Bethunes Catalogue 88 by Webb's Auction House

Rare Books, Maps & Photography 8 SEPTEMBER 2010

Bethunes at Webb's Rare Books, Maps & Photography Featuring materials from the collection of William Vance of Timaru

WEDNESDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2010 – 10AM FRONT COVER LOT 150

NEW ZEALAND WARS DIARY KEPT BY WILLIAM HENRY CHURTON Est. $3000

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LOT 436

THREE HAND-DRAWN POSTCARDS IN THE STYLE OF LOUIS WAIN

CONTENTS 4 5 42 43 44 45 46 47

Index of Subjects Notes on the Catalogue Conditions of Sale for Buyers Catalogue Subscription Form Absentee Bidding Form Guide for Buyers Prices Realised for Sale No 87 Index of Authors

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HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Francis McWhannell

SPECIALIST Jan Dickens

Rare Books, Maps & Photography

INDEX OF SUBJECTS Sale No 88 – 8 September 2010

Subject: Maori New Zealand New Zealand Ephemera & Periodicals Box Lots Australia & Pacific Polar Maritime Natural History, Science & Technology Transportation Military Sport & Recreation Art & Architecture Prints & Posters Photography & Postcards Maps Antiquarian, Fine Bound & Private Press New Zealand Literature Other Literature Bibliography

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Lots: 1 – 92 93 – 269 270 – 288 289 – 309 310 – 317 318 – 320 321 – 336 337 – 361 362 – 364 365 – 386 387 – 394 395 – 403 404 – 429 430 – 436 437 – 445 446 – 466 467 – 479 480 481 – 485

NOTES ON THE CATALOGUE

The Collection of William Vance: Many of the lots in this sale derive from the collection of William Vance of Timaru. Vance, who worked at the Timaru Herald, was an enthusiastic collector of books, maps, photography, manuscript materials and ephemera. He was a dedicated correspondent â&#x20AC;&#x201C; scores of letters are laid into his books â&#x20AC;&#x201C; and an accomplished historian. He is perhaps best known for his local history title 'High Endeavour' (first published 1955), which discusses the Mackenzie Country. Lots from the Vance collection are marked 'Ex Libris Vance' in this catalogue. Further materials from the collection will be offered in the 2010 Christmas sale.

Information on lots appears in the following sequence: lot number, author, title, edition, publisher, date of publication, pagination (where applicable), bibliographic citation, condition, other notes (for example, copy number of a limited edition), estimated auction price (for some lots only). The bibliographic citations appearing after the date of publication are from: A G Bagnall (Editor), New Zealand National Bibliography to the Year 1960, Govt Printer, Wellington 1969-1985. Citations from Vol I Parts 1 & 2 (to 1889) appear as a number without a letter before the number. Citations from Vols II-V (1890-1960) have a letter before the number (for example, B755). The bibliographic citations for Maori works are from: H W Williams, A Bibliography of Printed Maori to 1900 and Supplement, Govt Printer, Wellington 1975, and Parkinson & Griffith, Books in Maori 1815-1900, Reed 2004. Citations from Williams appear with the prefix 'W'. Citations from Parkinson & Griffith appear with the prefix 'BIM'.

Illustrations: Illustrated lots are marked with an asterisk and page number/s (for example, *page 7).

Book Condition Abbreviations: F

Fine

Very Good

Good

Fair

Mint or close to it, seemingly faultless.

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

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

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 (for example, VG/G).

Abbreviations: AEG AF B&W BL BP/s BL CB DJ DJPC DJR DJST EP/s FFEP FPD FX HC HFBD IA ID ND POS R RFEP RPD SA SABR SC SLF SR SS TEG TP VP

All edges gilt With all faults Black and white Binding loose Bookplate/s Binding loose Corners bumped Dust jacket Dust jacket in plastic cover Dust jacket with repairs Dust jacket with small tears Endpaper/s Front free endpaper Front pastedown Foxing/foxed Hardcover Half bound Inscribed by author Insect damage Not dated Previous owner's signature Reprint Rear free endpaper Rear pastedown Signed by author Spine and boards rubbed Soft cover Slight foxing Some rubbing Spine sunned Top edge gilt Title page Various pagination

Please Note: Books with estimates of less than $200 are described only in brief. Buyers must satisfy themselves as to the condition of lots.

Rare Books, Maps & Photography

MAORI 1

BIBLE, O T Ko Te Kitenga A Ihikiera A Te Poropiti I Nga Iwi. Ihikiera, 37.

1st ed. George G Harrap, London 1928. 8vo. 511p. Frontis, illus, map (fold), DJ. A456. Blue decorated cloth. Lower board and DJ dampstained. Inscription by Andersen: ‘I like this book because through the generosity of the publisher, Mr Harrap, we were able to make it a handsome production.’ Ex Libris Vance. AF. G/FA. Est. $50

ANDERSEN, JOHANNES Myths & Legends of the Polynesians. Gifted to ‘Mr Vance’ by Johannes Andersen.

ANDREWES, LANCELOT He Kupu Ma Te Ngakau Inoi. 5th ed. Harding, Printer, Napier 1885. 12mo. 37p. BIM1122. W693. Stiffened royal blue cloth covers. The 5th edition of Robert Maunsell’s translation of the Bishop of Winchester’s collection of private prayers, first published in 1845. (21548). VG. Est. $200 3

He Mea Ta I Te Perehi O Nga Mihanere O Te Hahi O Ingarani, Paihia [1843]. 19cm. 2p. BIM119. W56. Bifolium, printed on inner pages. Some darkening to extremities. Ezekiel’s vision of dry bones, which formed the basis of Selwyn’s sermon on 2 July 1843. 250 copies printed. From the collection of Bruce Godward. (24454). VG. Est. $200 *page 7

BIBLE, O T Ko Te Tahi Wahi O Te Kawenata Tawhito. Printed by T R Harrison, London 1848. 12mo. 343p. BIM352. W167 & (S). Black cloth. Spine worn. Climatically induced staining to EPs. The first six books of the Old Testament. (14374). G. Est. $200 14

BIBLE, O T PSALMS Ko Nga Waiata A Rawiri. Inscribed ‘Na Pirika tenei pukapuka 1850 Arere’.

BABBAGE, S BARTON Hauhauism, An Episode in the Maori Wars, 1863-1866. Foreword by the Rt Rev Herbert Williams.

1st ed. W Watts, London 1848. 24mo. 237p. BIM353. W168. Black cloth, rebacked. The Psalms of David, produced for the Wesleyan mission. Neat annotations concerning ownership by Pirika (etc) on EPs & TP. (15369). Est. $300

1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1937. 12mo. 89p. Frontis, plate, 2 maps, diagram. B1. Green cloth. Appears to be the reissue with page 43 mounted in (after James Cowan’s protest re footnote). Ex Zanesville Art Center, related markings. G. Est. $100

BARROW, T Eight publications concerning Maori including ‘The Decorative Arts of the New Zealand Maori’. R ed. Reed. Wellington 1968. 19 x 17.5cm. VP. Frontis, illus. Pictorial boards. G to G+/G. Along with Sutherland, ‘The Maori Situation’, (HHT), 1935, R, SC, G, Best, ‘The Maori As He Was’, (Dominion Museum), 1934, R, G to G+, three Dominion Museum Monographs (Nos 1, 2 & 4) by Best, 1922, SC, G to G+, & 2 others similar, G to G+. Ex Zanesville Art Center, related markings. [8]. Est. $50 5

BEATTIE, HERRIES Maori Lore of Lake, Alp and Fiord. 1st ed. ODT & Witness, Dunedin 1945. 8vo. 150p. Illus. B504. Blue cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G. 6

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

BOOK OF MORMON Three Mormon Tracts. Te Takanga Atu. Te Putake Mai O To Te Momona Paipera. Te Whakaako Parori Ke A Te Momona. Printed by Ball & Co, Napier 1889. 8vo. Endpieces. BIM1242. W768. Disbound from this. 3 bifolium. Extremities worn. (21534). G. [3]. Est. $100 16

BROWN, ALFRED NESBIT He Kupu Maimai Aroha Mo Te Mamaiti I Mate. Williamson & Wilson, Auckland 1854. 8vo. 51p. BIM450. W261. Rebound. New EPs. ‘Holdsworth’ pencilled to SLF TP. Brief memorials to an only son, in memory of Alfred Marsh Brown, aged 15. (14310). G+. Est. $200 17

BROWN, WILLIAM New Zealand and Its Aborigines, Being an Account of the Aborigines, Trade, and Resources of the Colony. 1st ed. Smith, Elder & Co, London 1845. 8vo. viii, 320p. Green cloth. CB. SABR. Dents to cover extremities. SLF. Ex Libris Vance. G+. Est. $200 *page 13 18

ODT & Witness, Dunedin 1941. 8vo. 72p. Beige SC. Ex Libris Vance. G.

BROWNE, C R Maori Witchery.

1st ed. Dent, London 1929. 8vo. Crimson cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G.

BEATTIE, HERRIES Our Southernmost Maoris, signed by author. ODT & Witness, Dunedin 1954. 8vo. 160p. Illus. Orange SC. G+. Ex Libris Vance.

BUCK, SIR PETER HENRY Two books including ‘The Coming of the Maori’.

BEATTIE, HERRIES The Maoris and Fiordland, signed by author.

2nd ed. Maori Purposes Fund Board, Wellington 1950. 8vo. 551p. Illus, DJ. Yellow cloth. G+/G+. Along with Duff, ‘The Moa-Hunter Period of Maori Culture’, (W&T), 1950, 1st, G+/FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. [2].

1st ed. ODT & Witness, Dunedin 1949. 8vo. 104p. Illus. B503. Blue cloth. G+. Ex Libris Vance.

BEST, ELSDON Tuhoe, The Children of the Mist, in two volumes. 4th ed. Reed, Wellington 1996. In slipcase. Case size 29 x 23cm. VG/VG/VG. [2]. Est. $100 10

BEVERIDGE, WILLIAM Te Whakaminenga Ki Te Whare Karakia. R Lucas, Whakatu (Nelson) 1861. 12mo. 4p. Endpiece. BIM529. W572. Wrappers. A religious tract. The congregation in the church. Bishop Beveridge, a noted 17th century Calvinistic preacher and Bishop of St Asaph, made efforts to develop the colonial church in India. (17494). VG. Est. $300 11

BIBLE, MAORI Ko Te Paipera Tapu, Ara, Ko Te Kawenata Tawhito Me To Kawenata Hou. 2nd ed. British & Foreign Bible Society, London 1887 [1899]. 8vo. BIM1241. W731. Full leather. CB. SABR. Spine worn. EPs extremities browned. POS Hoagland, Salt Lake City. (18532). G+. Est. $300

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BULLER, W L (EDITOR) The Maori Messenger, Vol 7, Nos 13 to 17, concerning the Kohimarama Conference. Printed by W C Wilson for the NZ Govt, Auckland 1860. 8vo. VP. BIMS5. W271 & (S). Blue cloth. SLF. CB. SABR. POS cut from FFEP. EPs FX. Bound as one by J F Leighton. Matene, Ngatiwhakaue, Rotorua: ‘All the tribes have become possessed of pakehas. When we resided at Piki Piria, ten of us died. Then we pushed on to Mangawhai, and again some died; we then decided on selling the land.’ (14405). G. Est. $1000 *page 7 21

BUNYAN, JOHN Pilgrim’s Progress, Maori language edition. Hoani Makae, Poneke 1904. 8vo. 127p. B1729. Red cloth. Maori title: ‘Ko Te Haerenga O Te Manene.’ Translated by Edward Marsh Williams. (17059). G to G+. Est. $100 22

CARKEEK, W C The Kapiti Coast, Maori History and Place Names. R ed. Capper Press, Christchurch 1978. 8vo. 187p. Plates, maps, DJ. Red cloth. Small piercing to front board. Reprint edition of 1000 copies. First published 1966. Est. $50

Rare Books, Maps & Photography

CHART, MAORI MYTHOLOGY Chart No 1 (d). Disbound from ‘The Ancient History of the Maori’ by John White. c1891. On paper, folded, with some splits to fold lines. SLF. Illustration of Maori, ‘TIKI’ printed on torso. (24137). G. Est. $50 24

CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY Ko Te Pukapuka A Te Hui Nui No Nga Mihanere A Te Hahi [etc]. 1st ed. Colenso, Waitangi 1850. 16mo. BIM386. W208. Bifolium. TP & p[9-10] only. Colenso’s edition of the Society’s Jubilee statement of 2 November 1848. It is the first publication that does not have the typographic inconsistencies of the earliest items from the Waitangi mission press. (14292). G+. Est. $50 25

CHURCH OF ENGLAND He Katikihama Hei Whakaako I Nga Tangata Katoa E Kawea Mai Ana Kia Whakaukia E Te Pihopa. No te Kareti [St John’s College, Purewa] [1848]. 12mo. 8p. BIM355. W204. Coarse brown paper cover. Church Catechism from the Book of Common Prayer. A revised edition of the Catechism first published in Maori in 1830. (23643). VG. Est. $300 26

CHURCH OF ENGLAND He Maramatakahaere, Ara, He Pukapuka, 1844. He Mea Ta I Te Perehi O Nga Mihanere, Paihia 1844. 8vo. 13p. BIM201. W101. Wrappers, darkened at extremities, chipped. Some pages unopened. Cotton noted that this issue was prepared by Joseph Matthews of the Kaitaia mission at Selwyn’s request. (24138). G. Est. $800 *page 7 27

CHURCH OF ENGLAND Ko Te Tikanga Mo Nga Inoi O Te Ata, I Nga Ra Katoa O Te Tau. [St John’s College, Purewa] [1850-1851]. 12mo. VP. BIM392.3. W206. Dark brown stiffened cloth. SLF. Back hinge cracked. Some marks to front, episodic dampstaining to head of textblock. Lower cloth lifting at corner (revealing recycled spelling sheets, letter ‘k’, headed ‘VII’). Morning and Evening Prayer and Litany, with hymns etc. Variant issue. Separately paged section of Scripture readings ‘Ko Nga Upoko Mo Etahi Ratapu’ precedes the prayer book, ‘Ko Nga Himene’ follows. Rare. (14394). G. Est. $800 28

CHURCH OF ENGLAND, DIOCESE OF WAIAPU Nga Mahi A Te Hui Topu O Te Hahi Maori O Te Pihopatanga O Waiapu [etc]. Copy of W L Williams, his signature. Printed at the ‘Herald’ Office, Turanga 1893. 8vo. 10p. BIMS303/1893.1. W846. Wrappers. SLF. Report of the second combined Native Church Board meeting at Manutuke(?), 6-7 March 1893. Annotations to back wrapper in list form, headed by ‘Resignation of Bp Stuart’. (21532). G. Est. $200 *page 7 29

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, LDS He Whakaaturanga Tere, carrying the bookplates of Percy James Hoyland White & J Holdsworth. Printed by Henry Brett, Auckland 1893? 16mo. vii, 174p. BIM1351. W852. Full black leather. Front hinge cracked. One leaf loose. ‘Purchased from H J Fletcher’s library, Taupo’ annotated. Mormon articles of faith and bible extracts explaining religious topics. (14274). Est. $200 30

COLENSO, WILLIAM He Matenga Totika/Happy Deaths. Double sheet of an incomplete work, not published. 1st ed. Colenso, Waitangi, Mission Station c1849-1852. 16mo. W249. Bifolium. Light foxing at head. Page 5 & 6 repeated. The obituary notes of Rea Hakopa, Kirieta Mohi, Tetahi atu Wahine, Tai Huri. ‘Happy Deaths Colenso W249’ pencilled at double page head. (16815). VG. Est. $200 31

COLENSO, WILLIAM Manuscript notes from William Colenso’s papers, thought to be copy for a catechism for use in Waitangi Mission, Hawke’s Bay, ex W H Hill, Taupo. c1849. 9.5 x 16cm. 4p. See BIM373. W191. Bifolium, two corners slotting into an annotated card. Paper folded, inked vertical line through each page. Annotations include: ‘Possibly copy for Williams 191 (1849) “a wearisome expansion by means of subsidiary questions” [of the old third catechism] the whole being apparently Colenso’s own work.’ Last line: ‘How ought you to shew yr F? “By my works” [this underlined]’. (23317). G. Est. $1200 *page 7

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COWAN, JAMES Maori Folk-Tales of the Port Hills, Canterbury, New Zealand. 1st ed. W&T, Auckland 1923. 12mo. 73p. Frontis (fold map), illus. Grey card. Loss to lower yapped edge. Ex Libris Vance. G. 33

COWAN, JAMES The Maoris of New Zealand. 1st ed. W&T, Christchurch 1910. 8vo. xxiv, 356p. Frontis, illus. C1607. Brown cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 34

COWAN, JAMES (COMPILER) Sketches of Old New Zealand. Descriptive Catalogue of Maori Portraits Painted by Herr G Lindauer. 1st ed. Brett, Auckland 1901. 8vo. 68p. Pink wrappers, detached. Chipped, FX. At head of title: ‘Maori Biographies, Printed for H E Partridge.’ (24742). FA. Est. $100 35

DAVIS, C O Te Honae, Being a Small Collection of Temperence, and Sacred Melodies, in Maori, inscribed to Mr G N Lennox with the author’s best wishes. 2nd enlarged ed. Brett, ‘Evening Star’, Auckland 1885. 16mo. 88p. BIM1127. W699. Red stiffened cloth. Front hinge cracked. Upper cloth lifting. No 17 entitled ‘He Patu Waipiro’. Air: ‘There’s nae luck aboot the hoose’. (14297). G. Est. $200 *page 7 36

DAVIS, C O The Life and Times of Patuone. 1st ed. Printed by J H Field, Steam Printing Office, Auckland 1876. 16mo. 141p. Frontis. Green wrappers. Losses to front head & one corner. Front hinge cracked. FX. Tape residue. In clear protective cover. Frontis portrait photograph by G Redfern mounted to card. Much detail within a small compass on the wars, the establishment of the CMS and Wesleyan missions, and incidents at Hokianga. (24777). FA to G. Est. $600 *page 11 37

DEFOE, DANIEL The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, Maori language edition, carrying the bookplate of historian Alison Drummond. Printed at the ‘Independent’ Office, Wellington 1852. 8vo. 157p. Frontis, illus. BIM427. W243. Yellow wrappers, pierced by many holes. Dampstained. ID to textblock (including TP). Frontis detached. Three full page illustrations. Tipped in slip referring to an account of ‘when these native races received a copy [of this book]’. Cover title: ‘He Reo Maori He Korero Tipuna Pakeha No Mua, Ko Ropitini Kuruho.’ Translated by H T Kemp, Native Secretary. The first Maori text with specially prepared illustrations. AF. FA. Est. $500 *page 11 38

DEL MAR, FRANCES A Year Among the Maoris. 1st ed. E Benn, London 1924. 8vo. 176p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Grey cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG/G. 39

DITTMER, WILHELM Te Tohunga. 1st ed. Routledge, London 1907. Folio. xviii, 119p. Frontis, illus. D386. Brown cloth, pictorial. Cover extremities worn. CB. Front hinge cracked. EPs FX. Ex Libris Vance. G. 40

DODGE, ERNEST STANLEY The New Zealand Maori Collection in the Peabody Museum. 1st ed. Peabody Museum, Salem 1941. 4to. viii, 56p. Frontis, plates. D430. Green wrappers. From the foreword: ‘Some of these specimens were collected as curiosities in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries and given to the Salem East India Marine Society.’ (14432). G to G+. 41

EPHEMERA, MAORI EVENT Maori Village at Clontarf. Programme of Maori Entertainment. 1st ed. Printed by A Holmes, Chronicle Office, Newtown c1900. 29 x 14cm. Broadside, black print on pink paper. Some dampstaining. Performances by the Whakarewarewa Maori (60 performers) under the management of Maggie Papakura. Performing in a village setting in Sydney, Australia. ‘Ask the Maori Maidens for Post Cards of the Village.’ (23313). G. Est. $200 *page 11

GORST, J E The Maori King. 1st ed. Macmillan, London 1864. 8vo. x, 409p. Frontis, map (fold). 2184. Brown cloth. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA. 43

GRACE, JOHN TE H Tuwharetoa. The History of the Maori People of the Taupo District. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1959. 8vo. 567p. Frontis, illus, geneal tables, DJ. Tan cloth. Ex Libris Vance. VG/G+ to VG. 44

GREY, SIR GEORGE Ko Nga Moteatea, Me Nga Hakirara O Nga Maori. 1st ed. Printed by Robert Stokes, Wellington 1853. 8vo. xiv, 432p. cxii, 18p. BIM447. W252. Red cloth. Black staining to boards. Chipped at spine head. Front hinge starting. Lacks prelims. Some pages unopened. SLF. Half title: ‘Poems, Traditions, and Chaunts of the Maoris’. From the preface: ‘Lest this selection of poems should be regarded as placing the character of the natives in too favourable a light, it is right to state that one very numerous class of poems has been altogether omitted as unfit for publication.’ (14304). AF. FA to G. Est. $800 *page 30 45

GREY, SIR GEORGE Polynesian Mythology. 2nd ed. Brett, Auckland 1885. 8vo. xxiii, 199p. Frontis, plates, music. 2349. Green cloth. CB. Pages darkened, brittle. General wear. G. Est. $100 46

HE KAUHAU He Kauhau. A wartime publication featuring Maori sermons. Te Waka Press, Whakatane [1942]. 8vo. 156p. Mottled pink card. Some dampstaining to textblock extremities. (16835). G. Est. $50 47

HE PANUI TENEI He Panui Tenei. Committee Statement on Action over Confiscated Lands, 26 August 1879, in Maori and English. [No imprint], Wellington 1879. Folio. BIM952. W570. Bifolium. Addressed to all tribes interested in land confiscated by the Government. The prefatory note (in Maori only) refers to the ‘manifesto’ as having been drawn up on the advice of Walter Buller, then practising as a barrister. (16806). VG. Est. $400 48

HE PUKAPUKA WHAKAAKO He Pukapuka Whakaako Mo Nga Tamariki Maori. Printed by Dinwiddie, Walker & Co, Napier 1881. 12mo. 22p. BIM1021. W602. Stiffened grey paper covers, lightly worn. SLF. Reading lessons and Old Testament stories, for children. Given the Anglican connections of much of the text, it may have been prepared by William Colenso. (21547). G+. Est. $300 *page 7 49

HINEMOA Hinemoa, with notes and vocabulary by Rev H J Fletcher. 1st ed. W&T, Christchurch [1907]. 12mo. 28p. H925. Brown stiffened cloth. (17495). G+. Est. $50 50

IZETT, JAMES Maori Lore. 1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1904. 8vo. 451p. Frontis, illus. I227. Green wrappers. POS Clifton G Reynolds, California. Many photographs including Maori portraits. See ‘A Young Maori Chief’, ‘Hori’ tatooed left forearm. (11111). G. Est. $50 51

JACKSON, PATRICK M (EDITOR) Maori and Education. Monographs of the New Zealand Teachers’ Summer School (No 1). 1st ed. Ferguson & Osborn, Wellington 1931. 8vo. xxxi, 481p. Frontis, illus, maps (incl fold). Blue cloth. Includes index entry ‘Jews, intelligence of’. Dedication page severed, extant, marked as though for future edition. Ex Libris Vance. G. 52

JOHNSTONE, CAPTAIN J C Maoria, carrying the bookplates of historian Alison Drummond & politician T Kennedy Macdonald.

KENDALL, THOMAS & SAMUEL LEE A Grammar and Vocabulary of the Language of New Zealand, carrying the bookplate of W H de Luen. Superior paper ed. Church Missionary Society, London 1820. 12mo. 230p. BIM2. W2 & S. Rebacked to style. Grained leather with decorative border centred by monogram of CMS. SLF. CB. Tape residue to 2 leaves. Variant TP. Intriguingly, the more familiar TP appears ghosted to colophon page verso. Very rare, the first recording of the Maori language, with rules of grammar. Kendall was one of the first missionaries to serve in New Zealand. Appointed a justice of the peace by Governor Macquarie, he settled in the Bay of Islands in 1814. In 1815 he produced a Maori-English primer ‘A Korao No New Zealand’, printed by George Howe in Sydney, and in 1816 he opened a school for Maori children. In March 1820 he returned to England, accompanied by the Maori chiefs Hongi and Waikato to work on this book with Samuel Lee, Professor of Oriental Languages at Cambridge. The grammar includes an attempt at a phonetic alphabet, an analysis of the language with rules of grammar, translations of songs and prayers, and translations of ‘familiar’ dialogues. Kendall returned to New South Wales in 1827, taking up a land grant at Ulladulla. His grandson was the poet Henry Kendall. A unique copy, with the Maori themed bookplate of an esteemed collector. (15363). G. Est. $4000 *page 13 54

KIRKHAM, FRANCIS W Lessons for Beginners in the Maori Language. Also Exercises and Vocabulary. 1st ed. James N Lambert, Auckland 1917. 12mo. x, 113p. K378. Red cloth. Cover title: ‘Kirkham’s Maori Grammar.’ Ex Registrar of Births, Palmerston North. (18387). G+. Est. $100 55

MAORI CHURCH ALMANAC He Maramataka, Ara, He Pukapuka, 1850. A unique annotated copy. [St John’s College, Purewa] 1850. 16mo. Illus. BIMS201. W197. Wrappers. Creased appearance with some neat repairs. Paper age darkened. Without coarse brown paper covers as called for in BIM. Eight leaves. Illustrations depict An Acre, A Ton of Firewood, He Tana. This copy has been used as a diary of arrivals and departures. Locations mentioned: Tauranga, Maketu, Rotorua, Auckland. Names: Mr C (probably Thomas Chapman), Edward, Archdeacon Williams, Mr Taylor, Dr Davies, ‘the children’. (23841). G+. Est. $800 *page 7 56

MARTIN, SIR WILLIAM He Tikanga Enei Mo Te Whakarite Whakawa Kia Pai Ai. Circulated at the Kohimarama Conference for consideration by the chiefs. [Printed by W C Wilson, Auckland] [1860]. 8vo. 8p. BIM506. W331. Unbound. SLF. Minor dampstain. First and last pages are blank conjugate leaves. Suggested rules for the proper administration of justice. (23993). G. Est. $200 57

MARTIN, SIR WILLIAM Ko Nga Tikanga Nui O Te Ture O Ingarani. R ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1874. 8vo. 76p. BIM815. W497. Stiffened green paper covers. Small white mark to front. SLF. Outline of English Law. (22095). G. Est. $100 *page 7 58

MAUNSELL, ROBERT Grammar of the New Zealand Language. 3rd ed. W B Upton, Auckland 1867. 16mo. xvi, 168p. BIM704. W423. Purple boards. Further reissue of the 1862 2nd ed with new TP tipped in. (19345). G. Est. $200 59

MITIRA, TIAKI HIKAWERA/J H MITCHELL Takitimu. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1944. 8vo. 21cm. 271p. Illus, genealogical tables (fold), DJ. M1805. Brown cloth. Work’s objective to preserve the story of the migration of the Ngati Kahungunu people from Hawaiki to Aotearoa, and to preserve the history of the New Zealand born ancestors of that tribe. G/G. Est. $100 60

MOLLISON, T Beitrag zur Kraniologie und Osteologie der Maori, carrying the bookplate of British anthropologist James Edge Partington. E Schweizerbartsche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Stuttgart 1908. 4to. [531]-595p. Illus, charts (incl fold). Quarter cloth. Original wrappers bound within. ‘Maori Craniology’ annotated in pencil to TP. (10860). G. Est. $100

1st ed. Chapman & Hall, London 1874. 8vo. xvi, 199p. 2914. Red cloth. Clippings & portrait of author mounted. G. Est. $200

Rare Books, Maps & Photography

Printed by the Religious Tract Society, London 1885. 16mo. viii, 222p. Illus, map. BIM1134. W696. Blue cloth. More about Jesus. Sunday School lessons for young people. (14259). Binding FA, contents G. Est. $50

Waata Wiremu Hipango, under the authority of the General Maori Committee of Wanganui 1899. 4to. 16p. Advts. BIMS40. W975. Illustrated wrappers, some losses to extremities. Portrait of Queen Victoria to front. 22 advertisements including one for Wiremu Karmana (William Calman), Embalmer and Modern Undertaker (American System). (14438). FA to G. Est. $150 *page 11

MORTIMER, FLAVELL LEE He Whakaako I Nga Mea O Te Ariki O Ihu Karaiti, carrying the bookplate of J Holdsworth.

NATIVE MEETINGS Native Meetings at Wellington 1896.

PERIODICAL, JUBILEE The Jubilee. Te Tiupiri. Maori Newspaper. No 61 Vol 2. Published in Wanganui.

Govt Printer, Wellington 1896. 8vo. 47p. 52p. BIM1456. Red cloth. A fully bound joint issue of two separate publications, one in English & one in Maori, retaining the title page of the English version. Second sequence entitled ‘Hui Maori, Te Whai-Korero A Te Hon Timi Kara I Tetahi Hui Maori [etc]’. (14277). G. Est. $100

PERIODICAL, TE HOA MAORI Te Hoa Maori and Good News, No 42.

1st ed. Printed by W C Wilson, for the NZ Govt, at the Printing Office, Shortland Crescent 1859. 8vo. 23p. BIM489. W308. Disbound. Blank outer wrappers. SLF. Lower wrapper dampstained, diminishing. Printed in English and Maori on reverse and obverse pages respectively. Two acts passed by the General Assembly of New Zealand, 1858, relating to native affairs, namely the Native Districts Regulation Act and the Native Circuit Courts Act. (23997). FA to G. Est. $500

‘Te Waka Karaitiana’, Whakatane 1950-51. 8vo. 16p. 16p. Self wraps, browned. Masthead illustration of waka scene in meeting house cartouche. Nama 2 Pukapuka XVII Maehe 1950 & Nama 10 Pukapuka XVIII Tihema 1951. Both G. Along with Methodist Church of New Zealand, ‘Wesley News’, August-October 1948, wrappers, G+. [3].

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

Printed by C H Murray, Auckland 1897. 12mo. 16p. Decorated wrappers. Issued quarterly. Back cover integral. Includes translation. (10804). G. Est. $50

PERIODICAL, TE WAKA KARAITIANA Te Waka Karaitiana, two issues.

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NEW ZEALAND Niu Tireni, Nga Korero Paremete, carrying the bookplate of J Holdsworth. Hoani Makae, Poneke 1902. 8vo. 88p. BIMS24. W613, 614. Rebound. Annual volume of speeches in Parliament by Maori representatives. (14278). G+ to VG. Est. $100 65

NEW ZEALAND LAWS A Compendium of Ordinances, Acts and Orders in Council, Affecting the Aboriginal Inhabitants of New Zealand. Copy of Captain Noakes, Rangitikei, his signature.

1st ed. James Madden, London 1840. 8vo. Vol I: xxxiv, 288p. Frontis (map, fold), illus TP, illus. Vol II: xviii, 304p. Frontis, illusTP, illus. 4588. Purple cloth. Front hinge cracked Vol I. Closed tear to map. FFEPs missing in both vols. CB. SABR. Boards faded. Uncommon to see books ex Australasian circulating library. (14320). AF. FA to G. [2]. Est. $600 *page 13 74

POPE, JAMES H Health for the Maori.

1st ed. Printed at the ‘Herald’ Office, Auckland 1864. 24mo. 208p. 4078. Full honey coloured leather. POS inscribed July 7, 1865. (17528). G+. Est. $300

3rd ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1901. 12mo. iv, 152p. P721. Red cloth. This edition only published in English. See BIM1473. (17531). G+. Est. $50

NEW ZEALAND NATIVE DEPARTMENT Notes of Meetings Between His Excellency the Governor (Lord Ranfurly), the Rt Hon R J Seddon, Premier and Native Minister, and the Hon James Carroll, Member of the Executive Council Representing the Native Race, and the Native Chiefs and People at Each Place, Assembled in Respect of the Proposed Native Land Legislation and Native Affairs Generally, During 1898 and 1899. 1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1899. 4to. 88p. Frontis, illus. N3907. N3908. Quarter cloth. Upper corners damaged. Bound with translation. POS James Holdsworth ‘tona pukapuka’. Last page annotated ‘Names of Local Places’ (24). G. Broadsheet laid in, Apirana Ngata, ‘He Hui Topu No Te Hahi Ringatu Ki Ruatoki [etc]’, 1938, G. (14308). Est. $100 67

NIHONIHO, TUTA Narrative of the Fighting on the East Coast (Nga Pakanga Ki Te Tai Rawhiti), 1865-71, with a monograph on bush fighting (Me Nga Korero Mo Uenuku). By Tuta Nihoniho, of Ngati-Porou. 1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1913. 8vo. 58p. Frontis. T826. Grey wrappers. Spine fold split, staples rusted. Vertical line of sunning front & back. In Maori and English. Edited by Elsdon Best. Rare. (21214). Binding FA, contents G+. Est. $400 68

NORTH, BROWNLOW Na Te Atua Ake Tona Whakaaro Ki Te Tono Mai I A Ihu. No 7. With ‘I Ruia Ki Roto Ki Nga Tataramoa’. No 8. Two Brethren tracts. R ed. Printed by S Clapham, Wellington c1887-1890. 12mo. BIM1224. W562/[7]. BIM1233. W562/[8]. Bifolium. SLF. Along with loose bookplate of J Holdsworth. (14357). G. [2]. Est. $200 69

PARKER, MRS He Whakaaturanga I Te Tikanga O Te Hahi A Ihu Karaiti. An annotated copy. 1st ed. [John Williamson, Auckland] 1847. 12mo. 36p. BIM349. W156. Rebound, green moire boards. New pastedowns. SLF. Annotations include ‘Waiiho, be left, 2 let be’. Selections from Annals of the Christian Church. (14352). G+. Est. $200

POLACK, J Manners and Customs of the New Zealanders, in two volumes. Ex W Westcott’s Circulating Library, Hobart Town.

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POPE, JAMES H Te Ora Mo Te Maori, carrying the bookplate of J Holdsworth. Samuel Costall, Wellington 1896. 16mo. 138p. BIM1473. W913. Maroon cloth. Revised edition of school textbook on health for Maori. (14262). G+ to VG. Est. $100 76

POPE, JAMES H The Native School Reader for Standards II and III, carrying the bookplate of J Holdsworth & the signature of S Percy Smith. 1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1886. 16mo. v, [7]-128p. 4647. Purple cloth. Distinguished provenance. (23312). G+. Est. $100 77

ROUT, ETTIE A Maori Symbolism. 1st ed. Kegan Paul, London 1926. 8vo. xxxii, 322p. Frontis, illus. R1069. Crimson cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $50 78

RYLE, JOHN CHARLES Four of a series of twenty-nine tracts, ‘Te Karere O Te Rongo Pai’. Printed for the NZ Native Tract Institution, [Gisborne] [1890]. 12mo. Nos 14, 24, 26 & 28. BIM1293, 1549, 1565. W698. No 14, 8p, uncut, others bifolium. Christmas greeting in ornamental border on back page of No 14. (14417). G. [4]. Est. $100 79

SEDDON, R J Te Whai Korero A Te Hetana, Pirimia, Minita Maori Hoki, Ki Nga Maori, I Te Hui I Papawai. 1st ed. Hoani Make, Poneke 1898. 8vo. 28p. BIM1521. W964. Blue wrappers. Williams ref annotated to front. (21213). G. Est. $200 80

SHORTLAND, EDWARD Two books including ‘Traditions and Superstitions of the New Zealanders’. R ed. Capper Press, Christchurch 1980. 8vo. 316p. Frontis, illus. Red cloth. VG. Along with Phillipps, ‘Maori Life and Custom’, (Reed), 1973, R, G. [2].

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SMITH, JEAN Tapu Removal in Maori Religion. Polynesian Society, Wellington 1974. 8vo. 96p. DJ. Blue cloth. G to G+/G. 82

SMITH, NORMAN The Maori People and Us. 1st ed. Reed for the Maori Purposes Fund Board, Wellington 1948. 8vo. 232p. DJ. Red cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G+. 83

STACK, REVEREND J W Kaiapohia. 1st ed. W&T, Christchurch 1893. 12mo. 94p. Frontis, illus, map. S1460. Pink wrappers. FX. Upper annotated at head ‘Arrived per “Rimutaka” April 27 [crossed through] 28/93.’ This attributed to W Colenso on FFEP. (11682). Binding FA, contents G. Est. $100 *page 11 84

STANLEY, CHARLES Parikarangaranga O Te Arohanoa. No 1. Brethren tract ‘You Cut Me Deep’. R ed. Printed by S Clapham, Wellington c1888. 12mo. BIM1227. W562/[1]. One leaf, printed one side only. Loss to one corner. (14419). G. Est. $80 85

STRASS, FRIEDRICH He Whakapapa Ara, carrying the bookplate of the Churchill Auction of Books and Pictures, New Zealand, 1942. Printed by Williamson for the Church Mission 1847. 16mo. 45p. BIM365. W155. Blue wrappers. A summary of Scripture History to Solomon, based on ‘Der Strom der Zeiten’. (16783). G. Est. $100 86

TAIRAWHITI MAORI ASSOCIATION Echoes of the Pa. Tairawhiti Maori Association Research Proceedings 1931-1932. 1st ed. Tairawhiti Maori Association, Gisborne [1932]. 8vo. 23cm. 132p. 1 plate. T14. Pictorial SC. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 87

TAYLOR, W A Lore and History of the South Island Maori, with a letter from the author mounted. 1st ed. Bascands, Christchurch [1952]. 8vo. 196p. Illus, maps. T210. Green cloth. Author’s signature mounted to TP, this page pierced beneath. AF. Ex Libris Vance. G/G. 88

TREGEAR, EDWARD The Maori-Polynesian Comparative Dictionary. R ed. W&T, Christchurch 1907. 8vo. xxiv, 675p. BIM1503. W804 (note). Crimson cloth. (17053). G+. Est. $100 89

WESTERVELT, W D Legends of Maui, a Demi-God of Polynesia and of His Mother Hina. Australasian ed. G Robertson, Melbourne ND. 12mo. xvi, 171p. Illus. Green cloth. See photograph of happy child ‘On Lava Beds’, page 163. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 90

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM A Dictionary of the New Zealand Language. Handwritten letter in stamped envelope mounted, sent by Bishop W L Williams to J Holdsworth, concerning this publication. 2nd ed. Williams & Norgate, London 1852. 8vo. xxxix, 323p. 6092. Rebacked, original backstrip retained. Later EPs. POS H[olden?] Hammerton. Letter bifolium (12 lines). A unique copy. (14342). G. Est. $300 91

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM LEONARD First Lessons in the Maori Language of New Zealand.

[CRAIK, G L] The New Zealanders. The Library of Entertaining Knowledge. Ex Marsden Mechanics’ Institute. Charles Knight, London 1830. 12mo. iv, 424p. Frontis (map), illus. 1476. Green cloth. Reissue. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA to G. 94

[DAVIDSON, ALBERT EDWARD] Sketches of Early Colonization in New Zealand, by Te Manuwiri. 1st ed. W&T. Christchurch [1907]. 8vo. 194p. D125. Brown cloth, pictorial. Pages unopened. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 95

[JACOBSON, WILLIAM E M] Akaroa and Banks Peninsula 1840-1940. 1st ed. Printed by Akaroa Mail, Akaroa [1940]. 8vo. 396p. Frontis, illus, DJ. J32. Blue cloth. Two photographs mounted. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG/FA. 96

[MANING, F E]/’PAKEHA MAORI’ Old New Zealand, by a Pakeha Maori. R ed. Richard Bentley, London 1876. 8vo. xxiv, 278p. 3346. Brown cloth, decorated. Some pages unopened. A smart looking copy. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG. *page 13 97

[MANING, F E]/’PAKEHA MAORI’ Two editions of ‘Old New Zealand’. R ed. W&T, Christchurch 1906. 8vo. xv, 350p. Frontis, illus. Grey cloth, Art Nouveau style decorated boards. TP overprinted in red ‘With an Introduction by Dr Hocken, FLS’. Stain to spine. Rough cut. G. Along with same title, (W&T), 1930, R, G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. 98

[THOMPSON, C MEYSEY] Bible in Schools, Extracts from Speeches, Letters, etc, etc. Collected and Compiled by Prophetes. 1st ed. James Hughes, Steam Printer, Wellington 1880. 8vo. 81p. 5535. Yellow wrappers. Upper loose. At head of title: ‘Primary Education in New Zealand, 1880.’ (24260). AF. G. Est. $50 *page 21 99

ACLAND, L G D Four books by Acland including ‘The Early Canterbury Runs’. Signed by author, with his corrections annotated, and letter mounted. 1st ed. W&T, Christchurch 1930. 8vo. 367p. Map (fold). A22. Red cloth. Illus & notes mounted. First Series. G+. Along with revised & enlarged ed, 1946, SA, G, complete ed, 1951, G+/FA, & same title, Second Series, 1940, SA, G+ to VG. Author’s letters mounted to all. Ex Libris Vance. [4]. Est. $100 100

ADAMS, C WARREN A Spring in the Canterbury Settlement. 1st ed. Longman, Brown et al, London 1853. 8vo. viii, 92p. Frontis, plates (fold). 41. Blue cloth. SABR. G to G+. Along with same title, (Capper), 1971, R. Ex Libris Vance. VG/G+. [2]. Est. $100 101

ANDERSEN, JOHANNES Jubilee History of South Canterbury, with three handwritten letters from the author mounted, one concerning Charles Dickens and his work in original parts. 1st ed. W&T 1916. 8vo. xv, 775p. Frontis (map), illus, maps (1 fold), graphs. A441. Tan cloth. Spine damaged. Textblock soiled. The unfortunate condition seemingly caused by frequent use. A gem nevertheless for the correspondence between the author and the previous owner, W Vance. Content of letters mostly concerned with place names, with the writer C G Tripp mentioned. A typed letter (19 lines) signed by author tipped in following text. TP SA, inscribed ‘Remembering 1 October 1945’. Content eclipses condition. Ex Libris Vance. FA. Est. $100

2nd revised (i.e. 4th) ed. Upton & Co, Auckland 1894. 16mo. xii, 92p. BIM1420. W882 & (S). Grey paper cover over card, soiled. Collation as for Bagnall W1330 (i.e. no TP). (24097). G. Est. $100 *page 11

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1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1927. 8vo. 238p. 1 map (fold). A461. Green cloth. CB. A most detailed, careful index with full notes which represent the author’s earliest and perhaps most successful study in this field. Ex Libris Vance. G+.

WILSON, J A Sketches of Ancient Maori Life and History. Champtaloup & Cooper, Auckland 1894. 8vo. 39p. W1486. Grey wrappers. Reprinted from the ‘Auckland Star’. (24779). G. Est. $50 12

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ANDERSEN, JOHANNES Place-Names of Banks Peninsula, inscribed by author ‘now busy on place-names of New Zealand’.

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ASKWITH, BETTY The Lytteltons, A Family Chronicle of the Nineteenth Century.

BEATTIE, HERRIES Maori Place-Names of Canterbury, signed by author.

1st ed. Chatto & Windus, London 1975. 8vo. 214p. Illus, DJ. Ochre cloth. G/G.

1st ed. ODT & Witness, Dunedin 1945. 8vo. 120p. Cream SC. Ex Libris Vance.

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BAGNALL, A G Old Greytown. The Story of the First Hundred Years of Greytown’s Settlement, 1854-1954.

BEATTIE, HERRIES Otago Place Names, signed by author.

1st ed. Greytown Borough Council, Greytown 1953. 8vo. 105p. Frontis, illus (incl fold). B23. Green cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 105

BARKER, LADY MARY ANNE Three books by Lady Barker including ‘Station Amusements in New Zealand’. 1st ed. William Hunt, London 1873. 8vo. 278p. Map (fold). Crimson cloth. Front hinge cracked, shaken. AF. FA to G. Along with ‘Station Life in New Zealand’, (Macmillan), 1883, G, and ‘A Year’s Housekeeping in South Africa’, (Macmillan), 1886, colonial ed, Gertrude Curry’s copy, G. Ex Libris Vance. [3]. Est. $100 106

BATEMAN, WILLIAM The Colonist. A Work on the Past and Present Position of the Colony of New Zealand.

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BEATTIE, HERRIES The Pioneers Explore Otago. 1st ed. ODT & Witness, Dunedin 1947. 8vo. 160p. Illus. Blue cloth. G+ to VG. Ex Libris Vance. 118

BEATTIE, HERRIES Two publications including ‘I Visit Manapouri’, signed by author. ODT, [Dunedin] 1949. 8vo. 12p. Frontis, illus. Green SC. G+. Along with same author, ‘Majestic Manapouri’, (ODT), 1955, SC, SA, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. 119

BEATTIE, HERRIES Two publications including ‘I Visit Te Anau’, signed by author.

1st ed. J T Smith, Christchurch 1881. 8vo. 486p. Tables. 343. Crimson cloth. Ex Libris Vance. FA to G.

ODT, [Dunedin] 1949. 8vo. 16p. Frontis, illus. Orange SC. G+. Along with same author, ‘The Attractions of Te Anau’, (ODT), 1955, SC, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2].

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BATESON, CHARLES Two books including ‘Gold Fleet for California’.

BELL, F DILLON & FREDERICK YOUNG Reasons for Promoting the Cultivation of the New Zealand Flax.

1st ed. Minerva, Auckland 1963. 8vo. 172p. Folding EPs, illus, DJ. White cloth pictorially gilt. Stylish book design. G+/G. Along with Heinz, ‘Bright Fine Gold’, (Reed), 1974, 1st, VG/G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2].

1st ed. Smith, Elder & Co, London 1842. 8vo. 31p (of 34). 400. Lacking wrappers and 4p of advts. Includes lengthy extracts from views of FitzRoy, Heaphy & Petre. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA to G. Est. $50

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BAUGHAN, B E Four books by Baughan including ‘Arthur’s Pass and the Otira Gorge’. 1st ed. W&T, Auckland c1925. 12mo. 67p. Illus. B400. Brown wrappers, embossed illustration & titling red. Yapped extremities chipped. G. Along with ‘Glimpses of NZ Scenery’, (W&T), [1922], R, G+, ‘A River of Pictures and Peace’, (W&T), [1913], SC, FA to G, & ‘Snow Kings of the Southern Alps’, (W&T), [1910], 1st, purple suede, detached, G. Ex Libris Vance. [4]. *page 18 109

BAXTER, ARCHIBALD We Will Not Cease. R ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1968. 8vo. 189p. Frontis. Grey paper cover over card. Frontis portrait by Theo Schoon. Ex Libris Vance. VG. 110

BEAGLEHOLE, J C New Zealand, A Short History, signed by author. 1st ed. Allen & Unwin, London 1936. 12mo. 164p. DJ. Brown cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G. 111

BEATTIE, HERRIES Doubtful Sound, signed by author. ODT & Witness, Dunedin 1955. 8vo. 16p. Frontis, illus. Cream SC. G+. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 112

BEATTIE, HERRIES Early Runholding in Otago, signed by author. 1st ed. ODT & Witness, Dunedin 1947. 8vo. 158p. Illus. Green cloth. VG. Ex Libris Vance. 113

BEATTIE, HERRIES Far-Famed Fiordland, signed by author. 1st ed. ODT & Witness, Dunedin 1950. 8vo. 141p. Illus. Blue cloth. VG. Ex Libris Vance. 114

BEATTIE, HERRIES Mackenzie of the Mackenzie Country, signed by author. 1st ed. ODT & Witness, Dunedin 1946. 8vo. 113p. Illus, maps. B500. Tan cloth. VG+. Ex Libris Vance.

ODT & Witness, Dunedin 1948. 8vo. 120p. B509. Beige SC. Ex Libris Vance. VG.

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BIDWILL, W E & A E WOODHOUSE Bidwill of Pihautea, The Life of Charles Robert Bidwill. Signed by Airini Elizabeth Woodhouse, co-author, and grand-daughter of subject. Coulls Somerville Wilkie, Christchurch 1927. 8vo. 34p. Frontis, map (fold). B837. Cream stiff boards. This publication an issue, sold separately, of Chapters 1-6 of a larger work. See Bagnall. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 122

BOLITHO, HECTOR The New Zealanders. Illustrated by Harry Rountree. Dent, London ND. 12mo. xvi, 176p. Frontis, illus, map, DJ. Blue cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/FA. 123

BOOKLET, BRUNNER Brunner Centenary Souvenir Booklet. 1st ed. Brunner Old Boys’ Association, Greymouth 1948. 8vo. 58p. Illus, map. Grey wrappers. Inscribed to Vance from D Macmillan. Ex Libris Vance. G+. *page 18 124

BOSCAWEN, JOHN HUGH Early lithographs of New Zealand, bound in brown paper, with a handwritten cover title ‘Copies of Drawings by Hugh Boscawen (chiefly) of the Lands & Survey Department of New Zealand’. Unattributed 1876+. 4to. 31 leaves. Illus. Cover extremities chipped. Illustrations printed on heavy card, stapled together. ID to top corner of first page. Some soiling with juvenile pencil scribble to plate 29 verso. Three plates with piercing to body affecting images. The selection begins with head and shoulders portraits of Renata Kawepo and his wife in shield shaped cartouches, with a view of thermal activity in Rotorua in oval beneath. Page annotated thus: ‘Drawings chiefly by Hugh Boscawen of Lands & Survey Department & a great friend of A A S Danby’. Various images depicting thermal activity. Views of Rotorua, Rotomahana, the Pink and White Terraces, Huka Falls, Tongariro, Ruapehu, Taupo, Hawea and Milford Sound. One charming plate of a tuatara. One page features portraits of four Maori chiefs: Rewi Manga Maniopoto, Major Te Wheoro, Hori Ngakapa Whanaunga and Tamati Waka Te Puhi. This followed by a similar page of Maori women, not named. John Hugh Boscawen, 1851-1937, was in New Zealand with the Flying Squadron, 1869-1870. He came to New Zealand again in 1876 and joined the Lands and Survey Department. He was Private Secretary to the Governor Lord Onslow and aide de camp to the Governor Lord Ranfurly. See Platts, ‘Nineteenth Century New Zealand Artists’, 1980. 31 leaves with 33 numbered images. This appears to be a bespoke item. AF. FA to G. Est. $200 *page 18

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1st ed. Otago Centennial Historical Publications 1948. 8vo. 222p. Frontis (map, fold), illus, DJ. Blue cloth. Includes map captioned ‘The Harbour Hulks’ (many). Ex Libris Vance. G+/G+.

1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1947. 12mo. 39p. 2 plates. C912. Yellow card. (14202). G+.

BOWMAN, H O Port Chalmers.

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BRACKEN, THOMAS The New Zealand Tourist. 1st ed. Union Steam Ship Company of NZ, Dunedin 1879. 12mo. vii, 90p. Frontis, 2 maps (1 fold). 617. Pictorial wrappers. Upper FX, repaired. SLF. Includes NZ anthem after text. Mounted photograph of Pink Terrace as frontis. (24920). Binding FA, contents G. Est. $300 *page 18 127

BRACKEN, THOMAS Tom Bracken’s Annual, 1896. McKee & Gamble, Wellington 1896. 8vo. 80p. Frontis, illus, headpieces, advts. Lower wrapper only. Includes portraits of Plimmer, Blundell, Moran, N Fernandez (advt). Incomplete, starting at page iii. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA. 128

BRADBURY, E (EDITOR) The Settlement and Development of South Auckland. 8th ed. E Bradbury & Co, Auckland c1951. 8vo. 304p. Illus, advts, map (fold). SC. Map of Waikato, Thames Valley & Coromandel. Fresh appearance. G+. Est. $50 *page 18 129

BROWN, JOHN Two books including ‘Ashburton, New Zealand, Its Pioneers and Its History, 1853-1939’. 1st ed. Published for Ashburton County and Borough Councils by Reed, Dunedin and Wellington 1940. 8vo. x, 766p. Frontis, illus, DJ. B1537. Red cloth. G/G. Along with Scotter, ‘Ashburton’, (ABCC), 1972, 1st, cover blemished, G/FA. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $50 130

BUDE, EUGENE DE Notice sur la Province de Canterbury, Nouvelle Zelande, avec Carte. Librairie Carey, Vieux-College, Geneve (Switzerland) 1866. 8vo. 22p. Map (fold). Yellow card. ‘A M F Flowers souvenir d’amitie’ at head of title. Map VG, shows Dray Track, Proposed South Road, Milles Anglais etc. (24921). G+ to VG. Est. $100 *page 21 131

BUICK, T LINDSAY The French at Akaroa. 1st ed. New Zealand Book Depot, Wellington 1928. 8vo. xvi, 420p. Frontis, illus, fold map at end. B1670. Green cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 132

BUICK, T LINDSAY Waitangi, Ninety-Four Years After. 1st ed. Avery, New Plymouth 1934. 8vo. xi, 122p. Frontis, illus. B1683. Maroon cloth. FX. Ex Zanesville Art Center, related markings. 133

CANTERBURY MUSEUM Guide to the Collections in the Canterbury Museum, Christchurch, New Zealand. Copy of D Macmillan, ‘Hatherley’, his signature. Printed for the Board of Governors by the ‘Lyttelton Times’ 1895. 8vo. 232p. 9 plans. C169. Contemporary limp cloth, hand-titled. Lacks frontis & plates (as called for in Bagnall). (24099). AF. FA. Est. $100 134

CHUDLEIGH, E R Diary of E R Chudleigh 1862-1921 Chatham Islands. Edited by E C Richards. Signed by editor, with a letter from the editor mounted. 1st ed. Printed by Simpson & William, Christchurch 1950. 8vo. 474p. Frontis, illus, maps, DJ. C783. Grey cloth. DJPC. Letter (25 lines) concerns diary in the Christchurch Museum etc. Ex Libris Vance. G+/FA to G. Est. $200 135

CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY Documents Connected With the Proposal of the Bishop of New Zealand for the Settlement of the New Zealand Church. 1st ed. Printed by T C Johns, London c1854. 8vo. 16p. 1124. Wrappers. ‘84’ inked top right. Applied paper reinforcement to back. Spine fold split, two tacked stitches. ‘Private’ printed at head of first page. ‘And that the NZ Church Society has assigned a tract of land of 4000 acres in aid of the endowment of such Bishopric [etc]’. (24133). G. Est. $200

CLARKE, EDWARD B The Early History of Paihia. 137

CLARKE, GEORGE Remarks Upon a Pamphlet by James Busby, Esq. 1st ed. Printed by Philip Kunst, ‘Southern Cross’ Office, Auckland 1861. 8vo. 23p. 1275. Yellow wrappers. Considerable dampstaining. Neat repairs. POS W B Rhodes, his armorial stamp to front. ‘These “remarks” were originally intended for publication, in the ordinary way. Shortly before their going to press, a letter was received from the author, stating that out of courtesy to His Excellency the Governor, after the notification in the NZ Gazette asking forbearance on Maori matters, he desired the the “remarks” should be reserved for private circulation only.’ (24851). AF. FA. Est. $200 138

COATES, DANDESON The New Zealanders and Their Lands. With the author’s kind regards. 1st ed. Hatchards Seeleys Nisbet, London 1844. 8vo. 59p. 1294. Brown wrappers, dampstained. Losses to cover extremities & spine fold. Some underlining. ‘Valuable pamphlet’ pencilled to upper wrapper. A criticism of the report which did not recognise Maori title to land, despite the Treaty of Waitangi. (24265). AF. FA. Est. $300 139

COLLECTION, IMPORTANT PAMPHLETS Three bound volumes collected and bound by T B Gillies, cover title ‘Miscellaneous Pamphlets’, the first entitled ‘The Aborigines of New Zealand, Two Lectures’, delivered by the Rev Thos Buddle, Wesleyan Minister. Williamson & Wilson, Auckland 1851+. 8vo. VP. Full dark cloth, spines titled direct. One vol larger. Binding ticket of Leighton, High St, Auckland, to each. Pamphlets separated by tan blank leaves. Numerous pamphlets, combined width of ‘textblocks’ 10cm. 1st vol dated 1851-1866, 2nd vol 1867-1884, 3rd vol 1868-1883. Content includes ‘Notes on Sir William Martin’s Pamphlet Entitled the Taranaki Question’, ‘Revised Copy’, 1861, a report by Julius Haast, 1861, (Nelson Province), ‘The Waikato and Ngaruawahia the Proposed New Capital of NZ’, 1863, ‘NZ and the Proposed Australasian Federation, Speech delivered by J M Dargaville’, (Auckland Trades & Labour Council), 1884, ‘McLeod’s Whangarei Heads Stone Lime, Mineral Manure’, 1876, etc. ‘Notes on NZ’ by Rev Barclay signed by T B Gillies, Esq, Auckland. Thomas Bannatyne Gillies, 1828-1889. Close study will reveal historical treasure. Must view. G+. Ex Libris Vance. [3]. 140

COLLECTION, SOUTH ISLAND Pictorial booklets & ephemera concerning South Island tourism including ‘The Mount Cook Tourist Company’ brochure, 1932. Mount Cook Tourist Co, Timaru 1932. 4to. 13p. Illus. Pictorial wrappers. G+. Along with ‘NZ Scenic Playground of the Pacific’, (Govt Print), 1936, SC, ‘Scenic Glories of the South Island’, (Govt Print), c1930s, SC, G, & 7 others similar. Stapled into card folder. Ex Libris Vance. G to G+. [10]. 141

COOK, THOS Cook’s New Zealand Pocket Pamphlet. Printed at the City Press, Vulcan Lane, Auckland [1890]. 16mo. 61p. Advts. Illustrated wrappers, upper detached. Bifolium re Cook’s Hotel coupons laid in. (24692). Binding FA, contents G. Est. $50 *page 18 142

COWAN, JAMES New Zealand or Ao-Tea-Roa. R ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1908. 8vo. 274p. Frontis, illus TP, illus, map (fold). C1612. Red cloth, pictorially gilt. SS. A special edition issued as a souvenir of the visit of the American Fleet, with initial title ‘Souvenir of the Visit of the American Fleet to Auckland New Zealand, August 9-15th, 1908’. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 143

COWAN, JAMES The Tongariro National Park, New Zealand. 1st ed. Tongariro National Park Board, Wellington 1927. 8vo. 156p. Frontis, illus, maps (1 fold). C1633. Flexible red boards. Map & last leaf detached at end. SS. SLF. Ex Libris Vance. AF. G. 144

COX, ALFRED Three books including ‘Recollections, Australia, England, Ireland, Scotland, New Zealand’. 1st ed. W&T, Christchurch 1884. 8vo. vii, 272p. 1469. Yellow cloth, pictorial. Clippings mounted. G. Another copy, green cloth, G. Along with same author, ‘Men of Mark of New Zealand’, (W&T), 1886, 1st, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [3]. Est. $50

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CREIGHTON, LOUISE Two books including ‘G A Selwyn, DD’. Longmans, Green, London 1923. 12mo. xi, 180p. Frontis (map), 1 map. Green cloth. ‘Here am I, send me’ printed on TP. G/G. Along with Reed, ‘George Augustus Selwyn’, (Reed), 1939, G/G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. 146

DASH, GEO (EDITOR) Six publications concerning Waimate including ‘Waimate Verse’, with cover illustration of a small corrugated iron building decorated with Maori motifs. Geo Dash, Waimate 1936. 8vo. Unpag. Frontis, illus. Pictorial wrappers. G+. Along with Studholme, ‘Te Waimate’, (Reed), 1954, 2nd, G+ to VG, Greenwood, ‘Te Waimatemate’, (WCC), 1985, 1st, VG+/VG, 2 Jubilee genre booklets, c1926-9, SC, G to G+, & 1 other similar, SC, G. Ex Libris Vance. [6]. Est. $100 147

DAVIS, REVEREND RICHARD A Memoir of the Rev Richard Davis, for Thirty-Nine Years a Missionary in New Zealand. By Rev John N Coleman. With the sincere regards of the author. 1st ed. James Nisbet & Co, London 1865. 8vo. xii, 457p. 1559. Maroon cloth. (10859). G. Est. $300 148

DIARY, MORMON Two manuscript diaries kept by a Mormon missionary as he travelled around Northland, Waikato and districts in 1895-1896. 1895-1897. 8vo. Stationery binding. Well worn with surface losses, especially spine of one diary. Entries include the diarist urging gumdigging Bro Kaio to go to a Conference, the diarist leaving his horse with Bro Going while he takes the train to Whangarei and the steamer to Auckland, a wedding in Takahiwai, and five baptisms (set out in official columns). Many names mentioned, locals, as well as missionaries arriving from America (Bros Goff, Johnson & Browning, Whight, Derbidge). Hori Wetene was visited in Paparoa, a meeting held in his house, after which ‘I showed them views of Salt Lake City’. Hori Wetene told the missionary that he wanted to give the Book of Mormon back ‘as his people would not come and see him if he did not quit this church’. Two hymns translated into Maori laid in including ‘How Firm a Foundation’. These diaries contain a wealth of daily eye-witness accounts from a period in which detailed information of Mormon activity in New Zealand appears scant. Must view. Binding FA, contents G. [2]. Est. $800 *page 39 149

DIARY, NEW ZEALAND FARM Diary entries concerning a sheep station in the region of Benmore, within New Zealand Commercial Diary, 1903. 1903. 4to. 392p. Advts. Maroon cloth. Minimilist entries, the weather, then usually a list of persons working and their tasks. ‘1 October. Fine. McRae, Paterson, Stuart, Hodgkinson, Cameron cutting chaff/McGown round Cloudy fence/Barclay bringing in skins from Back Flat/Gibb in smithy/Campbell harrowing/Smith to Scrubby Creek for skins/Matheson cleaning under shed/Bennett & Rodgers mixing poison.’ A roll call of farm workers, including the itinerant. Signature of Peter Grand, Longslip, on blotter bound in. Ex Libris Vance. Binding FA, entries neat and clear. AF. 150

DIARY, NEW ZEALAND WARS VOLUNTEER CHURTON A manuscript diary kept by William Henry Churton of Auckland, teenage brother-in-law of Charles Heaphy. He reports the wounding of Heaphy (who received as a result the first Victoria Cross awarded to a colonial soldier), and gives a first hand account of the life of a Volunteer soldier. The diary opens with a scene of tea taking in polite society in Auckland and closes with a neat list headed ‘Officers Killed in the War in Province of Auckland 1863’. 1863-64. 8vo. Halfbound, marbled boards. Spine damaged with some loss. A rarity indeed - an untapped diary from this important period in the history of Aotearoa/ New Zealand. Offering a glimpse of the daily life of the son of a Colonial Chaplain, beginning with a round of social and church-related engagements in Auckland. William wrote his name and address in this diary on the 1st of January 1863. His address ‘Little Sutton’ (St George’s Bay) followed by ‘Exchange clerk Bank of N S Wales, Auckland’. This page has also been used to practice his signature and initials. The bank was evidently close to the waterfront as the comings and goings of ships and their passengers were keenly noted by our diarist. ‘5th February 1863. The “Ida Ziegler” sailed for London, etc. The Fairburns went in her.’ Churton also observed the quick departure for Sydney of survivors of the wreck of the ‘Orpheus’ on February 10th, the entry for the 17th edged in black as the city mourned its loss. Perhaps the most exciting entries in the diary relate to the activities of the Auckand Volunteers. Fresh accounts of the much studied Land War period are always welcome. This

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diary differs from specific ‘war’ diaries in that it covers nineteen months in the life of a seventeen-year-old, during which time he went to war. Flick the pages from dining with the Heaphys, the Baddelys & the Coateses, to find our diarist starting for Otahuhu or the Wairoa, the cast changing to Captain Brackenbury, Lieut Russell, Private Von Sturmer & Major Dequincey. The entry for the 6th February 1864 includes ‘Mrs Buchanan went to Mercury Island and Mr Heaphy to the front in the “Alexandra” with the Governor and the War Minister’. 13th February: ‘Went to the child’s (Marvins baby) funeral, & to the Coates’s in the evening. News of engagement at Waiau. Mr Heaphy wounded.’ An eye-witness account of turbulent times. Further information on request. G. Est. $3000 *front cover 151

DICKENS, CHARLES Two books concerning Dickens including ‘From the Black Rocks on Friday and a Gold Digger’s Notes’, edited (or written?) by Charles Dickens, signed by A H Reed. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1950. 8vo. 60p. Illus, DJ. Green cloth. G+/FA. Along with Ryan, ‘Charles Dickens and New Zealand’, (Reed), 1965, No 718/750, VG/G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. 152

DIXON, W GRAY The Romance of the Catholic Presbyterian Church. 1st ed. Wm H Adams, Dunedin ND. 12mo. 163p. Grey paper-covered boards. Ex Libris Vance. G. 153

DRUMMOND, JAMES (EDITOR) John Rutherford. The White Chief. Signed by editor. W&T, Christchurch c1908. 8vo. 234p. Frontis, illus. D646. Green cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G. 154

DUFF, OLIVER New Zealand Now. 1st ed. DIA, Wellington 1941. 8vo. xii, 127p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Ochre cloth. NZ Centennial Surveys XII. Ex Libris Vance. VG/G. 155

EARLE, AUGUSTUS A Narrative of a Nine Months’ Residence in New Zealand in 1827. R ed. W&T, Christchurch 1909. 8vo. 232p. Frontis, illus. E16. Green cloth. Smart appearance. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 156

EDGER, REVEREND S Lecture on Charles Dickens, delivered by Rev S Edger, BA. 1st ed. Printed at the ‘Evening Star’ [1880]. 9p. Advts. 1778. Purple wrappers. Advts include Newton Fairs, Bookseller, Queen Street (Auckland), and Hemus & Hanna’s, photographers. (24259). VG. Est. $50 *page 21 157

EPHEMERA, WEA Workers’ Educational Association Discussion Course. The Pacific Area and Its Problems. Lectures 1 to 6, by B R Turner. WEA, New Zealand 1938+. Folio. Six sets of cyclostyled sheets, stapled top left. ‘As British trade in textiles has declined, the UK has realised that its greatest hope for expanding markets lies in the export of capital goods, particularly to those countries such as China which are still in the process of industrialisation.’ Ex Libris Vance. G+. [6]. 158

EVANS, ALLISTER Waikaka Saga, warmly inscribed by the author. 1st ed. Waikaka Historical Committee 1962. 8vo. 296p. Frontis, illus, map (fold), DJ. Blue cloth. DJPC. Ex Libris Vance. G/G to G+. 159

FAHEY, W H Beautiful Dunedin, Its Environs and the Cold Lakes of Otago. 1st ed. Evening Star, Dunedin 1906. 21cm. 140p. Illus, maps, advts. F9. Pictorial card. Many photographs. Illustrated TP. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $50 160

FANCOURT, H C The Advance of the Missionaries. 1st ed. Reed, Dunedin 1939. 12mo. xiv, 129p. Maps, DJ. Blue cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/ FA.

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FANNING, L S (EDITOR) New Zealand To-day. An Authentic, Illustrated Description of the Industries & Commerce of New Zealand.

HALL, THOMAS (SUBJECT) Report and Narrative of the Trial of Thomas Hall and Margaret Graham Houston, Charged With Attempting to Murder Kate Emily Hall.

Vivian E Page, Dunedin 1925. Folio. 321p. Advts, illus. F81. Quarter cloth, illustrated boards. Upper board yawning. Cover subtitle: ‘New Zealand & South Seas International Exhibition Edition, Dunedin 1925-26’. Includes ‘Field Games & Sports’ section. ‘Other Winter Games. Association football is progressing steadily, and the League game now has a large number of followers in the principal towns.’.

1st ed. James C Wheeler, Christchurch 1886. 8vo. Illus (fold). 2435. Coarse brown wrapper, chipped. Illustration repaired. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA. Est. $100

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FITTON, EDWARD B New Zealand. Its Present Condition, Prospects and Resources. 1st ed. Edward Stanford, London 1856. 12mo. iv, 358p. Frontis (map, fold). 1938. Brown cloth. Lacks FFEP. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA to G. Est. $100 163

FURKERT, F W Early New Zealand Engineers. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1953. 8vo. 306p. Illus, diagrams. Red cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG/G+. 164

GIFFORD, W H & H B WILLIAMS A Centennial History of Tauranga. 1st ed. Tauranga Centennial Committee 1940. 8vo. 351p. Plates, map (fold). G229. Green cloth. FX. G. 165

GISBORNE, WILLIAM The Colony of New Zealand. 1st ed. Petherick, London 1888. 8vo. xii, 360p. Frontis (map, fold), 2 maps (fold). 2129. Black cloth. Good maps Tarawera, and Taupo Volcanic Zone. Ex Libris Vance. G+. Est. $50 166

GRACE, REVEREND THOMAS SAMUEL A Pioneer Missionary Among the Maoris 1850-1879. 1st ed. G Bennett, Palmerston North [1928]. 8vo. xv, 314p. Frontis, illus, DJ. G570. Blue cloth. Bifolium ephemera laid in, ‘Methodist Church of NZ National Day of Prayer’, 1940. Ex Libris Vance. G/FA to G. 167

GRAHAM, G W & L B J CHAPPLE Ellesmere County, The Land, The Lake & The People, 1864-1964.

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HALL, THOMAS (SUBJECT) The Story and Evidence of the Prosecution of Thomas Hall and Margaret Graham Houston, Charged With Attempting to Murder Mrs Catherine Hall. T F Farley, Bookseller & Stationer, Timaru 1886. 8vo. 64p. Illus (fold), advt. Wrappers with considerable loss. Taped repair lower front. Farley advt on back cover. FX. Foldout leaf of illustrations by Mr Edmund Goldsmith, artist, Christchurch, features seven portraits and Mr Hall’s residence. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA to G. Est. $50 174

HANDBOOK, BAY OF PLENTY The Handbook to the Bay of Plenty and Guide to the Hot Lakes. 1st ed. Langbridge & Edgcumbe, Tauranga 1875. 8vo. 20p. Map (fold), 18p of advts. 2456. Blue wrappers, advertorial. (24924). G+. Est. $100 *page 21 175

HARDY, NORMAN H (ILLUSTRATOR) The Savage South Seas. Text by E Way Elkington. 1st ed. A & C Black, London 1907. 8vo. xii, 211p. Frontis, 68 col plates, map (fold). Pictorial green cloth. ‘Had the Maori war been at the beginning of the white man’s career in New Zealand, that country would not be the paradise it is to-day, nor would the coloured natives be the men of knowledge and wisdom some of them are.’ G. Est. $50 176

HARRIS, J CHANTREY The Southern Guide to the Hot Lake District of the North Island of New Zealand. 1st ed. Printed at the ‘Daily Times’ Office, Dunedin 1878. 8vo. vii, 95p. Frontis (map, fold), map (fold). 2487. Green wrappers. Extremities chipped. SLF. POS Edward Curry, 8/3/79. (An Edward Curry, 1821-1902, once owner of Mt Torlesse Station.) Many closed tears to folded map at end, drawn by Koch. The first comprehensive outline of the region after Chapman’s Travellers’ Guide, interesting for its point of view and selection of detail rather than its accuracy. G. Small bifolium card map laid in, a Charles Gordon advertorial, no date, this VG. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $150 *page 21 177

1st ed. Ellesmere County Council, Ellesmere 1965. 8vo. 221p. Illus, maps (1 fold), DJ. Blue cloth. Climatically induced staining to boards. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA /G+.

HARRIS, J CHANTREY The Wellington Almanack, Directory, Calendar and Diary.

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J Chantrey Harris, Wellington 1884. 8vo. 343p. Advts. Green wrappers, advertorial. Upper detached. Includes list of dwellers in Wellington and districts. ‘Rex William, printer, Wellington ter’. AF. (24700). FA to G. Est. $200 *page 18

GRAYLING, W I The War in Taranaki During the Years 1860-61. 1st ed. G W Woon, ‘Herald Office’, New Plymouth 1862. 8vo. vi, 112p. Frontis, illus, 3 maps (col, fold). 2274. Pictorial blue wrappers. Losses to spine. Extremities chipped. POS Edwd Curry, and one other. Directions for the binder follow text. Ex Libris Vance. Binding G, contents G+. Est. $300 *pages 33 & 36 169

GREY, HENRY G The Colonial Policy of Lord John Russell’s Adminstration. The second volume only of two.

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HARROP, A J England and the Maori Wars. Limited ed. New Zealand News, London 1937. 8vo. 423p. Frontis, illus, DJ. H385. Blue cloth. Fold line tear to DJ (1.5cm). DJ SS. Fore-edge & EPs SLF. Smart cover art by New Zealand artist F H Coventry. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G. Est. $100 179

1st ed. Bentley, London 1853. 8vo. iv, 414p. 2357. Purple cloth. POS Jas Stuart Wortley. New Zealand content pages 112-160. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $100

HAWKE’S BAY PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE Report of the Hawke’s Bay Philosophical Institute, 1881.

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R C Harding, Napier 1881. 8vo. 12p. Headpieces. Blue wrappers. Includes catalogue of books, books ordered. (11679). Est. $80 *page 21

GUDGEON, THOMAS W The Defenders of New Zealand, copy of historian Dick Scott, with an annotated photograph of ‘Officers of the Armed Constabulary’ (engaged in the capture of Parihaka) laid in.

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HAWKE’S BAY PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTE Report of the Hawke’s Bay Philosophical Institute, 1889.

1st thus ed. Brett, Auckland 1887. 4to. 620p. Frontis, illus. 2371. Half maroon morocco. Spine damaged. The photograph reproduced in the work, this page also annotated, though names in different order. AF. FA. Est. $100

R C Harding, Napier 1889. 8vo. 8p. Headpieces. Pink wrappers. ID. Papers read before the institute include ‘On Coloured Sheep’ by Taylor White, Herbertville. (11680). AF. Est. $50

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HAAST, H F VON The Life and Times of Julius von Haast. Warmly inscribed by the author, with a letter from him mounted. 1st ed. H F von Haast, Wellington 1948. 4to. xxi, 1142p. Frontis, illus, 4 maps (fold). V212. Blue cloth. Enclosures. A unique copy. Ex Libris Vance. G+. Est. $50

HAY, JAMES Reminiscences of Earliest Canterbury. 1st ed. Christchurch Press, Christchurch 1915. 8vo. 215p. H538. Red cloth. Possible later EPs. Cover title: ‘Earliest Canterbury’. Ex Libris Vance. G+.

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1st ed. W&T, Christchurch 1957, 1971 & 1965. 8vo. All illus, maps, DJ. Maroon cloth. All G to G+/G. Est. $50

R ed. Brett, Auckland 1897. 8vo. 1208p. Illus. L450. Brown decorated cloth. Corner loss to FFEP. Ex Libris Vance. FA to G. Est. $100 *page 30

HIGHT, JAMES & C R STRAUBEL (EDITORS) A History of Canterbury, in three volumes.

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HOLLOWAY, K M Maungarei. An Outline History of the Mt Wellington, Panmure and Tamaki Districts. 1st ed. Mt Wellington Borough Council 1962. 8vo. viii, 280p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Green cloth. G+/G+. Est. $50 184

JENKINSON, S H New Zealanders and Science. 1st ed. DIA, Wellington 1940. 8vo. xii, 164p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Ochre cloth. NZ Centennial Surveys XII. Ex Libris Vance. VG/FA to G. 185

JOHNSON, J Three publications including ‘The Story of Lyttelton’. 1st ed. Lyttelton Borough Council. Printed at the Caxton Press, Christchurch 1952. 8vo. 243p. Illus, 1 fold. J185. Grey cloth. G+/G+. Along with Cresswell, ‘Old Homes’, (Pegasus), 1955, SC, G, & 1 other similar, SC, G. Ex Libris Vance. [3]. 186

JOHNSTON, A J Taipo Chaser (James Buller), carrying the bookplate of Fred B Butler. Reed, Wellington c1944. 12mo. 16p. Pictorial SC. ‘”What am I offered for these heads?” the auctioneer was saying.’ Endeavour Books No 3. Ex Libris Vance. G+. *page 25 187

JOURNAL, VOYAGE A closely written manuscript journal of a voyage on board the ‘Patriot’, bound for New Zealand from London, the last entry written at Van Diemen’s Land with fellow passengers ‘finally quitting in disgust [etc] and I am dreadfully fearful we shall have to do the same’. c1840s. 8vo. HFBD. Unpaginated, fore-edge 2cm width. Includes some rudimentary drawings. A letter to ‘Charles’ dated August 1857 laid in, along with a closely written letter/article (5-8p), presumed to be by the journalist, content includes mention of the New Zealand Company, and a poem. Reason for passengers quitting the ship seemingly disputes over food & drink. Possible evidence of the author’s identity in an armorial impression left in sealing wax, attaching a fragment of paper to the FFEP (crowned elephant insignia, name or motto illeg). (21086). G. Est. $200 *page 39 188

KEAM, R F Tarawera, The Volcanic Eruption of 10 June 1886. Signed by author. 1st ed. The author, University of Auckland 1988. 4to. xvi, 472p. Frontis, illus, maps, DJ. Blue cloth. From the introduction: ‘This book is not intended to be a geological treatise; rather it is intended to be a detailed record of the experiences of individuals and communities [etc].’ VG/VG. Est. $100 189

KENNAWAY, LAURENCE J Crusts. A Settler’s Fare Due South. 1st ed. Sampson, Low et al, London 1874. 8vo. 234p. Frontis, illus, chart (fold). 2972. Crimson cloth, pictorial. Hinges weak. SS. Spine extremities chipped with loss at head. Some soiling to cover. Enclosures. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $100 190

LEDGER, DUNEDIN A Dunedin shopkeeper’s ledger from the Gold Rush era, 1862 to 1867. 1862-1867. Folio. 160 hand-numbered pages, index VP. Full leather, the binding damaged by use and age. Thumb indexed textblock loose. Compiler and most goods unidentified. Goods are itemised initially (jewellery, watches, rings, brooches etc) and remarks entered such as ‘Bad left’, ‘Not very good’, ‘Carpenter at Hokitika’ etc. Most paid cash, some paid in gold. Mr Fraer of Princes Theatre did not pay, marked ‘Bad’. An ‘Oswald, at Otago’ paid in gold. A list of names in chronological order appears later in the album. This provides a roll call of those present in Dunedin when the volume of arrivals often prevented such details being captured. A wee goldmine of historical treasures. Binding FA, contents G+. Est. $200 *page 39 191

LEE, JOHN A Socialism in New Zealand. Inscribed to Vance by John A Lee.

LEYS, THOMSON W Brett’s Colonists’ Guide and Cyclopaedia of Useful Knowledge.

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LOCKERBIE, LESLIE Eight Raupo Series School Readers including ‘Deeds of Daring in New Zealand’. 1st ed. Reed, Dunedin [1937]. 12mo. 19p. Illus, maps. R182. Green and brown decorated card. With Rose, ‘Old Puhoi’, Waiwera School, c1938, G to G+, & 6 others similar, G to G+. Along with three Reed ‘Raupo’ New Zealand Gift Booklets, stiff boards, c1930s, 1 R, G to G+. Ex Zanesville Art Center, related markings. [11]. Est. $50 194

LUCKIE, D M The Raid of the Russian Cruiser ‘Kaskowiski’. An Old Story of Auckland. 1st ed. Printed by the New Zealand Times Co, Wellington 1894. 8vo. 39p. Advts. L706. Orange wrappers. Staples rusted. FX. With an introduction and appendix on colonial defence. Ex Libris Vance. G to G+. Est. $100 *page 21 195

MACFARLANE, L R C Eight publications concerning North Canterbury including ‘Te Raka. Land of Happy Sunshine’. 1st ed. W&T, Christchurch 1954. 8vo. 139p. DJ. Green cloth. VG/VG. Along with Cotterell, ‘Beside the South Opuha’, (Beynon), 1959, 1st, SC, G, Cresswell, ‘Squatter and Settler’, (WCC ), 1952, 1st, G+/G+, Gillespie, ‘Oxford’, (OHC), c1950s, VG/G+, McCaskill, ‘Molesworth’, (Reed), 1969, 1st, G to G+/G+, 3 others similar, 1 SC, G. Ex Libris Vance. [8]. Est. $100 196

MACKAY, JAMES Our Dealings With Maori Lands, carrying the bookplate of William Downie Stewart. 1st ed. Kidd & William, Auckland 1888. 8vo. 60p. 3293. Green wrappers, extremities darkened with minor losses. Spine fold crushed. ‘In 1840 the Maori people were very numerous and warlike, and were well supplied with arms and ammunition, and any attempt to have taken their lands by force would have resulted in the extermination of all the Europeans then residing in the country.’ (22477). G. Est. $300 *page 11 197

MACKENZIE, F W Overland from Auckland to Wellington in 1853. Being Notes of Travel. 1st ed. J Wilkie, Dunedin 1893. 16mo. 82p. M364. Green cloth. CB. SABR. Boards soiled, upper bowed. Glue line to joints. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $200 198

MACKENZIE, FLORENCE Three books including ‘Wakatipu Pioneers’. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1951. 8vo. 126p. Illus. M362. Stiff card. G. Along with same author, ‘The Sparkling Waters of Whakatipu’, (Reed), 1948, 2nd, G, & Knudson, ‘The Story of Wakatipu’, (W&T), 1968, 1st, VG/VG. Ex Libris Vance. [3]. Est. $50 199

MACLEAN BUCKLEY, HELEN From Little Towns in a Far Land We Came. A Narrative Written by Helen Maclean Buckley. With two letters by the author mounted. 1st ed. Printed by Whitefriars Press, London 1950. 12mo. 84p. Frontis, plate, map. S163. Green cloth. G+/G. Another copy, SA. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G. [2]. 200

MACMILLAN, DAVID Four books concerning medicine and health in New Zealand including ‘By-ways of History & Medicine’, warmly inscribed by author. 1st ed. N M Peryer Ltd, Christchruch 1946. 8vo. 419p. Plates incl ports on 14 leaves, DJ. M544. Crimson cloth. No 36/200. G/FA. Along with Robb, ‘Medicine and Health in New Zealand’, (author), 1940, 1st, G+/FA, Rattray, ‘Great Days in New Zealand Nursing’, (Harrap), 1961, 1st, VG/G+, & Maclean, ‘Nursing in New Zealand’, (Tolan), 1932, 1st, cover soiled, AF, FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. [4].

1st ed. W&T/T Werner Laurie, Auckland/London 1938. 8vo. xii, 304p. DJ. L352. Crimson cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/FA to G.

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MAIR, CAPTAIN GILBERT The Story of Gate Pa, April 29th, 1864. R ed. Bay of Plenty Times, Tauranga 1926. 8vo. 50p. Frontis, illus. M667. Grey card. (24704). G+.

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NEW ZEALAND COMPANY The Twelfth Report of the Directors of the New Zealand Company, 26 April 1844.

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Printed by Palmer & Clayton, London 1844. 8vo. 38p. Rebound in brown cloth. Plain brown upper wrapper bound within. Page extremities dampstained. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $50

MCCLYMONT, W G The Exploration of New Zealand.

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DIA, Wellington 1940. 8vo. vii, 202p. Frontis, illus, map (fold), DJ. Ochre cloth. NZ Centennial Surveys III. Ex Libris Vance. VG/G+. 203

MCCORMICK, E H Letters and Art in New Zealand. 1st ed. DIA, Wellington 1940. 8vo. viii, 205p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Ochre cloth. NZ Centennial Surveys X. Ex Libris Vance. VG/G+. 204

MCCRAE, ALEXANDER Journal Kept in New Zealand in 1820, by Ensign Alexander McCrae of the 84th Regiment, Together With Relevant Documents [etc]. With editor F R Chapman’s compliments. 1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1928. 8vo. 33p. Plates on 2 leaves. M108. Grey cloth. Textblock shaken. Alexander Turnbull Library Bulletin No 3. Copy of Agnes F M Thomas, her signature. G. 205

MCDONALD, K C Five books concerning North Otago including ‘History of North Otago’. 1st ed. North Otago Centennial Committee, Oamaru 1940. 8vo. vii, 275p. Illus. M163. Orange wrappers, yapped. Original invoice laid in. G. Another copy, variant blue binding, G. Along with same author, ‘White Stone Country’, (NOCC), 1962, 1st, VG/G+, Stevenson, ‘Maori and Pakeha in North Otago’, (Reed), c1950, SA and with letter, G, Pinney, ‘Early Northern Otago Runs’, (Collins), 1981, ltd, slipcase, G/G+ to VG. Ex Libris Vance. [5]. Est. $80 206

MCHUTCHESON, WILLIAM The New Zealander Abroad. James Hamilton, Glasgow 1888. 8vo. 302p. 3282. Maroon cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G. 207

MCKENZIE, G M The History of Christchurch Cathedral New Zealand. 1st ed. Printed by Alex Wildey Ltd, Christchurch 1931.12mo. viii, 223p. Frontis, illus, DJ. M366. Maroon cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/FA. 208

MCLAREN, FERGUS B The Auckland Islands, Their Eventful History. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1948. 8vo. 109p. Illus, plates incl ports on 4 leaves, DJ. M453. Green cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G+. Est. $50 209

MEADE, HERBERT A Ride Through the Disturbed Districts of New Zealand, Together With Some Account of the South Sea Islands. Being Selections from the Journals and Letters of Lieut the Hon Herbert Meade, RN. 1st ed. John Murray, London 1870. 8vo. x, 375p. Frontis, illus, 2 maps (1 fold). 3477. Green cloth, pictorially gilt. Hinges cracked. CB. SABR. Edited by his brother. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $200

NEW ZEALAND PILOT Part of ‘The New Zealand Pilot’, transcribed into contemporary twin marbled exercise books titled ‘The Pilot 18’ and ‘The Pilot 21’. c1860s. 8vo. Handwritten text identical to that of ‘The New Zealand Pilot’, 1864, derived from surveys made by the order of the Admiralty, in the ‘Acheron’, Captain J Lort Stokes, and the ‘Pandora’, Commander Byron Drury, between 1848 and 1855. Nibbled corner to ‘Pilot 21’. Possibly transcribed by a small trader who could not afford the printed version. The simple style of stationery, combined with the flowing script, lend these books an atmosphere absent from the original from which they sprang. Many place names mentioned, not always coastal. References to whaling, missionary stations, the natives etc. ‘Mr Busby’s house is in a line with a remarkable one tree hill.’ (24750). G. [2]. Est. $300 214

O’CONNOR, IRMA Four books concerning Edward Gibbon Wakefield including ‘Edward Gibbon Wakefield, The Man Himself’. 1st ed. Selwyn & Blount, London 1928+. 8vo. 286p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Red cloth. G/G. Along with Wakefield, ‘A Letter from Sydney’, (Dent), 1929, R, Harrop, ‘The Amazing Career of Edward Gibbon Wakefield’, (A&U/Reed), 1928, G/G, & Bloomfield, ‘Edward Gibbon Wakefield’, (Longmans), 1961, 1st, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [4]. 215

OLLIVIER, CHARLES MORTON A Visit to the Boiling Springs of New Zealand, including a Trip to White Island. 1st ed. J Hughes, Christchurch 1871. 12mo. 38p. 4342. Yellow wrappers. Of White Island: ‘At the extreme western end is the only part where vegetation can be found, and it consists of stunted scrub. No insects are to be found there.’ (19352). G to G+. Est. $150 *page 21 216

OTAGO MUSEUM Willi Fells, CMG. 1858-1946, carrying the visiting card of Mr Charles Brasch. 1st ed. Otago Museum, Dunedin 1946. 8vo. 14p. Frontis, illus. Grey SC. Brasch card inscribed to Vance, this mounted to TP. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 217

PARCELL, JAMES C Heart of the Desert. 1st ed. Otago Centennial Historical Committee 1951. 8vo. 370p. Frontis, illus, map. P103. Blue cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG/G. 218

PEARCE, G L The Scots of New Zealand. 1st ed. Collins, Auckland 1976. 8vo. 240p. Illus, maps, DJ. Blue cloth. Ex Libris Vance. VG/VG. 219

PRATT, WILLIAM Colonial Experiences, by an Old Colonist. 1st ed. Chapman & Hall, London 1877. 12mo. vi, 288p. Map (fold). 4681. Brown cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G.

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MOORE, C W S The Dunstan. 1st ed. Otago Centennial Historical Publications 1953. 8vo. 124p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Ochre cloth. Ex Libris Vance. VG/G. 211

MUSGRAVE, CAPTAIN THOMAS Castaway on the Aucklands. Edited by A H & A W Reed. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1943. 12mo. 125p. Frontis, illus, maps. M2251. Brown card, mounted illus. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $50

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PURCHAS, H T Two books including ‘A History of the English Church in New Zealand’. 1st ed. Simpson & Williams, Christchurch 1914. 8vo. xviii, 252p. Frontis, illus, map. Blue cloth. SS. G. Along with Williams, ‘Centenary Sketches of New Zealand Methodism’, (Lyttelton Times), c1922, 1st, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. 221

PYBUS, REVEREND THOMAS A Maori and Missionary. Early Christian Missions in the South Island of New Zealand. Edited by A W Reed. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1954. 8vo. vi, 187p. Illus, DJ. P1114. Green cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G/G.

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RAMSDEN, ERIC Marsden and the Missions, with a letter by the author laid in.

SCHOLEFIELD, GUY H Captain William Hobson, signed by author.

1st ed. Angus & Robertson, Sydney 1936. Blue cloth. SA. From the letter: ‘I do not know any of the Maori crowd in Temuka. I would suggest you write to Te Ari Pitama at Station 3ZB Christchurch [etc].’ Ex Libris Vance. G/G.

1st ed. OUP, London 1934. 8vo. 227p. Frontis, illus, map (fold), DJ. S330. Red cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G.

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SCHOLEFIELD, GUY H (EDITOR) The Richmond-Atkinson Papers, in two volumes.

REED, A H Four books concerning Samuel Marsden including ‘Marsden of Maoriland’. 1st ed. Reed, Dunedin 1938. 12mo. xv, 179p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Green cloth. G/G. Along with Reed, ‘Samuel Marsden Greatheart of Maoriland’, (Reed), 1939, G+/G+, Drummond, ‘Life and Work of Samuel Marsden’, (W&T), 1913, stiff boards, G+, Elder, ‘The Letters and Journals of Samuel Marsden’, (CSW/Reed), G+/FA. Ex Libris Vance. [4]. 224

REED, A W Two books including ‘The Story of New Zealand Place Names’, signed by author.

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1960. 4to. Illus, DJ. Black cloth. Ex Libris Vance. Both G to G+/G to G+. [2]. 233

SELWYN, BISHOP Letters from the Bishop of New Zealand to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel. 1st ed. Rivingtons, London 1843. 8vo. 14p. Frontis (map, fold). 5081. Wrappers. Map VG. Armorial device lower right of map. ‘First Bishop Consecrated 1841’ in oval surround. (16843). G. Est. $200 234

1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1952. 8vo. 143p. Illus, DJ. R232. Red cloth. ‘Ruawai. Northland. The name may be translated literally as water hole, two streams, or to vomit’. G+/G+. Along with same author, ‘Place Names of New Zealand’, (Reed), 1975, 1st, author signature mounted, G+/G. Ex Libris Vance. [2].

SHERRIN, RICHARD A A Brett’s Historical Series. Early History of New Zealand.

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REEVES, WILLIAM PEMBER Three books including ‘State Experiments in Australia and New Zealand’, in two volumes. R ed. Allen & Unwin, London 1923. 8vo. Frontis (map, fold), DJ. R413. Blue cloth. New impression. Both G/G. Along with same author, ‘New Zealand’, (Black), 1908, Canterbury College prize certificate mounted, awarded W Vance. G+. Ex Libris Vance. [3]. 226

REID, R C Rambles on the Golden Coast of the South Island of New Zealand. R ed. Colonial Printing and Publishing, London 1886. 4to. 176p. Illus. 4823. Green cloth, pictorial. Front hinge weak. SABR. Corners well worn. 2nd ed. Text as in 1884 edition but with a much superior set of lithographs etc. Ex Libris Vance. G+. Est. $200 *page 18 227

ROSS, MALCOLM A Complete Guide to the Lakes of Central Otago, The Switzerland of Australasia, compiled by Malcolm Ross.

H Brett, Auckland 1890. 4to. xliii, 728p. Frontis, plates (incl fold), illus, maps. S675. HFBD. Spine damaged. Ex Zanesville Art Center, related markings. AF. FA.

SHORTLAND, EDWARD The Southern Districts of New Zealand. Inscribed to Reverend Rogers with Eugenia Shortland’s kind regards. 1st ed. Longman, Brown et al, London 1851. 8vo. xiv, 315p. Frontis (map, fold), maps (incl fold), charts (fold), advts. 5162. Green cloth. Front hinge cracked. Dents to board extremities. CB. SABR. The most significant general work on the region before the settlement of Otago. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $300 *page 13 236

SIMCOX, F S Otaki the Town and District. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1952. 8vo. 188p. Illus, DJ. Red cloth. CB. SLF. Some ID to half title. G/G+. 237

SIMPSON, FRANK A Chatham Exiles. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1950. 8vo. 182p. Frontis, illus, maps, diagrams. Orange cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG/G+.

1st ed. Written for & issued by the Lakes District Sub-Committee of the NZ South Seas Exhibition 1889. 8vo. 112p. Frontis, illus, map (fold), advts. Lacks wrappers. Incomplete, starting at page i. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA.

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1st ed. DIA, Wellington 1940. 8vo. ix, 197p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Ochre cloth. 1 plate detached. NZ Centennial Surveys VII. Ex Libris Vance. G/FA.

ROWLEY, F W Two books including ‘The Industrial Situation in New Zealand’. 1st ed. Harry H Tombs, Wellington 1931. 8vo. xiv, 178p. Brown cloth. Review copy. Printed note tipped to page 30 concerning moribund unions. G. Along with Broadhead, ‘State Regulation of Labour and Labour Disputes in New Zealand’, (W&T), 1908, 1st, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $50 229

ROXBURGH, IRVINE Wanaka Story. 1st ed. Otago Centennial Historical Publications 1957. 8vo. 274p. Frontis, illus, map, DJ. Blue cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG/G. 230

SAVAGE, JOHN Some Account of New Zealand, Particularly the Bay of Islands, and Surrounding Country, carrying the bookplate of J Holdsworth. 1st ed. Printed for J Murray/A Constable, London/Edinburgh 1807. 8vo. viii, 110p. Frontis, 2 plates (1 col). 5019. Rebound to syle, full calf, spine titled direct. Later EPs. Episodic heavy foxing to cockled textblock. Trimmed. Savage, Assistant Surgeon to the Government of NSW from 1802-1805, while returning to England on the ‘Ferret’, spent September and October in the Bay of Islands, when the vessel was loading spars. This book summarises his observations, supported, more importantly, by information he was given by the chief Moehanga who accompanied him. The first work devoted entirely to New Zealand. Plate entitled ‘A New Zealand Deity’ (i.e. tiki) hand-coloured. Handsome. G. Est. $2000 *page 13

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SIMPSON, HELEN M The Women of New Zealand.

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SKETCHLEY, ARTHUR Mrs Brown in New Zealand. First Part, ‘Middle Island’. 1st ed. Printed at the ‘Press’, Christchurch 1880. 12mo. 36p. Advts. 5187. Green wrappers. (24776). G. Est. $50 240

SMITH, S PERCY Maori Wars of the Nineteenth Century. 2nd ed. W&T, Christchurch 1910. 8vo. 490p. Frontis, illus. Blue cloth. Second and enlarged edition. Binding fault upper corner. Ex Libris Vance. G. 241

SOPER, EILEEN L The Otago of Our Mothers. 1st ed. Otago Centennial Historical Publications 1948. 8vo. 100p. Illus, DJ. Blue cloth. Ex Libris Vance. VG+/G. 242

STACK, REVEREND J W Two books including ‘Early Maoriland Adventures of J W Stack’, edited by A H Reed. 1st ed. Reed, Dunedin 1935. 12mo. 286p. Illus, maps, DJ. Blue cloth. G+ to VG/G+. Along with same details, ‘Further Maoriland Adventures of J W and E Stack’, 1938, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2].

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STOCK, EUGENE Two books including ‘The Story of the New Zealand Mission’.

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TROLLOPE, ANTHONY Australia and New Zealand.

1st ed. CMS, London 1913. 8vo. 77p. Illus. Pictorial card. Edge loss to cover extremities. G. Along with same author, ‘The History of the Church Missionary Society in New Zealand’, (NZCMS), 1935, R, SC, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2].

R ed. George Robertson, Melbourne 1873. 8vo. 690p. 5624. Blue cloth. Joints split. CB. SABR. Some staining. Authorized Australian ed. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA to G. Est. $100

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TUCKER, SARAH The Southern Cross and the Southern Crown, by Miss Tucker.

SWEETMAN, EDWARD The Unsigned New Zealand Treaty. 1st ed. Arrow Printery, Melbourne 1939. 8vo. xi, 196p. Frontis, illus. Blue SC. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 245

TANNER BROS Two books including ‘24 Panoramic Gems of New Zealand’. Tanner Bros, Wellington c1924. 26 x 14.5cm. 24p. Illus. T57a. Cream card titled and illustrated in orange. Cord tie. Gems include an image of the Auckland waterfront, with vanished buildings to fore. G+. Along with ‘54 Photographic Gems of New Zealand’, (Tanner Bros), c1920s, SC. G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $80 *page 25 246

TASMAN, ABEL JANSZOON Two copies of ‘Abel Janszoon Tasman & the Discovery of New Zealand’, one signed by J C Beaglehole, with typed letter on DIA letterhead signed by J W Heenan, Under-Secretary, suggesting a donation to the patriotic fund in lieu of payment as ‘this booklet was not produced for sale’. 1st ed. DIA, Wellington 1942. 4to. 66p. Illus, DJ. T106. Cream wrapper printed in red and black with compass vignette centre front, this over plain stiff boards. Signed by Beaglehole to TP verso, Timaru, 4 December 1943. SLF. Lower board slightly bowed. Wrapper chipped at extremities. G/G. Second copy SLF. Variant grey wrapper darkened. G/G. Contributions by Allen Curnow, J C Beaglehole and M F Vigeveno. Curnow’s landmark poem ‘Landfall in Unknown Seas’ here printed for the first time, complete with typographical errors. Along with ‘The Tasman Map’, (Trustees of the Public Library of NSW), 1948, SC, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [3]. Est. $100

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J Nisbet, London 1855. 12mo. viii, 263p. Frontis, map (fold), illus. 5647. Green cloth. Reissue? See Bagnall. Carrying the bookplates of M C Palmer & J Holdsworth. (14269). G. Est. $50 255

UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND Maoriland. An Illustrated Handbook of New Zealand. 1st ed. George Robertson, Melbourne 1884. 12mo. xxxiii, 355p. Frontis, illus, advts, maps (incl col). Brown limp cloth. Shaken. Ex Libris Vance. G. 256

WAKEFIELD, E G The Founders of Canterbury. Vol I, Being Letters from the Late Edward Gibbon Wakefield to the Late John Robert Godley. 1st ed. Stevens & Co, Christchurch 1868. 8vo. xvi, 352p. 5795. Green wrappers, lower detached. Edge loss to extremities, especially spine. Closed tear to front (3cm). Ex Libris Vance. Binding FA, contents G. 257

WAKEFIELD, E J Adventure in New Zealand, from 1839 to 1844. With Some Account of the Beginning of the British Colonization of the Islands. In two volumes. 1st ed. John Murray, London 1845. 8vo. Vol I: x, 482p. Map in pocket. Vol II: x, 546p. 5819. Green cloth. Boards faded with some staining. SS. CB. New EPs. SLF. Advt for ‘Views in New Zealand’ tipped to TP of Vol I. Map in VG condition. Bagnall: ‘Murray appears to have printed only 750 copies of what is still the most readable and spontaneous narrative of the English settlement.’ Ex Libris Vance. G. [2]. Est. $500 *page 30

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TAYLOR, NANCY M (EDITOR) Early Travellers in New Zealand. 1st ed. At the Clarendon Press, Oxford 1959. 8vo. xxx, 594p. Maps (incl fold). T198. Blue cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G. 248

TERRY, CHARLES New Zealand, Its Advantages and Prospects as a British Colony. 1st ed. T & W Boone, London 1842. 8vo. xi, 366p. Frontis, illus. 5502. Green cloth. Lacks map. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA. Est. $300 *page 13 249

THOMPSON, H M East of the Rock and Pillar. 1st ed. Otago Cetennial Historical Publications 1949. 8vo. 204p. Illus, map, DJ. Grey cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG/G. 250

THOMSON, JOHN T Rambles With a Philosopher, or, Views at the Antipodes. By an Otagonian. 1st ed. Mills, Dick, Dunedin 1867. 12mo. xi, 250p. 5549. Blue stiffened cloth. Inscribed to George Smith, the gift of the author. (24701). G. Est. $100 251

TORLESSE, C O Two books including ‘The Torlesse Papers’. 1st ed. Pegasus Press, Christchurch 1958. 8vo. 238p. Frontis, illus, map, DJ. T609. Quarter cloth. Ltd ed of 750 copies. VG/G. Along with ‘The Journal of Edward Ward’, (Pegasus), 1951, 1st, G/G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $50 252

TREGEAR, EDWARD Hedged With Divinities. A skit on the women’s rights movement. 1st ed. R Coupland Harding, Wellington 1895. 8vo. 142p. Headpieces. T701. Pink card, paper title mounted. Considerable loss to margins of some pages, though not to text. ‘Occasionally the little steamer might be seen rounding the North Head as she made her way to Warkworth or Whangarei or the Thames [etc].’ (24853). AF. FA. Est. $50

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WAKEFIELD, E J The Hand-Book for New Zealand. 1st ed. John W Parker, London 1848. 12mo. viii, 493p. 5823. Green cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $200 259

WAKELIN, RICHARD History and Politics, Containing the Political Recollections and Leave from the Writings of a New Zealand Journalist, 1851-1861-1862-1877. 1st ed. Lyon & Blair, Wellington 1877. 8vo. 100p. 5836. Quarter cloth, stiff boards. Cover dampstained. Includes article captioned ‘The Steam Press’. Double columned. Ex Libris Vance. Binding FA, contents G. Est. $50 260

WARD, CROSBIE Letter to the Right Honorable the Lord Lyttelton, on the Relations of Great Britain With the Colonists and Aborigines of New Zealand. With the author’s compliments. 1st ed. Edward Stanford, London 1863. 8vo. 82p. 5862. Green wrappers, upper only. SLF. Cover extremities chipped. A defence of NZ’s part in the differences with the British Government on the management of Maori affairs. (24262). Binding FA, contents G. Est. $300 261

WEBB, LEICESTER Government in New Zealand, with a letter from the author mounted. 1st ed. DIA, Wellington 1940. 8vo. 179p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Ochre cloth. NZ Centennial Surveys V. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G. 262

WILLIAMS, W G (EDITOR) The Child Grew. The Story of the Anglican Maori Mission. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1949. 12mo. 76p. Illus. Pictorial stiff card. Ex Libris Vance. G to G+. 263

WILLIS, A D Interesting Chapters from the Early History of Wanganui, and, Wanganui in 1856. 1st ed. A D Willis, Wanganui 1887. 8vo. 75p. Illus, advts. W1355. Illustrated stiff card. (20839). FA to G. Est. $50

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WILSON, E WILSON Four books including ‘Land Problems of the New Zealand Settlers of the Forties’.

BROADSHEET, GREYMOUTH Broadsheet with heading ‘United Thanksgiving Service, To Be Held in Victoria Park, on Sunday, June 20th, 1897, at 2.30pm’.

1st ed. Reed, Dunedin 1933+. 255p. Illus, maps, DJ. Maroon cloth. G/G. Along with Norris, ‘Armed Settlers’, (Paul’s), 1963, 2nd, VG/VG, Martin, ‘Land Laws of NZ’, (W&T), 1908, 1st, G, & Cowan, ‘The NZ Wars’ Vol I, (Govt Print), 1922, 1st, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [4].

Argus Print, [Greymouth] c1897. 22 x 40cm. On thin paper. ‘To Commemorate the 60th Year of Our Most Gracious Sovereign Lady Queen Victoria’s Record Reign.’ National anthem, ‘God Save the Queen’, and hymns printed within decorative border. General wear. Along with another, FA. [2].

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WILSON, J A Missionary Life and Work in New Zealand, 1833 to 1862. An extraillustrated copy inscribed to J A Wilson from his father, 1920. 1st ed. Printed at the Star Office, Auckland 1889. 8vo. 114p. Frontis, illus. 6140. Half leather, marbled boards. Upper joints split. Textblock blackened, brittle. Closed tears to some leaves, with some minor edge losses. Mounted photograph captioned ‘Rewi’ and one other illustration inserted by bookbinder, with blank leaves following text. Originally issued in pink paper covers. This work was printed for private circulation only, the inscription pointing to a copy held in possession of the author’s family & gifted to a descendant. AF. FA to G. Est. $400 266

WOODHOUSE, A E George Rhodes of the Levels and His Brother, with two letters from the author mounted. 1st ed. W&T, Auckland 1937. 8vo. 227p. Frontis, illus, map & tables (incl fold). W1718. Blue cloth. Many enclosures. Blue Cliffs (Station) letterhead. A singular copy. G. 267

WOODHOUSE, A E (EDITOR) Two books including ‘Tales of Pioneer Women’. 1st ed. W&T, Auckland 1940. 12mo. xxviii, 337p. Illus, DJ. Blue cloth. G+/FA. Along with Simpson, ‘The Women of New Zealand’, (A&U/Paul’s), 1962, R, VG/G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. 268

YATE, REVEREND WILLIAM An Account of New Zealand and of the Formation and Progress of the Church Missionary Society’s Mission in the Northern Island. 1st ed. Seeley & Burnside, London 1835. 8vo. 310p. Frontis (port), 9 plates, map (fold). 6205. Dark cloth boards, almost detached. Cover faded with some staining. Free EPs damaged with considerable loss to RFEP, less to FFEP. POS A Nick. ‘I have seen only one garment made of skins of this bird [kiwi], during my six years and a half residence in New Zealand; and no consideration would induce the man to whom it belonged to part with it.’ Ex Libris Vance. AF. Binding FA, contents G. Est. $100 269

YOUNG, REVEREND ROBERT The Southern World. Journal of a Deputation from the Wesleyan Conference to New Zealand and Polynesia. Presented to John B Shirley for his exertions on behalf of the Missionaries, 1859. 4th, revised ed. John Mason, London 1858. 12mo. vi, 234p. 6223. Blue cloth. Inscribed on FFEP. Ex Libris Vance. G.

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BOOKPLATE, AUGUSTUS HAMILTON Pictorial bookplate of A[ugustus] Hamilton (author of the work known as ‘Maori Art’), mounted to a museum catalogue published in 1815 and containing two entries dubiously attributed to natives of New Zealand.

DOCUMENT, BULLER RESERVE LEASE Legal document, being the lease of part of Buller Reserve. Made between the Superintendent of the Province of Nelson and ‘E Roach & Others’. With hand-coloured manuscript map integral. 1876. 28 x 43cm. 6 leaves. Eleven pages closely handwritten with red underlining, hand-stitched to left. Outer leaf soiled, some losses to extremities, not affecting handwritten text. Stamp duty 15s, 2s 6d, ‘fine’, with Nelson ‘postmark’ dated 5 December 1876. Names mentioned include Oswald Curtis, Roche (sic), Martin, McElwell, Corr, Hungerford, Sheedy, Conway, McLatchie, Hawkins, Brown, Kiely and Redgrave - a group of master mariners, a builder, a storekeeper and an Inspector of Police joining forces to try their luck in a land lease venture. Map shows Mulholland’s Lease beyond Waimangaroa River. FA to G. 274

DOCUMENT, NATIVE LAND COURT Native Land Court form NLC-12, ‘Te Ture Kooti Whenua Maori, 1894’, concerning Rakapa, Tikorangi, Taranaki, signed Pete Kuru Na Tona Roia, R Clinton Hughes. 1909. 21.5 x 34.5cm. One leaf. Rust stain surrounding staple loss and two pierced holes top left. SLF. Annotation verso to Hughes signed Mackay: ‘Owing to an order having already been made I beg to return your application’, 21/2/10. Other notes in red. Robert Clinton Hughes, 1847-1935, lawyer, conservationist. From his youth he showed an interest in Maori customs, mythology and traditions, often staying for days at pa and learning the language. See Donald, ‘Hughes, Robert Clinton’, DNZB, updated 2007. G. 275

EPHEMERA, BUTTER RATION CARD Butter Ration Card No O 65530 in the name of Jaggart, Paradise Road, Napier, within advertorial sleeve (an appreciation from C T Deverick, a Jervois Road Grocer). 1949. Printed on brown paper, 22 coupons remaining. Creased, with some small tears. C T Deverick, 172 Jervois Road. FA to G. Est. $100 *page 25 276

EPHEMERA, MERCHANT AND POSTAL A bundle of papers including bills, and postal and insurance ephemera. 1859-1959. Many items concerning G W Deller, a butcher of Carterton. Some items spike-holed. Collection features an issue of ‘The New Zealand Gazette’, 5 December 1859, (W C Wilson for NZ Govt), wrappers, stained, AF, content includes ‘Post Office Act, 1858’ and list of land claims. Treasures within. AF. FA to G+. [c20]. 277

EPHEMERA, NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS National War Savings ticket congratulating the recipient ‘on beating the Squander Bug for 16 pounds 14 shillings & 10 pence which stands to your credit in your National War Savings Account’. Unattributed cWWII. 6.5 x 10cm. Illus. Pictorial, printed in green. Hairy bug running with money. Ex Libris Vance. G.

72p. The book entitled ‘An Explanatory and Interesting Companion to the Liverpool Museum’, (Johnson), 1815. Marbled boards. Loss to spine. The work features part of the collection of the museum. Many references to birds from Botany Bay. The two New Zealand items are a knee ornament, ‘worn by the dancers of NZ’, and a sheath for a dagger, ‘beautifully worked to represent flowers, with dyed porcupine quills, by the natives of New Zealand’. Maori motif bookplate VG, book G. Est. $200 *page 11

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BROADSHEET, GREYMOUTH Broadsheet with heading ‘United Memorial Service for Her Late Majesty Queen Victoria, Held in Victoria Park, on Saturday, February 2nd, 1901, Order of Service’. Printed at the Argus Office, Greymouth c1901. 27 x 43cm. On thin paper. Hymns/ prayers printed within solid black border. Decorative rules. SLF. Light wear. G.

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EPHEMERA, RAILWAY A collection of ‘railwayana’, from spinster Edith Susanna Mathilda Wilkins’s dabble into Great Western Railway ordinary stock in 1907, to an ‘Authority to Pass Departure Signal’ (Form Mis 59) at Otaki and Te Horo in the 1960s.

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EPHEMERA, ‘WAHINE’ TELEX A long roll of original NZPA Telex machine messages concerning the ‘Wahine’ Disaster, the final telex stating that the Prime Minister, Mr Holyoake, had definitely not declared a state of emergency over the whole of the North Island. 1968. Rolled, with some sections stapled together. The outer telex creased and stained with tears to extremities. First message, headed ‘Drama Nine’: ‘By 2.20pm the Wahine had practically rolled right over on her side, the decks slowly reached vertical as the decks went under water. The funnel was pointing directly at Eastbourne, acrooss [sic] the harbour to the east. More Assn Lusty.’ The fourth message: ‘Snap...Snap...Snap... The Wahine sank completely about 2.33pm’. G. Est. $500 *page 39 280

NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH The Sick Princess. Dept of Health, Wellington [1947]. 8vo. 14p. Illus. N1495. Pictorial wrappers. Story about eating correct food and care of teeth. G. Along with ‘Fire!’, (NZ State Forest Service), c1940s, SC, G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. *page 25 281

NEWSPAPER, NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL The New Zealand Journal, No 145, 19 July 1845. Smith & Elder, London 1845. Folio. [181]-192p. Modern blue cloth. Pages browned. Published every alternate Saturday. ‘First, the Roman Catholics never allow landsharking, they do not possess a single acre [etc].’ (24710). G. Est. $100 282

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Information for Emigrants to NSW, NZ, Sandwich Islands, British Columbia, Queensland and other British Provinces of Australia. Pacific Mail Steamship Company, New York c1879. 8vo. 7p. Map. Wrappers. Not in Ferguson, Bibliography of Australia. (21405). G+ to VG. Est. $100 283

PERIODICAL, PARLIAMENTARY REVIEW Parliamentary Review, 17 September to 10 December 1937. W J Crawford Print, Palmerston North 1937. 12mo. Bound as one, in grey card. Trimmed. ‘A weekly digest of the legislation being enacted with a brief and simple explanation and commentary on same.’ Subjects include Alsatian dogs (attempt at control), jamming of 1ZB etc. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 284

PICTORIALS, NEW ZEALAND Eighteen pictorials including ‘New Zealand Free Lance Annual 1940’, subtitled ‘Our Fighting Forces’.

TIMARU HERALD The Timaru Herald Style Book. 1st ed. Timaru Herald, Timaru 1957. 8vo. 88p. Red SC. ‘Avoid Cliches. Horny-handed, as good as gold.’ Ex Libris Vance. VG.

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BOX LOT, AUSTRALIA Sixteen publications including ‘Must Australia Fight?’ by Ion Idriess. 1st ed. Angus & Robertson, Sydney 1939. 8vo. 223p. Map. Orange cloth. G+. Along with Evatt, ‘Rum Rebellion’, (A&R), 1939, 1st, G+, Madigan, ‘Central Australia’, (OUP), 1936, 1st, G+, Camoomilli, ‘The Glamourous Barrier Reef’, (McDonald), c1930s, SC, FA to G, Haskell, ‘Waltzing Matilda’, (A & C Black), 1940, 1st, G to G+, Hill, ‘The Great Australian Loneliness’, (Robertson & Mullens), 1940, 1st, G, & 10 others similar, 2 SC, G to G+. Ex Zanesville Art Center, related markings. [16]. Est. $150 290

BOX LOT, FARM STATIONS Sixteen books including ‘Shadows on the Hill, The Remarkables Station Queenstown’. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1978. 8vo. x, 190p. Illus, DJ. Green cloth. VG+/VG. Along with Newton, ‘Big Country of the North Island’, (Reed), 1969, 1st, VG/G+, same author, ‘High Country Days’, (Reed), 1949, 1st, G/FA, same author, ‘Wayleggo’, (Reed), 1950, R, G+/G, Vance, ‘High Endeavour’, (author), 1966, 3rd, VG, Evans, ‘The Silver Tussock’, (author), 1975, 1st, VG/G, McLeod, ‘The Tall Tussock’, (W&T), 1960, R, G+/G+, and Woodhouse, ‘Blue Cliffs’, (Reed), 1982, 1st, G+/G+. Along with 3 Jim Henderson titles, G+ to VG, & 5 others similar, 1 DJ, generally G+. Ex Libris Vance. [16]. Est. $100 291

BOX LOT, NATURAL HISTORY Ten books including ‘A Naturalist in New Zealand’ by Mary Gillham. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1965. 8vo. 285p. Illus, maps, DJ. Grey cloth. G+/G. Along with Bailey & Sorensen, ‘Subantarctic Campbell Island’, (Reed), 1962, G+/G, Williams, ‘Molluscs from the Bay of Plenty’, (W&T), c1965, VG, Hamilton, ‘Little Barrier Island (Hauturu)’, (DSIR), 1961, G+/G, Leslie, ‘Animals of the Rocky Shore of New Zealand’, (Reed), 1968, 1st, G+ to VG/G+, Lamb, ‘Birds, Beasts & Fishes’, (NCAS), 1964, 1st, author’s note mounted, VG/G, Darwin, ‘Journal of Researches’, (Ward, Lock), ND, R, G+, & 3 others similar, 2 DJ, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [10]. Est. $50 292

BOX LOT, NEW ZEALAND Eighteen books including ‘A Pilgrim’s Way in New Zealand’ by Alan Mulgan.

A C Geddis, Wellington 1940. Folio. Unpag. Illus. Pictorial SC. VG. With another, 1942, SC, G+, and 5 issues of ‘NZ Free Lance’, 1940s, SC, mostly G. Along with ‘Colourful NZ 1840-1940’, (National Mags), 1940, SC, VG, two issues of ‘Brett’s Christmas Number’, 1939 & 1940, SC, Takapuna Beach calendar laid in, VG, & 8 others similar, including ‘The Weekly News’, 1930s-40s, generally G to G+. [18]. *page 33

1st ed. OUP/Humphrey Milford, London 1935. 8vo. xii, 142p. Frontis, illus. Green cloth. G. Along with Harrop, ‘Touring in New Zealand’, (A&U), 1935, 1st, G, ‘Making of New Zealand, Pictorial Surveys of a Century’, 2 vols, (DIA), 1940, Vol I G, Vol II AF, FA, seven New Zealand Centennial Surveys, (DIA), c1939-1940, G, Warbrick, ‘Adventures in Geyserland’, (Reed), 1934, 1st, G+, & 6 others similar, 1 FA, others G. Ex Zanesville Art Center, related markings. [18]. Est. $100

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Dominion Publications, Christchurch 1940. Folio. Unpag. Illus, advts. Pictorial SC. VG. Along with ‘NZ Free Lance Annual’, (Geddis), 1940, SC, L C Mitchell artwork, VG, & ‘Colourful NZ 1840-1940’, (Nat Mags), 1940, SC, VG. [3].

1st ed. W&T, Christchurch 1933. 8vo. xvi, 465p. Frontis, illus. Red cloth. G+ to VG. Along with Gardner et al, ‘A History of the University of Canterbury, 1873-1973’, (UC), 1973, 1st, G+/G+, Webb, ‘The Control of Education in New Zealand’, (NZCER), 1937, 1st, G+/G, Beaglehole, ‘The University of New Zealand’, (NZCER), 1937, 1st, G, Thomas, Beeby & Oram, ‘Entrance to the University’, (NZCER), 1939, 1st, G/G, & 4 others similar, 3 SC, G. Ex Libris Vance. [9]. Est. $100

PICTORIALS, NEW ZEALAND CENTENNIAL Three pictorial publications concerning the New Zealand Centennial including ‘New Zealand from the Air’, Vol I, Centennial Issue.

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POSTAL HISTORY, ARMED FORCES Sixteen postal history items, ten New Zealand-related, including an envelope addressed to Mrs Jack Gadd of New Plymouth from Tech Sgt Field of California. 1944. Envelope only, minus flap portion. Marked ‘Free’, 6c US stamp below. Collection includes three brown YMCA ‘On Active Service’ envelopes addressed to Bailey, State Forest Service, Kaingaroa (‘F Groshinski’ signed beneath YMCA insignia), and Burge, Wellington. One telegram from Berlin, 11 September 1913, concerning hero Wehners Welch (Kaiseri Deutsche Telegraphie, cinderella). Five postal stamps only, the war related postmarks and activities of the censor being the basis of this archive. FA to G. [16]. 287

PROGRAMME, SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION New Zealand & South Seas International Exhibition, 1925 Dunedin 1926. Printed by CSW, Dunedin 1926. 8vo. Unpag. Illus. Pictorial wrappers, detached. Cover art & centrefold by Burrell. (24743). AF. FA.

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BOX LOT, NEW ZEALAND EDUCATION Nine publications including ‘A History of Waitaki Boys’ High School, 1883-1958’.

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BOX LOT, NEW ZEALAND TURF REGISTER Thirty-four volumes of ‘The New Zealand Turf Register’, c1887-1944. Various 1887-1944. 12mo. Most cloth bound. G to G+. Along with ‘The General Stud Book’, Vol XXXVI, Parts I & II, (Weatherbys), 1969, halfbound style, G+. [36]. 295

BOX LOT, ORNITHOLOGY Eleven books including ‘The Book of the Huia’ by W J Phillipps. 1st ed. W&T, Christchurch 1963. 4to. 159p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Dark cloth. VG/G. Along with Stead, ‘The Life Stories of New Zealand Birds’, (Search), 1932, 1st, 1 plate loose, SA, G, Eggers, ‘New Zealand Birds from Linocuts’, (Reed), 1952, 1st, SC, G+, Oliver, ‘New Zealand Birds’, (Fine Arts), 1930, 1st, SA, G/FA, Marriner, ‘The Kea’, (W&T), 1908, VG/FA, Westerkov, ‘Know Your New Zealand Birds’, (W&T), 1967, 1st, G+/G, & 5 others similar, 3 SC, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [11]. Est. $80

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BOX LOT, ORNITHOLOGY Seven large format books including ‘George Edward Lodge, The Unpublished New Zealand Bird Paintings’. 1st ed. Nova Pacifica, Wellington 1982. Folio. xiv, 409p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Quarter blue linen. Paper scar to FFEP. G+/VG. Along with Fuller & Ching, ‘Kiwis’, (SeTo), 1990, 1st, G/VG, Robertson et al, ‘Atlas of Bird Distribution in New Zealand’, (OSNZ), 2007, 1st, VG, Moon, ‘New Zealand Birds in Focus’, (Reed), 2005, 1st, F/VG, & 3 others similar, G+. [7]. Est. $100 297

BOX LOT, ORNITHOLOGY Twenty-five books concerning New Zealand birds including ‘Our Feathered Immigrants’ by James Drummond. Govt Printer, Wellington 1907. 8vo. vii, 49p. Illus. Rebound in quarter cloth. Original wrapper bound within. Divisions of Biology and Horticulture Bulletin No 16, FA to G. Along with Oliver, ‘New Zealand Birds’, (Fine Arts), 1930, 1st, G/ FA to G, another copy, (Reed), 1955, 2nd, G+/FA, Stead, ‘The Life Histories of New Zealand Birds’, (Search), 1932, 1st, G+/FA, Archey, ‘The Moa’, (Unity Press), 1941, 1st, SC, inscribed to Johannes Andersen with Archey’s compliments, G, Ellis, ‘The New Zealand Birdwatchers’ Book’, (Reed Methuen), 1987, 1st, G+, Falla et al, ‘A Field Guide to the Birds of New Zealand’, (Collins), 1972, R, G+/G, Turbott, ‘New Zealand Bird Life’, (Reed), 1947, 1st, G+/G, another copy, G, Westeskov, ‘Know Your New Zealand Birds’, (W&T), 1967, 1st, VG/G+, Forest & Bird, ‘New Zealand Sea and Shore Birds, (FBPS), 1953, 2nd, SC, G, & 14 others similar, 5 SC, 2 dup, generally G. [25]. Est. $150 298

BOX LOT, ORNITHOLOGY Twenty-one mostly large format books including ‘John Gould’s Birds of Great Britain’. R ed. Bloomsbury Books, London 1986. Folio. 239p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Red cloth. G+/ FA to G. Along with Parmalee, ‘Bird Island in Antarctic Waters’, (UMP), 1980, 1st, VG/G, Murphy, ‘Oceanic Birds of South America’, Vols I & II, (Macmillan), 1936, G+, Baxter & Rintoul, ‘The Birds of Scotland’, Vols I & II, (Oliver & Boyd), 1953, 1st, G/G, Halliday, ‘Vanishing Birds’, (Sidgwick & Jackson), 1978, G+/G+, Holmes, ‘The Heritage of Australian Birds’, (Currawong), 1991, R, G+, Finn & Robinson, ‘Birds of our Country’, Vols I & II, (Hutchinson), c1950s, HFBD, G+, & 10 others similar, generally G. [21]. Est. $100 299

BOX LOT, ORNITHOLOGY Twenty-seven books concerning birds of the world including ‘Wandering Albatross’ by L Harrison Matthews. 1st ed. MacGibbon & Kee with Reinhardt & Evans, London 1951. 8vo. x, 131p. Frontis, illus, map. Blue cloth. SS. G. Along with Berthoud, ‘Stories of Bird Life’, (Nelson), 1875, 1st, G, Howard, ‘Birds as Individuals’, (Collins/Fontana), 1955, R, SC, G, Campbell, ‘Finding Nests’, (Collins), 1953, 1st, G/G, Knight, ‘Bird Gardening’, (Routledge & Kegan Paul), 1954, 1st, G/FA to G, Gordon, ‘The Golden Eagle’, (Collins), 1955, 1st, G, Coombes, ‘Mountain Birds’, (Penguin), 1952, King Penguin, G+/FA, 5 Pelican paperbacks, c1950s, 1 dup (Penguin), SC, R, G, Hardy, ‘The Bird Lover’s Week-End Book’, (Seeley), c1952, G, & 15 others similar, 2 SC, G. [27]. Est. $100 300

BOX LOT, ORNITHOLOGY JOURNALS Numerous issues of ‘Notornis’, Quarterly Journal of the Ornithological Society of New Zealand. Ornithological Society of New Zealand 1955-1999. 8vo. Illus. Pictorial SC. G to G+. Along with ‘Checklist of New Zealand Birds’, (Reed), 1953, 1st, SC, G, & numerous issues of ‘Forest and Bird’, (RFBPSNZ), 1980s-2001, SC, G to G+. [Num]. Est. $100 301

BOX LOT, TIMARU Thirteen books chiefly concerning Timaru including ‘Guide to Timaru and Picturesque Canterbury’. Marriner Bros, Christchurch 1914. 8vo. 270p. Map (fold), advts. Stiff boards, pictorial. G+. Along with Hall-Jones, ‘Early Timaru’, (SHC), 1956, 1st, SC, SA, G, 3 issues of ‘The Timaruvian’, (THSOBA), 1970, 1971, 1976, letter to Vance re his editorship of same laid in, SC, G to G+, Lawrence, ‘Strangers and Pilgrims’, (Timaru Herald), 1962, 1st, G, Hamilton, ‘The Streets of Timaru’, (SCHS), 1975, 1st, G+, ‘Timaru Centenary’, (Dawson), 1968, G+ to VG/VG, & 5 others similar, 1 SC, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [13]. Est. $100 302

BURDON, R M Twenty-three publications concerning Canterbury including ‘High Country’, with three letters from the author mounted, signed by author. 1st ed. W&T, Auckland [1938] 8vo. 175p. B1736. Crimson cloth. G+. Along with ‘A River Rules My Life’, (Reed), 1963, 1st, VG/G, same author, ‘The Good Logs of Algidus’, (Reed), 1965, 1st, SA, VG/G+, Smith, ‘Printing in Canterbury’, (Christchurch Club of Printing House Craftsmen), 1953, 1st, G/FA, Somerset, ‘Littledene’, (NZCER), 1938, SA, G+, Deans, ‘Pioneers on Port Cooper Plains’, (Simpson & Williams), 1964, 1st,

VG/G+, Speight et al, ‘Natural History of Canterbury’, (S&W), 1927, 1st, G+/FA to G, Knox, ‘The Natural History of Canterbury’, (Reed), 1969, 1st, VG/VG, Wigram, ‘The Story of Christchurch NZ’, (Lyttelton Times), 1916, 1st, author’s signature mounted, 1928 Canterbury College history prize to Vance, letter from A V Wigram mounted, G/ FA, Odell, ‘Handbook of Arthur Pass National Park’, (W&T), 1935, 1st, SA, G+ to VG, Cresswell, ‘Christchurch Schools’, (Pegasus), 1956, 1st, SC, G+, & 13 others similar, 5 SC, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [23]. Est. $300 303

CLUNE, FRANK & P R STEPHENSEN Ten books including ‘The Vikings of Van Diemen’s Land’, warmly inscribed by author (concerning Rhodes). 1st ed. Angus & Robertson, Sydney 1954. 8vo. xiii, 482p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Blue cloth. G+/G. Along with ‘The Whaling Journal of Captain W B Rhodes’, (W&T), 1954, 1st, VG+/G+, Lawson, ‘Pacific Steamers’, (Brown, Son & Ferguson), 1927, G+ to VG/FA to G, Morrell, ‘Sir Joseph Banks in NZ’, (Reed), 1958, 1st, VG/G+, Reed, ‘Captain Cook in NZ’, (Reed), 1969, R, VG/G+ to VG, & 5 others similar, 1 SC, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [10]. Est. $100 304

DICK, BETTY Fourteen books concerning South Canterbury including ‘High Country Family’, signed by author. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1964. 8vo. 146p. Frontis, illus, maps, DJ. Grey cloth. VG/ G+. Along with Harper, ‘Wind in the Tussocks’, (J McIndoe), 1972, 1st, SA, VG/G+, Thompson, ‘The Lyalldale Waltz’, (Author), 1975, 1st, warmly inscribed, SA, VG/ G+, Pinney, ‘Early South Canterbury Runs’, (Reed), 1971, 1st, G+/G, McNeish, ‘The MacKenzie Affair’, (H&S), 1972, 1st, VG/G, same author, ‘MacKenzie’, (H&S), 1970, 1st, G+/G+, Richards, ‘Castle Hill’, (S&W), 1951, 1st, SA, VG/G+, & 7 others similar, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [14]. Est. $200 305

HALL-JONES, JOHN Eight books concerning Southland including ‘Early Fiordland’ with a letter from fellow author Alice MacKenzie laid in. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1968. 8vo. 199p. Illus, maps, DJ. Blue cloth. VG/G+. Along with Holcroft, ‘Old Invercargill’, (J McIndoe), 1976, 1st, VG/G+, Begg & Begg, ‘Port Preservation’, (W&T), 1973, 1st, VG/VG, Hall-Jones, ‘Historical Southland’, (Smith), 1945, 1st, G+, Miller, ‘West to the Fiords’, (WSHC), 1954, 1st, G+/G, & 3 others similar, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [8]. Est. $100 306

HARPER, ARTHUR P Twenty-two books concerning mountaineering including ‘Memories of Mountains and Men’, inscribed ‘with happy memories of Godley’ by the author. 1st ed. Simpson & Williams, Christchurch 1946. 8vo. 208p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Blue cloth. Clippings mounted. SA. G+/FA to G. Along with Schuster, ‘Men, Women & Mountains’, (Nicholson & Watson), 1931, G+/FA, Mannering, ‘Eighty Years in NZ’, (S&W), 1943, 1st, SA, G+/G, Wilson, ‘Aorangi’, (W&T), 1968, 1st, VG+/VG, Alack, ‘Guide Aspiring’, (Oswald Sealy), ND, VG/VG, Pascoe, ‘Great Days in NZ Exploration’, (Reed), 1959, 1st, G+ to VG/G, same author, ‘Great Days in NZ Mountaineering’, (Reed), 1958, 1st, G/FA, Dittert et al, ‘Forerunners to Everest’, (Allen & Unwin), 1954, G+/G, FitzGerald, ‘Climbs in the NZ Alps’, (T Fisher Unwin), 1896, 2nd, AF, FA, ‘Die Alpen, Les Alpes, Le Alpi, IV, No 11’, (Schweizer Alpenclub), 1928, clippings mounted, SC, G, & 12 others similar, 4 SC, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [22]. Est. $200 307

LORD, E IVEAGH Nine books concerning Westland including ‘Westland To-day’. 1st ed. Westland Provincial Organisation of the NZ Centennial Celebrations Committee 1940. 8vo. Unpag. Illus, advts. Pictorial card. Ford’s Pale Ale advt inside back cover. G+. Along with Millar, ‘Death Around the Bend’, (Stiles), 1954, 1st, G+/G, Moreland, ‘Through South Westland’, (W&T), ND, 2nd, G+ to VG/FA, May, ‘The West Coast Gold Rushes’, (Pegasus), 1967, G+ to VG/VG, Tracy, ‘West Coast Yesterdays’, (Reed), 1960, 1st, VG/VG+, & 4 others similar, 1 SC, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [9]. Est. $100 308

MACKENZIE, MRS PETER Twenty-two publications concerning Otago including ‘Pioneers of Martins Bay’, with a letter from the author laid in. 1st ed. Printed by the Otago Daily Times and Witness, Dunedin 1947. 8vo. 116p. Illus, map. M348. Maroon cloth. SA. Enclosures include two clear photographic prints. A unique copy. G+ to VG. Along with Gilkison, ‘Early Days in Central Otago’, (ODT), 1930, 1st, SA, author’s letter mounted, G+, McLintock, ‘The History of Otago’, (OCHC), 1949, 1st, illuminated enclosure (W&T), G/FA, Miller, ‘Golden Day of Lake County’, (W&T), 1962, 3rd, VG/VG+, Locke, ‘The Gaoler’, (Dunmore), 1978, 1st, G/G+, Hardwicke Knight, ‘Matanaka’, (J McIndoe), 1975, 1st, SC, VG, Chisholm, ‘Fifty Years Syne’, (Wilkie), 1898, 1st, SC, G, Ross, ‘Early Otago’, (Wilkie), 1907, 1st, G+, & 13 others similar, 8 SC, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [22]. Est. $300

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WILSON, HELEN Twenty-four New Zealand literature titles including ‘Land of My Children’, with a letter from the author mounted. 1st ed. Paul’s Book Arcade, Hamilton 1955. 12mo. xv, 214p. DJ. Yellow cloth. G+/G+. Along with same author, ‘Moonshine’, (Reed), 1944, 1st, SC, inscription mounted, G, Vogel, ‘Anno Domini 2000’, (Hutchinson), 1889, 1st, SA, FA to G, Clarke, ‘Katherine Mansfield’, (Beltane), 1944, 1st, G, Grossman, ‘The Heart of the Bush’, (Sands), ND, G+, Guthrie, ‘Paradise Bay’, (Werner Laurie), 1952, obit mounted, G+ to VG/G+, Hayward & Reed, ‘Rewi’s Last Stand’, (Reed), 1939, 1st, G+/FA, Hyde,’ Passport to Hell’, (Hurst & Blackett), ND, FA to G, Rees, ‘Home is Where the Heart Is’, (Wright & Brown),1937, R, G+ to VG, McCarthy, ‘Castles in the Soil’, (Reed), 1939, 1st, G+, & 14 others similar, 4 SC, generally G. Ex Libris Vance. [24]. Est. $100

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EPHEMERA, ANTARCTIC Six items including a Trans-Antarctic Expedition Ross Sea Committee Official Cover signed E P Hillary. 1958. Pictorial envelope signed top left. Addressed, the four commemorative stamps postmarked 20 January 1958. G+. Along with Souvenir Cover featuring Scott Base, 1959-1960, Ross Dependency 3d stamp, postmarked 16 December 1959, Scott Base NZAP stamped in red, 1960, map and Hillary portrait to left, G+, two NZAP printed Christmas cards, 1963-1964 signed by Russell Rawle, and 1969-1970, G+. Along with Air New Zealand Antarctic bifolium brochure, c1977+, featuring map, stamped Russell & Somers, G, & 1 other similar. [6]. Est. $100 319

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SMITH, D MURRAY Arctic Expeditions from British and Foreign Shores from the Earliest Times to the Expedition of 1875-76.

Macmillan, London 1885. 12mo. 227p. Frontis (map). Quarter leather. Ex Libris Vance. G to G+. *page 13

1st ed. McGready, Thomson & Niven, Glasgow etc 1877. Folio. xiv, 824p. Frontis, numerous coloured illustrations, maps and engravings. Rebacked. New EPs. One map AF, FA. Illustrations include portrait of Captain Cook with inset captioned ‘The Resolution & Discovery in Behring Strait’. G. Est. $100

BARKER, LADY MARY ANNE Letters to Guy, by Lady Barker (Lady Broome).

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BATES, DAISY Six publications concerning Australian Aborigines including ‘The Passing of the Aborigines’. 1st ed. J Murray, London 1938. 8vo. xviii, 258p. Frontis, illus. Crimson cloth. G to G+. Along with Elkin, ‘The Australian Aborigines’, (A&R), 1938, 1st, G to G+, Bolam, ‘The Trans-Australian Wonderland’, (Barker), c1930, 7th, SC, G, Pulleine, ‘The Tasmanians and their Stone Culture’, (Govt Print), 1929, wrappers FA, contents G, Hammond, ‘Winjan’s People’, (Imperial), c1920s, SC, G, & Love, ‘Stone-Age Bushmen of To-day’, (Blackie), 1936, 1st, G. Ex Zanesville Art Center, related markings. [6]. Est. $50 312

BIBLE, SAMOAN O Le Tusi Paia. British & Foreign Bible Society, London 1862. 8vo. VP. Full dark leather. CB. SABR. SLF. Extremities worn. All edges & EPs marbled. A handsome, well used copy. G. Est. $300 313

BROWN, J MACMILLAN Four books concerning the Pacific including ‘The Riddle of the Pacific’. R ed. T Fisher Unwin, London 1926. 4to. xii, 312p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Blue cloth. G/FA. Along with Freeman & Skinner, ‘Anthropology in the South Seas’, (T Avery), 1959, 1st, G+/FA, Heyerdahl, ‘American Indians in the Pacific’, (Allen & Unwin), 1952, 1st, G/G+, & Van Loon, ‘The Story of the Pacific’, (Harrap), 1948, R, G+/FA. Ex Libris Vance. [4]. 314

FITCHETT, W H Epic Pages from Australia’s Story. Nos 1 to 5. Fitchett Brothers, Melbourne 1938+. 8vo. Pictorial SC. The five loosely bound together in stapled folder. Cover art bright. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 315

JAUSSEN, TEPANO Grammaire et Dictionnaire de la Langue Maorie. Dialecte Tahitien. Neia I Te Nenei Raa No Belin, Paris 1898. 12mo. 388p. Brown cloth. PO stamp Robert T Aitken. (22133). G+. Est. $150 316

PICTORIALS, AUSTRALIA Seven large format Australian pictorial publications including ‘The Advocate Annual Tasmania Illustrated’. Proprietors of ‘The Advocate’, Burnie & Devonport, Tasmania 1938. Folio. 63p. Illus, advts. Pictorial SC. G+. Along with ‘The Sydney Mail Annual 1938’, (Dadswell), SC, G+, ‘Picturesque South Australia’, (Baker), 1936, SC, G, & 4 others similar, G to G+, SC. [7]. 317

ROTH, GEORGE KINGSLEY (EDITOR) Fiji. Handbook of the Colony. R ed. H R Craigie, Acting Government Printer, Suva 1937. 4to. 165p. Frontis, illus, map (fold). Brown wrappers, illustration mounted. 4th ed, 2nd imp. Ex Zanesville Art Center, related markings. G.

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SPRY, W J J The Cruise of Her Majesty’s Ship ‘Challenger’. 9th ed. Sampson, Low et al, London 1880. 12mo. xx, 319p. Illus TP, illus, map (fold). Maroon cloth, pictorially gilt. (22813). G+. Est. $50

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ANSON, GEORGE A Voyage Round the World in the Years MDCCXL, I, II, III, IV. Compiled from Papers and Other Materials of the Right Honorable George Lord Anson, and Published Under His Direction by Richard Walters. 8th ed. Printed for T Osborne et al, London 1756. 8vo. 536p. Frontis (fold chart), charts (fold). Contemporary binding, raised bands. Applied spine label. Front joint split. CB. Surface scratching to boards. 4p of introduction misbound at rear. Closed tears to age-darkened charts. Episodic dampstaining to head of foxed textblock. One gathering loose. Old marginalia (including a reference to ‘muzzing’ books) on front pastedown. From the introduction: ‘Mr Anson, before he set sail upon this expedition, besides the printed journals to those parts, took care to furnish himself with the best manuscript accounts he could procure of all the Spanish settlements upon the coasts of Chile, Peru, and Mexico. These he carefully compared with the examination of his prisoners, and the informations of several intelligent persons, who fell into his hands in the South-Seas.’ G. Est. $300 322

ASHBY, TED Two books including ‘Phantom Fleet, The Scows and Scowmen of Auckland’. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1975. 4to. xii, 167p. Illus, DJ. Beige cloth. G+/G. Along with Furniss, ‘Servants of the North’, (Reed), 1977, 1st, DJPC, G/G. [2]. Est. $50 323

BEAGLEHOLE, J C Cook the Navigator, inscribed to Tim Watson-Munro with the writer’s compliments. 1st ed. Royal Society, London 1969. 8vo. 38p. Grey card. Lecture delivered to the Royal Society 3 June 1969 on the occasion of the celebration of the observation of the transit of Venus. (23109). G+. Est. $100 324

CARTER, RONALD Little Ships, New Zealand’s Yachting Fleet. R ed. Reed, Wellington 1948. 8vo. 359p. Frontis, illus. Green cloth. 325

COOK, CAPTAIN JAMES A New, Authentic Collection of Captain Cook’s Voyages Round the World [etc]. Printed by G Swindells, at the New Printing-Office, Hanging-Bridge, Manchester 1786. 8vo. 620p. Frontis, 3 plates (2 fold). Full suede. Applied maroon title label. Textblock and hinges split. CB. SABR. Cook portrait as frontis, mounted to front pastedown. Page 536 misnumbered 556, error continued. Written by several principal officers and other gentlemen who sailed in various ships. From G W Anderson’s edition, originally published in 1784. See Beddie 25 (citing a copy bound in full kangaroo). AF. FA to G. Est. $400

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COOK, CAPTAIN JAMES The Journals of Captain James Cook on His Voyages of Discovery. In four volumes with portfolio. Edited by J C Beaglehole with assistance of J A Williamson, J W Davidson & R A Skelton. 1st ed. Published for the Hakluyt Society 1955-1974. 24.5cm. VP. Frontis, illus (incl fold), maps (incl fold), portfolio, 58 plates, DJ. Blue cloth, Cook vignette centre front. Collection includes addendum ‘Cook and the Russians’, 1973, SC, VG. Portfolio in slipcase, with sleeve. Vol III has Hakluyt Society compliments slip laid in. Printed verso of TP: ‘Vol IV, which concludes the series, was originally planned as a volume of essays on particular aspects of Cook’s life and achievement. It has proved impracticable to bring these together; the present life of Cook by the late Professor Beaglehole takes its place.’ Ex Libris Vance. G+/G to G+. [6 plus addendum]. Est. $1000 327

COOK, CAPTAIN JAMES Voyage to the Pacific Ocean, for Making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere. Performed Under the Direction of Captains Cook, Clerke, and Gore. In the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, and 1780. Unattributed c1790. 4to. [141]-344p. 1 plate. Modern half cloth, marbled boards. New EPs. Pages [141]-144 consisting ‘Strictures on the Life of Captain James Cook, and on His First and Second Voyages to the Southern Hemisphere’. Last page features plate entitled ‘A Hut and Family of Terra del Fuego’, Hawkins sculpt. Plate margins soiled. Rare abridged but complete period account extracted from a review of contemporary voyages (this Vol I No XIII to XXIX). (24121). G+. Est. $500 *page 30 328

DUMAS, ALEXANDRE Two books including ‘Captain Marion’, translated by F W Reed. 1st ed. Caxton Press, Christchurch 1949. 8vo. 53p. DJ. D708. Green cloth. VG/G+. Along with Kelly, ‘Marion Dufresne at the Bay of Islands’, (Reed), 1951, 1st, G to G+/G. [2]. 329

HEMPLEMAN, GEORGE The Piraki Log (E Pirangi Ahau Koe), or, Diary of Captain Hempleman. Edited by Frederick A Anson. 1st ed. Henry Frowde, OUP, London 1910. 8vo. 171p. Frontis (col map fold), 7 plates. H629. Green cloth. CB. SLF. Rough cut edges. Ex Libris Vance. G+. Est. $50 330

KIPPIS, A A Narrative of the Voyages Round the World Performed by Captain James Cook. R ed. Bickers, London 1893. 8vo. x, 404p. Frontis, illus. Full leather, spine ornately gilt with title in second compartment. School prize binding, device and motto lettered in gilt to boards. SLF. Subtitled: ‘With an Account of His Life, During the Previous and Intervening Periods.’ A handsome copy. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG. Est. $200 *page 30 331

LLOYD’S REGISTER Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Volume II, Steamers and Motorships,1931-32. Lloyd’s, London 1931. 4to. Full maroon leather. Raised bands. CB. Cover edgeworn. G+. 332

MAYNARD, FELIX & ALEXANDRE DUMAS The Whalers. Translation by F W Reed, introduction by Johannes Andersen. 2nd imp. Hutchinson, London 1937. 8vo. 414p. M1427. Black cloth. Clippings mounted. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G. 333

NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED Two books including ‘The New Zealand Shipping Company’s Pocket Book’. 1st ed. A & C Black, London 1908. 16mo. x, 159p. Frontis, illus, map (col, fold). Blue cloth, decorated. TEG. Colour plates by artist W Wright and others. A smart-looking little book. G+. Along with Loftie, ‘Orient-Pacific Line Guide’, (Sampson, Low et al), ND, 6th, G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. 334

UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND Seven books including ‘History of the Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Limited 1875-1940’. 1st ed. Printed by CSW, Wellington 1940. 8vo. 55p. Frontis, illus. U21. Blue cloth, pictorially gilt. Typed letter signed (USSC letterhead ) laid in. Armorial frontis signed in pencil by artist P Watts Rule. VG. Along with Ingram & Wheatley, ‘Shipwrecks, New Zealand Disasters’, (DBPA), 1936, 1st, G to G+, Eunson, ‘The Wreck of the General Grant’, (Reed), 1974, 1st, G+/G, Eaddy, ‘Sails Beneath the Southern Cross’, (Reed), 1954, 1st, VG/G+, Waters, ‘Shaw Savill Line’, (W&T), 1961, 1st, VG/G+, & 2 others similar, 1 DJ, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [7]. Est. $100

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WALKER, JAMES B Abel Janszoon Tasman. His Life and Voyages. Read before the Royal Society of Tasmania, 25 November 1895. 1st ed. Govt Printer, Hobart 1896. 8vo. iv, 56p. 3 fold charts. Original printed wrappers inside blue card folder, this hand-titled. (24703). FA to G. 336

YOUNG, FILSON Titanic. 1st ed. Grant Richards, London 1912. 8vo. 204p. Frontis, table. Brown cloth, pictorially gilt at head of title. CB. SABR. Hinges cracked. EPs & all edges browned. Minor pencilled markings to a few pages. Neat gift inscriptions on FFEP and half title. Textblock clean. Coloured frontis signed N W (Norman Wilkinson). Publisher’s catalogue follows text. London: Strangeways Printers as colophon. ‘There were many kinds of men there - not every kind, for it is not every man who can pay from fifty to eight hundred guineas for a four days journey; but most kinds of men and women who can afford to do that were represented here.’ G. Est. $500

NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 337

[JOHNSON, MARGUERITA M]/’REWA GLENN’ Three books including ‘The Botanical Explorers of New Zealand’. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1950. 8vo. 176p. Frontis, illus, DJ. J195. Blue cloth. VG/FA. Along with Gordon, ‘The Garden of Tane’, (Reed), ND, VG/G, & Kirk, ‘The Students’ Flora of NZ’, (Govt Printer), 1899, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [3]. 338

ADAMS, BRIAN The Flowering of the Pacific. 1st ed. Collins, Australia 1986. 4to. 194p. Illus, DJ. Cream cloth. G+/G. 339

AUDUBON, JOHN J The Original Water-Colour Paintings by John James Audubon for the Birds of America, in two volumes. 1st English language ed. Michael Joseph/The Connoisseur, USA 1966. Folio. Vol I: xxxip. Frontis, 223 col plates (incl fold). Vol II: xxxiii-lvp. 224-431 col plates (incl fold). Brown cloth. Patterned slipcase matched to EPs. SLF. General wear. G+/G+/G. Est. $50 340

BLYTH, J A (EDITOR) The New Zealand Gold Mining Year Book 1935. First year of publication, to be published annually, with the author’s compliments. 1st ed. Printed by Andrews, Baty, Christchurch 1935. 8vo. xxiv, 108p. Advts. B1058. Quarter cloth. Includes entries for Mercury Mines (NZ) Ltd, Coromandel Peninsula, and Okarito Five Mile Beach Gold Dredging Co. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 341

BUICK, T LINDSAY Three books by Buick including ‘The Mystery of the Moa, New Zealand’s Avian Giant’. 1st ed. T Avery, New Plymouth 1931. 8vo. 357p. Frontis, illus, maps, DJ. B1674. Red cloth. G+/FA to G. Along with same author, ‘The Discovery of Dinornis’, (Avery), 1936, 1st, G+/G, and ‘The Moa-Hunters of New Zealand’, (Avery), 1937, 1st, G/G. Ex Libris Vance. [3]. Est. $50 342

BULLER, W L A History of the Birds of New Zealand, second edition, in two volumes. 2nd ed. Published (for the subscribers) by the author, London 1888. 37cm. VP, Vol I: 24 col plates. Vol II: 26 plates (24 col). 757. Rebacked with like corners. Original pictorially gilt spine mounted, some losses. Gilt cover vignette of thoughtful takahe rubbed. Green cloth boards blemished, with evidence of rough use. Later EPs. Tape shadows to free EPs of Vol I. SLF. AEG. POS of Charles J Wilson, The Grove, Sydenham, Christchurch. Colour plates bright. Total of 48 chromolithograph plates after drawings by J G Keulemans. From the introduction, regarding Dinornis giganteus: ‘The representation of the skeleton is from a photograph of the magnificent specimen in the Canterbury Museum, and the figure of the Maori, clothed in a dogskin mat and “wrapt in contemplation”, is taken from the portrait of the old Ngapuhi chief, Tamati Waka Nene, as given in Angas’s “New Zealanders Illustrated”.’ Binding FA, contents G. Est. $4000 *page 30

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1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1882. 8vo. 107p. Frontis, illus. 759. Green cloth, pictorially gilt. Hinges cracked, CB. Cover bright. G. Est. $50

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1889. Folio. xv, 345p. Plates (incl fold). 3015. Green cloth, decorated. Some pages brittle, edges darkened. Two leaves loose at end. AF. FA. Est. $150

BULLER, W L Manual of the Birds of New Zealand, bookplate of W H de Luen mounted.

344

CHILTON, CHAS (EDITOR) The Subantarctic Islands of New Zealand, in two volumes. 1st ed. Philosophical Institute of Canterbury, Christchurch 1909. 4to. Vol I: xxxv, 388, [823]-848p. Illus. Vol II: 389-848p. Illus, maps. C626. Blue cloth, pictorially gilt. Covers soiled. CB. SABR. SLF. Vol II hinges cracked. Spine heads damaged. Index in both vols. Folded map not present. Reports on the geo-physics, geology, zoology, and botany of the islands lying to the south of New Zealand, based mainly on observations and collections made during an expedition in the Government Steamer ‘Hinemoa’ (Captain J Bollons) in November 1907. G. [2]. Est. $100 345

KIRK, T The Forest Flora of New Zealand.

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MARTENS, E K VON Critical List of the Mollusca of New Zealand Contained in European Collections. 1st ed. Printed by James Hughes, Wellington 1873. 8vo. v, 51p. 3391. Grey wrappers. Loss to spine fold. (24333). G. Est. $50 355

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE The Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Volumes IV to IX.

General Survey Office, Wellington 1883. Framed and mounted, behind glass. Coloured. Image size 22 x 18.5cm. Photolithographed July 1883. Likely disbound from AJHR. Along with another similar entitled ‘Horizontal Engine with Variable Expansion Gear’, coloured. G+. [2]. Est. $50

1st ed. Govt Printer, Wellington 1912-1915. 8vo. . Green cloth. Some marks and general soiling to boards. Numerical notation to front of one vol. Ownership stamp of E H Scott. First article entitled ‘Fishy Flavour in Butter’, ‘Beekeeping in New Zealand’ in Vol IX. Answers to Correspondents section informative. ‘Could you let me know the name of the apple enclosed? I have boiled them for twenty minutes, and then they are only like a piece of chamois-leather.’ Answer, Golden Harvey. Recreational reading for the rural sector, or for serious study. AF. Generally G. Ex Libris Vance. [6]. Est. $50

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DIAGRAMS, GOLD FIELDS Two framed diagrams including one entitled ‘Sketch Plan of Bowden & Climes Tangent Wheel Thames’.

FIELD, H C The Ferns of New Zealand. 1st ed. A D Willis, Wanganui 1890. 4to. 164p. 29 plates. F335. Green cloth. G to G+. Est. $100 347

GUTHRIE-SMITH, H Four books by Guthrie-Smith including ‘Mutton Birds and Other Birds’. 1st ed. W&T, Christchurch 1914. 8vo. 200p. Frontis, illus. G978. Green cloth, pictorially gilt. VG. Along with ‘Bird Life on Island and Shore’, (W Blackwood), 1925, 1st, G+, ‘Birds of the Water Wood & Waste’, (W&T), 1927, 1st, G, and ‘Tutira’, (W Blackwood), 1953, R, G+. Also Hutton & Drummond, ‘The Animals of New Zealand’, (W&T), 1923, R, G. [5]. Est. $80 348

GUTHRIE-SMITH, H Two books including ‘Sorrows and Joys of a New Zealand Naturalist’, with a handwritten letter from the author mounted. Reed, Dunedin 1936. 8vo. 252p. Frontis, illus, maps, DJ. G979. Green cloth. Not numbered or signed by author. See Bagnall. Publishers’ brochures advertising the book enclosed, one mounted, bifolium, illustrated. G+ to VG/G. Along with Woodhouse, ‘Guthrie-Smith of Tutira’, (W&T), 1959, 1st, SA, VG/G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. 349

HAAST, JULIUS VON Geology of the Provinces of Canterbury and Westland, New Zealand. 1st ed. Printed at the ‘Times’ Office, Christchurch 1879. 8vo. ix, 486p. Frontis (fold), illus, maps (incl fold). 2391. Brown cloth. Hinges cracked, joints split. CB. SABR. Folding map AF. Ex Libris Vance. AF. FA. Est. $300 350

HUDSON, G V An Elementary Manual of New Zealand Entomology, Being an Introduction to the Study of Our Native Insects. 1st ed. West, Newman & Co, London 1892. 8vo. 128p. Frontis, illus, 20 plates (col), diagrams. H1413. Blue cloth. G+. Along with another copy G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $100 351

HUDSON, G V Fragments of New Zealand Entomology. 1st ed. Ferguson & Osborn Ltd, Wellington [1951]. 8vo. 188p. Illus. H1414. Blue cloth, gilt motif to front. CB. SLF. G. 352

HUDSON, G V The Butterflies and Moths of New Zealand, warmly inscribed by the author. 1st ed. Ferguson & Osborn, Wellington 1928. 4to. xi, 386p. 62 plates (52 colour). H1418. HFBD. Cover well worn & marked. SABR. CB. SLF. List of subscribers includes Miss Amy Castle, P Verschaffelt, Lord Rothschild, & the Cawthron Institute, Nelson. ‘The purely descriptive portions of the work have been made as brief as possible, and in order to appeal to a wide circle of readers, all unnecessary technicalities have been avoided.’ G. Est. $600

RICHDALE, L E Nine booklets by Richdale concerning New Zealand birds including ‘Notes on the Southern Robin (Miro Australis)’. Otago Daily Times & Witness, Dunedin 1941. 8vo. 7p. Illus. Grey wrappers. VG. Along with other ODT publications, ‘The Royal Albatross’, 1942, ‘Whero Island of Sea-Birds’, ND, ‘Maori and Mutton-Bird’, ND, & 5 others similar. All SC, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [9]. Est. $100 357

SHERRIN, RICHARD A A Two books concerning fish including ‘Handbook of the Fishes of New Zealand’, this with many advertisements including one for Mullet Canners of Bately, Kaipara, and a detailed full page advertisement for Craig’s Curiousity Shop. 1st ed. Wilson & Horton, Auckland 1886. 8vo. 307, ivp. Illus, advts, fold map. 5155. Purple stiffened cloth cover. Cover title label(?) removed. Closed tear to map. G. Along with Spackman, ‘Trout in New Zealand’, (Govt Printer), 1892, 1st, lacks map at end, AF, FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $50 358

SILVA, A J DE FIGUEIREDO E Estudos Sobre o Linho da Nova Zelandia. Studies in New Zealand Flax. Typographia da Academia, Lisboa 1855. 4to. 38p. 5171. Recent half binding. New EPs. ID to textblock. Text in Portuguese. (23984). G+. Est. $200 359

SIMMONDS, J H Trees from Other Lands for Shelter and Timber in New Zealand, Eucalypts. 1st ed. Brett, Auckland 1927. Folio. xviii, 164p. 102 plates. S776. Green cloth. SLF. G. Est. $50 360

TURBOTT, E G (EDITOR) Buller’s Birds of New Zealand. A new edition of Sir Walter Lawry Buller’s ‘A History of the Birds of New Zealand’, illustrated by J G Keulemans. R ed. Whitcoulls, Christchurch 1982. Folio. xviii, 261p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Quarter bound. TP drawing by Russell Clark. F/F/G. 361

WILKINSON, A S & LATE AMY WILKINSON Kapiti Bird Sanctuary. A Natural History of the Island. Editor R H D Stidolph. Drawings by N Stidolph. Published for the Editor, Masterton [1952]. 8vo. 190p. Frontis (map), plates. W1218. Pictorial boards. Upper FX. G.

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TRANSPORTATION 362

GARDINER, HUGH Three books concerning aviation in New Zealand including ‘Skyways of Maoriland’ with foreword by Air Commodore Sir Charles Kingsford Smith. 1st ed. McKenzie, Thornton, Copper, Wellington 1934. 12mo. 159p. Illus, map. G42. Green cloth. G to G+. Along with Noble, ‘Sir Henry Wigram’, (W&T), 1952, 1st, G+/G, and Ogilvie, ‘The Riddle of Richard Pearse’, (Reed), 1973, 1st, VG/VG. Ex Libris Vance. [3]. Est. $50 363

PIERRE, WILLIAM A Canterbury Provincial Railways. 1st ed. NZ Railway & Locomotive Soc, Wellington 1964. 8vo. viii, 190p. Illus, maps, DJ. Yellow cloth. Ex Libris Vance. VG/G. 364

TROUP, GORDON (EDITOR) Steel Roads of New Zealand. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1973. 4to. ix, 342p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Blue cloth. Ex Libris Vance. VG/G+ to VG.

MILITARY 365

[ANNABELL, NORMAN (COMPILER)] Official History of the New Zealand Engineers During the Great War, 1914-1919. 1st ed. Evans, Cobb & Sharpe Ltd, Wanganui 1927. 8vo. 314p. Illus, maps (incl fold). Fawn cloth, illustrated. CB. Fore-edges soiled. Cover bright. G+. Est. $150 *page 33 366

[HAWDON, SARAH E] New Zealanders and the Boer War, or, Soldiers from the Land of the Moa. By a New Zealander. 1st ed. Gordon & Gotch, Christchurch [1902]. 8mo. 287p. Frontis, 1 plate. H489. Red SC, pictorial. SS. Cover faded, some soiling with closed tears to back strip. SLF. Includes portrait of Te Heu-Heu by Muir Moodie, Dunedin. G. Est. $100 *page 33 367

CHURCHILL, WINSTON S The Second World War, in twelve volumes. Heron edition. R ed. Heron Books, London 1949+. Quarter bound. Embossed gilt portrait to upper boards. Fifties style EPs. G+. [12]. Est. $100 368

COWAN, JAMES The Maoris in the Great War, A History of the New Zealand Native Contingent and Pioneer Battalion [etc]. 1st ed. Maori Regimental Committee, Auckland 1926. 8vo. iv, 180p. Frontis, illus, maps (incl fold). C1606. Tan cloth. EPs & fore-edge SLF. At head of cover title: ‘Te Hokowhitu A Tu’. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG. Est. $200 369

DARBY, CHARLES RNZAF, The First Decade, 1937-46. 1st ed. Kookaburra Technical Publications, Melbourne 1978. 4to. 119p. Illus, DJ. Blue cloth. G/G. 370

DYER, H G Ma Te Reinga. The Way of a Maori Soldier.

EPHEMERA, WWII Tiki Tabloid. No 102/1. 9 Sep 43. ‘Stop Press. First Axis Partner Falls! Italy Gives In! Allies to Take Over Italy!’. Unattributed 1943. Printed on brown paper, one side only. Size 21.5 x 34cm. Crude tiki motif between repeated title. ‘Army Tabloid H G 16 Bde GP, Tongatabu, C G Durning’ in pencil top left. Ex Libris Vance. G+. 373

GASCOYNE, MAJOR FREDERICK J W Soldiering in New Zealand, Being Reminiscences of a Veteran. With an appendix entitled ‘Pursuit of Te Kooti Through the Urewera Country’ by Captain G A Preece. 1st ed. T J S Guilford & Co, London 1916. 4to. 201p. 24 plates. G105. Black cloth. Boards sunned. Free EPs browned. CB. Includes portrait captioned ‘Tapu and his wife, the last of the Mori-ori race’. Ex Libris Vance. G+. Est. $150 374

HANDBOOK, EMERGENCY LEGISLATION Handbook of Emergency Legislation 1939. Govt Printer, Wellington 1939. 8vo. vi, 228p. Brown linen boards, flexible. Later regulations mounted before TP (5p). Some markings, including one against ‘Strike and Lockout Emergency Regulations’. Ex Libris Vance. G. 375

HENDERSON, JAMES HERBERT Ten books concerning New Zealanders at war including ‘Gunner Inglorious’ by Jim Henderson. 1st ed. Harry H Tombs, Wellington 1945. 12mo. 213p. H657. Stiff card, pictorial. G+. WWII postcard laid in, compliments of National Patriotic Fund Board, depicting New Zealander in jungle uniform worn in the Pacific area, VG. Along with Malthus, ‘Anzac’, (W&T), 1965, 1st, G+/G, Ruhl, ‘Antwerp to Gallipoli’, (Allen & Unwin), c1916, G, Reid, ‘The Turning Point’, (Collins), [1944], G+/FA, Laffin, ‘Anzacs at War’, (Abelard Schuman), 1965, 1st, G+/VG, & 5 others similar, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [10]. Est. $50 376

MOORE, A BRISCOE The Mounted Riflemen in Sinai and Palestine. The Story of New Zealand’s Crusaders. 1st ed. W&T, Auckland [1920]. 8vo. 175p. Frontis, plates, 2 fold maps. M1909. Brown wrapper over card, illus mounted. Neat & tidy copy. Ex Libris Vance. VG. Est. $200 377

MOORHEAD, MURRAY First and Strong, The Wellington West Coast and Taranaki Regimental Story. M Moorhead, Wellington, NZ 2002? 4to. x, 362p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Green cloth. PO stamp. VG/G. Est. $100 378

MORRIS, GERARD S Spitfire, The New Zealand Story. 1st ed. Reed, Auckland 2000. 4to. xiii, 376p. Illus, DJ. Blue cloth. VG/VG. Est. $50 379

POWLES, C GUY (EDITOR) Two books including ‘The History of the Canterbury Mounted Rifles, 1914-1919’, with a Home Guard armband in the name of Lawrence Chas, C Sgt Mjr, B Company, Timaru, laid in. 1st ed. W&T, Auckland 1928. 8vo. vii, 267p. Illus, maps (incl fold). P811. Red cloth. Soiling to lower board. SS. G. Along with Ferguson, ‘The History of the Canterbury Regiment, NZEF, 1914-1919’, (W&T), 1921, 1st, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $200 *page 33 380

1st ed. A H Stockwell, Ilfracombe c1953. 12mo. 96p. Frontis, DJ. D914. Tan cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G. Est. $100

PUGSLEY, CHRISTOPHER Te Hokowhitu A Tu. The Maori Pioneer Battalion in the First World War.

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1st ed. Reed, Auckland 1995. 4to. 147p. Illus, maps, DJ. Maroon cloth. VG/VG.

EPHEMERA, WWII Programme for The Army Education Welfare Service presentation of ‘Tons of Money’, produced by Sgt Ulric Williams. AEWS 1944. 8vo. Printed on blue paper. Bifolium. RNZAF, Nausori, Lauthala Bay, & 2NZEF, Suva. Cast of ten named. ‘All expenses incurred in the production have been met by NZ National Patriotic Fund Board’. Ex Libris Vance. G.

372

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ROLL OF HONOUR, SOUTH CANTERBURY South Canterbury Roll of Honour, with many portraits including that of Lieut C Ferrier. South Canterbury Caledonian Society 1916. 4to. 23p. Illus. Pictorial SC. Printed by J Wilkie, Dunedin. SLF. Ex Libris Vance. G.

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366

379

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385

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392

SCANLON, HERBERT Three ‘Digger’ stories bound together including ‘Digger Stories in a Nutshell’.

MANNERING, GEORGE E With Axe and Rope in the New Zealand Alps. Warmly inscribed by the author.

Unity Press Printers, Auckland 1921+. 12mo. 32p. Illus. Pictorial cover, bound within plain blue card. G+ to VG. Along with ‘Much in Little’ & ‘Bon Jour Digger’, G+ to VG. Ex Libris Vance.

1st ed. Longmans, Green, London 1891. 8vo. viii, 139p. Frontis, illus, map (fold). M772. Maroon cloth. Dents to two board extremites. CB. SABR. SS. Enclosures. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $150

383

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STEWART, COL H The New Zealand Division, 1916-1919.

NEW ZEALAND RUGBY ANNUAL Two issues of ‘The New Zealand Rugby Annual’, 1924 & 1925.

1st ed. W&T, Auckland 1921. 8vo. xv, 634p. Plates, 22 maps (16 fold), DJ. O63. Brown cloth. Official History of New Zealand’s Effort in the Great War, Vol II, France. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G.

George W Slade, Wellington 1924-1925. 12mo. 207p. Advts, illus. 192p. Advts, illus. Pictorial SC. Spine extremities chipped. Stain to upper cover of 1924 ed. Rust stains to cover of 1925 ed. G+. Along with Swan, ‘They Played for NZ’, (Reed), c1947, SC, G, & 4 others similar, G. Ex Libris Vance. [7].

384

STOREY, JOHN & J HALKET MILLAR March Past. A Review of the First Fifty Years of Burnham Camp. R ed. Pegasus Press, Christchurch 1974. 8vo. 139p. Illus. Pictorial SC. 2nd imp. Review copy. Ex Libris Vance. 385

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TURNER, SAMUEL The Conquest of the New Zealand Alps. 1st ed. T Fisher Unwin, London 1922. 8vo. 291p. Frontis, illus, map. T814. Blue cloth. Some pages unopened. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG. Est. $100

TWISLETON, FRANCIS With the New Zealanders at the Front.

ART & ARCHITECTURE

1st ed. W&T, Christchurch [1902]. 12mo. 187p. Frontis. T832. Orange card. Loss to spine tail. Textblock browned. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $100 *page 33

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WINDSOR MAGAZINE Ten bound volumes of ‘The Windsor Magazine’, 1913 to 1917. Ward, Lock, London 1913+. 8vo. Illus. HFBD, maroon boards, titled direct. SLF. Vols XXXVII to XLVI. WWI well covered & illustrated. Underwood photograph captioned ‘Son of a Maori King, with his Daughter and Grandchild’ within article ‘War Contribution from Native Races’. Another article, ‘The Naval and Military Forces of Australasia’, by C de Thierry, 18 photographs. Contemporary authors include G B Lancaster, Rudyard Kipling, A A Milne, M Grant Bruce, Rider Haggard, Donford Yates, Edgar Wallace, Lawson Wood illus. Cricket etc. All G to G+. [10]. Est. $100

CHING, RAYMOND Studies and Sketches of a Bird Painter. Additional text by Errol Fuller. 1st ed. Lansdowne Editions, Melbourne 1981. Folio. 260p. Illus, DJ. Blue cloth. Includes 24 colour plates. DJ wrapped around slipcase. G+/VG/G+. Est. $200 396

COWAN, JAMES Pictures of Old New Zealand. The Partridge Collection of Maori Paintings by Gottfried Lindauer.

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1st ed. W&T, Auckland 1930. 4to. 214p. Frontis, illus. C1621. Grey paper-covered boards, illus mounted centre front. Front hinge cracked. SS. SABR. Reproductions of original paintings in the collection, described by Cowan. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $300 *page 18

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BANWELL, D BRUCE Wapiti in New Zealand, The Story of the Fiordland Herd. 1st ed. Reed, Wellington 1966. 8vo. 183p. Frontis, illus, map, DJ. Green cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+ to VG/G+. 388

BYLES, MARIE BEUZEVILLE By Cargo Boat & Mountain, with mounted signature of fellow climber Marjorie Jones. Seeley, Service & Co, London 1931. 8vo. 315p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Blue cloth. Jones in frontis portrait. Ex Libris Vance. G+/FA.

HARDIE, MARTIN & ARTHUR K SABIN Two books including ‘War Posters Issued by Belligerent and Neutral Nations 1914-1919’. 1st ed. A & C Black, London 1920. 4to. xvi, 43p. 80 plates (incl col). Pictorial green cloth. Binding fault to lower board, spine soiled. G. Along with Sparrow, ‘Advertising and British Art’, (J Lane, Bodley Head), 1924, 1st, smart Art Deco style quarter binding, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $100 *pages 33 & 50 398

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LOW, SIR DAVID Sir David Low 1891-1963. 90 Cartoons 1927-1949. Exhibition Catalogue. Design And Typography By Hamish Keith.

DONNE, T E The Game Animals of New Zealand.

Printed by Wakefield Press, Auckland c1967. 8vo. unpag. Illus. Pictorial SC. Ex Libris Vance. G+.

1st ed. John Murray, London 1924. 8vo. xviii, 322p. Plates, map (col). D522. Green cloth. SLF. Rough cut edges. From the introduction: ‘The seed of desire then sown was very shortly to fructify, for in the year 1851 two red deer - a stag and hind reached New Zealand from England’. Ex Libris Vance. G+. Est. $100 390

HARPER, ARTHUR P Pioneer Works in the Alps of New Zealand. With two letters from the author mounted. Colonial ed. T Fisher Unwin, London 1896. 8vo. xvi, 336p. Frontis, illus, map (fold). H320. Maroon cloth. Wellington Club & NZ Alpine Club letterheads. SA. Ex Libris Vance. G. Est. $200

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MELLING, GERALD Joyful Architecture. The Genius of New Zealand’s Ian Athfield. 1st ed. Caveman, Dunedin 1980. 4to. 95p. Frontis, illus, DJ. Maroon cloth. G+/G+. Est. $100 400

MOORE, WILLIAM The Story of Australian Art, in two volumes. 1st ed. Angus & Robertson, Australia 1934. 4to. Vol I: xxx, 246p. Frontis, illus. Vol II: ix, 260p. Frontis, illus. Navy cloth. Ex Zanesville Art Center, related markings. G+. Est. $50

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MAHONEY, RICHARD Six books including ‘Sportsmen of the Turf and Ring’. Timaru Post, Timaru 1931. 12mo. 46p. Frontis. Red SC. Loss to one corner. G. Along with Hintz, ‘The New Zealanders in England 1931’, (Dent), 1931, G+/FA, Myers, ‘Captain Anthony Wilding’, (H&S), 1916, G+, Chadwick, ‘Men of Mark’, (Brett), 1906, FA to G, & 2 others similar, G. Ex Libris Vance. [6]. Est. $50

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PLATTS, UNA Nineteenth Century New Zealand Artists, A Guide and Handbook. 1st ed. Avon Fine Prints Ltd, Christchurch 1980. 8vo. 272p. Illus, DJ. Brown cloth. DJPC. Small closed tear DJ head. VG/G+. Est. $100

402

SKETCH BOOK, EUROPEAN A collection of watercolour, pen and ink sketches mounted to the leaves of a nineteenth century album, many dated and named Quimper (Brittany). c1860s. Folio. Lower board only extant, with losses to this and lower extremities of most pages. Many images on coloured paper, some captions show a touch of irony. Sketch of two workers smoking pipes has the caption ‘Industrious Bretons - The way they work’. Domestic scenes, views, confession etc. A cover for Emily Harris’s ‘New Zealand Berries’ (1890) laid into the sketch book suggests an abiding interest in the arts by the compiler, or a descendent. Artwork G to G+, binding AF, FA. [c60 images]. 403

SUTTON, PETER (EDITOR) Dreamings. The Art of Aboriginal Australia.

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LITHOGRAPH, CHARLES DECIMUS BARRAUD Rangihaieta, and, Te Puni. Sampson, Low et al, London 1877. Plate cut in two (producing two separate portraits). Image size 18.5 x 31cm each. Disbound from ‘New Zealand Graphic and Descriptive’, 1877. See Ellis 901. FA to G. [2]. Est. $100 414

LITHOGRAPH, GEORGE FRENCH ANGAS E Wai and Kahoki, Nieces of Rauparaka [sic]. Thomas McLean, London 1847. Card mount. Image size 24 x 30cm. Some soiling. Disbound from ‘The New Zealanders Illustrated’, 1847. Lithograph in tints, handfinished in colour. See Ellis 381. G. Est. $150 415

1st ed. Asia Society Galleries, New York 1988. 4to. xiii, 266p. Frontis, illus. Pictorial SC. Ex Zanesville Art Center, related markings. G to G+.

LITHOGRAPH, GEORGE FRENCH ANGAS Roperta of Kawhia, and, George, a Half Caste Boy, Nephew of Rauparaha.

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Thomas McLean, London 1847. Card mount. Image size 39 x 28.5cm. Lithograph in tints, hand-finished in colour. See Ellis 384. G to G+. Est. $150

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CHROMOLITHOGRAPH, CHARLES DECIMUS BARRAUD Hokitika River. Samson Low et al, London 1877. Card mount. Image size 35 x 25.5cm. Disbound from ‘New Zealand Graphic and Descriptive’, 1877. See Ellis 923. G+. Est. $100 405

CHROMOLITHOGRAPH, CHARLES DECIMUS BARRAUD Lake Wakatipu. Sampson, Low et al, London 1877. Card mount. Image size 35.5 x 25cm. See Ellis 921. VG+. Est. $100 406

CHROMOLITHOGRAPH, CHARLES DECIMUS BARRAUD Mount Egmont.

LITHOGRAPH, GEORGE FRENCH ANGAS Toea, Daughter of Te Awaitaia, Chief of Waingaroa. With an Attendant Boy, Carrying Water. Thomas McLean, London 1847. Card mount. Image size 28.5 x 40.5cm. Age-related soiling. Lithograph in tints, hand-finished in colour. See Ellis 426. G. Est. $150 417

LITHOGRAPH, LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON Ansicht in der Inseln-Bay. 1837-1840. Card mount. Image size 18 x 10.5cm. Plate disbound from the German translation of Dumont d’Urville’s second voyage of discovery to New Zealand. T 36. Bay of Islands scene, with large rock and two Maori in foreground. VG. Est. $100

Sampson, Low et al, London 1877. Card mount. Image size 36 x 25.5cm. See Ellis 902. G. Est. $100 *page 36

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1837-1840. Card mount. Image size 18 x 11cm. Plate disbound from the German translation of Dumont d’Urville’s second voyage of discovery to New Zealand. Bay of Islands scene. VG. Est. $100

CHROMOLITHOGRAPH, WILLIAM POTTS Chromolithograph entitled ‘Auckland Harbour, NZ ‘ by William Potts. A D Willis, Wanganui 1889. Disbound from ‘New Zealand Illustrated’ by Edward Wakefield. Image size 37 x 17cm. Some soiling, with edge loss to margin, lower right. See Ellis 998. G. Est. $200 408

ENGRAVING, COOK [A Fortified Town or Village, Called a Hippah, Built on a Perforated Rock at Tolaga in New Zealand]. Wm Strahan/Thos Cadell, London 1773. Card mount. Image size 25 x 20cm. Fold line. Plate No 18. Ellis 17. G. Est. $100 409

ENGRAVING, COOK Family in Dusky Bay. Wm Strahan, London 1777. Card mount. Image size 35.5 x 21cm. Fold lines. Some soiling. Drawn from nature by W Hodges. Engraved by Lerperniere. No LXII. Initialed in ink to left of plate number (H? JS?). See Ellis 24. G. Est. $100 410

ENGRAVING, COOK Woman of New Zealand.

LITHOGRAPH, LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON Ansicht von der Inseln-Bay (Neu-Seeland).

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LITHOGRAPH, LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON L’Anse de l’Astrolabe (Nouvelle-Zelande). J Tastu, Editeur, Paris 1833. Card mount. Image size 34.5 x 21.5cm. Lithograph, handcoloured. Pl 37 from Dumont d’Urville’s voyage of the Astrolabe. See Ellis 72. G. Est. $250 420

LITHOGRAPH, LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON Lithograph depicting shelters in Australia and New Zealand. 1837-1840. Card mount. Image size 32 x 22.5cm. Plate disbound from the German translation of Dumont d’Urville’s second voyage of discovery to New Zealand. T 37. Four shelters, two in Australia (Neu-Holland) and two in New Zealand (Neu-Seeland), the first captioned ‘Hutten der Jervis-Bay’. G+. Est. $100 421

LITHOGRAPH, LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON Vue de Kahouwera, Village Fortifie a la Baie des Iles (Nouvelle Zelande).

Wm Strahan/Thos Cadell, London 1777. Card mount. Image size 17.5 x 22.5cm. Drawn from nature by W Hodges. See Ellis 30. G+. Est. $100 *page 11

J Tastu, Editeur, Paris 1833. Card mount. Image size 34.5 x 19.5cm. Lithograph, handcoloured. Pl 51from Dumont d’Urville’s voyage of the Astrolabe. See Ellis 86. Est. $250

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LITHOGRAPH, CAPTAIN W MEIN SMITH Court-yard in Pipitea Pa at Wellington.

LITHOGRAPH, LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON Vue de la Baie des Iles (Nouvelle-Zelande).

Smith, Elder & Co, London 1845. Card mount. Image size 17.5 x 24.5cm. Disbound from Edward Jerningham Wakefield’s ‘Illustrations to Adventure in New Zealand’. Lithograph in tints. Drawn in 1842 by Captain W Mein Smith, RA. See Ellis 347. G to G+. Est. $200

J Tastu, Editeur, Paris 1833. Card mount. Image size 32 x 20cm. Lithograph, handcoloured. Pl 50 from Dumont d’Urville’s voyage of the Astrolabe. See Ellis 85. G+. Est. $250

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LITHOGRAPH, LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON Vue Interieure du Pa de Kahouwera (Nouvelle Zelande).

LITHOGRAPH, CAPTAIN W MEIN SMITH The Town of Petre on the Wanganui River in September 1841. Smith, Elder & Co, London 1845. Card mount. Image size 37 x 23.5cm. Disbound from Edward Jerningham Wakefield’s ‘Illustrations to Adventure in New Zealand’. Lithograph in tints, hand-coloured. Printed caption includes names of Dr Peter Wilson, Mr Henry Churton, Mr E J Wakefield. See Ellis 349. G. Est. $250 *page 36

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J Tastu, Editieur, Paris 1833. Card mount. Image size 28.5 x 19cm. Lithograph, handcoloured. Closed tear to left. Pl 52 from Dumont d’Urville’s voyage of the Astrolabe. See Ellis 87. G. Est. $250 *page 36

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LITHOGRAPH, LOUIS AUGUSTE DE SAINSON Vue Prise a la Baie des Iles. J Tastu, Editeur, Paris 1833. Card mount. Image size 30 x 17.5cm. Nick lower left margin. Lithograph, hand-coloured. Pl 62 from Dumont d’Urville’s voyage of the Astrolabe. See Ellis 97. G. Est. $250 *page 36 425

LITHOGRAPH, LOUIS LE BRETON Cases de Naturels (Baie des Iles). Gide Editeur, Paris 1846. Card mount. Image size 30 x 18.5cm. Hand-coloured. Disbound from Dumont d’Urville’s ‘Voyage au Pole Sud et dans l’Oceanie [etc]’. Lithographed by de Thierry freres, Paris. See Ellis 134. G+. Est. $300 426

POSTER, ATS ATS, At the Wheel, by artist Beverley Pick. HMSO, printed in Bradford WWII. 48.5 x 75cm. Fold line tear at head. Depicts Auxiliary Territorial Service woman ‘at the wheel’, cloudy night sky beyond. G+. Est. $100

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PHOTOGRAPHS, CARTES DE VISITE Twenty cartes de visite by South Island photographers including J McGregor & Co, featuring a portrait of a woman identified as ‘Housekeeper for Judge Ward’. c1860+. Other photographers: Burton Bros (1), Clifford, Morris etc (6), Coxhead & Sargeant (1), Edinburgh Portrait Gallery (2), Rudolph Haigh (1), Price & Hartman etc (6). Another Gowland, York, the subject identified as Massey, Town Clerk of Temuka. Approx 17 of the 20 identified verso. For example, the Burton Brothers portrait named as Jno Cowan, ‘Partner in draper[‘]s shop.’ Annotations include: Miss Lewellyan Jones (& baby), Mr & Mrs Jno Murray of Collingwood Cottages, R Bolson, Foreman on Harbr Bd, Mrs Harper Exley. Along with a print of a sepia photograph, unidentified, peopled farmscape, 24.5 x 16.5cm. Ex Libris Vance. G to G+. [21]. *page 51 & back cover 434

PHOTOGRAPHS, NEW ZEALAND CINEMA Two ‘stills’ from New Zealand films, including one annotated verso ‘The Adventures of Algy, Boating on the Avon’.

HMSO, printed in Bradford WWII. 48.5 x 75cm. Fold lines, small tears to extremities. Depicts Auxiliary Territorial Sevice women in action (three figures in foreground, one male), spotlights in night sky beyond. G+. Est. $100

c1925. 25 x 20cm. Image depicts two young women punting on the Avon, one bored, the other with gaze engaged off camera, ‘native’ standing in the water, smiling. One woman likely to be Bathia Howie Stuart, female lead in said film. Along with another photograph, same size, captioned within image ‘Hine-Moa’, letter R lower right. Stamped verso Cinema Art Films (Aus & NZ) Ltd, annotated ‘Still from Rudall Haywood photo.’ G. [2]. *page 25

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POSTER, ATS ATS, Eyes of the Guns, by artist Beverley Pick.

POSTERS, NEW ZEALAND WWI Two posters, ‘Help to Win the War’ and ‘Liberty Loan’. Marcus F Marks, Govt Printer, Wellington 1918. 44 x 57cm. Printed in black and red. Some blackening, darker verso. Small tears to extremities. Text includes ‘Our men are giving their lives, you are only asked to lend your money’, ‘Are you rich or poor? All should help’. AF. FA. [2]. Est. $100 429

SHEPARD, E H Facsimile of frontispiece by E H Shepard for ‘Winnie the Pooh’. ND. Framed and mounted, behind glass. Image size 18.5 x 26cm. Christopher Robin and bear descending staircase. ‘Bump Bump Bump’ lower right. VG. Est. $100

PHOTOGRAPHY & POSTCARDS 430

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM A ‘Dominion Guide to Prices’ appropriated for use as a photograph album, featuring portraits and scenes of Waimate and surrounding districts. 1877+. Maroon cloth. 90+ images, some laid in, including many group portraits, one captioned ‘Ye Football Seven-A-Side’ (with suited official to left). One image of a railway-related building with sign ‘Half the crime would disappear in NZ electorates during the first year under no license’, hand-captioned beneath ‘WCTU advy removed by liquor influence’. Another photograph, hand-captioned within image ‘Two ladies on a round the world tour’ (map of Australia on car door, 3 cars, crowd, C S Hood, Watchmaker, & Savoy Dining Room in background), Governor General Sir Chas Fergusson visit. Copies of earlier photographs, postcards, street scenes etc. Photograph of Ann Hubbard, 100 years old, with posy of flowers, 30 April 1939. This album probably used on occasions by the Timaru Herald. Ex Libris Vance. G. *page 39 431

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM An album compiled by Robert S Smart of Dunedin, from boyhood to manhood, featuring images of boyscouts, mountaineering, Burnham Camp, university etc. 1934-1940s. 25 x 21cm. Stationery binding, cord tie. Some photographs removed, others laid in. Many captioned. Mostly candid snaps, with more formal occasions catered for by professional photographers. Burnham Camp images smaller, deckle-edged. Subjects include weekend camp at King’s Island, beached whale, a flag decked car, weddings, gas-mask instruction, Pisa Range, Remarkables. One photograph annotated verso ‘Wigram 1941, William Richard 25, Emma Grace 53, Robert Stuart 21’. The trajectory-in-pictures of a 20th century New Zealand male. G+. [c100 photographs]. Est. $200 *page 33 432

PHOTOGRAPH, GOLD ASSOCIATION Head and shoulders portrait tentatively inscribed verso ‘? George Gilchrist/Director/Gold Dredging?’.

POSTCARD ALBUM An Edwardian era album featuring work by artists such as Louis Wain and Florence Upton, and including many New Zealand-related cards. Most cards postally used and sent to Master Billie Wilson, Fordell, Wanganui. 1903+. 25 x 41cm. Embossed pictorial blue and white binding, with major flaws, lacking spine. Some cards and some leaves loose. Over 50 New Zealand-related cards, scenic and Maori images. Eleven coloured cards by Louis Wain. The work of Lawson Wood and New Zealand artist Harry Rountree also noted amongst the bounty here offered. Sent within New Zealand and from abroad, the images mostly selected to appeal to children. An address detail, the name ‘Oeta’, links this album to the farm so named by Henry Sargeant. Of diverse interest, including postal history. Must view. Binding FA, contents G to G+. [130+]. *page 39 436

POSTCARDS, LOUIS WAIN STYLE Three postcards featuring drawings by hand in the style of Louis Wain including one depicting a cat holding a mirror, the caption ‘I believe I should look three times as nice with curly whiskers [etc]’. c1904. Official New Zealand Post Card. One penny. Three postmarks: two ‘NZ Fordell 19 No 04’, the other obscured. The second card features two cats, one with top hat and cane, three postmarks. The third card depicts a heavily laden cat, captioned ‘Changing his Quarters’, 3 postmarks. All addressed to Billie Wilson, ‘Oeta’, Kauangaroa, Fordell. Feline flattery from afar. All FX. G. [3]. *pages 2 & 25

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MAP, AUCKLAND ISLANDS Auckland Island. W Craig & Co, Lithographers, Invercargill c1895. 44 x 57cm. On thin paper. SLF. Piercings and edgewear. Notes on ‘The Auckland Island’ printed to right of map, including Southland Daily News letter to the editor from H McLean, dated 20 June 1895. G. 438

MAP, FELTON MATHEW Map of the Harbour of Waitemata, New Zealand, and of the Adjacent Country, Shewing the Situation of Auckland, the Capital of the Colony. From a Trigonometrical Survey by Felton Mathew, Surveyor General. J Arrowsmith, London 1842. Framed and mounted, behind glass. Map size 51 x 40cm. Outlined in colour. ‘And also the isthmus which separates the waters of the Firth of Thames on the eastern, from those of Manukao [sic] on the western coast etc.’ Printed at foot: ‘569 Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 12 August 1842’. G+. Est. $2500

Unatttributed 19th century. Mounted. Image size 29.5 x 37.5cm. Benevolent gaze. Ex Libris Vance. G.

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MAP, JAMES WYLD To the Right Honourable the Secretary of State for the Colonies &c &c This Chart of New Zealand from Original Surveys, Engraved by Jas Wyld. 3rd ed. James Wyld, London 1840-1860s. Framed and mounted, behind glass. Map size 53 x 77cm. Fold lines, some creasing and repairs. Steel engraving, handcoloured. Outlined in colour. Insets: ‘Plan of the Bar and Part of the Hokianga River’, ‘Plan of the Entrance to Port Manoukao’, ‘Plan of Victoria (Bay of Islands)’, ‘Oyerri or Pelorous River’, ‘Port Nicholson’, ‘Plan of Southern Port (Stewart’s Island)’, and ‘Plan of Dusky Bay’. See Tooley 1394 to 1405. G. Est. $1500 440

MAP, NEW ZEALAND A Map of New Zealand by A K Johnston. Plate 33 from National Atlas. W & A K Johnston, Edinburgh c1853. Framed and mounted, behind glass. Map size 52.5 x 63.5cm. Outlined in colour. Insets of Port Nicholson, Port Cooper and Port Levy by Capt W M Smith. Tooley 766: ‘Banks Peninsula corrected. Dunedin and Canterbury added in South Island and Taranaki in North Island.’ G+. Est. $600 441

MAP, NEW ZEALAND Nouvelle Zelande, Ile Du Nord. Partie Septentrionale de Hokianga (Cote Ouest) a Tutukaka (Cote Est). Grave par J Geisendorfer. Depot des Cartes et Plans de la Marine 1885. Card mount. Map size 94 x 64cm. Fold line. SLF. ‘Reproduction de la Carte levee sous la direction des Capitaines Stokes et Drury.’ ‘Prix Deux Francs 2879 139-190’ printed lower right. ‘Juillet 1885’ lower centre. G. Est. $400 442

MAP, PEACE TERMS Philips’ Contoured Map of the European Battle Fronts, with a Home Guard armband laid in. George Philip & Son, London WWI. In illustrated card cover, 8vo. Map size 110.5 x 89.5cm. Fold line tears. Cover title: ‘Peace Terms Map of Europe’. FA to G. Armband G+. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. 443

MAPS, MINING Two maps including ‘Kawarau & Crown Survey Districts’. NZ Lands and Survey 1922. 35 x 40cm. On brown card backing. Line colour. Few annotations. R T Sadd, Chief Surveyor, Otago. [Drawn by] A J Morrison, June 1921. Number 5 pasted to top left. General wear. G. Along with ‘Skippers Creek Survey District’, (NZ Lands and Survey), 1921, R T Sadd, Chief Surveyor, Otago, drawn by A H Saunders, 1903, revised 1921, brown card backing, line col, G. [2]. 444

MAPS, SOUTH ISLAND A bundle of maps of various South Island Stations, Pastoral Runs etc including ‘Plan of River Conservation Reserves Rangitata Island’. Dept of Lands and Survey, Wellington 1897. Reserves coloured red. Map size 61 x 69.5cm. Loss to one corner (margin), closed tear. Small tears to extremities. Fold lines. S Percy Smith Surveyor General. G. Along with ‘Plan of Mackenzie County’, (L&S), J Strauchon Surveyor General, c1909-1912, map size 140 x 150cm, heavy linen backing, FA to G, ‘Pastoral Runs, Mackenzie County’, (L&S), Canterbury Land District, No 418, Pastoral Runs for License, pencilled prices to margin, stamped and addressed verso to H T Wigley Esq, Timaru, FA to G. Other areas covered include Grampians, Three Springs, Albury, Rakaia Gorge, Mount Nessing, Shepherd’s Bush Station, Four Peaks, Coldstream Station. ‘Mary Murray, Rhoboro’ Downs Stn’ annotated to ‘Plan Shewing Pastoral Runs in Canterbury, NZ’, (L&S), 1889. Note mounted verso showing lessees of various stations has Mary’s name crossed through, D McRae & Matheson added. An interesting collection, 1880s to 1920s, the condition of many maps indicating frequent use. AF. Generally FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. [c50]. Est. $500 445

MAPS, SOUTHLAND A bundle of Southland maps including ‘Plan of the Township of Fern Hill’ (Hokonui District). General Survey Office, New Zealand 1879. Map size 43.5 x 25cm. Surveyed by T B McNeil, drawn by James Fraser, litho by W Craig & Co, Invercargill. Repaired. FA to G. Along with ‘Plan of the Town of Lowther’, (Craig), c1877, AF, FA, ‘Town of Lowther’, (Govt Print), 1902+, annotated (re name Malone), FA, ‘Block 4 Campbell Town Hundred Province of Southland’, (Theophilus Heale Chief Surveyor), 1864, AF, FA, ‘Plan of the Township of Hirstfield’, (NZ Survey), 1884, FA to G, & 10 others similar, 2 facsimiles, AF, FA to G. [15]. 38

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ANTIQUARIAN, FINE BOUND & PRIVATE PRESS 446

ALLAN, COLIN H Solomons Safari 1953-58, Parts I & II. Ltd ed. Nag’s Head Press, Christchurch 1989 & 1990. 8vo. Part I: 100p. DJ. Part II: 195p. DJ. Red cloth. Applied paper title labels. Both vols G+/G+. [2]. Est. $50 447

BALZAC, HONORE DE La Comedie Humaine, eight volumes. R ed. Louis Conard, Paris 1912. 8vo. Quarter blond leather with rich marbled boards. A very handsome set. G. [8]. Est. $100 448

BURNS, ROBERT The Work of Robert Burns, in two volumes. Blackie, London 1874. 8vo. Half green leather. Raised bands. Book label of Allen Roberts mounted. G+. [2]. Est. $50 449

CABELL, JAMES BRANCH Jurgen, A Comedy of Justice, with wood engravings by John Buckland-Wright. 1st ed. Golden Cockerel Press, London 1949. 8vo. 349p. Frontis, illus. Quarter leather. Corners rubbed. A worthy example of the work of Sangorski & Sutcliffe, bookbinders (S & S stamped to front pastedown). Rough cut. TEG. No 334 of 500. G to G+. Est. $200 450

CARTWRIGHT, F D (EDITOR) The Life and Correspondence of Major Cartwright, in two volumes. Henry Colburn, London 1826. 8vo. Map (fold). QTBD. Vol I later EPs. Surface loss to leather-covered boards. Lacks 2 plates. AF. G to G+. [2]. 451

COLERIDGE, S T The Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, in two volumes, together with two volumes of ‘The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope’, each book carrying a presentation plate to John Duthie, Esq, from the Citizens of Wellington, New Zealand, on his retirement from the Mayoralty, December 1889. Bell/Bohn, London 19th century. 12mo. All vols HFBD, all edges & EPs marbled. Ornately gilt spines. Coleridge vols maroon boards, Pope vols blue, not uniform. Very smart shelf appearance. All G+. [4]. Est. $100 452

CUDWORTH, RALPH The True Intellectual System of the Universe, in three volumes. Printed for Thomas Tegg, London 1845. 8vo. Full leather, ornately gilt spines. Two POS including J W Turner. G+. [3]. Est. $50 453

ENCYCLOPAEDIA, CHAMBERS’S Chambers’s Encyclopaedia, in ten volumes. New ed. W & R Chambers, London 1895. 4to. Illus, maps (incl fold). Half leather. Entry for ‘bookplates’: ‘This is the somewhat awkward English name for labels of ownership frequently placed on the inside covers of books. Abroad these labels are styled ex libris.’ This entry followed by Book-scorpian. Impressive appearance. G+. [10]. Est. $100 454

HARPER, THOMAS The Constitution of Free-Masonry or Ahiman Rezon. 7th ed. Printed by Brother T Harper (Jun), for the Editor, London 1807. 8vo. l, 234p. Frontis. Tree calf. Masonic symbols in gilt to spine compartments, applied title label. Joints rubbed. CB. SABR. Small serrated paper sticker to spine and upper board. Four minor insect piercings to boards. Textblock age darkened, SLF. POS of Brother P T Gardner. Bookseller’s ticket of John Meadon, London. Includes a selection of Masonic songs. ‘A List of Lodges’ (16p) follows text. ‘Such men are totally unfit to be admitted Free-Masons as they cannot fulfil many of the duties of a Lodge, and if men are not of fortune or property they should be persons of science.’ G. Est. $500 455

HUME, DAVID The History of England, in eight volumes, carrying the bookplate of Peter Lippa. W Pickering, Oxford 1826. Illus. HFBD, moire boards. POS J W Turner. FX. G. [8]. Est. $100

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LAMB, CHARLES & MARY LAMB Seven volumes of the works of Charles & Mary Lamb, each carrying a presentation plate to John Duthie, Esq, from the Citizens of Wellington, New Zealand, on his retirement from the Mayoralty, December 1889. Macmillan, London 1885+. 12mo. Half calf, ornately gilt spines. Three titles by Ainger, ‘The Letters of Charles Lamb’, Vols I & II, and ‘Charles Lamb’. All G+. [7]. Est. $80 457

LAMB, R C Pioneers in Protest, or, No Gains Without Drains. 1st ed. Nag’s Head Press, Christchurch 1970. 24mo. 47p. Head-pieces, DJ. Yellow cloth. An edition of 150 copies. G+/G. 458

LONGFELLOW, H W The Writings of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, in eleven volumes, each carrying a presentation plate to John Duthie, Esq, from the Citizens of Wellington, New Zealand, on his retirement from the Mayoralty, December 1889. Riverside ed. Routledge, London 1886. 12mo. Blue half binding, ornately gilt spines. Endpapers and all edges marbled. A handsome set. G+ to VG. [11]. Est. $100 459

MATHERS, E POWYS The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night, in eight volumes. With illustrations from drawings by Roderick McRae. Extra illustrated ed. Casanova Society, London c1929. 8vo. Illus. Green cloth, gilt decorations. TEG. Other edges rough cut. Marbled EPs. Printed on Clear Spring Antique Laid Paper. Set No 391/1000. SLF. G+. 460

MOSHEIM, J L An Ecclesiastical History, in six volumes, presented to the Diocesan Library by the First Bishop of Wellington. New ed. Printed for T Cadell, London 1790. 22cm. Leather bound. Binding well worn. Some dampstaining. Armorial certificate mounted to front pastedown. One POS removed. FA to G. [6]. Est. $100 461

NOUET, JACQUES (PERE) L’Homme D’Oraison, five volumes. Libraire Catholique de Perisse Freres, Lyon 1845. 12mo. HFBD, marbled boards. Monastry book label, Teignmouth. ‘Benedictine Convent, Hammersmith 1854’ inscribed in two vols. G+. [5]. Est. $80

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[NORRIS, THOMAS CHEALL] The Lucubrations of Scribo the Historian Concerning Wars of Nations. 1st ed. Michael R Thorn, Christchurch 1915. 12mo. 84p. Advts. N3818. Pink wrappers. War influenced advertising. ‘De war in Europe has provoked Bad Spirit among several nations but Dewar’s Whisky [etc]’. Ex Libris Vance. G. 468

ALLEN, CHARLES The Ship Beautiful, illustrated by George Soper. 1st ed. F Warne, London 1925. 8vo. 278p. Frontis, illus, DJ. A312. Green cloth. Story about friendship between a small boy and his uncle. Dunedin one location of story. ‘”Ink is my opium” quoth Diana of the Crossways, and, since I am denied the consolations of that narcotic, Braille shall be mine.’ Printed verso of dedication page: ‘Transcribed from the Braille script of Richard Burnard, and here set forth by C R Allen’. G+/G. Curious. Along with another copy, enclosures, G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. 469

ANDERSEN, JOHANNES Twenty-two New Zealand literature titles including ‘Songs Unsung’, inscribed ‘Still singing quietly’ by the author. 1st ed. W&T, Christchurch [1903]. 12mo. 167p. Frontis. A466. Red cloth. Some pages uncut. G+. Another copy, without frontis, G, Alpers, ‘College Rhymes’, (W&T), 1923, subscription ed, G+, Lawson, ‘Popular Verses’, (A&R), 1913, SC, G+, Clark, ‘My Erratic Pal’, (J Lane), 1918, G+, Bartle, ‘An Idyl of the South’, (Simpson & Williams), 1886, SC, G, Wedde, ‘NZ Universities’ Arts Festival Year Book 1968’, (NZUAFC), 1968, SC, includes Ensing, Hunt, Smithyman, G+, Hervey, ‘Man on a Raft’, (Caxton), 1949, 1st, VG/G+, Marsyas, ‘Soundings’, (CSW), ND, G+, Haslam, ‘Scenes in Southland’, (Epworth Press), 1926, 1st, G+/G, Wilhelmina Sherriff Elliot, ‘From Zealandia’, (Watkins), 1925, VG/G, & 11 others similar, 2 SC, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [22]. Est. $100 *page 33 470

DOMETT, ALFRED Ranolf and Amohia. A Dream of Two Lives. In two volumes. R ed. Kegan, Paul, Trench, London 1883. 8vo. Vol I: 307p. Vol II: 339p. 1650. Green cloth. New revised ed. Ex Libris Vance. Both G to G+. [2]. 471

GOPAS, RUDOLF WILLIAM Nature Speaks! Being a manuscript-style collection of poems gifted by the author to Hone Tuwhare.

Compagnie des Libraires Affociez, Paris 1675. 16mo. VP. Illus. Contemporary binding. Ornately gilt spines. CB. SABR with surface loss to cover extremities. Finely detailed portraits. Some juvenile scribble. FA to G. [2].

1976-78. Folio. VP. Illus. Hole punch binding with metal clip. Lower stiff board. Loose yellow folder in lieu of cover, this with photocopied title page pasted to front, and stamped ‘sample’. Photocopied poem ‘Leonardo da Vinci’ pasted inside, bearing handwritten inscription ‘for Hone Tuwhare from R W Gopas’. Loosely enclosed handwritten letter (two sides) from Gopas to Tuwhare, as well as four leaves of poems inscribed by Gopas. Also enclosed is a short note (torn in four but taped back together) from art dealer Kobi Bossard to Tuwhare stating that Gopas wants to give Tuwhare a manuscript. Approximately 120 pages of poems, sketches, astronomical images and diagrams photocopied from manuscript and typescript originals, and pasted to blank pages. Two photographic prints of the moon affixed to one page. Seven further loose leaves of photocopied material, including one newspaper article by Bruce Robinson (apparently dated 27 September 1978) referring to Gopas using the photocopying machine ‘as a tool in the same way that some photographers use darkroom equipment to exploit their images’. Various hand annotations throughout. Rudolf Gopas, 1913-1983, artist, art teacher and amateur astronomer. Born in Silute, near Memel (Klaipeda), then part of Germany. Gopas arrived in New Zealand in 1949, obtaining employment as a photo-processor with the firm of Coulls Somerville Wilkie Ltd. He taught art at the University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts from 1959-1977. See Mane-Wheoki, ‘Gopas, Rudolf’, DNZB, updated 2007. Passing references to the likes of Shakespeare, Simenon, Graham Greene, Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse juxtaposed with sub/titles such as ‘Kumara Speaks’ and ‘Be a local Boy!’ give this item an intriguing literary currency. The letter to Tuwhare, apologising for ‘butting in on you unannounced’, reveals that Gopas did absorb some of the Kiwi culture of the day. A most fascinating piece, crackling with eccentricity. Please view. G. Est. $500 *page 39

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PALEY, WILLIAM The Works of William Paley, five volumes. New ed. Printed for William Baynes, London 1825. 8vo. Full leather. A handsome set. G. [5]. Est. $80 463

STEVENSON, R L Twelve volumes of the works of Robert Louis Stevenson, each carrying a presentation plate to John Duthie, Esq, from the Citizens of Wellington, New Zealand, on his retirement from the Mayoralty, December 1889. R ed. Chatto & Windus, London 1883+. 12mo. Map (fold). Half calf. Raised bands. Compartments centred by fleurons. SLF. Fold out map as ‘Kidnapped’ frontis. ‘The Silverado Squatters’ published in year of 1st ed. Boards marked. Lower spines of five vols dampstained, minor. All G+/VG. [12]. Est. $150 464

STRADA, FAMIANUS Histoire de la Guerre de Flandre. Volumes II & IV.

TYTLER, P F Lives of Scottish Worthies, three volumes. J Murray, London 1855. 16mo. Illus. HFBD, marbled boards. G+.[3]. Est. $50 466

WHITE, E G Patriarchs and Prophets or the Great Conflict Between Good and Evil. International Tract Society, London 1897. 8vo. xxiv, 756p. Frontis, illus. Blind decorated boards. Author’s name appears as ‘Mrs E G White’ on applied leather spine label. G.

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LEASK, MINA GRAHAM Two little poetry booklets from Gore including ‘Pictures in Print’, by Mina Graham Leask. Printed by Matheson & Dewar, Gore 1922. 12mo. [48]p. L310. Purple wrappers. Inscribed ‘To the Lady with Leaskies love.’ First poem entitled ‘The Graves of Gallipoli’. Cover sunned. G+. Along with Popplewell, ‘Rambling Rhymes’, (Ensign Print), 1926, 1st, SC, SA, G+. [2].

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1st ed. T Werner Laurie Ltd, London 1936. 8vo. 257p. L341. Red cloth. Blurbs mounted. FA. Another copy, G. Along with same details, ‘Children of the Poor’, 1936, R, SA, G, ‘Shining with the Shiner’, (Mead), [1944], 1st, SC, FA to G, ‘Delinquent Days’, (Collins), 1967, 1st, G+/VG, & ‘Simple on a Soapbox’, (Collins), 1963, 1st, VG/G+. Ex Libris Vance. [6].

W&T, Dunedin ND. 8vo. 36p. Grey card. ‘They came triumphant in their youth and strength’. G+. Along with Wright, ‘NZ Chimes’, (Lankshear), 1900, 1st, SC, G, ChapmanCohen, ‘Poems’, (Stockwell), ND, SC, VG, Graham, ‘Zealandia’, (W&T), 1912, SC, G, & 3 others similar, SC, G to G+. Ex Libris Vance. [7].

LEE, JOHN A Six books by John A Lee including ‘The Hunted’, inscribed by author ‘Not so Hunted’.

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MACKAY, JESSIE Three publications by Jessie Mackay including ‘The Sitter on the Rail and Other Poems’. 1st ed. Simpson & Williams, Christchurch 1891. 12mo. 77p. Headpieces. M323. Illustrated wrappers. Staples rusted, cover soiled. G. Along with ‘From the Maori Sea’, (W&T), 1908, 1st, SC, G, ‘The Bride of the Rivers & Other Verses’, (S&W), and MacLeod, ‘A Voice in the Wind, The Story of Jessie Mackay’, (Reed), 1955, 1st, G+/G+. Ex Libris Vance. [4]. Est. $50 475

MAGAZINE, ZEALANDIA Seven issues of ‘Zealandia, A Monthly Magazine of New Zealand Literature’, edited by William Freeman. ‘Zealandia’, Dunedin 1889-1890. 8vo. Illus, advts. Blue wrappers. Content includes essay on Henrick Ibsen (by Burn), female suffrage (by Bourke), domestic training of girls (by Miss Fraser), chess in NZ (by Benbow). Sep-Dec 1889, Feb-April 1890. Ex Libris Vance. G+. [7]. Est. $50 476

SMITH, L E Seven New Zealand poetry books including ‘Gallipoli and Other Poems’.

OTHER LITERATURE 480

PLATH, SYLVIA The Colossus. Poems by Sylvia Plath. Scarce uncorrected proof. Previous owner Sadie Balkind, her signature & book label mounted. Heinemann, London 1960. 8vo. 88p. Yellow wrappers, darkened at extremities. Balkind signature at head of cover title. Book label on title page. NZ Federation of Graduate Woman award named after Sadie Balkind. From ‘The Colossus’: ‘No longer do I listen for the scrape of a keel / On the blank stones of the landing’. G+. Est. $2000

BIBLIOGRAPHY 481

ANDERSEN, JOHANNES The Lure of New Zealand Book Collecting. 1st ed. W&T, Auckland 1936. 8vo. 118p. A445. Paper-covered boards, cloth spine. G. 482

LAWLOR, P A Books and Bookmen, New Zealand and Overseas. Signed by author. 1st ed. W&T, Wellington 1954. 8vo. xii, 267p. Frontis, illus, DJ. L174. Red cloth. No 122/400. Ex Libris Vance. G+/FA. Est. $50

MANSFIELD, KATHERINE Something Childish and Other Stories. 1st ed. Constable & Co Ltd, London 1924. 8vo. x, 259p. Green cloth. Bumped. SLF. Sticker to RPD. G. Est. $100

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1st ed. LANZ, Christchurch 1934. 4to. viii, 68p. Frontis. Grey card. G. Along with Hocken, ‘A Bibliography of New Zealand’, (Govt Print), 1909, 1st, G+, ‘A Catalogue for the Collector of New Zealand Books Old and New’, (W&T), c1935, SC, G, & 5 others similar, G. Ex Libris Vance. [8]. Est. $50

NEWALL, LADY Lady Newall’s New Zealand Gift Book. 1st ed. PEN (New Zealand Centre), Wellington 1943. 4to. 179p. Frontis, illus, map, DJ. L57. Buff cloth, tiki motif. Contributors include Ngaio Marsh, Frank Sargeson, Airini Vane, Douglas Lilburn. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G. 478

PYKE, VINCENT The Story of Wild Will Enderby.

MUNN, RALPH & JOHN BARR Eight publications including ‘New Zealand Libraries’.

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TAYLOR, C R H A Pacific Bibliography. Inscribed to Bill Vance with the kind regards of the writer C R H Taylor. 1st ed. Polynesian Society, Wellington 1951. 8vo. xxix, 492p. Frontis, map (fold), DJ. Red cloth. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G. Est. $50

4th ed. R T Wheeler, Dunedin 1873. 8vo. 260p. 4571. Green stiff wrappers. The People’s Edition. Goldfields story set in Dunedin. Copy of Janet McDougall. (22091). G. Est. $100 *page 39

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TAYLOR, C R H A Roll of Book Collectors in New Zealand. Ltd ed. NZ Ex Libris and Booklovers Society, Wellington 1958. 8vo. 41p. DJ. Blue cloth. Mounted inscription signed by C R H Taylor, Tawa, 11/3/64. Ex Libris Vance. G+/G.

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INDEX OF AUTHORS

[Annabell, Norman (Compiler)]

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290

[Craik, G L]

Box Lot, Natural History

291

[Davidson, Albert Edward]

Box Lot, New Zealand

292

Box Lot, New Zealand Education

293

Box Lot, New Zealand Turf Register

294

[Hawdon, Sarah E]

366

[Jacobson, William E M]

[Johnson, Marguerita M]/'Rewa Glenn' [Maning, F E]/'Pakeha Maori'

337 96, 97

Box Lot, Ornithology

295, 296, 297, 298, 299

Box Lot, Ornithology Journals

300

[Norris, Thomas Cheall]

467

[Thompson, C Meysey]

Bracken, Thomas

Acland, L G D

Bradbury, E (Editor)

Adams, Brian

338

Broadsheet, Greymouth

Adams, C Warren

100

Brown, Alfred Nesbit

Allan, Colin H

446

Brown, J MacMillan

313

Allen, Charles

468

Brown, John

129

Andersen, Johannes

1, 101, 102, 469, 481

Andrewes, Lancelot

Box Lot, Timaru

301 126, 127 128 271, 272

Brown, William

Browne, C R

Anson, George

321

Buck, Sir Peter Henry

Ashby, Ted

322

Bude, Eugene de

130

Askwith, Betty

103

Buick, T Lindsay

131, 132, 341

Audubon, John J

339

Buller, W L

Babbage, S Barton

342, 343

Buller, W L (Editor)

Bagnall, A G

104

Bunyan, John

Balzac, Honore de

447

Burdon, R M

302

Banwell, D Bruce

387

Burns, Robert

448

Byles, Marie Beuzeville

388

Cabell, James Branch

449 133

Barker, Lady Mary Anne Barrow, T

105, 310 4

Bateman, William

106

Canterbury Museum

Bates, Daisy

311

Carkeek, W C

Bateson, Charles

107

Carter, Ronald

324

Baughan, B E

108

Cartwright, F D (Editor)

450

109

Chart, Maori Mythology

Baxter, Archibald Beaglehole, J C

110, 323

Beattie, Herries

5, 6, 7, 8, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119

Bell, F Dillon & Frederick Young Best, Elsdon

120 9

407 134

Bible, Maori

Church Missionary Society

404, 405, 406

Chromolithograph, William Potts

10 12,13

395

Chromolithograph, Charles Decimus Barraud

Beveridge, William

Bible, O T Psalms

344

Ching, Raymond

Chudleigh, E R

Bible, O T

Chilton, Chas (Editor)

24, 135

Church of England

25, 26, 27

Church of England, Diocese of Waiapu

28 29

Bible, Samoan

312

Church of Jesus Christ, LDS

Bidwill, W E & A E Woodhouse

121

Churchill, Winston S

367

Blyth, J A (Editor)

340

Clarke, Edward B

136

Bolitho, Hector

122

Clarke, George

137

Clune, Frank & P R Stephensen

303

Book of Mormon

Booklet, Brunner

123

Coates, Dandeson

Bookplate, Augustus Hamilton

270

Colenso, William

Boscawen, John Hugh

124

Coleridge, S T

451

Bowman, H O

125

Collection, Important Pamphlets

139

Box Lot, Australia

289

Collection, South Island

140

138 30, 31

Rare Books, Maps & Photography

Cook, Captain James Cook, Thos Cowan, James Cowan, James (Compiler)

141 32, 33, 142, 143, 368, 396 34

Gifford, W H & H B Williams

164

Gisborne, William

165

Gopas, Rudolf William

471

Gorst, J E

Cox, Alfred

144

Grace, John Te H

Creighton, Louise

145

Grace, Reverend Thomas Samuel

166

Cudworth, Ralph

452

Graham, G W & L B J Chapple

167

Darby, Charles

369

Grayling, W I

168

146

Grey, Henry G

Dash, Geo (Editor) Davis, C O Davis, Reverend Richard Defoe, Daniel Del Mar, Frances

35, 36 147

Grey, Sir George Gudgeon, Thomas W

Guthrie-Smith, H

169 44, 45 170 347, 348

Haast, H F von

171

Diagrams, Gold Fields

345

Haast, Julius von

349

Diary, Mormon

148

Hall, Thomas (Subject)

Diary, New Zealand Farm

149

Hall-Jones, John

305

Diary, New Zealand Wars Volunteer Churton

150

Handbook, Bay of Plenty

174

Dick, Betty

304

Handbook, Emergency Legislation

374

Dickens, Charles

151

Hardie, Martin & Arthur K Sabin

397

Dittmer, Wilhelm

Hardy, Norman H (Illustrator)

175

172, 173

Dixon, W Gray

152

Harper, Arthur P

306, 390

Document, Buller Reserve Lease

273

Harper, Thomas

454

Document, Native Land Court

274

Harris, J Chantrey

Dodge, Ernest Stanley

Harrop, A J

176, 177 178

Domett, Alfred

470

Hawke's Bay Philosophical Institute

Donne, T E

389

Hay, James

181

Drummond, James (Editor)

153

He Kauhau

Duff, Oliver

154

He Panui Tenei

Dumas, Alexandre

328

He Pukapuka Whakaako

Dyer, H G

370

Hempleman, George

329

Earle, Augustus

155

Henderson, James Herbert

375

Edger, Reverend S

156

Hight, James & C R Straubel (Editors)

182

453

Hinemoa

Encyclopaedia, Chambers's Engraving, Cook

408, 409, 410

Holloway, K M

179, 180

49 183

Ephemera, Antarctic

318

Hudson, G V

350, 351, 352

Ephemera, Butter Ration Card

275

Hume, David

455

Izett, James

Ephemera, Maori Event Ephemera, Merchant and Postal

276

Jackson, Patrick M (Editor)

Ephemera, National War Savings

277

Jaussen, Tepano

315

Ephemera, Railway

278

Jenkinson, S H

184

Ephemera, 'Wahine' Telex

279

Johnson, J

185

157

Johnston, A J

186

Ephemera, WEA Ephemera, WWII

325, 326, 327

371, 372

Johnstone, Captain J C

Evans, Allister

158

Journal, Voyage

187

Fahey, W H

159

Keam, R F

188

Fancourt, H C

160

Kendall, Thomas & Samuel Lee

Fanning, L S (Editor)

161

Kennaway, Laurence J

189

Field, H C

346

Kippis, A

330

Fitchett, W H

314

Kirk, T

353

Fitton, Edward B

162

Kirkham, Francis W

Furkert, F W

163

Lamb, Charles & Mary Lamb

Gardiner, Hugh

362

Lamb, R C

Gascoyne, Major Frederick J W

373

Lawlor, P A

Bethunes at Webb's

54 456 482

Leask, Mina Graham

472

Mollison, T

Ledger, Dunedin

190

Moore, A Briscoe

376

Moore, C W S

210

Moore, William

400

Moorhead, Murray

377

Morris, Gerard S

378

Lee, John A Leys, Thomson W Lithograph, Captain W Mein Smith Lithograph, Charles Decimus Barraud Lithograph, George French Angas Lithograph, Louis Auguste de Sainson

191, 473 192 411, 412 413 414, 415, 416 417, 418, 419, 420, 421, 422, 423,

Mortimer, Flavell Lee

Mosheim, J L

460

Lithograph, Louis Le Breton

425

Munn, Ralph & John Barr

483

Lloyd's Register

331

Musgrave, Captain Thomas

211

Lockerbie, Leslie

193

Native Meetings

Longfellow, H W

458

New Zealand

Lord, E Iveagh

307

New Zealand Company

212

Low, Sir David

398

New Zealand Department of Health

280

Luckie, D M

194

New Zealand Laws

MacFarlane, L R C

195

New Zealand Native Department

Mackay, James

196

New Zealand Pilot

213

Mackay, Jessie

474

New Zealand Rugby Annual

393

MacKenzie, F W

197

New Zealand Shipping Company Limited

333

MacKenzie, Florence

198

Newall, Lady

477

MacKenzie, Mrs Peter

308

Newspaper, New Zealand Journal

281

Maclean Buckley, Helen

199

Nihoniho, Tuta

Macmillan, David

200

North, Brownlow

Magazine, Zealandia

475

Nouet, Jacques (Pere)

461

Mahoney, Richard

391

O'Connor, Irma

214

Mair, Captain Gilbert

201

Ollivier, Charles Morton

215

Mannering, George E

392

Otago Museum

216

Mansfield, Katherine

476

Pacific Mail Steamship Company

282

Paley, William

462 217

62 63, 64

67 68

Maori Church Almanac

Map, Auckland Islands

437

Parcell, James C

Map, Felton Mathew

438

Parker, Mrs

439

Pearce, G L

218

Map, James Wyld Map, New Zealand

440, 441

Map, Peace Terms

442

Periodical, Parliamentary Review

Maps, Mining

443

Periodical, Te Hoa Maori

Maps, South Island

444

Periodical, Te Waka Karaitiana

Maps, Southland

445

Photograph Album

Martens, E K von

Periodical, Jubilee

70 283 71 72 430, 431

354

Photograph, Gold Association

432

Martin, Sir William

56, 57

Photographs, Cartes de Visite

433

Mathers, E Powys

459

Photographs, New Zealand Cinema

434

Maunsell, Robert

Pictorials, Australia

316

Maynard, Felix & Alexandre Dumas

332

Pictorials, New Zealand

284

McClymont, W G

202

Pictorials, New Zealand Centennial

285

McCormick, E H

203

Pierre, William A

363

McCrae, Alexander

204

Plath, Sylvia

480

McDonald, K C

205

Platts, Una

401

McHutcheson, William

206

Polack, J

McKenzie, G M

207

Pope, James H

McLaren, Fergus B

208

Postal History, Armed Forces

286

Meade, Herbert

209

Postcard Album

435

Melling, Gerald

399

Postcards, Louis Wain Style

436

Ministry of Agriculture

355

Poster, ATS

Mitira, Tiaki Hikawera/J H Mitchell

73 74, 75, 76

426, 427

Posters, New Zealand WWI

428

Rare Books, Maps & Photography

Powles, C Guy (Editor)

379

Pratt, William

219

Programme, South Seas Exhibition

287

Pugsley, Christopher

380

Purchas, H T

220

Pybus, Reverend Thomas A

221

Stewart, Col H

383

Stock, Eugene

243

Storey, John & J Halket Millar

384

Strada, Famianus

464

Strass, Friedrich

403

Sweetman, Edward

244 245

Tasman, Abel Janszoon

246

Taylor, Nancy M (Editor) Taylor, W A

484, 485 247 87

Terry, Charles

248

Thompson, H M

249

Thomson, John T

250

Timaru Herald

288

Torlesse, C O

251

Tregear, Edward

88, 252

Trollope, Anthony

253

Troup, Gordon (Editor)

364

Tucker, Sarah

254

Turbott, E G (Editor)

360

Turner, Samuel

394

Twisleton, Francis

385

Tytler, P F

465

Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand

255, 334

Wakefield, E G

256

Wakefield, E J

257, 258

Wakelin, Richard

259

Walker, James B

335

Ward, Crosbie

260

Webb, Leicester

261

Westervelt, W D

White, E G

466

Wilkinson, A S & late Amy Wilkinson

361

Williams, W G (Editor)

262

Williams, William

Williams, William Leonard

Willis, A D

263

Wilson, E Wilson

264

Wilson, Helen Wilson, J A

Tanner Bros Taylor, C R H

397

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309 92, 265

Windsor Magazine

386

Woodhouse, A E

266

Woodhouse, A E (Editor)

267

Yate, Reverend William

268

Young, Filson

336

Young, Reverend Robert

269

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