Bethunes Catalogue 89

Rare Books &c 8 DECEMBER 2010 Rare Books &c

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Bethunes at Webb's Rare Books &c Featuring the Bruce Gamble Collection of Postcards

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HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Francis McWhannell

SPECIALIST Jan Dickens Rare Books &c

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INDEX OF SUBJECTS Sale No 89 – 8 December 2010

SUBJECT

LOTS

Maori & Moriori New Zealand

161 – 294

New Zealand Ephemera & Manuscript Materials

295 – 330

Australia & Pacific

331 – 341

Other History, Biography & Reference

342 – 375

Natural History, Science & Technology

376 – 399

Transport

400 – 424

Maritime

425 – 441

Military

442 – 461

Sport & Recreation

462 – 469

The Bruce Gamble Collection of Postcards

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470

Photography & Postcards

471 – 500

Art & Architecture

501 – 513

Maps

514 – 518

New Zealand Literature

519 – 534

Other Literature

535 – 542

Bibliography

543 – 550

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NOTES ON THE CATALOGUE

Information on lots appears in the following sequence: lot number, author, title, edition, publisher, date of publication, size, pagination, illustrations, bibliographic citation, description (of condition etc), estimated auction price (some lots only).

The bibliographic citations are from: A G Bagnall (editor), New Zealand National Bibliography to the Year 1960, Wellington: Govt Printer, 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 (e.g. B755). The bibliographic citations for Maori works are from: H W Williams, A Bibliography of Printed Maori to 1900 and Supplement, Wellington: Govt Printer, 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 followed by the relevant page number/s (e.g. *7).

BOOK CONDITION ABBREVIATIONS F

Fine

Mint or close to it, seemingly faultless.

VG

Very Good

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

G

Good

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

FA

Fair

A poor copy, which may be badly damaged or soiled, or 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 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 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 Descriptions are a guide only. Buyers must satisfy themselves as to the condition of lots.

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MAORI & MORIORI 1

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

[Purewa]: St John's College, 1849. 12mo. 22p. BIM380. W185. Lessons on the Church Catechism, Part 1. Blue wrappers. Small tears to darkened extremities. FA to G. (14385). Est. $200 2

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

(Te Rua O Nga Wahi.)

[Purewa]: St John's College, 1850. 12mo. 26p. BIM416. W199. Lessons on the Church Catechism, Part 2. Lacking front wrapper. Wear, creasing and soiling. AF. FA. (14386).

Est. $100 3

ANDERSEN, J C Maori String Games. From the New Zealand Journal of Science and Technology. Inscribed by author.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1920. 8vo. VP. Illus. SC stapled. AF. FA. Along with same author and title, Second Series, AF, FA. Also Third, Fourth and Fifth Series, all G. (11334, 16758, 16760, 16761 & 16763). [5]. Est. $200 4

ANDERSEN, J C Maori Tales.

Auckland: Whitcombe & Tombs, ND. 8vo. 60p. Illus. SC. FA to G. (18232).

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ANDERSON, JAMES HENRY Ko Te Hahi O Ihu Karaiti O Te Hunga.

Salt Lake City: Star Printing Co, 1897. 12mo. 75p. Frontis. BIM1482. W953. Address on the Mormon Church delivered in London in 1892. Compliments slip of Zion's Maori Association, Elder Amasa Potter. G+. (18451). Est. $50

BEATTIE, HERRIES Maori Lore of Lake, Alp and Fiord.

1st ed. Dunedin: ODT & Witness, 1945. 8vo. 150p. Illus. B504. SC. SS. G to G+.

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[BELL, F DILLON] He Pukapuka Whakaatu Na Te Pere I Nga Kohuru Ki Taranaki.

[New Plymouth: Printed by G W Woon?], 1863. 4to. [2]p. BIM618. W371. Letter, 7 May 1863, to Waikato chiefs about the Oakura murders. Bifolium. Extremities chipped. Fold lines. SLF. Scarce. FA to G. (23994). Est. $300 13

BEST, ELSDON Maori Religion and Mythology. Section I. New Zealand Dominion Museum Bulletin No 10.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1924. 4to. 264p. Illus. Rebound in HC. FA to G. 14

BEST, ELSDON Polynesian Voyagers. The Maori as a Deep-Sea Navigator, Explorer, and Colonizer. Dominion Museum Monograph No 5.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1923. 8vo. Illus, map. SC stapled. G. (12397).

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BEST, ELSDON Some Aspects of Maori Myth and Religion. Dominion Museum Monograph No 1.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1922. 8vo. 34p. Illus. SC stapled. G. (12392).

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BEST, ELSDON Spiritual and Mental Concepts of the Maori. Dominion Museum Monograph No 2.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1922. 8vo. 43p. Illus. SC stapled. G. (12394).

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ANDREWES, LANCELOT He Kupu Ma Te Ngakau Inoi. 'Kei Whakamutua Te Inoi.'

3rd ed. [Purewa: St John's College], 1850. 12mo. 43p. BIM403. W200. Third edition of a selection of private prayers. Lacking front wrapper. Wear, creasing and soiling. A reset edition of Maunsell's translation. AF. FA. (14407). Est. $200 7

[AUBERT, M J] New and Complete Manual of Maori Conversation [etc]. By S[ister] A[ubert].

1st ed. Wellington: Lyon and Blair, 1885. 12mo. 197p. BIM1123. W700. HC. Offsetting to EPs. A handsome copy. G+. (17522). Est. $160 8

BARROW, T Maori Godsticks in Various Collections. Dominion Museum Records in Ethnology, Vol 1, No 6.

Wellington: Dominion Museum, 1961. 4to. Illus. SC stapled. Damp-staining. AF. FA. (24697).

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BARROW, T Ten publications including 'The Decorative Arts of the New Zealand Maori'.

R ed. Wellington: Reed, 1968. 8vo. 108p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. VG/G+. Along with Dennan, 'Guide Rangi of Rotorua', (W&T), 1968, 1st, G+/FA, Smyth, 'Maori Pronunciation', (W&T), 1946, R, SC, G, Best, 'The Maori As He Was', (Govt Printer), 1952, R, G+/FA to G, and 6 others, SC, G to G+. [10]. Est. $50 10

BASTIAN, ADOLF Die Heilige Sage der Polynesier. Kosmogonie und Theogonie.

Leipzig: F A Brockhaus, 1881. 8vo. xii, 302p. Paper covers. Well worn. Text-block split. Some chipping to covers and page edges. An important work on the creation mythology of New Zealand and Hawaii. The Hawaii section is of particular importance because it contains the first publication of a significant portion of the Kumulipo, the traditional Hawaiian creation chant. German language. AF. FA. Est. $500 *13

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BEST, ELSDON Stone-Shanked Maori Fish-Hooks. From the New Zealand Journal of Science and Technology.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1920. 8vo. 295-296p. Illus. SC stapled. G. (7769).

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BEST, ELSDON The Astronomical Knowledge of the Maori, Genuine and Empirical.

Dominion Museum Monograph No 3.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1922. 8vo. 66p. SC stapled. G. (12395).

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BEST, ELSDON The Maori Canoe. New Zealand Dominion Museum Bulletin No 7.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1925. 4to. iv, 312p. Illus. SC. Wear and FX. G. 20

BEST, ELSDON The Maori Division of Time. Dominion Museum Monograph No 4.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1922. 8vo. SC stapled. Spine taped. Lacks rear cover. AF. FA to G. (19059).

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BEST, ELSDON The Maori School of Learning, Its Objects, Methods, and Ceremonial.

Dominion Museum Monograph No 6.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1923. 8vo. Illus, map. SC stapled. G. (12396).

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BEST, ELSDON The Pa Maori. New Zealand Dominion Museum Bulletin No 6.

1st ed. Wellington: Printed by Whitcombe & Tombs, 1927. 4to. iv, 339p. Illus. SC. Wear and FX. G. 23

BEVERIDGE, WILLIAM Te Whakaminenga Ki Te Whare Karakia.

Whakatu: R Lucas, 1861. 12mo. 4p. Endpiece. BIM529. W572. A religious tract, 'The Congregation in the Church'. VG. (17494). Est. $200

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BIBLE, MAORI Ke Kauoha Hou.

BIBLE, OT Ko Te Kawenata Tawhito, No Nga Whakatauki Tae Noa Ki A Maraki.

New York: American Bible Society, 20th century. 8vo. 727p. SC. G. (12131).

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BIBLE, MAORI Ko Te Paipera Tapu.

Wellington: British & Foreign Bible Society, 1968. 8vo. 939, 293p. HC. G+. (18613).

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BIBLE, MAORI Te Paipera Tapu.

London: British & Foreign Bible Society, 1925. 8vo. 1191p. HC. G. (18834).

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BIBLE, NT Children Brought to Christ. Ka Mau-ria Nga Ta-ma-ri-ki Ki Te Ka-rai-ti.

[Sydney: William Jones, 1833?]. 450 x 390mm. 1p (single sheet). BIM16. W13/i & 12/ ii. Poster for teaching reading, with text from Matthew broken into syllables. English heading in bold type, repeated in Maori, followed by two verses in Maori (8 lines), and reference '19th Matthew, 13,15.' Exceptionally rare. G. Est. $600 28

BIBLE, NT Christ Raiseth Lazarus to Life. Ka Wa-ka-a-ra-hia A Ra-ha-ru-hi E Te Ka-rai-ti.

[Sydney: William Jones, 1833?]. 450 x 390mm. 1p (single sheet). BIM17. W13/ii & 12/ ii. Poster for teaching reading, with text from John broken into syllables. English heading in bold type, repeated in Maori, followed by verse in Maori (5 lines), and reference '11th John, 43,44.' Damp-staining and FX. Two large losses, affecting text.

Exceptionally rare. AF. FA. Est. $400 29

BIBLE, NT Ko Te Kawenata Hou O To Tatou Ariki O Te Kai Whakaora O Ihu Karaiti.

London: Harrison & Son, 1852. 8vo. 371p. BIM419. W233. Fifth edition of the New Testament. Contemporary binding. Considerable loss to spine and surfaces. Joints cracked. Copious annotations. POS A A W Lea of Nelson. Another POS cut from TP. AF. FA. (17516). Est. $300 30

BIBLE, NT Ko Te Rongo Pai A Matiu.

[Purewa: Church Mission Press, 1847?]. 12mo. [5]-67p. BIM325. W151/i. Probationary issue of the Gospel of Matthew. Bound in linen, this mottled with age. SLF. Interleaved with blanks. POS Archibald H Spicer and Edw H Heywood. Part 1 of 5.

Revised by Robert Maunsell and William Williams from the edition of 1838. G. (14365).

Est. $300 31

BIBLE, OT Ko Etera. Ko Nehemia. Ko Ehetere. Bound as one.

[Purewa: St John's College, 1853]. 12mo. 24, 34, 18p. BIM441-443. W251. Probationary issues of Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther. Linen covers. Some damp-staining. G. (14368).

Est. $500 32

BIBLE, OT Ko Nga Upoko Eono O Te Pukapuka A Te Poropiti A Raniera.

Paihia: Mission Station Press, 1840. 8vo. 28p. BIM66. W43. First six chapters of Daniel, and the complete text of Jonah. Grey card. Translated by W G Puckey. VG. (19362). Est. $100 33

BIBLE, OT Ko Nga Upoko Ewitu O Te Pukapuka A Te Poropiti A Raniera.

Paihia: Mission Station Press, 1840. 8vo. 32p. BIM67. W44. First seven chapters of Daniel, and the complete text of Jonah. Heavy brown paper covers. Begins at TP. Some pages uncut. The second issue of Puckey's translation of the books of Daniel and Jonah as revised by Colenso, with Colenso's translation of the seventh chapter of Daniel added. Minor ID to some pages. G+. (14371). Est. $100 34

BIBLE, OT Ko Nga Waiata A Rawiri.

Ranana: Bible Society, 1858. 8vo. 377p. BIM470. W286. Old Testament books Proverbs-Malachi. Full leather. CB. Loss to spine head. POS Richard Taylor, Motu Eka, Rangitikei, May 10, 1861. G. (17521). Est. $200 36

BIBLE, OT Ko Te Tahi Wahi O Te Kawenata Tawhito.

Ranana: Te Komiti Ta Paipera, 1848. 8vo. 343p. BIM352. W167. The first six books of the Old Testament. HC. Spine worn. FX. G. (14374). Est. $100 37

BOLTON, LISSANT & JIM SPECHT Polynesian and Micronesian Artefacts in Australia. Volume II, New Zealand & Eastern Polynesia.

Sydney: Australian Museum, 1984. Folio. 345p. SC. G+. (9136).

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BOOK OF MORMON, MAORI Ko Te Pukapuka A Moromona.

Salt Lake City: LDS, 2000. 8vo. xiv, 736p. 8 plates (col). HC. VG. (17069).

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BOOKLET, MAORI Te Oranga Maori Me Ona Tikanga Rekareka. The Maori at Home with His Pleasures and Pastimes.

Auckland: Frank Duncan & Co, c1920. Landscape. 12 leaves. Photos (B&W). SC, string tie. Covers chipped. Photos by Brett, Radcliffe, Winkelmann. G. (24847). Est. $100 *17 40

BRAILSFORD, BARRY Song of Waitaha, The Histories of a Nation.

1st ed. Christchurch: Ngatapuwae Trust, 1994. 4to. 311p. Embossed frontis, illus. HC with DJ. Plate pasted to page 306 stamped 'No 1515' and signed by Barry Brailsford.

5 loose enclosures including a page headed 'The story of Pounamu the sacred stone of Aotearoa (New Zealand)' and signed 'Barry [Brailsford]'. VG/VG. Est. $150 41

BUNYAN, JOHN Ko Te Haerenga O Te Manene.

Poneke: Hoani Makae, 1904. 8vo. 127p. HC. SS. 'Pilgrim's Progress', translated into Maori by Edward Marsh Williams. Bookplate of J Holdsworth. G+. (17059). Est. $50 42

BURGH, WILLIAM He Whakapapa, Ara, Nga Mahi, Me Nga Aha Noa A Te Atua Raua Ko Tana Hahi. Ko Te Rua O Nga Wahi.

[Purewa]: St John's College, 1849. 12mo. 58, [10]p. BIM384. W187. Second part of a summary of Scripture history, to the time of Christ. Blue paper covers bound with string. Wear, creasing and FX. FA. (14403). Est. $200 43

CATHOLIC CHURCH Ko Te Hitoria Poto O Te Hahi Katorika.

Riona: Emanuera Wita, 1894. 12mo. 517p. Frontis, illus. BIM1402. W879. History of the Catholic Church from the time of Christ. Quarter leather, cloth boards. Attributed by Marist sources to Father Claude Cognet who was at the Jerusalem mission on the Whanganui River from 1886 to 1893. AF. FA to G. (24518). Est. $100 44

CATHOLIC CHURCH Ko Te Karakia Katorika Me Ana Ritenga Nunui Katoa.

Riona: Emanuera Wita, 1894. 8vo. 285p. Frontis, illus. BIM1395. W880. Catholic Church book of services and hymns. HC. CB. SABR. Lacking FFEP. Page 65/66 with considerable tear and small losses. AF. FA. (23736).

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CATHOLIC CHURCH Ko Te Katikihama O Te Hahi Katorika.

Riona: Emanuera Wita, 1893. 12mo. xii, 217p. Frontis, illus. BIM1396. W850. Catholic catechisms with liturgy and hymns. Quarter leather. CB. SABR. Attributed to 'Father Delach'. G. (14390). Est. $100

1st ed. Ranana: W Watts, 1848. 16mo. 237p. BIM353. W168. The Psalms of David, produced for the Wesleyan mission. HC, rebacked. Some FX, soiling and annotations.

Inscribed several times 'Na Pirika tenei pukapuka 1850 Arere'. G. (15369). Est. $200

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CHURCH ALMANAC, MAORI He Maramataka, Ara, He Pukapuka, 1850.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND Mo Te Hapa O Te Ariki.

Purewa: St John's College, 1850. 8vo. 15, [16-24]p. Illus. BIMS201. Church of England Almanac. Coarse brown paper covers. Text-block browned. Illustrations: an acre, a ton of firewood, he tana. G. (14354). Est. $800 47

CHURCH OF ENGLAND [Ko Te Pukapuka Inoinga, Me Nga Karakia Hakarameta, Me Era Ritenga Hoki O Te Hahi O Ingarani]. Ko Te Tahi Wahi O Te Kawenata Hou O Ihu Karaiti Te Ariki, To Tatou Kai Wakaora [etc].

[Sydney: Stephens & Stokes], 1833. 12mo. 7-88, 164p. BIM19 & 15. W9 & 8. Parts of the Book of Common Prayer, and selections from the Old and New Testaments. Blue cloth. SS. SABR. Some FX, browning and staining. FFEP coming loose. Begins with page 7 of BIM19 (no TP) and ends with page 164 of BIM15 (missing last 6p). Trimmed a little erratically, with page headings in some cases reduced. Seen through the press by Rev William Yate, who was in Sydney for that purpose. G. (14425). Est. $1000 48

CHURCH OF ENGLAND He Katikihama Hei Whakaako I Nga Tangata Katoa [etc].

[Purewa: St John's College, 1848]. 12mo. 8p. BIM355. W204. Church Catechism from the Book of Common Prayer. Brown paper covers. G. (14383). Est. $100 49

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

Purewa: St John's College, [1848]. 12mo. 8p. BIM355. W204. Church Catechism from the Book of Common Prayer. SLF. Coarse brown paper covers, roughly cut. A revised edition of the Catechism first published in Maori in 1830. G. (24450). Est. $200 50

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

[Purewa: Bishop's Press, 1850?]. 8vo. 8p. BIM388. W205. A reset issue of the Church Catechism from the Book of Common Prayer. Coarse brown paper covers. VG. (14384). Est. $200 51

CHURCH OF ENGLAND He Kohikohinga No Nga Inoi I Roto I Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoinga.

Ranana: Te Komiti Mo Te Tuwha, [1851?]. 8vo. 43p. BIM405. W221. Extracts from the Book of Common Prayer. Stiffened cloth, soiled to front. The Society (or Committee?) for Distributing the Prayer Book identified as the publisher has not been traced but may refer to the Prayer-Book and Homily Society. G. (14412). Est. $100 52

CHURCH OF ENGLAND Ko Nga Katikihama Etoru.

[Purewa: St John's College], 1849. 12mo. 19p. BIM371. W184. Three catechisms.

Brown paper covers. Spine fold split. G. (16644). Est. $200 53

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

Paihia: Mission Station Press, 1840. 12mo. 16p. BIM71. W49. Unbound. Pages uncut.

Lacks pages 17-28. 'Will's Catechism' pencilled above title. Some edge-wear and soiling. Along with loose bookplate of J Holdsworth. FA to G. (14389). Est. $200 54

CHURCH OF ENGLAND Ko Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoinga, Me Era Atu Tikanga, I Whakaritea E Te Hahi O Ingarani. Inscribed to A C Stanley from the Bishop of Auckland.

London: W Watts, 1859. 12mo. 432p. BIM488. W302. Small format edition of the complete Book of Common Prayer with Psalms. HC. G. (12301). Est. $100 55

CHURCH OF ENGLAND Ko Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoinga, Me Nga Himene, &c, Mo Nga Karakiatanga O Nga Tangata O Te Hahi Weteriana.

Akarana: Wilson & Horton, 1902. 8vo. VP. HC. G. (17062).

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1st ed. [Paihia: Church Mission Press, 1844?]. 16mo. 2p (single sheet). BIM198. W40 & 179. Parts of the Communion service. G+. (23840). Est. $200 57

CHURCH OF ENGLAND Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoi.

London: [SPCK], 1909. 12mo. 491p. HC. POS C Partner, Tuakau. Annotations. FA to G. (14411).

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COLENSO, WILLIAM 1873. New Zealand. The Maori Lexicon, (Letter from W Colenso, Esq, Relative To).

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1873. Folio. 2p (single sheet). Disbound. G+. (18221).

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

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1898. 8vo. 111, 21p. BIM1505. W965. Specimen of an uncompleted dictionary. Rebound. Original wrappers bound in. Bookplate of J Holdsworth. FA to G. (14284). Est. $100 60

COLENSO, WILLIAM Eight pages of the work known as 'He Matenga Totika' or 'Happy Deaths', obituary notes composed by William Colenso.

c1849-1852. 111-116, 123-124p. W249. Four sheets, each folded in two. Two pages per sheet, repeated. Two sheets with soiling and staining, and severed along fold line.

The other sheets cleaner. Very rare. AF. Generally G. (14289). Est. $400 61

COLENSO, WILLIAM He Inoinga Ma Te Tangata E Wakaaro Atu Ana Ki Te Iriiringa.

[Waitangi, Heretaunga: Waitangi Mission Station Press, 1847?]. 12mo. 1p (single sheet). BIM331. W164. A prayer of 28 lines and a list of scripture references, for the use of candidates for baptism. The typography identifies this as an early printing from the Hawke's Bay mission press, probably written by Colenso. VG. (16654). Est. $100 62

COLENSO, WILLIAM He Kupu Wakatupato, Na Te Aroha Pono.

[Paihia: Church Mission Press], 1842. 8vo. 7p. BIM110. W84. Tract on an Anglican church service in London admitting three Catholic priests. G+. (18744). Est. $50 63

COLENSO, WILLIAM Ko Te Tuarua O Nga Pukapuka Waki, Hei Wakakite Atu I Nga Henga A Te Hahi O Roma.

Hopataone: Watahaoha, 1840. 12mo. 24p. BIM77. W63. Dialogues on a further six errors of the Church of Rome. Pages bound with string. No covers. G. Est. $300 64

CORRESPONDENCE, TE KAHA CONFERENCE Collection of letters and receipts relating to the inaugural Maori Writers' and Artists' Conference at Te Kaha, East Cape, 1973.

Collection includes a 'carbon copy' of a letter (approx 22 lines, dated 24 May 1973) to Hone Tuwhare from M T Nicolaidi, Director of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council of New Zealand, confirming a grant of $500 towards 'costs of travel'. This copy was sent to Malta Sidney, lawyer and Conference Treasurer, who was to 'account for disbursement of the funds on the production of receipts'. Along with a letter (approx 12 lines) from Tuwhare to Sidney, being a 'preliminary [underlined] account of petrol and "wages" costs for running the truck with art gear, including piano, to TE KAHA and return.' Attached to this letter are five receipts for petrol (dated May to June 1973), one handwritten receipt from truck driver Willie Taipua, and two other notes (both signed by Tuwhare). Also a lengthy typewritten letter (approx 80 lines, dated 20 May 1974) and hastily handwritten postscript (approx 30 lines) from Tuwhare to Sidney discussing Te Kaha and the forthcoming second conference at Wairoa. Also a copy of Sidney's reply (approx 24 lines, dated 22 May 1974). A most fascinating record. Tuwhare's passion apparent, as ever. G. (See also Lots 87, 526, 531 & 532).

Est. $500 *13

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COWAN, JAMES Sketches of Old New Zealand.

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

1st ed. Auckland: Printed for H E Partridge, 1901. 8vo. 68p. Illus. SC. Covers detached and worn. FX. At head of title: 'Maori Biographies.' Subtitle: 'Descriptive Catalogue of Maori Portraits Painted by Herr G Lindauer.' AF. FA. (24742).

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1st ed. London: George Willis 1854. 8vo. 202p. 2344. Rebound. Half leather, green boards. New EPs. Spine title: 'Mythology and Traditions of the New Zealanders'.

General wear. Some FX and soiling. POS S Percy Smith. Bookplate of J Holdsworth.

Initial pages out of sequence. Preface in English. Previous owner's annotations throughout. G. (14307). Est. $500

DAVIS, C O B Ko Nga Tohu Mo Te Putanga Mai O Te Ariki O Ihu Karaiti.

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Wellington: Printed by Robert Stokes, 1851. 8vo. 1 leaf (TP and verso), [7]-24p.

Apparently disbound from a compilation. Without covers (traces of pale blue paper to spine). Old repair to upper right corner of TP (seemingly to remedy the removal of a POS). A specimen for the work by the same name printed in 1853. Exceptionally scarce. AF. FA. Est. $800 *13

Sydney: Joseph Cook, 1854. 12mo. 58p. BIM458. W263. A tract on the second coming of Christ. HC. Bookplate of J Holdsworth. Juvenile embellishments to pastedowns. FA to G. (14418). Est. $100

DEFOE, DANIEL The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. Translated into the New Zealand Language Under the Direction of the Government. Inscribed

by Sir George Grey to Revd Jas Duncan, 1852.

Wellington: Printed at the 'Independent' Office, 1852. 8vo. 157p. Frontis, illus. BIM427.

W243. Cover title: 'He Korero Tipuna Pakeha No Mua, Ko Ropitini Kuruho, Tona Ingoa.' Rebound in brown cloth. Well worn and stained original green wrappers retained. Some FX, browning and staining to pages. Three full page illustrations, one with cropped edge. Translated by H T Kemp, Native Secretary. AF. FA to G. (14298).

Est. $500 68

DIOCESE OF WAIAPU Nga Mahi A Te Hui O Te Hahi Maori O Te Takiwa O Turanga I Te Pihopatanga O Waiapu [etc].

Turanga: Printed by Webb & Mogridge, 1881. 8vo. VP. BIMS303. W601. Report of a Turanga Native Church Board meeting at Te Kawakawa, 10 and 12 December, 1881.

Black cloth. Bound with three other titles including 'Nga Tamariki O Te Kareti O Te Aute', 1899. Bookplate of J Holdsworth. G to G+. (14279). Est. $50 69

ESSAYS, MAORI Ko Te Hahi I Muri I A Te Karaiti.

GREY, SIR GEORGE Ko Nga Moteatea, Me Nga Hakirara O Nga Maori.

77

GUDGEON, T W The History and Doings of the Maoris.

1st ed. Auckland: Brett, 1885. 8vo. 225p. 2372. HC. Ex Brigham Young University. POS George S Taylor. FA to G. (11132).

78

HAMILTON, AUGUSTUS The Art and Workmanship of the Maori Race in New Zealand. Maori Art. Parts I-V.

Dunedin: New Zealand Institute, 1896-1900. 4to. 438p. Illus, ports, plates. H123. Each part rebound in modern half leather, original wrappers retained. Major repairs to Parts I & II. These AF, FA. Parts III-V better, G. (21875). [5]. Est. $400 79

HARLOW, RAY Otago's First Book, The Distinctive Dialect of Southern Maori.

1st ed. Dunedin: Otago Heritage Books, 1994. 8vo. 40p. Illus. SC. Facsimile booklet bound in. Rare. G+ to VG. (18833).

Nepia: Haaringi Whare Perehi, 1887. 8vo. 87p. BIM1183. W736. Second edition of sixteen students' essays on the early Christian church. POS. G. (18388).

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70

London: SPCK, 1905. 12mo. 159p. HC. G. (17664). Est. $50

EXTRACTS, JOURNAL OF THE POLYNESIAN SOCIETY Nine extracts from 'Journal of the Polynesian Society'.

HYMN BOOK, MAORI He Himene Mo Te Karakia Ki Te Atua.

81

The Polynesian Society, 1940s-1950s. 8vo. VP. Illus. SC stapled. Titles include: 'Maori Personifications', 'Maori Rasps and Burnishers', 'The Origin of the Maori Spiral', 'Bowling-Discs from New Zealand and Other Parts of Polynesia', 'Notes on Maori Sites in Eastern Wellington Harbour'. G to G+. (7091, 7158, 7161, 7164, 7165, 7167, 7833, 11367 & 23649). [9]. Est. $150

HYMN BOOK, MAORI Ko Nga Himene.

71

82

FENTON, FRANCIS DART Suggestions for a History of the Origin and Migrations of the Maori People.

1st ed. Auckland: Brett, 1885. 8vo. 132p. Frontis. Old plain wrappers. POS. AF. FA to G. (23574).

72

FULTON, J E Te Taro O Te Ora.

New South Wales: Avondale Press, 1914. 8vo. 190p. Frontis, illus. HC. Bible readings, notes and questions. G. (19380).

73

GRACE, T S He Ara Taki Ki Te Kawenata Tawhito.

London: SPCK, [1882?]. 12mo. 74p. BIM1029. W627. Guide to the Old Testament. HC. G+. (14303). Est. $50 74

GRACE, T S Te Korero Whakatepe O Te Hahi Karaitiana.

1st ed. London: SPCK, [1882?]. vi, 99p. Map. BIM1030. W628. Sketches of Christian church history to 1517. HC. Bookplate of J Holdsworth. G. (14302). Est. $50

[Purewa: Bishop's Press, 1850?]. 8vo. 12p. BIM395. W206/iii. New edition of fortytwo Church of England hymns. Plain wrappers. FX. The last page has an ornament previously used by the CMS press in 1845 and 1846. G. (18836). Est. $100

IZETT, JAMES Maori Lore.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1904. 8vo. 451p. Frontis, illus. I227. Green wrappers.

POS J H Watson. G. Ex Libris Vance.

83

KEMP, H T English and Maori Grammar, Dictionary and Phrase Book. New Edition Revised and Re-Arranged.

3rd ed. Auckland: G T Chapman, 1870. 12mo. [13]-68p. BIM739. W451. POS M A Polson. AF. FA. Est. $50 84

KEMP, H T Korero Maori, First Lessons in Maori Conversation. By a PakehaMaori.

8th ed. Wanganui: Willis, c1915. 12mo. 40p. SC. POS. Handsome. G+ to VG. (17327).

Est. $50 85

KEMP, H T The First Step to Maori Conversation, A Grammar and Phrase Book of the New Zealand Language. By the Pakeha Maori.

4th ed. Auckland: G T Chapman, c1879. 8vo. 80p. Printed wrappers. Spine reinforced.

POS C H Jenkins. AF. FA. (24136). Est. $50

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KENDALL, THOMAS & SAMUEL LEE A Grammar and Vocabulary of the Language of New Zealand. One previous owner George Barrie, No 868, 99th Regiment.

MAUNSELL, ROBERT Grammar of the New Zealand Language, Part 4.

Superior paper ed. London: Church Missionary Society, 1820. 8vo. 230p. BIM2. W2 & S. Contemporary half leather, marbled boards (dulled). Some damp-staining and FX to text-block. Interleaved with blanks. Another POS James Davidson, Wellington 1860.

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. G. Est. $3000 *23 87

LETTER, HONE TUWHARE Handwritten letter from Hone Tuwhare to Malta Sidney concerning 'Maori Lands owned by [Tuwhare's] father'.

Approx 24 lines. Dated 9 August 1976. Return address: '7/367 High Street, DUNEDIN'.

Tuwhare expresses frustration at a lack of information from Sidney: 'Look, I need that original correspondence I sent you from the Maori Land Court [underlined] signed

by Waetford [twice underlined] and confirming my succession [underlined]'. An interesting document. G. (See also Lots 64, 526, 531 & 532). *13 88

MACKAY, ALEXANDER (COMPILER) A Compendium of Official Documents Relative to Native Affairs in the South Island. Volume I. 1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1873. Folio. VP. Maps (incl fold). Quarter cloth, stiff boards. Detailed maps include one titled 'Plan Attached to Murihika [sic] Purchase.'

G. (20313). Est. $300 89

MARTIN, ANN He Kohikohinga No Roto I Nga Karaipiture Tapu.

London: SPCK, [1882?]. 12mo. iv, 118p. BIM1035. W600. Outline of Scripture history.

HC. G. (14347). Est. $50 90

MARTIN, SIR WILLIAM He Kupu Whakamarama Mo Etahi Wahi O Te Karaipiture. Te Toru O Nga Wahi.

Akarana, 1872. 8vo. 74p. BIM772. W471. Third volume of commentaries on parts of the Bible. SC. ID to spine and front cover. SLF. FA to G. Along with a 16 page booklet, 'He Roherohenga', the Thirty-Nine Articles, BIM1070, G+. (21530). [2]. Est. $100 91

MARTIN, SIR WILLIAM He Pukapuka Whakaako Ki Te Reo Pakeha. Ko Te Rua O Nga Pukapuka.

[Purewa: St John's College], 1851. 12mo. 56p. BIM431. W227. Part 2 of revised edition of a primer for teaching English to Maori. Brown paper covers bound with string.

Cover hand-titled 'Whakaako 2'. G. (14312). Est. $300 92

MAUNSELL, ROBERT Grammar of the New Zealand Language.

3rd ed. Melbourne etc: George Robertson, 1882. 12mo. xvi, 162p. HC. G+. (12143). Est. $50 93

MAUNSELL, ROBERT Grammar of the New Zealand Language.

4th ed. Auckland: Upton, 1894. 12mo. xvi, 162p. Blue boards. G+. (18381). Est. $50 94

MAUNSELL, ROBERT Grammar of the New Zealand Language, Part 1.

1st ed. Auckland: J Moore, 1842. 8vo. [v]-xv, 32p. BIM130. W82. Grammar. Blue printed wrappers. SLF. Lower wrapper smaller. 'The profits of this work, if any, will go towards defraying the expenses of the erection of a chapel at Waikato Heads.' G. (21539). Est. $200

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Bethunes at Webb's

Auckland: J Moore, 1862. 8vo. 127-186p. BIM130. W82. Grammar. Wrappers, unmatched. Loss to upper corner. SLF. FA to G. (21537). Est. $100 96

MAUNSELL, ROBERT He Kauwhau Na Te Manihera (Atirikona). 8 tracts.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, [1911]. 12mo. 61p. M1398. Preface dated 1911. First published by Church Mission Press before 1845. G+ to VG. *13 97

MAUNSELL, ROBERT He Patai.

[Purewa: Bishop's Press, 1848]. 12mo. 8p. BIM364. W109. Third edition of catechetical questions. Brown paper covers bound with string. Title etc handwritten to front. First published in 1842. G+. (14316). Est. $400 98

MAUNSELL, ROBERT Ko Te Whakapono. Ko Te Mahi Hou. Ko Te Hapa Tapu. He Mahi Aha Ta Nga Minita. Ko Te Inoi A Te Tahae. Bound as one.

[Purewa], c1846. 16mo. 7, 7, 8, 8, 7p. BIM311.1. W145. 5 sermons. SC. Paper label to front cover. FA. (24747). Est. $500 99

MEAD, MARGARET The Maoris and Their Arts. Guide Leaflet No 71.

New York: The American Museum of Natural History, 1945. 4to. 31p. Illus, map. SC stapled. G+. (18793). *13 100

MORTIMER, FLAVELL LEE He Whakaako I Nga Mea O Te Ariki O Ihu Karaiti (More About Jesus).

London: Printed by the Religious Tract Society, 1885. 12mo. viii, [9]-222p. Illus, map.

BIM1134. W696. Sunday School lessons for young people. HC. Wear to binding.

Bookplate of J Holdsworth. G. (14259). Est. $50 101

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT 1889. New Zealand. A Moriori Vocabulary (Letter from S Deighton, Esq, RM, Chatham Islands, Forwarding the First Portion Of).

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1889. Folio. 7p. Disbound. G. (24848).

102

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT Copy of Memorandum by Mr Fox, on the Unfulfilled Pledges to the Ngaitahu Tribe with Respect to the Extinction of Their Title to Lands in the Southern Provinces.

Wellington: [Govt Printer], 1866. Folio. Bifolium. Disbound. G. (24772).

103

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT Native Land Claims Adjustment. Niu Tireni. Ture Whakariterite Kereeme Whenua Maori.

[Wellington: Govt Printer], 1910. Folio. 12p. Armorial device. Disbound. '1910, No 82.'

Maori text. FA. (15340).

104

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT Native Land Commission Reports, 1908 [spine title].

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1908. Folio. VP. Maps (incl fold). HC. POS K Gillanders Scott.

G. Along with Appendix, SC, G. (17002). [2].

105

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT New Zealand Government Gazette. (Province of Wellington). Vol XX, No 34. Notice of Native Land Court session at Otaki.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1873. Folio. [213]-222p. Disbound. English and Maori text.

Stamped 'Resident Magistrate's Court, Wellington.' FA to G. (18837).

106

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT 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. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1899-1900. 4to. 88p. Frontis, illus. Quarter cloth.

English and Maori text. POS James Holdsworth. Annotations. Broadsheet laid in. G. (14308). Est. $50 107

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT Ripoata A Nga Komihana I Whakaturia Hei Whiriwhiri I Nga Putake E Pa Ana Ki Nga Ture Whenua Maori.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1891. Folio. 24p. SC. Disbound. Commission's summary of the inquiry into Maori land laws. Maori text. G. (18838). Est. $50 108

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT Two Acts Passed by the General Assembly of New Zealand, 1858 [etc]. He Ture Hou, Erua, I Whakatakotoria E Te Runanga Nui o Niu Tirani, 1858.

1st ed. Auckland: W C Wilson, 1859. 8vo. 23p. BIM489. W308. Lacks covers. Outer leaves some damp-staining. SLF. AF. G. (23997). Est. $300 109

NGATA, A T Complete Manual of Maori Grammar and Conversation with Vocabulary.

R ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, ND. 8vo. 166p. SC. G. (24098).

110

NORRIS, JOHN PILKINGTON Nga Mahi A Nga Apotoro.

117

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

1st ed. Gisborne: H W Williams, at the Te Rau Press, 1899. 8vo. 20p. Wrappers. One article in Maori. Includes Cadet Corps, Football Notes etc. A handsome publication.

G. (21531). Est. $50 118

PHILLIPPS, W J Maori Carving.

New Plymouth: Thomas Avery, 1941. 8vo. 46p. Illus. SC stapled. G+ to VG. (24918).

*13 119

PHILLIPPS, W J Maori Designs.

Wellington: Harry H Tombs, [1943]. 8vo. 24p. Illus, col plates. P514. SC stapled. G+ to VG. (24919). *13 120

POLACK, J Manners and Customs of the New Zealanders. Vol II only.

1st ed. London: James Madden & Co, 1840. 8vo. xviii, 304p. Frontis, illus. 4588.

Rebound. Brown cloth. New EPs (these apparently pasted to original blanks). CB. SABR. SS. AF. Binding FA to G, contents G. Ex Libris Vance.

121

POPE, JAMES H He Whakaako Ki Te Korero Pukapuka Me Te Tatau A Reta.

Poneke: Hamuera Kohitahe, 1896. 8vo. 16p. BIM1474. W931. Revised edition of a reading textbook for young Maori schoolchildren. Stiff card. VG. (14273). Est. $50 *13 122

POPE, JAMES H Te Ora Mo Te Maori.

Wellington: Govt Printer 1884. 8vo. 129p. BIM1121. W674. School textbook on health for Maori. HC. FA to G. (17465). Est. $50

London: SPCK, [1884]. 8vo. x, 78p. BIM1119. W546. Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles. Stiff boards. G. (21210). Est. $100

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[Wellington: Govt Printer], 1887. 8vo. 144p. BIM1193. W737. Reading lessons and stories for standards two and three. HC. G+ to VG. (11312). Est. $50

NORTH, BROWNLOW No 7, Na Te Atua Ake Tona Whakaaro Ki Te Tono Mai I A Ihu. No 8, I Ruia Ki Roto Ki Nga Tataramoa. Two Brethren tracts.

R ed. Wellington: S Clapham, c1888. 12mo. BIM1224 & 1233. W562/[7] & 562/[8].

Bifolium. SLF. Along with loose bookplate of J Holdsworth. G. (14357). [2]. Est. $100 112

PARTINGTON, W H T Te Awa, Partington's Photographs of Whanganui Maori.

1st ed. Auckland: Godwit, 2003. 4to. 143p. SC. Some wear. G+. (24707).

113

PERIODICAL, TE KARERE Te Karere. Bound volume, January to September 1917.

Hastings: Maori Agricultural College, 1917. 8vo. 300p. Illus. HC. Spine title: 'Te Karere Vol 11 1917'. G+. (10799). Est. $100 114

PERIODICAL, TE KARERE Te Karere. Bound volume, January to September 1921. Signed by George S Tailor, President of Mission of New Zealand.

Hastings: Maori Agricultural College, 1921. 8vo. 288p. Frontis, illus. HC. Spine title: 'Te Karere Vol 15 1921'. Lacks first two pages. Annotations. Mormon history. AF. FA to G. (10800). Est. $100 115

PERIODICAL, TE KARERE Te Karere. Three issues.

Hastings: Maori Agricultural College, 1908-1919. 8vo. SC stapled. Issues: July 1908, September 1915, June 1919. 1919 issue illus, AF, FA. Other issues G. [3].

116

PERIODICAL, TE KARERE MAORI Te Karere Maori, or, Maori Messenger. Vol II, No 8. April 15, 1862.

Auckland: W C Wilson, 1862. 4to. 16p. BIMS12. W335. Yellow printed wrappers. Wear, creasing and soiling. Scarce. FA to G. (24139). Est. $200

POPE, JAMES H Te Pukapuka Kura Maori He Korero Kohikohi.

124

PRAYER AND HYMN BOOK, MAORI Ko Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoi Me Era Atu Tikanga [etc].

Ranana, 1925. 12mo. 223p. HC. Wesleyan. G. (14409). Est. $50 125

PRAYER BOOK, MAORI Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoi.

R ed. London: SPCK, 1883. 12mo. xxviii, 474p. BIM1069. W647. Reprint of small format Book of Common Prayer. Printed by Gilbert & Rivington. Full leather, brass edging (lower loose) and clasp. Housed in book-like box. G/G+. (18631). Est. $50 126

REED, A W The Maori and His First Printed Books.

1st ed. Dunedin: Reed, ND. 8vo. 22p. Illus. Illus HC. Neat inscription to FFEP. Handsome. G+. (16765).

127

ROPES, M E He Pukapuka Whakaatu I A Mere Teone Me Tona Paipera Hoki.

London: Religious Tract Society, 1902. 8vo. 94p. Frontis port (col), illus. HC. Ex library.

Story of Mary Jones and her Bible. G. (19376). Est. $50 128

SEDDON, R J Te Whai Korero A Te Hetana, Pirimia Minita Maori Hoki, Ki Nga Maori, I Te Hui I Papawai.

1st ed. Poneke: Hoani Make, 1898. 8vo. 28p. BIM1521. W964. Blue wrappers. Williams reference annotated to front. G. (21213). Est. $100 *14 129

SKINNER, H D Maori 'God-Sticks' (Whakapakoko Rakau). From the New Zealand Journal of Science and Technology.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1922. 8vo. 168-172p. SC stapled. G. (21540).

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STACK, J W Kaiapohia, The Story of a Siege.

WHITE, JOHN Illustrations Prepared for White's Ancient History of the Maori [cover title].

1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, 1893. 8vo. 94p. Frontis, illus, map. S1460.

SC stapled. Front cover annotated at head 'Arrived per "Rimutaka" April 27th [crossed out] 28th/93.' Annotation attributed to Wm Colenso. Binding FA, contents G. (11682).

Est. $50 131

STACK, J W South Island Maoris, A Sketch of Their History and Legendary Lore.

Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, [1898]. 12mo. 136p. SC. An exceptional copy. G+.

(24850). Est. $100 *14 132

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

Auckland: J Williamson, 1847. 12mo. 45p. BIM365. W155. A summary of Scripture history to Solomon, based on 'Der Strom der Zeiten'. Blue paper covers bound with string. Ink stain to front. Some creases. Final pages uncut. Housed in book-like box with title to spine. G. (15385). Est. $300 133

TAYLOR, C R H A Bibliography of Publications on the New Zealand Maori and the Moriori of the Chatham Islands.

1st ed. London: Oxford University Press, 1972. 8vo. xii, 161p. HC with DJ. VG/G+.

(18334).

134

TAYLOR, W A Maori Art.

Leeston: Ellesmere Guardian Print, ND. 8vo. 18p. Illus. SC stapled. G+.

135

TE HAPUKU Na, He Korero Tenei [etc].

Waitangi, Heretaunga: [Waitangi Mission Station Press, 1850]. 215 x 175mm. 2p (single sheet). BIM401. W209. Printed letter, 1 January 1850, relating to Morena's Hawke's Bay land claims. Blue paper, mostly faded. Fold lines. Soiling. Irregular use of italic letters due to shortage of roman type. Exceptionally scarce. G. (24128). Est. $1000 136

TE RANGI HIROA/SIR PETER BUCK The Coming of the Maori.

Wellington: Maori Purposes Fund Board, 1949. 8vo. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G+. (7475).

137

TE RANGI HIROA/SIR PETER BUCK The Maori Craft of Netting. From Transactions of the New Zealand Institute.

142

WHITE, JOHN Nga Tikanga O Te Whakatupu Me Te Mahinga O Te Tupeka. The Culture of the Tobacco Plant.

Auckland: W C Wilson, 1867. 8vo. 28p. 1 plate. BIM712. W425. Pink printed wrappers, these faded. Extremities chipped. In Maori and English. Translated by John White by order of Sir George Grey. White's translation of the English text is abridged. The original publication has not been identified. G. (23589). Est. $500 143

WHITE, JOHN The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions.

Volume I.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1887. 8vo. x, 181, 164p. Frontis, 3 plates, genealogical table (fold). HC. SS. SLF. POS. G. (See also Lot 544). Est. $200 144

WHITE, JOHN The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions.

Volume III.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1887. 8vo. x, 316, 123p. Frontis (fold), plates. HC. SS. SLF. G. (See also Lot 544). Est. $200 145

WHITE, JOHN The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions.

Volume IV.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1888. 8vo. x, 245, 236p. Frontis, plates. HC. SS. SLF. G. (See also Lot 544). Est. $200 146

WHITE, JOHN The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions.

Volume V.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1888. 8vo. ix, 272, 174p. Frontis, plates. HC. SS. Episodic browning to text-block. POS. G. (See also Lot 544). Est. $200 147

WHITE, JOHN The Ancient History of the Maori, His Mythology and Traditions.

Volume VI.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1890. 8vo. x, 264, 70p. Frontis, plates. HC. SS. Some soiling to upper board. G. (See also Lot 544). Est. $200

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1926. 8vo. 597-646p. Illus. SC stapled. Staples rusted. G. Along with same author, 'Maori Plaited Basketry and Plaitwork', Parts 1 & 2, 1923, from TNZI, G. Also Newman, 'On a Stone-Carved Ancient Wooden Image of a Maori Eel-God', 1906, from TNZI, AF, FA. (7778, 13894 & 21544). [4]. Est. $100

148

138

Akarana: John Williamson, 1847. 12mo. 47p. BIM350. W157. A tract urging peace following the war in the north. Rear blue paper cover only. FX. Numerical reference and signature of Percy J H White. Bookplate of J Holdsworth. AF. FA to G. (16649).

Est. $400

WARREN, C P S Te Rongo-Pai.

Gisborne: Te Rau Press, 1908. 8vo. 91p. Headpieces. Stiff boards. Printed for SPCK. Pencilled annotations. G. (17499).

139

WESLEYAN METHODIST CONNEXION Ko Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoinga, Me Nga Himene, &c. Previous owner W Hough, Collingwood Street, Nelson.

Auckland: Williamson & Wilson, 1848. 12mo. 115p. BIM367. W173. Revised edition of the Wesleyan adaptation of the Book of Common Prayer. HC. Surface loss to upper board. AF. FA. (24748). Est. $100 140

WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY A Missionary Present About the Maori Children.

London: Wesleyan Missionary Society, [1877?]. 16mo. 32p. Illus TP, illus. Pictorial card, brightly coloured. The life of the Maori children before and after their conversion to Christianity. POS Eliza Ricks, 1877. 'Hayman Brothers and Lilly, Parrington Road [etc]' at foot of last page. G. (24695). Est. $200

12

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1891. 8vo. Original blue paper covers. Covers separated from body (but intact), with some rubbing and creasing. Title inked to spine. SS. Previous owner's label to inside front cover. Pages with a little darkening and creasing. A handsome copy. G. (See also Lot 544). Est. $400 *14

Bethunes at Webb's

WHITELEY, JOHN He Rongo Mau, He Rongo Mau, Ka Pai Kia Mau Te Rongo. John White's copy, bearing his signature.

149

WHITMORE, GEORGE The Last Maori War in New Zealand.

1st ed. London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co, 1902. 8vo. xxxix, 198p. Frontis, illus, maps. HC. AF. FA. 150

WILLIAMS, H W A Bibliography of Printed Maori to 1900. Dominion Museum Monograph No 7.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1924. 8vo. xvi, 198p. W1275 (Bagnall). Paper covers.

G. (12387). Est. $50

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194

141

182

167

277

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157

Bethunes at Webb's

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162

WILLIAMS, H W A Dictionary of the Maori Language.

ALMANAC, CANTERBURY Tombs's Canterbury Almanac for 1898.

152

163

WILLIAMS, W L First Lessons in the Maori Language, with a Short Vocabulary.

ALPERS, O T J Sixteen publications concerning New Zealand biography including 'Cheerful Yesterdays'.

7th ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1971. 8vo. xl, 499p. Addenda and appendix. HC with DJ. G+/G. (10857).

[4th] ed. Auckland: Upton, 1894. 12mo. 92, xiip. Card covers. Some FX and soiling.

Generally G. (24097). Est. $50 153

WILLIAMS, W L First Lessons in the Maori Language, with a Short Vocabulary.

1st ed. London: Trubner & Co, 1862. 8vo. 73p. BIM593. W351. Introductory Maori grammar and vocabulary. AF. FA. (14346). Est. $50 154

WILLIAMS, W L First Lessons in the Maori Language, with a Short Vocabulary. Copy of H Dobbie.

Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, 1898. 8vo. 237p. Adverts. Plain card over original wrappers. Weather-related entries. G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $100

London: J Murray, 1928. 8vo. xvii, 370p. Frontis, illus. QTBD. SA. G+. Along with Stewart, 'The Right Honourable Sir Francis H D Bell', (Butterworth), 1937, 1st, G+/FA to G, Williams, 'Through Ninety Years', (W&T), ND, G+/FA, Reischek, 'Yesterdays in Maoriland', (W&T), G/G, and 12 others, 3 SC, G to G+. [16]. Est. $50 164

AUSTIN, ALFRED A Musterer's Sojourn on Campbell Island, The Diary of Alfred Austin, 1919-1921. Edited by Paul Dingwall and Geoff Gregory. With Commentaries by Conon Fraser, Erick Brenstrum and Peter Moore.

1st ed. Wellington: Department of Conservation, 2004. 8vo. x, 136p. SC. VG. Est. $50

[2nd] ed. Auckland: Upton, 1872. 12mo. 96p. HC. Worn. FA to G. (17501). Est. $50

165

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BAGNALL, A G & G C PETERSEN William Colenso, Printer, Missionary, Botanist, Explorer, Politician.

WILLIAMS, W L He Ako Mo Te Whakau.

Turanga: Wiremu Hapata, 1913. 8vo. 78p. HC. Guide to preparations for Confirmation.

POS. G+. (18391). Est. $50 156

WILLIAMS, W L He Whakamakoha I Te Pukapuka A Paora Apotoro. Previous owner H[erries] Beattie.

London: SPCK, [1891]. 8vo. 37p. BIM1315. W802. Commentary on St Paul's Epistle to the Galations. HC. Gift inscription Vincent G Bryan King to W H S Roberts, 1900. G+.

(14349). Est. $100 *14 157

WILLIAMS, W L He Whakamakoha I Te Rongo-Pai A Maka.

London: SPCK, [1891]. 8vo. 116p. BIM1316. W801. Commentary on St Mark's Gospel.

Stamp of A F McDonnell, Bookseller, Auckland. Bookplate of W H de Luen. G+.

(15339). Est. $100 *14

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1948. 8vo. xiv, 493p. Frontis, illus, map. B25. HC with DJ. VG/ FA. Est. $100 166

BARKER, LADY MARY ANNE Station Life in New Zealand.

R ed. London: Macmillan, 1886. 8vo. xi, 238p. HC. G. 167

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

2nd ed. London: Sampson Low et al, 1889. 8vo. xii, 219p. Frontis, illus, adverts. 314. HC. G. Est. $50 *14 168

[BARR, JAMES] The Old Identities.

1st ed. Dunedin: Mills, Dick & Co, 1879. 8vo. 395p. Frontis (port). Full leather. Well worn. Considerable loss to spine. Uncommon. AF. Binding FA, contents G. Est. $100

158

169

WILLIAMS, W L Lessons in the English Language for Maori Schools.

BARRAUD, C D New Zealand, Graphic and Descriptive. Edited by W T L Travers, FLS.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1875. 8vo. 71p. BIM849. W511. Second part of a primer to teach Maori students the English language. Stiffened boards. Inscribed 'He pukapuka na Hemi, Paringahou, 1936'. G+. (14350). Est. $50 159

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM A Dictionary of the New Zealand Language, and a Concise Grammar [etc]. With letter sent by W L Williams to J Holdsworth concerning this publication.

2nd ed. London: Williams and Norgate, 1852. 8vo. xxxix, 323p. 6092. Rebacked, original back-strip retained. Later EPs. POS H[olden?] Hammerton. Bifolium letter (approx 12 lines) in envelope mounted on FPD. A unique copy. G. (14342). Est. $200 160

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM A Dictionary of the New Zealand Language. With Numerous Additions [etc] by W L Williams.

4th ed. Auckland: Upton, 1892. 8vo. xv, 325p. HC. POS. G. (14343). Est. $100

NEW ZEALAND 161

ALDERTON, G E The Resources of New Zealand. Parts I, II & III.

1st ed. Whangarei: Alderton & Wyatt, 1897-1898. 4to. 64, 180p. Illus (incl monochrome), adverts. HC. Considerable wear, losses and repairs. Nevertheless a scarce and interesting piece, well worth viewing. AF. FA. Est. $150

1st ed. London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle and Rivington, 1877. Folio. 40p.

Illus TP, map, 17 mounted chromolithographs, 6 plates lithographs. 320. Half brown morocco. Russet cloth boards with gilt decoration. SBR. CB. Pages loose, wear to extremities of many. FX throughout. Large closed tear (170mm) to page 25/26. 7 mounted chromolithographs absent: 'Tarawera Lake', 'Picton Harbour', 'Clarence River', 'Port Chalmers', 'Lake Wakatipu', 'Lake Mavora' and 'Otira Gorge'. Remaining plates fresh. AF. FA. Est. $1000 170

BARRAUD, C D New Zealand, Graphic and Descriptive. Edited by W T L Travers, FLS.

R ed. Christchurch: Avon Fine Prints Ltd, 1973. Folio. 40p. Illus TP, map, 24 col plates, 6 plain plates. HC. G+. Est. $200 171

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

1st ed. Christchurch: J T Smith and Co, 1881. 8vo. 486p. Green cloth. Lacks FFEP. AF. FA. Ex Libris Vance.

172

BEATTIE, HERRIES Early Runholding in Otago.

1st ed. Dunedin: ODT & Witness, 1947. 8vo. 158p. Illus. SC. G. Along with same author, 'Doubtful Sound', (ODT & Witness), 1955, 1st, G. [2].

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BEATTIE, HERRIES The First White Boy Born in Otago. Story of T B Kennard.

Dunedin: Reed, 1939. 8vo. 204p. Frontis, illus. HC. G+.

174

BEATTIE, HERRIES The Pioneers Explore Otago. Signed by author.

185

BROWN, JOHN Eight publications concerning the South Island including 'Ashburton, New Zealand'.

1st ed. Dunedin: Reed, 1940. 8vo. x, 766p. Frontis, illus. B1537. HC. AF. FA to G. Along with Davey, 'Daybreak in Geraldine County', (Timaru Herald), c1952, card covers with DJ, VG, Adams, 'A Spring in the Canterbury Settlement', (Capper), 1971, R, VG/VG, Ogilvie, 'Purau', (Caxton), 1970, VG/VG, and 4 other similar titles, G to G+. [8]. Est. $50

1st ed. Dunedin: ODT & Witness, 1947. 8vo. 160p. Illus. B515. HC. CB. SABR. G to G+.

186 175

BENNETT, FRANCIS Tairua.

Pauanui: Pauanui Information Bureau, 1986. Folio. 218p. Frontis (map), illus. HC with DJ. SA. G+ to VG/VG.

BUICK, T LINDSAY The French at Akaroa.

Wellington: New Zealand Book Depot, 1928. 8vo. xvi, 420p. Frontis (port), illus, fold map. B1670. Green cloth. G to G+.

187

176

BILBROUGH, E E Brett's Handy Guide to New Zealand.

Auckland: Brett, 1890. 331p. Illus, adverts. HC. Well worn. New Zealand Exhibition Jubilee Edition. AF. FA to G. (24702). Est. $50

BUICK, T LINDSAY Two books by Buick including 'New Zealand's First War'.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1926. 8vo. 304p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. G/FA to G. Along with 'The Treaty of Waitangi', (T Avery), 1936, 3rd, G+. [2].

188

177

BILLMAN, MARY A Century in Hot Water (A Tale of Waiwera).

1st ed. Warkworth: Rodney and Waitemata Times Ltd, 1965. 8vo. 130p. Illus. SC. Signed by author. Bookplate of Alison Drummond. Newspaper clipping pasted to inside cover. G. Est. $50 178

BOOKLET, QUEENSTOWN Scenes Around Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu NZ [cover title].

Dunedin & Queenstown: London Bookstall, c1910. Landscape. 12 leaves. Illus. SC. Tipped in images. G+. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $50 179

BOOKLETS, AUCKLAND Twenty-three booklets concerning Auckland including 'St Heliers Bay Centennial, 1882-1982'.

[Otahuhu: Courier Newspapers, 1982]. 4to. 48p. Illus. Pictorial SC. G+. Along with Smith, 'Auckland Harbour Bridge', (Reed), c1950s, SC, G+, Franklin, 'Mount Eden's First Hundred Years', (MEBC), 1956, 1st, G+, Graham, 'Maori Place Names of Auckland', (AIM), 1980, G, and 19 others, G to G+. [23]. Est. $50 180

BOOKLETS, DUNEDIN Two publications concerning Dunedin including 'Souvenir Book of Views, Picturesque Dunedin'.

1st ed. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1878. 8vo. viii, 503p. Frontis, illus, map (fold). 748.

HFBD. POS W N Leys? AF. FA. *23 189

BUSH, GRAHAM W A Nine publications concerning Auckland including 'Advance in Order, The Auckland City Council from Centenary to Reorganisation, 19711989'.

1st ed. Auckland: Auckland City Council, 1991. 4to. 470p. Illus. HC with DJ. Inscribed by author. F/F. Along with Colgan, 'The Governor's Gift', (Richards/ACC), 1980, 1st, G+ to VG/G+ to VG, Stone, 'Makers of Fortune', (AUP/OUP), 1973, G+/G+, Bush, 'Decently and in Order', (Collins), 1971, 1st, VG/G+, another copy, and 5 other publications, 3 SC, G to G+. [10]. Est. $50 190

BUSH, GRAHAM W A The History of Epsom. Edited by Graham W A Bush.

1st ed. Auckland: Epsom & Eden District Historical Society, 2006. Landscape. xvi, 468p. Illus. HC. CB. Inscribed 'In fond memory of Bruce [Gamble]' and signed by the editor. Also signatures of Sir Anand Satyanand ('launcher'), Christine Black, John Stacpoole, Helen Laurenson and Valerie Sherwood. Gamble contributed much to this publication (especially information regarding transport history). VG/VG. Along with Sweetman, 'Spire on the Hill', (St Andrew's Parish), 1996, 1st, SC, VG. [2]. Est. $50

Dunedin: Otago Expansion League, ND. Landscape. Unpag. Self wrappers. G+. Along with 'Dunedin 17 Artistic Views', (Frank Duncan), ND, SC, G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $50

191

181

Dunedin: Exhibition Commissioners, 1889. 8vo. VP. Head-pieces, tables (incl fold), adverts. Red cloth. Bookplate of William Downie Stewart mounted. G. (24911). Est. $100

BOOKLETS, WELLINGTON Two pictorial publications concerning Wellington including 'Wellington'.

CATALOGUE, NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition, Dunedin, 1889-90. Opened November 26, 1889. Official Catalogue of the Exhibits [etc].

Wellington: Thos Pringle, c1908. Landscape. 12 leaves. Illus. Pictorial card. G. Along with another similar publication, (Frank Duncan), ND, SC, G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $50 *17

192

182

Auckland: Wilson & Horton, 1917. 8vo. 21p. Frontis, illus. SC. Staples rusted. Small loss to front cover and spine head. G. Est. $50

BOWEN, G F Inaugural Address of Governor Sir George Ferguson Bowen, GCMG, to the New Zealand Institute, as Its First President. August 4, 1868.

Inscribed by author.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1868. 8vo. 9p. Self wrappers. FA to G. (24251). Est. $100 *14 183

BRODIE, WALTER Remarks on the Past and Present State of New Zealand, Its Government, Capabilities, and Prospects [etc].

CHEESEMAN, T F The First Fifty Years of the Auckland Institute and Museum and Its Aims. A Jubilee Sketch.

193

CHERRETT, OWEN J Without Fear or Favour, 150 Years Policing Auckland, 1840-1990.

1st ed. The New Zealand Police, 1989. 4to. 345p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G+.

194

COOKERY BOOK, HOME OF COMPASSION Book of Recipes and Household Information.

1st ed. London: Whittaker and Co, 1845. 8vo. vii, 171p. 677. Brown cloth. CB. SABR. Joints cracked. Small losses to spine head and foot. SLF. Scarce. Binding G, contents G+. Est. $600 *23

Wellington: Home of Compassion, 1936. 8vo. 151p. Adverts (incl col). SC. 'Price: One Shilling. Proceeds of Sale devoted to the Work of the Home.' FA to G. Est. $200 *14

184

COWAN, JAMES Official Record of the New Zealand International Exhibition of Arts and Industries, Held at Christchurch, 1906-7. A Descriptive and Historical Account.

BROOKES, EDWIN STANLEY Frontier Life, Taranaki, New Zealand.

1st ed. Auckland: Brett, 1892. 8vo. vii, 203p. Frontis. (map), illus. B1487. HC. FFEP cut.

AF. FA to G. Est. $100

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BULLER, JAMES Forty Years in New Zealand.

Bethunes at Webb's

195

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1910. 4to. 470p. Frontis, illus, plan (fold). C1617. Blue cloth. CB. SABR. G. *17

181

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234

196

207

COWAN, JAMES Two New Zealand guidebooks including 'New Zealand or Ao-TeaRoa'.

FITTON, E B New Zealand, Its Present Condition, Prospects and Resources.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1907. 8vo. 220p. Frontis, illus, map. Stiff boards. POS Geo H Thayer, Plymouth Inst. G+. Along with Baeyertz, 'Guide to New Zealand', (Mills, Dick), 1906, G+. [2]. Est. $100 197

[CRAIK, G L] The New Zealanders. The Library of Entertaining Knowledge. Vol V, Part I.

1st ed. London: Edward Stanford, 1856. 8vo. vi, 358p. Adverts. 1938. HC. Lacking FFEP and map. AF. FA. Est. $50 208

[FLANAGAN, F W] Six publications concerning New Zealand tourism including 'Wanganui Tour'.

Boston: Wells and Lilly, 1830. 12mo. 216p. Frontis (map), illus. 1477. Paper covers.

Spine split. Wear, FX and creasing. Part 1 only. Scarce. AF. FA. Est. $50

[Wellington: Govt Printer, 1897]. 12mo. 39p. Illus, maps (col). F497. Pictorial SC. Rare.

G. Along with '36 Views, New Zealand Scenery', (Strange), ND, G, 'New Zealand', (Dainty Series), ND, 'Eastward Ho!', (Auckland Photo Engravers), c1940s, G, and 2 other similar publications, G. Ex Libris Vance. [6]. Est. $80

198

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CYCLOPEDIA OF NEW ZEALAND Cyclopedia of New Zealand Volume 2. Auckland.

1st ed. Christchurch: Cyclopedia Company, 1902. 4to. xxxii, 1024p. Illus. C1959. HFBD. Ex NZ Historical Exhibition. AF. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $100

FLEMING, CHARLES Charles Fleming's Cape Expedition Diary, Auckland Islands, 1942-43.

Edited by Mary McEwen.

1st ed. Wellington: McEwen Associates Ltd, 2006. 8vo. 256p. SC. G+. Est. $50

199

210

CYCLOPEDIA OF NEW ZEALAND Cyclopedia of New Zealand Volume 5. Nelson, Marlborough and Westland Provincial Districts.

FRANCIS, B The Isles of the Pacific, or, Sketches from the South Seas.

1st ed. Christchurch: Cyclopedia Company, 1906. 4to. xxi, 615p. Illus. C1963. HFBD. Binding FA, contents G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $100 200

DAVIS, J KING The Beginning of the New Zealand Mission. Jubilee Leaflets No I.

Christchurch: Printed by the Lyttelton Times Co, [1907]. 8vo. [3]p. Pebbled cloth.

Bound with Jubilee Leaflets Nos II-VII, and two other similar publications. Inscription on FFEP: 'E H Strong. E coll di Jo Cran. Auckland. Michaelmas 1914.' G+. (10858). Est. $100 201

DICKENS, JAN & MALCOLM Islands of the Hauraki Gulf, Cemetery Transcripts.

1982. Folio. 6p. SC. Includes Little Barrier, Motutapu. G. 202

DUNCAN, RUSSELL The Fight at Ruakituri.

London: Cassell, 1883. 8vo. viii, 224p. Frontis, illus, map. HC. Primarily concerns New Zealand. Ex Salem Sunday School. AF. FA. (23821).

211

FULLER, FRANCIS Five Years' Residence in New Zealand, or, Observations on Colonization.

1st ed. London: Williams & Norgate, 1859. 8vo. xvi, 266p. Blue cloth. CB. SABR. FX. Very rare. G. Est. $500 *23 212

GLUCKMAN, L K Tangiwai, A Medical History of New Zealand Prior to 1860 [cover title].

1st ed. Auckland, 1976. 8vo. 271p. HC with DJ. G+/G+.

213

GORDON, IAN A Writing in New Zealand. Early Journals and Records.

Dunedin: Reed, 1939. 8vo. 19p. Illus. Stiff boards, illus mounted on front. FX. Soiling to TP. G. Ex Libris Vance.

Wellington: Govt Printer, [1955?]. 8vo. 32p. SC stapled. G. Along with six other 'Writing in New Zealand' booklets, various authors, G. Also Reid, 'Writing in Auckland', (Pelorus Press), 1955, 1st, SC, G. [8].

203

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EADIE, FORBES (COMPILER) Roll of Early Settlers and Descendants in the Auckland Province Prior to the End of 1852.

1st ed. Auckland: Auckland Centennial Council, [1940]. Landscape. 260p. E13. HC. AF. G. 204

EARLE, AUGUSTUS A Narrative of a Nine Month's Residence in New Zealand in 1827.

R ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, 1909. 8vo. 232p. Frontis, illus. HC. Bookplate of Stan Chapman. G. Along with Marsden, 'Life and Work of Samuel Marsden', (W&T), 1913, G+, Drummond, 'John Rutherford', (W&T), ND, G+, and Campbell, 'Poenamo', (W&T), 1953, R, G+/G. [4].

GRAY, ARTHUR J An Ulster Plantation. The Story of the Kati Kati Settlement.

1st ed. Dunedin: Reed, 1938. 8vo. xii, 145p. Illus. HC with DJ. FX. G+/FA to G. 215

GREY, SIR GEORGE The Constitution of New Zealand. Dispatch from Sir George Grey to the Right Hon Earl Grey.

Auckland: Brett, 1891. 8vo. 40p. Original wrappers. Ex New York State Library. FA to G. (16844). Est. $100 216

FEATON, JOHN The Waikato War, Together with Some Account of Te Kooti Rikirangi.

GRIFFITHS, G J King Wakatip. How William Gilbert Rees, Cousin and Cricketing Godfather of the Incomparable W G Grace, Emigrated to the Colonies and Founded the Most Beautiful Township in New Zealand.

R ed. Auckland: Brett, 1923. 8vo. 232p. Frontis, illus. HC. Front EPs stained. G. Est. $100

Dunedin: McIndoe, 1971. 8vo. 156p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. VG/G+.

206

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FISHER, MURIEL & WENMAN J HILDER (COMPILERS) Nine publications concerning the North Shore, Auckland, including 'Birkenhead'.

1st ed. Birkenhead: Birkenhead Borough Council, 1969. 4to. 105p. Illus, maps. Pictorial SC. G+. Along with McClure, 'The Story of Birkenhead', (BCC), 1987, VG, Sayers, 'Takapuna', (TCC), 1973, 1st, G+/G, Walsh, 'Story of Devonport and the Old North Shore', (DLA), ND, R, VG, and Titchener, 'Beginnings, A History of the North Shore of Auckland', in five volumes, SC, G. [9]. Est. $50

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

1st ed. London: Sampson Low et al, 1879. 8vo. xiii, 372p. Frontis, map (fold). HC. G. Est. $100 *23 218

GUDGEON, T W The Defenders of New Zealand.

Auckland: Brett, 1887. 4to. 620p. Illus. 2371. Half maroon morocco. CB. SABR. G.

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GUIDEBOOK, NEW ZEALAND New Zealand as a Tourist and Health Resort.

3rd ed. Auckland: Thos Cook & Son, 1899. 8vo. 160p. Illus, maps, adverts. Stiff cloth.

G. (24922). Est. $50 *17 220

GUIDEBOOK, NEW ZEALAND Tours for Australians Through the Dominion of New Zealand.

Wellington: Department of Agriculture, Commerce, and Tourists, 1911. 8vo. 55p.

Illus. SC. 'The CHEAPNESS of travel in New Zealand will be noted by the Australian tourist.' Some staining to top edge of last few pages. Scarce. G. Est. $100 *17 221

GULLY, JOHN New Zealand Scenery, Chromo-Lithographed After Original WaterColour Drawings by John Gully, With Descriptive Letterpress by Dr Julius von Haast.

1st ed. Dunedin: Henry Wise & Co, 1877. Folio. 2p. 14 mounted col plates, 13 of these with facing descriptions. 2377. Green cloth with gilt titling to front. AEG. Binding with considerable wear (esp affecting spine). Pages FX and soiled. Plates relatively fresh, some small marks to surface. One signature lost, consisting in the plate depicting 'Manawatu Gorge, Wellington' and the description for the plate depicting 'Up-River Scene, Wanganui, Wellington'. AF. FA. Est. $400 222

HARPER, ARTHUR P Two books including 'Southern Alps of New Zealand'.

Wellington: Govt Printer, c1935. 4to. 23p. Illus, map. Pictorial SC. Cover title: 'New Zealand Alpine Wonders'. SA. G. Along with 'Unsurpassed Grandeur of South Island Scenery', (Govt Printer), c1940s, SC, VG. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $50 *18 223

HART, GEORGE ROBERT Stray Leaves from the Canterbury Settlement.

1st ed. Christchurch: The Press, [1886]. 8vo. 52p. 3 plates (1 fold). 2491. Original wrappers. Staples rusted. Presentation copy, signed by President of Canterbury Caledonian Society. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $100 *18 224

HEPBURN, GEORGE Eight publications concerning New Zealand journals and letters including 'The Journal of George Hepburn'.

1st ed. Dunedin: Coulls Somerville Wilkie, 1934. 8vo. 204p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. G/FA. Along with Drummond, 'The Auckland Journals of Vicesimus Lush', (Pegasus), 1971, 1st, VG/G, Godley, 'Letters from Early New Zealand', (W&T), 1951, G+/FA to G, Williams, 'The New Zealand Journal', (Peabody Museum), 1956, G, and 4 others, 1 SC, G. [8]. Est. $100

HOWES, EDITH Stewart Island.

Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, c1913. 8vo. 35p. Illus. SC. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance.

230

IRVINE, JEAN Six publications concerning Northland including 'Historic Hokianga'.

Kaikohe: News, 1965. 8vo. 124p. Illus (incl fold). Pictorial SC. FA to G. Along with Reed, 'The Story of Northland', (Reed), 1956, 1st, G/G+, Sheffield, 'Men Came Voyaging', (W&T), ND, G+, and 3 others, SC. G+. [6]. Est. $50 231

JOLLIFFE, WILLIAM (EDITOR) Nine publications concerning New Zealand including 'Local Government in Boroughs'.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1909. 4to. 392p. HFBD. G. Along with Elder, 'Marsden's Lieutenants', (Coulls Somerville Wilkie), 1934, HC, G, and 7 others, AF, FA to G. [9].

232

JOYCE, BUCKLEY Aorangi, the Cloud-Piercer. A Trip to 'The Hermitage'. Easter 1905.

Timaru: Timaru Post, 1905. Landscape. 16p. Illus. Purple SC. Bicycle tour. Inscribed to Vance from Harrow. Rare. G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $100 *17 233

KEYS, H J Mahurangi. The Story of Warkworth, New Zealand.

1st ed. Warkworth: Cameo Press, [1954]. 8vo. 246p. Illus. K222. SC. G. 234

LANG, JOHN DUNMORE New Zealand in 1839, or, Four Letters to the Right Hon Earl Durham.

R ed. Sydney: Printed by J G O'Connor, 1873. 8vo. vii, 96p. Paper covers. G+. (24923).

Est. $200 *18 235

LAWSON, WILL Nine items concerning Mount Cook including 'Mount Cook and the Grand Tour'.

1st ed. Wellington: Wellington Publishing, 1918. Landscape. 37p. Illus, adverts.

Pictorial SC. G. Along with 2nd ed, FA to G. Also 'A Magnificent Motor Tour', (Mount Cook Motor Co), c1920s, SC, G, 'Time-Table', 1919, bifolium, G, another, 1938, G, Mannering, 'Mount Cook and Its Surrounding Glaciers', (W&T), c1930s, SC, G+, and 3 other similar publications, G. Ex Libris Vance. [9]. Est. $200 *18 236

225

LOUGHNAN, R A Royalty in New Zealand.

Ashburton: A Hewson, ND. Folio. VP. SC. Typescript. From the 'Ashburton Guardian', 1918. G. Ex Libris Vance.

237

HEWSON, A Early Days in Ashburton County.

226

HEYWOOD, B A A Vacation Tour at the Antipodes, Through Victoria, Tasmania, New South Wales, Queensland, and New Zealand, in 1861-1862.

London: Longman, Green et al, 1863. 8vo. viii, 251p. Frontis, 7 plates, 3 maps (fold).

2589. Bespoke binding. Half leather, marbled boards and EPs. CB. SABR. Losses to head of spine. FX. ID to last six leaves and large fold map (backed with cloth and relocated here). Additional fold map tipped to page 135. AF. FA to G. Est. $100 *23 227

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

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1888. 16mo. 14p. Genealogical table. 2611. Original wrappers. FX. AF. FA. (21541). Est. $100 228

HODGSON, TERENCE Nine pictorial publications concerning Auckland including 'The Heart of Colonial Auckland, 1865-1910'.

Auckland: Random Century, 1992. 4to. 127p. Illus. Pictorial SC. G+. Along with Main, 'Auckland Through a Victorian Lens', (Millwood), G+/VG, Altman, 'Vanishing Auckland', (Macmillan), 1980, 1st, VG/G+, Johnson, 'Auckland City Life', (Bateman), 1991, 1st, VG/VG, and 5 other similar publications, 3 SC, G to G+. [9]. Est. $100

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Bethunes at Webb's

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1902. Folio. xii, 391p. Illus, illus TP, map (fold). HC. Map FA. G. Est. $50

MACKWORTH, W A & W J MUNCE Enderby Settlement Diaries, Records of a British Colony at the Auckland Islands, 1849-1852. Edited by P R Dingwall, C Fraser, J G Gregory, C J R Robertson.

Ltd ed. Wellington/Pakuranga: Wild Press/Wordsell Press, 1999. 8vo. xviii, 266p. SC. No 289/1000. VG. Est. $50 238

MACMILLAN, FIONA The Spread of Printing, Eastern Hemisphere, New Zealand.

Amsterdam: Vangendt & Co, 1969. 4to. 46p. Maps, plates. SC. Concerns early printing in New Zealand. G. (16849).

239

MAIR, GILBERT The Story of Gate Pa, April 29th, 1864.

Tauranga: Bay of Plenty Times, 1926. 8vo. 50p. Frontis, illus. SC. G. Along with Andersen & Petersen, 'The Mair Family', (Reed), 1956, 1st, G+/VG. [2]. Est. $50 240

[MANING, F E] Old New Zealand, A Tale of the Good Old Times. By a Pakeha Maori.

Australian ed. London: Richard Bentley & Son, 1887. 8vo. xxi, 362p. HC. Remuera Bowling Club ephemera laid in. FA. Along with same author and title, (W&T), R, G/FA. Also same author and title, (Bentley), 1876, ex library, FA. [3].

241

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MASON, PETER Geography of New Zealand and Oceania.

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT The Cheviot Estate. Particulars, Terms, and Conditions of Sale and Lease [etc], Grazing-Farms.

R ed. Auckland: Upton, 1885. 8vo. 58p. Map (fold, col). Stiff card. Includes manuscript maps, annotations. AF. FA to G. (24694). Est. $50 242

MCHUTCHESON, WILLIAM The New Zealander Abroad.

1st ed. Glasgow: James Hamilton, 1888. 8vo. 302p. 3282. Maroon cloth. BL. AF. FA. (20734). Est. $50 243

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1894. 8vo. 44p. Maps (fold). Original wrappers. G. Ex Libris Vance.

253

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT The Statutes of New Zealand.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1886. 4to. viii, 691p. HFBD. POS. Binding FA, contents G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $50

MCLAREN, F B The Auckland Islands, Their Eventful History.

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Auckland: Martian Way Press, 1984. 8vo. Unpag. Pictorial wraps. G+. Along with Diamond, 'Once The Wilderness!', (Wilkinson), 1953, 1st, SC, G, Harvey, 'Untamed Coast', (Exisle), 1999, R, SC, VG, and Burford, 'The Coast & the Coasters', (Whitcoulls), 1981, R, G/VG. [4].

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1948. 8vo. 109p. Illus. M453. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Est. $50

MCMURRAN, C W From New York to New Zealand.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1904. 8vo. vii, 150p. Frontis map (fold, col), illus. M560.

HC. G. 245

MCNAB, ROBERT Twenty-five publications concerning New Zealand including 'Historical Records of New Zealand, Vol I'.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1908. 8vo. xv, 779p. HFBD. Handsome. SLF. G+. Along with Ferguson, 'Vicissitudes of Bush Life in Australia and New Zealand', (Swan Sonnenschein & Co), 1891, G, Miller, 'Early Victorian New Zealand', (OUP), 1958, 1st, G+/G, Cowan, 'The New Zealand Wars', Vol II only, (Govt Printer), 1923, G+, C & C Manson, 'Curtain-Raiser to a Colony', (W&T), 1962, 1st, G/G, and 20 others, 1 SC, G to G+. [25]. Est. $200 246

MEADE, HERBERT A Ride Through the Disturbed Districts of New Zealand, Together with Some Account of the South Sea Islands.

1st ed. London: John Murray, 1870. 8vo. x, 375p. Frontis (col), illus (incl col), 2 maps (1 fold). 3478. HC. CB. SABR. Wear to spine head and foot. FX. POS (Thomas Rowley Junr?). FA to G. Est. $200 *23 247

MOGFORD, JANICE C Five titles concerning Onehunga, Auckland, including 'The Onehunga Heritage'.

1st ed. Auckland: Onehunga Borough Council, 1989. 4to. 156p. Illus. HC with DJ. VG/ VG. Along with Borchard, 'Untold Stories of Onehunga', (Deed Printing), 1993, 1st, SC, VG, Mogford, 'Onehunga a Brief History', (OBC), 1977, 1st, VG/VG, Soar, 'History of the Anglican Church of S Peter's Onehunga', (Church Army Press), ND, SC, VG, another copy, and 1 other similar publication, SC, G. [6].

248

MORRIS, NONA Early Days in Franklin, A Centennial Volume.

1st ed. Franklin County Council etc, 1965. 8vo. 207p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G. 249

MURRAY-OLIVER, ANTHONY Augustus Earle in New Zealand.

1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, 1968. Landscape. 167p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ in slipcase. G+/G+/FA to G.

O'LEARY, MICHAEL Four publications concerning West Auckland including 'Gone West Waikumete Cemetery'.

255

PAYTON, E W Round About New Zealand.

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

HC. G+ to VG. 256

PEARSON, WALTER H The Financial Position of the Colony of New Zealand, Its Extrication by the Sale or Leasing of Its Railways.

Dunedin: G R Smith, ODT Office, 1887. 8vo. 23p. Self wrappers. FA to G.(24264). *17 257

PERIODICAL, AUCKLAND-WAIKATO HISTORICAL JOURNAL Auckland-Waikato Historical Journal, Nos 60-84.

Auckland: Auckland Historical Society, 1992-2004. 8vo. SC stapled. All G+ to VG. [24].

Est. $50 258

PERIODICAL, HISTORIC PLACES IN NEW ZEALAND Historic Places in New Zealand, Nos 1-27.

Wellington: New Zealand Historic Places Trust, 1983-1989. 4to. SC stapled. Along with Nos 28-85 (1990-2002), renamed 'New Zealand Historic Places'. Also Nos 86-88 & 90106 (2002-2007), renamed 'New Zealand Heritage'. All G+ to VG. [105]. Est. $100 259

PERIODICAL, MALE-CALL CARTOONS Male-Call Cartoons No I.

Wellington: Feature Productions, c1950s. 8vo. Unpag. Pictorial wrappers. Possibly sole issue. Not traced. G+. Ex Libris Vance. *18 260

PERIODICAL, NEW ZEALAND CENTENNIAL NEWS New Zealand Centennial News. Complete run of 15 issues, bound together.

Wellington: Department of Internal Affairs, 1938-1941. 4to. HC. Original card covers retained. G+.

261

250

PERIODICAL, NEW ZEALAND TABLET New Zealand Tablet. Bound volume, January to December 1882.

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT Province of Wellington, New Zealand. Acts and Proceedings of the Provincial Council, Session X, 1863.

262

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1863. Folio. VP. Tables (incl fold). Stiff boards. Ex library. G. (24708). Est. $200 251

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT Statistics of New Zealand. Issues for 1860, 1863-1866, 1868-1872, 1874.

Wellington: Govt Printer. Folio. Blue wrappers, some quarter cloth. AF. FA to G. Along with 'Votes and Proceedings of the Legislative Council', 1856, G, and 'The Ordinances of the Legislative Council of New Zealand', 1871, G. [13]. *44

Dunedin: [New Zealand Tablet], 1882. Folio. VP (text-block 80mm thick). Adverts.

HFBD. Nos 456-507. AF. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance.

PERIODICAL, TIMARU BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL MONTHLY BULLETIN Timaru Boys' High School Monthly Bulletin. Twenty-three assorted issues between Vol XIII No 9 and Vol XX No 5.

Timaru: Timaru Herald, 1939-1946. Folio. Illus, adverts. Self wrappers. G. Ex Libris Vance. [23].

263

PERIODICAL, UNITED SERVICES BUDGET United Services Budget. Nos 1-6.

Timaru: Timaru Herald Print, 1933. Folio (No 1 smaller). Illus, adverts. SC stapled. G+.

Bound with 5 issues of 'The Rugby Special', 1929, tail edge trimmed, AF, G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $100

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PERIODICAL, WANDERLUST MAGAZINE Wanderlust Magazine. Complete run of seven issues.

SALMOND, J D New Zealand Labour's Pioneering Days, The History of the Labour Movement in NZ from 1840 to 1894.

Auckland: Wanderlust Magazine, 1930. 4to. VP. Illus. SC. FA to G. [7].

265

PERIODICAL, WINE REVIEW Wine Review, The New Zealand Wine Quarterly. Thirty-six assorted issues between Vol 1 No 2 and Vol 15 No 2.

Auckland: Trade Publications Ltd, 1964-1978. 4to. Illus. SC. One issue with damp damage, one with minor ID. Generally G. Along with 5 other issues with pages and/or articles removed. Ex Libris Dick Scott, editor of the magazine. [41]. Est. $200 266

PERIODICALS, OTAGO JUBILEE Four periodicals bound together concerning the Otago Jubilee, 1898, including 'The Evening Star, Otago Jubilee Record'.

Dunedin: John George Moody, 1898. Folio. Illus, adverts. HC. 'Dunedin Jubilee Numbers, 1898' to front. Other periodicals are: 'The Evening Star, Otago Jubilee Edition', (Moody), 'The Otago Daily Times & Witness, Otago Settlement Jubilee Number, 1848-1898', (George Fenwick), and 'The Otago Daily Times & Witness, Otago Settlement Jubilee Supplementary Number and Chronological Record', (Fenwick).

Also bound in are select pages from issues of 'The Weekly Press' principally concerning the Jubilee. Generally G. Est. $100

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SAVAGE, JOHN Some Account of New Zealand, Particularly the Bay of Islands, and Surrounding Country, with a Description of the Religion and Government, Language, Arts, Manufactures, Manners, and Customs of the Natives, &c &c.

1st ed. London: Printed by W Wilson for J Murray etc, 1807. 8vo. viii, 110p. Frontis, 2 plates (1 hand-coloured). 5019. Contemporary paper-covered boards. Later cloth spine. Binding soiled with surface losses front and back. Pages not trimmed. Frontis damp-stained. SLF. FFEP replaced, bibliographical note to this. Engraving of tiki titled 'A New Zealand Deity' beautifully coloured by hand. This plate browned.

Purportedly the first work devoted entirely to New Zealand. Features a fascinating 5p 'Vocabulary' with early spellings of Maori words ('Wyeena' for 'woman' etc). G. Est. $1000 *23 276

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SCOT, THOMAS A Chowbokiana, or, Notes About the Antipodes and the Antipodeans.

[PRATT, WILLIAM] Colonial Experiences, or, Incidents and Reminiscences or Thirty-Four Years in New Zealand. By an Old Colonist.

277

London: Chapman & Hall, 1877. 8vo. vi, 288p. Map (fold). HC. CB. SABR. FX. Loss to page 111/112. Errata slip. POS R J Kingsley, Nelson 1893. Also POS Percy J H White.

Few annotations. G. Est. $100 268

REED, A H The Story of Canterbury, Last Wakefield Settlement.

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1949. 8vo. 326p. Illus. HC with DJ. Inscribed 'Good fishing and good hunting in "the Sunny South"', and signed by 60 individuals. Names include McFarlane, McGregor, Ferguson, Sanford, Flanagan, McKenzie, Rooney. G/FA to G. Along with 'A History of Canterbury', Vols I & II, (W&T), 1957 & 1971, G to G+/G to G+.

Ex Libris Vance. [3].

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REEVES, WILLIAM PEMBER New Zealand. Painted by F and W Wright, Described by William Pember Reeves.

1st ed. London: A & C Black, 1908. 8vo. ix, 241p. Frontis, plates, fold map. R405. HC. G. Along with another copy, variant binding. G. [2]. Est. $50 270

ROCHE, STANLEY The Red and the Gold, An Informal Account of the Waihi Strike, 1912.

1st ed. [Bombay, 1875?]. 8vo. 100p. 1302. Green paper wrappers. Creasing to covers.

Hole to front cover. Scarce. G to G+. (16649). Est. $400

SELWYN, G A Letters from the Bishop of New Zealand to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel. c1880. 8vo. 16p. Upper wrapper only. AF. FA to G. (24160). Est. $100 *14 278

SELWYN, MRS S H Reminiscences by Mrs S H Selwyn 1809-1867.

1961. Folio. 82p. SC. Typed from a typescript held by the Library of the Auckland War Memorial Museum. Introduction and notes by Enid A Evans. Clippings. G+.

279

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

Auckland: Brett, 1890. 4to. xliii, 728p. S675. HFBD. CB. SABR. FX. AF. FA to G. Est. $200

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SIMPSON, FRANK A Chatham Exiles.

1st ed. Auckland: Oxford University Press, 1982. 4to. 176p. Illus. SC. G.

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1950. 8vo. 182p. Frontis, illus, maps, diagrams. HC with DJ. G+/G.

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ROUND, L F ET AL Hanmer Springs Golden Jubilee 1883-1933.

Christchurch: Andrews, Baty, 1933. 4to. 79p. Illus. Pictorial SC. FA to G. Along with Dash & Costain, 'Song of Hanmer', single sheet, G+. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $50 *18 272

RUSDEN, G W History of New Zealand. In Three Volumes.

2nd ed. Melbourne: Melville, Mullen & Slade, 1895. 8vo. Vol I: xliii, 495p. Frontis map (fold, col), adverts. Vol II: xiii, 642p. Frontis map, 3 plans, 1 genealogical table, adverts.

Vol III: xi, 509p. Tables, adverts. R1167. Blue cloth covers. CB. SABR. FX. POS Edmund Mahony. Scarce. [3]. Est. $300 273

RUSDEN, G W History of New Zealand. In Three Volumes.

Revised ed. London: Chapman and Hall, [1889]. 8vo. Vol I: viii, 655p. Map (fold). Vol II: 606, [iii]-viiip. 2 plans, section, genealogical table. Vol III: 540p. Adverts. 4948.

Green cloth, decorated. Vol I binding well worn and stained, closed tears to map, FX. Binding FA, contents G. Vol II binding well worn, small loss to top edge of upper board, abrasion to surface of TP, FX, various pages uncut. Binding FA to G, contents G. Vol III CB, SABR, FX, various pages uncut. Binding G, contents G. This scarce 'revised' edition is essentially a reissue of the first, but with asterisks replacing some text considered libellous. [3]. Est. $200

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1st ed. Auckland: Forward Press, 1950. 8vo. 153p. HC. G. Along with Brown, 'The Rise of New Zealand Labour', (Price Milburn), 1962, 1st, G+/G. [2].

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STACK, J W Four books by Stack including 'Further Maoriland Adventures of J W and E Stack'.

Dunedin: Reed, 1938. 8vo. xv, 255p. Illus. HC. POS Fred B Butler. G+/FA. Along with 'More Maoriland Adventures', (Reed), 1936, 1st, G+/G+, 'Early Maoriland Adventures', (Reed), 1935, 1st, G+/G, and 'White Boy Among the Maoris', (Reed), 1934, 1st, stiff boards, G+. [4]. Est. $50 282

STEWART, ADELA Eight Wilson & Horton reprints of New Zealand historical titles including 'My Simple Life in New Zealand'.

Auckland: Wilson & Horton, [1971]. 8vo. SC. VG. Along with Swainson, 'Auckland, the Capital of New Zealand', SC, VG, Reischek, 'Yesterdays in Maoriland', SC, VG, McNab, 'Murihiku', SC, G, and 5 other similar titles, SC, G to G+. [10].

283

STEWART, GRAHAM Wellington. Portrait of a Region. Today and Yesterday.

1st ed. Wellington: Grantham House, 2005. 4to. 240p. Illus. HC with DJ. Inscribed by author. VG/VG. Along with Alington, 'Unquiet Earth, A History of the Bolton Street Cemetery', (Wellington City Council), 1978, 1st, G+/G+. [2].

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[SWAINSON, WILLIAM] Auckland, the Capital of New Zealand.

London: Smith, Elder & Co, 1853. 8vo. xii, 163p. Map (fold). 5428. HC. Lacks frontis. D Graham's compliments. AF. FA. Along with another copy, frontis severed and worn, lacking map, AF, FA. [2]. Est. $100 285

THOMSON, A S The Story of New Zealand.

[Reissue] ed. London: John Murray, 1859. 8vo. Vol I: ix, 331p. Fold frontis, illus, 2 maps (1 fold). Vol II: vii, 368p. Frontis, illus, 2 fold plans. 5538. Brown patterned cloth.

SS. CB. SABR. Wear to spine (esp head). Episodic FX. Each vol with a copy of 'Land Regulations of the Province of Auckland', (Ridgway), 1866, bound in. Each vol also with a copy of Ridgway's 'Emigration to Auckland' pamphlet bound in. G. [2]. Est. $300

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TUCKER, S The Southern Cross and Southern Crown.

1st ed. London: J Nisbet, 1855. 8vo. viii, 263p. Frontis, map (fold), illus. HC. Lengthy gift inscription. Bookplate of Fred B Butler. Bookplate of David N Strang. FA to G. 287

UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND Maoriland, An Illustrated Handbook to New Zealand.

Melbourne: George Robertson, 1884. 8vo. VP. SC. Binding loose. General wear. AF. FA. (24134).

288

VANCE, WILLIAM Here They Began, Story of the Copland Family.

1st ed. [Ashburton: Members of the Copland Book Committee, 1968]. 8vo. 72p. Illus, fold family tree. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Ex Libris Vance.

289

WAKEFIELD, E G Second Sheet of the Spectator, January 4, 1845. Results of the New Zealand Inquiry.

London: Joseph Clayton, 1845. Folio. 24p. Map. Crude stiff card binding. 'Australian Aborigines ordered GHC to be printed 12 Augt 1829' annotated at front head.

Handwritten notes to card cover include reference to Hocken page 124. NB. An imperfect copy as page 21/22 has been cut. Underlining. AF. FA to G. (24246). Est. $100 290

[WAKEFIELD, E J] The Hand-Book for New Zealand.

1st ed. London: John W Parker, 1848. 12mo. viii, 493p. 5823. HC. Lacks spine strip. AF. Binding FA, contents G. Est. $200 291

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM Christianity Among the New Zealanders.

1st ed. London: Seeley, Jackson and Halliday, 1867. 8vo. vi, 384p. Frontis, illus. 6090.

Rebound. Half leather, marbled boards. New EPs. Well worn. AF. FA. (12330). Est. $50 292

WOODHOUSE, A E (EDITOR) Three publications concerning New Zealand women including 'Tales of Pioneer Women'.

1st ed. Auckland: Whitcombe & Tombs, 1940. 12mo. xxviii, 337p. Illus. HC. G. Along with same title, (Silver Fern), 1988, R, SC, and Drummond, 'Married and Gone to New Zealand', (PBA), 1960, 1st, G/G. [3].

293

YATE, WILLIAM An Account of New Zealand.

2nd ed. London: Seeley & Burnside, 1835. 8vo. 310p. Map, illus. HFBD. Lacks frontis.

Spine split. POS R J Kingsley, Nelson, 1888. Inscribed 'from Sir J Haast Library.' AF. G. Est. $100 294

YEARBOOK, NEW ZEALAND The New Zealand Official Year-Book 1910.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1910. 8vo. 947p. HC. G+. Along with yearbooks for 1929 & 1945, G to G+. [3].

NEW ZEALAND EPHEMERA & MANUSCRIPT MATERIALS 295

AUTOGRAPH BOOK Autograph book compiled by Ida Smith containing signatures of actors, dancers, musicians etc.

1940s-1960s. Approx 110 x 145mm. HC. Approx 35 signatures pasted in, some accompanied by inscriptions, some to photographs. Personalities represented include Gracie Fields, Laurence Olivier, Vivien Leigh, Stanley Holloway, Evie Hayes, Brigid Lenihan, Anthony Quayle, Virginia Paris, Rowena Jackson. 18 other signatures loosely enclosed. Also 13 letters, several in envelopes, several with signature removed. Generally G. Est. $250 296

CATALOGUE, CANTERBURY COMMERCIAL Pattern Book of Mouldings Etc.

Christchurch: North Canterbury Timber Merchants' Association, 1929. 4to. Unpag.

Illus (templates). SC stapled. Scarce. FA. Est. $50 *24 297

CATALOGUES, AUCKLAND COMMERCIAL Four catalogues for Auckland businesses, including one for McNab & Mason, Monumental Sculptors, Symonds Street.

ND. HC. Catalogue includes headstones, crosses, tombs, monuments and statues, granite designs, children's designs. Well worn. Some annotations. Some pages (and parts thereof) cut out. AF. FA. Along with catalogue for Lamb and Smith, House Furnishers and Ironmongers, Karangahape Road, SC stapled, AF, FA. Also two similar Auckland catalogues, AF, FA. Also catalogue for Mappin & Webb Ltd, London, HC, G. [5]. Est. $100 298

COLENSO, WILLIAM The Authentic and Genuine History of the Signing of the Treaty of Waitangi. Upper wrapper only. Inscribed by William Colenso to his sister Emily.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1890. 8vo. 1p. Printed on blue paper. FA to G. (11685). *24 299

COLENSO, WILLIAM (ASSOCIATION) Directions to Penitents and Believers for Renewing Their Covenant with God. Religious pamphlet formerly the property of William Colenso, bearing his signature and annotations.

London: John Mason, 19th century. 8vo. 16p. Self wrappers. Many annotations.

Signature on back wrapper dated Sunday January 5, 1834. G+. (23316). Est. $800 *24 300

COMMON PLACE BOOK Handwritten common place book containing medical and other formulae.

1838+. 8vo. Full vellum. POS John Burnham, 1838. Inscribed on page 5 'Formulae of Dr John Parker, landed at Akaroa 12 years before the first 4 ships.' Recipes include: ginger beer powder, Indian currie powder, cement for glass etc. Aged enclosures. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance.

301

DIARIES, FARM Two farm diaries.

1865 & 1867. 4to. Stationery binding. 'Discharged R Clark, warned Russell that Ahuriri boundary not being properly kept.' Later juvenile embellishments. Pages missing. AF. FA. Ex Libris Vance. [2].

302

EPHEMERA, AIR NEW ZEALAND/ANTARCTIC Promotional brochure for Air New Zealand Flight Number TE9012, 'day trip' to Antarctica.

Printed in New Zealand, 1977. Illus, map. Bifolium. Brochure advertises flights in October and November 1977, two years prior to the Erebus disaster. G+.

303

EPHEMERA, AUCKLAND FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS Collection of seventeen Auckland Festival of the Arts souvenir programmes from 1953 to 1969.

1953-1969. 4to. Illus, adverts. SC stapled. The programmes detail various events taking place including concerts, ballets, films, plays, poetry recitals, exhibitions. G. Along with related event programmes, flyers, tickets and clippings, G. An excellent archive. [Num]. Est. $200

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EPHEMERA, AVIATION Souvenir of the First Flight to Mount Cook, May, 1920.

EPHEMERA, THEATRE PERFORMANCE Collection of programmes, flyers, tickets and clippings relating to theatre performances in New Zealand.

Christchurch: A B & Co Ltd, 1920. 12mo. Illus. Bifolium, pictorial. Cover title: 'Above the Clouds'. Rare. G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $50 *24 305

EPHEMERA, BALLET PERFORMANCE Collection of programmes, flyers, tickets and clippings relating to ballet performances in New Zealand.

1940s-1960s. Approx 25 programmes, many with tickets and clippings enclosed, plus some dups. Companies include Borovansky Ballet, New Zealand Ballet, Royal Ballet (Britain), United Ballet, Australian Ballet, Leningrad Ballet, Bolshoi Ballet. Theatres include His Majesty's Theatre, Civic Theatre, St James Theatre. A remarkable archive. Generally G. [Num]. Est. $200 306

EPHEMERA, C F GOLDIE Certified copy of death certificate of artist Charles Frederick Goldie.

1996. Folio. Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages stamp to lower right. Date of death 11 July 1947. VG. Along with same for widow Olive Ethelwyn Goldie, date of death 18 July 1976, VG. [2].

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EPHEMERA, C F GOLDIE Greeting card with colour reproduction of 'The Old Sentinel' by C F Goldie. Inscribed by the artist to Scott Colville Junr.

314

EPHEMERA, WAIMATE Four items relating to Waimate including sheet music titled 'Waimate Home'.

Coulls Somerville Wilkie, [1932?]. Folio. Bifolium, Maori portrait to front. Words by Dash, music by Scotney. VG. Along with same authors, 'The Song of Waimate', VG, and 2 broadsheets, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [4]. Est. $100 315

JOURNAL, DIAMOND HARBOUR Handwritten journal begun when unknown owner 'Settled in the New Cottage', February 1862.

1862. 4to. Stationery binding. One line per day. 'Bought sewing machine', 'Ben with bullock', gardening etc. G. Ex Libris Vance.

Williamson Jeffery Ltd, 20th century. 85 x 65mm. New Zealand Calendars, Aotea Series. General wear. G. Est. $50 *33

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c1892. 12mo. Stationery binding. 'Geo Taylor's Bob, Hunted away medium well, but lost the sheep.' FA to G. Ex Libris Vance.

EPHEMERA, CHATEAU The Chateau. Souvenir of Opening Celebrations. November 1st to 5th, 1929.

Dunedin: Coulls Somerville Wilkie, 1929. 8vo. 16p. Illus. Pictorial SC. Cover title: '"Chateau" National Park New Zealand.' G+. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $50 *24 309

EPHEMERA, CHRISTCHURCH Novelty card with humorous colour illustration captioned 'Clearing the "Male" Bags'.

Wellington: Tanner Bros, 20th century. Approx 135 x 85mm. With flap opening to reveal zigzag fold images of Christchurch. G. Along with a similar souvenir from Opotiki, G. [2].

310

EPHEMERA, MUSICAL PERFORMANCE Collection of programmes, flyers, tickets and clippings relating to music performances in New Zealand.

1940s-1960s. Approx 50 programmes, many with tickets and clippings enclosed.

Operas and musicals include 'The Barber of Seville', 'The King and I', 'My Fair Lady', 'Fiddler on the Roof', 'The Sound of Music', 'Annie Get Your Gun', 'Oklahoma!', 'South Pacific', 'Oliver!', 'Porgy and Bess', 'Faust', 'La Boheme', 'La Traviata', 'Rigoletto', 'Il Trovatore', 'The Mikado', 'HMS Pinafore', 'Carmen', 'Madam Butterfly', 'Don Giovanni', 'The Magic Flute'. An interesting collection. Generally G. [Num]. Est. $200 311

EPHEMERA, NEW ZEALAND MORMON New Zealand Mission Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Auckland, New Zealand, February 12th, 1903. Release certificate in the name of Reuben Samuel Newman.

Auckland: Abel, Dykes Ltd, c1903. 360 x 350mm. Illuminated initial. Printed in blue and gold, with decorations. Signed by Charles B Bartlett, President. VG. (16538). Est. $100 312

EPHEMERA, OLD VIC THEATRE COMPANY Souvenir programme for the Old Vic Theatre Company tour of Australia and New Zealand in 1948. Signed on the front cover by Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh.

The British Council, 1948. 4to. 60p. SC. G. Along with five performance programmes, a booklet concerning the Oliviers, and various clippings and tickets, G. [Num]. Est. $150 *44

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Approx 20 programmes, many with tickets and clippings enclosed. Plays include 'The Teahouse of the August Moon', 'A Streetcar Named Desire', 'The Lady's Not for Burning', 'Saint Joan', 'The Mousetrap', 'The Importance of Being Earnest', 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', 'Henry IV', 'Othello'. Companies include Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company, British Commonwealth Theatre Company, New Zealand Players, Light Opera Club, Grafton Theatre. Theatres include His Majesty's Theatre, St James Theatre. A superb collection. Generally G. [Num]. Est. $100

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JOURNAL, DOG TRIALS Handwritten journal concerning dog trials.

317

JOURNAL, FAIRLIE RACING CLUB Handwritten record of the Fairlie Racing Club.

1895. 4to. Stationery binding. Names include McLean, Milne, Welsh. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance.

318

JOURNAL, MARLBOROUGH Journal from the Marlborough region.

c1876. 8vo. In 'Letts's Australasian No 35 Rough Diary, or Scribbling Journal'.

Diary includes fold map of New Zealand. POS Charles Goulton. Few entries, mainly January. 'Went down to the sports, and did a little jumping.' FA. Ex Libris Vance.

319

JOURNALS, WESTLAND Four handwritten notebooks belonging to surveyor/engineer John Higgins.

1891-1898. Stationery binding, pad format. Neat detailed entries. 'Friday 25th, In office, Considering alternative plan for bridge over Three Mile Creek, and calculating strains on same.' A treasure trove of interesting information. G to G+. Ex Libris Vance.

[4].

320

LEDGERS, FARMING Three ledgers concerning farms and commerce.

1880s. Folio. HFBD. Names include Struthers, Elliot, McCaw, Mrs Waterhouse.

Ashwick Station mentioned in one. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. [3].

321

LEDGERS, WINTERSLOW STATION Two ledgers from Winterslow Station.

c1911. Folio. HFBD. Various duty stamps mounted to some pages. Names include Reveley, Brydon, Brassell, Pearman. G. Ex Libris Vance. [2].

322

NIELD, DAVID Open-Air Preaching. To the Editor Otago Daily Times.

19th century. 8vo. 1p. Broadside. Stamped '6 Crawford Street Wellington'. Found amidst a stack of Mormon pamphlets c1883-1898. G. (13618). Est. $50 *24

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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Information for Emigrants to New South Wales, New Zealand, Sandwich Islands [etc].

KING, JOSEPH Christianity in Polynesia, A Study and a Defence.

New York: Pacific Mail Steamship Co, c1878. 8vo. 7p. Map. Self wrappers. Regarding New Zealand: 'Wild animals do not exist on the Islands, and the remnant of the native Maoris, once so powerful and savage, is now completely subdued and rapidly disappearing.' G+. (21406). Est. $50 324

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Pacific Ocean Lines [etc].

[New York]: Pacific Mail Steamship Co, c1890. 8vo. Bifolium. Includes Sandwich Islands, New Zealand and Australia Line. G+. (21272). Est. $50 *33 325

RATION BOOKS, TIMARU Three ration books, each stamped 17 April 1942, Timaru.

1940s. 12mo. SC stapled. Few coupons extant. FA. Ex Libris Vance. [3].

326

SCRAPBOOK, CHESS Scrapbook containing chess-related clippings.

1st ed. Sydney: William Brooks and Co, 1899. 8vo. 184p. Cloth. G. (23989).

335

LINDGREN, WALDEMAR The Water Resources of Molokai, Hawaiian Islands.

Washington: Government Printing Office, 1903. 8vo. 62p. Illus, map (fold). Rebound, envelope style. Along with 2 other similar titles. FA to G. (23777). [3].

336

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT 1898. New Zealand. Cook Islands. Correspondence Relating to Requests for the Removal of F J Moss, Esquire, British Resident.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1898. Folio. VP. Disbound. G. (24143).

337

PERIODICAL, ADELAIDE MISCELLANY The Adelaide Miscellany of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge.

Volume I. August, 1848, to January, 1849.

1906+. Folio. Stationery binding. G. Flip the scrapbook over to find clippings relating to the events leading up to the First World War. G. Ex Libris Vance.

Adelaide: John Stephens, 1849. 8vo. 410p. HFBD. CB. SABR. Damp-damage to lower board. Faint staining to fore-edge of text-block. Some FX and soiling. Ex Broadfield Public Library, tidy stamps. Significant cut loss to FFEP. AF. Binding FA, contents FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $100 *44

327

338

SOUVENIR, BRITISH AND INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION The British and Intercolonial Exhibition, Hokitika, Westland, New Zealand, December 15th, 1923 to February 2nd, 1924.

1st ed. Hokitika: Exhibition Executive Council, 1923. 8vo. 207p. Illus, adverts. Pictorial wrappers. G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $50 *33 328

SOUVENIR, NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION The Exhibition Album. Souvenir of the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition, 1889-90.

[1889]. 8vo. Illus. HC. Zig-zag views of Dunedin, Oamaru etc. Handsome. G+. (24778).

Est. $50 *33

PERIODICAL, HOBART TOWN GAZETTE The Hobart Town Gazette. Volume XII. Number 573. Saturday April 28, 1827.

Hobart Town: Gazette Office, 1827. 4to. 8p. Armorial masthead. POS P S Mulgrave Esqr. G. Includes call for tenders for Female Factory. (22745). Est. $50 *33 339

RUSSELL, M Polynesia, or, An Historical Account of the Principal Islands in the South Sea, Including New Zealand.

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1860. 12mo. xv, 362p. Frontis map (fold), illus TP. HC. POS Dennis Kouwenhoven. Leaf removed. AF. FA. (24037).

329

340

SOUVENIR, NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION Souvenir, NZ International Exhibition, Christchurch, 1906-7 [cover title].

SIMIONA, TANGATA E Au Tua Ta'ito No Te Kuki 'Airani.

Christchurch: Souvenir Art Publishing Co, 1906. Landscape. Illus, adverts. Pictorial SC. Soiling. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance.

330

UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND The Islands of the Blest.

Dunedin: Union Steam Ship Co, c1913. 4to. 27p. Illus. SC. Union Steam Ship Co label to folded front. A handsome booklet. G+. (10151). Est. $100 *24

AUSTRALIA & PACIFIC

(See also Lots 10, 37, 210, 246, 323, 324, 348, 368 & 547) 331

CLARKE, PERCY The 'New Chum' in Australia, or, The Scenery, Life, and Manners of Australians in Town and Country. Inscribed by author to Mr and Mrs Ed Curry.

2nd ed. London: J S Virtue & Co, 1886. xii, 339p. Frontis, illus. HC. CB. SS. FX to page edges. G. Ex Libris Vance. *33 332

HOLLAND, H E The Revolt of the Samoans.

1st ed. Wellington: Clarte Book Depot, 1928. 8vo. 16p. SC. G. Along with 2 other copies, 1 2nd ed, G. Ex Libris Vance. [3].

333

KEANE, A H The Universal Geography. Australasia.

London: J S Virtue, 19th century. 4to. vii, 512p. Frontis, illus, maps. HC. SS. G. (22778).

Est. $50

Suva: Institute of Pacific Studies, ND. 8vo. 88p. Illus. SC. Cook Islands folklore, in Cook Islands Maori. G+. (17337).

341

TREGEAR, EDWARD A Dictionary of Mangareva (or Gambier Islands).

1st ed. Wellington: Published under the authority of the Board of Directors of the New Zealand Institute, 1899. 8vo. [viii], 121p. Pink paper covers. FA to G. (7869). Est. $50

OTHER HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY & REFERENCE 342

[ANONYMOUS] Moeurs et Coutumes des Peuples [spine title].

19th century. 8vo. 116p. 8 engravings. Quarter leather. Well worn throughout. Lacks prelims (incl TP). AF. FA. (24503). Est. $50 343

[ANONYMOUS] The Bible of Every Land. A History of the Sacred Scriptures in Every Language and Dialect into Which Translations Have Been Made.

London: Samuel Bagster and Sons, c1851. 4to. VP. Illus, maps (col), tables. Half leather, cloth boards. Marbled EPs. Armorial bookplate. Includes references to Polynesian languages. A most interesting and handsome publication. G. (20361). Est. $200 344

[ANONYMOUS] The Senses. Warmly inscribed to Catherine Lydia Williams 'With her Aunt's love, Paihia, Dec 5, 1846'.

London: Religious Tract Society, c1846. 12mo. 159p. Illus. HC. G. (14201). *33

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27

345

357

BREWER, E COBHAM Dictionary of Phrase and Fable.

LEVER, W H Following the Flag, Jottings of a Jaunt Round the World.

12th ed. London: Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co, ND. 8vo. viii, 1061p. HFBD (possibly rebound). Page edges marbled. CB. SABR. Some FX, soiling and staining. Label and POS. Page 31/32 with major loss. AF. FA. 346

CHAMBERS, ROBERT & WILLIAM The Gazetteer of Scotland. Vols I & II.

Edinburgh: Thomas Ireland, Junior, 1832. 8vo. Vol I: xviii, 496p. Maps (fold), engravings. Vol II: 497-1030p. Engravings. HFBD. Marbled boards. CB. SABR. Considerable FX. AF. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $100 *44

358

MARSHALL, T W M Christian Missions. Their Agents, and Their Results. Vol I.

New York: D & J Sadlier, 1865. 8vo. 644p. HC. Ex Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of LDS, California. Content includes New Zealand. G. (9944). Est. $50

347

359

CHRISTIAN LITERATURE SOCIETY Pictures of Children in Many Lands.

NOUET, JACQUES L'Homme d'Oraison. Five volumes.

348

360

DAWSON, E W The Isles of the Sea, Being an Entertaining Narrative of a Voyage to the Pacific and Indian Oceans [etc].

PALEY, WILLIAM The Works of William Paley, DD. In five volumes.

London: Christian Literature Society, 1904. 8vo. 76p. Illus. Stiff boards. Includes New Zealand children. G. (18583).

Hartford: Betts & Co, 1886. 8vo. 698p. Illus. Full leather. Binding and prelims well worn. Lacking FFEP. AF. FA to G. (23703). Est. $100 349

ENCYCLOPAEDIA, CHAMBERS Chambers's Encyclopaedia. In ten volumes.

R ed. Lyon: Libraire Catholique de Perisse Freres, 1845-1852. 8vo. HFBD, marbled boards. Bookplate of Teignmouth monastery. G. [5]. Est. $100

New ed. London: Printed for William Baynes and Son, 1825. 8vo. Full leather. A handsome set. G. [5]. Est. $200 *44 361

PAMPHLET, POLITICAL Four Years of a Liberal Government.

New ed. London: William & Robert Chambers 1895. 4to. Illus, maps (incl fold). Half leather. Impressive appearance. G+. [10]. Est. $200

London: Henry Hooper, 1834. 8vo. 16p. Self wrappers. Observations regarding nine 'principal measures', including the abolition of slavery in the British Colonies. FA to G. (24698). Est. $200 *33

350

362

GODBEY, J E & A H GODBEY Light in Darkness, or, Missions and Missionary Heroes.

St Louis: Holloway & Co, ND. 8vo. 768p. Illus. HC. G. (23389). Est. $50 351

GOODRICH, S G A History of Asia and Oceanica [sic].

Louisville: Morton & Griswold, 1850. 12mo. 235p. Frontis, illus, maps (incl fold). HC. Parley's Primary Histories. Includes New Zealand content. 'The natives of New Zealand, although their country lies near New Holland, are very different from their stupid neighbors.' AF. FA to G. (22881).

352

HORNE, MELVILL Letters on Missions, Addressed to the Protestant Ministers of the British Churches.

PERIODICAL, COLONIAL CHURCH CHRONICLE The Colonial Church Chronicle, and Missionary Journal. Vol I. July 1847-June 1848.

1st ed. London: Francis and John Rivington, 1848. 8vo. iv, 480p. HFBD, marbled boards. CB. FFEP removed. 2 tape marks. SLF. Some annotations by historian Alison Drummond. G. Along with 'Church Missionary Paper', No XCI, Michaelmas, 1838, bifolium, tape mark, edge-wear, G. [2]. Est. $500 363

PERIODICAL, EVANGELICAL MAGAZINE AND MISSIONARY CHRONICLE The Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle. For May, 1831.

London: J Westley, 1831. 8vo. [177]-204p. Disbound. G. Along with 'Missionary Chronicle for March, 1831'. Also issues for April, May, October, November, December.

Includes South Seas content. AF. FA to G. (19620). [7]. Est. $50

Schenectady: Printed by C P Wyckoff, 1797. 12mo. xiii, 124p. Disbound. Text-block split. POS. AF. FA. (18306). Est. $100 *34

364

353

London: D Henry, 1774. 8vo. 292-335p. Illus. Disbound. Possibly incomplete. Includes colonial content. G. (10113). Est. $50 *34

HOUSE, ERWIN The Missionary in Many Lands.

PERIODICAL, GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE The Gentleman's Magazine. For July, 1774.

New York: Carlton & Porter, c1860. 8vo. 393p. Illus. HC. Includes New Zealand content. G. (18857).

365

354

London: W Watts, Printer, 1854. 8vo. 296p. Illus. HC. Includes observations regarding the 'New Zealand Race of Men' ('Magnitude of Chest' etc). Annotations and underlining. G. (12313). Est. $100

JOHNSON, OSMUN Johnson's Journey Around the World.

Chicago: Rand McNally, 1887. 8vo. 400p. Frontis, illus. HC. G. (24493). Est. $50 355

LEATHES, EDMUND An Actor Abroad, or, Gossip, Dramatic, Narrative and Descriptive.

London: Hurst and Blackett, 1880. 8vo. x, 317p. Half leather, marbled boards. Joints cracked. Includes references to New Zealand, Australia, Hawaii, United States. G. (19894). Est. $50 356

LEISURE HOUR OFFICE Sunday in Many Lands.

London: Religious Tract Society, 19th century. 8vo. 288p. Frontis, illus. HFBD. Includes New Zealand content concerning behaviour on 'the diggings'. FA to G. (19160). Est. $50

28

London: Simpkin Marshall & Co, 1893. 8vo. 132p. HC, with decorations. Wear, soiling and darkening. Includes references to Hawaii, Samoa, New Zealand (a visit to the former site of the Pink and White Terraces etc), Australia, United States. G. (23986).

Est. $50 *33

Bethunes at Webb's

PERIODICAL, JOURNAL OF THE ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON Journal of the Ethnological Society of London. Volume III.

366

PERIODICAL, NEW LONDON MAGAZINE The New London Magazine. For August, 1785.

London: Alex Hogg, 1785. 8vo. 60-112p. Illus. Disbound. Possibly incomplete. Content includes Capt Cook's third and last voyage, continued. AF. G. (15918).

367

PERIODICAL, WINDSOR MAGAZINE The Windsor Magazine. Ten bound volumes, December 1912 to November 1917.

London: Ward, Lock & Co, 1913-1917. 4to. Illus (incl col). Half leather, maroon boards.

Vols XXXVII-XLVI. First World War well covered. G to G+. [10]. Est. $200

368

380

ROCHEFORT, HENRI Retour de la Nouvelle-Caledonie de Noumea en Europe.

FERN ALBUM, W R RUSSELL Album of New Zealand Ferns, compiled by W[illiam?] R[ussell?]

Russell, 58th Regiment, Auckland.

Paris: Ancienne Librairie Martinon, [1877]. 4to. 363p. xxivp. Frontis, illus, map. HFBD. Travel account of journey from New Caledonia including stops in Australia, New Zealand, Fiji. Binding FA. AF. FA to G. (17061). Est. $50 369

SINNETT, MRS PERCY Hunters and Fishers.

London: Chapman & Hall, c1860. 8vo. x, 146p. Frontis, headpieces. HC. Includes New Zealand content. G+. (21877).

370

SMITH, THOMAS The Wonders of Nature and Art. Volumes IX and X.

1st ed. Philadelphia: Printed by Robert Carr, 1804/6. 8vo. Vol IX: 283p. Illus. Vol X: 274p. Illus. Tree calf. FX. Text-block browned. Content includes New Zealand, Norfolk Island, New South Wales. AF. FA to G. (21848). [2]. Est. $200 371

STARR, FREDERICK Some First Steps in Human Progress.

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

Locations include: Three Kings Caves, Cemetry (sic) Gully, Rangitoto, Freemans Bay, Back of the Nunnery, Hospital Gully, Wangarei, Bishops Creek, Glenbrook, Waiheke, Coromandel. An impressive album. Binding AF, FA, content G. Est. $1000 381

FURKERT, F W Early New Zealand Engineers.

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1953. 8vo. 306p. Illus, diagrams. HC with DJ. G/G+.

382

HALE, ALLEN M (COMPILER) Pioneer Nurserymen of New Zealand. Warmly inscribed by author to William Vance.

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1955. 8vo. 188p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Ex Libris Vance.

New York: Flood and Vincent, 1895. 8vo. xi, 305p. Frontis, illus. HC. Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle. G+. (19563).

383

372

Stuttgart: J G Cotta, 1867. 4to. xvi, 515p. Plates (incl col), illus, tables (incl fold). 2627.

HC. G+. Est. $100 *23

TWICHELL, J H A Modern Knight of the Cross. Annual Sermon Before the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Ministers.

Boston: Published by the Board, 1905. 8vo. 23p. SC stapled. New Zealand references.

Several corrections in ink. G+. (22083).

373

TYTLER, P F Lives of Scottish Worthies, Vols I-III.

London: John Murray, 1855. 16mo. Illus. HFBD, marbled boards. G. [3]. Est. $100 *44 374

WELSH, J K View of the Heathen World.

Worcester: Dorr, Howland & Co, 1834. 16mo. viii, 141p. Quarter bound. Possibly incomplete. Cut loss to one leaf. AF. FA. (9865). Est. $50

HOCHSTETTER, F VON New Zealand, Its Physical Geography, Geology and Natural History.

384

HOCHSTETTER, F VON & A PETERMANN Geological and Topographical Atlas of New Zealand. Six Maps of the Provinces of Auckland and Nelson.

Auckland: T Delattre, 1864. 4to. 6 col maps (2 fold). 2624. Half cloth, grey papercovered boards. Boards detached (TP attached to upper), worn and soiled. Maps with some FX, soiling, and browning to margins. AF. FA to G. Est. $2000 *34 385

INSTITUT DE FRANCE, ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES Recueil de Memoires, Rapports et Documents Relatifs a l'Observation du Passage de Venus sur le Soleil du 9 Decembre 1874. Tome III, IIe Partie. Mission de l'Ile Campbell. In two volumes.

WHITE, E G Patriarchs and Prophets or the Great Conflict Between Good and Evil.

1st ed. Paris: Gauthier-Villars, 1885. 4to. Vol I, 'Texte': 576, 23, 180, 32p. Vol II, 'Atlas': unpag. 55 zoological plates, 12 geological plates (some col). Vol I quarter leather.

Marbled boards and EPs. Binding separated from text-block. EPs and blanks darkened and brittle. Text pages sturdy with a little damp-staining to fore-edge. Ex Franklin Institute Library with neat old labels and stamps. Vol consists in Tome III, IIe Partie, No 1 ('Zoologie'), No 2 ('Botanique'), No 3 ('Geologie'), and No 4 ('Planches').

AF. Binding FA, text G. Vol II original blue paper wrappers, covered in glassine.

General wear. Lacks 2 zoological plates (XV and XVI). AF. G. [2]. Est. $800

NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

386

375

London: International Tract Society, 1897. 8vo. xxiv, 756p. Frontis, illus. Blind stamped boards. G. Est. $50

(See also Lots 484, 485 & 511) 376

JUKES, J B ET AL Lectures on Gold, For the Instruction of Emigrants About to Proceed to Australia. Delivered at the Museum of Practical Geology.

ALDERTON, G E Treatise and Handbook of Orange-Culture in Auckland, New Zealand.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1884. 8vo. vii, 76p. Frontis. HC. FA. (24091).

1st ed. London: David Bogue, 1852. 8vo. 215p. Illus. Half leather, marbled boards. The whole well worn. Lacking prelims (FFEP and half title?) and RFEP. Old annotations and juvenile embellishments (chiefly to pastedowns, TP and last page). POS Robert Morgan, 1856. AF. FA. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $100 *44

377

387

AUDUBON, J J The Original Water-Color Paintings by John James Audubon for 'The Birds of America'.

American Heritage Publishing Co, 1966. 4to. lvp. 431 col plates with facing descriptions. HC with DJ. DJ reinforced. G/G. 378

COLENSO, WILLIAM On a Supposed New Species of Naultinus. Article within disbound extract.

8vo. 251-263p. 'Read before the Hawke's Bay Philosophical Institute, 12th May, 1879.'

Extract also includes article by Walter Buller. AF. FA to G. (11757).

379

COTTON, W C A Manual for New Zealand Beekeepers.

MARTENS, EDOUARD VON Critical List of the Mollusca of New Zealand Contained in European Collections.

1st ed. Wellington: James Hughes, Printer, 1873. 8vo. v, [6]-51, viiip. 3391. SC. Losses to spine. G. (24868). Est. $50 388

MCARA, J B Six publications concerning gold including 'Gold Mining at Waihi, 1878-1952'.

1st ed. Waihi: Waihi Historical Society, 1978. 8vo. 348p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G. Along with Burke, 'Gold and Silver', (Penguin), 1973, 1st, G+, Williams, 'Racing for Gold', (Williams), 1987, 1st, Moore & Ritchie, 'Coromandel Gold', (Dunmore), 1996, 1st, SC, and 2 others, SC, G+. [6]. Est. $50

Ltd ed. Wellington: Newrick Associates, 1976. 12mo. 112p. HC. No 308/850. G. Est. $50

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389

399

MCMAHON, JOHN Land and Road Surveying Simplified, by John McMahon, Architect, and and [sic] Building Surveyor. A quirky manuscript book.

WALL, ARNOLD The Southern Alps, Franz Josef Glacier to Mount Cook.

1864. 8vo. Approx 200p. Diagrams and numerous tables. HFBD. Well worn, stained and soiled. Addressed on page 57 to the author's son, Terence McMahon Esq, Dublin: 'I have been induced to compile this little work for your instruction.' The author is apparently resident in Australia, the 'Bush' referenced several times.

Possibly a work of genius, certainly one of eccentricity. AF. FA. Est. $200 *44 390

APOTHECARY'S SCALE Apothecary's scale housed in wooden box.

19th century. Removable glass pan. Drachm, scruple, grain and ounce weights.

Apparently stamped 'Tivoli'. Previous owner possibly John McMahon. G. Est. $100 391

MUELLER, F VON Select Extra-Tropical Plants Readily Eligible for Industrial Culture or Naturalisation [etc].

Christchurch: Lyttelton Times, 1924. 8vo. 15p. W203 (Bagnall). Pink SC. G. Ex Libris Vance.

TRANSPORT 400

CAMERON, W N A Line of Railway.

1st ed. Wellington: New Zealand Railway & Locomotive Society, 1976. 8vo. 336p.

Frontis, illus, maps. HC with DJ. VG/G+.

401

CASSELLS, K R Three publications by Cassells including 'The Sanson Tramway'.

Sydney: Govt Printer, 1881. 8vo. ix, 403p. HC. CB. Binding weak. FA to G. Est. $100

1st ed. Wellington: New Zealand Railway & Locomotive Society, 1962. 8vo. viii, 88p.

Illus, map. Stiff boards with DJ. VG/G+. Along with 'Uncommon Carrier', (NZRLS), 1994, 1st, VG+/VG+, and 'The Foxton and Wanganui Railway', (NZRLS), 1984, 1st, VG/G. [3]. Est. $50

392

402

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT The Icerya Purchasi and Its Cure.

Wellington: Govt Printer, 1891. 8vo. 16p. Col plate. Wrappers. Stamp of Department of Agriculture. AF. FA. Ex Libris Vance.

393

NOBLE, W S & G W THOMSON The Gold of Wetherstones. Letter laid in concerning gold-bearing deposits in Lawrence.

Dunedin: ODT, 1932. 8vo. 16p. Frontis, illus (fold). Wrappers. Letter from Industries Ltd, Dunedin. New Zealand gold history. VG. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $50 394

CHURCHMAN, GEOFFREY B Twenty-two publications concerning New Zealand railways including 'The Golden Era of Fiat Railcars in New Zealand'.

Wellington: IPL Books, 1989. Landscape. Unpag. Illus. Pictorial SC. F. Along with same author, 'The Story of the Wellington to Johnsonville Railway', (IPL), 1988, VG, John, 'Twilight of Steam', c1974, G, Hutchins, 'The Beaten Track', (Grantham), ND, VG+, and 18 other publications, G to VG, plus some dups. [22]. Est. $50 403

COOPER, TERENCE (EDITOR) Twenty-two publications concerning United Kingdom tramways including 'The Wheels Used to Talk to Us'.

Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, 1911. 8vo. [157-312p. Illus. SC. 'Scientific Results of the New Zealand Government Trawling Expedition, 1907.' G. Ex Libris Vance.

1st ed. Sheffield: Tallis, 1977. 4to. 172p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. VG/G+. Along with Bett & Gillham, 'Great British Tramway Networks', (Light Railway Transport League), 1962, 4th, G+/G+, Thompson, 'London Trams in Camera', (I Allan), 1971, 1st, G/G, Joyce, 'Tramway Heyday', (I Allan), 1974, R, G/G+, and 18 others, 5 SC, G to G+. [22].

Est. $200

395

404

PERIODICAL, RECORDS OF THE CANTERBURY MUSEUM Records of the Canterbury Museum. Vol I. No 3.

POTT, PERCIVALL A Treatise on the Hydrocele, or, Watry Rupture [etc].

2nd ed. London: Printed for L Hawes et al, 1767. 8vo. vii, 327p. 1 plate. Full leather, rebacked. Later spine label. Marbled EPs, gutters reinforced. POS. Later prelims.

Lacking one leaf (part of table of contents). Some FX, soiling and staining. Generally FA to G. Est. $100 396

REED, A H Five publications concerning kauri including 'The Gumdigger, The Story of Kauri Gum'.

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1948. 8vo. 167p. Frontis, illus, maps. HC with DJ. G+/G. Along with Reed, 'The Story of the Kauri', (Reed), 1954, 2nd, G+/G, and 3 Lodestar Press booklets, SC, G+. [5].

397

SALMON, J T Twenty-three publications concerning New Zealand natural history including 'The Native Trees of New Zealand'.

R ed. Auckland: Reed, 1985. Folio. 384p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/VG. Along with Stevenson, 'A Book of Ferns', (PBA), 1959, R, SC, VG, Sharell, 'The Tuatara, Lizards and Frogs of New Zealand', (Collins), 1966, 1st, VG/VG, Bull, 'Common Birds of Garden and Farmland', (School Publications), 1968, VG, and 19 others, 14 SC, G to G+. [23].

Est. $50 398

SUTER, HENRY Manual of the New Zealand Mollusca. With an Atlas of Quarto Plates.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1913 & 1915. 8vo & 4to. Manual: xxiii, 1120p. Atlas: 72 plates. HC. CB. General wear. Large pictorial bookplate of Alfred Suter to each book, as well as label and signature of R Morrison Cassie of the NZ Oceanographic Institute. Label of H Suter to Atlas. 'Father's original copy' inscribed to FFEP of Manual, initialled 'A S'. FA to G. [2]. Est. $150

COWAN, JAMES The South Island Main Line. Romance of the Rail, New Zealand, No 2.

1st ed. Wellington: New Zealand Railways, 1928. Landscape. 63p. Plates on 8 leaves, illus, maps. C1623. Pictorial SC, artwork by Marcus King. G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $50 405

DAVIES, OWEN Seventeen publications concerning North American and international tramways including 'Street Cars and Interurbans of Yesterday'.

R ed. Chicago, 1960. Folio. vii, 166p. Illus, plans. HC with DJ. VG/G. Along with Hilton, 'The Cable Car in America', (Howell-North), 1971, 1st, G+/G+, Hatcher, 'Stampede City Streetcars', (Railfare), 1975, 1st, G+/FA to G, King & Price, 'The Tramways of Portugal', (LRTA), 1995, 4th, SC, and 13 others, 5 SC, G to G+. [17]. Est. $100 406

FLETCHER, R S Two publications concerning the Main Trunk Line including 'Single Track'.

1st ed. Auckland: Collins, 1978. 8vo. 224p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Along with Pierre, 'North Island Main Trunk', (Reed), 1981, 1st, G+/G+. [2]. Est. $50 407

GRAINGER, J M Nine publications concerning New Zealand railways including 'On and Off the Rails'.

1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, 1964. 8vo. 141p. Frontis. HC with DJ. VG/ G+. Along with Palmer & Stewart, 'Cavalcade of New Zealand Locomotives', (Reed), 1957, 1st, G/FA, Cross, 'New Zealand Steam Spectacular', (Bradford Barton/Southern Press), 1970, G+/G+, Sinclair, 'The Spirit of Steam', (Bradford Barton), 1975, 1st, VG/ G+ to VG, and 5 others, 1 HC, G+. [9]. Est. $50 408

HOY, DOUGLAS West of the Tararuas. An Illustrated History of the Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company.

1st ed. Wellington: Southern Press, 1972. 8vo. 136p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+ to VG/G.

30

Bethunes at Webb's

409

419

JOHNSTON, MIKE Nelson's First Railway.

STEWART, W W Two publications by Stewart including 'Grand Old Days of Steam'.

1st ed. Nelson: Nikau Press, 1996. 4to. 104p. Frontis, illus. Pictorial SC. VG. 410

KEATING, JOHN D Fourteen publications concerning Australian tramways including 'Mind the Curve! A History of the Cable Trams'.

1st ed. Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 1970. 8vo. xv, 155p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G. Along with Brimson, 'The Tramways of Australia', (Dreamweaver), ND, G/G, Campbell, 'Getting There by Tram in Western Australia', (Perth ETS), 1999, 1st, SC, G, 'The Tramways of Adelaide', (Australian Electric Transport Museum), ND, facsimile, SC, VG, and 10 other publications, 2 HC, G to G+, plus 1 dup. [15]. Est. $50 411

MAHONEY, J D Two publications by Mahony including 'Kings of the Iron Road'.

1st ed. Palmerston North: Dunmore Press, 1982. Landscape. 147p. Frontis, illus.

Pictorial SC. G+. Along with 'Down at the Station', (Dunmore), 1987, 1st, SC, G+. [2].

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MATHER, NOEL Seventeen New Zealand Railway and Locomotive Society publications including 'Steam in the South'.

Wellington: NZRLS, 1985. 8vo. 48p. Frontis, illus. Pictorial SC. VG. Along with McGavin, 'A Century of Railways at Auckland', 1974, 1st, VG, Hercock, 'My Forty Footplate Years', 1987, 1st, VG, Cooper, 'Vulcan Railcars', 1981, 1st, G+, and 13 others, SC, G+ to VG. [17]. Est. $100

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1975. 4to. 125p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. VG/G+. Along with 'When Steam Was King', (Reed), 1970, 1st, G+/G. Also McQueen, 'W W Stewart, 20th Century New Zealand Railway Painter', (Grantham), 1998, 1st, VG+/VG. [3].

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STOTT, BOB Sixteen publications concerning New Zealand railways including 'Rails Through the Bush'.

Wellington: Southern Press, 1973. Landscape. Unpag. Pictorial SC. G+. Along with Lea, 'The Life and Times of New Zealand's Famous Fell Engine', (Southern Press), 1988, VG, Lowe, 'The Piha Tramway', (Lodestar Press), ND, VG, McLennan, 'The Golden Jubilee of the North Island Main Trunk Railway', (RES), c1958, VG, and 12 other publications, G to G+, plus 4 dups. [20]. Est. $50 421

TYRRELL, A R Catlins Rail. Signed by author.

1st ed. Owaka: Catlins Historical Society, 1996. 4to. 80p. Frontis, illus. Pictorial SC. VG. 422

WALTON, J N Seven publications concerning transport including 'Doble Steam Cars'.

3rd ed. Isle of Man: Light Steam Power, 1975. 8vo. 268p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. VG/ VG. Along with Horne & Maund, 'Liverpool Transport', Vols 2-4, (LRTA), 1982-1989, VG, and 3 others, SC, VG. [7]. Est. $50

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MCCLARE, E J Two publications concerning New Zealand trains including 'The NZR Garratt Story'.

WATSON, JAMES Links. A History of Transport and New Zealand Society.

1st ed. Wellington: New Zealand Railway & Locomotive Society, 1978. 4to. 100p.

Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. VG/G. Along with Cooper, 'Preserved NZR Locomotives and Railcars', (NZRLS), 1982, 1st, VG/G. [2].

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NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Four reprints of New Zealand Railways working timetables.

Wellington: New Zealand Railway & Locomotive Society, 1981-1993. 4to. 3 SC, 1 HC. Timetables for Middle Island, July 1879, Auckland Section, November 1884, Picton etc Sections, November 1938, and North Island, July 1947. With later introductions.

G+. [4].

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PETRIE, G In the Beginning, The Story of the New Zealand Locomotive 1863-1877.

1st ed. Christchurch: Locomotive Press, 1996. Folio. 201p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G+.

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STEWART, GRAHAM Six publications by Stewart concerning New Zealand tramways including 'Around Christchurch by Tram in the 20th Century', warmly inscribed by author.

1st ed. Wellington: Grantham House, 1999. 4to. 48p. Illus. Pictorial SC. VG. Along with 3 other similar titles, Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin, VG, 'The Kelburn Cable Car', (2001), VG, and 1 other, VG. [6]. Est. $50 417

STEWART, GRAHAM The End of the Penny Section.

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1973. 4to. xiv, 221p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. VG/G. Along with revised enlarged edition, (Grantham House), 1993, warmly inscribed by author, VG/G. [2]. Est. $50 418

STEWART, GRAHAM Three books by Stewart including 'When Trams Were Trumps in New Zealand'.

1st ed. Wellington: GP Publications, 1996. 4to. ix, 315p. Illus. SC. G+.

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WIGLEY, HARRY The Mount Cook Way, The First Fifty Years of the Mount Cook Company.

1st ed. Auckland: Collins, 1979. 8vo. 218p. Illus. HC with DJ. VG/VG. Ex Libris Vance.

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ANSON, GEORGE A Voyage Round the World, In the Years MDCCXL, I, II, III, IV [etc].

1st ed. London: Printed for the Author, 1748. 4to. [33], 417p. Frontis port (cropped and mounted on new leaf), additional frontis map, 41 copper-plates. Rebound. Full leather.

Decorations in black. Raised spine bands. Spine label. New EPs. Trimming. Some FX, darkening and offsetting. Some plates with small tears, some with skillful repairs and strengthening. POS. Scarce. AF. G. Est. $1500 426

AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD Auckland Harbour Board, New Zealand. Official Handbook.

Auckland: Wilson & Horton, 1920. 8vo. 52p. Frontis, illus (incl fold), maps (incl fold).

HC. Stylish maps, part col. G+ to VG. 427

BISSELL, HARVEY S Cruising with the Wanderlusters.

Los Angeles: Saturday Night Publishing Company, 1930. 8vo. 230p. Frontis, illus. Tapacovered boards. G+. (16475).

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BRETT, HENRY White Wings. Vols I and II.

1st ed. Auckland: Brett, 1924 & 1928. 4to. Vol I: 368p. Vol II: 259p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/ FA to G. [2]. Est. $50

R ed. Wellington: Grantham House, 1985. Folio. 112p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. G+/VG. Along with 'Always a Tram in Sight', (Grantham), 1996, 1st, G+/G, and 'Fares Please!', (Grantham), 1997, 1st, G+/G+. [3]. Est. $100

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COOK, CAPTAIN JAMES A 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.

SPRY, W J J The Cruise of Her Majesty's Ship 'Challenger'.

c1790. 4to. [141]-344p. 1 plate. Modern half cloth binding, marbled boards. Pages [141]-144 consist in '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'. Plate margins soiled. Rare abridged period account, apparently extracted from a review of voyages. Vol I, Nos XIII-XXIX. Binding VG, contents G+. (24121). Est. $300 430

COOK, CAPTAIN JAMES The Journals of Captain James Cook on His Voyages of Discovery.

Edited from the Original Manuscripts by J C Beaglehole with the Assistance of J A Williamson, J W Davidson and R A Skelton. Four Volumes and a Portfolio.

1st ed. London: Hakluyt Society, 1955-1974. Vols I-IV: frontis, illus (incl fold), maps (incl fold). Portfolio: 58 charts and views (loose). Vols I-IV HC with DJ. Portfolio in sleeve. Vol III in 2 parts. G to G+/G to G+. [6]. Est. $1000 431

DOAK, WADE Six books on the subject of New Zealand maritime disasters including 'The Elingamite and Its Treasure'.

R ed. London/Auckland: Hodder & Stoughton, 1969. 8vo. 192p. Illus. HC with DJ. VG/ G+. Along with Lambert & Hartley, 'The Wahine Disaster', (Reed), 1969, 1st, VG/VG, Ingram & Wheatley, 'Shipwrecks', (Reed), 1951, R, Locker-Lampson, 'Eight Minutes Past Midnight', (Rowfant), 1981, VG/VG, and 2 others, SC, G+. [6]. Est. $50 432

EADDY, P A 'Neath Swaying Spars.

Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, [1944]. 8vo. 223p. Frontis, illus. Stiff boards. G+ to VG. Along with Bott, 'The Sailing Ships of the New Zealand Shipping Company, 18731900', (Batsford), 1972, 1st, G+/G+, Ross, 'The White Ensign in New Zealand', (Reed), 1967, 1st, G+/G+, Wilkinson, 'Early New Zealand Steamers', Vol I, (Maritime Historical Productions), 1966, 1st, G+/G, and 3 other similar titles, SC, G to G+. [7]. Est. $100 433

HATTIN, L E Histoire Pittoresque des Voyages dans les Cinq Parties du Monde [etc]. Tome Cinquieme.

Paris: Chez Martial Ardant Freres, 1843. 4to. 512p. Frontis, illus, map (fold). Half bound. Marbled boards and EPs. Binding detached and well worn. Considerable FX and browning. 12 hand-coloured plates depicting indigenous people from various locations including New Zealand, Tonga and Hawaii. Tissue guards missing from most illustrations. Text in French. AF. FA. (19184). Est. $400 434

HAWKINS, C W Two books by Hawkins including 'Log of the Huia'.

2nd ed. Auckland: Leader Press, 1951. 8vo. xiii, 107p. Frontis, illus. HC. G+/FA to G. Along with 'Out of Auckland', 1960, VG/G+. [2]. Est. $50 435

LEWENHAK, SHEILA The Voyages of Captain Cook. A Collection of Contemporary Documents. Jackdaw No 20.

London: Jackdaw Publications, [1965]. Illus. Red card portfolio, stapled. Includes broadsheets, secret orders etc. G. (17579).

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LLOYD'S REGISTER OF SHIPPING Lloyd's Register of Shipping. From 1st July, 1931, to the 30th June, 1932. Vol II. Steamers and Motorships.

London: Lloyd's 1931. 4to. HC. G. Est. $100 437

RICHARDS, G H & F J EVANS The New Zealand Pilot.

3rd ed. London: Printed for the Hydrographic Office, Admiralty, 1864. 8vo. xiv, 304p.

Diagrams, tables. Cloth-covered boards. Wear, FX, soiling and staining. Repairs. May lack some prelims. AF. FA. (23581). Est. $100

8th ed. London: Sampson, Low et al, 1879. 8vo. xx, 319p. Frontis, map (fold), illus. Full leather. Gilt-stamped decoration. Page edges and EPs marbled. CB. SABR. Prize label to FPD. SLF. AF. Binding FA to G, contents G. Ex Libris Vance.

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STEWART, W W Four publications concerning Auckland maritime history including 'Steam on the Waitemata'.

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1972. 4to. 64p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. G/G+. Along with Rose, 'Akarana, The Ports of Auckland', (AHB), presentation copy, 1971, G+/G+, Johnson, 'The Auckland Ferry Building', (Auckland Maritime Museum), 1988, 1st, SC, G+, and 1 other, DJPC, G/G. [4].

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TAYLOR, JOSHUA N Sea Yarns, or, The Log of a Cape Cod Sea Captain.

USA: Historical Society Library, c1915. 8vo. 47p. Illus. SC. Ex library. Bookplate.

Includes chapter 'The Cruise of the Yacht "Charmer" or "Canterbury". New Zealand and South Sea cruises.' AF. FA to G. (21205).

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WRIGHT, OLIVE Seven titles concerning early voyages to New Zealand including 'The Voyage of the Astrolabe, 1840'.

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1955. 4to. 180p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. G+/FA. Along with Taylor, 'Journal of Ensign Best', (Govt Printer), 1966, 1st, G+/G, Kelly, 'Marion Dufresne', (Reed), 1951, 1st, G/FA to G, Rienits, 'The Voyages of Captain Cook', (Hamlyn), G/G+, and 3 other similar publications, SC, G+. [7].

MILITARY

(See also Lots 130, 149, 187, 202, 205, 217, 227, 239, 367 & 517) 442

ARMY BOARD Battle for Crete.

Wellington: Army Board, 1943. 8vo. 48p. Frontis, illus. Pictorial SC, artist Peter McIntyre. G. Ex Libris Vance.

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ARMY BOARD Battle for Egypt.

Wellington: Army Board, 1945. 8vo. 47p. Frontis, illus. Pictorial SC. G. Ex Libris Vance.

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ARMY BOARD Pacific Story.

Wellington: Army Board, 1945. 8vo. 46p. Frontis, illus. Pictorial SC. G. Ex Libris Vance.

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ARMY BOARD Prelude to Battle.

Wellington: Army Board, 1942. 8vo. 48p. Frontis, illus. Pictorial SC, artist Peter McIntyre. G. Ex Libris Vance.

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BURTON, O E The Silent Division, New Zealanders at the Front, 1914-1919.

1st ed. Sydney: Angus & Robertson Ltd, 1935. 8vo. x, 326p. HC with DJ. Spine canted.

Soiling. SLF. G/FA. Est. $200 *34 447

DAVIN, D M Crete.

1st ed. Wellington: Department of Internal Affairs, 1953. 8vo. xvii, 547p. Illus, maps (incl fold). HC with DJ. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45. G/G. Est. $80 448

EPHEMERA, SECOND WORLD WAR Five items concerning the departure and arrival of New Zealand soldiers, Timaru district, including a 'Prisoner-of-War' welcome home card, 1945.

1943-1945. Four printed on card, VG. Along with a souvenir programme, similar, bifolium, G+. Ex Libris Vance. [5]. Est. $100 *34

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EPHEMERA, SECOND WORLD WAR Officers Mess, 8th Infantry Brigade, Fiji (On Active Service). Christmas card.

1940. 8vo. Bifolium. Signature of 34132 Capt Frank Cook. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. *34 450

EPHEMERA, SECOND WORLD WAR Programme for the Army Education Welfare Service presentation of 'Tons of Money', produced by Sgt Ulric Williams.

AEWS, 1944. 8vo. Bifolium. Printed on blue paper. Along with copyright photograph of the performance, and typescript of review. G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $100 *34 451

FANNING, L (EDITOR) Two publications including 'Gallipoli Recalled'.

Wellington: Wellington Gallipoli Veterans' Association, ND. 4to. 32p. Illus. Pictorial SC. 'Helpful review, please, for the Gallipolians' annotated to front. G+. Along with Moore-Jones, 'Sketches Made at Anzac', (Hugh Rees), 1916, SC, G. Ex Libris Vance.

[2]. Est. $50 *34 452

JACKSON, BASIL & C ROCHFORT SCOTT The Military Life of Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington, KG &c &c &c. In Two Volumes.

London: Longman et al, 1840. 8vo. Vol I: xii, 499p. Frontis port. Vol II: xi, 622p. Frontis port, maps (some fold, some col). HFBD, marbled boards. CB. SABR. Some FX to prelims and maps. Handsome book plate of Thos Teschemaker. Generally G. [2]. Est. $500

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TWISLETON, FRANCIS With the New Zealanders at the Front.

1st ed. Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, [1902]. 12mo. 187p. Frontis (port). T832. HC. CB. SS. SABR. BL. Browning. AF. FA. Est. $100 461

WALKER, RONALD Alam Halfa and Alamein.

1st ed. Wellington: Department of Internal Affairs, 1967. 8vo. xiii, 507p. Illus, maps (incl fold). HC with DJ. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45. VG/G+. Est. $80

SPORT & RECREATION (See also Lot 490) 462

[ANONYMOUS] Two books including 'The Triumphant Tour of the All Blacks in England, Ireland and Wales, 1924-1925'.

1st ed. Wellington: L T Watkins, 1925. 8vo. 176p. Illus. Wrappers, upper considerably cut. AF. FA to G. Along with Masters, 'With the All Blacks in Great Britain, France, Canada and Australia, 1924-25', (Christchurch Press), 1928, SC, cover damaged, AF, FA. Ex Libris Vance. [2].

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EPHEMERA, RUGBY Five ephemeral items relating to rugby including 'Souvenir Score Card, All Blacks Tour of Great Britain, 1935-1936'.

1st ed. Wellington: Department of Internal Affairs, 1959. 8vo. xii, 538p. Illus, maps (incl fold). HC with DJ. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45.

G+/G.

[Christchurch?]: J Ballantyne & Co, 1935. 16mo. Bifolium. Portrait of Adkins to front.

Crisp. G+. Along with 'Score Card, 1965, Springboks Tour of NZ', (Bruce Calendar Co), VG, 'The New Zealand Rugby Tour of South Africa, 1960, Score Card, Fixture List & Guide Map', (Four Square), G, 'Itinerary, NZ Versus the Springboks', (L T Watkins), 1937, G, and 'All Black Itinerary and Record Book, British Isles and France, 1963-64', (Evening Post Print), VG. Ex Libris Vance. [5]. Est. $100 *39

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MCCLYMONT, W G To Greece.

MURPHY, W E The Relief of Tobruk.

1st ed. Wellington: Department of Internal Affairs, 1961. 8vo. xii, 566p. Illus, maps (incl fold). HC with DJ. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45.

G+/G+. Est. $50 455

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-1945, Episodes & Studies, Volumes 1 and 2.

Wellington: Department of Internal Affairs, 1949-1954. 4to. VP. Illus, maps. Green cloth. SS. The complete series of 24 'Episodes & Studies' booklets officially bound in 2 vols. Each vol with compliments slip of the Prime Minister of New Zealand tipped to FFEP, as well as TP, contents page, list of corrections etc. A handsome duo. Scarce.

G+. [2]. Est. $300 456

PHILLIPS, N C Italy, Volume I, The Sangro to Cassino.

1st ed. Wellington: Department of Internal Affairs, 1957. 8vo. xvi, 387p. Illus, maps (incl fold). HC with DJ. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45. Inscribed and signed on FFEP by Lt Col I R Diggle MBE RNZA. G/G. 457

POWLES, C G (EDITOR) The History of the Canterbury Mounted Rifles, 1914-1919. By Officers of the Regiment.

EPHEMERA, RUGBY Ranfurly Shield. CRFA Official Guide. Lancaster Park. South Canterbury v Canterbury. September 14th, 1935.

Christchurch: Simpson & Williams, 1935. 8vo. 23p. Illus, adverts. Pictorial wrappers.

Staples rusted. Rankin crossed through, replaced by A Milliken. Score annotated. AF. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $50 *39 465

EPHEMERA, RUGBY SCRFU Official Guide. Springboks v South Canterbury. 28th August, 1937.

1937. 8vo. 16 leaves. Illus, adverts. SC stapled. Staples rusted. Clean. G+ to VG. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $50 *39 466

MANNERING, G E With Axe and Rope in the New Zealand Alps.

1st ed. London: Longmans, Green, and Co, 1891. 8vo. 139p. 139p, 24p publishers' catalogue. Frontis, illus, map (fold, col). HC. CB. SABR. Losses to spine head and foot.

FX. FA to G. Est. $200 467

SLEIGH, S E (EDITOR) The New Zealand Rugby Football Annual for 1885.

1st ed. Auckland: Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd, 1928. 8vo. vii, 267p. Illus, maps (incl fold).

P811. HC. SS. Minor soiling. G to G+. Est. $250

Dunedin: Daily Times Office, 1885. 12mo. 111p. Frontis photo, adverts. Yellow linen over boards. Binding stained. One gathering loose. POS Bowler? Frontis photograph of 1884 team. First article captioned 'Maori Invasion of New South Wales, 1884'.

Rare. AF. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $200 *39

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SCOULLAR, J L Battle for Egypt, The Summer of 1942.

1st ed. Wellington: Department of Internal Affairs, 1955. 8vo. xv, 400p. Illus, maps (incl fold). HC with DJ. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45.

G+/G. 459

STEVENS, W G Bardia to Enfidaville.

1st ed. Wellington: Department of Internal Affairs, 1962. 8vo. xii, 416p. Illus, maps (incl fold). HC with DJ. Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45.

VG/G+.

SWAN, ARTHUR C History of New Zealand Rugby Football, Volume 2, 1946-1957.

2nd ed. Christchurch: W&T/NZRFU, 1959. 8vo. ix, 528p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G. 469

TYPESCRIPT NOTES, MOUNTAINEERING Bound typescript concerning early New Zealand mountaineering.

c1938. Folio. VP. In 'Spring Folio' binder. Subjects include: glaciers of Rangitata, Siege of Mount Cook, Southern Alps. Also included is an index of alpine photographs (no images). G+. Ex Libris Vance.

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THE BRUCE GAMBLE COLLECTION OF POSTCARDS 470

THE BRUCE GAMBLE COLLECTION OF POSTCARDS DR BRUCE GAMBLE (1942-2004) An only child, raised by inveterate collectors, the young Bruce cut his teeth on stamp and coin collecting. The interests of his family-members led them into the realms of art (Bruce's step-mother Brenda was known to be an early encourager of Colin McCahon), colonial history and books. The men of the family were keen on steam trains, New Zealand transport, and the history of Auckland. Numismatics and philately took second place as Bruce's lifelong interest in trams and transport took hold.

At Penrose High School, Bruce was named Dux. He went on to study civil engineering at university, and in his mid twenties – having completed a PhD – he moved to Canada to take up a position teaching at the University of Calgary. Alberta was home to Bruce and his family for seventeen years. While on sabbatical leave in New Zealand in the early eighties, Bruce worked on a report on light rail for Beca Carter Ltd. By 1985, the Gambles were back in New Zealand. Bruce took early retirement and soon became thoroughly involved as a volunteer at Auckland's MOTAT (Museum of Transport and Technology). Here the carpentry skills he learned from his father resurfaced. Bruce wanted MOTAT to be a professional museum, and was architect of the MOTAT Bill, which secured the funding to achieve this. The museum became his second home and family. Beset by ill health, Bruce engineered a bag to contain his chemotherapy paraphernalia so that he could continue to work amongst the people and trams he loved.

Bruce's last project was his contribution to the book 'The History of Epsom', edited by his great friend Graham Bush.

Bruce's remarkable postcard collection – the result of years of foraging – reflects his passion for trams and transport. In it, the histories of beloved New Zealand locations are revealed. By zeroing in on, say, Ponsonby cards, we can see what has been lost and gained. A Real Photo card attributed to W T W (W T Wilson, Remuera) depicts a tranquil Home Bay. This spot is near St Mary's Beach, the subject of another card featuring a busy boatyard since replaced by motorway. The image, attributed to W T, reveals that Clare & Collings once advertised 'boats for hire' on a corrugated iron roof. A message from 'Ted' on the verso of the card entreats 'Mode' to 'Try & work Mary so as to get her genteel [underlined].'

If you share something in common with Sir George Grey in citing Kawau Island as a favourite spot, this collection will please you. Twenty views of the island are here, the attributions including J D Kemp, T G Palmer, Price Photo Company and Wilson Photos. Robert Graham's Hot Springs Hotel in nearby Waiwera is well illustrated in ten images by the likes of Real Photo Post Cards and H Winkelmann.

Curiosities of the past await decoding by the researcher. The ominous caption 'Submarine Explosion at the Worser Bay, Wellington, NZ' turns out to refer to an entertainment at the Worser Bay Carnival of 1908, a racing yacht having been donated for the destroying, with a dead fish collecting competition to follow.

The primary focus of one album is Wellington trams. Bruce's dedication leads one to suspect that the vast majority of cards on this subject will be found within his collection. A divider appears and the images move north to Thames and Waihi, showing mining operations and street scenes. The coloured Photochrom series may be 'photo enhanced'. An anonymous sender states 'This is the Waihi recreation ground it looks about 10 times better in the photo than in reality.'

Within the broader context of New Zealand railways, Bruce appears to have had a particular fondness for Raetihi, as suggested by a series of Real Post Cards, one depicting two horsemen outside Ashwell Jeweller & Stationer. Whanganui was certainly of interest to him, particulary Victoria Avenue and its transport systems. One Tanner Bros card, sent by 'Perry', bears a business-like message beginning 'In Continuation'. Perry was told by a hotel manager that business was very good with most people. Napier and Hastings images are found here, New Plymouth too. Numerous images of Christchurch resonate especially in the wake of the recent earthquake.

Occasionally a card in the collection appears to be a duplicate of another, but in fact proves to be subtly different, the image attributed to another firm, coloured, or altered in some other way.

A consequence of Bruce's focus on New Zealand transport is that his collection gives a real sense of STREET LIFE in our country. This is a most impressive collection, well worth your air points! The nearly 2,000 cards are mostly from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They are housed in modern sleeved albums, and are in good order.

Many are postally used. There are some duplicates. Est. $20,000-30,000 *1, 2, 36, 37 & 55

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PHOTOGRAPHY & POSTCARDS 471

GINSBERG, ALLEN Allen Ginsberg, Photographs.

PHOTOGRAPH, WANAKA HOTEL Photograph of Wanaka Hotel. Theodore Russell at head of hotel sign.

19th century. Folio size image. Crudely mounted on card. AF. FA. Ex Libris Vance. *39

1st ed. Altadena, CA: Twelvetrees Press, 1990. 4to. 60 leaves. HC with DJ. DJ edgeworn with some creasing. G+/G. Est. $100

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20th century. All approx 65 x 90mm. Captioned. Subjects include: Sumner Beach, High Street, Cashel Street, Bridge of Remembrance, Cathedral Square, Rolleston Avenue, Roman Catholic Church, Nurses' Home, Lyttelton Harbour. Possibly Tourist Department photographs. G. [12]. Est. $50

HOPPER, DENNIS Dennis Hopper, Out of the Sixties.

2nd ed. Pasadena, CA: Twelvetrees Press, 1988. 4to. 66 leaves. HC with DJ. DJ edgeworn with small closed tear (10mm). G+/G. Est. $200 473

MAIN, WILLIAM Five publications concerning New Zealand photography including 'Maori in Focus'.

1st ed. Wellington: Millwood Press, 1976. Folio. 121p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. SA. G+/G+. Along with Turner, 'Nineteenth Century New Zealand Photographers', (Govett-Brewster), 1970, 1st, SC, G, Knight, 'Photography in New Zealand', (McIndoe), 1971, 1st, VG/G, Westra, 'Notes on the Country I Live In', (A Taylor), 1972, 1st, SC, G, and Main, 'Auckland Through a Victorian Lens', (Millwood), 1977, 1st, G+/G+. [5]. Est. $100 474

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, BURTON BROTHERS Burton Bros' Photographs of New Zealand Landscape Scenery.

Christchurch: D N Adams, 19th century. 30 images. HFBD. Lacks back-strip. Stamp of R C Bishop. Heavy card leaves foxed. Photographs SLF. Locations include: Auckland, Te Aroha, Thames, Waiwera, Ngaruawahia, Wellington, Rimutaka. 10 images of Wellington make this a town-focused album. G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $300 475

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, BURTON BROTHERS Burton Bros' Photographs of New Zealand Landscape Scenery.

Christchurch: D N Adams, 19th century. 33 images. HFBD. Spine damaged. Stamp of R C Bishop. Heavy card leaves foxed. Photographs SLF. Locations include: Sumner (numerous), Akaroa, Lake Pearson, Francis Joseph Glacier, Timaru. Images include Maori family at Akaroa. G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $300 476

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, BURTON BROTHERS New Zealand Scenery [cover title].

19th century. 52 images. HFBD. Covers and some leaves soiled, damp-stained, foxed and cockled. Images SLF. Locations include: Auckland, thermal areas, Masterton, Wellington, Christchurch, Sumner, Akaroa, Timaru, Dunedin. 20 images of Christchurch. Some annotations (within images). AF. FA. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $300 477

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, BURTON BROTHERS New Zealand Views [cover title].

19th century. 41 images. HFBD. Binding soiled. Heavy card leaves foxed and cockled.

Images SLF. POS C M Brooks. Locations include: Dunedin, West Coast, Oamaru, Timaru, Auckland, Lake Wanaka, Balclutha, Gore, Christchurch, Blue Spur, Wanganui River, Lawrence. James Beattie store features in Gore image. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $300 478

PHOTOGRAPHS, CHRISTCHURCH Twelve photographs depicting Christchurch streets etc.

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PHOTOGRAPHS, FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER Sixteen photographs depicting Franz Josef Glacier etc by R Warburton.

All approx 65 x 90mm. Captioned. Housed in illus envelope with text 'Real Photographs For Your Album, Franz Josef Glacier and District'. Envelope worn, flap missing. Photographs G. [16]. Est. $50 484

PHOTOGRAPHS, GOLD MINING Collection of twenty-six extra large format photographs, many concerning gold mining in the Otago region, including one annotated verso 'Chinamen wrkg below the bed of the Sth Tokomariro River, Otago gold mines'.

19th century. 260 x 350mm. Sepia. Once mounted to paper/card (remnants to verso).

Curling. Small tears to extremities. Signed within image 'H D'. G. Along with 25 other photographs, 10 with annotations to verso ('sluicing at Blue Spur, Tuapeka', 'No 1 Claim, Blue Spur', 'bit on the Milton & Lawrence Road', 'Kawarau rvr, Miners' water race crossing river' etc), 7 with typed captions on Alexander Turnbull Library notepaper to verso ('Gold Workings at the Blue Spur, Tuapeka, Otago' etc), 7 with printed captions to front ('Miner's Claim' etc), and 1 uncaptioned. Some presumably later prints. Approx 12 photographs not related to gold mining. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. [26].

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PHOTOGRAPHS, GOLD MINING Two photographs concerning gold mining including a carte de visite with staged image of four hopeful prospectors.

19th century. Tipped to paper. G. Along with a photograph (150 x 210mm) mounted on card, captioned within image 'Gabriel's Gully Jubilee, the Men of 1861', Armstrong Photo, G. Ex Libris Vance. [2]. Est. $50 *39 486

PHOTOGRAPHS, GREYMOUTH Eleven photographs of the Greymouth region.

19th-20th century. 8vo size images. 6 mounted on card stamped verso 'Greymouth Borough Council'. Mounts and some images foxed. Most annotated verso. G. Ex Libris Vance. [10]. Est. $100 487

PHOTOGRAPHS, HUNTING Three mounted photographs of a Hunting party, Mackenzie Country.

Early 20th century. 8vo size images. Mounted on card. Gentlemen, convivial. G. Along with same style mount, Tekapo Bridge, G. Ex Libris Vance. [4].

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, BURTON BROTHERS NZ Scenery [cover title].

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Mostly smaller than 8vo size. Thirteen mounted on card. Many with detailed annotations. One photograph by Morrison Arrow, 1900. One image of 5 men on high cliff. A number of huts depicted including one 'since buried by a land slide', Sunny Creek. G. Ex Libris Vance. [Approx 25]. Est. $100

19th century. 30 images. HFBD. Spine damaged. Stamp of R C Bishop. Heavy card leaves foxed, 1 loose. Images SLF. Some printed paper captions mounted verso.

Locations include: Christchurch, Burkes Pass, Bealey Gorge, Otira Gorge, Hokitika River, North Shore Auckland, uncaptioned streetscapes, West Coast Road. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $300

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, FRANK COXHEAD New Zealand Scenery [cover title].

Dunedin: F A Coxhead Photo, 19th century. 31 images. HFBD. Binding stained. Heavy card leaves foxed and cockled. Lacks final leaf. Images SLF. Locations include: Mount Sefton/Mueller Glacier area (13 images, some populated), Arthurs Pass, Wairoa, Pink and White Terraces, other thermal areas, Gabriels Gully, Dunedin, Christchurch etc. First image in the album features a group of men posed around a wheelbarrow, gun and kill on show. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $500 480

PHOTOGRAPH, ROTORUA Lake Rotorua by Moonlight. By Blencowe Photo.

1905. Oval image approx 145 x 195mm. Behind glass. Period wooden frame and mount. Mount with a little ID. Image fresh. Generally G. Est. $200

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PHOTOGRAPHS, MCKENZIE FAMILY Collection of photographs chiefly concerning the McKenzie (sic) family of Martins Bay.

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PHOTOGRAPHS, MOUNT EDEN Three photographs depicting areas around Mount Eden, Auckland, by an unknown photographer.

Late 19th century. Images approx 265 x 360mm. All mounted on card. Printed and ink captions to two. Pencil caption to one. Some FX, fading, soiling and wear. FA to G. [3].

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PHOTOGRAPHS, MOUNTAINEERING Thirty-three photographs concerning early New Zealand mountaineering including six attributed to G E Mannering.

19th century. Approx 70 x 100mm. Mounted on card (as if disbound from album).

Mount FX and browned. Images with losses. Subjects include Grey Glacier, Godley Glacier, Mount Livingstone, Mount Petermann etc. Dated February 1892. 6 unattributed photographs of similar size to verso. Along with 21 larger photographs (all mounted on card and annotated/captioned) including 4 images of Mannering and colleagues (Johnson, Dixon etc), a studio portrait of a trio with picks and axes (named Ulrich Kaufmann, Emil Boss and H S Green), and various alpine views. An excellent collection. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. [33]. Est. $300 *40 491

PHOTOGRAPHS, PINK AND WHITE TERRACES Six photographs of the Pink and White Terraces possibly by Deveril.

Late 19th century. Images approx 245 x 295mm. All mounted on card. FX. Some fading, soiling and wear. FA to G. [6]. Est. $300 492

PHOTOGRAPHS, SOUTH ISLAND Collection of photography concerning the South Island including an album depicting Waikakahi Station, 1918.

20th century. SC, bound with ribbon. Artistically hand-titled 'The Valley'. Inscribed 'To "France", on the 4th anniversary of her wedding, June 9th, 1918, with love from "Anne".' 7 large photographs (1 removed from final page). G. Collection includes many photographs of the Christchurch region: Canterbury College, Old Government Buildings, Cathedral Square, Hagley Park etc. AF. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. [Num].

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CATALOGUE, MACKELVIE COLLECTION Catalogue of the Mackelvie Collection, for Auckland, New Zealand.

1885.

4to. 60p. SC. Very scarce. G. 502

CATALOGUES, AUCKLAND CITY ART GALLERY Four Auckland City Art Gallery exhibition catalogues including 'Frank and Walter Wright [etc]'.

Auckland: Auckland City Art Gallery, 1954. 12mo. SC stapled. G. Along with 'The Wars in New Zealand', 1961, G, 'Colonial Auckland', 1959, G, and 1 other, G+. Also 'Auckland City Art Gallery, A Centennial History', (ACAG), 1988, G. [5].

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CHING, RAYMOND Studies and Sketches of a Bird Painter. With Additional Text by Errol Fuller.

1st ed. Melbourne: Lansdowne Editions, 1981. Folio. 260p. Illus. HC in slipcase in jacket. G+/G+/G+. Est. $200 504

COLLINS & SON A Century of Architecture. Collins & Son.

Christchurch: Caxton Press, 1965. 4to. 30p. Plates on 6 leaves. HC. Related brochure laid in. G. Ex Libris Vance.

PHOTOGRAPHS, SOUTH ISLAND Collection of portraits of South Island pioneers and notables.

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1st ed. Dunedin: McIndoe, 1973. Folio. Frontis, 141 plates (B&W). HC with DJ. Signed

by Stacpoole. Along with Stacpoole, 'William Mason', (AUP/OUP), 1971, 1st, SA, G+ to VG/VG, Knight, 'The Selwyn Churches of Auckland', (Reed), 1972, 1st, SC, Shaw, 'Architectural Drawings of Auckland', (NZIA), 1986, SC, G+, Moore, 'Old St Pauls', (Govt Printer), 1970, SC, G+, Stacpoole, 'The Houses of the Merchant Princes', (University of Auckland), 1989, 1st, SC, G, and 5 other similar publications, SC, G to G+. [11]. Est. $100

19th century. Collection includes 5 portrait and 3 scenic cartes de visite (named/ annotated verso), 4 portraits mounted on original card, 19 8vo size portraits from earlier photographs etc. Subjects include Governor Bowen, Donald McLean, Sir John Hall. AF. G. Ex Libris Vance. [Approx 50]. Est. $50

PHOTOGRAPHS, SOUTH ISLAND Sixteen photographs of South Island buildings, town and country.

19th century. Mostly 8vo sized images. Mounted on card. Many annotated/captioned.

8 stamped verso 'Vincent County Council'. Subjects include Clyde (6 images), Ashfield Cottage (Akaroa), Conders Groyne (Renwick), Timaru Central Post Office, Holme Station. AF. FA to G. Ex Libris Vance. [16]. Est. $50 495

PHOTOGRAPHS, TIMARU Seventeen photographs concerning the Timaru area.

20th century. Six mounted on card. Subjects include buildings/architecture. G. Ex Libris Vance. [17]. Est. $50 496

PHOTOGRAPHS, VARSITY CIGARETTES Eight images of early New Zealand issued by Varsity Cigarettes.

c1929. 8vo size images. Mounted on card. Subjects include Karangahape Road, 1852.

An interesting example of tobacco promotional material. G. Ex Libris Vance. [8].

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PHOTOGRAPHS, WAIKAREMOANA Four photographs depicting Lake Waikaremoana etc.

20th century. All approx 90 x 140mm. Captioned. Presumably all Tourist Department photographs. G. [4].

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POSTCARDS, CAT Three postcards illustrated by hand in the style of Louis Wain. c1904. Postally used. FX. G. [3].

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POSTCARDS, MARITIME Three postcards depicting ships.

20th century. All approx 85 x 135mm. Ships: QSMV 'Dominion Monarch', MV 'Port Chalmers', MV 'Port Jackson'. G. Along with 2 similar postcards, G. [5].

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POSTCARDS, NEW ZEALAND Sixteen postcards chiefly concerning tourism in New Zealand.

20th century. All approx 90 x 140mm. Most captioned. Most col. Subjects include: Onehunga War Memorial Swimming Pool, Waiwera Beach, Waiwera Bathing Pools, Ngauruhoe, Waitomo, Egmont, Maori poi dancers, Huka Falls, Air New Zealand airplanes. Generally G. [16]. Est. $50

FIELDS, JOHN & JOHN STACPOOLE Eleven publications concerning New Zealand architecture including 'Victorian Auckland'.

506

LOW, DAVID A Cartoon History of Our Times. With an Introduction and Text by Quincy Howe.

R ed. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1939. Landscape. 171p. Illus. HC. CB. An excellent collection of Low's satirical cartoons from the 1930s. G. 507

MCCAHON, COLIN I Will Need Words, Colin McCahon's Word and Number Paintings.

1st ed. Wellington: National Art Gallery, 1984. 4to. Unpag. Illus. SC. G. Est. $50 508

MCGILL, JEAN & LINDA RODDA Catalogue of Pictures in the Hocken Library.

Dunedin: Otago University Library, 1948. 4to. 71p. Stiff covers, cloth spine. Some annotations. G. Along with Hamilton, 'Hand-List of Certain Books and Papers Containing Information Relating More or Less Directly to the Maori of New Zealand', (Dominion Museum), 1911, bookplate of Alison Drummond, 1 page and rear cover absent, AF, FA. [2]. Est. $50 509

NORTHCOTE-BADE, S Colonial Furniture in New Zealand.

1st ed. Wellington: Reed, 1971. 4to. 164p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. G+/G. Est. $50 510

PLATTS, UNA The Lively Capital.

1st ed. Christchurch: Avon Fine Prints, 1971. Folio. 271p. Frontis, illus. HC with DJ. G+/ G+. Along with another copy, G/FA to G. [2]. Est. $50 511

PRINTS, BOTANICAL Three prints depicting flowering plants.

London: Adlard & Jones, 1811. Approx 360 x 295mm. Beautifully hand-coloured.

Plants: Iris, Justicia, Kalmia. G+. [3]. Est. $100

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SCHOON, THEO Jade Country.

HYDE, ROBIN/IRIS G WILKINSON The Desolate Star and Other Poems.

Sydney: Jade Arts, 1973. 4to. 143p. Illus. HC with DJ. G+/G+.

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STEWART, DI The New Zealand Villa, Past and Present.

1st ed. Auckland: Viking Pacific, 1992. 4to. 96p. Illus. SC. SS. G+.

MAPS 514

MAP, CANTERBURY Map of the Province of Canterbury, New Zealand, Shewing Freehold Stations and Pasturage Runs, from Admiralty Charts and Colonial Surveys. With booklet listing Original Land Purchasers.

London: Edward Stanford, 1856. 670 x 1020mm. Linen backing. Outlined in colour.

Folded in cloth boards with paper label to front. Booklet mounted on inside cover.

Enlargement of the Neighbourhood of Christchurch at top left. A most handsome and instructive map. G+. Ex Libris Vance. *40 & 56 515

MAP, CAPTAIN JAMES COOK A Chart of the World, Shewing the Latest Discoveries of Capt Cook.

[London: Gentleman's Magazine], c1780. 4to. Hand-coloured. FA to G. Along with a similar map titled 'Carte Generale des Parties Connues du Globe', G. (18379 & 18307).

[2]. Est. $50 516

MAP, NEW ZEALAND Philips' Authentic Map, New Zealand.

Liverpool: George Philip & Son, c1900. Coloured. Folded in cloth covers with printed label. AF. FA to G. (24775). Est. $50 *40 517

MAP, NGATAPA PA Plan of Ngatapa Pa, Poverty Bay, Taken by Col Whitmore with the Colonial Force from the Hau Hau Under Te Kooti.

Printed at the Gen Gov Lith Press, c1883. 440 x 280mm. 'J Buchanan Lith.' A version of this map appeared in Rusden's 'History of New Zealand', Vol II, 1883. G. Along with another copy, G. [2]. Est. $50 518

MAP, TARANAKI Topographical Plan of Mt Egmont (Taranaki) & Pouakai Range.

Surveyed by H M Skeet.

Wellington: Department of Lands and Survey, [1904]. 460 x 420mm. Col details. Cut and pasted to linen backing. Some creasing. POS (D Groombridge?) to verso. G.

NEW ZEALAND LITERATURE 519

[BETHELL, MARY URSULA] Time and Place, Poems. By the Author of 'From a Garden in the Antipodes'.

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JOHNSON, LOUIS Two books by Louis Johnson including 'Bread and a Pension', inscribed by author.

1st ed. Christchurch: Pegasus Press, 1964. 8vo. 78p. DJ. White cloth. G+/G. Along with 'Two Poems', (Pegasus), ND, SC, G. [2].

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LAWSON, WILL The Red West Road and Other Verses. By 'Quilp N'.

Wellington: Turnbull, Hickson, Gooder, 1903. 8vo. 55p. Frontis, illus. Pictorial SC. G. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $50 *43 526

LETTER, HONE TUWHARE Handwritten letter from Hone Tuwhare to Janet Sidney referring to 'Ron Mason's coat'.

Approx 48 lines. Dated 1 June 1999. Tuwhare responds to a letter from Janet Sidney telling of the death of her husband, Malta. He offers his condolences and words of encouragement: 'I'm very sorry to hear of dear Malta's demise. I mourn for you – and with your Holy Whanau, in your loss. Our loss [underlined], together. However, let your life move on. There are winter flowers that bloom, even if it's the humble puha flower necking out. And I'd love to meet your grand-daughter, Harata. You see, she is your [underlined] consolation, because, on her tiny foots, Malta walks!' Tuwhare asks Janet to send him 'a simple unrhymed bit of verse – with aroha in it – to prove you've been listening to me!' He also makes reference to a jacket in Sidney's custody, once owned by R A K Mason: '.Do please hang on to Ron Mason's coat, for me to pick up one day, in Spring perhaps, when I plan to come up thataway.'

Tuwhare wrote about the jacket in the poem 'Ron Mason', published in the collection 'Something Nothing' in 1974: 'Your suit has not the right cut for me except around / the gut. I'll keep the jacket though: dry-cleaned / it'll absorb new armpit sweat.' The jacket, still in Sidney's possession when Tuwhare died, will be on show at Webb's during the viewing for this sale. It is not for sale. The letter comes in its original postmarked envelope, together with a copy of the verse (8 lines) written by Sidney in response to Tuwhare's request: 'He says he'll visit me in Spring / To pick up his jacket / Just the thought puts the spring in my step'. G. See also Lots 64, 87, 531 & 532). *43 527

MANSFIELD, KATHERINE The Collected Letters of Katherine Mansfield. Edited by Vincent O'Sullivan and Margaret Scott. Volume One, 1903-1917, and Volume Two, 1918-1919.

London: Oxford University Press, 1984 & 1987. 8vo. Vol 1: R ed. xxx, 376p. Vol 2: 1st ed. xvii, 365p. HC with DJ. Light soiling. G+/G+. [2]. Est. $100 528

MASON, R A K The Beggar. Inscribed by author.

1st ed. Dunedin: Arthur T Keirle, 1890. 4to. viii, 359p. Illus. HC. Back-strip split. FA to G. (17420). Est. $50

1st ed. Auckland: Whitcombe & Tombs, [1924]. 16mo. 25p. M1275. Brown card, stylised fruiting tree motif to front (repeated on TP). Staples rusted. Mild foxing.

Inscribed 'Spider, with all kind thoughts, from Ron, R A K Mason 25/12/61'. Second set of pages 5/6 & 23/24. Mason's first publication, preceded by 'In the Manner of Men', circulated in MS only. Famously uncommon (the author is said to have disposed of two hundred copies by dropping them off the end of Queen's Wharf) and hugely important. Allen Curnow in the introduction to Mason's 'Collected Poems', 1962: 'New Zealanders sometimes trace from the early nineteen-twenties the beginnings of a poetic tradition which they may call their own. Their best reasons for doing this are found between the four-inch by five-inch brown paper covers of "The Beggar", that selection from his earliest poetry which R A K Mason published in Auckland in 1924.' G to G+. (See also Lot 526). Est. $1000 *43

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1st ed. Christchurch: Caxton, 1936. 12mo. 36p. Later grey card covers, original title label to front. Contents fresh. Pages slightly trimmed. AF. G. Est. $100 *43 520

BRACKEN, THOMAS Musings in Maoriland.

CRESSWELL, W D Lyttelton Harbour, a Poem. Signed by author.

1st ed. Auckland: Unicorn Press, 1936. 8vo. 39p. Frontis port (with tissue guard). HC. Spine split and worn. CB. Some browning. Ex library, related markings. AF. Binding FA to G, contents G. Est. $100 522

DUGGAN, MAURICE Immanuel's Land.

1st ed. Auckland: Pilgrim Press, 1956. 8vo. 118p. DJ over stiff boards. G+ to VG. Along with Middleton, 'The Stone and Other Stories', (Pilgrim Press), 1959, 1st, VG. [2].

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1st ed. Christchurch: Printed by Whitcombe & Tombs, [1929]. 12mo. 40p. W1228 (Bagnall). Pictorial card covers, bound with string. Covers and pages trimmed.

Prelims browned. Abrasions to TP and verso. AF. G. Est. $100 *43

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MCLEOD, JANET Little Plays from Maori Legend. Illustrations & Notes on Staging, Costume, Scenery etc by Leslie Lockerbie. Make-Up etc by William J A Brittenden. The third major publication from the Caxton Press. Very rare.

1st ed. Christchurch: Printed at the Caxton Club Press, [1934]. 8vo. 62, vip. Illus. M512.

Paper covers, yapped. Wear to spine. Edge-wear and soiling to covers and final pages. Some creasing throughout. Staples rusted. Inscribed 'Love and best wishes for 1934. Janet McLeod.' POS Leith Sheppard. AF. Binding FA, contents FA to G. Est. $200 *43

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MILNE, A A The House at Pooh Corner.

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TYPESCRIPT POEM, HONE TUWHARE Typescript copy of the poem 'Beachcomber Interviewed' by Hone Tuwhare.

SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM The Songs & Ballads of Shakespeare, Illuminated by T W Gwilt Mapleson Esq.

1st ed. Christchurch: Published for the author by Stevens and Co, 1868. 16mo. 116p.

SC. G. Scarce. (24852). Est. $50

335 x 205mm. Single sheet. FX and creasing. Three corrections in pen. Initialled 'H T'. From the collection of Malta Sidney. Poem published in the collection 'Something Nothing' in 1974 (there dedicated to Barry Crump). G. (See also Lots 64, 87, 526 & 532).

Est. $100 *43 532

TYPESCRIPT POEM, HONE TUWHARE Typescript copy of the poem 'Tangi-hanga' by Hone Tuwhare.

Approx 310 x 205mm. Single sheet. FX and creasing. Minor correction in pen.

Initialled 'H T'. In brackets at end of poem: 'revised, Jan, 1969'. Inscription (in left margin) to Malta Sidney describing the genesis of the poem and requesting feedback: 'This "Song" is based firmly within the context of my scrappy, but nevertheless intensely felt experience among the Ngapuhi in a variety of occasions [etc].' Poem published in the collection 'Come Rain Hail' in 1970. G. (See also Lots 64, 87, 526 & 531). Est. $200 *43 533

WILSON, RATHMELL Hinemoa and Tutanekai, a Maori legend. With Other Stories and Some Verses.

2nd ed. London: Elkin Mathews, 1907. 8vo. 111p. SC. G. (14516).

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WONG, DIANA The Sad Pianist, A Grimm Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups.

1st ed. Auckland: Diana Wong, 1973. Landscape. Unpag. HC, illus boards. G. Est. $50

OTHER LITERATURE 535

BALZAC, HONORE DE La Comedie Humaine. Eight volumes.

R ed. Paris: Louis Conard, 1912-1914. 8vo. Quarter leather, marbled boards. G. [8]. Est. $150 536

BARRIE, J M Handwritten letter from J M Barrie to Mrs Jean D Crooke.

1918. Page size 180 x 140mm. 23 lines. Sent from The Athenaeum, London, Jan 27, 1918. Written in reply to a letter from Mrs Crooke concerning a genealogical link between the Barrie and Burns families. Written hurriedly but politely. In original stamped envelope addressed to Mrs Crooke, Shalford, New Plymouth. G/G. Along with a supplement (8p) to 'The Times', 24 December 1931, being the first appearance of Barrie's work 'Farewell Miss Julie Logan', G. [2]. Est. $100 537

DORE, GUSTAVE (ILLUSTRATOR) The Vision of Hell. By Dante Alighieri. Translated by the Rev Henry Francis Cary.

New ed. London: Cassell, ND. Folio. xxiv, 183p. Frontis, illus. Green cloth, beautifully decorated in gold, silver and black. Minor faults. POS Gertrude Curry. Cover title: 'Dante's Inferno, Cary's English Text.' A handsome publication. AF. G+. Ex Libris Vance. Est. $100 538

FIELDING, HENRY The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling. To Which Is Prefixed the Life of the Author. In Two Volumes.

London: Printed for J Walker et al by S Hamilton, 1819. 12mo. Vol 1: xxxi, 524p. 4p of adverts at end. Engraved frontis, extra illus TP. Vol 2: xv, 525p. Engraved frontis, extra illus TP. Full leather. Raised spine bands. Elaborate embossed and gilt-stamped decoration. Page edges and EPs marbled. Vol 1 with ribbon bookmark. A handsome duo. G. [2]. *23 & 44 539

MILNE, A A Now We Are Six.

1st ed. London: Methuen & Co, 1928. 12mo. xi, 178p. Frontis, illus. HC. SS. Some FX and soiling. FA to G. Est. $120

1st ed. New York: Lockwood & Co, 1849. 4to. 24 leaves with tissue guards.

Illuminations (col and gilt) printed lithographically by T Sinclair of Philadelphia.

Full leather. Elaborate gilt-stamped decoration. Some wear to binding. Some FX. Contemporary gift inscription and armorial bookplate. Exquisite and scarce publication. G. Est. $300 *44 542

TROLLOPE, ANTHONY Twenty-nine books by Trollope from the series 'The World's Classics'.

London: Oxford University Press. HC, 15 with DJ. G or better. Along with 5 other similar books, 1 HC, 4 SC, G. [34].

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

1st ed. Auckland: Whitcombe & Tombs, 1936. 8vo. 118p. A445. HC. Inscribed by author. G. 544

ANDERSEN, J C White's Ancient History of the Maori. NZ Collectors' Monographs No 1. Signed by author.

Wellington: Beltane Book Bureau, ND. 8vo. 45p. SC. No 34/50. Belly band in situ. VG/ VG. (See also Lots 141 & 143-147). (24699). Est. $50 *43 545

BAGNALL, A G New Zealand National Bibliography to the Year 1960. Complete in six volumes.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1969-1985. 4to. Illus. Black buckram. Spines dull, as usual. G+. (11322, 11324, 11326, 11327, 11328 & 11329). [6]. Est. $200 546

HOCKEN, T M A Bibliography of the Literature Relating to New Zealand.

1st ed. Wellington: Govt Printer, 1909. 8vo. xii, 619p. H1002. Brown cloth. G+. (13614).

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MANDER-JONES, PHYLLIS (EDITOR) Manuscripts in the British Isles Relating to Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific.

1st ed. Honolulu: The University Press of Hawaii, 1972. 8vo. xxiii, 697p. HC with DJ. G+/G+. Along with 'Sheppard's Book Dealers in Australia and New Zealand', Third Edition, 1997, HC with DJ, G+/G+. (9053 & 16702). [2]. Est. $50 548

MUNN, RALPH & JOHN BARR New Zealand Libraries.

1st ed. Christchurch: LANZ, 1934. 4to. viii, 68p. Frontis diagram. SC. G+. (24773).

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TAYLOR, C R H A Roll of Books Collectors in New Zealand.

Ltd ed. Wellington: New Zealand Ex Libris and Booklovers Society, 1958. 8vo. 41p.

HC with DJ. No 118/260. Bookplate of Alison Drummond. Small newspaper clipping pasted to FPD. G/FA. Est. $50 550

THWAITES, IAN In Another Dimension, Auckland Bookplates 1920-1960.

2nd ed. Auckland: Puriri Press, 2002. Landscape. 206p. Illus. HC with DJ. No 20/80.

Signed by author and printer. VG/VG. Est. $200

1st ed. London: Methuen & Co, 1927. 8vo. x, 103p. Illus. HC. SS. Some FX and soiling.

G. Est. $150

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No person shall advance less at a bid than the sum nominated by the auctioneer and no bid may be retracted.

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4. BUYER'S PREMIUM. The purchaser accepts that, in addition to the hammer price, Bethunes at Webb's will charge a buyer's premium of 20% of the hammer price (unless otherwise stated), plus GST on the premium, effectively totalling 23%.

5. PAYMENT. Payment for all items purchased is due on the day of sale immediately following completion of the sale.

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a. To issue proceeding against the purchaser for damages for breach of contract. b. To rescind the sale of that or any other lot sold to the purchaser at the same or any other auction. c. To resell the lot by public or private sale. Any deficiency resulting from such resale, after giving credit to the purchaser for any part payment, together with all costs incurred in connection with the lot shall be paid to Bethunes at Webb's by the purchaser. Any surplus over the proceeds of sale shall belong to the seller and in this condition the expression 'proceeds of sale' shall have the same meaning in relation to a sale by private treaty as it has in relation to a sale by auction. d. To store the lot whether at Bethunes at Webb's own premises or elsewhere at the sole expense of the purchaser and to release the lot only after the purchase price has been paid in full plus the accrued cost of removal, storage, and all other costs connected to the lot. e. To charge interest on the purchase price at a rate 2% above Bethunes at Webb's bankers' then current rate for commercial overdraft facilities, to the extent that the price or any part of it remains unpaid for more than seven days from the date of the sale. f. To retain possession of that or any other lot purchased by the purchaser at that or any other auction and to release the same only after payment of money due.

6. LOTS SOLD AS VIEWED. All lots are sold as viewed and with all errors in description, faults and imperfections whether visible or not. Neither Bethunes at Webb's nor its vendor are responsible for errors in description or for the genuineness or authenticity of any lot or for any fault or defect in it. No warranty whatsoever is made. Buyers proceed upon their own judgement.

Buyers shall be deemed to have inspected the lots, or to have made enquiries to their complete satisfaction, prior to sale and by the act of bidding shall be deemed to be satisfied with the lots in all respects.

g. To apply the proceeds of sale of any lot then or subsequently due to the purchaser towards settlement of money due to Bethunes at Webb's or its vendor. Bethunes at Webb's shall be entitled to a possessory lien on any property of the purchaser for any purpose while any monies remain unpaid under this contract.

7. BETHUNES AT WEBB'S ACTS AS AGENT. Bethunes at Webb's has full discretion to conduct all aspects of the sale and to withdraw any lot from the sale without giving any reason.

i. Title and right of disposal of the goods shall not pass to the purchaser until payment has been made in full by cleared funds. Where any lot purchased is held by Bethunes at Webb's pending (i) clearance of funds by the purchaser or (ii) completion of payment after receipt of a deposit, the lot will be held by Bethunes at Webb's as bailee for the vendor, risk and title passing to the purchaser immediately upon notification of clearance of funds or upon completion of purchase. In the event that a lot is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed before title is transferred to the purchaser, the purchaser shall be entitled to a refund of all monies paid to Bethunes at Webb's in respect of that lot, but shall not be entitled to any compensation for any consequent losses howsoever arising.

8. COLLECTION. Purchases are to be taken away at the buyer's expense immediately after the sale except where a cheque remains uncleared. If this is not done Bethunes at Webb's will not be responsible if the lot is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed.

Any items not collected within seven days of the auction may be subject to a storage and insurance fee.

A receipted invoice must be produced prior to delivery of any lot.

9. LICENCES. Buyers who purchase an item which falls within the provisions of the Antiquities Act 1975 or the Arms Act 1958 cannot take possession of that item until they have shown to Bethunes at Webb's a license under the appropriate Act. 10. THE ANTIQUITIES ACT 1975. Buyers should note that some items may come under jurisdiction of this Act and permission may have to be sought from the Ministry of Culture and Hertiage Te Manatu Taonga for their export.

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11. FAILURE TO MAKE PAYMENT. If a purchaser fails either to pay for or take away any lot Bethunes at Webb's shall without further notice to the purchaser, at its absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights or remedies it may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies:

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h. To apply any payment made by the purchaser to Bethunes at Webb's towards any money owing to Bethunes at Webb's in respect of any thing whatsoever irrespective of any directive given in respect of, or restriction placed upon, such payment by the purchaser whether expressed or implied.

12. BIDDERS DEEMED PRINCIPALS. All bidders shall be held personally and solely liable for all obligations arising from any bid, including both 'telephone' and 'absentee bids'. Any person wishing to bid as agent for a third party must obtain written authority to do so from Bethunes at Webb's prior to bidding.

13. 'SUBJECT BIDS'. Where the highest bid is below the reserve and the auctioneer declares a sale to be 'subject to vendor's consent' or words to that effect, the highest bid remains binding upon the bidder until the vendor accepts or rejects it. If the bid is accepted there is a contractual obligation upon the bidder to pay for the lot.

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ABSENTEE BIDDING FORM Bethunes at Webb's Sale No 89 – 8 December 2010

Please bid on my behalf at the above sale on the lots and up to the prices recorded below. These bids are to be executed as cheaply as is permitted by other bids or reserves if any. *I agree to comply with the Conditions of Sale printed in the catalogue. I understand that, in the case of a successful bid, a buyer's premium of 20% will be added to the hammer price, and that GST of 15% will be charged on the premium.

On major lots customers may prefer to bid by telephone. Please enquire regarding this service, which Bethunes at Webb's carries out at no charge.

Please fax this form to +64 9 524 7048 or email bethunes@webbs.co.nz.

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VISA, MASTERCARD, AMEX Number (Bethunes at Webb's will seek your approval before any charges are made):

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CONTINUE ON A SEPARATE SHEET IF REQUIRED. PLEASE CHECK BIDS BEFORE SENDING. ALL BIDS ARE IN NZ DOLLARS. LIMITLESS/OPEN BIDS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. PACKING AND POSTAGE IS ADDITIONAL. ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAYMENT: I agree to pay immediately on receipt of notice from Bethunes at Webb's of a successful bid. I will arrange for collection of purchases, or I agree to pay for packing and freight costs incurred by Bethunes at Webb's in having purchases forwarded to me. In order to avoid delay in clearing purchases, buyers who are unknown to Bethunes at Webb's are advised to make arrangements for payment before the sale or to supply references. If such arrangements are not made, cheques must be cleared before purchases will be delivered. * Bethunes at Webb's will do its utmost to carry out bidding instructions for absentee bidders.

It will not be responsible, however, if circumstances prevent it from doing so.

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IMPORTANT: Please do not return this form by post as bids may not be received before the auction.

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GUIDE FOR BUYERS

Bethunes at Webb's has set out the following information for those unfamiliar with auction procedures.

Important: Please refer to full Conditions of Sale for Buyers printed elsewhere in this catalogue and displayed in the saleroom.

REGISTRATION

All intending buyers must complete a bidding form available from the reception desk.

BUYING AT AUCTION

FLOOR BIDDERS Register and obtain a bidder card before bidding on any lot or lots.

Be aware that a buyer's premium of 20% plus GST (i.e. 23%) is payable in addition to the bid price.

Make your bids clear, preferably by holding up your bidder card.

If you make a mistake (for example, the auctioneer takes a bid from you at a higher level than you had intended, or you realise that you had bid on the wrong lot), call out to the auctioneer immediately so that the bidding can be adjusted. Waiting until the hammer falls is too late.

If your bid is the highest and the lot is knocked down to you then you have entered a binding obligation to pay for that lot.

BIDDING INCREMENTS ARE AT THE AUCTIONEER'S DISCRETION Bidding will commence at a bidding increment over the second highest absentee/ postal bid received prior to the commencement of the auction. Where no bids have been received bidding will commence at half the auctioneer's lot estimate, or at $10, whichever is the higher, at the auctioneer's sole discretion.

SALES SUBJECT TO VENDOR'S CONSENT Where your bid is the highest, but still below the reserve, the auctioneer may declare you to be the 'buyer subject to vendor's consent' ('Subject' or 'SVA'). This means that your bid is held as binding and will be communicated to the vendor at the earliest opportunity. If the vendor accepts then there is a contractual obligation for you to pay for the lot. If the vendor does not accept, you are released from any obligation, however you will have first right to negotiate with the vendor through Bethunes at Webb's until an agreement is reached, and Bethunes at Webb's will not present other offers to the vendor until your negotiations are ended.

ABSENTEE BIDS Bethunes at Webb's will endeavour to ensure that your bidding instructions are executed, but accept no responsibility or liability for failure to do so.

Lots will be bought as favourably as is allowed by bidding in the sale room, other competitive absentee bids and any reserve imposed by the vendor. Please note that Bethunes at Webb's cannot guarantee that another bidder will not be successful at your limit if, in the course of competitive bidding, a floor bidder bids your limit first.

Absentee bids are accepted by written instruction which can be sent by fax, email or post to arrive no later than the evening before the commencement of the sale.

Priority will be given to the earliest received absentee bid where identical bids are received. Absentee bids will be executed on the following basis: If your bid limit is equal to or above a reserve, the auctioneer may open the bidding at reserve on your behalf and will bid thereafter only in response to competition for the lot.

If your bid limit is below a reserve, the auctioneer may open the bidding at your limit and if there are no further bids in the room may sell to you 'subject to vendor's consent'. In the absence of a reserve the auctioneer may exercise your bid in advance of any opening bid or may open the bidding on your behalf at a bidding increment over the second highest absentee bid received prior to auction commencement or if no other absentee bids have been received bidding will commence at half the auctioneer's lot estimate, or at $10 whichever is the higher, at the auctioneer's sole discretion.

TELEPHONE BIDS Such bids are available for items over $100 and where the auctioneer is able to confirm availability of staff to provide this service. The same conditions as above apply to telephone bidders. Bethunes at Webb's will telephone the number you have given several minutes before the lot you have requested comes up for sale. If your phone is engaged or we are unable to make contact the auction will proceed without your bidding. Our staff will ask you to hold when we have made contact. They will then tell you that your lot is about to come up. The bids will be relayed to you and you can enter the bidding at any time by making your call. Please note that the bidding at many auctions can be fast and furious. The auctioneer will not favour a phone bidder over and above buyers who are attending the auction by giving them more time to bid. You will need to establish your limit and make sure that you bid clearly and promptly. Telephone bids are only accepted for catalogued sales and on items with estimates over $100.

PRE-SALE ESTIMATES Estimates printed in the catalogue or given verbally are intended as a guide only and can be subject to revision nearer to the time of a sale. Bethunes at Webb's staff are available during pre-sale viewing times and by appointment to assist prospective bidders with estimates and any aspect of the auction procedure.

CONDITION REPORTS Bethunes at Webb's staff will provide condition reports over and above the catalogue description for out of Auckland buyers. However, please note that No 6 of the Conditions of Sale for Buyers will still apply despite the obtaining of a condition report.

PAYMENT Payment for all items purchased is due on the day of sale immediately following completion of the sale. If full payment cannot be made on the day of sale a deposit of 10% of the total sum due must be made on the day of sale and the balance must be paid within 5 working days.Payment is by cash, bank cheque or Eftpos. Cheques will be accepted but must be cleared before removal of goods. Major credit cards are accepted. Amex attracts an additional surcharge.

Webb's Account Details for a Deposit Bank: Westpac, 79 Queen Street, Auckland. Bank/Branch Number: 030104. Account Number: 044818403. Account Name: Peter Webb Galleries Limited. Swift Code (for international deposits): WPACNZ2W. Please include your name and the sale date with all payments.

PACKING AND FREIGHT Bethunes at Webb's pack goods in house if required for posting nationally or internationally. All costs associated with packing and freight are payable by the purchaser. All national dispatches will be by CourierPost (economy service to the South Island), overseas by international airmail. Insurance in transit is not covered

by Bethunes at Webb's.

SELLING AT AUCTION AND VALUATION SERVICES Bethunes at Webb's provide free market appraisals by appointment. Bethunes at Webb's appraisers will come to your home to view and appraise larger libraries and collections of printed materials.

Head of Department Francis McWhannell +64 9 524 6804 bethunes@webbs.co.nz Our parent company Webb's provides valuations for insurance, matrimonial division, family division etc. Please enquire at reception for charges. Charges are refundable on occasion when goods are subsequently offered for sale.

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128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186

187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 242 243 244 245

246 247 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 301 302 303 304 305

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366 367 368 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 396 397 398 399 400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 421 422 423 424

425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 448 450 451 452 455 456 457 458 459 460 463 464 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 481 482 483 484 485

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$80 $50 $50 $30 $10 $35 $250 $100 $10 $120 $100 $700 $220 $95 $30 $20 $40 $5 $100 $350 $950 $80 $4,500 $5 $10 $20 $40 $35 $50 $10 $40 $30 $60 $30 $20 $30 $20 $700 $5 $35 $70 $110 $65 $100 $50 $200 $400 $45 $10 $150 $50 $40 $40 $5 $20 $15

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$430 $120 $110 $50 $55 $150 $300 $40 $25 $260 $10 $10 $120 $90 $80 $120 $80 $100 $10 $200 $35 $190 $160 $10 $25 $130 $20 $10 $50 $40 $100 $100 $3,150 $90 $110 $40 $80 $50 $20 $300 $80 $40 $400 $150 $50 $70 $10 $10 $100 $10 $25 $10 $30 $20 $50 $190

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INDEX OF AUTHORS

Abraham, C J Alderton, G E Almanac, Canterbury Alpers, O T J Andersen, J C Anderson, James Henry Andrewes, Lancelot Anonymous] Anson, George Apothecary's Scale Army Board Aubert, M J] Auckland Harbour Board Audubon, J J Austin, Alfred Autograph Book Bagnall, A G Bagnall, A G & G C Petersen Balzac, Honore de Barker, Lady Mary Anne Barlow, P W Barr, James] Barraud, C D Barrie, J M Barrow, T Bastian, Adolf Bateman, William Beattie, Herries Bell, F Dillon] Bennett, Francis Best, Elsdon Bethell, Mary Ursula] Beveridge, William Bible, Maori Bible, NT Bible, OT Bilbrough, E E Billman, Mary

1, 2 161, 376 162 163 3, 4, 543, 544 5 6 342, 343, 344, 462 425 390 442, 443, 444, 445 7 426 377 164 295 545 165 535 166 167 168 169, 170 536 8, 9 10 171 11, 172, 173, 174 12 175 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 519 23 24, 25, 26 27, 28, 29, 30 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36 176 177

Bissell, Harvey S Bolton, Lissant & Jim Specht Book of Mormon, Maori

427 37 38

Booklet, Maori 39 Booklet, Queenstown 178 Booklets, Auckland 179 Booklets, Dunedin 180 Booklets, Wellington 181 Bowen, G F 182 Bracken, Thomas 520 Brailsford, Barry 40 Brett, Henry 428 Brewer, E Cobham 345 Brodie, Walter 183 Brookes, Edwin Stanley 184 Brown, John 185 Buick, T Lindsay 186, 187 Buller, James 188 Bunyan, John 41 Burgh, William 42 Burton, O E 446 Bush, Graham W A 189, 190 Cameron, W N 400 Cassells, K R 401 Catalogue, Canterbury Commercial 296 Catalogue, Mackelvie Collection 501 Catalogue, New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition 191 Catalogues, Auckland City Art Gallery 502 Catalogues, Auckland Commercial 297 Catholic Church 43, 44, 45 Chambers, Robert & William 346 Cheeseman, T F 192 Cherrett, Owen J 193 Ching, Raymond 503 Christian Literature Society 347 Church Almanac, Maori 46 Church of England 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55,

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Churchman, Geoffrey B Clarke, Percy Colenso, William Colenso, William (association) Collins & Son Common Place Book Cook, Captain James Cookery Book, Home of Compassion Cooper, Terence (editor) Correspondence, Te Kaha Conference Cotton, W C Cowan, James Craik, G L] Cresswell, W D Cyclopedia of New Zealand Davies, Owen Davin, D M Davis, C O B Davis, J King Dawson, E W Defoe, Daniel Diaries, Farm

402 331 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 298, 378 299 504 300 429, 430 194 403 64 379 65, 195, 196, 404 197 521 198, 199 405 447 66 200 348 67 301

Dickens, Jan & Malcolm Diocese of Waiapu Doak, Wade Dore, Gustave (illustrator) Duggan, Maurice Duncan, Russell Eaddy, P A Eadie, Forbes (compiler) Earle, Augustus Encyclopaedia, Chambers Ephemera, Air New Zealand/Antarctic Ephemera, Auckland Festival of the Arts Ephemera, Aviation Ephemera, Ballet Performance Ephemera, C F Goldie Ephemera, Chateau Ephemera, Christchurch Ephemera, Musical Performance Ephemera, New Zealand Mormon Ephemera, Old Vic Theatre Company Ephemera, Rugby Ephemera, Second World War Ephemera, Theatre Performance Ephemera, Waimate Essays, Maori Extracts, Journal of the Polynesian Society Fanning, L (editor) Featon, John Fenton, Francis Dart Fern Album, W R Russell Fielding, Henry Fields, John & John Stacpoole Fisher, Muriel & Wenman J Hilder (compilers) Fitton, E B Flanagan, F W] 52

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201 68 431 537 522 202 432 203 204 349 302 303 304 305 306, 307 308 309 310 311 312 463, 464, 465 448, 449, 450 313 314 69 70 451 205 71 380 538 505 206 207 208

Fleming, Charles Fletcher, R S Francis, B Fuller, Francis Fulton, J E Furkert, F W Ginsberg, Allen Gluckman, L K Godbey, J E & A H Godbey Goodrich, S G Gordon, Ian A Grace, T S Grainger, J M Gray, Arthur J Grey, Sir George Griffiths, G J Gudgeon, T W Guidebook, New Zealand Gully, John Hale, Allen M (compiler) Hamilton, Augustus Harlow, Ray Harper, Arthur P Hart, George Robert Hattin, L E Hawkins, C W Hepburn, George Hewson, A Heywood, B A Hitiri te Paerata Hochstetter, F von Hochstetter, F von & A Petermann Hocken, T M Hodgson, Terence Holland, H E Hopper, Dennis Horne, Melvill House, Erwin Howes, Edith Hoy, Douglas Hyde, Robin/Iris G Wilkinson Hymn Book, Maori Institut de France, Academie des Sciences Irvine, Jean Izett, James Jackson, Basil & C Rochfort Scott Johnson, Louis Johnson, Osmun Johnston, Mike Jolliffe, William (editor) Journal, Diamond Harbour Journal, Dog Trials Journal, Fairlie Racing Club Journal, Marlborough Journals, Westland Joyce, Buckley Jukes, J B et al

209 406 210 211 72 381 471 212 350 351 213 73, 74 407 214 75, 76, 215 216 77, 217, 218 219, 220 221 382 78 79 222 223 433 434 224 225 226 227 383 384 546 228 332 472 352 353 229 408 523 80, 81 385 230 82 452 524 354 409 231 315 316 317 318 319 232 386

Keane, A H Keating, John D Kemp, H T Kendall, Thomas & Samuel Lee Keys, H J King, Joseph Lang, John Dunmore Lawson, Will Leathes, Edmund Ledgers, Farming Ledgers, Winterslow Station Leisure Hour Office Letter, Hone Tuwhare Lever, W H Lewenhak, Sheila Lindgren, Waldemar Lloyd's Register of Shipping Loughnan, R A Low, David MacKay, Alexander (compiler) Mackworth, W A & W J Munce Macmillan, Fiona Mahoney, J D Main, William Mair, Gilbert Mander-Jones, Phyllis (editor) Maning, F E] Mannering, G E Mansfield, Katherine Map, Canterbury Map, Captain James Cook Map, New Zealand Map, Ngatapa Pa Map, Taranaki Marshall, T W M Martens, Edouard von Martin, Ann Martin, Sir William Mason, Peter Mason, R A K Mather, Noel Maunsell, Robert McAra, J B McCahon, Colin McClare, E J McClymont, W G McGill, Jean & Linda Rodda McHutcheson, William McLaren, F B McLeod, Janet McMahon, John 1] McMurran, C W McNab, Robert Mead, Margaret Meade, Herbert Milne, A A Mogford, Janice C

333 410 83, 84, 85 86 233 334 234 235, 525 355 320 321 356 87, 526 357 435 335 436 236 506 88 237 238 411 473 239 547 240 466 527 514 515 516 517 518 358 387 89 90, 91 241 528 412 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98 388 507 413 453 508 242 243 529 389 244 245 99 246 539, 540 247

Morris, Nona Mortimer, Flavell Lee Mueller, F von Munn, Ralph & John Barr Murphy, W E Murray-Oliver, Anthony New Zealand Government

New Zealand Railways Ngata, A T Nield, David Noble, W S & G W Thomson Norris, John Pilkington North, Brownlow Northcote-Bade, S Nouet, Jacques O'Leary, Michael Pacific Mail Steamship Company Paley, William Pamphlet, Political Partington, W H T

248 100 391 548 454 249 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 250, 251, 252, 253, 336, 392, 445 414 109 322 393 110 111 509 359 254 323, 324 360 361 112

Payton, E W 255 Pearson, Walter H 256 Periodical, Adelaide Miscellany 337 Periodical, Auckland-Waikato Historical Journal 257 Periodical, Colonial Church Chronicle 362 Periodical, Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle 363 Periodical, Gentleman's Magazine 364 Periodical, Historic Places in New Zealand 258 Periodical, Hobart Town Gazette 338 Periodical, Journal of the Ethnological Society of London 365 Periodical, Male-Call Cartoons 259 Periodical, New London Magazine 366 Periodical, New Zealand Centennial News 260 Periodical, New Zealand Tablet 261 Periodical, Records of the Canterbury Museum 394 Periodical, Te Karere 113, 114, 115 Periodical, Te Karere Maori 116 Periodical, Timaru Boys' High School Monthly Bulletin 262 Periodical, Tui 117 Periodical, United Services Budget 263 Periodical, Wanderlust Magazine 264 Periodical, Windsor Magazine 367 Periodical, Wine Review 265 Periodicals, Otago Jubilee 266 Petrie, G 415 Phillipps, W J 118, 119 Phillips, N C 456 Photograph Album, Burton Brothers 474, 475, 476, 477, 478 Photograph Album, Frank Coxhead 479 Photograph, Rotorua 480 Photograph, Wanaka Hotel 481 Photographs, Christchurch 482 Photographs, Franz Josef Glacier 483 Photographs, Gold Mining 484, 485 Photographs, Greymouth 486 Rare Books &c

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Photographs, Hunting Photographs, McKenzie Family Photographs, Mount Eden Photographs, Mountaineering Photographs, Pink and White Terraces Photographs, South Island Photographs, Timaru Photographs, Varsity Cigarettes Photographs, Waikaremoana Platts, Una Polack, J Pope, James H Postcards, Cat Postcards, Maritime Postcards, New Zealand Pott, Percivall Powles, C G (editor) Pratt, William] Prayer and Hymn Book, Maori Prayer Book, Maori Prints, Botanical Purnell, C W

487 488 489 490 491 492, 493, 494 495 496 497 510 120 121, 122, 123 498 499 500 395 457 267 124 125 511 530

Stevens, W G Stewart, Adela Stewart, Di Stewart, Graham Stewart, W W Stott, Bob Strass, Friedrich Suter, Henry Swainson, William] Swan, Arthur C Taylor, C R H Taylor, Joshua N Taylor, W A Te Hapuku Te Rangi Hiroa/Sir Peter Buck The Bruce Gamble Collection of Postcards Thomson, A S Thwaites, Ian Tregear, Edward Trollope, Anthony Tucker, S Twichell, J H

Ration Books, Timaru Reed, A H Reed, A W Reeves, William Pember Richards, G H & F J Evans Roche, Stanley Rochefort, Henri Ropes, M E Round, L F et al Rusden, G W Russell, M Salmon, J T Salmond, J D Savage, John Schoon, Theo Scot, Thomas A Scoullar, J L Scrapbook, Chess Seddon, R J Selwyn, G A Selwyn, Mrs S H Shakespeare, William Sherrin, Richard A A Simiona, Tangata Simpson, Frank A Sinnett, Mrs Percy Skinner, H D Sleigh, S E (editor) Smith, Thomas Souvenir, British and Intercolonial Exhibition Souvenir, New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition Souvenir, New Zealand International Exhibition Spry, W J J Stack, J W Starr, Frederick

325 268, 396 126 269 437 270 368 127 271 272, 273 339 397 274 275 512 276 458 326 128 277 278 541 279 340 280 369 129 467 370 327 328 329 438 130, 131, 281 371

Twisleton, Francis 460 Typescript Notes, Mountaineering 469 Typescript Poem, Hone Tuwhare 531, 532 Tyrrell, A R 421 Tytler, P F 373 Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand 287, 330 Vance, William 288 Wakefield, E G 289 Wakefield, E J] 290 Walker, Ronald 461 Wall, Arnold 399 Walton, J N 422 Warren, C P S 138 Watson, James 423 Welsh, J K 374 Wesleyan Methodist Connexion 139 Wesleyan Missionary Society 140 White, E G 375 White, John 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147 Whiteley, John 148 Whitmore, George 149 Wigley, Harry 424 Williams, H W 150, 151 Williams, W L 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158 Williams, William 159, 160, 291 Wilson, Rathmell 533 Wong, Diana 534 Woodhouse, A E (editor) 292 Wright, Olive 441 Yate, William 293 Yearbook, New Zealand 294

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THE BRUCE GAMBLE COLLECTION OF POSTCARDS

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459 282 513 283, 416, 417, 418 419, 439 420 132 398 284 468 133, 549 440 134 135 136, 137 470 285 550 341 542 286 372

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