+. Est. $100 347 M'Gavin, Reverend James R

The Loss of the Australia, A Narrative of the Loss of the Brig Australia, by Fire, on Her Voyage from Leith to Sydney.

Robert Carter & Brothers, New York 1860. 16mo. 98p. Green cloth. Carters' Fireside Library embossed front & back. CB. FX. POS. Some dampstaining to textblock extremities. Coin rubbings to RFEP. Apart from the religious overtones, it gives a very interesting detailed account of the disaster and subsequent rescue etc. G. Est. $200 348 Moseley, H N

Notes by a Naturalist, An Account of Observations Made During the Voyage of HMS 'Challenger' Round the World in the Years 1872-1876.

Titanic.

1st ed. Grant Richards, London 1912. 8vo. 204p. Frontis, table. Brown cloth, pictorially gilt at head of title. CB. SABR. Hinges cracked. EPs & all edges browned. Minor pencilled markings to a few pages. Neat gift inscriptions on front free endpaper & half title. Textblock clean. Coloured frontis signed N W (Norman Wilkinson).

Publisher's catalogue follows text. London: Strangeways Printers as colophon. 'There were many kinds of men there - not every kind, for it is not every man who can pay from fifty to eight hundred guineas for a four days' journey; but most kinds of men and women who can afford to do that were represented here.' G. Est. $500 *p19

POLAR 355 Nansen, Fridtjof

Fridtjof Nansen's 'Farthest North', Being the Record of a Voyage of Exploration of the Ship 'Fram' 1893-96 and of a Fifteen Months' Sleigh Journey by Dr Nansen and Lieut Johansen. With an Appendix by Otto Sverdrup Captain of the 'Fram'. In 2 vols.

Two books including 'Captain Cook's Hawaii'.

1st English ed. Newnes, London 1898. 8vo. 23cm. Vol I: xv, 48p. Frontis, 60 plates (1 col), maps (1 col fold). Vol II: viii, 456p. Frontis, 51 plates, illus. Rebound. New EPs. Closed tear to folded map. 'About 120 full page and numerous text illustrations and coloured plate in facsimile from Dr Nansen's own sketches.' A handsome set. G+. *p15

1st ed. Millwood Press Wellington 1975. 26 x 23cm. 216p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Black cloth. DJPC. G+/G+. Along with Beaglehole, 'The Death of Captain Cook', (ATL), 1979, 1st, DJPC, G+/G+. [2].

356 Scott, Captain Robert F Scott's Last Expedition, in 2 vols.

R ed. J Murray, London 1892. 8vo. xxiv, 540p. Frontis, illus, map (col fold). Quarter cloth. G+. Est. $50 349 Murray-Oliver, Anthony

350 Narbrough, Sir John

An Account of Several Late Voyages and Discoveries. I. Sir John Narbrough's Voyage to the South-Sea [etc]. II. Captain J Tasman's Discoveries on the Coast of the South Terra Incognita. III. Captain J Wood's Attempt to Discover a North-East Passage to China. IV. F Marten's Observations Made in Greenland [etc].

2nd ed. Printed for D Brown etc, London 1711. 8vo. VP. Frontis map (fold), plates (incl fold), maps. Contemporary binding. Raised spine bands, applied crimson title label in second compartment. Detached boards each with decorative panel. Surface loss to bumped corners. Pellet shaped hole (1.5cm) to upper board. Textblock dampstained, extremities browned. Lacks one map. Neat old repairs to map entitled 'Map of North East and North West Parts of the Pole'. Clipping to rear pastedown.

From the introduction: 'Dirk Rembrandtse about 15 or 16 Years ago publish'd in Low Dutch, a short Relation out of the Journal of Captain Abel Jansen Tasman upon his Discoveries of the South Terra Incognita in the Year 1642, to the Southward of Nova Hollandia, Vandeman's Land, &c.' AF. FA to G. Est. $2000

1st ed. Smith, Elder, London 1913. 8vo. Vol I: xxvi, 633p. Frontis, 10 col plates, illus, map (fold), 2 panoramas. Vol II: xiv, 534p. Frontis, 7 col plates, illus, maps (7 fold).

Blue cloth. CB. SABR. SLF. Extremities worn. Rough cut edges browned. Vol II lacks one col plate (of April sunset from Hut Point). 1 plate & 2 maps detached. AF. G to G+.

[2]. Est. $200 357 Villers A J

To the Frozen South.

1st ed. Davies Brothers, Hobart 1924. 4to. 96p. Illus, map. Quarter cloth, blue stiff boards. Lower board detached. SLF. AF. FA to G. Est. $150

NATURAL HISTORY 358 [Jones, Mrs Stanley]

Handbook to the Ferns of New Zealand, chiefly compiled from Dr Hooker's 'Flora Novae Zealandiae' [etc].

351 Skelton, R A (Editor) Charts & Views. Drawn by Cook and his Officers and reproduced from the Original Manuscripts.

John Varty, Auckland 1861. 8vo. 32p. 2457. Green wrappers. Extremities worn.

'Proceeds to be devoted to the fund for defraying expenses incurred in the erection of St Mary's Church, Parnell'. G+. Est. $200 *p19

Published for the Hakluyt Society, Cambridge 1955. Folio. Maps (fold). Folding maps, plus list (viii), in wallet style folder bound in blue cloth. SABR. CB. Lacks paper sleeve.

A clean, fresh copy. G+.

359 Ashcroft, James

352 Tasman, Abel Janszoon Abel Janszoon Tasman's Journal of His Discovery of Van Diemen's Land and New Zealand in 1642, with Documents Relating to His Exploration of Australia in 1644, Being Photo-Lithographic Facsimiles of the Original Manuscript in the Colonial Archives at The Hague, with an English Translation and Facsimiles of Original Maps to Which Are Added Life and Labours of Abel Janszoon Tasman

by J E Heeres and Observations Made with the Compass on Tasman's Voyage

by Dr W van Bemmelen.

1st ed. Amsterdam, Frederik Muller & Co 1898. Facs journal incl maps & drawings (part col): 98 leaves. English text: 59, 163, 21p. Loose maps. T107. Full vellum. Gilt ruled border. Green ribbon tufts only. General soiling to binding. EPs browned, FX. Textblock SLF. CB. From the preface: 'This is not the place to point out the numerous mistakes to be found in Swart's edition. It must at the same time be admitted that his misreadings of the original MS are for the greater part excusable, although it cannot be denied that his text shows a few errors of a very odd kind.' G+. Est. $2500 *p2 353 Watson, Frederick

Four publications concerning James Cook including 'Lieutenant James Cook', inscribed to Downes from R McNab.

1st ed. Angus & Robertson, Sydney 1933. 8vo. 37p. Stiff cover over plain card. G+.

Along with Zimmerman, 'Zimmerman's Account of the Third Voyage of Captain Cook', (Govt Print), 1926, ATL letter & photocopies laid in (Zachary Hicks log), G+, Synge, 'Captain Cook's Voyages Round the World', (Nelson), 1900, R, G, & Roberts, 'The Endeavour', (P Owen), 1954, G+/G. [4].

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354 Young, Filson

Bethunes at Webb's

The Auriferous Resources of Otago and Southland.

Printed by G R Smith, ODT, Dunedin 1889. 8vo. 24p. Original wrappers. Subtitled, 'With some references to other minerals'. G. Est. $100 360 Box Lot, Natural History Thirty-two publications including 'The Mystery of the Moa'.

1st ed. The Board of Maori Ethnological Research, New Plymouth 1931. 8vo. 357p.

Frontis, illus, maps. B1674. Red cloth. G+. Along with Stonehouse, 'Birds of the New Zealand Shore', (Reed), 1968, 1st, VG/G+, Soper, 'More New Zealand Bird Portraits', (W & T), 1965, 1st, F/VG+, 17 issues of 'Forest & Bird', (RFBPS), 1939-1980, wrappers, G to G+, & 12 others assorted on NZ horses, tuatara, etc, 5 SC, G+. [32].

Est. $100 361 Dobbie, H B New Zealand Ferns.

2nd ed. W & T, Auckland 1921. 8vo. 394p. Frontis, illus. D419. Green cloth, pictorially gilt. SS. SABR. Floral gilt embellished EPs. Some fern specimens laid in. G to G+. Est. $50 362 Downey, J F Quartz Reefs of the West Coast Mining District, New Zealand.

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1928. 8vo. 144p. Maps & plans. Grey wrappers.

Surface dampstaining to spine & lower wrapper. Contents include 'Painkiller Group Western Lode-Series'. G+.

363 Fern Album, Eric Craig

New Zealand Ferns and Fern Allies, a folding album gifted to Mary, Christmas 1885.

Eric Craig, Auckland c1885. 15 x 19cm. Craig title on yellow paper label to front.

'12 Varieties of' handwritten at head of title. Folded cover soiled with chipped extremities. The ferns 'collected dried & mounted' by Eric Craig are arranged in three tiers, the corners of the backing card slotted to heavy brown card. Fold line tears. Three handwritten captions (incl Pteris scaberula, Marathei frascinea) others on paper, mounted. Backing paper foxed, some small losses to arrangements. The presenter of the gift 'J W F'. FA to G. Est. $800 *p27 364 Fern Album, Mary Anne Armstrong

New Zealand Ferns, mounted and botanically named by Mrs C C Armstrong, Dunedin.

c1889. Purple cloth, zigzag fold. Yellow ticket with mounting attribution front cover verso. Names handwritten at head of pages. Paper guards tipped to most. Seven arrangements including 'Dicksonia Antarctica' and 'Asplenium Rickardie'. Some small losses to ferns. Armstrong won prize medals for her New Zealand ferns. Bagnall 129: 'Wife of Charles Clark Armstrong, hotel proprietor in Dunedin 1861?-1886 before returning to Melbourne, her herbarium is in the Botanical Museum and Herbarium, Copenhagen.' She died in 1912. Fragile. AF. FA to G. G. Est. $500 *p27 365 Fern Album, T Cranwell

An album of New Zealand Ferns, gifted by Alex H Shipley, Auckland.

Prepared and mounted by T Cranwell, Parnell 1876. 21 x 28cm. Decorated wooden boards, detached. Lacks back strip. Page extremities browned. Gift inscription to Breck from Shipley (Feb 1876) verso of detached FFEP. Thirty pages of arranged specimens, some losses to these. Botanical names mounted. An Alexander H Shipley was appointed American Consul at Auckland in 1886. Binding FA, contents G. Est. $800 366 Fern Album, W R Russell

An album of New Zealand Ferns, compiled by W[illiam?] R[ussell?] Russell, 58th Regiment, Auckland.

371 Harvey, Norman B Two copies of 'New Zealand Botanical Paintings', with text by E J Godley.

1st ed. W & T, Christchurch 1969. Folio. 88p. Frontis, 40 col plates (mounted), DJ. Green cloth. In slip case. G+/G and G+/G+. [2].

372 Hochstetter, Ferdinand von & A Petermann

The Geology of New Zealand, In Explanation [etc]. Inscribed to Julius Vogel with Dr Hector's compliments.

1st ed. T Delattre, Auckland 1864. 8vo. 113p. 2625. Red stiffened cloth. Leighton's binding ticket. Upper board loose, old tape line at head. G. Est. $200 373 Meuller, F

The Vegetation of the Chatham-Islands.

Australian ed. Govt Printer, Melbourne 1864. 8vo. 86p. 7 plates. 3664. Green stiffened boards. Minor closed tear beneath cover title. Ex lib, marking to spine, stamped within. G. Est. $300 *p19 374 Sorensen, John H

Two books including 'Wild Life in the Subantarctic'.

1st ed. W & T, Christchurch 1951. 8vo. xvii, 85p. Frontis, illus, maps, DJ. S1211. Light brown cloth. VG/G+. Along with Redwood, 'Forgotten Islands of the South Pacific', (Reed), 1950, 1st, VG/G+. [2].

SESSION TWO – 2:00PM

SPORT & RECREATION 375 [Beetham, George]

Two books including 'The First Ascent of Mount Ruapehu, New Zealand, and a Holiday Jaunt to Mounts Ruapehu, Tongariro, and Ngaruhoe', with the compliments of T E Donne, his signature.

1857. Elephant folio. Half leather. Bound by J F Leighton, Auckland. Gilt title and compiler's name on maroon leather mounted to front (unaccountably worn). Joints damaged. Some losses to ferns. Over 100p, numerous specimens. This is not a commercial album in the manner of Eric Craig. The 'arrangements' are minimalist.

Handwritten botanical names and areas of origin. Fern hunting expeditions were had at Three Kings Caves, Cemetry (sic) Gully, Rangitoto, Freemans Bay, Back of the Nunnery, Hospital Gully, Wangarei, Bishops Creek, Glenbrook, Waiheke, Coromandel, etc. The word 'pteridomania' (fern madness) was coined two years before the date inscribed in this album. W R Russell rode the crest of the wave in Auckland and beyond. A time capsule, some ferns within perhaps rare in the 21st century. G. Est. $5000

1st ed. Privately printed by Harrison & Sons, London 1926. 21cm. 40p. Frontis, 1 plate.

B571. Grey cloth. SABR. Section 1 is an account by Beetham of his ascent to snow plateau in March 1878. G+. Est. $500

367 Fern Cards, Eric Craig Five large cards with fern specimens mounted, stamped attribution to Eric Craig verso.

377 Bennetts, Eric Three books concerning rugby including 'Rugby League Annual Vol I'.

376 Alley, G T

Five publications concerning British rugby including 'With the British Rugby Team in New Zealand 1930'.

1st ed. Simpson & Williams Ltd, Christchurch c1935. 8vo. 180p. Illus. A359. Pictorial card. G. Another copy, G. Along with 'The 1950 British Isles Rugby Team in NZ', (Travel Guides), 1950, VG, Thomas, 'Lions at Bay', (Pelham), 1966, 1st, VG+/VG, & McLean, 'The Lion Tamers', (Reed), 1966, 1st, VG+/VG. [5].

Eric Craig, Auckland c1885. 20.5 x 25.5cm. On heavy card, with loose purple paper overlay. Mounts SLF. Minor loss to Lomaria Procera (& overlay). Schizaea Bifida, Lycopodium Cernum, Lomaria Procera, Cyathea Medullaris, Dicksonia Squarrosa. G to G+. [5]. Est. $500

Printed by NZ Newspapers Ltd, Auckland 1933. 12mo. 260p. Frontis, illus. Illus wrappers. Includes pictorial advertisement incorporating Maori and rural themes.

Portrait C A Snedden as frontis. G to G+. Along with Nepia & McLean, 'I, George Nepia', (Reed), 1963, 1st, VG/G+ to VG, & Carman, 'Ranfurly Shield Rugby', (Reed), 1960, 1st, G+/G+. [3].

368 Field, Henry C

378 Booklets, Rugby

1st ed. Griffin et al/A D Willis, London/Wanganui 1890. 4to. 164p. 29 plates. F335.

Pictorial boards. Postcript laid in. Est. $50

Timaru Post Print 1938. 22 x 13.5cm. 32p. Illus. Cream textured card. G+. Along with jubilee publications for Celtic RFC Timaru, 1956, SC, G+, Zingari RFC, 1956, SC, G, & Westport RFC, 1961, SC, G+. [4].

The Ferns of New Zealand and Its Immediate Dependencies, with Directions for Their Collection and Cultivation.

369 Haast, Julius von

Report on the Geological Formation of the Timaru District in Reference to Obtaining a Supply of Water.

Printed at the 'Press' Office, Christchurch 1865. Folio. 13p. Unbound, two large stitches to left. FX. 370 Hardcastle, J Seventeen publications including 'Notes on the Geology of South Canterbury'.

Timaru Herald, Timaru 1908. 8vo. 62p. Cream wrappers. 9 copies, G to G+. Along with Bell, 'The Geology of the Hokitika Sheet, North Westland Quadrangle', Bulletin No 1, (Govt Print), 1906, SC, card cover over this, POS Victor Anderson, G+, another copy lacking wrappers, AF, FA, Firsoff, 'Working with Gemstones', (Reed), 1974, 1st, G/G+, 3 issues of 'New Zealand Geographer', (NZGS), 1946-53, lengthy letter NZGS laid in, AF, FA to G+, & 2 others similar, HC, G+. [17].

Four rugby histories including 'Star Football Club Timaru Jubilee Celebrations 1888-1938'.

379 Collection, Ski Year Books Seven ski year books including 'The Australian & New Zealand Ski Year Book 1933'.

Sydney & Melbourne Publishing Co, Sydney 1933. 8vo. xxviii, 302p. Illus, advts. Pictorial SC. G. Along with 1935 edition, DJ, G+, 1936, 1938 & 1939 editions, SC, G+, 2 NZ year books, 1956 & 1958, SC, G, & 1 other brochure, Queenstown related, G. [8]. *p30 380 Forbes, J

New Zealand Deer Heads.

1st ed. Country Life, London 1924. 4to. xx, 37p. Frontis, illus, maps. F571. Quarter cloth. Lines of tape residue head & tail. White mark (2cm) to binding. EP extremities darkened. 'Limited to 500 copies of which this is No 87.' Edited by Major R A Wilson.

G+. Est. $500

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381 Grey, Zane Tales from a Fisherman's Log. 1st ed. Hodder & Stoughton, Auckland 1978. 4to. 117p. Illus. Brown cloth. G. 382 Grey, Zane Tales of the Angler's Eldorado, New Zealand.

1st UK ed. Hodder & Stoughton, London 1926. 4to. viii, 228p. Frontis, illus. G872.

Blue cloth, gilt titling and vignette. Line of sunning along front board. Minor loss to extremities. Printed in the USA. Stated first edition. A handsome copy. G+. Est. $200 *p19 383 Harper, Arthur P

Pioneer Works in the Alps of New Zealand.

Colonial ed. T Fisher Unwin, London 1896. 8vo. xvi, 336p. Frontis, illus, map (col fold).

H320. Maroon cloth. SS. CB. Closed tear to map. Minor mark to lower board. 'Twenty years or more before our visit, Douglas says he remembers hearing of some Maoris, who were prospecting for gold with the early diggers on the river flats, going up to look at the ice.' G+. Est. $100 384 Jones, Bob

Two books including 'Bob Jones's New Zealand Boxing Yearbook 1972'.

1st ed. Robt Jones Holdings Ltd, Wellington 1972. 8vo. 72p. Illus, DJ. Blue cloth. VG/ G+. Along with 1973 edition, G+/G+. [2].

of our Cruisers', photographic paper branded Velox. Approx 32 other images (slightly larger) including several of the Auckland reception for the crew of the 'Achilles'.

Along with a copy of the official account 'The Battle of the River Plate', (HMSO), 1940, wrappers, taped, AF, FA to G, 'NZRSA Review, Special Commemorative Issue', 1938, wrappers, G, Winchester, 'The King's Navy', cWWII, wrappers, pages loose, AF, FA, & NZBC, 'Life in New Zealand (1930-50)', (School Publications), 1968, SC, featuring image of Auckland reception for crew of 'Achilles', G+. Photography as witness to war history. See also Lot 399. [Num]. Est. $500 *p30 391 Bentley, Geoffrey RNZAF, A Short History.

1st ed. A H & A W Reed, Wellington 1969. 8vo. 268p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Blue cloth. CB. Small closed tear to top left of DJ. G/G. 392 Box Lot, New Zealand Military

Numerous publications including 'Defence Until Dawn, The Story of 488 NZ Squadron', signed by author.

1st ed. Printed by Washburn & Sons, Southend-on-Sea 1949. 8vo. 104p. Frontis, illus.

Grey stiff boards. G+. Along wth Henderson, 'Gunner Inglorious', (W & T), 1974, SC, signed enclosures from author laid in (2p re Chaffey), VG, 'Sappers' Sins and other diversions of 6th Field Coy NZ Engineers', (No details), c1943, annotation, SC, G+, num copies of NZAS Current Affairs Bulletin, 1940s, wrappers, G to G+, ditto 'Korero', (DAEWS, Army HQ), 1940s, wrappers, G to G+, & many others similar, 3 HC, G to G+.

[Num]. Est. $100

385 Magazine, Sports Parade Sports Parade and Social News Vol I No 1.

393 Byrne, Arthur E

Popular Publications, Auckland 1945. 4to. 23p. Illus. Pictorial wrappers. Includes portrait captioned 'This is not one of Auckland's glamour girls, but PHIL JAY, star of the "Kiwi Review"'. G+.

1st ed. Ptd by J Wilkie & Co, Dunedin [1921]. 8vo. 407p. Plates (incl ports) on 38 leaves, 11 fold maps (one panorama). B1956. Blue cloth, sunned. G.

Official History of the Otago Regiment NZEF in the Great War 1914-1918.

386 Menu, All Blacks

394 Cody, Joseph F 28 (Maori) Battalion.

Unattributed 1925. 20.5 x 30cm. On heavy card, pin holes at corners. Closed tear to left, once taped. Crease top right corner. Cartoon style images by F Gardner including a haka. Signatures of All Black Captain C G Porter (twice), A Rabilliard, & 27 others.

'Going Home on the SS Montlaurier' printed at head, depiction of Canadian Pacific ship in football cartouche at foot. Printed date 'January 1925'. Menu includes Minute Steak, with Mushrooms, Chasseur, Cherry Pudding, etc. G. Est. $400 *p30

1st ed. War History Branch DIA, Wellington 1956. 8vo. xvi, 514p. Frontis, plates on 16 leaves, 32 maps (7 col fold), illus. C1148. Rebound in red cloth. New EPs. Fore-edges browned. Wear and marking to various pages. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45. G. Est. $300

A pictorial menu signed by a boat-load of All Blacks farewelling Canada.

387 Programme, Rugby Official Souvenir Guide South Africa v Canterbury, Lancaster Park, August 21, 1937.

Simpson & Williams, Christchurch 1937. 8vo. 24p. Illus, advts. Pictorial wrappers.

Two names scored through, one altered to 'Bastard' (prev Du Toit). G. 388 Saxton, C K

Six publications concerning rugby including 'The A B C of Rugby', signed by author.

1st ed. NZRFU 1973. 8vo. 40p. Illus, diagrams. S233. SC. G+. Along with 'Laws of the Game of Rugby Football [etc]', (NZRFU), 1978, 1st, POS inside front cover, G+, 'The Laws of the Game of Rugby Football [etc]', (Reed), 1952, 1st, small POS front cover, G, & 3 rugby histories, SC, G+. [6].

389 Turner, B M (Compiler)

Three publications concerning rugby including 'New Zealand (All Blacks) Rugby Tour Souvenir 1888 to 1936'.

1st ed. L H Mill, London 1936. 4to. 48p. Illus, map. Green pictorial wrappers. Stamped 'Brehaut's Radio Service', G+. Along with 'The Triumphant Tour! The All Blacks in England, Ireland and Wales 1924-1925', (Watkins), 1925, 1st, upper wrapper detached, G, & Nicholls, 'With the All Blacks in Springbokland', (Watkins), 1928, 1st, SC, VG. [3].

MILITARY 390 Archive, Battle of the River Plate

A collection of loose photographs, ephemera etc concerning the Battle of the River Plate including the cap badge of Marine Frank Pinkney of HMS 'Achilles'.

c1939. Archive includes a photograph of Pinkney and Marine Leonard J Fowler in naval dress taken at the Matamata farm of Pinkney's aunt. Also a page of clippings relating to Pinkney, 3 photographs mounted to this. Along with a photograph mounted on card (25 x 13cm) of HMS 'Achilles' at Auckland. Also 22 loose images (mostly 8.5 x 6.5cm) with annotations verso including 'Graf Spee burning after blowing herself up', 'Bringing out the German bodies at Monte Video', & 'Hole in Graf Spee from one

395 Cole, Barbara The Elite, The Story of the Rhodesian Special Air Force.

Ltd ed. Three Knights, South Africa 1984. 8vo. 449p. Illus (incl col), maps. Blue leather binding. Badge to front (with loss). AEG. SA. No 1192/1500. Embossed leather bookmark included. VG+. Est. $100 396 Diaries, WWII

Three diaries kept by Sergeant C B Anderson (of Bulls, Rangitikei), 2NZEF, during 1944-1946, in Italy and England.

1944-1946. Num closely written pages. Three different stationery bindings, one a recycled Italian 1934 Agenda with battered, stained black boards. This diary begins May 28, 1944, in Italy. Jack Barnes had got a homer when the 25th went into Cassino. A NZ newsreel showed the launching of 10 boats made at Auckland for the Americans. 'Before lunch an "I" talk by Terry McLean. 5th Bgde been in & took a tough hill.' 'July 31. The Maoris opened up the proceedings at 9.30 on our left last night.

A heavy barrage just ahead of their line lasted for 2 and a half hours.' The second diary begins December 22, 1945. Sergeant Anderson lists his address as c/- Mr A E Fawkes, 'Wield View', Headcorn, Kent, or Bulls, Rangitikei. The war is over, the diarist concerns himself with travels in and around London and Scotland, and a rugby match at Cardiff Arms Park, Wales. Sergeant Anderson writes in a chatty style, mentions lots of names, and takes a particular interest in anything to do with farming. The third diary begins March 24th, 1946, and finds Anderson 'giving a hand with the sheep', then visiting a Shorthorn herd at Market Bosworth. The last part of the diary records the trip home on the RMS 'Rimutaka', leaving London on July 10th. An interesting glimpse at a young New Zealander experiencing life fighting for his country and the empire, and making the most of his geographic location once the war was won. The farming information gathered during his time abroad was no doubt put to use on his return. The thoughts and occasional poems of one the soldiers who did return. He sounds a likeable fellow, 378261 Sergeant C B Anderson. G. [3]. Est. $200 397 Ephemera, HMS New Zealand

HMS 'New Zealand' Neptune R & I souvenir.

Osboldstone, Melbourne 1919. 8vo. 16p. Frontis, illus. Wrappers, Neptune insignia in yellow & red to front. F T B Harris's copy, his sig. 'His Majesty has been pleased to order the publication of the List of Officers and Men in HMS "New Zealand" on the 8th day of May, 1919.' G+. Est. $100

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398 Ferguson, Captain David The History of the Canterbury Regiment NZEF 1914-1919. Along with CEF souvenir programme for Citizen's Patriotic Demonstration, 1914.

410 Photograph Album, WWII

1st ed. W & T 1921. 8vo. xi, 364p. Frontis, photos, maps (incl fold), DJ. Tan cloth.

VG/G. Souvenir FA to G. Also bifolium card 'The King's Message to His Peoples Oversea', (Methuen), cWWI, G+. [3]. Est. $150

36 x 26cm. Four holed stationery format, lacking cover. Numerous images, some commercial 'tourist' genre including Hiroshima after the atomic bomb. These interspersed with snaps of RNZAF personnel & their planes, places visited, tank-like vehicle on beach with 2 men & 2 boys watching its movements, etc. Image of 1946 board listing original squadron, 1st & 2nd replacements for Armament Section of 14 RNZAF, Iwakuni. Party of four in uniform (one female) in geyser-like setting, another image taken in small room featuring two uniformed men with Japanese woman in Western attire, Christmas celebrations, shipboard scenes, etc. Last page has three photographs mounted: a seated Japanese worker, a crashed plane, and a group portrait of 10 uniformed men (Maori centrefront, perhaps AC1 Awhaimate, named on aforementioned board). Various images removed. One portrait annotated verso 'Iwakune Japan 1947/1948', the name perhaps 'Deny'. Further information about the album will be gleaned by careful removal of photographs, as annotations will be revealed, such as 'F/LT Claydon in HQ door Dec 47'. An important collection. G.

399 Harker, Jack S

HMNZS 'Achilles', inscribed by author 'To Tony & Nan, Happy birthday Tony, from Jack & May, Aug 1980'.

1st ed. Collins, Auckland 1980. 8vo. 264p. Illus, DJ. Blue cloth. Black & white photograph of author in naval dress mounted to half title verso. See also Lot 390. VG/ VG. Est. $100 400 Lawson, Will Eight publications including 'Featherston Military Training Camp'.

1st ed. Brett, Auckland 1917. 8vo. 112p. Illus, plates (4 col, 2 fold). L246. Pictorial wrappers. G. Along with Scanlon, 'Forgotten Men', (author), cWWI, SC, G+, same details, 'Veterans of War', G+, Waddell, 'Killed in Action', (NZBTBS), 1919, SC, G, Jeffery, 'Handbook on the Great European War', (Wilkie), cWWI, G, Citizen, 'How Is the Empire?', (Pacific Union), c1938, SC, G, & 2 others similar, 1 SC, G & G+. [8]. Est. $80

411 Ranfurly, Earl of

Two publications including 'Roll of Honour 1840 to 1902, Defenders of the Empire Resident in New Zealand'.

401 Llewellyn, S Peter

1st ed. The New Zealand Times, Wellington 1902. 8vo. 108p. R43. Pictorial wrappers.

G. Along with 'South Canterbury Roll of Honour', (Wilkie), 1916, SC, VG. [2]. Est. $200

1st ed. War History Branch DIA, Wellington 1949. 8vo. xix, 457p. Frontis, illus, maps.

L553. Red cloth. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45.

FA to G.

412 Rhind, Betty (Compiler) He Maharatanga (In Memory of) the New Zealanders Who Fought and Died in the Gallipoli Campaign of the Great War, An Epic of Heroism.

402 Loughnan, R J M

1st ed. Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton Kent & Co, London [1916]. 8vo. 27p. Headpieces.

R545. Grey card. G. Est. $100

Journey Towards Christmas.

Divisional Cavalry.

1st ed. War History Branch DIA, Wellington 1963. 8vo. xvi, 445p. Frontis, illus, maps (incl fold). Red cloth. SS. CB. Wear to extremities. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45. G. Est. $200 403 Magazine, Renown

With the 'Renown' in Australasia, The Magazine of HMS 'Renown'.

1st ed. Australasian Publishing, Melbourne 1920. 4to. 192p. Illus, map. Green SC. Includes visit to Auckland. FA. 404 Magazine, The Flare The Flare, The Magazine of the Thirtieth Reinforcement, Vol I No 1.

New Zealand Times, Trentham etc 1917. 4to. 96p. Illus, advts. Pictorial wrappers.

Published Simultaneously at Trentham, Tauherenikau & Featherston. Pencil markings to back cover (floor plan?). G. Est. $50 405 McClymont, W G

To Greece.

1st ed. War History Branch DIA, Wellington 1959. 8vo. xii, 538p. Frontis, plates, maps, DJ. M79. Red cloth. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45. G+/FA. 406 Moore, A Briscoe

413 Ross, Squadron Leader J M S Royal New Zealand Air Force.

1st ed. War History Branch, DIA, Wellington 1955. 8vo. xv, 343p. Frontis, plates, maps (incl col fold). R990. Blue cloth. Edges worn. SABR. Lacks DJ. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45. G+.

414 Shores, Christopher et al

Fighters Over Tunisia.

1st ed. Neville Spearman, London 1975. 4to. 491p. Illus, maps (incl fold), diagrams.

Burgundy cloth (in facsimile DJ). G+. Est. $200 415 Studholme, John (Compiler)

New Zealand Expeditionary Force. Record of Personal Services During the War of Officers, Nurses, and First-Class Warrant Officers [etc].

1st ed. [J Burridge, Australia] [1986]. 8vo. 563p. Loose fold diagram. S1869. Blue cloth. CB. Front board scratched. Diagram showing the strength of NZEF overseas by monthly totals. Officers of the Samoan Advance Force listed in appendices. G. Est. $80 416 Thompson, Wing Commander H L

New Zealanders with the Royal Air Force, in 3 vols.

The Mounted Riflemen in Sinai and Palestine, The Story of New Zealand's Crusaders.

1st ed. War History Branch DIA, Wellington 1953, 1956 & 1959. VP. Frontis, illus (plates), maps (some fold). T356. Blue cloth. CB. SLF. Vol I binding loose. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45. G. [3]. Est. $100

1st ed. W & T, Auckland [1920]. 8vo. 175p. Frontis, plates, 2 fold maps. M1909.

Brown wrapper over card, illus mounted. Illus with photographs taken with the NZMR Brigade in the field. Est. $150

417 Treadwell, C A L Recollections of an Amateur Soldier.

407 Murphy, W E

2nd New Zealand Divisional Artillery.

1st ed. War History Branch DIA, Wellington 1966. 8vo. xx, 796p. Frontis, plates, maps. Red cloth. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45.

Presentation label mounted. FA. 408 Olynyk, Frank

1st ed. T Avery, New Plymouth 1936. 8vo. xv, 252p. Frontis, DJ. Red cloth. G/G. 418 Waters, S D The Royal New Zealand Navy.

1st ed. War History Branch DIA, Wellington 1956. 8vo. xvi, 570p. Frontis, plates, maps (incl fold, part col). W394. Blue cloth. Edges worn. SLF. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45. G.

1st ed. Grub Street, London 1995. 4to. 668p. Illus, DJ. Red cloth. VG/VG+. Est. $100

419 Wells, Kevin W An Illustrated History of the New Zealand Spitfire Squadron.

409 Phillips, Neville C

1st ed. Hutchinson Group, Auckland 1984. 4to. 168p. Illus (incl ports), maps, DJ. Blue cloth. G+/G+. Est. $100

Stars and Bars, A Tribute to the American Fighter Ace 1920-1973.

Italy, Vol I, The Sangro to Cassino.

1st ed. War History Branch DIA, Wellington 1957. 8vo. xvi, 387p. Frontis, plates, maps, 1 fold diagram, DJ. P544. Red cloth. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45. G/FA.

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An Album featuring images of RNZAF 14 Fighter Squadron in Japan after Hiroshima.

Bethunes at Webb's

AWARDS, MEDALS & INSIGNIA

ANTIQUARIAN

420 Cox, Barry (Editor) Lifeboat Gallantry, The Complete Record of Royal National Lifeboat Institution Gallantry Medals and How They Were Won 1824-1996.

432 Browne, Sir Thomas Religio Medici. The Seventh Edition, Corrected and Amended. With Annotations Never Before Published, Upon All the Obscure Passages Therein.

Also Observations by Sir Kenelm Digby, Now Newly Added.

1st ed. Spink and Son, London 1998. 4to. viii, 454p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Blue cloth. Illus EPs. VG/G. 421 Her Majesty's Stationery Office Honours and Awards, Army, Navy and Air Force 1914-1920.

1st ed. J B Hayward & Son, London 1979. 8vo. VP. Brown cloth. VG. Est. $100

422 Kipling, Arthur L & Hugh L King Head-Dress Badges of the British Army, Vols I & II. 2nd ed. Frederick Muller, London 1978. 4to. 721p over the 2 vols. Illus, DJ. Navy cloth.

Vol I: 'Up to the End of the Great War'. Vol II: 'From the End of the Great War to the Present Day'. Both G/G. [2]. Est. $200 423 Medals, New Zealand WWII

Seven New Zealand Second World War medals.

Collection consists of 1 Defence Medal 1939-45, 1 War Medal 1939-45, duplicates of these mounted together, 1939-45 Star, Pacific Star, & New Zealand War Service Medal 1939-45.

424 Palmer, Alexander M Above and Beyond, Being a Record of Awards to Her Majesty's Forces for Gallant and Distinguished Services During Military and Peacekeeping Operations Since 1945, Vol I. 1st ed. Author, Great Britain 1993. 4to. xxxvii, 259p. DJ. Red cloth. G+/G+. Est. $100 425 Scarlett, R J (Compiler)

Under Hazardous Circumstances, A Register of Awards of Lloyd's War Medal for Bravery at Sea 1939-1945.

1st ed. The Naval and Military Press, East Sussex 1992. 4to. 139p. Black cloth. VG. Est. $100 426 Walker, R W (Compiler)

Recipients of the Distinguished Conduct Medal 1914-1920.

1st ed. Midland Medals, Birmingham 1981. 4to. xx, 219p. Illus (incl ports), DJ. Maroon cloth. DJPC. DJST. G+/G+. Est. $100 427 Wills, John D Zealandia's Brave, The Royal Humane Societies in New Zealand 1850 to 1998.

1st ed. Royal Humane Society of New Zealand, Christchurch 2001. 4to. 641p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Navy cloth. Illustrated EPs. VG/VG. 428 Corbett, D A

The Regimental Badges of New Zealand. An Illustrated History of the Badges and Insignia Worn by the New Zealand Army.

R ed. Ray Richards, Auckland 1980. 8vo. 320p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Blue cloth. DJ spine sunned. Edges worn. CB. SLF to top edges. G/G.

NUMISMATICS & PHILATELY 429 Meek, W F W (Compiler)

An Authentic Record of the Currency Tokens of New Zealand.

Private ed. W F W Meek, Dunedin 1951. 4to. 69p. Illus. M1473. Red cloth. No 189/200. VG. Est. $100 *p19 430 Sutherland, Allan

Four publications including 'Numismatic History of New Zealand, Parts I and II', with two letters from the author laid in.

T Avery, New Plymouth 1939. 8vo. 94p. Illus. SC. Part I: 'Gift Exchange & Barter'. Part II: 'Coinages of Early New Zealand'. G. Along with same author, 'Numismatic History of New Zealand, Part III, Tokens of New Zealand', (Avery), 1939, SC, G, same author, 'Flags of New Zealand', ND, SC, G, & Lee, 'The Penny Universal of New Zealand', (RPSNZ), 1953, HC, No 88/1000, G+. [4]. Est. $150 431 Sutherland, Allan

Numismatic History of New Zealand, Part III, Tokens of New Zealand.

T Avery, New Plymouth 1939. 8vo. 51p. Illus. Peach card. G. Est. $50

7th ed. London 1678. 12mo. 371p. Frontis. Later binding. Marbled boards. CB. SABR. Ex lib Loxwood House. Translated as 'The Religion of a Doctor', 'Religio Medici' was originally published in 1643 as the first intimate publication by any author, causing quite a stir among European intellectuals. Placed on the Papal Index Liborum Prohibitorum in 1645, it was 'rediscovered' in the early 19th century, and considered by later authors such as Virginia Woolf to be the predecessor to memoirs and other personal writings. A fascinating publication providing insight into the thoughts and feelings of a physician in the 17th century. G. Est. $300 *p15 433 Clüver, Philipp

Philippi Cluverii Introductio In Universam Geographiam Tam Veterem, Quàm Novam, Multis Locis Emendata, Memorabilibus Locorum Illustrata Et Tabulis Geographicis / Aucta Studio & Operâ Johannis Bunonis [etc].

8th ed. Gulielmum Gulielmi, Amsterdam 1683. 8vo. 412p. Illus TP, illus (incl fold), maps (inc fold), historiated initials. VP. Full vellum, well aged. Title handwritten on maroon coloured spine compartment. Surface loss to cover extremities, especially lower bumped corners. Dampstaining along lower third of pages including boards.

Textblock cockled. 44 of 52 maps called for, and 1 of 2 tables. 'Contains first printed map to show New Zealand' pencilled to front pastedown. Text Latin, some Greek.

Philipp Clüver (1580-1622) was a principal figure in the revival of geographic learning in Europe and is considered the founder of historical geography. G. Est. $2500 434 Cooke, George Alexander

A Modern and Authentic System of Universal Geography, Containing an Accurate and Entertaining Description of Europe, Asia, Africa, and America [etc].

Printed for C Cooke by J Walker, London c1805. 4to. Vol I: xiv, 816p. Illus, maps (incl fold). Vol II, 728p. Illus, maps (incl fold). Full suede, decorative borders. Raised bands, applied maroon spine titles in second compartments. Surface loss to bumped corners. Vol II edge loss to spine tail, joints split. Vol I hinges cracked. Vol II FFEP detached. Paper aged. SLF. SABR. Fold line tear to Plate 98. 2 plates not found (93, 'Natives in Canoe Oonalaska', & 99, 'Chinese Chain Pump'), probably never issued.

New Zealand section includes familiar engravings designed by Hodges ('War Canoe', 'Warrior of New Zealand'). Also plate of the 'singular Animal called Kangaroo'. 'Thos Griffiths, February 25 1805, 100 Numbers in the two Volumes at sixpence each, paid for the Binding eleven shillings & sixpence' to pastedown of Vol I. 'Bound by H Forshaw Liverpool' to pastedown of Vol II. A most delightful duo, in pleasing period binding. G. [2]. Est. $1000 *p59 435 Dictionary, French

Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française, in 2 vols.

Cinquième ed. Bossange et Masson, Paris 1811. 4to. Vol I: xii, 774p. Vol II: 784p.

Headpieces. Modern half binding, marbled boards. Some internal dampstaining. G+.

[2]. Est. $200 *p59 436 Preston, John

The Breast-Plate of Faith and Love. A Treatise, Wherein the Ground and Exercise of Faith and Love [etc] Is Explained. Delivered in 18 Sermons Upon Three Severall Texts [etc].

3rd ed. London 1632. 8vo. Contemporary leather binding. Gilt decorated spine, five compartments. SABR. Boards semi-detached. CB. The 18 sermons are introduced and paginated individually. Preston was a well-known clergyman active during the reign of James I. Though favored by several highly placed individuals during his lifetime, he is largely remembered due the posthumous publication of his works (some authorised and some not), which had a profound impact upon the 'the godly' in England and New England. Often labelled as the 'Patriarch of the Presbetyrian Party', there is in fact no evidence that Preston was more than a zealous Protestant who 'embraced the system of English hypothetical universalism' (later to become Calvinism). Binding FA to G, contents G. Est. $300 *p59 437 Sibbes, Reverend Richard

Light from Heaven, Discovering the Fountaine Opened, the Angels Acclamations, the Churches Riches, the Rich Povertie. In Foure Treatises.

1st ed. Author, London 1638. 8vo. Each treatise paginated individually. Later leather binding. SABR. CB. Annotated. Various signatures to EPs. The Rev Sibbes is recorded as being a humble man who quietly excelled at Cambridge and was eventually named Master of Katherine Hall, a position which he held until his death. His collection of treastises is a charming example of 17th century printing. G. Est. $300

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438 Smith, Reverend Thomas

The Wonders of Nature and Art, Vols XI and XII.

1st ed. Printed for J Walker, London 1804. 16mo. Vol XI: iv, 282p. Illus. Vol XII: iv, 252p. Illus. Half bound, marbled boards. CB. Edges worn. SABR. Gilt title and volume number on spine. Marbled EPs. Beautiful examples of early 19th century printing and binding. Vol XII includes NZ content. [2]. G+. Est. $400 439 Taylor, Jeremy

A Course of Sermons for All the Sundays of the Year.

2nd ed. R Norton, London 1660. 4to. Each section individually paginated. Frontis.

Later leather binding. Rebacked, perishing. Loss to lower left corner of front board.

CB. SABR. Large closed tear to TP affecting title, along with loss to lower left corner.

Dampstaining throughout. Jeremy Taylor, chaplain in ordinary to Charles I, was and still is recognised for his writing abilities, particularly his poetic prose style.

Imprisoned during the English Civil War, Taylor was eventually made Bishop of Down and Connor in Ireland following the Restoration. This work demonstrates the passion Taylor brought to his sermons. AF. FA to G. Est. $200

London Printing & Publishing, London 19thC. Some disbound. Page size 27.5 x 19cm, others slightly larger. An interesting collection. G to G+. [Num]. Est. $100 450 Ferrier, William Two publications by William Ferrier including 'Mount Cook with Descriptive Notes and Map'.

1st ed. W Ferrier, Timaru c1890. 25 x 19cm. 16 of 20 mounted photos, lacking map.

F297a. Brown cloth. Heavy card leaves FX. Images strong & mostly clear. AF. G. Along with 'Ferrier's Album of Views Timaru and District', (Ferrier), c1904, SC, cover FX, page extremities chipped, G. William Ferrier, 1855-1922, grandfather of Colin McCahon. Rare. [2]. Est. $500 *p30 451 McCormick, E H Two books by E H McCormick including 'The Inland Eye', signed by author.

Anecdotes of Painting in England, Volume the Fourth and Last.

1st ed. Auckland Gallery Associates, Auckland 1959. 12mo. 47p. M102. Illus card covers (by Colin McCahon). FX. G. Along with 'New Zealand Literature, A Survey', (OUP), 1959, 1st, DJ, G. [2]. Est. $50

2nd ed. Printed for J Dodsley, London 1782. 12mo. xvi, 316p. Full leather, applied title to spine. Joints cracked. G. Est. $100

452 Photograph, Auckland

440 Vertue, George & Horace Walpole

Early photograph of Albert Park, fountain at centre.

ART & PHOTOGRAPHY

ND. Card mount. Image 19 x 13cm. Small shrubs in foreground, buildings beyond. G.

441 Bland, Joanna

R A Ackerman, London 1824. Mounted to one card. Image sizes 8 x 12cm. Coloured.

SLF. Est. $100

Untitled painting used as cover image for 'Ports of Call', by Peter Bland.

1987. 91 x 122cm. Acrylic on canvas. Some cracking. Painting presumably depicts Wellington Harbour. Artist Joanna Bland is the daughter of poet and actor Peter Bland.

442 Booklets, Photography

Three publications including 'Early Canterbury Photography'.

Christchurch Photographic Society, Christchurch c1960s. 8vo. Unpag. Illus. Pictorial wrappers. VG. Along with Turner, 'Nineteenth Century New Zealand Photographers', (Govett-Brewster), 1970, SC, G+, & 1 other similar, SC, G+. [3].

443 Brown, Gordon & Hamish Keith

Six publications concerning New Zealand art including 'An Introduction to New Zealand Painting 1839-1967'.

1st ed. Collins, Auckland 1969. 4to. 222p. Illus, DJ. Black cloth. G/FA to G. Along with Curnow, 'McCahon's "Necessary Protection"', (GBAG), 1977, SC, G+, 'A Summary Catalogue of the Collection of the ACAG', 1964, SC, VG, & 3 others similar, SC, G+.

[6].

444 Chance, George

George Chance, Photographs.

1st ed. Dunedin Public Art Gallery, Dunedin 1985. 30 x 21cm. 103p. Illus. Brown SC. 445 Collection, New Zealand Art

Ten booklets concerning art including 'Fine Arts & Crafts Exhibition Timaru 1946' (opened by Miss Ngaio Marsh).

1st ed. Timaru Herald, Timaru 1946. 12mo. 20p. Advts. Pictorial wrappers. G. Along with 'Centennial Exhibition of International and New Zealand Art', (NAG), 1939, SC, G+, 4 issues of Bensemann, 'Ascent', (Caxton), 1967-69, SC, G, & 4 others similar, SC, G to G+. [10].

453 Print, New Zealand Man & Girl

Man of New Zealand and Girl of New Zealand.

454 Smith, C Fox Two books concerning Brangwyn including 'Here and There in England with the Painter Brangwyn'.

De Luxe ed. F Lewis, Leigh-on-Sea 1945. Folio. 68p. Illus TP, illus. Blue cloth, orange DJ. Brown paper protective cover. No 333/500. VG/G+. Along with De Belleroche, 'Brangwyn Talks', (Chapman & Hall), 1946, R, G+/G+ to VG. [2].

455 Souvenir, Jerusalem

Flowers and Views of the Holy Land, Souvenir of the British Accupation [sic], 9th December 1917, Jerusalem.

Edition Jsac Chagise, Jerusalem 1917. 16 x 10.5cm. 13 card leaves. Wooden boards.

Image of the Dome of the Rock carved to front. 12 views of the Holy Land with 12 corresponding groupings of pressed flowers/leaves. G. 456 Tombs, Harry H Art in New Zealand, A Quarterly Magazine. Eleven issues from 1928 to 1940.

1st ed. Harry H Tombs. 24.5cm. Illus, plates (incl col). Card covers, various hues, yapped, french flaps. Sept & Dec 1928, March, June & Sept 1929, June & Sept 1930, Sept 1932, Dec 1936, March 1938, Dec 1940. FX. Cover extremities worn. June 1929 issue has the business card of Mr Harry Tombs laid in, 'For review' handwritten to FFEP. Generally G. [11]. Est. $100

FINE & PRIVATE PRESS

See also subjects New Zealand Literature and Modern & Contemporary Literature 457 Caxton Press

A Specimen Book of Printing Types.

446 Edmond, Martin

Caxton Press, Christchurch 1940. 12mo. Unpag. C454. Yellow card covers. Staples removed. FA to G.

1st ed. Auckland University Press, Auckland 1999. 8vo. 259p. Illus. Pictorial SC. Signed 'McEldowney'. VG.

458 Caxton Press

The Resurrection of Philip Clairmont, [Dennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

447 Edwards, Vivien

Winkelmann, Images of Early New Zealand.

1st ed. Benton Ross 1987. 4to. 146p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Blue cloth. G+/G to G+.

448 Engravings, Cook

Three mounted engravings including one captioned 'The fortunate escape of Captn Cook from the furious Natives of Erramangea' & 'The Death of Captn Cook'.

18thC. Image size 17.5 x 12cm & 17 x 10cm. G. Along with 'Habitations and People of Tschuski' and 'Captn Cook's Men Shooting Sea Horses' (1 leaf), G. Befitting a place on the discerning collector's wall. [3]. Est. $100

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449 Engravings, Indian Scenes Numerous engravings of Indian scenes including a few of military events, 'Battle of Citate', 'The Duke of Cambridge distributing the Crimean Medal', etc.

Bethunes at Webb's

Three Caxton booklets including 'Two Ballads, The Twa Corbies & Lizie Baillie'.

Caxton Press, Christchurch 1948. 12mo. Unpag. Peach card, paper title label to front.

Along with 'The Ballad of Sir Patrick Spens', 1947, & 'The Demon Lover, A Ballad', 1948. All G+. [3].

459 Lowry, R W

This Book Is Robin Lowry's.

Ltd ed. 1973. 8vo. 4 leaves. Illus. Card covers. Back cover: 'Original pages from work begun by Robert Lowry in New Caledonia in 1943 for his eldest daughter in New Zealand. (The cover was added in December 1973.) Seventysix copies were printed, of which this is number ONE.' Various copies are numbered thus. G+. Est. $50

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460 Lowry, R W Wakefield Press catalogue.

Wakefield Press, Auckland c1960s. 8vo. Unpag. Illus. Pictorial card covers. Staples removed. G. Est. $50

Houses by the Sea & the Later Poems of Robin Hyde, with an introduction

by Gloria Rawlinson. Inscribed by Rawlinson to Willow Macky 'with fondest love'.

461 Pomare, Maui

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1952. 8vo. 163p. DJ. W1231. Blue cloth.

Enclosures. G/G+. Est. $100

A Romance of Book Production, being an advertising booklet for 'Legends of the Maori' by Maui Pomare and James Cowan. Signed by various.

1st ed. H H Tombs, Wellington c1929. 8vo. 24p. Illus. P702. Card covers. Includes biographical notes on the authors, illustrator and printer, together with comments from critics. Signatures of Pomare, Cowan, J H Saunders, Stuart Peterson, H H Tombs, Johannes C Andersen, H C South, and Pat Lawlor. VG. Est. $100

NEW ZEALAND LITERATURE 462 [Gormack, R S]/'J A K Hay'

Swagger Jack, A Tale of Jack Entwhistle. Bookie No 3.

1st ed. The Nag's Head Press, Christchurch 1951. 12mo. 67p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Card covers. Rust stains from staples to inside covers. SLF. G/G. 463 [Wilkinson, Iris G]/'Robin Hyde'

Wednesday's Children, warmly inscribed by author to friend Warwick Lawrence.

1st ed. Hurst & Blackett, London [1937]. 8vo. 286p. W1237. Orange cloth. Fore-edge FX. Inscription of FFEP: 'Warwick Lawrence, Best luck in writing and in having fun - Robin Hyde (Iris Wilkinson), December '37.' Little-known Lawrence wrote 'Vulcan Lane and Other Verses', introduced by Hyde, and edited 'Yours and Mine, Stories by Young New Zealanders', which included a piece by Hyde. He was friendly with the 1930s Auckland literary set that included Hyde, Gloria Rawlinson, Ron Holloway, Jane Mander, Bob Lowry, etc. Est. $800 *p35

472 [Wilkinson, Iris G]/'Robin Hyde'

A Home in This World.

1st ed. Longman Paul, Auckland 1984. 8vo. 116p. DJ. Black cloth. G+ to VG/G+ to VG. 473 Anthony, Frank S

Me and Gus, Margaret Lawlor's copy, her signature.

1st ed. Hawera Star, Hawera [1938]. 8vo. 100p. Grey cloth. Boards yawning. G+. Est. $50 474 Ball, Murray

Footrot Flats Collector's Edition, signed by Murray Ball.

Ltd ed. Inprint Ltd, Wellington ND. 26 x 22cm. 158p. Illus, DJ. Green cloth with gold embossed title and illustration. F/F. Est. $200 475 Ballantyne, David

Sydney Bridge Upside Down.

1st ed. R Hale/W & T, London/New Zealand 1968. 8vo. 223p. DJ. Brown cloth. 'Later in the story of my life I will tell what happened when I met Mr Dalloway on the fifteenth floor of a city tower.' G+/G+. Est. $100 *p35 476 Ballantyne, David

The Cunninghams.

R ed. Vanguard Press, New York 1950. 8vo. ix, 295p. DJ. Maroon cloth. 'Special New Zealand Reprint Edition', effectively the first New Zealand edition. Inscription to FFEP verso. G+/G.

464 [Wilkinson, Iris G]/'Robin Hyde' The Godwits Fly, first edition.

477 Ballantyne, David Two books including 'The Last Pioneer'.

1st ed. Hurst & Blackett, London 1938. 8vo. 296p. DJ. W1230. Green cloth. Fore-edge browned. SLF. Small losses to DJ extremities. Tidy gift inscription on FFEP. Very scarce, esp with DJ. G+/G to G+. Est. $800 *p35

1st ed. R Hale/W & T, London/New Zealand 1963. 8vo. 191p. DJ. Black cloth. G+/ VG+. Along with same author 'And the Glory', (Hale/W & T), G+/VG+. [2].

465 [Wilkinson, Iris G]/'Robin Hyde'

Journalese, inscribed by author on half title.

1st ed. National Printing Company Ltd, Auckland 1934. 8vo. 230p. Frontis, DJ. W1232.

Blue cloth. Fore-edge FX. DJ extremities chipped, spine faded, still uncommonlly good. Inscription on half title: 'Best wishes, Robin Hyde. November 23rd, 1934.' A most appealing copy. G+/G+. Est. $800 *p35 466 [Wilkinson, Iris G]/'Robin Hyde' The Desolate Star and Other Poems, signed by author.

1st ed. Printed by Whitcombe & Tombs, Christchurch [1929]. 8vo. 39p. W1228.

Illustrated card covers designed by John Schroder, yapped. Cover darkened with some wear to extremities. Signed on title page 'Robin Hyde' with 'Iris Wilkinson' in brackets beneath. The number 2 to top right in same ink. G+. Est. $800 *p35 467 [Wilkinson, Iris G]/'Robin Hyde'

Nor the Years Condemn, inscribed by 'Starkie', subject of the work.

2nd imp ed. Hurst & Blackett, London [1938]. 8vo. 352p. W1233. Blue cloth, backstrip detached on one edge. CB. SABR. Some browning to fore-edge and EPs. SLF. Progressive Books Ltd stamp to FFEP. 'Introducing "Starkie"' printed on half title.

Inscription: 'To Trevor, With Kind Regards. Always follow The Sunshine, The Shadows will fall Behind. Cheerio, Starkie, 4.11.40.' G. Est. $800 *p35 468 [Wilkinson, Iris G]/'Robin Hyde'

Nor the Years Condemn, first edition.

1st ed. Hurst & Blackett, London [1938]. 8vo. 352p. DJ. W1233. Blue cloth, some marks, spine faded. DJ tatty, spine repaired. G/FA. Est. $150 *p35 469 [Wilkinson, Iris G]/'Robin Hyde'

Check to Your King, first edition.

1st ed. Hurst & Blackett, London [1936]. 8vo. 288p. DJ. W1225. Purple cloth. Foreedge FX. Tidy copies such as this scarce, esp with DJ. G+/G+. Est. $200 470 [Wilkinson, Iris G]/'Robin Hyde' The Victory Hymn 1935-1995, with an essay by Michele Leggott.

1st ed. Holloway Press, Auckland 1995. 17.5 x 29.5cm. 51p. Frontis, illus. Quarter cloth. No 59/100. VG. Est. $100

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471 [Wilkinson, Iris G]/'Robin Hyde'

Bethunes at Webb's

478 Ballantyne, David

Two books including 'The Penfriend'.

1st ed. Dunmore/R Hale, Palmerston North/London 1980. 8vo. 223p. DJ. Red cloth.

G+/G+ to VG. Along with same author, 'The Talkback Man', (Dunmore/Hale), 1978, 1st, G+/VG+. [2].

479 Baxter, James K Pig Island Letters, inscribed and signed by author.

1st ed. OUP, London 1966. 8vo. vii, 51p. DJ. Blue cloth, heavily stained. Inscribed to L W Forster. FA to G/VG. Est. $100 *p38 480 Baxter, James K

Six books concerning Baxter including 'The Poetry of James K Baxter' by J E Weir.

1st ed. OUP, Wellington 1970. 12mo. 84p. Green SC. G+. Along with Millar, 'Spark to a Waiting Fuse', (VUP), 2001, 1st, SC, G+, Drummond, 'James Keir Baxter, On His Human Development', (Nagare Press), 1993, 1st, SC, VG, & 3 others similar, 1 ex lib.

[6]. Est. $50 481 Baxter, James K

Three books by Baxter including 'The Man on the Horse'.

1st ed. University of Otago Press, Dunedin 1967. 8vo. 155p. Cream card covers. G. Along with 'Aspects of Poetry in New Zealand', (Caxton), 1967, 1st, SC, G, & 'The Fire and the Anvil, (NZUP), 1957, 2nd, SC, G. [3]. Est. $50 482 Baxter, James K

Two books concerning Baxter including 'Cold Spring' edited by Paul Millar.

1st ed. OUP, Auckland 1996. 12mo. xxii, 74p. DJ. Black cloth. F/F. Along with Weir (ed), 'The Essential Baxter', (OUP), 1993, 1st, F/F. [2].

483 Bell, Geo W

Five books including 'Mr Oseba's Discovery', with a mounted letter to Helene praising the book, the letter signed 'Poenamo' with '? Logan Campbell' pencilled beneath.

1st ed. NZ Times, Wellington 1904. 8vo. viii, 225p. Frontis, illus. Red cloth. Letter & book dampstained. AF. FA. Along with Vogel, 'Anno Domini 2000', (Hutchinson), 1889, 1st, POS cut, G, Ferguson, 'Job', 1898, G+, & 2 others similar, G. [5].

484 Bornholdt, Jenny

495 Cresswell, D'Arcy Four books concerning Cresswell including 'Present Without Leave'. Rod Finlayson's copy, his notes.

Ltd ed. Wai-te-ata Press, Wellington 2000. 8vo. Unpag. Yellow card, illustrated. No 100/150. In original illus envelope. VG/G+. Est. $80

Cassell, London 1939. 8vo. 277p. Brown cloth. G. Along with 'The Poet's Progress', (Faber), 1930, 1st, Rod Finlayson's copy, his notes, G, Shaw, 'Dear Lady Ginger', (AUP/OUP), 1983, 1st, VG, & Shaw, 'The Letters of D'Arcy Cresswell', (University of Canterbury), 1971, 1st, inscription by Shaw to Finlayson mounted, enclosure, G+/FA to G. [4]. Est. $400

These Things, signed by author, artist Gregory O'Brien and printer Brendan O'Brien.

485 Box Lot, New Zealand Literature Eighteen books including 'The Mentor' by Graeme Lay. 1st ed. Cape Catley, Queen Charlotte Sound 1978. 12mo. vii, 179p. Pictorial SC. Along with Mander, 'The Story of a New Zealand River', (Whitcoulls), 1975, R, Cross, 'After Anzac Day', (Whitcoulls), 1979, R, Morrieson. 'Predicament', (Dunmore Press), 1974, 1st. All SC, & 14 others similar, 1 HC, all G+ to VG. A tidy selection of classic NZ literature. [18].

496 Cresswell, D'Arcy

Poems (1921-1927), Ian Donnelly's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Wells, Gardner, Darton, London 1928. 12mo. 77p. DJ. Blue cloth. G+ to VG/G+.

Est. $150 *p38

486 Bracken, Thomas Musings in Maoriland.

497 Cresswell, D'Arcy

1st ed. Arthur T Keirle, Dunedin 1890. 4to. viii, 359p. Illus. Pictorial cloth. Clippings laid in. G.

1st ed. John Lane The Bodley Head, London [1932]. 12mo. xi, 54p. DJ. C1752. Black cloth, climate induced staining to this. Fore-edge FX, textblock SLF. Losses to DJ, severed at spine fold. G/FA. Est. $200 *p38

487 Braithwaite, Errol An Affair of Men, uncorrected advance proof copy.

Collins/ODT, London/Dunedin 1961. 8vo. 254p. Mottled blue SC. G. 488 Brunton, Alan Three books including 'Years Ago Today, Language & Performance, 1969'.

1st ed. Bumper Books, Wellington 1997. 8vo. 52p. Frontis, illus. Laminated card covers. G+. Along with Sinclair, 'Twenty Poems', (Cabbage Press), 1976, ltd ed, No 116/300, SC, SA, woodcuts by Harry Sinclair, G+, & Beyer, 'Jesus Hobo', (Caveman Press), 1971, 1st, SC, illus by Stanley Palmer, G. [3]. Est. $50 489 Campbell, Alistair Te Ariki

Death and the Tagua, signed by author.

Poems 1924-1931, R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

498 Cresswell, D'Arcy Two books by Cresswell including 'Margaret McMillan', warmly inscribed by author for Rod & Ruth Finlayson.

Hutchinson, London c1948. 8vo. 160p. Frontis, illus. Crimson cloth. No DJ. G+. Along with 'The Voyage of the Hurunui', (Caxton), 1956, 1st, Rod Finlayson's copy, his sig, G+ to VG/G. [2]. Est. $200 499 Cresswell, D'Arcy

Sonnets, Rod Finlayson's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Nag's Head Press, Christchurch 1976. 12mo. 74p. DJ. Blue cloth. VG/VG. Est. $50

Ltd ed. Wai-te-ata Press, Wellington 1995. Folio. Blue card wrapper, pages bound at top edge. Wrap-around band with wooden detail. No 44/150. Published to celebrate the 70th birthday of the author, and the newly re-established Wai-te-ata Press. NF. Est. $100

500 Cross, Ian The God Boy.

490 Courage, James

501 Crump, Barry

1st ed. J Cape, London 1954. 8vo. 270p. DJ. Red cloth. FX. FFEP clipped. G. Along with 'The Fifth Child', (Constable), 1948, R, DJ, G+/G+, 'The Call Home', (J Cape), 1956, 1st, DJ, VG/G+, & 'Such Seperate Creatures', (Caxton), 1973, 1st, DJ, G+/G+.

[4]. Est. $150

Reed, Wellington 1960. 8vo. 192p. Illus. Blue limp cloth, soiled. Typed notice from editor of Reed mounted to front. Stain to fore-edge, through to text. Hand-titled spine. POS L Moir of the Auckland Star. Rare memorabilia of the laconic, iconic, philatelically certified 'Crumpy'. G. Est. $400 *p35

491 Cox, Nigel

502 Crump, Barry Mrs Windyflax and the Pungapeople, signed by author, and artist Murray Ball.

1st ed. Victoria University Press, Wellington 2004. 8vo. 463p. Pictorial SC. The Edgar Rice Burroughs Estate sued over this publication. Banned outside New Zealand. G+.

Est. $150

1st ed. Hodder Moa Beckett, Auckland 1995. Unpag. Illus, DJ. Pictorial boards. VG/ VG. Est. $100

492 Cresswell, D'Arcy

A Small Room With Large Windows, copy formerly belonging to the author, with notes in his hand.

Four books by Courage including 'The Young Have Secrets'.

Tarzan Presley, signed by author.

Eena Deena Dynamo, copy of Rod Finlayson, author of critical biography of Cresswell.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1936. 8vo. Unpag. DJ. Green card. DJ worn and discoloured, severed at fold lines, with old tape residue to extremities. Underlining and two notes in pencil. There are 4 references to this work in Finlayson's critical biography of Cresswell (see Lot 523). Subtitle: 'Or, The Downfall of Modern Science'.

A rare Cresswell and Caxton Press title. AF. FA. Est. $400 *p38

1st ed. Andre Deutsch, London 1958. 12mo. 202p. DJ. C1796. Red cloth. DJ front fresh. G/G+ to VG. Est. $50

A Good Keen Man, advance copy.

503 Curnow, Allen

1st ed. OUP, London 1962. 8vo. viii, 84p. DJ. Cream mottled boards. Fore-edge FX. DJ FX, edgewear, small losses. Notes on TP (approx): '[for readings? say, mine are (some of them) a kind of lyric expostulation or ejaculatory verse : not much in fashion, I believe. A few may be of the meditative, inspection of one's sensory apparatus, description x . . . . .]' Note also on poem 'Mementos of an Occasion'. A remarkable item. G/G. Est. $500

493 Cresswell, D'Arcy

504 Curnow, Allen Selected Poems 1940-1989, inscribed by author 'for Dennis McEldowney, who published the best of it, Allen Curnow, 23-9-90'. Along with a handbill commemorating the launch of the book at Under Silkwood Bookshop.

1st ed. Pelorus Press, Auckland 1952. 8vo. 97p. Col illus TP & 3 wood engravings by E Mervyn Taylor, DJ. Green cloth, title labels to front and spine. Linear glue stains head and tail. CB. Tape lines to EPs. Dedication in print: 'For Roderick and Ruth Finlayson'.

Pencilled annotations, modifications, stage directions etc apparently in Sargeson's hand.

Essay by Rod Finlayson re Cresswell and 'The Forest' laid in. Two other enclosures.

Theatre programme by Hamish Keith - Wakefield Press. G/VG. Est. $400 *p38

1st ed. Viking, London 1990. 8vo. xiv, 209p. DJ. Green cloth. Lower corners bumped.

From 1972 to 1986 McEldowney was managing editor of Auckland University Press, Curnow's primary publisher during this time. VG/VG. Handbill printed by Ron Holloway at The Griffin Press, No 20/50, signed by Curnow, VG. [2]. Est. $400 *p15

The Forest, copy of Rod & Ruth Finlayson, their names inscribed on front free endpaper by Frank Sargseon. With a New Independent Theatre programme for 'The Forest' inscribed 'admit two: Frank Sargeson'.

494 Cresswell, D'Arcy Modern Poetry and the Ideal, Rod Finlayson's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Griffin Press, Auckland 1934. 12mo. 17p. Card covers. Some underlining. Very scarce. Covers FA to G, contents G+. Est. $250 *p38

505 Davin, Dan Cliffs of Fall.

1st ed. Nicholson and Watson, London 1945. 8vo. vi, 188p. DJ. Red cloth. SS. CB. Fore-edge FX. EPs SLF. Losses to DJ spine, other tears. Davin's first novel. Very scarce, esp with DJ. 'Not relishing the macabre plural Mark did not laugh.' G/FA. Est. $500 *p45

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The Gorse Blooms Pale, R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Nicholson & Watson, London 1947. 8vo. 216p. DJ. D154. Orange cloth. EPs browned. Fore-edge SLF. Tears to DJ extremities. DJR. Collection of short stories set in NZ, England, the Middle East and Italy. Scarce, esp with DJ. A portrait of Davin on the back wrapper with hagiographic comments by diverse luminaries including Maj-Gen H K Kippenberger and the writer L P Hartley. DJ blurb: 'At present Mr Davin is in England on the staff of one of the University presses and he has recently been commissioned by the NZ Government to write the Official History of the NZ Division in Crete - a task for which he is particulary well qualified.' Beltane Book Bureau label mounted. G/FA to G. Est. $300 *p45 507 Davin, Dan For the Rest of Our Lives.

1st ed. Nicholson and Watson, London 1947. 8vo. 397p. DJ. Black cloth. EPs browned.

Taped repair to front hinge. FA/FA to G. Est. $50

518 Fairburn, A R D

How to Ride a Bicycle, In Seventeen Lovely Colours, inscribed by author 'For George [Haydn] & Molly [Macalister] - hoping they soon have a puncture, Rex, 9/6/46'.

1st ed. The Pelorus Press, Auckland c1946. 4to. 20p. Illus. F31. Pictorial card covers, detached. Tape marks to spine. FX/browning. General wear and creasing. A less than perfect copy of this vulnerable publication, but one with excellent provenance. AF. FA to G. Est. $300 *p38 519 Fairburn, A R D The Rakehelly Man and Other Verses, inscribed to George [Haydn] and Molly [Macalister] by the author.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1946. 8vo. 30p. Illus. F34. Pictorial card covers, stained and foxed. Spine reinforced with cloth. Inscribed 'With love - and as a warning'. AF. FA to G. Est. $250

508 Davin, Dan

520 Fairburn, A R D The Sky is a Limpet, printed by R W Lowry.

1st ed. Michael Joseph, London 1949. 8vo. 254p. DJ. Cream cloth. G/FA. Along with 'Not Here Not Now', (Hale/W & T), 1970, G/G, & 'No Remittance', (M Joseph), 1959, 1st, G+/G+ to VG. [3]. Est. $80

1st ed. Phillips Press, Devonport 1939. 8vo. 8 leaves. F36. Pictorial card, browned at extremities. Full title: 'The Sky is a Limpet (A Pollytickle Parrotty), Also Four (4) Stories or Moral Feebles'. Bagnall notes that 'almost the entire issue of this satire on M J Savage was withdrawn'. Scarce. G. Est. $150 *p38

509 Dorman, T E The Days After, signed by author.

521 Fairburn, A R D & Denis Glover Poetry Harbinger, Maurice Duggan's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Vantage Press, New York 1969. 8vo. 248p. DJ. Black cloth. CB. Fore-edge FX. Smart gold DJ SLF verso. Edgewear and mark to back. A novel of World War III in the 1970s. DJ blurb: 'We find the sort of thing that Graham Greene called "an entertainment", rather than a novel.' G+/G+. Est. $100

1st ed. Pilgrim Press, Auckland 1958. 8vo. 52p. DJ. Plain card. DJ severed at spine.

'Edited by Dorothy Cannibal.' G/FA. Est. $50

Three books by Davin including 'Roads From Home'.

510 Duggan, Eileen

More Poems, signed by author below quotation/inscription 'For whom is only truth or treason'. R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Allen & Unwin, London 1951. 12mo. 68p. DJ. D688. Red cloth. Quotation in Duggan's hand is from her poem 'Truth', to be found on p15. Duggan's signature is seldom seen. G+/VG. Est. $250 511 Duggan, Maurice

A Voice for the Minotaur.

1st ed. Holloway Press, Auckland 2001. 8vo. 51p. Frontis. Quarter cloth. VG+.

512 Duggan, Maurice

Falter Tom and the Water Boy.

1st ed. Faber, London 1958. 8vo. 61p. Illus TP, illus, DJ. Red cloth. G+/G to G+. Est. $50 513 Duggan, Maurice (Association)

Twelve issues of 'Here & Now, An Independent Monthly Review', previous owner Maurice Duggan, his signature to various issues.

Here & Now Publications, Auckland 1950-1953. 4to. Paper wraps. No 3, Nov 1950, to No 9, June 1951. With 5 other issues, various dates. AF. FA to G. [12]. Est. $100 514 Ensing, Riemke

Dear Mr Sargeson, warmly inscribed by author to George Haydn, builder of Sargeson's home.

1st ed. Cape Cately Ltd, Queen Charlotte Sound 1995. 8vo. 40p. Illus. Pictorial card covers. 'Aren't these marvellous stories you've told me. Tell me more and there'll be more poems.' G+. Est. $50 515 Fahey, Jacqueline

Cutting Loose, inscribed by author to Mary [Sinclair] and George [Haydn].

1st ed. David Ling, Auckland 1998. 8vo. 126p. Pictorial card. Mary Sinclair, wife of writer Keith Sinclair, and George Haydn, husband of artist Molly Macalister, became partners after their respective spouses died. VG. Est. $50 516 Fairburn, A R D A Slight Misunderstanding.

Ltd ed. Nag's Head Press, Christchurch 1968. 12mo. 12p. Illus. Orange cloth, applied paper title label to front. Spine faded. Lino-cuts by Robert Brett. G+ to VG. Est. $100 517 Fairburn, A R D He Shall Not Rise, inscribed by author 'For Laurie Rich, June 1948'.

522 Fairburn, G E

Growing Up With Rex, A Memoir 1905-1923, inscribed to George Haydn by author.

1st ed. Author, Hamilton ND. 4to. 91p. Blue SC. Mark to front. G+. Est. $50 523 Finlayson, Roderick

D'Arcy Cresswell, signed by author, and inscribed by F[rank] S[argeson].

1st ed. Twayne Publishers, New York 1972. 8vo. 132p. DJ. Crimson cloth. Twayne Publishers invoice laid in. Inscription by Sargeson: 'Rod, And compliments on a most interesting book, F S, August '73.' No 205 in the Twayne's World Authors Series. VG/ VG. Est. $300 524 Finlayson, Roderick Sweet Beulah Land, R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Griffin Press, Auckland 1942. 8vo. 102p. DJ. Quarter bound. DJ severed at spine fold, losses head & tail. G+ to VG/FA. Est. $200 *p45 525 Finlayson, Roderick Brown Man's Burden.

1st ed. Unicorn Press, Auckland 1938. 8vo. 86p. DJ. F400. Quarter bound. DJ edgewear, some losses. Est. $150 526 Finlayson, Roderick

Two books by Finlayson including 'The Schooner Came to Atia', R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Griffin Press, Auckland 1952/3. 8vo. 144p. DJ. Quarter cloth. G+ to VG/G. Along with 'In Georgina's Shady Garden', (Griffin Press), 1988, 1st, SC, VG. [2]. Est. $100 527 Finlayson, Roderick Tidal Creek, R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Angus & Robertson, Sydney 1948. 8vo. 224p. DJ. Red cloth. Fore-edge FX. G/ FA. Est. $50 528 Frame, Janet The Carpathians, delightfully inscribed by author to Robin & Rosemary Gordon.

1st ed. Bloomsbury, London 1988. 8vo. 196p. DJ. Blue cloth. Fore-edges foxed, small brown mark to gutter of TP. Full inscription: 'For Robin & Rosemary Gordon with best regards & many thanks for answering ill-timed phone calls on the nature & behaviour of fowl, wild & tame, from Janet, the goose woman, Shannon, January 1989.' G+/VG. Est. $3000 *p60

1st ed. Columbia Press, London 1930. 12mo. 85p. F30. Blue cloth. Dampstaining and DJ ghost to boards. DJ dampstaining, ID, severed at folds with losses. Binding FA, contents G, DJ FA. Est. $600 *p38

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529 Frame, Janet Owls Do Cry, inscribed by author to John B[eston].

540 Frame, Janet

1st US ed. George Braziller, New York 1960. 8vo. 210p. DJ. Red cloth. Stated first printing. Light edgewear to cloth. Small tears to DJ extremities. John Beston, an Australian academic, wrote a bibliography of Frame ('The Inward Sun, The Novels of Janet Frame', World Literature Written in English, Arlington, Texas 1978). He and his American wife Rose Marie had visited Frame in Glenfield. Frame met him again at a conference in Honolulu. John Beston corresponded with Frame from Harvard about the bibliography, causing her to write a terse letter to Patrick Evans at the University of Canterbury. The Bestons were friends indeed while Frame travelled in the USA, looking after her twice when illness interrupted her itinerary: 'I dare not seek help in this medically expensive land.' See King, 'Wrestling With the Angel', Viking, 2000.

VG/G+. Est. $2500 *p60

1st US ed. George Braziller, New York 1979. 8vo. 240p. DJ. Red cloth. Stated second printing. G+/VG. Along with 'The Edge of the Alphabet', (Braziller), 1962, 1st US, VG/G+, 'Intensive Care', (Reed), 1971, 1st NZ, G+/VG, 'Towards Another Summer', (Vintage), 2007, ltd ed, No 26/750, F/F. A well presented group. [4]. Est. $120

530 Frame, Janet

541 Frame, Janet

You Are Now Entering the Human Heart.

1st ed. Victoria University Press, Wellington 1983. 8vo. 203p. DJ. Light green cloth.

Scarce. G+ to VG/G+ to VG. Est. $50 *p60 542 Frame, Janet The Rainbirds.

Faces in the Water, signed by author.

1st NZ ed. Pegasus, Christchurch 1969. 8vo. 206p. DJ. Grey cloth. Scarce. G+/G. *p60

1st US ed. George Braziller, New York 1961. 8vo. 254p. DJ. Quarter blue cloth. 5cm dampstain at foot of fore-edge, bleeding to page extremities (though not unsightly).

DJ edgewear, small losses to spine head. Stated first printing. G+/G. Est. $2000 *p60

543 Frame, Janet Mona Minim and the Smell of the Sun, with UBS invoice signed by purchaser R D[ennis] McEldowney.

531 Frame, Janet

1st ed. George Braziller, New York 1969. 4to. 94p. Illus, DJ. Red cloth. Stated first printing. Illustrated by Robin Jacques. Dedication in print: 'A story for Pamela in Auckland and James in New York'. G+/G.

1st US ed. George Braziller, New York 1969. 8vo. 248p. DJ. Green cloth. Stated second printing. Full inscription: 'from Lake Bomoseen with Galeran, Anton, Fred, & not forgetting Rose Marie & John [Beston], with thanks for a wonderful stay, love from Janet, Feb 1982.' VG/VG. Est. $2000 *p60

544 Gee, Maurice A Special Flower, uncorrected proof copy, signed by author.

Yellow Flowers in the Antipodean Room, warmly inscribed by author.

532 Frame, Janet

A boxed set of 'The Reservoir' and 'Snowman Snowman', both volumes inscribed by author to John [Beston].

Hutchinson, London 1965. 12mo. 192p. Red soft cover. Inscribed 'For Mr Goodman' above title. Title printed on spine, author's name annotated. Dampstaining from half title (red cover bleed on this) through to p50, diminishing. Outward appearance tidy.

Gee proof copies are very seldom seen. AF. FA to G. Est. $500

1st US ed. George Braziller, New York 1963. 8vo. 182p. DJ. Cream cloth. Some darkening to spine of 'The Reservoir'. DJs edgewear. Illustrated slip case sunned, head worn. G+/G+/G. [2]. Est. $2000 *p60

545 Gee, Maurice The Big Season, uncorrected proof copy of the author's first published novel, signed by author.

533 Frame, Janet

Hutchinson, London 1962. 12mo. 198p. Red SC, in clear protective cover. Fore-edge SLF. 'The NZ Peyton Place??' annotated to front. Gee proof copies are very seldom seen. Est. $500 *p35

The Adaptable Man, inscribed by author to Rose Marie & John [Beston].

1st NZ ed. Pegasus, Christchurch 1965. 8vo. 270p. DJ. Black cloth. DJ edgewear, small losses. Also rubbing and print-related soiling. VG/G to G+. Est. $1500 *p60 534 Frame, Janet

Two books including 'The Pocket Mirror', inscribed by author to John [Beston].

1st UK ed. W H Allen, London 1967. 8vo. 121p. DJ. Green cloth. VG+/F. Along with 'The Goose Bath, Poems', (Vintage), 2006, 1st, F/VG. [2]. Est. $1500 *p60 535 Frame, Janet

A State of Siege, inscribed by author to John B[eston].

1st US ed. George Braziller, New York 1966. 8vo. 246p. DJ. Teal blue cloth. Minor stain to front. DJ edgewear, some small losses. Stated first printing. G+/G. Est. $1500 *p60 536 Frame, Janet

Daughter Buffalo, inscribed by author to Rose Marie & John [Beston].

1st US ed. George Braziller, New York 1972. 8vo. 212p. DJ. Blue cloth. 'Avant' penned to front pastedown. VG/VG. Est. $1500 *p60 537 Frame, Janet (Postcards)

Seven postcards including one sent by Janet Frame to John & Rose Marie Beston, New York, with note 'Bear with my silence! Many thanks for your letter & all good wishes & love to you both & the cats'.

New Zealand stamps postmarked 1985. Coloured image 'Rose-Growing Near Levin'.

VG. Along with 6 unused postcards relating to 'An Angel At My Table' film/series, VG. [7]. Est. $500 *p60

546 Gee, Maurice, C K Stead, Maurice Duggan & Diana Athill New Authors Short Story One, R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Hutchinson, London 1961. 8vo. 238p. DJ. Black cloth. Smart spine design. DJ advertorial verso. First major publication for Gee and Stead.

547 Glover, Denis Arawata Bill, R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Pegasus Press, Christchurch 1953. 8vo. 38p. DJ. G391. Red cloth. G+ to VG/G. Est. $250 *p38 548 Glover, Denis

Cold Tongue, inscribed by author 'Received from Ian Donnelly, Esquire, the sum of two shillings in full payment, Denis Glover, May 18 '40'.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1940. 12mo. [29]p. G395. Card covers. Some ID to extremities. G+. Est. $150 549 Glover, Denis D Day, inscribed by author to 'George Hadyn, Molly [Macalister], & Lisbe, Denis, Ides of March 1970'.

1st ed. Caxton, Christchurch 1944. 8vo. 21.5cm. 8 leaves. G396. Pictorial card covers, detached. Tape marks to spine. Scarce FA. Est. $150 *p38 550 Glover, Denis

Several Poems (Called Upon the Outside, Because of the Difficulty of Selling Verse, Six Easy Ways, etc).

538 Frame, Janet (Signature)

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1936. 8vo. 8 leaves. Card covers. SLF. Bookplate mounted. Cover title: 'Six Easy Ways of Dodging Debt Collectors'. Edition of 100 copies. Very rare. G+. Est. $250 *p38

R ed. Little, Brown & Co, Boston 1961. 12mo. xiv, 331p. Pink SC. SS. Back cover browned. Bookmark from Paperback Booksmith, Cambridge, laid in. G+. Est. $400

551 Glover, Denis Since Then, R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

A copy of 'Final Harvest, Emily Dickinson's Poems', inscribed 'For Jess [Whitworth] from Janet [Frame] from Cambridge Mass USA 1964'.

539 Frame, Janet

An Autobiography, signed by author.

Vintage Collectors' ed. Random House, Auckland 1994. 8vo. 437p. Illus, DJ. Black cloth. Hand-numbered 306/500. F/VG. Est. $500 *p60

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Four books by Janet Frame including 'Living in the Maniototo'.

Bethunes at Webb's

1st ed. Mermaid Press, Wellington 1957. 8vo. 46p. Yellow card covers. G+. *p38 552 Glover, Denis Sings Harry and Other Poems, first edition.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1951. 8vo. 45p. DJ. G400. Pale yellow cloth. Small losses to DJ extremities. POS and inscription on FFEP. 'Printed in Baskerville types on Kent County hand-made paper in an edition of 250 copies.' A handsome copy of this scarce and hugely important publication. VG/G+. Est. $250 *p38

553 Glover, Denis

Summer Flowers.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1946. 8vo. 8 leaves. G402. Decorative card covers.

Bookplate of Robert Hughes mounted. Scarce. G. Est. $100 *p38 554 Glover, Denis The Arraignment of Paris.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1937. 8vo. 8 leaves. G392. Orange card. FX. Bookplate of Robert Hughes mounted. Scarce. G. Est. $150 *p38 555 Glover, Denis

The Wind and the Sand Poems 1934-44.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1945. 8vo. 25cm. 60p. G407. Quarter cloth. EPs by Leo Bensemann. G to G+. Est. $150

567 Johnson, Louis

Two books by Louis Johnson including 'Bread and a Pension', inscribed by author.

1st ed. Pegasus Press, Christchurch 1964. 8vo. 78p. DJ. White cloth. G+/G. Along with 'Two Poems' ('News of Molly Bloom' and 'The Passionate Man and the Casual Man'), (Pegasus), ND, SC, G. [2].

568 Johnson, Mike Anti Body Positive, proof copy in negative (white on black).

Hard Echo Press, Onehunga 1988. 8vo. Twelve gatherings, the first with question mark annotated to cover. Stain to TP & verso. As colophon: 'Error: the Ventura Publisher PostScript preamble is not available on your printer. Pre-download the preamble or include it with your print job. This print job has been aborted.' A curious and unique piece, tidily preserved. G+. Est. $500

556 Glover, Denis

Three books by Denis Glover from his Cats-Paw Press.

569 Joseph, M K Two books by Joseph including 'A Pound of Saffron', signed by author.

Ltd ed. Cats-Paw Press, Wellington 1971. 12mo. Unpag. Brown card covers. No 19/750. Signed by author. G+. Along with 'Dancing to My Tune', 1974, 1st, SC, G+, & 'Or Hawk or Basilisk, 1978, 1st, SC, G+. [3]. Est. $80

1st ed. V Gollancz/Paul's Book Arcade, London/New Zealand 1962. 8vo. 253p. DJ. Red cloth. G/G. Along with 'I'll Soldier No More', (V Gollancz/Paul), 1958, 1st, SA, G/ G+. [2]. Est. $50

557 Glover, Denis

570 King, Michael Frank Sargeson, A Life, inscribed by King to George Haydn, builder of Sargeson's home.

Three books by Glover including 'Sharp Edge Up'.

1st ed. Blackwood & Janet Paul, Auckland 1968. 8vo. 74p. Grey card covers. G+.

Along with 'For Whom the Cock Crows', (McIndoe), 1978, 1st, SC, cover soiled, G, & 'Clutha, River Poems', 1977, 1st, SC, worn, G. [3].

558 Glover, Denis Three prose titles by Glover including 'Men of God'.

1st ed. Viking, Auckland 1995. 8vo. 478p. Illus, DJ. Blue cloth. Textblock extremities yellowed, as usual. G+/VG. Est. $200 571 King, Michael

Wrestling With the Angel, A Life of Janet Frame, signed by author.

1st ed. Dunmore Press, Palmerston North 1978. 12mo. 125p. Illus. Pictorial SC. VG. Along with bifolium pamphlet entitled 'Bob Lowry's Books', (Pilgrim Press), ND, G, 'Hot Water Sailor', (Reed), 1962, 1st, DJ, signed by author, G/G, & Thomson, 'Denis Glover', (OUP), 1977, 1st, SC, VG. [4]. Est. $80

1st ed. Viking, Auckland 2000. 8vo. 583p. Illus, DJ. Black cloth. VG+/VG+. Est. $100 *p60

559 Glover, Denis

1st ltd ed. VUP, Wellington 1998. 8vo. 241p. DJ. Crimson cloth. Less than 75 copies of this hardcover first edition were produced. Est. $200

To a Particular Woman.

572 Knox, Elizabeth

The Vintner's Luck, rare hardcover first edition.

1st ed. Nags Head Press, Christchurch 1970. 12mo. 24p. Purple card covers. Small mark to front. Hand-set limited edition of 300. The 'particular woman' was Janet Paul, renowned NZ publisher.

573 Koea, Shonagh

560 Glover, Denis

Vintage Collectors' ed. Random House, Auckland 1994. 8vo. 172p. DJ. Cream cloth.

No 77/300. F/VG. Along with 'The Woman Who Never Went Home', (Penguin), 1987, SC, SA, VG. [2]. Est. $50

Towards Banks Peninsula, R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Pegasus Press, Christchurch 1979. 8vo. 55p. DJ. White cloth. VG/VG. 561 Grace, Patricia

Mutuwhenua, The Moon Sleeps.

Two books by Koea including 'Sing to Me, Dreamer', signed by author.

574 Lee, John A

Children of the Poor, with an excellent inscription (12 lines) by author.

1st ed. Longman Paul, Auckland 1978. 12mo. 155p. DJ. Black cloth. Letter to Pat (not Grace) from Jill laid in, subject pottery etc. VG/VG. Est. $50

4th thousand ed. T Werner Laurie, London 1935. 8vo. 254p. Red cloth. See L329.

Fore-edge browned. 'The book actually spelled freedom to the artist and if the politician can't look after the truth better suicide anyhow'. G+. Est. $200 *p45

562 Grace, Patricia

575 Lee, John A

Potiki.

1st ed. Viking, Auckland 1986. 8vo. 185p. DJ. Blue cloth. A tidy copy of the scarce first edition of this seminal novel. VG/VG. Est. $100 *p35

Civilian Into Soldier, signed by author, and with enclosures including a handwritten letter from the author musing on outselling James Bond in downtown Woolworths.

563 Grace, Patricia

1st ed. T Werner Laurie, London 1937. 12mo. 294p. Red cloth. Letter on Vital Books letterhead. G. Est. $150

Two books including 'Waiariki'.

1st ed. Longman Paul, Auckland 1975. 8vo. 91p. DJ. Black cloth. G+ to VG/G. Along with 'The Dream Sleepers and Other Stories', (Longman Paul), 1980, 1st, SC, G. [2].

Est. $50 564 Hilliard, Noel Maori Girl.

576 Lee, John A

Shiner Slattery, signed and warmly inscribed by Lee to Molly Macalister.

2nd ed. Collins Bros & Co Ltd, Auckland 1964. 8vo. 173p. Frontis, DJ. Brown cloth.

Newspaper clippings concerning Lee laid in. G+/G.

1st ed. Heinemann, London 1960. 8vo. 263p. DJ. Blue cloth. G+/G.

577 Lee, John A The Hunted, warmly inscribed by author.

565 Hunt, Sam

1st ed. T Werner Laurie Ltd, London 1936. 8vo. 257p. Advts, DJ. Red cloth. SS, FX. G/G. Est. $80

Four books by Sam Hunt including 'From Bottle Creek'.

1st ed. Alister Taylor, Wellington 1972. 8vo. VP. Four SC booklets in silver folder, as published. G+. Along with 'Time to Ride', (A Taylor), 1975, 1st, SC, VG, 'South Into Winter', 1973, 1st, SC, G, & 'Making Tracks', 1997, R, SC, G+. [4]. Est. $100 566 Jackson, Michael

Three Books by Jackson including 'Going On'.

1st ed. John McIndoe, Dunedin 1985. 8vo. 71p. Lavender card covers. SS. G. Along with 'Wall', (McIndoe), 1980, 1st, SC, G+, & 'Duty Free', (McIndoe), 1989, 1st, SC, G+.

[3].

578 Lee, John A

The Yanks Are Coming, inscribed by author to Gay Nixon.

1st ed. T Werner Laurie, London 1943. 12mo. 192p. DJ. Green cloth. G/FA to G. Est. $150 *p45 579 Lee, John A Three variant copies of 'Shining With the Shiner', two signed by author.

R ed. Bernard Henry/N V Douglas, London/Auckland 1950. 8vo. 192p. DJ. Brown cloth. Unsigned copy. G+/G. Along with signed copy, (F W Mead), [1944], card covers, ex libris Robert Hughes (his bookplate), G, & signed copy, (F W Mead), [1944], 1st, DJ, substantial loss to upper portion of DJ, G/FA. [3]. Est. $150

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42

Bethunes at Webb's

580

585

588

594

625

612

616

618

619

620

621

622

598

599

664

665

580 Loney, Alan & The Ampersand.

Ltd ed. Black Light Press, Wellington 1990. 8vo. Unpag. Illus. Quarter cloth. Elaborate errata slip regarding Rowan Gibbs laid in. No 12/150. F. Est. $100 *p42 581 Loney, Alan

Four books by Alan Loney including 'Shorter Poems 1963-77'.

1st ed. AUP/OUP, Auckland 1979. 8vo. 91p. Pictorial card. G+. Along with 'The Erasure Tapes', (AUP), 1994, 1st, SC, VG, 'The Falling', (AUP), 2001, 1st, SC, VG, & 'Sidetracks', (AUP), 1998, 1st, SC, VG. Est. $80 582 Magazine, Gaudeamus

Five issues of 'Gaudeamus, An Independent Student Journal'.

593 Manhire, Bill Zoetropes, scarce limited edition, with letter to Dennis McEldowney from Chris Elder of Murihiku Press laid in.

Ltd ed. Murihiku Press, London 1981. Folio. 4 leaves. Red card. 60 copies printed.

Handwritten letter (14 lines) concerns the production of 'Zoetropes': 'the last print run being done the evening before I left London in November last year, and the whole brought back in sheets in the top of a suitcase to be folded, trimmed and sewn in Wellington.' McEldowney published Manhire's 'Good Looks' at Auckland University Press in 1982. G+. Est. $250 594 Manhire, Bill & Ralph Hotere

Theatre programme for 'Sound Movement Theatre', poetry by Manhire, design

by Hotere.

Canterbury University College, Christchurch 1951. 4to. Paper wraps. No 1, April 1951, to No 5, October 1951. G to VG. [5]. Est. $50

Unattributed c1975. Bifolium, printed in red & black. One leaf laid in. F. Est. $100 *p42

583 Magazine, Here & Now

G B Lancaster, inscribed by Nell Lyttleton, relation of G B Lancaster/Edith Lyttleton.

A full run of 'Here & Now, An Independent Monthly Review'.

Here & Now Publications, Auckland 1949-1957. Paper wraps. No 1, Oct 1949, to No 62, Nov 1957. G to G+. [62]. Est. $400 584 Magazine, Islands

Thirteen issues of 'Islands, A New Zealand Quarterly of Arts and Letters'.

Robin Dudding, Auckland etc 1974-1984. 8vo. Illus. Pictorial card covers. Along with index 1972-76. 'Frank Sargeson at 75' issue included. All G+ to VG. [14].

585 Magazine, Lipsync

595 Mare, F A de la

1st ed. Printed for Private Circulation, [Hamilton] 1945. 8vo. 17p. D226. Blue card.

Cover title: 'G B Lancaster, 1875-1945, A Tribute'. 8 line letter from Nell Lyttleton to 'Joy dear' laid in. G+.

596 Marriner, Craig Stonedogs, first edition, inscribed by author 'Be afraid'.

1st ltd ed. Vintage, Auckland 2001. 8vo. 375p. DJ. Grey cloth. 'This authorised hard cover first edition is limited to 50 copies.' F/F. Est. $100

Lipsync 1, Aug 72.

597 Mason, Bruce

Peter Andrews & Rhys Pasley, Wellington 1972. 8vo. 16 leaves. Illustrated red card.

'36 new poems by NZ's leading writers.' Contributors include Brian Turner, Kendrick Smithyman, Bill Manhire, James K Baxter, Ian Wedde, Alan Loney, Riemke Ensing and Vincent O'Sullivan. G+. Est. $50 *p42

1st ed. NZUP/Price Milburn, Wellington 1969. 8vo. 109p. Pictorial SC. G+ to VG. Est. $100

586 Magazine, Parsons Packet

Awatea, inscribed by author to Judi.

598 Mason, Bruce

31 continuous issues of 'Parsons Packet'.

End of the Golden Weather, inscribed by author 'To Andrew and Peter, Bon Voyage! Love from Diana and Bruce, Christmas 1962'.

Roy Parsons, Wellington 1949+. 4to. Paper wraps. No 6, Oct-Dec 1949, to No 36, OctDec 1955. G+. [31]. Est. $100

1st thus ed. Price Milburn, Wellington 1962. 8vo. 76p. DJ. Grey cloth. DJ verso SLF. VG/G+. Est. $150 *p42

587 Magazine, Rambling Jack

599 Mason, Bruce

Miracle Mart Receiving, Auckland 1986-7. 8vo. Illus. Pictorial card. Publisher's announcement (illus) laid in to No 5. VG. [5]. Est. $50

2nd ed. Price Milburn, Wellington 1963. 8vo. 97p. Grey cloth. VG/G. Est. $100 *p42

A complete run of 'Rambling Jack', Nos 1 to 5.

The Pohutukawa Tree, inscribed by author 'To Dr Lenart, for his 85th birthday, with the warmest good wishes of Bruce Mason, 25 January 1965'.

588 Magazine, Review

Review 1965, including an early appearance by Bill Manhire.

600 Mason, Bruce The Pohutukawa Tree, inscribed by author to 'Shrubby'.

OUSA, Dunedin 1965. 8vo. 68p. Illus. Pink pictorial SC. A University of Otago literary miscellany. Includes writings by Janet Frame, Robin Morrison, W D (Bill) Sutton, and 18 year old Bill Manhire. VG. Est. $50 *p42

1st ed. Price Milburn, Wellington 1960. 12mo. 104p. Pictorial card. Dampstain curve at foot of 5 leaves, diminishing. Letter (3 lines) from Mason to 'Shrubby' laid in. G+.

Est. $250

589 Mander, Jane The Story of a New Zealand River, with a challenging inscription by author to Warwick Lawrence.

601 Mason, Bruce Two books concerning Mason including 'Bruce Mason Solo', signed by Mason.

1st ed. John Lane, New York & London 1920. 8vo. 432p. M728. Green decorated cloth. FFEP removed. Backstrip loose. CB. Fore-edge browned. Soil marks to cover.

Inscription: 'It is up to you, Warwick Lawrence, to beat this pioneer attempt, etc.' See Bagnall L208-210 for Lawrence's published work. AF. Binding FA, contents G. Est. $800 *p35

Price Milburn with VUP, Wellington 1981. 8vo. x, 234p. DJ. Black cloth. VG/G+. Along with McNaughton, 'Bruce Mason', (OUP), 1976, SC, warmly inscribed by author, G. [2]. Est. $100

590 Mander, Jane

The Passionate Puritan, inscribed by author to Warwick Lawrence.

Colonial ed. John Lane The Bodley Head, London 1922. 8vo. 308p. M726. Green cloth decorated in yellow. FFEP removed. CB. SS. Fore-edge browned. Colonial Edition to TP verso. A romance set in Puhipuhi. G+. Est. $600 *p35 591 Mander, Jane (Signature)

A copy of Helen Waddell's 'The Desert Fathers' inscribed to printer Ron Holloway by Jane Mander, and with Mander's very rare bookplate mounted.

Constable, London 1936. Fore-edges FX. Small tear at head of clean & fresh DJ. The bookplate features a silhouette of Mander and is signed in pencil by artist Stephen Champ. G+/G+. Est. $400 592 Manhire, Bill

The Brain of Katherine Mansfield, R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

602 Mason, Bruce We Don't Want Your Sort Here, inscribed by author 'To Lucinda & Derek, love from Bruce, Christmas 1967'.

1st ed. Paul's Book Arcade, Auckland and Hamilton 1963. 8vo. 67p. Illus. Pictorial card covers. G+ to VG. Est. $100 603 Mason, R A K China Dances.

1st ed. Printed by John McIndoe, Dunedin 1962. 12mo. 13p. Card covers. POS L Moir.

Scarce. G+. Est. $50 604 Mason, R A K

Collected Poems, inscribed by author to 'Willow [Macky], with all best wishes from Ron, R A K Mason, 18/12/69'.

2nd ed. Pegasus Press, Christchurch 1963. 8vo. 112p. DJ. Red cloth. Some binding stains to pastedowns, DJ shadow to EPs. G+/G+. Est. $200

1st ed. AUP, Auckland 1988. 12mo. VP. Illus. Pictorial SC. VG. Est. $50

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605 Mason, R A K

616 O'Brien, Gregory Four Taranaki Poems, signed by author.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1938. 8vo. 6p. Card covers, some ID. POS J Denis Coyne. Printed by the Unicorn Press. Scarce. G. Est. $100

Ltd ed. Printed by hand at the Rita Angus Cottage, Wellington 2000. 8vo. 2 leaves.

Card covers. Blank watermarked leaf laid in after original artwork by Gregory O'Brien.

Printed by Brendan O'Brien (brother of author). Poems entitled 'Parihaka', 'A Proverb for Taranaki', 'Te Namu' & 'Taranaki'. No 13/33. Very scarce work by one of New Zealand's greatest living poets. VG. Est. $400 *p42

Squire Speaks.

606 Mason, R A K

This Dark Will Lighten, Selected Poems 1923-41.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1941. 8vo. xxxviip. DJ. Card covers. POS F Mete Kingi. Excellent Caxton design. G+/G. Est. $50 607 McCarten, Anthony The English Harem, first edition, signed by author.

1st ltd ed. Vintage, Auckland 2001. 8vo. 395p. DJ. Blue cloth. 'This authorised hard cover first edition is limited to 75 numbered copies and 26 lettered copies.' Copy e/26. VG+/VG. Est. $100 608 McCarten, Anthony Typescripts/proofs of three novels by Anthony McCarten including 'The English Harem'.

Random House, New Zealand 2001. Folio. 381p. Comb binding, clear overlay to front.

Uncorrected proof. VG. Along with typescript of 'Death of a Superhero', c2005, SC, VG, typescript of 'Brilliance', c2003, VG, & proof of 'Brilliance', c2003, VG. [4]. Est. $400

617 O'Brien, Gregory Irishman & Industry, Poems by Gregory O'Brien, Design by Tara McLeod. With an associated gift card with warm, lengthy message from O'Brien to Dennis McEldowney.

Ltd ed. Pear Tree Press, Auckland 1998. 8vo. [32]p. Illus. Illustrated card covers.

Signed by author and designer. No 7/75. The card features a work by Ralph Hotere and refers to an upcoming Hotere exhibition in Auckland: 'Bill Manhire, Ralph H, Ian W & all the crew will be coming up'. VG. Est. $350 618 O'Brien, Gregory Winter I Was, signed by author.

Ltd ed. Printed in the Rita Angus Cottage, Wellington 2000. 12mo. 2 leaves. Silver patterned card. Printed by Brendan O'Brien (brother of author). No 2/22. F. Est. $200 *p42

609 McEldowney, Dennis

619 O'Brien, Gregory The Long Fall from Splendour to Splendour, signed by author.

1st ed. John McIndoe, Dunedin 1976. 8vo. 72p. Frontis, illus. Red banded pictorial SC. Some sunning to SLF cover. Fore-edges FX. Clippings laid in. Est. $400

Ltd ed. Puriri Press, Auckland 1993. 4to. 15p. Illus. White illus card covers. Signed by author, artist Brian Gregory, and printer John Denny. No 41/95. In original printed envelope. VG/G+. Est. $200 *p42

Frank Sargeson in His Time, inscribed by author to Roderick Finlayson.

610 McLaren, Ian F The Caxton Press of Christchurch, New Zealand, Annotated Bibliography 19331978.

2nd and revised ed. Dalriada Press, Melbourne 1995. 4to. 159p. Blue SC. This edition (preferable for its revisions) limited to 50 copies. VG. Est. $200 611 Middleton, O E

Two books by Middleton including 'Short Stories', signed by author. R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Handcraft Press, Wellington 1953. 12mo. 53p. Blue wrappers. G+. Along with 'The Stone and Other Stories', (Pilgrim Press), 1959, 1st, G. [2]. Est. $50 612 Mitchell, David Pipe Dreams in Ponsonby, signed by author.

620 O'Brien, Gregory Seven Letters, signed by author.

Ltd ed. Animated Figure, Wellington 1997. 8vo. 36p. Illus card covers. 'This book was completed while the author was aged 36, hence the 36 page volume is published in an edition of 36 signed and numbered copies of which this is No 5'. VG. Est. $200 *p42 621 O'Brien, Gregory

The Time and How, being a collection of poems associated with O'Brien's art historical publication 'Lands and Deeds, Profiles of New Zealand Painters'.

2nd ltd ed. Animated Figure, Wellington 1996. 8vo. 20p. Green card. Some sunning to extremities. Subtitle: 'a century of New Zealand landscape painting / a 32 page sketchbook'. No 5/8. G+ to VG. Est. $200 *p42

1st ed. Stephen Chan for the Association of Orientally Flavoured Syndics, Auckland 1972. 4to. Unpag. Illus, DJ. Black cloth. 6cm indentation to lower board. Light soiling to cover. DJ rubbing and edgewear with small loss to top front edge. Copy 'No 4'.

G+/G. Est. $250 *p42

622 O'Brien, Gregory Dunes and Barns.

613 Montalk, Count Potocki de Two publications by de Montalk including 'Against Cresswell, A Lampoon'.

623 O'Brien, Gregory Great Lake, signed by author, and artist Noel McKenna.

1st ed. Maidment Press, London 1930. 8vo. 4 leaves. Grey wrappers. FX. G. Along with 'Recollections of My Fellow Poets', (Prometheus Press), 1983, SC, VG. [2]. Est. $50 614 Mulgan, John

Man Alone, extremely scarce first edition, with a note from the author's father laid in, and a Mulgan family condolence acknowledgment tipped in.

1st ed. Selwyn & Blount, London [1939]. 8vo. 254p. Facsimile DJ. M2161. Pale yellow cloth. Fore-edge browned, FX. A famously rare first edition. On publication, few copies were sent out, few were sold, and the stock held at the firm's Paternoster Row premises were lost in an air raid. POS J W Goodwin. Note laid in: 'From Alan Mulgan, York Bay, with thanks, & apology for delay. AM. 6/9/60.' Printed bifolium condolence acknowledgment card, tipped in after textblock, includes quotes from John Mulgan & Walt Whitman. Newspaper clippings follow. A unique copy of this landmark New Zealand novel, a literary memento mori. G/G. Est. $3000 *p35 615 Mulgan, John

Two books including 'Report on Experience'.

1st ed. OUP, London 1947. 12mo. xi, 150p. Frontis, map (fold). Dark blue cloth. G+/G. Along with Day, 'John Mulgan', (Twayne), 1968, 1st, G/G. [2]. Est. $80

Ltd ed. Modern House, Auckland 1988. 8vo. 6 leaves. Illus. Pictorial card. Est. $100 *p42

Ltd ed. Noel McKenna 1992. 8vo. Unpag. Illus. Pictorial card covers. No 25/100. Est. $50

624 O'Brien, Gregory Five books by Gregory O'Brien including 'Great Lake'.

1st ed. Local Consumption Publications, Sydney 1991. 12mo. 80p. Illus. Pictorial card.

VG. Along with 'Diesel Mystic', (AUP), 1989, 1st, SC, VG, 'Man With a Child's Violin', (Caxton), 1990, 1st, SC, VG, & two others similar, SC, G+ & VG. [5]. Est. $80 625 O'Sullivan, Vincent Our Burning Time, with note from author to Dennis [McEldowney] on New Zealand Listener Book Review Request paper laid in.

1st ed. Prometheus Books, Wellington 1965. 8vo. 53p. DJ. Green cloth. VG/G+ to VG. POS. Est. $80 *p42 626 O'Sullivan, Vincent The Boy, the Bridge, the River, signed by author.

1st ed. McIndoe/Reed, New Zealand 1978. 8vo. 196p. DJ. Black cloth. Original Wattie Award belly band. VG/VG. Est. $80 627 O'Sullivan, Vincent Two books including 'Revenants', cover design by Ralph Hotere.

1st ed. Prometheus Books, Wellington 1969. 8vo. 74p. Grey card covers. G+. Along with same author, 'From the Indian Funeral', (J McIndoe), 1976, 1st, SC, G+. [2]. Est. $50

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628 Pearson, Bill Coal Flat, signed by author.

638 Sargeson, Frank A Man and His Wife, signed by author.

1st ed. Paul's Book Arcade, Auckland and Hamilton 1963. 8vo. 421p. DJ. Maroon cloth. DJ cover design by Colin McCahon. Price on DJ whited out. Signed copies seldom seen. G/FA to G. Est. $150 *p45

New ed. Progressive Publishing Society, Wellington 1944. 8vo. 96p. Ochre cloth.

Bookplate of Fred B Butler mounted. G+. Est. $200

629 Rawlinson, Gloria

Verses, warmly inscribed by author 'To dear little Willow [Macky]'.

1st ed. Unicorn Press, Auckland 1935. 12mo. Unpag. Brown paper wrappers. Small tears to extremities, one long closed tear to back with small loss to top edge.

Unopened page. A rare Rawlinson and Unicorn Press title. FA to G. Est. $200 630 Reeves, W P (Editor)

Canterbury Rhymes, with three extra articles bound in including 'The Modus Operandi of Judgement Without Trial' by Captain John Alexander Wilson, JP. 2nd ed. Printed by 'Lyttelton Times', Christchurch 1883. 12mo. vii, 133p. Green cloth.

Spine shoulders split. Wilson 'Late a Judge of the Native Land Court'. Other extra titles: Owen, 'From San Francisco to New York', (Printed at J Dean's Steam Printing Works, Burslem), 1878, & Silver Pen, 'Parliamentary Skits and Sketches', (Printed by Hamer, Wellington). See Bagnall 575. G+. Est. $100 631 Sanderson, Martyn et al

Pallet on the Floor, a screenplay from the novel by Ronald Hugh Morrieson.

Mirage Films, Auckland ND. Folio. Unpag. Stationery binding, clear overlay.

Dampstain (15cm) to outer edge of front cover. White paper interspersed with yellow. A few corrections by hand. 'Haeri mai! Haeri mai! Haeri mai!' changed to 'Piki mai! Kake mai! Naumai hunaonga', etc. Annotations to front include reference to Upokongaro Memorial Hall. G+. Est. $800 632 Sargeson, Frank (Editor)

Speaking for Ourselves, signed by Sargeson & four contributors.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1945. 8vo. 121p. Pictorial card covers by Eric LeeJohnson. Fragile, as usual. Lacks spine, lower wrapper detached. FX. An important anthology, source of inspiration for Janet Frame and others (see King, 'Penguin History of New Zealand'). Printed by Bob Lowry's Pelorus Press in Auckland for Denis Glover's Caxton Press in Christchurch. Signatures of Maurice Duggan, John Reece Cole, G R Gilbert & Eric Lee Johnson. AF. FA. Est. $500 *p45 633 Sargeson, Frank Wrestling With the Angel, Two Plays, comprising 'A Time for Sowing' and 'The Cradle and the Egg'. Copy of R D[ennis] McEldowney, author of critical biography of Sargeson. Along with a programme for 'The Cradle and the Egg' and a handwritten letter on New Independent Theatre letterhead, both signed

by Sargeson.

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1964. 8vo. 120p. DJ. Black cloth. R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature. Top edge SLF. DJ shadow to EPs. DJ extremities browned. G+/G. Programme lists Colin McCahon for Design and Ann McCahon for Costumes, VG. Letter VG. [3]. Est. $500 *p45 634 Sargeson, Frank I Saw In My Dream, signed by author. R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. John Lehmann, London 1949. 8vo. 279p. DJ. Dark blue cloth, some blemishing to this. Fore-edges FX. DJ damaged at spine head, missing portion laid in. Small tears to DJ extremities. G/FA to G. Est. $600 *p45 635 Sargeson, Frank That Summer, signed by author. R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. John Lehmann, London 1946. 8vo. 192p. DJ. Blue cloth. Fore-edges FX. DJ extremities chipped, with general soiling. DJ offset to backstrip. Previous price awkwardly cut from DJ flap. G/G. Est. $600 *p45 636 Sargeson, Frank

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1945. 8vo. 91p. DJ. S180. Card covers. Fore-edges SLF. DJ darkened with some minor marks. G+/G+. Est. $500 *p45 640 Sargeson, Frank

I For One, signed by author. R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st thus ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1954. 8vo. 58p. DJ. S174. Card covers. SLF to cover and throughout. First printed in 'Landfall' in 1952. Est. $500 *p45 641 Sargeson, Frank Memoirs of a Peon, signed by author.

1st ed. MacGibbon & Kee, London 1965. 8vo. 288p. DJ. Green cloth. Fore-edges FX. Some light foxing to textblock. Soil marks to DJ back, extremities worn. G+/G+. Est. $250 *p45 642 Sargeson, Frank Collected Stories, signed by author.

1st ed. Blackwood & Janet Paul, Auckland 1964. 8vo. 304p. DJ. Blue cloth. 2.5cm colour loss at front head. DJ dampstained with small loss to spine tail. G/G. Est. $200 643 Sargeson, Frank

Man of England Now, signed by author.

1st ed. Martin Brian & O'Keeffe, London 1972. 8vo. 233p. DJ. Black cloth. Fore-edges & EPs FX. Signed 'Sargeson'. G to G+/G+ to VG. Est. $200 644 Sargeson, Frank

Joy of the Worm, signed by author.

1st ed. MacGibbon & Kee, London 1969. 8vo. 159p. DJ. Red cloth. SLF. Signed 'Sargeson'. G/G+ to VG. Est. $150 *p45 645 Sargeson, Frank

Two books by Sargeson including 'Sunset Village', signed by author.

Reed, Wellington 1976. 8vo. 91p. DJ. Grey cloth. G+/G. Along with 'The Hangover', (MacGibbon & Kee), 1967, 1st, R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his sig, G+ to VG/G+ to VG. [2]. Est. $150 646 Sargeson, Frank Three books by Sargeson including 'Once is Enough', R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1973. 8vo. 133p. Frontis, DJ. Blue cloth. G+/VG. Along with 'More Than Enough', (Reed), 1975, 1st, G/VG, & 'Never Enough!', (Reed/AUP/OUP), G+/VG. [3]. Est. $50 647 Sargeson, Frank

Frank Sargeson, Conversations With My Uncle [cover title], printed by Alan Loney.

Hawk Press, Eastbourne 1982. 8vo. 2 leaves. Illustrated grey card covers. Alexander Turnbull Library Endowment Trust publication. F. 648 Sargeson, Frank

Two publications concerning Sargeson including 'An Affair of the Heart' edited by Graeme Lay & Stephen Stratford.

1st ed. Cape Cately, Devonport 2003. 8vo. 234p. Illus, DJ. Red cloth. F/F. Along with 'Islands 21, Frank Sargeson at 75', (R Dudding), 1978, SC, G+. [2].

A Man and His Wife, first edition with legendary jacket by Vernon Brown.

649 Shadbolt, Maurice

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1940. 8vo. 113p. DJ. S175. Yellow cloth. Foreedges FX. EPs browned. Textblock SLF. DJ with koru design has general soiling. G to G+/G to G+. Est. $200 *p45

1st ed. Cassell, London 1971. 8vo. 282p. DJ. Pale green cloth. G+/G+ to VG. Est. $100

637 Sargeson, Frank

A Man and His Wife, signed by author. R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

2nd cheap ed. Progressive Publishing Society, Wellington 1944. 8vo. 96p. Card covers. SLF. Handsome. VG+. Est. $350 *p45

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639 Sargeson, Frank When the Wind Blows, signed by author. R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

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An Ear of the Dragon, signed by author.

650 Shadbolt, Maurice Proof copies of two novels by Shadbolt including 'Summer Fires and Winter Country'.

Eyre & Spottiswoode, London 1963. 8vo. 286p. Green card. 'Order thru W & T Auckland' annotated to front. G+. Along with 'A Touch of Clay', (H & S), 1974, SC, G+.

[2]. Est. $100

651 Shadbolt, Maurice Summer Fires and Winter Country, inscribed by author to Dennis McEldowney.

662 Texidor, Greville Two books including 'These Dark Glasses'. R D[ennis] McEldowney's copies, his signature.

1st ed. E & S/W & T, London/New Zealand 1963. 8vo. 286p. DJ. Blue cloth. POS McEldowney. G to G+/G+. Est. $100

1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1949. 12mo. 81p. Pictorial card covers by Kendrick Smithyman. G+. Along with same author, 'In Fifteen Minutes You Can Say A Lot', (VUP), 1987, 1st, SC, VG. [2]. Est. $50

652 Shadbolt, Maurice

The House of Strife, inscribed by author to Dennis [McEldowney].

1st NZ ed. Hodder & Stoughton, Auckland 1993. 8vo. 294p. DJ. Black cloth. VG/VG. Est. $100 653 Shadbolt, Maurice

663 Thompson, Mervyn

All My Lives, signed by author.

1st ed. Whitcoulls, Christchurch 1980. 8vo. 185p. Illus, DJ. Black cloth. G+/G+. Est. $50

The New Zealanders, signed by author. R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

664 Tuwhare, Hone No Ordinary Sun, first edition.

2nd imp ed. W & T, New Zealand 1960. 8vo. 256p. DJ. Red cloth. Fore-edge browned, FX. DJ shadow to EPs. DJ edgewear, small losses. G+/FA to G. Est. $200 *p35

1st ed. Blackwood and Janet Paul, Auckland and Hamilton 1965. 8vo. 38p. Card covers, with pictorial jacket (once glued to spine, now detached). Some browning to jacket spine with like marks to front. A tidy copy of Tuwhare's first and hugely important collection of poems. Introduced by R A K Mason and designed by R W (Bob) Lowry. G+. Est. $400 *p42

654 Shadbolt, Maurice

This Summer's Dolphin, signed by author and cover artist M[ichael] D Smither.

1st ed. Cassell, London 1969. 8vo. 166p. DJ. Blue cloth. Artist's signature on DJ front.

Milne & Choyce book label. G/G to G+. Est. $100 655 Shaw, Helen (Editor)

The Puritan and the Waif, copy of Maurice Duggan, his signature to cover.

H L Hofmann, Auckland 1954. 4to. 73p. Grey wrappers. Cover browned at extremities with stain to spine fold. Fore-edges FX. Cyclostyled December 1954. Publisher's 'with compliments' slip laid in, inscribed 'though not without regrets' and signed by Helen Shaw (AKA Hella Hofmann). Marginalia (mostly in Duggan's hand) including note 'Cresswell is supposed to have said, on first reading Baxter's verse "that young man has his elbows on the table!"' G. Est. $500

665 Tuwhare, Hone

Piggy-Back Moon, signed by author.

1st ltd ed. Random House, Auckland 2001. 22cm. 78p. Frontis by Ralph Hotere. No 1872/2000. NF/NF. Est. $150 *p42 666 Tuwhare, Hone Sap-Wood and Milk, illustrated by Ralph Hotere.

2nd ed. Caveman Press, Dunedin 1973. 8vo. 42p. Illus. Black card, design & titling in silver. Gatherings loose. AF. Cover G+, contents FA.

656 Smithyman, Kendrick

MODERN & CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE

1st ed. Collins, Auckland 1965. 8vo. viii, 238p. DJ. Grey cloth. Seminal study of New Zealand poetry. G+/FA. Est. $50

667 Forsyth, Frederick

657 Southan, W M

The Two Lawyers. A Novel.

1st ed. Hutchinson & Co, London 1971. 8vo. 357p. DJ. Red cloth. CB. DJ edgewear, light creasing. SLF. Sig to TP, dated 2004. G/G. Est. $200

1st ed. Printed by John Mackay, Dunedin 1881. 8vo. 274p. 5257. Brown cloth. FA to G. Est. $100

668 Greene, Graham

658 Stead, C K

1st ltd ed. Nonesuch Press, London 1989. 8vo. 46p. Green cloth. Plastic jacket. No 729/950. A collection of the epigraphs to Greene's books. VG+/VG+. Est. $200

c1997-2001. Exercise book (Warwick 1B5). Included are extensive notes regarding 'To Bed at Noon', the biography of Maurice Duggan by Ian Richards. Stead edited Duggan's 'Collected Stories' in 1981. Also a note about the problem of mixing the personal with the critical in writing about New Zealand writers, a treatment for a movie script of Stead's novel 'Villa Vittoria', notes relating to the time structure of Stead's novel 'The Secret History of Modernism', drafts of an article about Kenrick Smithyman written for the collection of essays 'Kin of Place', notes on Smithyman's collection 'Stories About Wooden Keyboards', a note regarding the difficulty of writing about Maurice Gee, drafts (approx 11p) of the poem 'Birthday Greetings - to Karl Miller at 70' published in the collection 'Dog', a draft headed 'Piece for Croatian Embassy in Canberra' concerning a visit to Croatia, a draft of a letter to the 'Listener' about a dispute with Michael King on the subject of King's biography of Janet Frame, etc. Provenance included in the form of a typed summary of contents signed by Stead. Please inquire for further information. G+. Est. $1000

669 Miller, Henry

659 Stead, C K

A manuscript/typescript headed 'A Chapter from Volume 2 of "Books in My Life"--never before published', concerning 'the erotic, the pornographic and the obscene.' With hand alterations, corrections and deletions.

A Way of Saying, warmly inscribed by author to George [Haydn] and Molly [Macalister].

Manuscript notebook of work in progress, originally donated by Stead to the Centre for New Zealand Studies, Birbeck, University of London.

My Name Was Judas, early manuscript/typescript.

2006. Folio. 240p. Cloth spine. Front wrapper annotated in red 'October 06, $27.99 paperback, EARLY m/s - will have changed (UK publ).'. VG. Est. $200 660 Stead, C K

Smith's Dream, signed by author.

1st ed. Longman Paul, Auckland 1971. 8vo. 142p. DJ. Black cloth. VG/VG. Est. $50 661 Stead, C K

The Day of the Jackal, signed by author.

Why the Epigraph? Signed by author.

A manuscript/typescript of 'Joe O'Reagan' (published as chapter five of 'Henry Miller's Book of Friends'), with fascinating hand alterations, corrections and deletions.

c1976. 17p. On lightweight paper, with paper clip to top left (rust mark). An excellent example of the author's famously sexual prose. Among numerous alterations, Miller deletes comments regarding an ex-wife (perhaps thought too personal for publication) and changes the name of another woman. Along with a duplicate (photocopied) of the typescript, and a duplicate of p16 & 17 with 'Lisa' pencilled to top left. Presented in original folder labelled 'A44 - Joe O'Reagan', as purchased by the vendor from the estate of Henry Miller. G+ to VG. Also included is a copy of 'Henry Miller's Book of Friends', (Capra Press), 1976, 1st, SC, top right corner of cover damaged, G. [2]. Est. $3500 *p27 670 Miller, Henry

c1970s. 25p. A little age discolouration to pages. A fascinating essay in which Miller discusses works of a sexual nature that have, and have not, influenced him.

Important especially because Miller's work is famously sexual. Purchased by the vendor from the estate of Henry Miller. G+. Sold with Harris & McGuire (eds), 'Angry Penguins Broadsheet Presents Calavera of a Coquette', (Angry Penguins Broadsheet), ND, creasing, ID to extremities, including essay by Miller entitled 'Obscenity and the Law of Reflection', G. [2]. Est. $3500

Whether the Will Is Free, R D[ennis] McEldowney's copy, his signature.

1st ed. Paul's Book Arcade, Auckland and Hamilton 1964. 8vo. 67p. Card covers. G+.

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671 Miller, Henry A file of correspondence sent by various publishers to Henry Miller, some bearing Miller's notes, initials etc. Many letters from Playboy included.

Approx 27 letters, most typed. One handwritten letter from Russell F Nansen on Company of Adventurers Bahama Islands letterhead concerning the release of 'any and all rights' to an essay by Miller published in 'Maurizius Forever'. 'Connie - save this!' annotated top left with initials H M. Letter dated May 7, 1971, and stapled to original envelope. Other items include a typed piece (25 lines) by Miller concerning the obscene headed 'Playboy--Part 2', an uncorrected first galley of a piece for Playboy entitled 'The Firecracker vs the Bomb' (1976), a Playboy Press Fall 1971 catalogue featuring Miller's 'My Life and Times', a photocopy of a letter (1974) sent

by Miller to Playboy in praise of Isaac B Singer's story 'The Two Sisters', a typed letter (50+ lines) from Peter Davison of the 'Atlantic Monthly Press' regarding Jay Martin and beginning 'I first started reading your work when I was fifteen and found Tropic of Cancer in my father's library', and a typed letter (1976) from Caroline Seebohm of 'House & Garden' asking for advice on a book about divorce she is writing. Many and diverse points of interest for the Miller devotee. The whole presented in original folder labelled 'P4 - Playboy', as purchased by the vendor from the estate of Henry Miller. G+. Est. $1000 *p27 672 Niffenegger, Audrey

The Time Traveler's Wife, signed by author.

1st UK ed. J Cape, London 2004. 8vo. 518p. DJ. Black cloth. Two price stickers to DJ front. VG+/VG. Est. $200 673 Nin, Ana誰s Under a Glass Bell, inscribed by author.

2nd ltd ed. Gemor Press, New York 1944. 8vo. 85p. Line engravings on copper by Ian Hugo. Illus boards. CB. Plastic jacket. Small bifold card from The Gotham Book Mart with review by Edmund Wilson laid in. Inscription: 'To Elaine Boylan with friendly greetings from Ana誰s Nin.' Hailed by many as her finest work, 'Under a Glass Bell' was the first publication by Ana誰s Nin to gain the attention of the literary establishment when it was favorably reviewed by 'New Yorker' writer Edmund Wilson. Nin's husband Hugh Parker Guiler worked as an artist under the name Ian Hugo and often created engravings to accompany his wife's work, including 'Under a Glass Bell'. The work was originally published in 1944 by Nin's own press, which she named Gremor Press after her employee and lover Gonzalo More. This exquisite edition limited to 800 copies. VG. Est. $400 *p15 674 Plath, Sylvia The Colossus. Poems by Sylvia Plath. Previous owner Sadie Balkind, her signature & book label mounted.

Heinemann, London 1960. 8vo. 88p. Yellow wrappers, darkened at extremities.

Balkind signature at head of cover title. Book label on title page. Uncorrected proof copy. NZ Federation of Graduate Woman award named after Sadie Balkind. 'No longer do I listen for the scrape of a keel/On the blank stones of the landing'. (The Colossus). G+. Est. $2500 *p35 675 Steadman, Ralph little.com, signed by artist.

Ltd ed. Anderson Press, London 2000. 4to. Unpag. Illus. Pictorial cloth boards.

Plastic cover. No 101/300 copies. A children's book full of the wonderfully bizarre illustrations of Ralph Steadman. Beautifully presented in protective slip case. F. Est. $200

679 Allen, Charles

Two books including 'The Ship Beaufiful'.

1st ed. F Warne, London 1925. 8vo. 278p. DJ. Green cloth. G+/G. Along with Howes, 'The Sun Babies', (Cassell), 1910, frontis loose, G, & 4 copies of 'The NZ Drawing Book', (Horsburgh), pictorial card, printed by the Caxton Steam Printing Co, SC, ND, VG. [6].

680 Dulac, Edmund (Illustrator)

Two books including 'Tanglewood Tales', by Nathaniel Hawthorne.

1st thus ed. Hodder & Stoughton, London 1938. 4to. 222p. Frontis, plates. Grey cloth decorated in red. Along with same artist, 'Stories from Hans Andersen', (H & S), 1938, 1st thus. Both AF, binding FA, contents G. [2].

681 Maltby, Peg

Two publications including 'Ben and Bella at the Beach'.

Murfett Pty Ltd, Melbourne c1940s. Folio. Unpag. Illus. Pictorial card. G+. Along with same author 'Ben and Bella in the Clouds', same details, G+. [2]. Est. $50 682 Marris, Bruce

Pixie Pranks.

1st ed. McDonald Publications Ltd, Wellington 1943. 8vo. Unpag. Illus. Pictorial card. Juvenile pictorial annotation to back cover. Scarce New Zealand children's publication. G. Est. $50 683 Milne, A A

Now We Are Six.

1st ed. Methuen, London 1927. 12mo. x, 103p. Illus. Red cloth. Christopher Robin and train vignette within ruled border to front. Some finger soiling. FEPs browned. Cover extremities sunned. 'Tattoo was the mother of Pinkle Purr, A little black nothing of feet and fur.' G+. Est. $200 684 Milne, A A

The House at Pooh Corner.

1st ed. Methuen, London 1928. 12mo. xi, 178p. Frontis, illus. Red cloth, faded. SS. EPs ghosted. Some soiling to textblock. Closed tear p19. 'Rabbit sat down on the ground next to Pooh and, feeling much less important like that, stood up again.' AF. G. Est. $200 685 Schoon, Theo (Illustrator) Olio the Gnome, by Don Mack.

[Author, Wellington] c1942. 18 x 23cm. 16 leaves. Pictorial card. Text and illustrations printed in green. SLF/browning. 'The last Faruna heard of him was his throaty chuckle as they tickled him with their lances.' Exceptionally rare New Zealand children's title illustrated by renowned artist Schoon. G. Est. $500 *p58

COOKERY 686 Beaton, Mrs J The Universal Cookery Book by Mrs J Beaton, MacAndrew Bay, Dunedin.

676 Swarup, Vikas

5th ed. Mills, Dick & Co, Dunedin 1925. 12mo. 53p. Advts. Brown card. Exhibition edition. 'For the Cottage or the Palace'.

1st ed. Doubleday, London 2005. 8vo. 303p. DJ. Black cloth. F/VG. Est. $400

687 Cookery Book, New Zealand 'Milkmade' Cook Book, with two line De Reszke advertisement to most pages.

677 Thompson, Hunter S

Inter-Island Publicity Co, Levin 1920s. 8vo. 62p. Illus, advts. Pictorial wrappers.

Issued by Alpine Dairy Factory. See Marmite Omelette, Lettuce-Stewed. G.

Q and A, first edition, signed by author. The novel that inspired the awardwinning film 'Slumdog Millionaire'.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, with excellent inscription by author.

1st ed. Random House, New York 1971. 8vo. 206p. Illus by Ralph Steadman. Grey cloth spine and papered boards. Sun damage to front board. CB. SABR. No DJ. Frenetic inscription in red ballpoint: 'Dick, thanx for the column - clip - weird news from the Daily Capitol, etc - anyway - Calif. sucked : no action, no tension. I'm afraid the rest of the year looks like a nice story to cover from the Rockies, HST.' The writings of the infamous Hunter S Thompson offer a fascinating look into 1960s and 70s America. Erractic and unpredictable, Thomson's musings, coupled with Steadman's bizarre illustrations, never fail to induce laughter and disbelief. This signed copy is a truly unique piece of literary history. AF. G. Est. $700 *p15 678 Welsh, Irvine Two books including 'Porno', signed by author.

1st ed. J Cape, London 2002. 8vo. 483p. DJ. Black cloth. F/F. Along with same author, 'Filth', (J Cape), 1998, 1st, SA, F/F. [2]. Est. $100

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688 Cookery Books, New Zealand

Thirteen cookery books including 'Cookery Calendar', compiled by members of the South Canterbury Federation of Women's Institute.

SCFWI, Geraldine 1933. 14.5 x 24.5cm. 31p. Pad format. American Pork and Beans, African Steak etc. FA to G. Along with 'Souvenir Book of Cookery Recipes', (W & T), 1938, 3rd, G, 'The Highlander Economical Cookery Book', (NZ Milk Products), 1923, 3rd, SC, G+, 'Edmonds "Sure to Rise" Cookery Book', (Edmonds), ND, 7th, SC, G, 'Successful Recipes', (Timaru Herald), ND, lacks wrappers & TP, many enclosures, contributors' details, FA, & 8 others similar, c1940s, SC, G to G+. [13]. Est. $100

689 Cookery Books, New Zealand Three New Zealand cookery books including 'Wartime Cooking and Preserving in New Zealand'.

1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1943. 12mo. 31p. Pictorial SC. G. Along with Harvey, 'New Zealand's Leading Recipe Book' (cover title), (Banks), ND, 6th, AF, FA to G, & Fleming & Co, 'Creamoata Recipes', (CSW), c1925, SC, good cover art, G. [3].

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690 Miller, Mrs E B Cookery Book.

5th ed. Mills, Dick & Co, Printers, Dunedin 1900. 12mo. 210p. Advts. Lacks wrappers.

Index follows textblock, 4 leaves, & 1 advt. Lemon Rice Pudding annotated 'Very [underlined] good, and easily made'. Rare. AF. FA. Est. $100

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Conditions of Sale for Buyers

1. Bidding. The highest bidder shall be the purchaser, subject to the auctioneer having the right to refuse the bid of any person. Should any dispute arise as to the bidding the lot in dispute will be immediately put up for sale again at the preceding bid, or the auctioneer may declare the purchaser, which declaration shall be conclusive.

No person shall advance less at a bid than the sum nominated by the auctioneer and no bid may be retracted.

2. Reserves. All lots are sold subject to the right of the seller or his agent to impose a reserve.

3. Registration. Purchasers shall complete a bidding card before the sale giving their own correct name, address and telephone number. It is accepted by bidders that the supply of false information on a bidding card shall be interpreted as deliberate fraud.

4. Buyer's Premium. The purchaser accepts that in addition to the bid price Webb's will apply a buyer's premium of 17.5% of the hammer price (unless otherwise stated) together with GST on the premium, effectively totalling 19.7%.

5. Payment. Payment for all items purchased is due on the day of sale immediately following completion of the sale.

If full payment cannot be made on the day of sale a deposit of 10% of the total sum due must be made on the day of sale and the balance must be paid within 5 working days.

Payment is by cash, bank cheque or Eftpos. Cheques will be accepted but must be cleared before removal of goods. Major credit cards are accepted. Amex attracts an additional surcharge.

6. Lots Sold as Viewed. All lots are sold as viewed and with all errors in description, faults and imperfections whether visible or not. Neither Bethunes at Webb's nor its vendor are responsible for errors in description or for the genuineness or authenticity of any lot or for any fault or defect in it. No warranty whatsoever is made. Buyers proceed upon their own judgement.

Buyers shall be deemed to have inspected the lots, or to have made enquiries to their complete satisfaction, prior to sale and by the act of bidding shall be deemed to be satisfied with the lots in all respects.

7. Bethunes at Webb's Act as Agents. They have full discretion to conduct all aspects of the sale and to withdraw any lot from the sale without giving any reason.

8. Collection. Purchases are to be taken away at the buyer's expense immediately after the sale except where a cheque remains uncleared. If this is not done Bethunes at Webb's will not be responsible if the lot is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed.

Any items not collected within seven days of the auction may be subject to a storage and insurance fee.

A receipted invoice must be produced prior to delivery of any lot.

9. Licences. Buyers who purchase an item which falls within the provisions of the Antiquities Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 cannot take possession of that item until they have shown to Bethunes at Webb's a license under the appropriate Act. 10. The Antiquities Act 1975. Buyers should note that some items may come under jurisdiction of this Act and permission may have to be sought from the Ministry of Culture and Hertiage Te Manatu Taonga for their export.

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11. Failure to Make Payment. If a purchaser fails either to pay for or take away any lot Bethunes at Webb's shall without further notice to the purchaser, at its absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies it may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies: a. To issue proceeding against the purchaser for damages for breach of contract. b. To rescind the sale of that or any other lot sold to the purchaser at the same or any other auction. c. To resell the lot by public or private sale. Any deficiency resulting from such resale, after giving credit to the purchaser for any part payment, together with all costs incurred in connection with the lot shall be paid to Bethunes at Webb's by the purchaser. Any surplus over the proceeds of sale shall belong to the seller and in this condition the expression 'proceeds of sale' shall have the same meaning in relation to a sale by private treaty as it has in relation to a sale by auction. d. To store the lot whether at Bethunes at Webb's own premises or elsewhere at the sole expense of the purchaser and to release the lot only after the purchase price has been paid in full plus the accrued cost of removal, storage, and all other costs connected to the lot. e. To charge interest on the purchase price at a rate 2% above Bethunes at Webb's bankers' then current rate for commercial overdraft facilities, to the extent that the price or any part of it remains unpaid for more than seven days from the date of the sale. f. To retain possession of that or any other lot purchased by the purchaser at that or any other auction and to release the same only after payment of money due. g. To apply the proceeds of sale of any lot then or subsequently due to the purchaser towards settlement of money due to Bethunes at Webb's or its vendor. Bethunes at Webb's shall be entitled to a possessory lien on any property of the purchaser for any purpose while any monies remain unpaid under this contract. h. To apply any payment made by the purchaser to Bethunes at Webb's towards any money owing to Bethunes at Webb's in respect of any thing whatsoever irrespective of any directive given in respect of, or restriction placed upon, such payment by the purchaser whether expressed or implied. i. Title and right of disposal of the goods shall not pass to the purchaser until payment has been made in full by cleared funds. Where any lot purchased is held by Bethunes at Webb's pending i. clearance of funds by the purchaser or ii. completion of payment after receipt of a deposit, the lot will be held by Bethunes at Webb's as bailee for the vendor, risk and title passing to the purchaser immediately upon notification of clearance of funds or upon completion of purchase. In the event that a lot is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed before title is transferred to the purchaser, the purchaser shall be entitled to a refund of all monies paid to Bethunes at Webb's in respect of that lot, but shall not be entitled to any compensation for any consequent losses howsoever arising.

12. Bidders Deemed Principals. All bidders shall be held personally and solely liable for all obligations arising from any bid, including both 'telephone' and 'absentee bids'. Any person wishing to bid as agent for a third party must obtain written authority to do so from Bethunes at Webb's prior to bidding.

13. 'Subject Bids'. Where the highest bid is below the reserve and the auctioneer declares a sale to be 'subject to vendor's consent' or words to that effect, the highest bid remains binding upon the bidder until the vendor accepts or rejects it. If the bid is accepted there is a contractual obligation upon the bidder to pay for the lot.

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Absentee Bidding Form

Bethunes at Webb's Sale No 87 Saturday 19 June 2010

PLEASE DO NOT RETURN BY POST

Please bid on my behalf at the above sale for the following lots up to prices recorded below. These bids are to be executed as cheaply as is permitted by other bids or reserves if any. *I agree to comply with the Conditions of Sale as printed in the catalogue. I understand that in the case of a successful bid a buyer's premium of seventeen and a half percent (17.5%) will be added to the hammer price and that GST is charged on the premium. On major lots customers may prefer to bid by telephone. Please enquire regarding this service, which Webb's carries out at no charge.

Please fax +64 9 524 7048 or email bethunes@webbs.co.nz.

Lot No

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Mr/Mrs/Ms

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First Name

Home Phone

Bid*

Surname/Company

Business Phone

Mobile Phone

Facsimile

Postal Address

Contact Name

Email Address

VISA, MASTERCARD, AMEX, BANKCARD Number (Webb's will seek your approval before any charges are made):

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Mth__________ / Year____________

CONTINUE ON SEPARATE SHEET IF REQUIRED; PLEASE CHECK BIDS BEFORE SENDING; ALL BIDS IN NZ DOLLARS; LIMITLESS/OPEN BIDS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. PACKING AND POSTAGE ADDITIONAL. ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAYMENT: I agree to pay immediately on receipt of notice from Bethunes at Webb's of my successful bid. Payment will be by cash cheque or bank transfer.

I will arrange for collection of my purchases or I agree to pay for packing and freight costs incurred by Bethunes at Webb's in having any purchases forwarded to me. In order to avoid delay in clearing purchases Buyers who are unknown to us are advised to make arrangements for payment before the sale or for references to be supplied. If such arrangements are not made cheques will be cleared before purchases are delivered. * Bethunes at Webb's will do its utmost to carry out bidding instructions for absentee bidders.

It will not be responsible however if circumstances prevent it from doing so.

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A Guide for Buyers

Bethunes at Webb's have set out the following information for first time buyers and those unfamiliar with auction procedures.

Important: Please refer to full Conditions of Sale for Buyers printed elsewhere in this catalogue and displayed in the saleroom.

Registration All intending buyers must complete a bidding form available from the reception desk.

Buying at Auction Floor Bidders Register and obtain a bidder card before bidding on any lot or lots.

Be aware that a buyer's premium of 17.5% plus GST on the premium, effectively a total of 19.7% , is payable in addition to the bid price.

Make your bids clear, preferably by holding up your bidder card.

If you make a mistake (for example, the auctioneer takes a bid from you at a higher level than you had intended, or you realise that you had bid on the wrong lot), call out to the auctioneer immediately so that the bidding can be adjusted. Waiting until the hammer falls is too late.

If your bid is the highest and the lot is knocked down to you then you have entered a binding obligation to pay for that lot.

Bidding Increments Are at the Auctioneer's Discretion Bidding will commence at a bidding increment over the second highest absentee/ postal bid received prior to the commencement of the auction. Where no bids have been received bidding will commence at half the auctioneer's lot estimate, or at $10, whichever is the higher, at the auctioneer's sole discretion.

Sales Subject to Vendor's Consent Where your bid is the highest, but still below the reserve, the auctioneer may declare you to be the 'buyer subject to vendor's consent' ('Subject' or 'SVA'). This means that your bid is held as binding and will be communicated to the vendor at the earliest opportunity. If the vendor accepts then there is a contractual obligation for you to pay for the lot. If the vendor does not accept, you are released from any obligation, however you will have first right to negotiate with the vendor through Bethunes at Webb's until an agreement is reached, and Webb's will not present other offers to the vendor until your negotiations are ended.

Absentee Bids Bethunes at Webb's will endeavour to ensure that your bidding instructions are executed, but accept no responsibility or liability for failure to do so.

Lots will be bought as favourably as is allowed by bidding in the sale room, other competitive absentee bids and any reserve imposed by the vendor. Please note that Bethunes at Webb's cannot guarantee that another bidder will not be successful at your limit if, in the course of competitive bidding, a floor bidder bids your limit first.

Absentee bids are accepted by written instruction which can be sent by fax, email or post to arrive no later than the evening before the commencement of the sale.

Priority will be given to the earliest received absentee bid where identical bids are received. Absentee bids will be executed on the following basis: If your bid limit is equal to or above a reserve, the auctioneer may open the bidding at reserve on your behalf and will bid thereafter only in response to competition for the lot.

If your bid limit is below a reserve, the auctioneer may open the bidding at your limit and if there are no further bids in the room may sell to you 'subject to vendor's consent'. In the absence of a reserve the auctioneer may exercise your bid in advance of any opening bid or may open the bidding on your behalf at a bidding increment over the second highest absentee bid received prior to auction commencement or if no other absentee bids have been received bidding will commence at half the auctioneer's lot estimate, or at $10 whichever is the higher, at the auctioneer's sole discretion.

Telephone Bids Such bids are available for items over $100 and where the auctioneer is able to confirm availability of staff to provide this service. The same conditions as above apply to telephone bidders. Webb's will telephone the number you have given several minutes before the lot you have requested comes up for sale. If your phone is engaged or we are unable to make contact the auction will proceed without your bidding. Our staff will ask you to hold when we have made contact. They will then tell you that your lot is about to come up. The bids will be relayed to you and you can enter the bidding at any time by making your call. Please note that the bidding at many auctions can be fast and furious. The auctioneer will not favour a phone bidder over and above buyers who are attending the auction by giving them more time to bid. You will need to establish your limit and make sure that you bid clearly and promptly. Telephone bids are only accepted for catalogued sales and on items with estimates over $100.

Pre-Sale Estimates Estimates printed in the catalogue or given verbally are intended as a guide only and can be subject to revision nearer to the time of a sale. Bethunes at Webb's staff are available during pre-sale viewing times and by appointment to assist prospective bidders with estimates and any aspect of the auction procedure.

Condition Reports Bethunes at Webb's staff will provide condition reports over and above the catalogue description for out of Auckland buyers. However, please note that No 6 of the Conditions of Sale for Buyers will still apply despite the obtaining of a condition report.

Payment Payment for all items purchased is due on the day of sale immediately following completion of the sale. If full payment cannot be made on the day of sale a deposit of 10% of the total sum due must be made on the day of sale and the balance must be paid within 5 working days.Payment is by cash, bank cheque or Eftpos. Cheques will be accepted but must be cleared before removal of goods. Major credit cards are accepted. Amex attracts an additional surcharge.

Webb's Account Details for a Deposit Bank: Westpac, 79 Queen Street, Auckland. Bank/Branch Number: 030104. Account Number: 044818403. Account Name: Peter Webb Galleries Limited. Swift Code (for international deposits): WPACNZ2W. Please include your name and the sale date with all payments.

Packing and Freight Bethunes at Webb's pack goods in house if required for posting nationally or internationally. All costs associated with packing and freight are payable by the purchaser. All national dispatches will be by CourierPost (economy service to the South Island), overseas by international airmail. Insurance in transit is not covered

by Bethunes at Webb's.

Selling at Auction and Valuation Services Bethunes at Webb's provide free market appraisals by appointment. Bethunes at Webb's appraisers will come to your home to view and appraise larger libraries and collections of printed materials.

Head of Department Francis McWhannell +64 9 524 6804 bethunes@webbs.co.nz Our parent company Webb's provides valuations for insurance, matrimonial division, family division etc. Please enquire at reception for charges. Charges are refundable on occasion when goods are subsequently offered for sale.

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Prices Realised For Sale No 86 – 21 March 2010

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$110 $120 $220 $110 $220 $20 $50 $400 $260 $800 $700 $35 $30 $40 $1,000 $40 $30 $20 $65 $50 $150 $40 $360 $20 $120 $20 $170 $60 $40 $40 $850 $205 $10 $20 $25 $70 $180 $80 $95 $60 $10 $300 $105 $20 $125 $30 $10 $605 $80 $180 $200 $850 $150 $75 $120 $360 $30 $35 $10 $15 $520 $250

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$55 $80 $70 $80 $45 $410 $120 $20 $150 $150 $30 $10 $55 $100 $50 $400 $110 $40 $150 $50 $90 $50 $200 $90 $60 $160 $80 $370 $120 $30 $10 $20 $180 $260 $80 $200 $210 $20 $40 $40 $40 $40 $150 $30 $380 $220 $100 $180 $70 $60 $10 $30 $110 $10 $310 $70 $30 $10 $200 $80 $190 $30

129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 153 154 156 157 158 159 160 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 191 192 193 194 195

$150 $40 $110 $80 $40 $40 $100 $80 $40 $110 $120 $30 $300 $80 $150 $130 $220 $30 $135 $400 $100 $5 $100 $870 $150 $15 $160 $135 $150 $50 $20 $40 $30 $30 $25 $40 $210 $10 $80 $85 $25 $15 $3,200 $2,800 $270 $40 $2,500 $4,200 $170 $15 $165 $500 $20 $560 $100 $200 $30 $100 $10 $1,600 $15 $15

196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 205 206 207 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 259 260 261

$120 $10 $100 $120 $2,700 $10 $25 $180 $20 $20 $210 $80 $10 $5 $330 $80 $340 $270 $80 $90 $40 $6,000 $810 $2,500 $60 $100 $50 $20 $40 $65 $55 $30 $90 $10 $10 $20 $110 $20 $10 $40 $150 $45 $80 $45 $50 $40 $20 $20 $70 $80 $140 $70 $390 $500 $100 $160 $120 $20 $30 $160 $110 $500

262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 277 278 279 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 301 302 304 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 326 327 328 329 331 332

$50 $290 $50 $20 $80 $250 $40 $155 $50 $30 $140 $30 $150 $100 $50 $40 $200 $120 $300 $900 $550 $10 $220 $250 $70 $10 $50 $40 $200 $370 $610 $200 $210 $250 $110 $20 $90 $340 $150 $450 $100 $850 $20 $150 $1,200 $130 $30 $100 $350 $1,400 $20 $40 $40 $105 $10 $20 $50 $200 $350 $40 $170 $20

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$500 $5 $10 $100 $90 $40 $45 $290 $110 $110 $150 $50 $600 $400 $20 $155 $10 $110 $200 $20 $30 $20 $80 $400 $40 $1,650 $450 $10 $100 $220 $20 $100 $200 $50 $230 $10 $50 $20 $20 $10 $10 $50 $200 $45 $10 $40 $600 $450 $50 $75 $10 $25 $20 $200 $50 $45 $200 $150 $20 $80 $20 $150

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Index of Authors [Beetham, George] [Bennet, George] [Gormack, R S]/'J A K Hay' [Henderson, Captain George]/'Aliquis' [Innes, C L]/'Pilgrim' [Jones, Mrs Stanley] [Maning, Frederick E]/'Pakeha Maori' [Millard, V R] [Murray, H] [Organ, A W] [Scott, Thomas A] [Wilkinson, Iris G]/'Robin Hyde'

Abraham, C J Acland, L G D Adam, James Allen, Charles Alley, G T Almanac, South Canterbury Almanacs, Maori Andrewes, Lancelot Angas, George French Anson, George Anthony, Frank S Archey, Gilbert Archive, Battle of the River Plate Archive, New Zealand History Ashby, Ted Ashcroft, James Atkinson, A S Auction Catalogue, Clydesdale Stud Ault, H F Avery, Thomas Baeyertz, C N Bagnall, A G Ball, Murray Ballantyne, David Barrow, T Baxter, James K Bayliss, E R Beaglehole, J C Beale, George C Beaton, Mrs J Beattie, Herries Beecham, John Begg, Chas Bell, F Dillon & Frederick Young Bell, Geo W Bennetts, Eric Bentley, Geoffrey Bible Bible, Extract & Prayers Bible, Mormon Bible, N T Bible, N T, Acts Bible, N T, Matthew Bible, O T Bible, O T, Ezekiel Bible, O T, Isaiah Bible, O T, Job Bible, O T, Joshua Bishop, Walter Blair, David Bland, Joanna

375 1 462 253 254 358 161 2 337 162 163 463, 464, 465, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470, 471, 472 3, 4 255 256 679 376 257 5 6 7 338 473 8 390 164 339 359 9 165 258 259 166 260 474 475, 476, 477, 478 10 479, 480, 481, 482 261 340 262 686 11 167 263 168 483 377 391 12 13 14 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 20 21 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 27 28 29 30 264 169 441

Bolitho, Hector Booklet, Greymouth Booklet, Hanmer Springs Booklet, Nelson Exhibition Booklet, New Zealand Pictorial Booklet, Rosewill Settlement Booklets, Canterbury Booklets, Maori Pictorial Booklets, New Zealand Manufacturing Booklets, New Zealand Pictorial Booklets, Photography Booklets, Rugby Bornholdt, Jenny Box Lot, Agriculture Box Lot, Alpine Box Lot, Ashburton Box Lot, Natural History Box Lot, Nelson Box Lot, New Zealand Box Lot, New Zealand Literature Box Lot, New Zealand Military Box Lot, New Zealand Politics Box Lot, New Zealand Religion Box Lot, Timaru District Box Lot, Westland Bracken, Thomas Brailsford, Barry Braithwaite, Errol Brees, Samuel C Brosses, Charles de (Main Author) Brown, Gordon & Hamish Keith Brown, William Browne, Sir Thomas Browne, Thomas Gore Brunton, Alan Bryce, John (Plaintiff) Buddle, Thomas Buller, W L (Editor) Bunyan, John Burgh, William Burrows, Reverend Robert Byrne, Arthur E Campbell, Alistair Te Ariki Catholic Church Caxton Press Chance, George Chapman, Frederick R Christie, Reverend J C Church Missionary Society Church of England Church of England, Diocese of Waiapu Claridge, J H Clerke, Charles (Attributed to) Cl端ver, Philipp Cody, Joseph F Cognet, Claude (Attributed to) Cole, Barbara Colenso, William

Collection, Canterbury Collection, Canterbury University Collection, Christchurch Collection, Geraldine Collection, Marlborough

265 266 267 268 170 269 270 31 171 172 442 378 484 173 174 271 360 272 175, 176, 177 485 392 178 179 273 274 486 32, 33 487 180 341 443 34 432 35 488 181 36, 37 38 39 40 182 393 489 41, 42 457, 458 444 43 275 44, 183 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51 52 184 342 433 394 53 395 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 185, 186, 276 277, 278, 279 280 281 282 283

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Collection, New Zealand Art 445 Collection, New Zealand Bibliography 187 Collection, New Zealand Building 188 Collection, New Zealand Centennial 189 Collection, New Zealand Maritime 343 Collection, New Zealand Mining 190 Collection, New Zealand Universities 191 Collection, Oamaru 284 Collection, Otago University 285 Collection, Railway 192 Collection, Ski Year Books 379 Colonial Office 193 Cooke, George Alexander 434 Cookery Book, New Zealand 687 Cookery Books, New Zealand 688, 689 Corbett, D A 428 Courage, James 490 Cox, Alfred 194 Cox, Barry (Editor) 420 Cox, Nigel 491 Crawford, R M et al (Editors) 195 Cresswell, D'Arcy 492, 493, 494, 495, 496, 497, 498, 499 Cresswell, Douglas 286 Cross, Ian 500 Crump, Barry 501, 502 Curnow, Allen 503, 504 Davin, Dan 505, 506, 507, 508 Davis, C O 65, 66 Declaration of Independence 196 Declaration of Independence & Treaty of Waitangi 197 Department of Lands & Survey 198, 199 Diaries, WWII 396 Dictionary, French 435 Dieffenbach, Ernest 200 Directory, Stone's 287 Dobbie, H B 361 Donaldson, Robert 67 Donne, T E 68 Dorman, T E 509 Downey, J F 362 Duff, R S 69 Duggan, Eileen 510 Duggan, Maurice 511, 512 Duggan, Maurice (Association) 513 Dulac, Edmund (Illustrator) 680 Edmond, Martin 446 Edwards, Vivien 447 Engravings, Cook 448 Engravings, Indian Scenes 449 Ensing, Riemke 514 Ephemera, Ballantyne's Fire 288 Ephemera, Church Mission Press 201 Ephemera, Collie Dog Trials 289 Ephemera, Conscientious Objection 202 Ephemera, EPS 290 Ephemera, Gilbert & Sullivan 203 Ephemera, HMS New Zealand 397 Ephemera, Treasury of Years 204 Ephemera, Waipiata Sanatorium 291 Fahey, Jacqueline 515 Fairburn, A R D 516, 517, 518, 519, 520 Fairburn, A R D & Denis Glover 521 Fairburn, G E 522 Fanning, L S (Editor) 205 Farquhar, Barbara H 70 Fenton, Francis Dart 71 Ferguson, Captain David 398 Fern Album, Eric Craig 363 56

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Fern Album, Mary Anne Armstrong 364 Fern Album, T Cranwell 365 Fern Album, W R Russell 366 Fern Cards, Eric Craig 367 Ferrier, William 450 Field, Henry C 368 Fildes, H 72 Finlayson, Roderick 523, 524, 525, 526, 527 Forbes, J 380 Forsyth, Frederick 667 Frame, Janet 528, 529, 530, 531, 532, 533, 534,

535, 536, 539, 540, 541, 542, 543 Frame, Janet (Postcards) 537 Frame, Janet (Signature) 538 Garran, Andrew (Editor) 206 Gee, Maurice 544, 545 Gee, Maurice, C K Stead, Maurice Duggan & Diana Athill 546 Gifford, W H & H Bradney Williams 292 Glover, Denis 547, 548, 549, 550, 551, 552, 553,

554, 555, 556, 557, 558, 559, 560 Gordon, William 73 Gorst, John E 74 Grace, Patricia 561, 562, 563 Gray, Arthur J 293 Greene, Graham 668 Grey, Sir George 75, 76, 77, 78 Grey, Zane 381, 382 Grindell, James (Editor) 79 Gudgeon, Thomas W 207 Guthrie-Smith, W Herbert 294 Haast, Julius von 369 Hall-Jones, Frederick 295 Hardcastle, J 370 Harker, Jack S 399 Harper, Arthur P 383 Hart, George Robert 296 Harvey, Norman B 371 Haselden, William Reeve 208 Hattin, L E 344 He Korero Tara Mo Te Kura 80 He Pukapuka Whakaatu 81 Her Majesty's Stationery Office 421 Hilliard, Noel 564 Hitiri te Paerata 82 Hochstetter, Ferdinand von & A Petermann 372 Hocken, T M 297 Hunt, Sam 565 Index, Wise's 209 Jackson, Michael 566 Jarvey, Captain (Trial of) 210 Johnson, Louis 567 Johnson, Mike 568 Johnston, Alexander J 211 Jones, Bob 384 Joseph, M K 569 Jourdain, W R 212 Kawepo, Renata Tama-ki-Hikurangi 83 Kendall, Thomas 84 Kendall, Thomas & Samuel Lee 85 King, Michael 570, 571 Kipling, Arthur L & Hugh L King 422 Knox, Elizabeth 572 Ko Nga Tupuna 86 Ko Te Hahi O Namata 87 Koea, Shonagh 573 Lawson, Will 400 Lee, John A 574, 575, 576, 577, 578, 579 Letter, Hundertwasser 213

Llewellyn, S Peter Loney, Alan Loughnan, R A Loughnan, R J M Low, Charles R Lowry, R W MacKay, Alexander (Compiler) Magazine, Cappicade Magazine, Christchurch South Intermediate Magazine, Gaudeamus Magazine, Here & Now Magazine, Islands Magazine, Journeys Magazine, Lipsync Magazine, New Zealand Illustrated Magazine, Otago High School Magazine, Parsons Packet Magazine, Pioneer Magazine, Railways Magazine, Rambling Jack Magazine, Renown Magazine, Review Magazine, Sports Parade Magazine, The Flare Magazine, Timaruvian Maltby, Peg Mander, Jane Mander, Jane (Signature) Manhire, Bill Manhire, Bill & Ralph Hotere Mannering, G E Maori Mementos Map, Canterbury Mare, F A de la Marriner, Craig Marris, Bruce Marsden, J B (Editor) Marshall, William B Martin, Lady Mary Ann Martin, S M D Martin, Sir William Martin, Sir William (Attributed to) Mason, Bruce Mason, R A K Maunsell, Reverend Robert Mavor, William (Editor) May, Philip Ross McCarten, Anthony McClymont, W G McCormick, E H McEldowney, Dennis McHutcheson, William McLaren, Ian F McNab, Robert Medals, New Zealand WWII Meek, W F W (Compiler) Menu, All Blacks Meuller, F M'Gavin, Reverend James R Middleton, O E Miller, Henry Miller, Mrs E B Mills, Dick & Co Milne, A A Minister for Native Affairs Minister of Lands Mitchell, David Money, Charles L

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Roberts, W H Sherwood Ross, Squadron Leader J M S Roth, H Ling Russell, Montague Russell, Reverend M Sanderson, Martyn et al Sargeson, Frank

Sargeson, Frank (Editor) Saxton, C K Scarlett, R J (Compiler) Schoon, Theo (Illustrator) Scott, Captain Robert F Selwyn, Bishop George A Shadbolt, Maurice Shand, Alexander Shaw, Helen (Editor) Sherrin, Richard A A et al Shores, Christopher et al Shortland, Edward Sibbes, Reverend Richard Skelton, R A (Editor) Smith, C Fox Smith, Reverend Thomas Smith, S Percy Smithyman, Kendrick Society for Propagation of the Gospel Sorensen, John H Southan, W M Souvenir, Exhibition Souvenir, Jerusalem Souvenirs, Exhibition Stack, Canon Stead, C K Steadman, Ralph Stewart, W Downie Stout, Sir Robert (Preface by) Strass, Friedrich Studholme, E C Studholme, John (Compiler) Sutherland, Allan Swarup, Vikas Talbot, Thorpe Tanner Bros Tasman, Abel Janszoon Taylor, Jeremy Taylor, Reverend Richard Taylor, W A Te Aute College Te Hapuku Te Tangata Texidor, Greville The Meeting for Sufferings Thompson, Hunter S Thompson, Mervyn Thompson, Wing Commander H L Thomson, Mrs Charles Tombs, Harry H Tracy, Mona Treadwell, C A L Tregear, Edward Turner, B M (Compiler) Tuwhare, Hone Vertue, George & Horace Walpole Vibaud, John Mary Villers A J Vogel, Sir Julius (Editor) Waikakahi Settlement 58

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Wakefield, Edward Walker, R W (Compiler) Ward, John Ward, John P Ward, Louis E (Compiler) Waters, S D Watson, Frederick Wells, Kevin W Welsh, Irvine Wesleyan Methodist Connexion Wesleyan Missionary Society Weston, F W Whangarei Chamber of Commerce Wheeler, Daniel White, John Whiteley, John Wilberforce, Samuel Williams, Reverend William Willis, A D Wills, John D Wills, Reverend T J Wilson, Margaret Wilson, Mingha Woolley, Mary V G & John G Yate, Reverend William Young, Filson

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