Bethunes at Webb's by Webb's Auction House

13 JULY 2011

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Rare Books and Related Materials Wednesday 13 July 2011 – Midday FRONT COVER LOT 422

MARGARET MAHY A Lion in the Meadow. First publication. Est. $200

BACK COVER LOT 425

LOTHAR MEGGENDORFER Always Jolly! A Movable Toybook. Est. $1000

CONTENTS 4 5 43 44 45 46 47 48

Index of Subjects Notes on the Catalogue Prices Realised for Sale No 90 Conditions of Sale for Buyers Catalogue Subscription Form Absentee Bidding Form Guide for Buyers Index of Authors

VIEWING TIMES Friday 8 July Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 July Monday 11 and Tuesday 12 July

9:00am – 9:00pm 11:00am – 3:00pm 9:00am – 5:00pm

At other times strictly by appointment. No viewing on sale day. Webb's 18 Manukau Road PO Box 99 251 Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand +64 9 529 5602 +64 9 524 7048 (fax) bethunes@webbs.co.nz www.webbs.co.nz

BUYER'S PREMIUM Buyers shall pay to Bethunes at Webb's a premium of 20% of the hammer price, plus GST of 15% on the premium. This auction is subject to the Conditions of Sale for Buyers printed on page 44 of this catalogue.

HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Francis McWhannell Rare Books and Related Materials

INDEX OF SUBJECTS Sale No 91 – 13 July 2011

SUBJECT Maori and Pacific New Zealand New Zealand Wars Polar Voyages and Maritime Maps Natural History and Science Mining Military Other History and Religion Sport and Recreation Visual, Decorative and Performing Arts Photography and Postcards New Zealand Literature Children's and Comic Books Other Literature Print Culture and Bibliography

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LOTS 1 – 19 20 – 141 142 – 151 152 – 155 156 – 174 175 – 186 187 – 199 200 – 203 204 – 226 227 – 230 231 – 242 243 – 270 271 – 292 293 – 408 409 – 435 436 – 462 463 – 470

NOTES ON THE CATALOGUE

Information on lots appears in the following sequence: lot number, author, title, edition, publisher, date of publication, size, pagination, illustrations, bibliographic citation, description (of binding, condition etc), estimated auction price (some lots only). The bibliographic citations are from Bagnall (editor), New Zealand National Bibliography to the Year 1960, (Govt Printer), 1969-1985. Citations from Volume I Parts 1 and 2 (to 1889) appear as a number. Citations from Volumes II-V (1890-1960) have a letter before the number (e.g. B767). The bibliographic citations for Maori works are from Williams, A Bibliography of Printed Maori to 1900 and Supplement, (Govt Printer), 1975, and Parkinson and Griffith, Books in Maori 1815-1900, (Reed Books), 2004. Citations from Williams appear with the prefix 'W'. Citations from Parkinson and Griffith appear with the prefix 'BIM'.

ILLUSTRATIONS Illustrated lots are marked with an asterisk followed by the relevant page number/s (e.g. *7).

CONDITION ABBREVIATIONS F

Fine

Mint or close to it. Seemingly faultless.

VG Very Good

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

ABBREVIATIONS AEG AF CB DJ DJPC EP/s FFEP FPD FX HC HFBD ID ND POS R RFEP RPD SABR SC SLF SS TP

All edges gilt With all faults Corners bumped Dust jacket Dust jacket in plastic cover Endpaper/s Front free endpaper Front pastedown Foxing/foxed Hardcover Half bound Insect damage No date Previous owner signature Reprint Rear free endpaper Rear pastedown Spine and boards rubbed Soft cover Slight foxing/slightly foxed Spine sunned Title page

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 which may be missing some part/s.

Where two condition abbreviations are mentioned the first refers to the book and the second to the dust jacket (e.g. VG/G).

PLEASE NOTE Descriptions are a guide only. Buyers must satisfy themselves as to the condition of lots.

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MAORI AND PACIFIC

Mo Te Hapa O Te Ariki.

PEI TE HURINUI King Potatau. An Account of the Life of Potatau Te Wherowhero, the First Maori King.

Samoa. Cover title.

RICKARD, L S Tamihana, The Kingmaker. Plus one.

1 [Paihia?]: [Church Mission Press?], [1844?]. 192 x 117mm. 2p. Single sheet. BIM198. Parts of the Communion service. G. Est. $100

ND. Landscape. 27 leaves. 26 plates. SC. Wear and FX. Album of views. Includes images by Tattersall. Text in English and German. Presumably scarce. AF. G. Est. $200 3

Samoanisches Gouvernements-Blatt. Herausgegeben vom Kaiserlichen Gouvernement. Band III. No 32. [98]-99p. Single sheet. Browned and brittle. Small loss. Text in German. Concerns Samoan self-government. Presumably issued as a broadsheet. AF. G. 4

BEATTIE, HERRIES Moriori. The Morioris of the South Island.

1st ed. Dunedin: Printed by the Otago Daily Times and Witness Newspapers Co, 1941. 8vo. 72p. Paper covers. POS of W J Elvy on front cover. G. Est. $100 5

BUICK, T LINDSAY An Old New Zealander, or, Te Rauparaha, the Napoleon of the South. Plus one by same author. 1st ed. London: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1911. 8vo. xvi, 351p. Frontis, illus, folding map. Red cloth. FX. G to G+. Along with ‘New Zealand’s First War, or, The Rebellion of Hone Heke’, 1st, (Govt Printer), 1926, HC with DJ, some wear and ID, FX, G/G. [2].

1st ed. [Wellington]: The Polynesian Society, [1959]. 8vo. iii, 302p. Frontis, illus, maps. Red cloth. Frontis and first plate spotted, as usual. G+. Est. $150

1st ed. Wellington: A H and A W Reed, 1963. 8vo. 200p. Illus. HC with DJ. Some FX. DJ edge-worn and rubbed. G+/G+. Along with Gorst, ‘The Maori King’, R, (Paul’s Book Arcade), 1959, HC with DJ, DJ repaired, G/FA to G. [2]. 14

SHARP, ANDREW Ancient Voyagers in Polynesia.

Auckland: Paul’s Book Arcade, 1963. 8vo. 159p. Illus. HC with DJ. Some underlining in pencil. G/G. 15

TAYLOR, RICHARD Te Ika A Maui, or, New Zealand and Its Inhabitants.

Facsimile ed. Wellington: A H and A W Reed, 1974. 8vo. xiv, 490p. Illus, folding map. HC with DJ. G+/G+. 16

TRAVERS, W T L AND J W STACK The Stirring Times of Te Rauparaha [etc].

1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombs, [1906]. 8vo. 246p. Illus. Decorated red cloth. G to G+. Est. $50 17

[COLENSO, WILLIAM] He Kupu Wakatupato, Na Te Aroha Pono. Caption title.

[Paihia]: [Printed by William Colenso at the Church Mission Press], 1842. 8vo. 7p. BIM 110. Unbound. Uncut. Tract on an Anglican church service in London admitting three Catholic priests. G. Est. $50

WATSON, ROBERT MACKENZIE History of Samoa. Plus three.

1st ed. Wellington: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1918. 8vo. 147p. Folding map. Blue cloth. G+. Along with Grattan, ‘An Introduction to Samoan Grammar’, 1st, (Samoa Printing and Publishing Co), 1948, HC, G, Fraser, ‘In Stevenson’s Samoa’, (Smith, Elder, and Co), 1895, HC, G, and Moors, ‘With Stevenson in Samoa’, (Collins’ Clear-Type Press), ND, G. [4].

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

1st ed. Auckland: Printed by J H Field, 1876. 12mo. 141p. Frontis. 1542. Paper covers. Considerable wear. Some losses. Lacking spine. Reinforced with staples, these rusted. Several newspaper clippings pasted in. AF. FA. Est. $100 8

GREY, GEORGE Ko Nga Moteatea, Me Nga Hakirara O Nga Maori. Inscribed by author to R Burrows.

1st ed. Wellington: Printed by Robert Stokes, 1853. 8vo. xiv, [7]-432, cxii, 18p. General Assembly New Zealand Library binding. Half green leather, green cloth boards. SABR. CB. Small losses. Hinges cracked. FX. Label of General Assembly Library on FPD. Half title: ‘Poems, Traditions, and Chaunts of the Maories.’ Inscription on half title: ‘Revd R Burrows, from Sir George Grey, late Govr of New Zealand, 1854.’ A worn copy, but with excellent provenance. G. Est. $1000 *7 9

KING, MICHAEL Whina. A Biography of Whina Cooper. 1st ed. Auckland: Hodder and Stoughton, 1983. 8vo. 285p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G+. 10

MEAD, SIDNEY MOKO (EDITOR) Te Maori. Maori Art from New Zealand Collections.

Revised ed. Auckland: Heinemann, 1985. 4to. 244p. Illus. SC. Large adhesive mark on inside cover. G to G+. 11

MENZIES, J H Maori Patterns, Painted and Carved. Deluxe facsimile edition.

Ltd ed. Christchurch: Hagley Press, 1975. Landscape. 29 plates. Illus boards. In slip case. No 19/750. G+ to VG/G. Est. $200

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WHITE, JOHN The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions. Tai-Nui. Volume VI.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1890. 8vo. x, 264, 70p. Illus. W1064. Decorated red cloth. General wear. SS. Upper board water-damaged. Pages FX and darkened. AF. Binding FA to G. Contents G. Est. $100 19

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM A Dictionary of the New Zealand Language, and a Concise Grammar [etc].

2nd ed. London: Williams and Norgate, 1852. 8vo. xxxix, 323p. Green cloth. Wear, soiling and FX. FA to G.

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Album of New Zealand Views.

Dunedin: Printed at Triad Office, ND. 36 leaves. Illus. SC, bound with string. Wear and soiling. Includes images by Dutch, P Malaghan, Ferrier, Morris, Miss C White, Ring, Tyree, Martin etc. G. Est. $100 *7 21

Arrangements for the Adjustment of Questions Relating to Land in the Settlements of the New Zealand Company. 1st ed. London: Printed by Stewart and Murray, 1848. ii, 75p. Paper covers. AF. Covers FA. Contents G+. Est. $250 22

Autograph book compiled by Mildrena Wiggins in New Zealand and abroad during and immediately after the Second World War. Plus one. Landscape. About 50 leaves. Green cloth. Includes signatures, inscriptions and sketches by friends, acquaintances and film stars. Also features several signed photographs of actors, including James Mason, Margaret Lockwood, Douglas Montgomery, Patricia Roc and Bob Hope. Various pages detached. AF. FA to G. Along with another album, compiled by ‘Wiggy’ in New Zealand in 1948, when was employed at Middlemore Hospital. Includes signatures and inscriptions by friends and acquaintances. G. [2].

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Collection of five record books relating to the Thistle Hotel, Auckland.

Muriwai, The Beautiful.

Collection features guest book for the dates 9 May to 10 November 1936. Guests include Mr Darby, Mr Salmond, Mr and Mrs McCracken, Mr and Mrs Glover, Mr Rossitter, and Mr Madden. Collection also includes guest book for 11 November 1936 to 7 May 1937, stock book for 31 July 1933 to 31 January 1935, takings book for 21 November 1934 to 7 March 1936, and takings book for 10 April to 21 December 1937. Stamp of A J Harding, Stationers, in three books. Generally G. [5]. Est. $300 *11 24

Collection of numerous invoices relating to the Thistle Hotel, Auckland.

c1934. Collection includes invoices from Waiwai, S Jowett and Co, L D Nathan and Co, Dominion Breweries, Wilson and Horton, NZ Sporting and Dramatic Review etc. An insight into Auckland’s commercial history. FA to G. 25

Deed made between Herbert Francis and Thomas Darby in relation to two pieces of land, the first being part of Allotment Eighty-nine of The Town of Hamilton West and bounded by Hood Street, and the second being Allotment Twenty-one of the Hamilton West Town Belt and bounded by Palmerston and Anglesea Streets. Plus various other documents.

c1920. Landscape. [31]p. Illus, map. Card covers. Some wear and soiling. An album of views. Includes images by Winkelmann. G. 35

New Zealand Government Life Insurance Department. Established 1870. Prospectus. Bound with two other publications.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1887. 12mo. 49p. Tables. HFBD. Bound with ‘Prospectus, Ordinary Branch’, (Lyon and Blair, Printers), 1883, and similar publication, lacking TP, (Govt Printer), ND. Cover title: ‘Tables of Rates, 1870-1889. Government Life Insurance.’ G. 36

New Zealand Railways Illustrated. Cover title.

2nd ed. [Wellington]: Issued by the Publicity Branch, New Zealand Railways, [1938]. Landscape. 66p. Illus, maps. SC. AF. G. 37

Official Catalogue, NZ and South Seas International Exhibition. Dunedin, 19251926.

Typed on parchment. Dated 21 June 1913. Signed by Francis, Darby and witness. Includes hand-drawn maps. Handsome. G. Along with two later lease agreements concerning Lot 21, and various other papers relating to Darby, FA to G.

Dunedin: Issued by New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition Co, [1925]. 8vo. 228p. Folding plan, illus, adverts. SC. AF. FA.

Otago Women’s Club, 1914-1928. Cover title.

Deed made between John McBeth and Joseph Godfrey Holdsworth in relation to a piece of land in Wellington bounded by Willis Street, being part of Section Two Hundred on the Town Plan. 350 x 405mm. Handwritten on vellum. Dated 30 July 1856. Signed by McBeth and witnesses. Includes hand-drawn map. Handsome early deed. G. Est. $250 *7 27

Deed made between the Crown and Thomas Curtis Vipan in relation to an allotment of land in Wellington bounded by Adelaide Road and the Town Belt.

234 x 405mm. Printed and handwritten on vellum. Dated 10 August 1853. Signed by Sir George Grey. Includes hand-drawn map and the usual stamps and seals. Handsome early deed. G. Est. $250 28

Early Castlepoint. First Years in a Pioneer Settlement.

38 [Dunedin]: Otago Daily Times Co, [1928]. 8vo. 62p. Frontis, illus. Bespoke binding. Decorated black leather. Exquisite marbled EPs. Copy presented to Lady Ferguson, President of the Otago Women’s Club. G+. Est. $100 39

Panorama of New Zealand’s Great Scenic River, The Wanganui. Cover title.

Auckland: The Brett Printing and Publishing Co, ND. 1000 x 285mm. Linen-backed folding ‘panorama’ (map surrounded by views). Between boards. Some wear and soiling. AF. G. Est. $100 *7 40

Picturesque Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand. Cover title.

[Dunedin]: Otago Expansion League, ND. Landscape. 12 leaves. Illus, adverts. SC, stapled. At head of title: ‘Souvenir Book of Views’. Printed by Free Press Printing Co. G to G+.

1st ed. Masterton: The Masterton Printing Co, 1948. 4to. 58p. Illus, folding map. C379. Boards. POS of G C Petersen. G+. Est. $50

Timaru: P W Hutton and Co, c1920. 4to. Six leaves. Illus. SC, bound with string. An album of views. G to G+.

Fifteen Pages of Special ‘Quake Photographs, Taken at the Scene of the Great Disaster in Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, on Tuesday 3rd February, 1931.

Picturesque Timaru by the Sea. Cover title.

2nd ed. Wellington: Universal Directories, 1931. 4to. Eight leaves. Illus. SC, stapled. FA to G.

Price List of Brass Fittings. Issued by W R Twigg Ltd, Auckland.

Fifty Years’ Progress in Canterbury. 1850-1900. The Jubilee Number of the Weekly Press.

Christchurch: The Weekly Press, 1900. Folio. 100p. Illus, adverts. Rebound in quarter cloth, marbled boards. Original paper covers bound in. Very handsome. G+. 31

John Jackson and Co Ltd. Jubilee Souvenir. 1866-1916. Plus duplicate.

[Timaru]: [John Jackson and Co], c1916. 4to. 32p. Illus. Paper covers, bound with string. G+. Duplicate G+. [2]. 32

Lease agreement made between a group of Maori and David McMaster in relation to piece of land known as Mokoia Reserve in the Patea District of the Province of Taranaki.

395 x 495mm. Handwritten on parchment. Worn. Large loss to top edge, affecting small amount of text only. Dated 19 May 1873. Signed or marked by Tutaki, Rangihaeata and some 60 other Maori. Signed by McMaster. Includes hand-drawn map. A most excellent document. AF. FA to G. Est. $1500 *7 33

Manuscript notebook concerning the volcanic plateau of the North Island of New Zealand.

Late 19th century. 4to. 63 leaves. Stationery binding. At head of first page: ‘Guide to the Wonderland of New Zealand.’ Chiefly a compilation of facts and figures. Includes various apparently original notes. For example: ‘We arrived (viz Mrs & Mr W G Birch, H H Russell, A E Russell, Berkley & two boys, on the 8th March 1881, on a small stream descending from the NE corner of Ruapehu, flowing over lava boulders & having in its broad bed little bushes of stunted trees. There, as we found wood, water & good feed at a short distance for the horses, we pitched our camp.’ G. Est. $200 *7

c1930. 21p. Illus. SC, stapled. Cyclostyled pages. Covers worn and soiled. FA to G.

Russell, Bay of Islands. Cover title.

Whangarei: The Alpha Printery, 1930. Landscape. 10 leaves. Illus. SC, stapled. Handsome little tourist booklet. G to G+. *7 44

Second South Canterbury Industrial Exhibition and Winter Show, 1937. Souvenir Catalogue. Cover title. Timaru: Printed and published by Hector C Matheson, 1937. 4to. 42 leaves. Illus. SC. AF. FA to G. 45

Set of New Zealand Railways plans for buildings at Otahuhu.

1927. About 625 x 1020mm. Two copies each of three sheets. Paper covers. Considerable wear. Major losses. Fragment only of rear cover present. Cover title: ‘NZR. New Car and Wagon Shops - Otahuhu. Social Hall, Library etc. Contract.’ AF. FA. Est. $300 46

South Canterbury Industrial Exhibition and Winter Show. Souvenir Catalogue. Cover title. Plus duplicate.

Timaru: Printed and published by Hector C Matheson, 1936. 4to. 46 leaves. Illus. SC. G. Duplicate AF, G. [2]. 47

Souvenir Issue. The Hawke’s Bay Tribune. Emergency Earthquake Editions.

Hastings: W C Whitlock for HB Tribune, [1931]. 4to. [24]p. H518. SC, stapled. Reprint of Earthquake Edition Nos 1-11 of ‘Hawke’s Bay Tribune’. G. *7

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Souvenir of Wanganui, NZ. Cover title.

ALLEN, GEORGE FREDERIC Willis’s Guide Book of New Route for Tourists. Auckland-Wellington, Via the Hot Springs, Taupo, the Volcanoes, and the Wanganui River.

Wellington: Tanner Bros, ND. 8vo. Eight leaves. Illus. SC, stapled. G. *7 49

Stone’s Canterbury, Nelson, Marlborough and Westland Directory. Dunedin: Stone, Son and Co, 1944. ix, 1393p. Adverts. Green cloth. AF. FA to G.

Wanganui: A D Willis, 1894. 8vo. 176p. Illus, maps, adverts. A326. Illus boards. Some wear, soiling and FX. G. Est. $150 *11 63

Summit Road. Cover title. Plus one.

1st ed. Christchurch: Issued by the Automobile Association Canterbury (Inc), c1940s. 4to. Six leaves. Illus. SC, stapled. Back cover: ‘An Albion Wright Production, The Caxton Press’. G. Along with ‘Along the Hilltops, The Story of the Summit Road’, 1st, (The Summit Road Scenic Society), [1951], SC, stapled, G. [2]. Est. $50 51

Te Korero. Epsom Girls’ Grammar School Magazine. Nos 3-7.

ANDERSEN, JOHANNES C Jubilee History of South Canterbury. Signed by author.

1st ed. Auckland: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1916. 4to. xv, 775p. Illus. Russet cloth. Wear and soiling. Various images etc pasted or laid in. G. 64

BAEYERTZ, C N Guide to New Zealand.

[Auckland]: [Epsom Girls’ Grammar School], 1919-1923. 8vo. SC. AF. FA to G. Along with ‘Epsom Girls’ Grammar School [etc], School List’, five issues, (Auckland Grammar School Board), 1917-1921, SC, AF, FA to G, and two similar publications, SC, G. [12].

Dunedin: Mills, Dick and Co, 1903. 8vo. 160p. SC. AF. FA.

2nd ed. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington, 1889. 8vo. xii, 219p. Frontis, illus. 314. Decorated green cloth. Considerable wear. Binding weak. AF. FA.

The Auckland Exhibition, 1913-1914.

Auckland: The Brett Printing and Publishing Co, c1913. Landscape. 15 leaves. Illus. Paper covers. Wear, soiling and FX. G. Est. $50 *7 53

The Full Story of the Great Earthquake Disaster. At Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, on 3rd February, 1931. Third Overseas Edition of ‘The Weekender’. Christchurch: The New Spectator Co, 1931. 4to. 32p. Illus, map. SC, stapled. G. *7 54

The Government Insurance Recorder. Volumes I-IV.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1901-1911. 4to. 534p. Illus, tables, adverts. Decorated brown cloth. Surprisingly amusing. G. [4]. Est. $100 55

The New Zealand Hymnal. Compiled Under Authority of the General Synod of the Branch of the United Church of England and Ireland in New Zealand, Session 1862. Auckland: Wayte and Batger, 1865. 12mo. viii, 168p. Brown cloth. Wear and soiling. Repairs. Lacking FFEP. AF. FA to G. 56

The Story of the Midland Railway.

Christchurch: The Canterbury Progress League, 1923. 8vo. 200p. Illus. Full leather. Paper covers bound in. G+.

BARLOW, P W Kaipara. Or, Experiences of a Settler in North New Zealand.

BARTON, R J (COMPILER) Earliest New Zealand. The Journals and Correspondence of the Rev John Butler.

1st ed. Masterton: Printed by Palamontain and Petherick, General Printers, 1927. 8vo. 440p. Frontis, illus. Green cloth. FX. G+. 67

BEAUCHAMP, ANNIE AND HAROLD A Shipboard Diary, Written by Annie and Harold Beauchamp [etc]. Introduced Here by Ian A Gordon, and with 3 Interruptions by Caroline Williams [etc].

Ltd ed. [Auckland]: The Holloway Press, 1998. 8vo. Illus. Red cloth. No 20/180. One of 50 copies on damped Centrepoint Handmade paper. Designed and printed by Alan Loney. Main text set in Linotype Paragon by John Denny, Puriri Press. Signed by Gordon and Williams. VG. Est. $100 68

BEGG, A CHARLES AND NEIL C The World of John Boultbee, Including an Account of Sealing in Australia and New Zealand. Plus one.

1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcoulls Publishers, 1979. 8vo. 329p. Illus. HC with DJ. VG/ VG. Along with Caughey, ‘The Interpreter, The Biography of Richard “Dicky” Barrett’, 1st, (David Bateman), 1998, HC with DJ, VG/VG. [2]. 69

They Know Not New Zealand Who Do Not Taranaki Know. Cover title.

BELL, JAMES MACKINTOSH The Wilds of Maoriland.

New Plymouth: Printed by McLeod and Slade, [1940]. 4to. 23p. Illus. SC, stapled. G to G+.

1st ed. London: Macmillan and Co, 1914. 8vo. xiii, 257p. Illus, maps. B612. HC. SABR. CB. FX. Bookplate of G C Petersen on FPD. G to G+.

Third South Canterbury Industrial Exhibition and Winter Show - 1938. Cover title. Souvenir catalogue. Timaru: Printed and published by Hector C Matheson, 1938. 4to. 28 leaves. Illus. SC. G. 59

BILLENS, ROBERT H AND H LESLIE VERRY From Swamp to City.

[Palmerston North]: K and B Print, [1937]. 8vo. Illus. Paper covers. Concerns Palmerston North. G. *7

Views of the Wanganui River with Panorama. The Rhine of Maoriland.

1st thus ed. London: John Williams and Co, 1848. Leaves 380 x 285mm. 6, 36p. Extra illus TP, 21 plates. 642. Decorated brown cloth. Well restored. New spine, corners and EPs. Wear, soiling and FX. Several plates edge-worn. Minor ID to ‘panorama plate’. G. Est. $1800 *7

1st ed. Auckland: The Brett Printing and Publishing Co, 1905. Landscape. Illus. Paper covers. Considerable wear. Some losses. Front cover detached. Some soiling. AF. FA. Est. $50

Views of Timaru and Caroline Bay. The Spa and Playground of the South Island. Timaru: Printed and published by Hector C Matheson, 1932. Landscape. 28 leaves. Illus. SC. Inscribed by A E S Hanan, Mayor of Timaru. G+. *7 61

Women’s Section Catalogue. NZ and South Seas International Exhibition. Logan Park. Dunedin. November 17, 1925, to April, 1926.

[Dunedin]: Otago Daily Times Print, c1925. 8vo. 48p. Adverts. Bespoke binding. Decorated tan leather. Original paper covers bound in. Presentation plate mounted on front paper cover. Copy presented to Lady Ferguson, Vice-President of The Women’s Section, and Chairwoman of General Exhibit of Arts and Crafts. G. Est. $100

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BREES, S C Pictorial Illustrations of New Zealand. Standard issue.

BUICK, T LINDSAY The Treaty of Waitangi, or, How New Zealand Became a British Colony. Inscribed by author to D C Bates.

1st ed. Wellington: S and W Mackay, 1914. 8vo. xv, 346p. Frontis, illus, maps. Blue cloth. Wear and FX. Inscription: ‘To D C Bates, with the warm esteem of the author, T Lindsay Buick, Wellington, 18/9/22.’ G. Est. $100

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CHAPPLE, L J B AND CRANLEIGH BARTON Early Missionary Work in Whanganui (1840-1850). Plus one.

DOWNES, T W History of and Guide to the Wanganui River. Plus two.

1st ed. Wanganui: H I Jones and Son, 1930. 12mo. 119p. C560. HC with DJ. Cover title: ‘Early Days in Whanganui (1840-1850)’. G+/G. Along with Chapple and Veitch, ‘”Wanganui”’, 1st, (Printed by the Hawera Star Publishing Co), 1939, HC, extra leaf pasted in, annotations etc, G. [2]. Est. $50

1st ed. Wanganui: Printed by the Wanganui Herald Newspaper Co, 1921. 8vo. iv, 97p. Frontis, illus, maps, adverts. D585. Paper covers. Wear. G. Along with ‘Wanganui, New Zealand’s River City’, cover title, (The Wanganui Chronicle Co), ND, SC, stapled, G, and [Flanagan], ‘Wanganui Tour’, cover title, (Govt Printer), [1897], SC, AF, FA to G. [3]. Est. $50

CHOUVET, J A M A Marist Missionary in New Zealand, 1843-1846. Translated by Patrick Barry. Edited by Jinty Rorke.

1st thus ed. Whakatane: Whakatane and District Historical Society, 1985. 93p. Illus. SC. Monograph 13. G+.

1st ed. Hawera: W A Parkinson and Co, 1915. 8vo. xiv, 334p. Illus, map. D587. Green cloth. G to G+. Est. $50 *11

COWAN, JAMES A Trader in Cannibal Land. The Life and Adventures of Captain Tapsell. In three parts.

DRUMMOND, JAMES (EDITOR) John Rutherford, The White Chief. Plus three.

1st ed. Dunedin: A H and A W Reed, 1935. 12mo. SC. Fading. G. [3]. 76

COWAN, JAMES Sir Donald Maclean. The Story of a New Zealand Statesman.

1st ed. Dunedin: A H and A W Reed, 1940. 8vo. xii, 157p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. G+/G. 77

COWAN, JAMES The Adventures of Kimble Bent. A Story of Wild Life in the New Zealand Bush.

1st ed. London: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1911. 8vo. xxi, 336p. Map. Pictorial blue cloth. Wear, soiling and FX. Minor ID. Major loss to page xi, affecting small amount of text. AF. G. Est. $100 78

COWAN, JAMES The Old Frontier, Te Awamutu, The Story of the Waipa Valley [etc]. Plus one.

1st ed. Te Awamutu: The Waipa Post Printing and Publishing Co, 1922. 4to. 104p. Illus. Green cloth. Considerable wear. FA to G. Along with Downes, ‘Old Whanganui’, 1st, (W A Parkinson and Co), 1915, green cloth, considerable wear, FA. [2]. 79

COWAN, JAMES The Tongariro National Park, New Zealand.

1st ed. Wellington: Tongariro National Park Board, 1927. 8vo. 156p. Illus, folding coloured map. HC with DJ. FX. DJ worn and soiled, front flap detached. G+/G. 80

CRAIG, ELSDON Destiny Well Sown. A Biography of Lt-Col W E Gudgeon [etc].

1st ed. Whakatane: Whakatane and District Historical Society, 1985. 155p. Illus. SC. Monograph 12. G+. 81

CRAIG, ELSDON Man of the Mist, A Biography of Elsdon Best. 1st ed. Wellington: A H and A W Reed, 1964. 8vo. 247p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G+. 82

[CRAIK, GEORGE LILLIE] The New Zealanders.

1st ed. London: Charles Knight, 1830. 12mo. iv, 424p. Map, illus. 1476. Rebound in half leather, marbled boards. Joints cracked. CB. Small losses. Some FX. Map stained along top edge and browned generally. Bookplate of E G F Vogtherr on FPD and a blank. AF. G. Est. $150 *8 83

DAVIDSON, WILLIAM SOLTAU William Soltau Davidson, 1846-1924. A Sketch of His Life [etc].

1st ed. Edinburgh: Printed for Private Circulation by Oliver and Boyd, 1930. 8vo. 166p. Frontis. HC. G to G+.

DOWNES, T W Old Whanganui.

1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombs, [1908]. 8vo. 234p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. G+/FA to G. Along with Wily and Maunsell, ‘Robert Maunsell, LLD, A New Zealand Pioneer’, ltd, (A H and A W Reed), 1938, HC with DJ, No 282/500, G+/FA to G, Maxwell, ‘Recollections and Reflections of an Old New Zealander’, ltd, (A H and A W Reed), 1935, HC with DJ, G+/G+, and one other, G. [4]. 87

ELDER, JOHN RAWSON (EDITOR) Marsden’s Lieutenants. Copy of John A Lee. Plus one by same editor.

Ltd ed. Dunedin: Printed and Published for the Otago University Council by Coulls Somerville Wilkie, 1934. 8vo. 280p. Frontis, illus. Blue cloth. FX. No 705/1000. Signed by editor. G+. Along with ‘The Letters and Journals of Samuel Marsden, 1765-1838’, ltd, (Printed and Published for the Otago University Council by Coulls Somerville Wilkie), 1932, rebound in full blue leather, No 777/1000, signed by editor, ex library, neat stamps, G+. [2]. 88

FEILDING, T H Wise’s Directory of New Zealand for the Years 1875-6.

Dunedin: Henry Wise and Co, 1875. 4to. Various pagination. Maps, adverts. Purple cloth. Considerable wear and soiling. Damp-damage to spine and upper board. Lacking map of Christchurch. Very scarce. AF. Binding FA. Contents G. *8 89

[FLANAGAN, F W] Tourist Guide to the Lakes, Mountains, and Fiords of Otago and Southland, and to Stewart Island.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1898. 8vo. vii, 88, 30p. Illus, maps, adverts. SC. Considerable wear, especially affecting covers. Soiling and FX. FA to G. 90

FLINN, Z Views of Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island. Inscribed by author to ‘Okiwi’. Plus one.

1st ed. Wellington: Printed by Harry H Tombs, c1947. 12mo. 21p. Illus. F547. HC. Wear, soiling and FX. Five small black and white photographs laid in. G. Along with Reed, ‘Great Barrier, Isle of Enchantment’, 1st, (A H and A W Reed), 1946, HC, wear and soiling, numerous newspaper clippings etc pasted in (some on extra pages), AF, FA to G. [2]. 91

GARRETT, HELEN Te Manihera. The Life and Times of Pioneer Missionary Robert Maunsell. Plus one.

1st ed. Auckland: Reed Books, 1991. 8vo. 321p. Illus. SC. G+. Along with Stirling and Salmond, ‘Amiria’, R, (Heinemann Reed), 1988, SC, G to G+. [2]. 92

GORST, JOHN ELDON New Zealand Revisited. Recollections of the Days of My Youth. Plus one.

1st ed. London: Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, 1908. 8vo. xi, 336p. Frontis, illus. Russet cloth. Wear, especially affecting spine. FX. G. Along with Heaphy, ‘Narrative of a Residence in Various Parts of New Zealand’, R, (Hocken Library), 1968, HC with DJ, G+/G. [2]. 93

HALL, T D H Captain Joseph Nias and the Treaty of Waitangi. A Vindication.

1st ed. Wellington: Printed by L T Watkins, 1938. 8vo. 96p. Frontis, illus. Green cloth. G+.

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HILL, SUSANNE AND JOHN Richard Henry of Resolution Island.

MANING, F E Old New Zealand. A Tale of the Good Old Times [etc]. By a Pakeha Maori. With an Introduction by the Earl of Pembroke.

1st ed. Dunedin: John McIndoe, 1987. 8vo. 364p. Illus. HC with DJ. VG/VG. 95

HOWARD, BASIL Rakiura. A History of Stewart Island, New Zealand.

1st ed. Dunedin: A H and A W Reed, 1940. 8vo. xx, 415p. Frontis, illus, maps. Black cloth. SS. Plates darkened. G. Est. $100 96

HURST, A B (PHOTOGRAPHER) Napier. NZ. Before and After the Great Earthquake, February 3rd, 1931. Napier: Office Supply Co, c1931. [20]p. Illus. SC, stapled. Wear and soiling. G. Est. $50

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MATHEW, FELTON The Founding of New Zealand. The Journals of Felton Mathew, First SurveyorGeneral of New Zealand, and His Wife 1840-1847. Edited by J Rutherford. With a handwritten letter sent by editor to A W Reed concerning this publication.

1st ed. Dunedin: Published for the Auckland University College by A H and A W Reed, 1940. 8vo. 267p. Illus. HC with DJ. FX. Label of W P Clifford on FPD. G+. 108

HURSTHOUSE, CHARLES New Zealand, or Zealandia, The Britain of the South. In two volumes.

1st ed. London: Edward Stanford, 1857. 8vo. Vol I: xv, 328p. Frontis, four plates, folding coloured map. Vol II: vii, 329-664p. Folding coloured map. 2743. Decorated blue cloth. Bindings strengthened. New EPs. Wear, soiling and FX. Closed tears and tape marks to maps. Lacking two plates. AF. G. [2]. Est. $100

MCINDOE, JAMES A Sketch of Otago, from the Initiation of the Settlement, to the Abolition of the Province [etc].

1st ed. Dunedin: R T Wheeler, 1878. 8vo. viii, 152, ix-xvip. Adverts. Paper covers. Some wear, soiling and FX. Final folding table apparently cut in error during production. Secured with an old pin. AF. G. Est. $200 *7 109

KERRY-NICHOLLS, J H The King Country. Or, Explorations in New Zealand.

1st ed. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington, 1884. 8vo. xx, 379p. Frontis, illus, folding map. 2984. Decorated red cloth. Some wear, soiling and FX. Repair to map. G. Est. $100

MCINDOE, JAMES Early Days in Otago.

[Dunedin]: Otago Daily Times Print, [1902]. 8vo. v, 59p. Illus, adverts. Paper covers. Wear and soiling, especially affecting covers. Losses to spine and front cover. Staples rusted. G. Est. $100 110

LAMBERT, THOMAS The Story of Old Wairoa, and the East Coast District, North Island, New Zealand [etc]. Plus one.

1st ed. Dunedin: Coulls Somerville Wilkie, 1925. 8vo. xviii, 802p. Illus. Blue cloth. CB. FX. Inscription in Maori on FPD. G. Along with Mulgan, ‘The City of the Strait, Wellington and Its Province’, 1st, (Published for the Wellington Provincial Centennial Council by A H and A W Reed), 1939, HC with DJ, considerable damp-damage to lower board and final pages, DJ stained, FA/G. Est. $100 100

LORD, E I (COMPILER) Greymouth District Diamond Jubilee (1868-1928). [Greymouth]: E I Lord, [1928?]. 4to. 136p. Illus. SC. Wear and soiling. FA to G. 101

LOVELL-SMITH, E M ET AL The History of the Parish of St Peter, Riccarton, 1858-1958. Plus three.

Christchurch: Printed by J W Baty, [1958]. 4to. 32p. Illus. SC, stapled. G. Along with Warren, ‘Some Canterbury Churches’, (Pegasus Press), [1957], G, and two others, G. [4]. 102

MACKENZIE, MRS PETER Pioneers of Martins Bay.

1st ed. Dunedin: Printed by the Otago Daily Times and Witness Newspapers Co, 1947. 8vo. 116p. Illus. HC. G. 103

MACMILLAN, DAVID By-Ways of History and Medicine.

Ltd ed. Christchurch: N M Peryer, 1946. 4to. 419p. Illus. HC with DJ. No 145/200. Signed by author. G to G+/FA to G. 104

MADDEN, IAN B Riverhead. The Kaipara Gateway.

1st ed. [Riverhead]: The Riverhead Jubilee Association, 1966. 4to. 245p. Illus, maps. SC. G. 105

MALING, PETER BROMLEY Early Sketches and Charts of Banks Peninsula, 1770-1850. Plus one.

Ltd ed. Wellington: A H and A W Reed, 1981. Folio. 103p. Illus. Quarter blue leather. In original box. No 179/500. G+/G+. Along with Wards (editor), ‘New Zealand Atlas’, ltd, (Govt Printer), 1976, full calf, in original box, No 101/500, G+/G. [2]. Est. $200

Australian ed. London: Richard Bentley and Son, 1893. 8vo. xxi, 362p. Decorated blue cloth. SS. Wear and FX. G.

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MCKENZIE, N R The Gael Fares Forth. The Romantic Story of Waipu and Sister Settlements. Plus one. 1st ed. Auckland: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1935. 8vo. 269p. Illus. Red cloth. Lacking FFEP. AF. G. Along with Harcourt, ‘The Day Before Yesterday’, 1st, (A H and A W Reed), 1940, HC with DJ, POS of Alan Mulgan, G/G. [2]. 111

MCLINTOCK, A H The History of Otago. Plus eleven.

Ltd ed. [Dunedin]: Otago Centennial Historical Publications, 1949. 8vo. xxiii, 829p. Illus, maps. Red leather. No 73/150. Signed by author. G. Along with Roxburgh, ‘Wanaka Story’, 1st, (Otago Centennial Historical Publications), 1957, HC, G+, Sumpter and Lewis, ‘Faith and Toil, The Story of Tokomairiro’, 1st, (Otago Centennial Historical Publications), 1949, HC with DJ, G+/G, and five others, G. [12]. 112

MCNAB, ROBERT Historical Records of New Zealand. In two volumes. With a typed letter sent by author to Rev D C Bates.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1908 and 1914. 8vo. Vol I: xv, 779p. Vol II: xxii, 650p. Brown cloth. Some wear and FX. Letter signed by hand. McNab thanks Bates for a magazine and encourages him to send further publications. G to G+. [3]. Est. $100

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MCNAB, ROBERT Murihiku and the Southern Islands.

1st ed. Invercargill: William Smith, 1907. 8vo. xiii, 377p. Maps. M569. Grey cloth. SABR. CB. Off-setting to EPs. G. Est. $100 *11 114

MCNAB, ROBERT The Old Whaling Days, A History of Southern New Zealand from 1830 to 1840. Plus one by same author. 1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1913. 8vo. xiii, 508p. M571. Green cloth. Lacking FFEP. Associated closed tears to TP repaired with adhesive. AF. G. Along with ‘From Tasman to Marsden, A History of Northern New Zealand from 1642 to 1818’, 1st, (J Wilkie and Co), 1914, HC with DJ, G+/G+. [2]. Est. $50 115

MEAD, A D The Naming of the Wanganui River Rapids. Plus two by same author.

1st ed. Auckland: Author, 1955. 4to. 21p. Cyclostyled pages. G. Along with same title, (I E Coulter), 1977, SC, stapled, G, and ‘Wanganui River’, (A H and A W Reed), 1957, SC, stapled, G. [3].

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MIDDLETON, J Letter book of J Middleton of Benmore Station.

SCOTT, IKEY How I Stole Over 10,000 Sheep in Australia and New Zealand.

1873-1876. 4to. 500 leaves. Stationery binding. Recipients include J O’Meagher of Oamaru, A Macphail of Upper Ahuriri, A C Begg Esq of Dunedin, Mr L Grant of Omarama, W A Low Esq of Galloway Station etc. A remarkable repository of information, if difficult to decipher. G. Est. $200 *8 117

MORELAND, A MAUD Through South Westland.

2nd ed. London: Whitcombe and Tombs, [1916]. 8vo. xviii, 219p. Illus, folding maps. HC. G to G+. 118

PARHAM, W T James Francis Fulloon. A Man of Two Cultures.

1st ed. London: W Stewart and Co, [1897]. 8vo. 58p. Adverts. Paper covers. G. Est. $100 128

STEWART, WILLIAM DOWNIE Brief History of the Dunedin Club (Otherwise Known as Fernhill Club).

1st ed. Dunedin: Printed by Coulls Somerville Wilkie, [1948]. 8vo. 43p. Frontis, illus. S1687. HC. G. 129

THOMSON, ARTHUR S The Story of New Zealand. In two volumes.

1st ed. Whakatane: Whakatane and District Historical Society, 1985. 92p. Illus. SC. Monograph 14. G+.

Reissue. London: John Murray, 1859 [1867?]. 8vo. Vol I: ix, 331p. Illus, map. Vol II: vii, 368p. Frontis, illus. Brown cloth. Considerable wear, soiling and FX. Vol I lacking folding frontis and folding coloured map. Vol II lacking two plates and RFEP. AF. FA. [2].

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PENNEFATHER, F W A Handbook for Travellers in New Zealand.

TRAVERS, W T L From New Zealand to Lake Michigan.

London: John Murray, 1893. 8vo. viii, 172p. Maps and plans. Red cloth. Front pocket and rear pocket each with loose map. Some wear and soiling. G. Est. $300 *11

Wellington: Edwards and Co, 1889. 8vo. 274p. Loose folding map. Green cloth. Chiefly concerns the United States. G.

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POWER, W TYRONE Sketches in New Zealand, with Pen and Pencil.

1st ed. London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1849. 8vo. xlviii, 290p. Frontis, illus, seven plates. 4668. Decorated brown cloth. Neatly rebacked, original spine and EPs retained. Wear and FX. G to G+. Est. $250 *8 121

RAMSDEN, ERIC Busby of Waitangi. HM’s Resident at New Zealand, 1933-40. Plus one by same author.

1st ed. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, 1942. 8vo. 396p. Illus. Red cloth. Tape marks on EPs. Postage stamp on FPD. Another on TP. G. Along with ‘Marsden and the Missions, Prelude to Waitangi’, 1st, (A H and A W Reed), 1936, HC with DJ, wear and FX, G/ FA to G. [2]. 122

REED, A H Isabel Reed, Her Book. Inscribed by author to Mrs Ziegler. Plus one.

1st ed. Dunedin: A H and A W Reed, [1939]. 102p. Illus. HC. G. Along with ‘From the Black Rocks, on Friday, and, A Gold Digger’s Notes’, 1st, (A H and A W Reed, for the Dunedin Public Library Association), HC, G. [2]. 123

REED, A H The Gumdiggers. The Story of Kauri Gum. Plus one.

R. Wellington: A H and A W Reed, 1978. 8vo. 193p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Along with Pearce, ‘The Story of New Zealand Jade’, 1st, (Collins Bros and Co), 1971, HC with DJ, G+/G+. [2]. 124

RUSDEN, G W History of New Zealand. In three volumes.

2nd ed. Melbourne: Melville, Mullen and Slade, 1895. 8vo. Vol I: xv, xliii, 495p. Vol II: xiii, 642p. Three plans. Vol III: xi, 509p. Folding map. R1167. Green cloth. CB. FX. Vol I lacking map. AF. G. [3]. Est. $100 *11 125

RUTHERFORD, J Sir George Grey, KCB, 1812-1898. A Study in Colonial Government.

TUCKER, H W Memoir of the Life and Episcopate of George Augustus Selwyn, DD. In two volumes.

1st ed. London: Wells Gardner, Darton and Co, [1881?]. 8vo. Vol I: xii, 399p. Frontis, map. Vol II: vi, 393p. Facsimile letter, illus. Decorated green cloth. SABR. CB. FX. Vol I lacking FFEP. Vol II lacking RFEP. Presumably the ‘”New edition” 1881’ referred to in Bagnall 5644. AF. G. [2]. Est. $100 *11 132

WADE, WILLIAM RICHARD A Journey in the Northern Island of New Zealand. R. Christchurch: Capper Press, 1977. 8vo. 206p. HC with DJ. VG/VG. 133

[WAKEFIELD, EDWARD GIBBON] The British Colonization of New Zealand.

1st ed. London: John W Parker, 1837. 12mo. xvi, 423p. Frontis, illus, maps. 5787. Rebound in full leather. Pages trimmed. SABR. CB. Some soiling and off-setting to EPs. POS of R Levis on FPD. Neat stamp of ‘RFW’ and inscription on FFEP. Lacking ‘Chart of the Polynesian and Indian Archipelagoes’. AF. G. Est. $150 *8 134

WAKEFIELD, EDWARD JERNINGHAM Adventure in New Zealand. Edited by Sir Robert Stout, KCMG. 1st thus ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1908. 8vo. xxix, 735p. Illus. HC. G. 135

WARBRICK, ALFRED Adventures in Geyserland.

Facsimile ed. [Christchurch]: Capper Press, [1984]. 8vo. 157p. HC with original plastic DJ. G+/G+. 136

WARBURTON, CHARLOTTE E The Wanganui River. The Rhine of New Zealand. Plus one.

Palmerston North: Printed by Keeling and Mundy, 1965. 8vo. 152p. Maps. HC with DJ. G+/G. Along with Spurdle, ‘New Stories of Old Whanganui’, 2nd, (H P Willemsen), 1959, SC, G. [2].

1st ed. London: Cassell and Co, 1961. 8vo. xvii, 709p. Frontis, illus, maps. HC with DJ. FX. G+/G+.

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Christchurch: Printed by Simpson and Williams, 1924. 4to. 236p. Illus, adverts. SC. G to G+.

SAUNDERS, ALFRED History of New Zealand. Plus one by same author.

1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombs, c1896. 8vo. ix, 467p. Decorated green cloth. G. Along with ‘History of New Zealand’, Vol II, 1st, (Smith, Anthony, Sellars, and Co), c1899, HC, wear and soiling, FA to G. [2]. Est. $50

WEDDERSPOON, RICHARD Pictorial South Canterbury, New Zealand.

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WEST, CHARLES STANILAND A History of Helensville and Kaipara.

1st ed. [Auckland]: The Institute Printing and Publishing Society, 1952. 8vo. 70p. Illus. HC. SS. Some wear and soiling. Signed by author. G.

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WILLIAMS, JOHN B The New Zealand Journal, 1842-1844, of John B Williams of Salem, Massachusetts. Edited with an Account of His Life by Robert W Kenny.

GUDGEON, T W The Defenders of New Zealand.

1st ed. [Salem]: The Peabody Museum of Salem, 1956. 4to. xii, 120p. Illus, folding map. HC. G+. 140

WOON, JAMES GARLAND Wanganui Old Settlers, (Illustrated.)

1st ed. Wanganui: H I Jones and Son, 1902. 8vo. 82p. Illus. W1761. Paper covers. Appears disbound from HC. Wear. AF. FA. 141

YATE, WILLIAM An Account of New Zealand. Plus one.

1st ed. Auckland: H Brett, 1887. 4to. 620, xxxvip. Illus. 2371. HFBD. General wear. SLF. An uncommonly handsome copy. G. Est. $150 *11 151

SWAINSON, WILLIAM New Zealand and the War.

Facsimile ed. Christchurch: Capper Press, 1984. 8vo. vii, 199p. HC with original plastic DJ. G+/G+.

POLAR 152

2nd ed. London: R B Seeley and W Burnside, 1835. 8vo. 310p. Frontis, map, plates (one coloured). Green cloth. Wear, soiling and FX. G. Along with McKinlay (editor), ‘Savage’s Account of New Zealand in 1805 [etc]’, 1st thus, (L T Watkins), 1939, green cloth, considerable damp-damage, AF, FA. [2]. Est. $100

JOYCE, ERNEST E MILLS The South Polar Trail.

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BARTHORP, MICHAEL To Face the Daring Maoris. Soldiers’ Impressions of the First Maori War, 184547. 1st ed. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1979. 8vo. 237p. Illus. HC with DJ. VG/G+. 143

BARTON, LEONARD L Australians in the Waikato War, 1863-1864. 1st ed. Sydney: Library of Australian History, 1979. 8vo. 119p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. 144

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

1st ed. Auckland: Upton and Co, 1886. 8vo. 58p. Paper covers. Wear and FX. Small losses. G. Est. $100 145

COWAN, JAMES The New Zealand Wars. In two volumes.

R. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1955 and 1956. 8vo. Vol I: xx, 471p. Illus, maps. Vol II: xx, 560p. Frontis, illus, maps. HC with DJ. DJs edge-worn, soiled and FX. Pages some FX. G+/G. [2]. *11 146

FOX, WILLIAM The War in New Zealand.

1st ed. London: Smith, Elder and Co, 1866. 8vo. xvi, 268p. Frontis, two folding maps. 2037. Decorated green cloth. New EPs. Corner of first four leaves stained. Maps and surrounding pages SLF. G. Est. $200 *8 147

GLEN, FRANK For Glory and a Farm. The Story of Australia’s Involvement in the New Zealand Wars of 1860-66.

1st ed. London: Duckworth, 1929. 8vo. 220p. Illus. HC with DJ. Slight FX. DJ sunned and chipped. G+/G. Est. $500 *12

KIPLING, RUDYARD From Sea to Sea, and Other Sketches. Letters of Travel. Volume I. Copy carried on board SS ‘Terra Nova’, relief ship for the Discovery Expedition, 1901-1904, and ship for the Terra Nova Expedition, 1910-1913, both expeditions led by Captain Robert Falcon Scott.

R. London: Macmillan and Co, 1901. 8vo. xiv, 497p. Decorated red cloth. CB. SABR. Hinges reinforced. Label on FPD: ‘The Passmore Edwards Ocean Library, British & Foreign Sailors’ Society, 680, Commercial Road, E.’ Label on FFEP: ‘Ocean Library. British & Foreign Sailors’ Society, Sailors’ Palace, 680, Commercial Road, London, E. This Book is lent to the Officers of SS Terra Nova [ship name handwritten] for free use during the ensuing voyage. The Librarian hopes it will be found useful during the “Watch below.” A Post Card on return will ensure a fresh supply for next voyage.’ An artefact from one of the most famous and important vessels in the history of Antarctic exploration. AF. G. Est. $1000 *12 154

SHACKLETON, ERNEST The Heart of the Antarctic. Plus one.

Popular ed. London: William Heinemann, 1910. 8vo. xv, 368p. Frontis, illus, folding map. Decorated blue cloth. G. Along with Nansen, ‘The First Crossing of Greenland’, R, (Longmans, Green, and Co), 1893, AF, FA. [2]. 155

TAYLOR, A J W AND A G FRAZER Psychological Sequelae of Operation Overdue Following the DC10 Aircrash in Antarctica.

1st ed. Wellington: Department of Psychology, Victoria University of Wellington, 1981. 4to. 72p. SC, stapled. Wear and soiling. G.

VOYAGES AND MARITIME 156

Document for measuring Pacific Ocean currents, thrown overboard from HMS Diomede in a bottle on 1 November 1928.

279 x 183mm. [2]p. Single sheet. Origin noted by hand. Signed by G C Harper, Navigating Officer. Found by Isidro J Cuento in the Philippines on 25 December 1929. Particulars of discovery typed. G. Est. $100

2nd ed. Whakatane: Whakatane and District Historical Society, 1985. 137p. Illus. SC. Monograph 10. G+.

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Facsimile ed. Christchurch: Capper Press, 1984. 8vo. 127p. HC with original plastic DJ. G+/G+.

NAAFI Print, c1936. 340 x 250mm. [1]p. Single sheet. Printed body text. Handwritten particulars. Wear and tear to top edge. ‘ Certificate takes the form of a decree by King Neptune: ‘We do hereby charge all Sharks, Whales, Eels, Dolphins, Gollywogs, Pollywogs etc to abstain from eating, playing with or otherwise maltreating his person.’ G. Est. $100 *17

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GUDGEON, T W Reminiscences of the War in New Zealand.

Official Handbook. Containing Information Regarding the Ports of Auckland (Waitemata) and Manukau. December, 1916.

GORTON, EDWARD Some Home Truths Re the Maori War 1863 to 1869.

1st ed. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington, 1879. 8vo. xiii, 372p. Illus. Decorated red cloth. Wear, soiling and FX. AF. G.

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Line-crossing certificate issued to D T Ingram on 14 August 1936 on board HMS Achilles.

Auckland: [Auckland Harbour Board], 1916. 8vo. 47p. Frontis, illus, maps. Decorated red cloth. CB. Some soiling and FX. Gift inscription on FFEP. At head of title: ‘Auckland Harbour Board, New Zealand.’ Cover title: ‘The Ports of Auckland and Manukau, New Zealand.’ G. Est. $50

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BEAGLEHOLE, J C The Life of Captain James Cook.

HOOKER, BRIAN (EDITOR) Abel Tasman’s Journal of His Voyage of Discovery, 1642-1643.

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BLAKE, PETER AND ALAN SEFTON Blake’s Odyssey, The Round the World Race with Ceramco New Zealand. Signed by authors. Plus one by same authors.

HOWARTH, DAVID AND STEPHEN The Story of P&O, The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.

1st ed. London: Adam and Charles Black, 1974. 8vo. xi, 760p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/ G+.

1st ed. Auckland: Hodder and Stoughton, 1982. 4to. 198p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Along with ‘Lion, The Round the World Race with Lion New Zealand’, 1st, (Hodder and Stoughton), 1986, HC with DJ, signed by authors, G+/G+. [2]. Est. $50 161

BULLEN, FRANK T The Cruise of the ‘Cachalot’.

1st ed. Orewa: DelZur Research, 2005. 4to. xii, 343p. Illus. Maroon cloth. Surface tear to RFEP. G+ to VG. Est. $50

1st ed. London: George Weidenfeld and Nicholson, 1986. 4to. 224p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G+. 171

KIPPIS, ANDREW The Life of Captain James Cook.

Colonial ed. London: Macmillan and Co, 1900. 8vo. xx, 379p. Folding map, illus. Blue cloth. Wear, soiling and FX. G.

1st ed. London: Printed for G Nicol, 1788. Leaves 281 x 224mm. xvi, 527p. Frontis. Beddie 32. Decorated full leather, rebacked and restored. Marbled EPs. Some wear, soiling and FX, especially affecting prelims. Pages [iii]-xii neatly repaired. Most pages fresh. A handsome copy. G to G+. Est. $2500 *12

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CARTER, RONALD Little Ships.

MURRAY-OLIVER, ANTHONY Captain Cook’s Hawaii, as Seen by His Artists.

1st ed. Wellington: A H and A W Reed, 1944. 8vo. 259p. Illus. HC. Wear. FA to G.

1st ed. Wellington: Millwood Press, 1975. Landscape. 215p. Illus. HC with DJ. VG/G+.

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COLLINGWOOD, HARRY The Log of a Privateersman.

NATUSCH, SHEILA The Cruise of the Acheron. Plus two.

1st ed. London: Blackie and Son, 1897. 8vo. 384p. Illus. Decorated blue cloth. SABR. CB. G. Est. $50 164

COOK, JAMES The Voyages of Captain James Cook Round the World, Illustrated with Maps and Numerous Engravings on Wood and Steel. In two volumes.

London: London Printing and Publishing Co, c1880s. 4to. Vol I: xx, 596p. Frontis, extra illus TP, illus, maps. Vol II: xi, 556p. Frontis, illus, maps. Beddie 177. Decorated green cloth. Bindings considerably worn. Some FX, especially affecting prelims. Bookplate of William A Donald in each volume. Vol I upper hinge repaired, lower starting to split. Vol II hinges mostly split. Excellent maps by Rapkin et al. AF. Bindings FA. Contents G to G+. [2]. Est. $500 165

COWAN, JAMES Suwarrow Gold, and Other Stories of the Great South Sea. Inscribed by author to Edward Barrett. 1st ed. London: Jonathan Cape, 1936. 8vo. 253p. C1628. HC with DJ. Pages FX. DJ worn and soiled. Losses. G+/G. Est. $100 *17 166

DUPERREY, LOUIS ISIDORE Voyage Autour du Monde, Execute par Ordre du Roi, sur la Corvette de Sa Majeste, la Coquille, Pendant les Annees 1822, 1823, 1824 et 1825 [etc]. Histoire du Voyage. Atlas. Paris: Arthus Bertrand, 1826. 60 loose plates (59 coloured), each about 480 x 315mm and with a loose tissue guard. 1749. Some wear, soiling and FX. Lacking original TP. In folder and with TP for Freycinet’s ‘Voyage Autour du Monde’. Plates 40-47 relate to New Zealand. An impressive and generally handsome set of plates. AF. G. Est. $12000

1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcoulls Publishers, 1978. 8vo. 190p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/ G+. Along with Doak, ‘The Burning of the “Boyd”’, 1st, (Hodder and Stoughton), 1984, HC with DJ, G+/G+, and Foster, ‘Ship on Shore’, 1st, (Rowfant Books), 1982, HC with DJ, VG/VG. [3]. 174

WILKES, CHARLES Narrative of the United States’ Exploring Expedition, During the Years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842. R. Papakura: R McMillan, ND. 8vo. HC. VG.

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Cook Strait Anchorages, Sheet 2. Croisilles Harbour, Pelorus Sound, Port Gore, Queen Charlotte Sound, Tory Channel, and Port Underwood. Surveyed by Captn J L Stokes, Commander B Drury, and the Officers of HMS Acheron and Pandora. 1849-1853. [London]: Hydrographic Office, [1914]. 605 x 950mm. Linen-backed map. Handcoloured. Considerable wear and soiling. FA. 176

New Zealand, from Surveys in HMSs Acheron, and Pandora. Captn J L Stokes, Comdrs B Drury and G H Richards, Assisted by Messrs F J Evans, J W Smith, R Bradshaw, R Burnett, T Kerr, J H Kerr, and P W Oke, 1848-1855. [London]: Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty, 1856. 1015 x 660mm. Linen-backed folding map. Roughly hand-coloured. In slip case. Wear and soiling. Engraved by J and C Walker. FA to G/FA. Est. $300

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Wellington: Govt Printer, 1939. 950 x 710mm. Linen-backed map. Wear. Drawn by W G Harding. G. Along with five others, G. [6].

DUPERREY, LOUIS ISIDORE Voyage Autour du Monde, Execute par Ordre du Roi, sur la Corvette de Sa Majeste, la Coquille, Pendant les Annees 1822, 1823, 1824 et 1825 [etc]. Hydrographie. Atlas. Copy donated by Francis Beaufort to the United Service Museum.

Paris: Arthus Bertrand, 1827. Leaves 564 x 415mm. 21p. 50 numbered plates. 1749. Half leather, marbled boards and EPs. SABR. CB. Some soiling. FX. Label on FPD: ‘This Book was presented to the United Service Museum by Captain F Beaufort, RN, FRS, AS & Hydrographer - Admiralty [donor details handwritten]’. Handwritten at bottom of label: ‘Bought from Francis Edwards’. Label of G and N Inglewood also on FPD. Several leaves edge-worn. Vertical crease to Plate 34. Plates 19, 20, 45 and 46 relate to New Zealand. A handsome copy with excellent provenance. G. Est. $15000

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HAWKINS, CLIFFORD W Log of the Huia.

North Island (Te Ika-A-Maui), New Zealand. Plus five.

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The Colony of New Zealand.

Wellington: Govt Printer, c1903. 765 x 685mm. Linen-backed coloured map. Wear. Drawn by A L Haylock. Features inset maps of Snares, Auckland, Campbell, Cook, Kermadec, Bounty, Antipodes and Chatham Islands. G. 179

The New Authentic Map of Golden Coast. Plus three from same publisher.

Auckland: New Zealand Map and Guide Co, [1966]. 730 x 480mm. Linen-backed folding coloured map, in HC. Minor wear. Features inset street maps of Foxton, Levin, Otaki, Paraparaumu, Paekakariki and Waikanae. G. Along with ‘The New Authentic Map of the Wairarapa’, [1966], same format, G+, ‘The New Authentic Map of Taranaki District’, [1961], same format, minor soiling and ID, G, and ‘The Authentic Map of Hutt Valley, Including Eastbourne and Wainuiomata’, 4th, ND, same format, G+. [4].

R. Auckland: William Collins, 1973. 4to. 147p. Illus. HC with DJ. Stain on half title. G/G.

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BRAAM, J VAN AND G ONDER DEN LINDEN Kaart van de Zuyd-Ooster Eylanden van Banda. Map of the seas and islands surrounding the Banda Islands, Indonesia, extending south to northern Australia, east to Papua New Guinea and north to Ceram. [Dordrecht]: [J van Braam and G onder den Linden], [1724-1726]. 475 x 596mm. Tooley 1269. Faint fold lines. An exquisite map of this much contested, bountiful region. From Valentijn’s ‘Oud en Nieuw Oost-Indien’. G+ to VG. Est. $2800 *17 181

CORONELLI, VINCENZO Nuova Guinea. Caption title. Map of parts of Indonesia, northern Australia and Papua New Guinea. [Venice], c1690s. 480 x 335mm. Tooley 352. An exquisite and remarkably accurate map. Features fanciful depictions of Australian flora and fauna, including an elephant. Text in Italian beneath image. From Coronelli’s legendary ‘Atlante Veneto’. G+. Est. $3000

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DUMONT D’URVILLE, JULES Carte de la Partie Orientale de l’Ile Ika-Na-Mawi (Nouvelle-Zelande). Reconnue par le Capne de Fregate Dumont d’Urville. Levee et Dressee par M Lottin, Enseigne de Vaisseau. Map of the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand from Young Nicks Head to Tauranga Harbour.

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BANKS, JOSEPH ET AL Banks’ Florilegium. Part XXVI, New Zealand, Plates 539-561. Copperplate engravings of plants collected on Captain James Cook’s first voyage round the world in HMS Endeavour, 1768-1771. The specimens were gathered and classified by the Right Hon Sir Joseph Banks and Dr Daniel Solander, and were engraved after drawings taken by Sydney Parkinson.

Ltd ed. London: Alecto Historical Editions in association with the British Museum (Natural History), 1987. Four sheets of letterpress. 23 engravings, each in a window mount. In Solander case. The copperplates are virtually uniform in size, approximately 457 x 305mm. The paper used throughout is Somerset mould-made 300gsm, acid-free, produced in a special making by the Inveresk Paper Co, 724 x 556mm. The engravings were printed in colour ‘a la poupee’, up to 17 colours being worked directly into a single plate before each print was pulled, with additional water-colour touches in special cases. The botanical information, including all the historical and other related details, was compiled with the co-operation of the British Museum (Natural History). Each mount includes the following information: name of artist(s), date of the original water-colour drawing(s), plate number, engraver’s name, modern name, manuscript name, place and date of discovery of the actual specimen illustrated. The Master Printer was Edward Egerton-Williams. The typography was designed by Ian Mortimer, and set and printed on the hand presses at I M Imprimit. The Solander case was made by G Ryder and Co. Set number 92/100 of Part XXVI/XXXIV. Families represented include Lauraceae (one plate), Proteaceae (one), Thymelaeaceae (four), Orchidaceae (five), Iridaceae (one), Podocarpaceae (one). NF. Est. $6000 *51

[Paris]: [J Tastu], [1833]. 645 x 942mm. Tooley 521. Extremities worn and FX. Engraved by Chassant. From Dumont d’Urville’s ‘Voyage de la Corvette l’Astrolabe’. G to G+. Est. $700

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Three of four folded sheets. Each sheet inset with 24 arrangements on card. Each sheet with a mounted title label inscribed ‘96 Varieties’ in Craig’s hand. Minor wear and losses. G. Est. $2000 *18

FITZROY, ROBERT ET AL South America, West Coast, Sheet VIII, Chile, Maytencillo to Herradura. By Captn Robert Fitz Roy RN and the Officers of HMS Beagle, 1836.

CRAIG, ERIC New Zealand Ferns and Fern Allies. Collected, Dried, and Mounted by Eric Craig, Fern and Curiosity Dealer, Princes Street, Auckland, New Zealand.

Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty, 1841. 675 x 505mm. Minor creasing, soiling and FX. Engraved by J and C Walker. Includes seven coastal views. Handsome. G+. Est. $600

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1st ed. Auckland: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1926. 8vo. 190p. Illus. HC. G+. SC copy G+. [2].

GAUTTIER, PIERRE Carte Reduite de la Mer Noire. Map of the Black Sea. [Paris]: Depot-General de la Marine, 1822. 655 x 985mm. Browned and brittle. Extremities worn. Engraved by E Collin. A remarkable map, product of a voyage that included Dumont d’Urville. G. Est. $1000 *51 185

REILLY, FRANZ JOHANN JOSEPH VON Karte von der Inselwelt, Polynesien oder dem Funften Welttheile. Nach Djurberg und Roberts. Map of the Pacific Ocean. Vienna: [Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly], 1795. 680 x 940mm. Hand-coloured. Tooley 997. Edge-worn and FX. Australia lettered ‘Ulimaroa’. A most attractive map. G to G+. Est. $1500 *51 186

VINCENDON-DUMOULIN, C A Carte des Explorations Executees par les Corvettes l’Astrolabe et la Zelee dans les Regions Circum-Polaires. Map of part of Antarctica in the vicinity of Adelie Land. Paris: Gide, [1847]. 550 x 710mm. Minor creasing and FX. Pale stain to top right corner. Neatly repaired tear along central fold line. Engraved by Doornick. Includes two landscape views. From Dumont d’Urville’s ‘Voyage au Pole Sud et dans l’Oceanie’. G. Est. $1200 *17

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

1st ed. London: Griffith, Farren, Okeden, and Welsh, 1890. 4to. 164p. 29 plates. F335. Green cloth. Wear, soiling and FX. Small losses to binding. G. Est. $50 193

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

Christchurch: Printed at the ‘Press’ Office, 1865. Folio. 13p. 2404. Blue paper covers. Plate absent. AF. G+. 194

HECTOR, JAMES Abstract Report on the Progress of the Geological Survey of New Zealand During 1866-7. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1868. 8vo. 48p. Errata slip. Eight plates. 2553a. Blue paper covers. Spine reinforced with cloth. Front cover reinforced with card. General wear. SLF. G. 195

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ARMSTRONG, MRS C C New Zealand Ferns. Album of specimens mounted and botanically named by Mrs C C Armstrong, Dunedin. Late 19th century. 370 x 285mm. 16 leaves. Decorated maroon cloth. Binding worn. SS. Ticket of Mrs C C Armstrong on FPD. POS of M McNally on FFEP. About 45 arrangements. Minor losses. G. Est. $800 *18 188

BAKER, RICHARD ST BARBE Famous Trees of New Zealand. Plus three by same author. 1st ed. Wellington: A H and A W Reed, 1965. 8vo. xxi, 150p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G to G+. Along with ‘Trees, A Book of the Seasons’, 2nd, (Lindsay Drummond), 1948, HC with DJ, G/G, ‘The Redwoods’, R, (George Ronald), 1959, Famous Trees Library No 1, signed by author, HC with DJ, G/G, and ‘Kamiti’, 1st, (George Ronald), 1958, HC with DJ, G/G. [4].

CROOKES, MARGUERITE Plant Life in Maoriland. A Botanist’s Note Book. Scarce hardcover first edition. Plus softcover copy.

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HOCHSTETTER, F VON New Zealand. Its Physical Geography, Geology and Natural History. Stuttgart: J G Cotta, 1867. 4to. xvi, 515p. Illus, maps. 2627. HC. G. Est. $300 196

KEAM, R F Tarawera. The Volcanic Eruption of 10 June 1886.

1st ed. Auckland: R F Keam, 1988. 4to. xvi, 472p. Frontis, illus, maps. HC with DJ. Signed by author. G+/G+. Est. $100 197

KIRK, T The Forest Flora of New Zealand.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1889. Folio. xv, 345p. Illus. Decorated green cloth. Binding worn. Hinges cracked. Pages brittle. FX and darkening, as usual. Corner loss to page 1/2, not affecting text. AF. G. Est. $200

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PARK, JAMES The Geology of New Zealand. An Introduction to the Historical, Structural, and Economic Geology.

Soldier’s Pay-Book for Use on Active Service. New Zealand Expeditionary Force. Book of Gunner Alexander Gamble, No 16864, 22nd Reinforcements, New Zealand Field Artillery.

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SMITH, S PERCY The Eruption of Tarawera. A Report to the Surveyor-General. Bound with two subsequent reports.

South Canterbury Roll of Honour.

1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1910. 8vo. xx, 488p. Illus, map. P131. HC. G to G+. Est. $50

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1886. 8vo. 84p. Illus. Brown cloth. Bound with Hutton, ‘Report on the Tarawera Volcanic District’, (Govt Printer), 1887, and Thomas, ‘Report on the Eruption of Tarawera and Rotomahana, NZ’, (Govt Printer), 1888. Spine title: ‘Reports on Tarawera Eruption.’ Original paper covers absent. Pages trimmed slightly. Bookplate of Edmund William Gilbert on FPD. Illegible POS on FFEP. Handsome. G to G+. Est. $300

MINING 200

Typescript of a booklet apparently entitled ‘A Guide to Full Pockets’, advertising the West Taupiri Coal Company.

17p. 17 sheets. Stapled at top left. Considerable wear and soiling. Various annotations or corrections. AF. FA. *21 201

BLACK, JAMES G Chemistry for the Gold Fields.

1st ed. Dunedin: James Horsburgh, 1885. 8vo. x, 569p. Adverts. Blue cloth. POS and stamp of Edwin J Renshaw. AF. FA. 202

GORDON, HENRY A Mining and Engineering. And Miner’s Guide.

[2nd] ed. Wellington: Govt Printer 1894. 8vo. iv, 474p. Illus. G478. Brown cloth. Considerable wear. One page loose. AF. FA to G. 203

MOLONEY, DAN The History of Addison’s Flat Gold Fields. Cover title.

Westport: Printed at the ‘Westport News’ Office, 1923. 8vo. [16]p. SC, stapled. Wear and soiling. FA to G. *21

MILITARY 204

1915. 13p. Red cloth. Wear and soiling. Numerous annotations, stamps etc. An excellent piece of First World War ephemera. FA to G. Est. $50 *22

The South Canterbury Caledonian Society, 1916. 4to. 24p. Illus. SC, string bound. Minor soiling and FX. G+. Est. $100 208

The Story of the Anzacs. An Historical Account of the Part Taken by Australia and New Zealand in the Great War [etc]. 1st ed. Melbourne: James Ingram and Son, 1917. 4to. 153p. Illus, maps. Illus boards. Scarce. G to G+. Est. $50 *21 209

BAIRNSFATHER, BRUCE ‘The Bystander’s’ Fragments from France. Bound with the next two volumes.

8th ed. London: ‘The Bystander’, ND. 4to. 48p. Illus. Brown cloth. Bound with Vol II, ‘More Fragments from France’, (‘The Bystander’), ND, and ‘Still More Fragments from France’, (‘The Bystander’), ND. Cover title: ‘Fragments from France’. Original paper covers absent. G. 210

CARR, WILLIAM GUY Hell’s Angels of the Deep.

1st ed. London: Hutchinson and Co, 1932. 8vo. 288p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. G+/ FA. *21 211

DREW, H T B The War Effort of New Zealand.

1st ed. Auckland: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1923. 8vo. xxii, 276p. Illus. 065. HC. Some wear and FX. Official History of New Zealand’s Effort in the Great War, Vol IV. G. 212

ELLIOTT, PETER Allied Escort Ships of World War II. A Complete Survey.

1st ed. London: Macdonald and Jane’s Publishers, 1977. 4to. 574p. Illus. HC with DJ. Adhesive marks. G/G. Est. $50 213

FANNING, L S National Souvenir of the World’s Peace, 1919.

Wellington: Wellington Peace Celebrations Committee, 1919. 4to. 48p. Illus. SC, stapled. Wear, soiling and ID. Scarce. AF. FA.

“Kia-Ora.”

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Printed by Coulls Somerville Wilkie, [1942]. 4to. 12 leaves. Illus. SC, stapled. Cover illus by Russell Clark. G. *21

1st ed. Devonport [Devonshire]: Swiss and Co, Naval Printers, [1919]. 8vo. 38p. Illus. Decorated blue cloth. Wear and soiling. Cover title: ‘Onward. HMS New Zealand.’ G. Est. $50

Collection of approximately one hundred letters, most sent by John ‘Jack’ Thomas McNaughton while on active service during the First World War to his sister Mary Ann McNaughton in Parakai.

1915-1919. Handwritten. Many on stationery of the NZEF, Red Cross, YMCA, Salvation Army etc. Collection includes many original envelopes. Points of origin include Trentham, boat to the Middle East, Zeitoun Camp (Egypt), Palestine, Dardenelles, Ismailia Camp (Egypt), Brockton Camp (England), Scotland etc. Jack asks after friends and family and the farm in New Zealand. His tone is predominantly upbeat and reassuring. He appears very much the stoic Kiwi. With creative spelling, he describes camp life, passes on information he has gleaned about friends and family on active service, and occasionally mentions combat, censoring for his sister (and perhaps the censor!). One letter, headed ‘Deseart, 2/1/17’, contains unusually extensive descriptions of a ‘scrap’: ‘It was about 10 o’clock when we got into action after riding all night so you may be sure we were sleepy & tired but when the bullets are wizzing & michine guns cracking & rifle fire one soon forgets sleep, & when the word was sent round for us to advance we all rushed down the side of a hill which was swept by the Turks rifle & michine gun fire, it was a great sight to see a long line of us running along with fixed baynot. Australians with us, then some mounted Australians got round & cut off the enemies retreat so when they saw they were surrounded they soon put the white flag up.’ Collection also includes several Active Service postcards sent by Jack, several letters sent by Robert ‘Bob’ James McNaughton and Alexander ‘Alex’ McNaughton (other brothers) while on active service during the First World War, a telegram regarding Bob’s wounding in the Second World War, and several letters sent by other friends and family to Mary. An altogether fascinating and comprehensive archive. [c100]. Est. $800 *21

FLETCHER, OWEN (EDITOR) The Dragon. Official Publication of the New Zealand Tank Brigade. Initial Number. Cover title.

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GODLEY, ALEXANDER ET AL Shell Shocks. By the New Zealanders in France.

1st ed. London: Jarrold and Sons, [1916]. 4to. 68p. Illus. S663. SC, stapled. Wear, soiling and FX. Corner loss to page 67/68, not affecting text. Closed tear to back cover. AF. G. Est. $50 *21 216

HAMELMAN, WILLIAM E AND DENNIS MARTIN The History of the Prussian Pour le Merite Order, Volume I, 1740-1812. Plus the two subsequent volumes.

1st ed. Hamburg: Verlag Sammlerfreund, c1983. 4to. vi, 377p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/ FA. Along with Hamelman, ‘The History of the Prussian Pour le Merite Order, Volume II, 1813-1888’, 1st, (Matthaus Publishers), 1986, SC, G, and Hamelman, The History of the Prussian Pour le Merite Order, Volume III, 1888-1918’, 1st, (Matthaus Publishers), 1986, SC, G. [3]. Est. $150

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HARKER, JACK Almost HMNZS Neptune. Inscribed by author. Plus one by same author.

WOOD, F L W The New Zealand People at War, Political and External Affairs. Plus one.

1st ed. Wellington: Moana Press, 1991. 8vo. 335p. Illus. SC. Wear and FX. G. Along with ‘The Rockies, New Zealand Minesweepers at War’, 1st, (Silver Owl Press), 2000, SC, handwritten note from author laid in, G+. [2]. Est. $50 218

KING, CECIL Rule Britannia. Plus one.

1st ed. London: The Studio Publications, 1941. 8vo. xii, 13-280p. Illus. Blue cloth. Remnants of DJ laid in. G. Along with Roskill, ‘HMS Warspite, The Story of a Famous Battleship’, 1st, (Collins), 1957, HC with DJ, FX, G/G. [2].

1st ed. Wellington: War History Branch, Department of Internal Affairs, 1958. 8vo. x, 395p. Illus. HC with DJ. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45. G+/G+. Along with Baker, ‘The New Zealand People at War, War Economy’, 1st, (Historical Publications Branch, Department of Internal Affairs), 1965, HC with DJ, G+/G+. [2].

OTHER HISTORY AND RELIGION 227

Parting Words to a Young Female Emigrant.

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LIVERPOOL, EARL OF (COMPILER) The New Zealand Hospital Ship ‘Maheno’. The First Voyage, July, 1915, to January, 1916.

1st ed. Auckland: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1916. 8vo. 59p. Illus. Decorated white cloth. Considerable wear and soiling. AF. FA to G. 220

MILNER, MARC North Atlantic Run. The Royal Canadian Navy and the Battle for the Convoys. Plus three.

1st ed. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1985. 8vo. xxiii, 326p. Illus. Blue cloth. G+. Along with Easton, ‘50 North, An Atlantic Battleground’, R, (The Ryerson Press), 1963, HC with DJ, G+/G, Macbeth, ‘Ready, Aye, Ready, An Illustrated History of the Royal Canadian Navy’, 1st, (Key Porter Books), 1989, HC with DJ, G+, and Macpherson and Burgess, ‘The Ships of Canada’s Naval Forces, 1910-1981’, 1st, (Collins Publishers), 1981, HC with DJ, G+/G. [4]. Est. $50

London: The Religious Tract Society, c1850s. 12mo. 54p. Frontis. Paper covers. Worn. Emigration Series, No 6. Includes references to Australia, New Zealand etc. Exceptionally rare. G. Est. $200 *22 228

Scrapbook relating to Jerusalem.

20th century. Landscape. Six leaves. SC, bound with ribbon. Features five large photographs of models of sacred constructions: the Tabernacle, Solomon’s Temple, Haram Es-Cherif (sic), Herod’s Temple, and Justinian’s Church. G. 229

KEMPIS, THOMAS A Of the Imitation of Christ.

Oxford: James Parker and Co, 1867. 8vo. xii, 353p. Frontis, illus. Decorated full leather. Marbled EPs. FX. Features mounted albumen prints depicting religious works of art. AF. G+. 230

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NEWBOLT, HENRY A Naval History of the War, 1914-1918. Plus one.

London: Hodder and Stoughton, ND. 8vo. xi, 350p. Maps. Blue cloth. SABR. CB. FX. G to G+. Along with Evans, ‘Keeping the Seas’, (Sampson Low, Marston and Co), ND, blue cloth, G. [2]. 222

PADFIELD, PETER War Beneath the Sea. Submarine Conflict 1939-1945. Plus two.

London: BCA, 1995. 8vo. xvi, 560p. Illus, maps. HC with DJ. FX. G+/G+. Along with Gray, ‘Captains of War’, R, (Leo Cooper), 1988, HC with DJ, G+/G+, and Oram, ‘Ready for Sea’, R, (Readers Union), 1975, HC with DJ, G+/G. [3]. 223

PRESTON, ANTONY (EDITOR) Warship, Volume 1. Plus the next five volumes.

R. Greenwich: Conway Maritime Press, 1980. 4to. HC with DJ. Tape marks. G+/ G+. Along with same editor, ‘Warship, Volume II’, R, (Conway Maritime Press), 1980, HC with DJ, G+/G+, Roberts (editor), ‘Warship, Volume III’, 1st, (Conway Maritime Press), 1979, HC with DJ, G+/G+, Roberts (editor), ‘Warship, Volume IV’, 1st, (Conway Maritime Press), 1980, HC with DJ, G+/G+, Roberts (editor), ‘Warship, Volume V’, 1st, (Conway Maritime Press), 1981, HC with DJ, G+/G+, and Roberts (editor), ‘Warship, Volume VI’, 1st, (Conway Maritime Press), 1982, HC with DJ, G+/ G+. [6]. Est. $250 *21 224

THOMPSON, H L New Zealanders with the Royal Air Force. Volumes I-III.

1st ed. Wellington: War History Branch, Department of Internal Affairs, 1953-1959. 8vo. HC with DJ. DJs edge-worn. FX. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45. G/G. [3]. Est. $200 225

TROTTER, WILFRID PYM The Royal Navy in Old Photographs. Plus two.

London: J M Dent and Sons, 1975. 4to. [176]p. Illus. SC. G. Along with Burt, ‘British Cruisers in World War One’, (Arms and Armour Press), 1987, SC, G, and Watts, ‘Pictorial History of the Royal Navy, Volume Two, 1880-1914’, 1st, (Ian Allan), 1971, HC with DJ, G+/G+. [3].

NIGHTINGALE, J Memoirs of Her Late Majesty, Queen Caroline, Consort of King George the Fourth. In three volumes.

London: J Robins and Co Albion Press, 1821. 8vo. Illus. Half leather, marbled boards. Wear, soiling and FX. G. [3]. Est. $100 *41

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Album of newspaper clippings relating to the All Blacks tour of Great Britain and France, 1924-1925. From the collection of N A C McMillan. 42 leaves. Full green leather. Neatly annotated throughout. Cover title: ‘New Zealand “All Blacks.” Tour of Great Britain and France. 1924-5.’ A superb artefact. G+. Est. $400 *22 232

Star Football Club, Timaru. 1888-1938. Jubilee Celebrations. Official souvenir.

Timaru: Printed by Timaru Post Co, 1938. Landscape. 32p. Illus. SC, stapled. Soiling. G to G+. *22 233

The First Ascent of Mount Ruapehu, New Zealand, and a Holiday Jaunt to Mounts Ruapehu, Tongariro, and Ngauruhoe. Copy with exceptional associations.

1st ed. London: Privately printed by Harrison and Sons, 1926. 8vo. 40p. B571. Grey cloth. Wear and soiling. Compliments slip of Mrs George Beetham laid in. Another inscribed ‘Henry Hill Esq [etc]’ by T E Donne pasted on FPD. POS of G C Petersen on FPD. Letter from James Cowan to Hill pasted on FFEP. Signature of Donne at end of his introduction. Various newspaper clippings laid in. Card from Dora and Graham Bagnall to Mr and Mrs Petersen laid in. G. Est. $300 234

ALACK, FRANK Guide Aspiring. Edited by J Halket Millar. Plus nine.

Auckland: Oswald-Sealy, [1962]. 8vo. 229p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G. Along with Pascoe, ‘Land Uplifted High’, 1st, (Whitcombe and Tombs), 1952, inscribed by author, Pascoe, ‘Great Days in New Zealand Mountaineering’, 1st, (A H and A W Reed), 1958, HC with DJ, G/G, Hillary, ‘Nothing Venture, Nothing Win’, 1st, (Hodder and Stoughton), 1975, HC with DJ, G/G, and six others, G. [10]. 235

BENFIELD, G J (COMPILER) Trout and Salmon Fishing in Otago (Including the Southern Lakes District).

1st ed. Dunedin: Otago Anglers’ Association, 1948. 8vo. 96p. Illus, adverts, folding coloured map. B671. HC. G+.

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CARMAN, ARTHUR H ET AL (EDITORS) The Rugby Almanack of New Zealand, 1935.

BROMHEAD, PETER The Travelling Allowance Claim. Original pen drawing for cartoon published in ‘The Auckland Star’ on 9 May 1975. Signed by artist.

1st ed. Wellington: Wright and Carman, 1935. 128p. Illus. Paper covers. G to G+. Est. $80 *22 237

CARMAN, ARTHUR H ET AL (EDITORS) The Rugby Almanack of New Zealand, 1937.

1st ed. Wellington: Wright and Carman, 1937. 116p. Illus. Paper covers. G to G+. Est. $80 *22 238

FAUR, FREDA DU The Conquest of Mount Cook, and Other Climbs.

1975. Image 197 x 268mm. Mounted on card. Framed behind glass. Typed caption beneath image. FX. G. Est. $50 248

DIX, JOHN Stranded in Paradise. New Zealand Rock’n’Roll, 1955-1988. Inscribed by author to ‘Hamish’. Ltd ed. [Wellington]: Paradise Publications, 1988. 4to. 352p. Illus. HC with DJ. Inscription: ‘Yo, Hamish - Keep ROLLING [last word underlined]! John Dix.’ No 556/1000. G+/G+.

R. Christchurch: Capper Press, 1977. 4to. xv, [16]-250p. Illus. HC with DJ. Errata slip enclosed. VG/VG.

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Wellington: Maoriland Publications, c1950. 4to. [3]p. Bifolium. G. Along with Bracken and Woods, ‘God Defend New Zealand’, (Published for the New Zealand Government by the ‘New Zealand Listener’), 1940, single sheet, G, and Caten, ‘Isa Lei’, (Boosey and Co), 1932, SC, AF, FA. [3].

FAUR, FREDA DU The Conquest of Mount Cook, and Other Climbs.

1st ed. London: George Allen and Unwin, 1915. 4to. xv, [16]-250p. Frontis, illus. Brown cloth. Considerable wear. Various plates detached. All present. Various newspaper clippings etc pasted or laid in. FA. 240

JAMIESON, STEWART ET AL The Australian and New Zealand Ski Year Book. 1936. Plus eight subsequent issues. xliv, 276p. Illus, adverts. SC. Wear and soiling. G. Along with issues for 1954, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1963, 1967, 1968 and 1973, AF, G. [9]. 241

SNELL, PETER AND GARTH GILMOUR No Bugles, No Drums. Inscribed by Snell to ‘Graeme’ and signed by both authors.

FREEDMAN, SAM Best Wishes. Sheet music. Plus two.

250

FRIEDLANDER, MARTI (PHOTOGRAPHER) 12 NZ Potters. 1967 calendar.

Auckland: New Vision, c1966. Spiral bound. Some wear and FX. Features portraits and short biographies of well known New Zealand potters including Len Castle, Helen Mason, Wilf Wright, Barry Brickell, Patricia Perrin and Peter Stichbury. G. 251

HEAPHY, CHARLES Part of Lambton Harbour, in Port Nicholson, New Zealand. Comprehending About One Third of the Water Frontage of the Town of Wellington.

1st ed. Auckland: Minerva, 1965. 8vo. 240p. HC with DJ. G/G.

London: Smith Elder and Co, [1891?]. 485 x 595mm. Ellis 287. Black and white lithograph, backed with card. Some wear, creasing and darkening. G. Est. $200 *26

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SPARKS, WILLIAM P H Test Cricket. A Unique Record of England v Australia Matches. (1877-1921).

2nd ed. London: J M Ouseley and Son, ND. 8vo. 198p. Green cloth. Wear and soiling. Lacking FFEP. AF. G.

VISUAL, DECORATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS 243

No Room. A Christmas Presentation by Catholic Youth. Programme for play put on at the Town Hall, Auckland, November 15-18, 1944. [Auckland]: St Thomas More Press, 1944. 8vo. 28p. Illus. SC, stapled. Wear, chipping and darkening. Includes script. Images by Clifton Firth. Play produced by Maria Dronke. G. *22 244

BENSEMANN, LEO A Second Book of Leo Bensemann’s Work Exemplified [etc].

1st ed. Christchurch: Printed by the artist at the Caxton Press, 1952. 4to. 31 plates. HC with DJ. DJ worn, repaired on verso. Scarce. G+/G. Est. $300 *26 245

BENSEMANN, LEO Engravings on Wood. Edited with an Introduction by Peter Simpson.

Ltd ed. [Auckland]: The Holloway Press, 2004. Folio. 22 wood engravings. Black cloth. No 67/100. Letterpress printed by Tara McLeod. Set in Linotype Janson by Gordon W Smith, Longley Printing Co. Engravings printed directly from Bensemann’s hand-cut blocks. VG. Est. $400 246

BROMHEAD, PETER Abuse in Parliament. Original pen drawing for cartoon published in ‘The Auckland Star’ on 26 July 1975. Signed by artist. 1975. Image 190 x 272mm. Mounted on card. Framed behind glass. Typed caption beneath image. FX. G. Est. $50

HEAPHY, CHARLES View of a Part of the Town of Wellington, New Zealand, Looking Towards the South East Comprising About One Third of the Water Frontage.

Printed by C Hullmandel, [1891?]. 472 x 605mm. Ellis 292. Black and white lithograph, backed with card. Some wear, creasing and darkening. G. Est. $200 253

HOGARTH, WILLIAM (ILLUSTRATOR) Hogarth Moralized [etc].

1st thus ed. London: Sold by S Hooper, 1768. 8vo. viii, 212, v, [3]p. Illus. Full leather. Binding and contents alike considerably worn. Spine split in three. Some clumsy repairs. Lacking TP. AF. FA. Est. $100 254

LINDAUER, GOTTFRIED Pictures of Old New Zealand. The Partridge Collection of Maori Paintings by Gottfried Lindauer. Described by James Cowan.

1st ed. Auckland: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1930. 4to. 215p. Illus. HC. FA to G. Est. $100 255

LYE, LEN Happy Moments. Text and Images by Len Lye. Edited and with an Afterword by Roger Horrocks. Ltd ed. [Auckland]: The Holloway Press, 2002. 4to. 47p. Illus. Cloth spine, papercovered boards. Mild soiling. No 143/150. Designed, printed and bound by Tara McLeod. Set in Linotype Janson by John Denny, Puriri Press. G+. Est. $200 256

MCCORMICK, E H Works of Frances Hodgkins in New Zealand. Plus seven.

1st ed. Auckland: Auckland City Art Gallery, 1954. 8vo. xvi, 278p. Illus. HC with DJ. G/ FA to G. Along with Sabartes, ‘Picasso, An Intimate Portrait’, 1st thus, (Prentice-Hall), 1948, HC with DJ, G/FA, Duncan, ‘The Private World of Pablo Picasso’, (The Ridge Press), 1958, SC, G, and five others, G. [8]. 257

NORTHCOTE-BADE, S Colonial Furniture in New Zealand.

1st ed. Wellington: A H and A W Reed, 1971. 4to. 164p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. G+/G.

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PEET, BRIAN The Seuffert Legacy. New Zealand Colonial Master Craftsmen. The Craft of Anton Seuffert and His Sons William, Albert and Carl. Signed by author.

WYLEY, JOSEPH Sketch book of Joseph Wyley of Whanganui.

1st ed. Auckland: Icarus Publishing, 2008. 4to. 208p. Illus. HC with DJ. F. Est. $50 259

PYKE, J E We Are the Boys from Way Down Under. Song March. Sheet music. Plus two.

Sydney: Boosey and Hawkes, 1940. 4to. [3]p. Bifolium. Wear. Tape marks. FA to G. Along with Darewski and Lockton, ‘The Army, the Navy and the Air Force’, (Charles Begg and Co), 1938, bifolium, FA to G, and North and Burnaby, ‘Lords of the Air’, (Noel Gay Music Co), 1939, SC, G. [3]. 260

SMITHER, MICHAEL 21 Piano Pieces. 1st ed. Wellington: Wai-te-ata Press, 1983. 4to. 41p. SC, stapled. G+. 261

STEPHAN, RUTH AND JOHN (EDITORS) The Tiger’s Eye, on Arts and Letters. Numbers 1-9. Plus two.

Westport, Connecticut: The Tiger’s Eye Publishing Co, 1947-1949. 4to. SC. No 2 duplicated. AF. FA to G. Along with Leite (editor), ‘Circle’, No 9, 1946, SC, G, and Lehmann, ‘New Writing and Daylight’, No 7, 1946, HC, AF, G. [12]. 262

TAYLOR, ALISTER AND JAN GLEN C F Goldie, 1870-1947, His Life and Painting.

1st ed. Martinborough: Alister Taylor, 1977. Folio. vii, 315p. Illus. Quarter calf. In original box. No 615/1600. Box faded. G+/G+. Est. $200 263

TAYLOR, ALISTER AND JAN GLEN C F Goldie, 1870-1947, His Life and Painting. Plus companion volume by same authors.

Ltd ed. Martinborough: Alister Taylor, 1977. Folio. vii, 315p. Illus. Quarter calf. In original box. Extra TP laid in. No 1418/1600. VG/VG. Along with ‘C F Goldie, 18701947, Prints, Drawings and Criticism’, ltd, (Alister Taylor), quarter calf, in original box, printers’ note laid in, No 1418/1600, VG/VG. [2]. Est. $500 264

WADMAN, HOWARD (EDITOR) 1945, First Year Book of the Arts in New Zealand. Plus the six subsequent issues. Wellington: H H Tombs, 1945. 4to. 142p. Illus. HC with DJ. G/FA to G. Along with same editor, ‘1946, Second Year Book of the Arts in New Zealand’, 1st, (H H Tombs), 1946, HC with DJ, G+/FA to G, same editor, ‘Year Book of the Arts in New Zealand No 3, 1947’, 1st, (H H Tombs), 1947, HC with DJ, G+/G, same editor, ‘Year Book of the Arts in New Zealand’, No 4, 1st, (The Wingfield Press), 1948, HC with DJ, G+/ G+, Tombs (editor), ‘Year Book of the Arts in New Zealand No 5’, 1st, (Harry H Tombs), 1949, HC with DJ, G+/G, Lee-Johnson (editor), ‘Arts Year Book 6’, 1st, (The Wingfield Press), 1950, HC with DJ, G+/G, and Lee-Johnson (editor), ‘Arts Year Book 7’, SC, final number, G. [7]. Est. $400 *26 265

WALSH, FRAN, PHILIPPA BOYENS AND PETER JACKSON The Lord of the Rings. The Fellowship of the Ring. Screenplay. c2001. 4to. 118p. Photocopy, bound with clip. Some wear. G. Est. $100 266

WARHOL, ANDY Andy Warhol’s Children’s Book. Inscribed and signed by author.

1st ed. Zurich: Bruno Bischofberger, 1983. 8vo. Six heavy cardboard leaves (including covers). Inscribed ‘Glenn’ and signed on the front cover. G to G+. Est. $800 *26 267

WARHOL, ANDY Invitation to an exhibition of work by Andy Warhol at Anthony d’Offay Gallery, London, 1986. Inscribed and twice signed by Warhol.

1932-1933. 133 x 185mm. 30 leaves. Stationery binding. Features 29 water-colours, about 20 depicting areas around Whanganui. Accompanied by two pages of research notes. A most excellent sketch book. G+. Est. $800 *31 270

YOUNG, ROSE, HEATHER CURNOW AND MICHAEL KING G F von Tempsky. Artist and Adventurer.

1st ed. Martinborough: Alister Taylor Publishers, 1981. Folio. xii, 348p. Illus. Decorated quarter calf. In original box. No 313/1250. G+/G+. Est. $200

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Collection of fifty-two postcards relating to New Zealand.

Most cards early 20th century. Most used. Collection features pair of Sunbeam Series Real Photograph cards forming panorama of Wanganui from the river. Publishers include Frank Duncan and Co, Fergusson Taylor, Wildman and Areys, W Beattie and Co, W Coad, Muir and Moodie, Spreckley and Co etc. Subjects include Langs’ Beach, Birkenhead, Grafton Bridge, Franklin Road, One Tree Hill, Waihi Hospital, Wanganui River, Cook’s Gardens, Moturoa, Day’s Bay, Newtown Park etc. Collection includes four duplicates (or near duplicates). One card possibly British (though bearing New Zealand stamp). Each card in archival sleeve. Generally G. [52]. Est. $300 272

Collection of forty-six glass slides.

Early 20th century. 82 x 82mm. Housed in leatherette box. Includes about 15 slides relating to Fiji and about 15 relating to New Zealand. AF. G/G. [46]. 273

Collection of nineteen photographs purportedly relating to the Challenger expedition. 20th century reprints? Mounted on card and laminated. G. [19]. Est. $200 274

Collection of one hundred and forty-four postcards, most sent to members of the Menzies family in New Zealand.

Early 20th century. Housed in eight modern folders. Most cards used. Addressees include Mr C ‘Charlie’ E Menzies and Miss Lela Menzies. Senders include the aforementioned siblings and Mr C Meyer, a fellow postcard and stamp enthusiast from the Netherlands. Collection includes about 50 cards explicitly relating to New Zealand. Subjects include Mount Taranaki, Auckland waterfront, Devonport, Milford Sound, Moturoa Oil Fields, Pelorus Jack, Rangitoto Channel, Wanganui Houseboat, early New Zealand rugby team (featuring player by the name of Mackrell), Stratford, Auckland Exhibition, Denniston, Raurimu, Dunedin Railway Station, Nelson etc. International subjects include Australia, the Netherlands, Norway, Malta, Brazil, France, Belgium, China, Scotland, South Africa etc. Collection also features various festive and comic cards, including one Louis Wain card depicting soccer-playing cats. One card cropped. Generally G. [144]. Est. $400 *31 275

Collection of one hundred and forty-nine postcards relating to the Maori. Plus two.

Most cards early 20th century. Most used. Collection features Letter Card depicting a waka, Taheretikitiki. Publishers include S M and Co, Fergusson Taylor, G T Chapman, NZ Tourist Dept, Philco, S Hildesheimer and Co, Thos Pringle, Harding and Billing, Muir and Moodie, Raphael Tuck and Sons, Frank Duncan and Co, Brett, Whitcombe and Tombs, A H and A W Reed, Jas McFarlane etc. Photographers include Denton, Armstrong, Winzenberg, C Parkerson, Blencowe, E Le Grice, Iles, Valentine etc. Subjects include Guide Sophia, Maggie Papakura, children at play, illustrious chiefs (Tawhiao etc), haka and poi dances, questionable Trevor Lloyd cartoons, mother and child images etc. Collection includes about 35 duplicates (or near duplicates). Each card in archival sleeve. Generally G. Along with two Tourist Dept photographs, G. [151]. Est. $800 276

Collection of seven photographs relating to Samoa.

20th century. Collection features two gelatin silver prints gifted by Tony Fomison to fellow artist Alan Taylor, each 190 x 242mm, mounted on card, and inscribed by Fomison ‘Alan Taylor, 225 Ponsonby Road [etc]’ on verso. Generally G. [7]. Est. $300

Card bifolium. Inscribed ‘glenn’, scrawled with dollar sign and signed on the inside. Signed over self portrait on the outside. In original envelope. G to G+. Est. $800 *26 268

WARHOL, ANDY ET AL Interview. Vol XVI, No 7. July 1986. Signed by Warhol.

New York: Interview, 1986. Folio. 122p. SC. Wear. AKA ‘Andy Warhol’s Interview’. Issue features Catherine Oxenburg, Little Nell, William J Casey, the Kennedy Cousins etc. Signed on the front cover. G. Est. $500

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Collection of three hundred and fifty-one postcards relating to Australia.

[BURTON, ALFRED HENRY] Pango Pango - Samoa. Caption title. Plus one by same photographer.

Housed in contemporary postcard album. Most cards early 20th century. Most unused. Collection features numerous real photograph cards, including one by R Vere Scott depicting a group of aboriginal Australians. Publishers include Valentine Publishing Co, Rose Stereograph Co, A E S and Co, S J Cathie, A C Parrott, L J Wilson etc. Subjects include streets, buildings, fountains, railways, reservoirs, mines, gardens and parks, rivers, beaches, mountains, fauna etc. Many Victorian locations depicted including Melbourne, Warrnambool, Bendigo, Beaumaris, Eaglehawk, Kyabram, Mornington, Woodend, Ballarat, Mt Dandenong etc. Other locations include Sydney and Kalgoorlie. Generally G to G+. [351]. Est. $700 *31 278

Portrait photograph apparently of Ratu Epeli Cakobau.

Late 19th century. 197 x 135mm. Photograph of photograph? Mounted on card. Inscribed ‘Ratu Epeli Cakobau - Dufty?’ on verso. G. Est. $50 *31 279

Portrait photograph of unidentified Maori man. 20th century. 254 x 203mm. G. Est. $100 *31

Dunedin: Burton Bros, [1884]. 142 x 198mm. Albumen print. Mounted on card. Fading and FX. No 2671. Men in canoes depicted. G. Along with ‘A Samoan Lane - Apia’, mounted on verso, No 2641, G. [2]. Est. $80 290

HOPKINS, SYDNEY (ATTRIBUTED TO) Collection of eight photographs relating to Rarotonga.

c1920s. Collection features three photographs relating to a coronation ceremony, one initialled ‘SH’ within image. Generally G. [8]. Est. $300 *31 291

TATTERSALL, A J Road to Vailele. Caption title. Plus five by same photographer and one other.

20th century. 200 x 250mm. Photograph of photograph? No 94. G. Along with five others, 20th century, photographs of photographs?, G, and one portrait photograph purportedly of Tattersall and family, 20th century, mounted on card, G. [7]. Est. $100 292

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Souvenir album of photographs of Napier.

[Napier]: Swailes Print, [1945?]. Landscape. Six leaves. One coloured photograph, seven black and white photographs. SC, stapled. One page only of text. Photographs removable. Cover title: ‘Napier, New Zealand. The Newest City in the World!’ G+. 281

ANDREW, THOMAS Leone Girls. Caption title. Plus ten by same photographer.

20th century. 152 x 205mm. Photograph of photograph? No 157. G. Along with four studio images, 20th century, photographs of photographs?, G, and six others, 20th century, photographs of photographs?, G. [11]. Est. $200 282

ANDREW, THOMAS The Banquet. Caption title. Plus three.

c1880s. 145 x 200mm. Albumen print. Edge-wear and fading. No 15. Posed reenactment of a Fijian cannibal feast depicted. G. Along with three unattributed photographs, 20th century, gelatin silver prints, worn, G. [4]. Est. $100 283

[BURTON, ALFRED HENRY] Apia - Samoa. Caption title.

Dunedin: Burton Bros, [1884]. 198 x 142mm. Albumen print. Mounted on card. Fading and FX. No 2634. G. 284

[BURTON, ALFRED HENRY] Botanical Gardens - Suva - Fiji. Caption title. Plus one by same photographer.

Dunedin: Burton Bros, [1884]. 198 x 142mm. Albumen print. Mounted on card. Fading and FX. No 2538. G. Along with ‘The Bungalow - Mango - Fiji’, mounted on verso, No 2607, G. [2]. Est. $80 *31 285

[BURTON, ALFRED HENRY] From the Pool - Waitova - Levuka - Fiji. Caption title. Plus one by same photographer.

Dunedin: Burton Bros, [1884]. 142 x 198mm. Albumen print. Mounted on card. Fading and FX. No 2565. G. Along with ‘Native Village Near Suva’, mounted on verso, No 2519, G. [2]. Est. $80 *31 286

[BURTON, ALFRED HENRY] Levuka - Fiji. Caption title.

Dunedin: Burton Bros, [1884]. 142 x 198mm. Albumen print. Fading. No 2548. Office of the Fiji Times depicted. G.

WESTRA, ANS Notes on the Country I Live In. With text by James K Baxter and Tim Shadbolt. Plus one.

1st ed. Wellington: Alister Taylor Publishing, 1972. 8vo. 124p. Illus. SC. G. Along with Kenneth and Jean Bigwood (Photographers), ‘New Zealand in Colour’, 1st, (A H and A W Reed), 1961, HC with DJ, text by Baxter, G/G. [2].

NEW ZEALAND LITERATURE 293

A Handbill to Commemorate the Publication of Selected Poems 1940-1989 by Allen Curnow [etc]. Signed by Curnow.

[Auckland]: Printed by Ron Holloway at The Griffin Press, 1990. 210 x 145mm. [1]p. Single sheet. No 29/50. G. 294

Book VIII, A Miscellany. Containing Wood Engravings, Stories, Articles, Poems and Typography. Periodical. Christchurch: The Caxton Press, 1946. 8vo. 32 leaves. Paper covers. Wear, soiling and FX, especially affecting covers. G. 295

Collection of thirty-five books.

Collection includes six books by Ian Wedde, three by Peter Wells, two by Peter Hooper, seven by Russell Haley, five by Stevan Eldred-Grigg etc. Generally G. [35]. 296

Collection of twenty-four books.

Collection includes one book by Frank Sargeson, four by Vincent O’Sullivan, two by Ian Cross, one by G R Gilbert, two by A P Gaskell etc. Generally G. [24]. 297

Collection of twenty-two books.

Collection includes two books by Sylvia Ashton-Warner, three by Barbara Anderson, one by G B Lancaster, two by Ruth Park, one by Jean Devanny etc. Generally G. [22]. 298

AMES, MOLLIE Pegasus Pete. With Woodcuts by Susan Johanknecht.

Ltd ed. Christchurch: Gefn Press, 1980. 8vo. HC. No 55/150. Printed by Susan Johanknecht at the Janus Press, Vermont. Signed by author and artist/printer. G. 299

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BAXTER, JAMES K A Death Song for Mr Mouldybroke.

[BURTON, ALFRED HENRY] Levuka - Fiji. Caption title.

1st ed. [Christchurch]: Printed at the Caxton Press, [1968]. 8vo. Bifolium. Surface ID. G.

Dunedin: Burton Bros, [1884]. 142 x 198mm. Albumen print. No 2559. G+.

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BAXTER, JAMES K Aspects of Poetry in New Zealand. Plus one by same author.

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[BURTON, ALFRED HENRY] Mango - Fiji. Caption title. Plus one by same photographer.

Dunedin: Burton Bros, [1884]. 142 x 198mm. Albumen print. Mounted on card. Fading and FX. No 2591. G. Along with ‘Apia - Samoa - From the Sea’, mounted on verso, No 2617, G. [2]. Est. $80

Bethunes at Webb's

1st ed. Christchurch: The Caxton Press, 1967. 8vo. 41p. Card covers. G+. Along with ‘Horse’, 1st, (Oxford University Press), 1985, SC, one of the more tasteless New Zealand book covers, SLF, G+. [2].

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BAXTER, JAMES K Chosen Poems.

BAXTER, JAMES K The Holy Life and Death of Concrete Grady. Chosen and Introduced by J E Weir. Scarce hardcover first edition.

1st ed. Bombay: Konkan Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1958. 12mo. 16p. SC, stapled. Minor fading and FX. Uncommonly handsome copy of this fragile rarity. G+. Est. $100 *32 302

BAXTER, JAMES K Collected Poems. Edited by J E Weir. Plus one by same author.

1st ed. Wellington: Oxford University Press, 1979. 8vo. 656p. HC with DJ. G to G+/G to G+. Along with ‘Collected Plays’, 1st, (Oxford University Press), 1982, HC with DJ, edited by Howard McNaughton, G+/G to G+. [2]. 303

BAXTER, JAMES K Howrah Bridge, and Other Poems.

1st ed. London: Oxford University Press, 1961. 8vo. 56p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Est. $50 304

BAXTER, JAMES K Howrah Bridge, and Other Poems. Plus five.

1st ed. London: Oxford University Press, 1961. 8vo. 56p. HC. Heavy FX. G. Along with same author, ‘Jerusalem Daybook’, 1st, (Price Milburn and Co), 1971, binding weak, G, Glover, ‘Wellington Harbour’, 1st, (The Catspaw Press), 1971, rebound in HC, original DJ retained, G/G, and three others, one ex library, G. [6]. 305

BAXTER, JAMES K Jerusalem Sonnets. Poems for Colin Durning. Plus four by same author.

[Dunedin]: The Bibliography Room, University of Otago, 1970. 8vo. [39]p. Card covers. Wear and soiling. G. Along with ‘The Rock Woman, Selected Poems’, 1st, (Oxford University Press), 1969, G, and three others, one ex library, G. [5]. Est. $50 306

BAXTER, JAMES K Letter to Peter Olds. Poem by James K Baxter. Plus one by same author.

Ltd ed. Dunedin: Caveman Press, 1972. 8vo. Six leaves. Card covers. SS. Vertical crease. No 62/400. G. Along with ‘Ode to Auckland, and Other Poems’, cover title, 1st, (Caveman Press), 1972, SC, stapled, G. [2]. 307

BAXTER, JAMES K New Selected Poems. Edited by Paul Millar. Inscribed by Bill Pearson to Bob and Noeline Chapman. Plus one by same author and editor.

1st ed. Auckland: Oxford University Press, 2001. 8vo. xviii, 294p. SC. Inscription: ‘Bob and Noeline, Christmas 2001, from Bill’. G+. Along with ‘Autumn Testament’, 1st thus, (Oxford University Press), 1997, HC with DJ, VG/VG. [2]. 308

BAXTER, JAMES K Pig Island Letters.

1st ed. London: Oxford University Press, 1966. 8vo. 51p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Est. $50

1st ed. Wellington: Oxford University Press, 1976. 8vo. 107p. HC with DJ. G+/G+.

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BAXTER, JAMES K The Labyrinth. Scarce hardcover first edition.

1st ed. Wellington: Oxford University Press, 1974. 8vo. 76p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. *32 314

BAXTER, JAMES K The Man on the Horse.

1st ed. Dunedin: University of Otago Press, 1967. 8vo. 155p. SC. SS. FX. Uncommonly tidy copy. G to G+. 315

BAXTER, JAMES K The Sore-Footed Man, The Temptations of Oedipus. New Zealand Playwrights series. Plus one by same author.

1st ed. Auckland: Heinemann Educational Books, 1971. 4to. 83p. SC. G+. Along with ‘The Devil and Mr Mulcahy, The Band Rotunda’, 1st, (Heinemann Educational Books), 1971, SC, neat large stamp on half title, G+. [2]. 316

BAXTER, JAMES K Two Obscene Poems. With an Introduction by Max Harris.

1st ed. Adelaide: Mary Martin Books, ND. 4to. Eight leaves. Illus. Card covers. Some fading and FX. G to G+. 317

BAXTER, JAMES K Two Plays. The Wide Open Cage, and, Jack Winter’s Dream. Signed by author.

1st ed. Hastings: Capricorn Press, 1959. 8vo. 48p. Card covers. SS. SLF. G to G+. Est. $200 318

BAXTER, JAMES K ET AL James K Baxter, 1926-1972. A Memorial Volume.

1st ed. Wellington: Alister Taylor Publishing, 1972. 8vo. 143p. Illus. Card covers. Binding coming apart, as usual. AF. FA to G. 319

BAXTER, JAMES K ET AL The Night Shift. Poems on Aspects of Love. James K Baxter, Charles Doyle, Louis Johnson, Kendrick Smithyman. 1st ed. Wellington: Capricorn Press, 1957. 8vo. 61p. Card covers. FX. G+. *32 320

BRACKEN, THOMAS Musings in Maoriland.

Dunedin: Arthur T Keirle, 1890. 4to. viii, 359p. Illus. Half leather, decorated cloth boards. Wear and soiling. G.

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BAXTER, JAMES K Runes. Plus four by same author.

1st ed. London: Oxford University Press, 1973. 8vo. 52p. SC. G+. Along with ‘Autumn Testament’, (Price Milburn and Co), 1973, SC, G, ‘Jerusalem Daybook’, 1st, (Price Milburn and Co), 1971, SC, G to G+, ‘The Rock Woman, Selected Poems’, 1st, (Oxford University Press), 1969, SC, G, and ‘The Tree House, and Other Poems for Children’, R, (Price Milburn and Co), 1981, G to G+. [5]. 310

BAXTER, JAMES K Six Faces of Love. Plus one by same author.

1st ed. [Wellington]: Futuna Press, 1972. 8vo. [46]p. Card covers. G+. Along with ‘The Flowering Cross’, 1st, (New Zealand Tablet Co), 1969, SC, G. [2]. 311

BAXTER, JAMES K The Bone Chanter. Chosen and Introduced by J E Weir. Scarce hardcover first edition. 1st ed. Wellington: Oxford University Press, 1976. 8vo. 107p. HC with DJ. SS. VG/G+.

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BRASCH, CHARLES Disputed Ground, Poems 1939-45. The Caxton Poets No 3. Inscribed by author to Jim Bertram. 1st ed. Christchurch: The Caxton Press, 1948. 8vo. 56p. HC with DJ. Excellent association. G+/G+. Est. $50 *32 322

BRASCH, CHARLES Not Far Off. Poems. Inscribed by author to Barbara and Lettice Cooper in memory of James Courage. 1st ed. Christchurch: The Caxton Press, 1969. 8vo. 91p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Est. $50

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BRASCH, CHARLES The Estate, and Other Poems. Inscribed by author to Jim Bertram.

1st ed. Christchurch: The Caxton Press, 1957. 8vo. 59p. HC with DJ. Excellent association. G+/G+. Est. $50 *32

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BRASCH, CHARLES The Estate, and Other Poems. Plus one by same author.

CURNOW, WYSTAN Back in the USA, Poems 1980-82.

1st ed. Christchurch: The Caxton Press, 1957. 8vo. 59p. HC with DJ. G+/G. Along with ‘Disputed Ground, Poems 1939-45’, 1st, (The Caxton Press), 1948, HC with DJ, G+/G+. [2]. 325

Ltd ed. Wellington: Black Light Press, 1989. 8vo. 18 leaves. Card covers. No 59/300. ‘Excepting the titlepage, its verso, the colophon, and the cover, the text printing was done in Auckland by Philip Ridge and Ross Campbell. The rest of the design, printing and binding was done by Alan Loney at his Black Light Press in Wellington.’ G+. Est. $50 *35

BRASCH, CHARLES The Land and the People, and Other Poems. Inscribed by author to Colin.

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1st ed. Christchurch: The Pegasus Press, 1956. 8vo. 47p. HC with DJ. G/G. Along with Fairburn, ‘Three Poems’, 1st, (New Zealand University Press), 1952, card covers, G+. [2].

1st ed. Christchurch: The Caxton Press, 1939. 8vo. 34p. HC with DJ. DJ spine split. The author’s first book of poetry. Scarce. G/G. Est. $100 *32

CAMPBELL, ALISTAIR Collected Poems, 1947-1981. Plus one by same author.

DOYLE, CHARLES A Splinter of Glass. Poems 1951-55. Signed by author. Plus one.

1st ed. Martinborough: Alister Taylor, 1981. 8vo. 108p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Along with ‘Island to Island’, 1st, (Whitcoulls Publishers), 1984, HC with DJ, G to G+/G+. [2].

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[1]p. Single sheet. 36 lines. Poem concerns Keith Holyoake and the Vietnam War. A cousin of Baxter’s ‘A Bucket of Blood for a Dollar’ etc, if not as successful: ‘A most happy fella, Keith held the umbrella / for Johnson that day when it rained / Recalling his beagle, the American eagle / said: “We like our dawgs well trained”.’ Along with a typed letter sent by Robin Dudding of The Caxton Press to Les Cleveland of Wai-teata Press concerning publication of the poem in broadsheet format. No broadsheet was produced. Both documents G. [2]. *36

CAMPBELL, ALISTAIR Stone Rain. The Polynesian Strain. Plus one by same author.

1st ed. Christchurch: Hazard Press, 1992. 8vo. 95p. SC. G+. Along with ‘Gallipoli, and Other Poems’, 1st, (Wai-te-ata Press), 1999, inscribed by author, G. [2]. 328

CAMPBELL, ALISTAIR The Dark Lord of Savaiki. Plus two by same author.

1st ed. Pukerua Bay: Te Kotare Press, 1980. 12mo. Eight leaves. Card covers. G+. Along with ‘Dreams, Yellow Lions’, 1st, (Alister Taylor), 1975, card covers, G, and ‘Kapiti, Selected Poems, 1947-71’, (The Pegasus Press), 1972, SC, G. [3]. 329

DOYLE, CHARLES Typescript of a satirical poem entitled ‘Ballad on Blue Paper’, dated June 1967. Plus one.

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DUGGAN, EILEEN New Zealand Poems. Signed by author. Plus one by same author.

2nd impression. London: George Allen and Unwin, 1941. 8vo. 61p. Paper covers. G to G+. Along with ‘More Poems’, 1st, (George Allen and Unwin), 1951, HC with DJ, G/G. [2]. Est. $50

COX, NIGEL Dirty Work. Scarce hardcover first edition. Plus signed softcover copy.

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2nd impression. London: George Allen and Unwin, 1939. 8vo. 61p. HC with original plastic DJ. Wear and soiling. G. Along with ‘More Poems’, 1st, (George Allen and Unwin), 1951, G/G. [2].

1st ed. Auckland: Benton Ross Publishers, 1987. 8vo. 246p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. SC copy G. [2].

COX, NIGEL Responsibility. Plus one by same author.

1st ed. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2005. 8vo. 192p. SC. G+. Along with ‘Waiting for Einstein’, 1st, (Benton Ross Publishers), 1984, SC, G. [2]. 331

COX, NIGEL Tarzan Presley.

1st ed. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2004. 8vo. 463p. SC. SS. Famously banned. G+. Est. $50 332

CURNOW, ALLEN An Abominable Temper, and Other Poems. Inscribed by author to Charles.

DUGGAN, EILEEN Poems. Plus one by same author.

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DUGGAN, EILEEN Poems. Signed by author.

2nd impression. London: George Allen and Unwin, 1939. 8vo. 61p. HC with original plastic DJ. G/G. Est. $50 *35 341

DUGGAN, MAURICE A Voice for the Minotaur. Selected Poems. Edited by Ian Richards.

Ltd ed. [Auckland]: The Holloway Press, 2001. 8vo. 51p. Frontis. Cloth spine, papercovered boards. No 141/150. Designed, printed and bound by Tara McLeod. Set in Linotype Granjon by John Denny, Puriri Press. G+. Est. $80

Ltd ed. Wellington: The Catspaw Press, 1973. 8vo. 35p. Card covers. SS. Some wear and FX. Inscribed on half title. Signed on TP. One of 300 unnumbered copies. Printed at the Nag’s Head Press. G. Est. $50 *35

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1st ed. Christchurch: The Pegasus Press, 1967. 8vo. 230p. HC with DJ. G+/G+.

CURNOW, ALLEN An Incorrigible Music, A Sequence of Poems. Plus one by same author.

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1st ed. [Auckland]: Auckland University Press, 1979. 8vo. 52p. Card covers. G+. Along with ‘You Will Know When You Get There, Poems 1979-81’, 1st, (Auckland University Press), 1982, card covers, G+. [2]. 334

CURNOW, ALLEN Valley of Decision, Poems by Allen Curnow. Signed by author. Inscribed by Ron Holloway to Karl Wolfskehl.

1st ed. [Auckland]: Auckland University College Students’ Press, 1933. 8vo. 26 leaves. Paper covers. Some wear and staining. Phoenix Miscellany 1. Printed by Bob Lowry and Ron Holloway. A handsome copy of a fragile item, with excellent associations. G. Est. $400 *35

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FRAME, JANET A State of Siege.

FRAME, JANET An Autobiography. Vintage Collectors’ Edition.

Ltd ed. Auckland: Random House New Zealand, 1994. 8vo. 437p. Illus. HC with DJ. No 57/500. G+/G+. Est. $100 344

FRAME, JANET The Carpathians. Plus four by same author.

1st ed. Auckland: Century Hutchinson, 1988. 8vo. 196p. HC with DJ. G/G. Along with ‘An Autobiography’, R, (Random Century), 1991, SC, G, ‘Faces in the Water’, R, (The Women’s Press), 1989, G, and two others, SC, G. [5].

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FRAME, JANET The Lagoon, and Other Stories. Illustrations by Karin van Roosmalen. Plus two by same author.

HUNT, SAM From Bottle Creek.

R. Auckland: Random Century New Zealand, 1990. 4to. 98p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/ G+. Along with ‘Mona Minim and the Smell of the Sun’, R, (Random House New Zealand), 2005, SC, VG, and ‘Janet Frame, Stories and Poems’, 1st thus, (Random House New Zealand), 2004, SC, G+. [3]. 346

FRAME, JANET Towards Another Summer. Plus one by same author.

Ltd ed. Auckland: Random House New Zealand, 2007. 8vo. 206p. HC with DJ. No 713/750. VG/G+. Along with ‘The Goose Bath, Poems’, 1st, (Random House New Zealand), 2006, VG/VG. [2]. 347

FRAME, JANET AND LAURA JONES An Angel at My Table. The Screenplay. 1st ed. Auckland: Random Century New Zealand, 1990. 4to. 93p. Illus. SC. G+. 348

GEE, MAURICE A Glorious Morning, Comrade. Scarce hardcover first edition.

[Auckland]: Auckland University Press, 1975. 8vo. 200p. HC with DJ. Small loss to DJ. G+/G+. Est. $100 *36 349

GEE, MAURICE Plumb. Plus the two sequels.

1st ed. London: Faber and Faber, 1978. 8vo. 272p. HC with DJ. FX and browning, as usual. G+/G+. Along with ‘Meg’, 1st, (Faber and Faber), 1981, HC with DJ, G+/G+, and ‘Sole Survivor’, 1st, (Faber and Faber), 1983, HC with DJ, G+/G+. [3]. Est. $50 350

GEE, MAURICE Prowlers. Plus four by same author.

1st ed. Auckland: Viking, 1987. 8vo. 234p. HC with DJ. G to G+/G+. Along with ‘The Burning Boy’, 1st, (Viking), 1990, HC with DJ, G+/G+, ‘Live Bodies’, UK 1st, (Faber and Faber), 1998, SC, G+, and two others, SC, G. [5]. 351

GEE, MAURICE The Halfmen of O. Signed by author. Plus the two sequels.

R. Auckland: Oxford University Press, 1983. 8vo. 204p. HC with DJ. G+/G to G+. Along with ‘The Priests of Ferris’, 1st, (Oxford University Press), 1984, HC with DJ, G+/G+, and ‘Motherstone’, 1st, (Oxford University Press), 1985, HC with DJ, G+/ G+. [3]. Est. $50 352

1st ed. Wellington: Alister Taylor, 1972. 8vo. Four booklets (SC, stapled). In metallic folder. Booklets G+. Folder G. 358

HUNT, SAM Making Tracks. A Selected 50 Poems. Inscribed and signed by author. Plus one by same author. 1st ed. Christchurch: Hazard Press, 1991. 12mo. 93p. SC. G. Along with ‘Down the Backbone’, 1st, (Hodder Moa Beckett), 1995, SC, G. [2]. 359

HUNT, SAM Running Scared. 1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcoulls Publishers, 1982. 4to. 56p. SC. G. 360

HUNT, SAM Selected Poems. Edited and with a Foreword by Michael Richards. 1st ed. Auckland: Penguin Books, 1987. 8vo. 142p. SC. FX, as usual. G+. 361

HUNT, SAM South into Winter. Poems and Roadsongs. Plus two by same author.

1st ed. Wellington: Alister Taylor Publishing, 1973. Effectively 56p. Four folding pamphlets in card portfolio. Pamphlets G. Portfolio FA to G. Along with ‘Sam Hunt, Collected Poems 1963-1980’, 1st, (Penguin Books), 1980, G, and ‘Drunkard’s Garden’, 1st, (Hampson Hunt), 1978, signed by author, G. [3]. Est. $50 362

HUNT, SAM Time to Ride. 1st ed. Martinborough: Alister Taylor, 1975. 8vo. 44p. Card covers. SS. G+. 363

HUNT, SAM AND GARY MCCORMICK Roaring Forties. Signed by authors. Plus one.

1st ed. Auckland: Hodder Moa Beckett, 1995. Landscape. 128p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/ G+. Along with Hogg, ‘Angel Gear, On the Road with Sam Hunt’, 1st, (Heinemann Reed), 1989, HC with DJ, G+/G+. [2]. 364

HUNTER, REX The Saga of Sinclair. Inscribed by the editor Kenneth Hopkins to J B Priestley. Plus uninscribed duplicate.

1st thus ed. Warren House Press, 1981. 8vo. 33p. HC with DJ. Label on FPD: ‘from the library of J B PRIESTLEY’. No 34/150. G+/G+. Duplicate No 54/150, G+/G. [2].

GRACE, THOMAS SAMUEL A Pioneer Missionary Among the Maoris, 1850-1879.

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1st ed. Palmerston North: G H Bennett and Co, [1928]. 8vo. xv, 314p. Frontis, illus. Blue cloth. FX. G to G+.

HYDE, ROBIN [IRIS WILKINSON] Houses by the Sea, and the Later Poems of Robin Hyde. With an Introduction by Gloria Rawlinson.

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1st ed. Christchurch: The Caxton Press, 1952. 8vo. 163p. HC. SS. G.

HAMILTON, IAN Falls the Shadow. A Play in Three Acts. Plus one.

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1st ed. Auckland: The National Printing Co, 1934. 8vo. 230p. Frontis. HC. Inscription on half title: ‘Best wishes from the author, Robin Hyde (Iris Wilkinson)’. Very poor copy. Binding and contents alike considerably worn. Losses. AF. FA. Along with Sargeson, ‘I Saw in My Dream’, 1st, (John Lehmann), 1949, HC, FX, G, and two others, SC, G. [4].

1st ed. Auckland: The Griffin Press, 1939. 8vo. 113p. HC. POS of F Le Roy White on FPD. G. Along with Finlayson, ‘Brown Man’s Burden’, 1st, (The Unicorn Press), 1938, HC, G. [2].

HULME, KERI The Bone People. First edition.

HYDE, ROBIN [IRIS WILKINSON] Journalese. Signed by author. Plus three.

1st ed. Wellington: Spiral, 1983. 8vo. 469p. SC. Some wear. G to G+. Est. $150

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IHIMAERA, WITI Pounamu, Pounamu.

HUNT, SAM Approaches to Paremata. 1st ed. Auckland: Penguin Books, 1985. 8vo. 69p. SC. G+. 356

HUNT, SAM Drunkard’s Garden. Scarce hardcover first edition, signed by author.

1st ed. Wellington: Hampson Hunt, 1977. 8vo. 30p. Decorated cloth. G to G+. Est. $50 *35

1st ed. Auckland: William Heinemann, 1972. 8vo. 132p. HC with DJ. SS. Minor wear. Uncommonly tidy copy. VG/G+. *36 368

IHIMAERA, WITI Pounamu, Pounamu. Signed by author. Plus one by same author.

1st ed. Auckland: William Heinemann, 1972. 8vo. 132p. HC with DJ. G/FA to G. Along with ‘The Matriarch’, 1st, (Heinemann), 1986, AF, G/G. [2]. Est. $50

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IHIMAERA, WITI Tangi. Plus two by same author.

LONIE, JUDITH Earth into Moon. Plus four.

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IHIMAERA, WITI The Matriarch.

MANHIRE, BILL Collected Poems. Limited signed hardcover edition.

1st ed. Auckland: Heinemann Publishers, 1973. 8vo. 207p. HC with DJ. SS. VG/G+. Along with ‘Whanau’, 1st, (Heinemann Publishers), 1974, neat ‘Collegiate School Textbook Library’ stamp on FFEP, G+/G+, and ‘Maori’, 1st, (Govt Printer), 1975, SC, stapled, G. [3].

1st ed. Auckland: Heinemann Publishers, 1986. 8vo. 456p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Along with ‘Dear Miss Mansfield, A Tribute to Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp’, 1st, (Viking), 1989, G+/G to G+. [2].

1st ed. [Dunedin]: The Bibliography Room, University of Otago, 1971. 8vo. 24p. Card covers. Note from Keith Maslen laid in. G. Along with Duncan, ‘Dreams of Falling’, 1st, (Punga Press), 1981, SC, stapled, G+, Duncan, ‘Away with Words’, 1st, (Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop), 1986, card covers, G+, and two others, G+. [5].

Ltd ed. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2001. 8vo. 303p. HC with DJ. No 232/300. G+/G+. *36 380

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JOHNSON, LOUIS Typescript of thirteen poems.

[13]p. 13 sheets. Apparently carbon copies. Poems: ‘Genius’, ‘Expense Account’, ‘End of the Affair’, ‘Maori Girl’, ‘The Man Who Was Haunted by the Wind’, ‘Historic Place’, ‘Catullus’, ‘Any Young Girl in Love’, ‘What the Sirens Sang’, ‘The Language Exercise’, ‘Choirboys’, ‘Tell Me the Time’, and ‘The World and the Individual’. Correspondence between the current owner and Terry Sturm, editor of ‘Louis Johnson, Selected Poems’, indicates that ten of the poems are unpublished. Generally G+. [13]. Est. $200 372

JONES, LLOYD Gilmore’s Dairy. 1st ed. Auckland: Hodder and Stoughton, 1985. 8vo. 212p. SC. SS. G to G+. 373

JONES, LLOYD Mister Pip. Signed by author.

R, 1st HC issue. Auckland: Penguin Books, 2006. 8vo. 220p. HC with DJ. Signed on sticker on title page. G+/G+. *36 374

MASON, R A K Four Short Stories, 1931-35. With an Afterword by Rachel Barrowman.

Ltd ed. [Auckland]: The Holloway Press, 2003. 8vo. 41p. Frontis, illus. Card covers. SS. No 77/150. Designed, letterpress printed and bound by Tara McLeod. Set in Linotype Granjon by John Denny, Puriri Press. G+. Est. $50 381

MASON, R A K No New Thing, Poems 1924-29. Eight unbound leaves comprising the penultimate signature.

Auckland: The Spearhead Publishers, 1934. 8vo. Leaves xiii-xx. FX. Includes ‘Be swift o sun’, ‘Nox Perpetua Dormienda’, ‘Wise at Last’ etc. G+. *35 382

[MCHAIGH, HUGH] Quest, by ‘Lepanto’. Inscribed by author to Rod Finlayson. 1st ed. Auckland: The Griffin Press, 1942. 8vo. 36p. HC. G. *35 383

MORRIESON, RONALD HUGH The Scarecrow. Plus three.

JONES, LLOYD Splinter. Plus two by same author.

1st ed. Auckland: Hodder and Stoughton, 1988. 8vo. 188p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Along with ‘Swimming to Australia, and Other Stories’, 1st, (Victoria University Press), 1991, SC, G+, and ‘Choo Woo’, 1st, (Victoria University Press), 1998, SC, G+. [3].

1st thus ed. Auckland: Heinemann Educational Books, 1976. 8vo. 181p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Along with Sargeson, ‘Sunset Village’, (A H and A W Reed), 1976, HC with DJ, G+/G+, Campion and Sargeson, ‘Tandem’, 1st, (A H and A W Reed), 1979, HC with DJ, comprising Campion’s ‘The Chain’ and Sargeson’s ‘En Route’, G+/G+, and Sargeson, ‘Conversation in a Train, and Other Critical Writing’, 1st, (Auckland University Press), 1983, HC with DJ, G+/G to G+. [4].

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JOSEPH, M K A Selection of Poetry. Poetry Magazine Supplement. Plus two by same author.

Wellington: Teachers’ College, 1965. 8vo. [52]p. SC, stapled. Wear and FX. G. Along with ‘The Time of Achamoth’, 1st, (William Collins [New Zealand]), 1977, HC with DJ, G/G, and ‘Kaspar’s Journey’, 1st, (Brick Row Publishing Co/Hallard Press), 1988, HC with DJ, G+/G+. [3]. 376

KNOX, ELIZABETH The Vintner’s Luck. Limited signed hardcover edition. Plus one by same author.

Ltd ed. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2008. 8vo. 239p. HC with DJ. No 622/1000. VG/VG. Along with ‘After Z-Hour’, 1st, (Victoria University Press), 1987, SC, signed by author, G to G+. [2]. 377

LAWSON, WILL Collection of eighteen letters written by Will Lawson in Australia to Pat Lawlor in Wellington.

1937-1956. Two handwritten, the others typed and corrected by hand. Signed by hand. Most in original envelopes. Most with basic annotations by Lawlor (clarifying references, dates etc). Subjects treated include the trials of publication and book sales, common pals, Henry Lawson, and Bertha Lawson. Bertha was the wife of Henry. Will ghosted her reminiscences of her husband, and was a dear friend, helping to care for her in her dotage: ‘I’m having a fairly sad time with Old Bertha. The young one is good to her and I’m the night watch. But she sleeps pretty well. Just a wreck of her old self now. Frightened of cars and buses, anything on wheels. I just take her walks, when she never knows where she is going. But she was good to me, so I stick to her. Beside I love her dear self.’ A fascinating collection, offering insights into the life and personality of a significant Australasian writer. Generally G. [18]. Est. $800 *36

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MULGAN, ALAN Aldebaran, and Other Verses. Signed by author. Plus two by same author.

1st ed. Christchurch: Printed at the Caxton Press, [1937]. 8vo. 13p. Card covers. FX. G+. Along with ‘Golden Wedding’, 1st, (J M Dent and Sons), 1932, HC with DJ, G+/G, and ‘Golden Wedding, and Other Poems by Alan Mulgan’, 1st, (The Caxton Press), 1964, HC with DJ, G+/G. [3]. Est. $50 385

OLDS, PETER After Looking for Broadway. Signed by author. Plus four by same author.

1st ed. Christchurch: One Eyed Press, 1985. 8vo. 56p. SC. G to G+. Along with ‘Beethoven’s Guitar’, 1st, (Caveman Press), 1980, SC, signed by author, G to G+, ‘Doctor’s Rock’, (Caveman Press), 1976, SC, G, ‘Freeway’, (Caveman Press), 1974, SC, G+, and ‘Lady Moss Revived’, (Caveman Press), 1973, SC, G. [5]. 386

OLDS, PETER In the Dragon Cafe. Plus four by same author.

1st ed. Dunedin: Kilmog Press, 2007. 8vo. [14]p. Card covers. VG. Along with ‘Reaching for the Baxters’, 1st, (Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop), 2007, SC, stapled, Number 18 in the ESAW mini series, G+, ‘The Mad Elephant’, 1st, (Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop), 2006, SC, stapled, Number 8 in the ESAW mini series, G+, ‘Poetry Reading at Kaka Point’, 1st, (Steele Roberts), c2006, SC, VG, and ‘Music Therapy’, 1st, (Earl of Seacliff Art Workshop), 2001, SC, G+. [5]. 387

OLIVER, W H James K Baxter. A Portrait. Signed by author. Plus one.

1st ed. Wellington: The Port Nicholson Press, 1983. 4to. 160p. Illus. HC with DJ. DJ SS, edge-worn. G+ to VG/G to G+. Along with Lawlor, ‘The Two Baxters, Diary Notes by Pat Lawlor’, 1st, (Millwood Press), 1979, SC, FX, gift inscription, G+. [2].

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REID, J C The Secret Years. Signed by author. Plus two.

TUWHARE, HONE Deep River Talk. Collected Poems. Scarce hardcover edition.

1st ed. Auckland: The Griffin Press, 1945. 8vo. 41p. HC. G. Along with Biernacki, ‘Poems, Verses and Rhymes’, 1st, (Colin Biernacki), [1949], HC, inscribed by author, G, and one other, HC, G. [3].

Ltd ed. Auckland: Godwit Press, 1993. 8vo. 200p. HC with DJ. No 275/500. POS on FFEP. G+/G+. Est. $100 *35 400

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SEWELL, ARTHUR Katherine Mansfield, A Critical Essay. Plus one.

1st ed. Auckland: The Unicorn Press, 1936. 8vo. 32p. Paper covers. G. Along with Lawlor, ‘The Mystery of Maata, A Katherine Mansfield Novel’, 1st, (The Beltane Book Bureau), 1946, HC, G. [2]. Est. $50 390

SHADBOLT, MAURICE Among the Cinders. Inscribed by author.

R. Christchurch: Whitcoulls Publishers, 1975. 8vo. 301p. HC with DJ. Inscribed ‘To my dearest Andrea, April 2, 1976, with much love - for our 8th anniversary.’ G/G. *36 391

SHADBOLT, MAURICE Season of the Jew. Signed by author. Plus unsigned duplicate and two by same author. 1st ed. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1986. 8vo. 384p. HC with DJ. Wear, FX and browning. DJ SS. G/G. Duplicate G+/G+. Along with ‘One of Ben’s, A Tribe Transported’, 1st, (Bloomsbury Publishing), 1993, HC with DJ, G+/G+, and ‘Dove on the Waters’, 1st, (David Ling Publishing), 1996, HC with DJ, G+/G+. [4]. 392

SHADBOLT, MAURICE Strangers and Journeys. Plus two by same author.

1st ed. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1972. 8vo. 636p. HC with DJ. G/FA. Along with ‘A Touch of Clay’, 1st, (Hodder and Stoughton), 1974, HC with DJ, G+/G, and ‘Danger Zone’, 1st, (Hodder and Stoughton), 1975, HC with DJ, G+/FA to G. [3]. 393

SHADBOLT, MAURICE The Presence of Music. Plus two by same author.

1st ed. London: Cassell and Co, 1967. 8vo. 214p. HC with DJ. G/G. Along with ‘The New Zealanders’, R, (Whitcombe and Tombs), 1974, SC, G, ‘Love and Legend, Some 20th Century New Zealanders’, 1st, (Hodder and Stoughton), 1976, HC with DJ, lacking FFEP, AF, G/G, and ‘Figures in Light, Selected Stories’, (Hodder and Stoughton), 1978, SC, G. [4]. 394

SHAW, HELEN Leda’s Daughter. Poems by Helen Shaw. Decorations by Vanya Lowry. Plus three. Ltd ed. Auckland: The Griffin Press, 1985. Card covers. Hand-set and printed by Ron Holloway. No 50/50. Signed by Lowry and Holloway. G+. Along with Lowry, ‘Six Poems’, ([The Griffin Press?]), [1964], SC, G, and two others, G+. [4]. 395

SMITHYMAN, KENDRICK Last Poems.

Ltd ed. [Auckland]: The Holloway Press, 2002. 8vo. Frontis. Card covers. No 133/150. Designed, letterpress printed and bound by Tara McLeod. Set in Linotype Janson by John Denny, Puriri Press. VG. 396

STURM, J C Dedications. Plus one.

1st ed. Wellington: Steele Roberts and Associates, 1996. 8vo. 88p. SC. G. Along with Hulme, ‘The Bone People’, R, (Spiral), 1985, HC with DJ, G/G. [2].

TUWHARE, HONE No Ordinary Sun.

2nd impression. Auckland: Blackwood and Janet Paul, 1965. 8vo. 38p. Card covers. Covers darkened and worn. Some soiling. G. 401

TUWHARE, HONE No Ordinary Sun.

R. Auckland: Random House New Zealand, 1998. 8vo. 39p. SC. Cover by Ralph Hotere. G. 402

TUWHARE, HONE No Ordinary Sun. First edition.

1st ed. Auckland: Blackwood and Janet Paul, 1964. 8vo. 38p. Card covers. Some wear and FX. Scarce. G to G+. Est. $200 *35 403

TUWHARE, HONE Oooooo......!!! Signed by author. 1st ed. Wellington: Steele Roberts, 2005. 8vo. 96p. SC. VG. Est. $80 404

TUWHARE, HONE Year of the Dog. Poems New and Selected. 1st ed. Dunedin: John McIndoe, 1982. 8vo. 45p. SC. G. 405

TUWHARE, HONE ET AL Four New Zealand Poets. Hone Tuwhare, Alan Brunton, Denis Glover, Sam Hunt.

1st ed. [Wellington: New Zealand Students’ Arts Council, 1975]. [6]p. Single sheet, folded in three. Wear and soiling. Issued for the Four New Zealand Poets tour, 1975. Includes a poem by each poet, and a short biography and portrait of each poet. Very scarce. FA to G. Est. $100 *36 406

TUWHARE, HONE ET AL He Reo Hou. 5 Plays by Maori Playwrights. Plus one.

1st ed. Wellington: Playmarket, 1991. 8vo. 239p. SC. Minor rubbing. Plays by Rore Hapipi, Hone Tuwhare, Rena Owen, Riwia Brown and John Broughton. Uncommonly tidy copy. G+. Along with Ihimaera, ‘Woman Far Walking’, (Huia Publishers), 2000, SC, G+. [2]. 407

WEDDE, IAN Georgicon. Plus five.

1st ed. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 1984. 8vo. 49p. SC. G. Along with Baxter, ‘Runes’, R, (Oxford University Press), 1974, SC, G+, Campbell, ‘Dreams, Yellow Lions’, 1st, (Alister Taylor), 1975, card covers, G, and three others, G. [6]. 408

WENDT, ALBERT Sons for the Return Home. Plus one by same author.

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1st ed. Auckland: Longman Paul, 1973. 8vo. 218p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Along with ‘The Birth and Death of the Miracle Man’, 1st, (Viking Books), 1986, HC with DJ, lacking FFEP, G/G+. [2].

THOMSON, SYLVIA The White Flame. Forty-Eight Selected Poems. Lengthily inscribed by author. Plus one by same author.

CHILDREN'S AND COMIC BOOKS

1st ed. Christchurch: The Pegasus Press, 1965. 8vo. 72p. HC with DJ. G+/G. Along with same author, ‘Over the Greenstone Water’, 1st, (The Pegasus Press), 1966, HC with DJ, signed by author, G+/G+. [2]. 398

TOLKIEN, J R R The Silmarillion. Edited by Christopher Tolkien. Plus duplicate.

1st ed. London: George Allen and Unwin, 1977. 8vo. 365p. Folding map. HC with DJ. FX. Printed by William Clowes and Sons. G+/G+. Duplicate printed by Billing and Sons, gift inscription on FFEP, DJ SS, price-clipped, G+/G+. [2].

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Silly Symphonies. Babes in the Woods. King Neptune. Produced with the Permission of Mr Walter E Disney. 1st ed. London: Dean and Son, ND. 4to. Black and white illus, four coloured pop-up illus. Illus boards. Lacking spine. Considerable wear. One pop-up only working, the others irreparably damaged. AF. FA to G. 410

BALL, MURRAY The Ballad of Footrot Flats.

1st ed. Auckland: Hodder Moa Beckett Publishers, 1996. Folio. 92p. Illus. SC. G+. Est. $120

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BARRIE, J M Peter Pan and Wendy. Illustrated in Colour and Black and White by Mabel Lucie Attwell.

MAHY, MARGARET A Lion in the Meadow, and Other Stories and Poems. School Journal Part One Number Three, 1965. First publication of the famous story.

London: Hodder and Stoughton, [1921]. 4to. 320p. 12 colour plates, black and white illus. Decorated orange cloth. Wear, soiling and FX. AF. FA to G. 412

BAUM, L FRANK The New Wizard of Oz. Illustrated by W W Denslow. Plus two.

R. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Co, c1930. 4to. 208p. Illus. Green cloth, illus plate on front cover. Considerable wear. Some soiling. Repairs. AF. FA. Along with Grahame, ‘The Wind in the Willows’, R, (Methuen and Co), 1927, illustrated by Wyndham Payne, blue cloth, G, and Milne, ‘When We Were Very Young’, R, (Methuen and Co), 1927, illustrated by Ernest H Shepard, blue cloth, staining, G. [3]. 413

BAXTER, JAMES K The Coaster. Illustrated by William Jones. A Primary School Bulletin. Plus two by same author and illustrator.

Wellington: School Publications Branch, Department of Education, [1959]. Landscape. 32p. Illus. B433. SC, stapled. G. Along with ‘The Trawler’, (Govt Printer), 1961, SC, stapled, a Primary School Bulletin, G, and ‘Oil’, R?, (Govt Printer), 1957, SC, stapled, diagrams by Roy Cowan, G. [3]. 414

BLYTON, ENID Enid Blyton’s Christmas Story. Illustrated by Fritz Wegner. Story and advent calendar. Plus one.

London: Hamish Hamilton, ND. [3]p. Illus. SC. Some wear and soiling. Old glitter embellishments. G. Along with Goudge, ‘David the Shepherd Boy’, (Hamish Hamilton), ND, same format, G. [2]. Est. $50 *42 415

CALKINS, DICK Cosmic Heroes. Buck Rogers, 25th Century AD. Issues 1-10. Newbury Park, California: Eternity Comics, 1988-1989. 4to. SC, most stapled. G+. [10]. 416

CAMPBELL, ALISTAIR The Fruit Farm. A Primary School Bulletin. Illustrated by Alan Howie. Plus three other School Publications.

Wellington: School Publications Branch, Education Department, 1953. Landscape. 30p. Illus. SC, stapled. Along with same author and title, R, (Govt Printer), 1970, SC, stapled, G to G+, same author, ‘New Zealand’, (School Publications Branch, Department of Education), 1967, SC, stapled, G, and ‘School Journal’, Part 4, No 3, (School Publications Branch, Department of Education), 1967, SC, stapled, ex library, G+. [4].

1st ed. Wellington: School Publications Branch of the Department of Education, 1965. 8vo. 48p. SC, stapled. Minor wear and soiling. Exquisitely illustrated by Jill McDonald. Other stories and poems: ‘A Witch in the House’, ‘Sailor Jack’, ‘The Clowns’, ‘The Adventure of Little-Mouse’, ‘Mouse-Music’, ‘Alone in the House’, and ‘Right-Hand Men’. G to G+. Est. $200 *Front cover 423

MARLOWE, MABEL Barney Blue-Eyes. With an Introduction by C E Hodges (‘Uncle Peter’). Illustrated by Harry Rountree. Plus two. R. London: Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1938. 8vo. xiv, 306p. Illus, adverts. HC with DJ. Some wear and soiling. DJ worn and chipped. DJ repaired on verso. G+/FA to G. Along with Tarrant and Dutton, ‘Joan in Flowerland’, (Frederick Warne and Co), ND, beige cloth, illustrated by Margaret Tarrant, G, and Graham, ‘The Adventures of Peppity the Pixie’, 1st, (Ward, Lock and Co), 1952, illustrated by Mary A Brooks, AF, G. [3]. 424

MASEFIELD, JOHN The Box of Delights. Or, When the Wolves Were Running.

1st ed. London: William Heinemann, 1935. 8vo. 418p. Illus. HC with DJ. Wear and FX. Hinge split at half title. DJ chipped, soiled, FX and price-clipped. Significant loss to foot of DJ spine. AF. G/FA to G. Est. $100 *Back cover and 42 425

MEGGENDORFER, LOTHAR Always Jolly! A Movable Toybook.

London: H Grevel and Co, c1891. 4to. Nine leaves. Eight hand-coloured movable illus. Cloth spine, illus boards. Wear, soiling and FX. Spine repaired. Several other repairs, including three replacement rivets. Gift inscription on slip of paper pasted on FPD: ‘For darling little Tiny from her loving brother Arthur, February 1893’. A scarce and remarkable publication from the legendary Meggendorfer. AF. G. Est. $1000

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MILNE, A A Now We Are Six. With Decorations by E H Shepard.

Ltd ed. London: Methuen Children’s Books, 1977. 8vo. x, 102p. Illus. Decorated full maroon leather. In slip case. AEG. No 156/300. Signed by Christopher Milne, AKA Christopher Robin. Note laid in concerning printers’ error. Scarce. VG/G+. Est. $400

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CAMPBELL, ALISTAIR The Happy Summer. Drawings by Richard Kennedy. Plus softcover reprint.

1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1961. 8vo. 122p. Illus. HC with DJ. G/G. SC reprint, (Price Milburn and Co), 1975, G. [2]. 418

DETMOLD, EDWARD J (ILLUSTRATOR) The Fables of Aesop.

Ltd ed. Hodder and Stoughton, 1981. 4to. xvi, 152p. Frontis, illus. Decorated full red leather with original plastic DJ. In slip case. No 247/500. VG/VG. Est. $100 *41 419

MILNE, A A When We Were Very Young. With Decorations by E H Shepard.

Ltd ed. London: Methuen Children’s Books, 1974. 8vo. xii, 100p. Illus. Decorated full cyan leather. AEG. SS. No 194/300. Signed by Christopher Milne, AKA Christopher Robin. Scarce. G+. Est. $300 *41 428

MILNE, A A Winnie-the-Pooh. With Colour Illustrations by E H Shepard. Signed by illustrator. Ltd ed. London: Methuen Children’s Books, 1973. 8vo. 144p. Illus. Decorated full blue leather. In slip case. AEG. No 11/300. Slip case rubbed. Scarce and eminently collectable. G+ to VG/G+. Est. $800 *41

DWORKINS, LEONARD Adventures of Buck Rogers. No 177. Plus duplicate.

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West Melbourne: Southdown Press, ND. 4to. 24p. SC, stapled. G to G+. Duplicate FA. [2].

GRAHAME, KENNETH The Wind in the Willows. Illustrated by Ernest H Shepard. Signed by illustrator.

Ltd ed. London: Methuen Children’s Books, 1971. 8vo. 262p. Illus. Decorated full green leather. In slip case. AEG. No 155/250. First edition with coloured illus. Scarce and eminently collectable. G+ to VG/G+ to VG. Est. $1000 *41 421

LEWIS, C S Prince Caspian. The Return to Narnia.

1st ed. London: Geoffrey Bles, 1951. 8vo. Coloured frontis, black and white illus. HC with DJ. Spine canted. SABR. CB. Some wear, soiling and FX to pages. Small loss to page 187/188. DJ considerably worn. Some losses. POS on FFEP verso. Prize plate on RFEP. G/FA to G. Est. $300 *42 38

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POWELL, LESLEY CAMERON Turi. The Story of a Little Maori Boy. Pictures by Pius Blank.

1st ed. [Hamilton]: Paul’s Book Arcade, 1963. 4to. 56p. Illus. HC with DJ. Some dampstaining. DJ worn. G/FA to G. *42 431

RAHMAS, SIGRID A Day in Fairy Land. Pictures by Ana Mae Seagren.

1st ed. [Privately published], [1945]. Elephant folio. 10 leaves. Illus. Wear, soiling and browning. A scarce and exceptionally attractive publication. G. Est. $200 *42

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UTTLEY, ALISON Moonshine and Magic. With Illustrations by William Townsend.

CARLYLE, THOMAS Thomas Carlyle’s Collected Works. Nineteen of thirty volumes. Plus four.

1st ed. London: Faber and Faber, 1932. 4to. 206p. Illus. Illus cloth. Wear, soiling, FX and juvenile colouring. AF. FA to G. 433

UTTLEY, ALISON The Adventures of No Ordinary Rabbit. Illustrated by Alec Buckels. Plus two by same author.

2nd impression. London: Faber and Faber, 1941. 8vo. 208p. Illus. Yellow cloth. AF. G. Along with ‘When All Is Done’, 1st, (Faber and Faber), 1945, G, and ‘The Sam Pig Storybook’, 1st, (Faber and Faber), 1965, illustrated by Cecil Leslie, G/G. [3]. 434

WAIN, LOUIS ET AL Louis Wain’s Annual, 1921. Cover title.

London: Hutchinson and Co, c1921. 4to. 96p. Illus. Illus boards. Wear, soiling and FX. Lacking spine. Upper board detached. ID to several pages. AF. FA. Est. $100 *42 435

WESTRA, ANS Washday at the Pa.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1964. 4to. 32p. Illus. SC, stapled. Ex library. Related stamp and number on front cover. G.

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Reynard the Fox. A Renowned Apologue of the Middle Age, Reproduced in Rhyme. 1st thus ed. London: Longmans, 1845. 8vo. 55, cclip. Decorated cream cloth. Binding considerably worn and soiled. Lacking spine. Pages FX. Ornithological bookplate of M R Audubon on FPD. AF. Binding FA. Contents G. 437

AUDEN, W H A New Year Greeting. Plus four.

1st ed. [New York]: Scientific American, 1969. 12mo. Eight leaves. Illus. SC, stapled. A scarce ‘Scientific American’ giveaway. G. Along with Lewis, ‘Raiders’ Dawn, and Other Poems’, (The Macmillan Co), 1942, HC, G, Wilde, ‘The Ballad of Reading Gaol’, (Castle Press), 1948, HC with DJ, G/G, Thompson, ‘Poems’, (Simon and Schuster), 1943, HC, G+, and Eliot and Hoellering, ‘The Film of Murder in the Cathedral’, (Harcourt, Brace and Co), 1952, HC with DJ, G/FA to G. [5]. Est. $100 438

BALLARD, J G Empire of the Sun. Plus four.

1st ed. London: Victor Gollancz, 1984. 8vo. 278p. HC with DJ. Browning. G+/G+. Along with Golding, ‘An Egyptian Journal’, 1st, (Faber and Faber), 1985, HC with DJ, G+/G+, Fowles, ‘A Maggot’, 1st, (Jonathan Cape), 1985, HC with DJ, G+/G+, Burgess, ‘MF’, 1st, (Jonathan Cape), 1971, HC with DJ, G+/G+, and Braine, ‘Life at the Top’, 1st, (Eyre and Spottiswoode), 1962, HC with DJ, G+/G+. [5]. 439

BARRIE, J M The Novels, Tales and Sketches of J M Barrie. Auld Licht Idylls. Better Dead. Plus two by same author.

Author’s ed. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1896. 8vo. xiii, 276p. Frontis, plate. Decorated green cloth. SS. Some wear and soiling. Scattered FX. G. Along with ‘The Plays of J M Barrie, in One Volume’, R, (Hodder and Stoughton), 1929, G, and ‘A Window in Thrums’, R, (Hodder and Stoughton), 1931, G. [3]. 440

BLAKE, WILLIAM The Poetical Works of William Blake. Plus two by same author.

1st ed. Oxford: At the Clarendon Press, 1905. 8vo. xxxvi, 384p. Folding frontis. Blue cloth. G. Along with ‘The Prophetic Writings of William Blake’, in two volumes, 1st, (At the Clarendon Press), 1926, blue cloth, G, and ‘The Complete Graphic Works of William Blake’, 1st, (G P Putnam’s Sons), 1978, HC with DJ, G/G+. [4]. 441

BYRON, GEORGE GORDON The Works of the Right Hon Lord Byron. In two volumes.

R. London: Printed for John Murray, 1815. 8vo. Vol I: xii, 302, 79, xiv, 257p. Vol II: 39, 71, 75, xi, 112, 89, 17, 74, 53p. Full black leather, diced boards. Spine beautifully gold tooled. Marbled edges and EPs. Some damp-staining and FX. Bindings G+. Contents G. [2]. Est. $200 *41

Library ed. London: Chapman and Hall, 1869-1870. 8vo. Half dark brown leather, cloth boards. Some wear, staining and FX. Included are ‘Sartor Resartus’, ‘The French Revolution’, ‘Life of Friedrich Schiller’, ‘Heroes and Hero-Worship’, ‘Cromwell’s Letters and Speeches’ etc. Vol VII (‘Critical and Miscellaneous Essays’) and Vols XXI-XXX (‘Frederick the Great’) absent. Generally G. Along with same author, ‘Translations from the German’, in three volumes, (Chapman and Hall), 1871, uniform with ‘Collected Works’, G, and ‘A General Index [etc]’, (Chapman and Hall), 1871, uniform with ‘Collected Works’, G. [23]. Est. $100 443

COETZEE, J M Life and Times of Michael K. Plus one.

1st American ed. New York: The Viking Press, 1983. 8vo. 184p. HC with DJ. FFEP corner-clipped. G+/G+. Along with Joyce, ‘Ulysses’, R, (The Bodley Head), HC with two DJs, G+/G+/G. [2]. 444

COWPER, WILLIAM Poems, by William Cowper, of the Inner Temple, Esq. In two volumes. Plus one by same author.

London: Stereotyped and printed by A Wilson, for J Johnson and Co, 1815. 12mo. Full leather. Neatly rebacked, new EPs. Some wear, soiling and FX. Gift inscription in Vol I: ‘Harriett Rivington from G R 1823’. G. Along with same title, Vol III, (Printed for F C and J Rivington et al), 1815, binding uniform with Vols I and II, G. [3]. *41 445

FAULKNER, WILLIAM The Reivers, A Reminiscence. Plus three.

1st American ed. New York: Random House, 1962. 8vo. HC with DJ. G+/G. Along with same author and title, 1st British, (Chatto and Windus), 1962, HC with DJ, FFEP corner-clipped, G/G+, Michener, ‘Tales of the South Pacific’, R, (BOMC), ND, HC with DJ, G+/G+, and Theroux, ‘Doctor Slaughter’, 1st British, (Hamish Hamilton), 1984, G+/G+. [4]. 446

GREENE, GRAHAM The Captain and the Enemy. Plus two by same author.

1st ed. London: Reinhardt Books, 1988. 8vo. 189p. HC with DJ. DJ price-clipped. G+/ G+. Along with ‘The Last Word, and Other Stories’, 1st, (Reinhardt Books), 1990, HC with DJ, CB, G+/G+, and ‘The Honorary Consul’, 1st, (The Bodley Head), 1973, HC with DJ, AF, G/G. [3]. 447

HEMANS, FELICIA Poems of Felicia Hemans. A New Edition.

Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1849. 8vo. xi, 652p. Frontis, extra illus TP. Decorated red leather. Gauffered edges. FX. Impressive outer appearance. G to G+. Est. $100 448

HEMINGWAY, ERNEST Selected Stories.

The Travellers’ Library, Jonathan Cape, 1951. 12mo. 224p. HC with DJ. G+/G. Along with ‘Islands in the Stream’, 1st British, (Collins), 1970, HC with DJ, SS, G+/G+, and ‘The Dangerous Summer’, 1st American, (Charles Scribner’s Sons), 1985, HC with DJ, G+/G+. [3]. 449

JOYCE, STANISLAUS Recollections of James Joyce, by His Brother Stanislaus Joyce. Translated from the Italian by Ellsworth Mason. Inscribed by Frank Sargeson to Ron Holloway.

Ltd ed. New York: The James Joyce Society, 1950. 8vo. 31p. Card covers. No 463/750. G. Est. $100 450

LENNON, JOHN A Spaniard in the Works. 1st ed. London: Jonathan Cape, 1963. 8vo. 95p. Pictorial HC. FX. G to G+. 451

MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER Hero and Leander.

R. Christchurch: The Caxton Press, 1945. 8vo. 37p. Card covers. G.

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MCNICOLL, A W R Sea Voices. Illustrated and produced by G C Ingleton. Inscribed by author. Plus five.

SCOTT, WALTER Tales and Romances, of the Author of Waverley. In nine volumes.

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PRINT CULTURE AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

1st ed. Printed in HMAS Canberra, 1932. 8vo. 24 leaves. Illus. Green cloth. G. Along with Wright, ‘The Moving Image’, 2nd, (The Meanjin Press), 1953, SC, G, Auchterlonie, ‘The Dolphin’, 1st, (Australian National University Press), 1967, HC with DJ, inscribed by author, G+/G, and three others, G. [6].

MILLIGAN, SPIKE Silly Verse for Kids. Signed by author with Elizabethan flourish.

3rd impression. London: Dennis Dobson, 1961. 4to. 61p. Illus. Illus boards with DJ. Small loss to foot of spine. DJ lightly edge-worn. POS of Patricia Tricklebank dated 1963 on FFEP. Also inscription concerning ‘Treasure Island’ and ‘The BedSitting Room’, plays performed in by Milligan at the Mermaid Theatre, 1961-1963. A handsome signed copy of Milligan’s first book. G+/G+. Est. $500 *42 454

MILTON, JOHN The Poetical Works of John Milton. With Illustrations by William Harvey.

New ed. London: Routledge, Warne, and Routledge, 1862. 12mo. xlvi, 570p. Illus. Decorated full leather. Marbled edges and EPs. SABR. CB. G. 455

NIN, ANAIS This Hunger.... With Five Woodblocks by Ian Hugo. Plus four.

1st ed. New York: Gemor Press, 1945. 8vo. 184p. Illus. HC. Soiling. G. Along with Finney, ‘The Circus of Dr Lao’, (Ben Abramson), 1946, HC, G, Pound, ‘Confucius, The Great Digest and Unwobbling Pivot’, R, (Peter Owen), ND, HC, G, Miller/Patchen, ‘Patchen, Man of Anger and Light’/’A Letter to God’, (Padell), 1946, card covers, FA to G, and Shaw, ‘The Adventures of the Black Girl in Her Search for God’, R, (Capricorn Books), 1959, HC, G. [5]. Est. $100 456

SALINGER, J D Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters, and, Seymour, An Introduction.

1st British ed. London: William Heinemann, 1963. 8vo. 248p. HC with DJ. SS. SLF. G+/G+. 457

SCOTT, WALTER Historical Romances, of the Author of Waverley. In eight volumes.

Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co, 1822. 12mo. Illus TPs. Full leather. Neatly rebacked, new EPs. Some wear, soiling and FX. Included are ‘Ivanhoe’, ‘The Monastery’, ‘The Abbot’ etc. Generally G. [8]. Est. $200 458

SCOTT, WALTER Landscape Illustrations of the Novels of the Author of Waverley, with Portraits of the Principle Female Characters. In three volumes.

2nd ed. London: Charles Tilt, 1833. 8vo. 120 engravings. Full purple leather, giltdecorated. AEG. Some wear, soiling and FX. Signature of Sophia Rivington pasted into each volume. Very handsome. Bindings G. Contents G to G+. [3]. Est. $100 *41 459

SCOTT, WALTER Marmion. A Tale of Flodden Field. A New Edition.

Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co, 1825. 12mo. 513p. Decorated full leather. Wear. Prelims FX. G. Est. $50 460

SCOTT, WALTER Novels and Romances, of the Author of Waverley. In nine volumes.

Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co, 1824. 12mo. Illus TPs. Full leather. Neatly rebacked, new EPs. Some wear, soiling and FX. Included are ‘The Pirate’, ‘The Fortunes of Nigel’, ‘Peveril of the Peak’ etc. Generally G. [9]. Est. $200 *41 461

SCOTT, WALTER Novels and Tales, of the Author of Waverley. In sixteen volumes.

Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co, 1825. 12mo. Illus TPs. Full leather. Neatly rebacked, new EPs. Some wear, soiling and FX. Included are ‘Waverley’, ‘Guy Mannering’, ‘The Antiquary’, ‘Rob Roy’, ‘Bride of Lammermuir’ etc. Generally G. [16]. Est. $300

Edinburgh: Printed for Cadell and Co, 1827. 12mo. Illus TPs. Full leather. Neatly rebacked, new EPs. Some wear, soiling and FX. Included are ‘St Ronan’s Well’, ‘Redgauntlet’, ‘Crusaders’ etc. Generally G. [9]. Est. $200

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Collection of approximately five hundred and twenty-five bookmarks.

Housed in lever arch file. Includes bookmarks issued by A H Reed, Dunmore Press, Wai-te-ata Press, Whitcombe and Tombs, Bob Stables Bookshop (Dunedin), David Thomas’ Bookshop (Auckland), Hard to Find (Auckland), The Gateway Bookshop (Wellington), Union Steamship Co of NZ, Dunedin Public Library, Dunedin Athenaeum, Parker’s (Oxford, England), Everyman’s Library, Poetry Book Society etc. Generally G. [c525]. Est. $200 464

Five letters sent by Anthony Alpers of The Caxton Press to Les Cleveland concerning the publication of Cleveland’s book ‘The Silent Land’. Plus.

1964-1965. On handsome Caxton letterhead. Typed. Signed by hand. Alpers expresses his enthusiasm for Cleveland’s work, an enthusiasm shared by his colleague at The Caxton Press, Leo Bensemann: ‘Leo and I have both now had a thorough look at the West Coast book and discussed it together. We’re in agreement that it has the makings of a first-rate publication and that Caxton should take a venture on it.’ He feels that there is some room for improvement, and offers various suggestions. His tone is consistently warm and respectful. Along with a card acknowledging receipt of Cleveland’s manuscript, a carbon copy of Cleveland’s reply to Alpers’s initial letter, and a handwritten note from Alpers to Cleveland regarding a jacket blurb for ‘The Silent Land’. Also two handwritten notes from Alpers to Cleveland (on the letterhead of the little-known Alpers-edited magazine ‘Local Government’), and three miscellaneous Caxton-related items. Generally G. [13]. 465

Ten pieces of ephemera printed at the Wai-te-ata Press, Wellington.

Collection includes ‘Commemorative Verses, in Honour of Dr D F McKenzie’, 1963, bifolium, ‘The Rules of a London Chapel of 1734’, 1966, bifolium, and ‘Farrago’, ND, bifolium, ‘written and published by patients in the clinic’. Also an anatomical diagram (used, unless this cataloguer is much mistaken, as the cover image of the late Martyn Sanderson’s ‘Willie the Rich!’), two invitations, two Christmas cards, and two type specimen posters. Generally G+. [10]. *42 466

ANDERSEN, JOHANNES C The Lure of New Zealand Book Collecting.

1st ed. Auckland: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1936. 8vo. 118p. A445. HC. General wear and soiling. Ex Wellington College Library. Three tidy stamps. G. 467

HORNE, ALAN The Dictionary of 20th Century British Book Illustrators. Plus one.

1st ed. Woodbridge, Suffolk: Antique Collectors’ Club, 1994. 4to. 456p. Illus. HC with DJ. VG/G+. Along with Greenaway, ‘The Kate Greenaway Treasury’, 1st, (Collins), 1968, HC with DJ, DJ faded, G+/G. [2]. 468

MCLAREN, IAN F The Caxton Press of Christchurch, New Zealand. Annotated Bibliography 19331978. 2nd and revised ed. Melbourne: Dalriada Press, 1995. 4to. xxii, 159p. SC. One of 50 unnumbered copies. G. Est. $50 469

THWAITES, IAN AND RIE FLETCHER 75 Years of Bookplates. Auckland Ex Libris Society, 1930-2005.

Ltd ed. Auckland: Printed by Puriri Press, 2005. 4to. vii, 312p. Card covers. Minor wear and soiling. No 8/75. Signed by authors, and printer John Denny. G+. Est. $250 *42 470

WALDRON, PHILIP The Novels of James Joyce. Signed by founder of the Wai-te-ata press Don McKenzie.

Ltd ed. Wellington: Wai-te-ata Press, 1962. 8vo. Eight leaves. Card covers. Slip advertising the Wai-te-ata Press laid in. G.

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$110 $10 $140 $410 $30 $150 $70 $100 $120 $10 $65 $210 $30 $40 $45 $90 $80 $50 $35 $105 $55 $30 $110 $10 $90 $160 $5 $80 $30 $20 $40 $25 $250 $220 $200 $100 $125 $10 $10 $10 $10 $40 $100 $110 $220 $10 $35 $120 $5 $5 $300 $10 $10 $40 $5 $10

417 $50 418 $5 419 $5 420 $5 421 $5 422 $40 423 $5 424 $40 428 $10 429 $50 430 $5 431 $5 432 $5 433 $5 434 $5 435 $5 437 $10 438 $10 439 $10 440 $10 441 $5 442 $10 443 $5 444 $5 446 $10 447 $10 448 $15 450 $10 451 $25 452 $65 453 $20 454 $75 455 $15 456 $20 457 $10 458 $5 459 $10 460 $75 461 $1,600 462 $60 463 $20 464 $40 465 $10 466 $25 468 $10 469 $20 470 $200 471 $20 472 $10 473 $10 476 $20 477 $10 478 $10 479 $10 481 $5 482 $5

483 484 485 486 487 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495 497 498 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 519 520 521 522 523 525 526 527 528 529 530 531 532 533 534 535 536 537 539 540 541 542

$10 $300 $10 $25 $10 $60 $430 $80 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $15 $20 $5 $10 $5 $130 $20 $280 $40 $20 $60 $10 $20 $30 $20 $10 $10 $20 $40 $60 $400 $5 $100 $20 $290 $10 $20 $40 $10 $10 $55 $10 $5 $55 $40 $50 $40 $50 $5 $200 $5 $10 $20

543 544 545 546 548 549 550 551 553 554 555 556 557 558 559 560 561 562 563 564 565 566 567 568 569 570 571 572 573 574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 582 583 584 585 586 587 588 590 591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 600 601

$40 $50 $40 $180 $10 $5 $45 $80 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $10 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $10 $5 $10 $10 $10 $10 $5 $15 $10 $5 $10 $5 $5 $5 $5 $10 $5 $15 $50 $5 $5 $20 $400 $120 $120 $30 $210 $20 $10 $50

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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 hammer price, Bethunes at Webb's will charge a buyer's premium of 20% of the hammer price (unless otherwise stated), plus GST on the premium, effectively totalling 23%. 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 ACTS AS AGENT. Bethunes at Webb's has 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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Bethunes at Webb's has set out the following information for those unfamiliar with auction procedures. 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 20% plus GST (i.e. 23%) is payable in addition to the bid price. Make your bids clear, preferably by holding up your bidder card. If you make a mistake (e.g. the auctioneer takes a bid from you at a higher level than you had intended, or you 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 into 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 Bethunes at 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. Bethunes at 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 9 529 5602 bethunes@webbs.co.nz 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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INDEX OF AUTHORS

ALACK, FRANK ALLEN, GEORGE FREDERIC AMES, MOLLIE ANDERSEN, JOHANNES C ANDREW, THOMAS ARMSTRONG, MRS C C AUDEN, W H BAEYERTZ, C N BAIRNSFATHER, BRUCE BAKER, RICHARD ST BARBE BALL, MURRAY BALLARD, J G BANKS, JOSEPH ET AL BARLOW, P W BARRIE, J M BARTHORP, MICHAEL BARTON, LEONARD L BARTON, R J (COMPILER) BAUM, L FRANK BAXTER, JAMES K

234 62 298 63, 466 281, 282 187 437 64 209 188 410 438 189 65 411, 439 142 143 66 412 299, 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 413

BAXTER, JAMES K ET AL 318, 319 BEAGLEHOLE, J C 159 BEATTIE, HERRIES 4 BEAUCHAMP, ANNIE AND HAROLD 67 BEGG, A CHARLES AND NEIL C 68 BELL, JAMES MACKINTOSH 69 BENFIELD, G J (COMPILER) 235 BENSEMANN, LEO 244, 245 BILLENS, ROBERT H AND H LESLIE VERRY 70 BLACK, JAMES G 201 BLAKE, PETER AND ALAN SEFTON 160 BLAKE, WILLIAM 440 BLYTON, ENID 414 BRAAM, J VAN AND G ONDER DEN LINDEN 180 BRACKEN, THOMAS 320 BRASCH, CHARLES 321, 322, 323, 324, 325 BREES, S C 71 BROMHEAD, PETER 246, 247 BUICK, T LINDSAY 5, 72 BULLEN, FRANK T 161 BURROWS, R 144 [BURTON, ALFRED HENRY] 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 288, 289

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BYRON, GEORGE GORDON CALKINS, DICK CAMPBELL, ALISTAIR CARLYLE, THOMAS CARMAN, ARTHUR H ET AL (EDITORS) CARR, WILLIAM GUY CARTER, RONALD CHAPPLE, L J B AND CRANLEIGH BARTON CHOUVET, J A M COETZEE, J M [COLENSO, WILLIAM] COLLINGWOOD, HARRY COOK, JAMES CORONELLI, VINCENZO COWAN, JAMES COWPER, WILLIAM COX, NIGEL CRAIG, ELSDON CRAIG, ERIC [CRAIK, GEORGE LILLIE] CROOKES, MARGUERITE CURNOW, ALLEN CURNOW, WYSTAN DAVIDSON, WILLIAM SOLTAU DAVIS, C O DETMOLD, EDWARD J (ILLUSTRATOR) DIX, JOHN DOWNES, T W DOYLE, CHARLES DREW, H T B DRUMMOND, JAMES (EDITOR) DUGGAN, EILEEN DUGGAN, MAURICE DUMONT D’URVILLE, JULES DUPERREY, LOUIS ISIDORE DWORKINS, LEONARD ELDER, JOHN RAWSON (EDITOR) ELLIOTT, PETER FANNING, L S FAULKNER, WILLIAM FAUR, FREDA DU FEILDING, T H FIELD, H C FITZROY, ROBERT ET AL

441 415 326, 327, 328, 416, 417 442 236, 237 210 162 73 74 443 6 163 164 181 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 145, 165 444 329, 330, 331 80, 81 190 82 191 332, 333, 334 335 83 7 418 248 84, 85 336, 337 211 86 338, 339, 340 341 182 166, 167 419 87 212 213 445 238, 239 88 192 183

[FLANAGAN, F W] 89 FLETCHER, OWEN (EDITOR) 214 FLINN, Z 90 FOX, WILLIAM 146 FRAME, JANET 342, 343, 344, 345, 346 FRAME, JANET AND LAURA JONES 347 FREEDMAN, SAM 249 FRIEDLANDER, MARTI (PHOTOGRAPHER) 250 GARRETT, HELEN 91 GAUTTIER, PIERRE 184 GEE, MAURICE 348, 349, 350, 351 GLEN, FRANK 147 GODLEY, ALEXANDER ET AL 215 GORDON, HENRY A 202 GORST, JOHN ELDON 92 GORTON, EDWARD 148 GRACE, THOMAS SAMUEL 352 GRAHAME, KENNETH 420 GREENE, GRAHAM 446 GREY, GEORGE 8 GUDGEON, T W 149, 150 HAAST, JULIUS 193 HALL, T D H 93 HAMELMAN, WILLIAM E AND DENNIS MARTIN 216 HAMILTON, IAN 353 HARKER, JACK 217 HAWKINS, CLIFFORD W 168 HEAPHY, CHARLES 251, 252 HECTOR, JAMES 194 HEMANS, FELICIA 447 HEMINGWAY, ERNEST 448 HILL, SUSANNE AND JOHN 94 HOCHSTETTER, F VON 195 HOGARTH, WILLIAM (ILLUSTRATOR) 253 HOOKER, BRIAN (EDITOR) 169 HOPKINS, SYDNEY (ATTRIBUTED TO) 290 HORNE, ALAN 467 HOWARD, BASIL 95 HOWARTH, DAVID AND STEPHEN 170 HULME, KERI 354 HUNT, SAM 355, 356, 357, 358, 359, 360, 361, HUNT, SAM AND GARY MCCORMICK 363 HUNTER, REX 364 HURST, A B (PHOTOGRAPHER) 96 HURSTHOUSE, CHARLES 97 HYDE, ROBIN [IRIS WILKINSON] 365, 366 IHIMAERA, WITI 367, 368, 369, 370 JAMIESON, STEWART ET AL 240 JOHNSON, LOUIS 371 JONES, LLOYD 372, 373, 374 JOSEPH, M K 375 JOYCE, ERNEST E MILLS 152 JOYCE, STANISLAUS 449 KEAM, R F 196 KEMPIS, THOMAS A 229 KERRY-NICHOLLS, J H 98 KING, CECIL 218 KING, MICHAEL 9 KIPLING, RUDYARD 153 KIPPIS, ANDREW 171 KIRK, T 197 KNOX, ELIZABETH 376 LAMBERT, THOMAS 99 LAWSON, WILL 377 LENNON, JOHN 450 LEWIS, C S 421

LINDAUER, GOTTFRIED LIVERPOOL, EARL OF (COMPILER) LONIE, JUDITH LORD, E I (COMPILER) LOVELL-SMITH, E M ET AL LYE, LEN MACKENZIE, MRS PETER MACMILLAN, DAVID MADDEN, IAN B MAHY, MARGARET MALING, PETER BROMLEY MANHIRE, BILL MANING, F E MARLOWE, CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE, MABEL MASEFIELD, JOHN MASON, R A K MATHEW, FELTON MCCORMICK, E H [MCHAIGH, HUGH] MCINDOE, JAMES MCKENZIE, N R MCLAREN, IAN F MCLINTOCK, A H MCNAB, ROBERT MCNICOLL, A W R MEAD, A D MEAD, SIDNEY MOKO (EDITOR) MEGGENDORFER, LOTHAR MENZIES, J H MIDDLETON, J MILLIGAN, SPIKE MILNE, A A MILNER, MARC MILTON, JOHN MOLONEY, DAN MORELAND, A MAUD MORRIESON, RONALD HUGH MULGAN, ALAN MURRAY-OLIVER, ANTHONY NATUSCH, SHEILA NEWBOLT, HENRY NIGHTINGALE, J NIN, ANAIS NORTHCOTE-BADE, S OLDS, PETER OLIVER, W H PADFIELD, PETER PARHAM, W T PARK, JAMES PEET, BRIAN PEI TE HURINUI PENNEFATHER, F W POWELL, LESLEY CAMERON POWER, W TYRONE PRESTON, ANTONY (EDITOR) PYKE, J E RAHMAS, SIGRID RAMSDEN, ERIC REED, A H REID, J C REILLY, FRANZ JOHANN JOSEPH VON RICKARD, L S RUSDEN, G W RUTHERFORD, J SALINGER, J D

254 219 378 100 101 255 102 103 104 422 105 379 106 451 423 424 380, 381 107 256 382 108, 109 110 468 111 112, 113, 114 452 115 10 425 11 116 453 426, 427, 428, 429 220 454 203 117 383 384 172 173 221 230 455 257 385, 386 387 222 118 198 258 12 119 430 120 223 259 431 121 122, 123 388 185 13 124 125 456

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126 127 457, 458, 459, 460, 461, 462 389 154 390, 391, 392, 393 14 394 199 260 395 241 242 261 128 396 151 291 155 262, 263 15 224 129 397 469 398 130 16 225 131

TUWHARE, HONE 399, 400, 401, 402, 403, 404 TUWHARE, HONE ET AL 405, 406 UTTLEY, ALISON 432, 433 VINCENDON-DUMOULIN, C A 186 WADE, WILLIAM RICHARD 132 WADMAN, HOWARD (EDITOR) 264 WAIN, LOUIS ET AL 434 [WAKEFIELD, EDWARD GIBBON] 133 WAKEFIELD, EDWARD JERNINGHAM 134 WALDRON, PHILIP 470 WALSH, FRAN, PHILIPPA BOYENS AND PETER JACKSON 265 WARBRICK, ALFRED 135 WARBURTON, CHARLOTTE E 136 WARHOL, ANDY 266, 267 WARHOL, ANDY ET AL 268 WATSON, ROBERT MACKENZIE 17 WEDDE, IAN 407 WEDDERSPOON, RICHARD 137 WENDT, ALBERT 408 WEST, CHARLES STANILAND 138 WESTRA, ANS 292, 435 WHITE, JOHN 18 WILKES, CHARLES 174 WILLIAMS, JOHN B 139 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM 19 WOOD, F L W 226 WOON, JAMES GARLAND 140 WYLEY, JOSEPH 269 YATE, WILLIAM 141 YOUNG, ROSE, HEATHER CURNOW AND MICHAEL KING 270

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