London, Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper, 1842. Theophilus Heale (1816-1885), 'Surveyor and Judge of the Native Land Court.... On 22 January 1840 he arrived at Wellington, in command of the "Aurora", bringing the first settlers of the New Zealand Company.... [In this book] he levelled some pertinent criticisms against the Company's..... More

London, Richard Bentley, 1854. Malone, a ship's paymaster, was 'appointed to HMS "Fantome", going to the Australia and New Zealand station ... from 1850-53. Having seen all parts of the Australian colonies - having mixed in every society - and having formed an impartial judgment as to their several merits..... More

Wellington, Government Printer, 1884. 'With a view to encouraging the more extensive culture of Citrus fruits in the northern portion of New Zealand, and of aiding planters with reliable information on the subject, the author of this book was empowered by the New Zealand Government to visit New South Wales..... More

Dunedin, Arthur T. Keirle, 1890. The deluxe edition of poetical works by Bracken, published to commemorate New Zealand's Golden Jubilee. Thomas Bracken (circa 30 December 1841?-1898), was born in Ireland; he became an orphan in 1852. He 'was cared for by an aunt until about the age of 12, when..... More

Wellington, George Didsbury, Government Printer, May 1892. With many significant articles on Maori history and culture, and the geology, botany and zoology of New Zealand. More

Edinburgh, MacNiven and Wallance, 1899. More

Wellington, John McKay, Government Printer, June 1900. With many significant articles on Maori history and culture, and the geology, botany, zoology, and early printing of New Zealand. More

London, Adam and Charles Black, 1908. More

Adelaide, Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery of South Australia (and printed by G. Hassell & Son), 1912 and 1918. More

London, Ward, Lock & Co., 1927. An Auckland, New Zealand, setting. More

(Wellington), NZ Government ... 1933. More

Melbourne, Melbourne University Press, 1939. Not least, Scandinavian migration to Queensland. More

Auckland, printed for Miss I. Oldfield and C.R. Howell, [1945, circa June]. The second page is headlined 'An Atrocity at Home. The Case of Harold McAuley'. The leaflet decries the ill-treatment of McAuley, a 'Conscientious Objector who has been in Detention Camp or in Prison since January, 1942'. The title..... More

Christchurch, Whitcombe and Tombs, 1950 (third impression)/ 1946. 'The incorrect pronunciation of Maori place names will inevitably cause the extinction of the Maori language'. More

London, British Museum, 1953. More

Auckland, The Pilgrim Press, 1956. More

Wellington, Glover/ Mermaid Press, 1957. More

Auckland, Whites Aviation, 1960 (new, expanded, edition)/ [1957]. An important pictorial record; this expanded second edition boasts some 100 more pages of aerial views. Loosely inserted is a pamphlet, 'North Otago 1968. A Blueprint of Industrial Power and Potential' (Auckland, 1968), featuring large number of aerial photos by the author..... More

London/ Melbourne, University of London, the Athlone Press/ Melbourne University Press, 1964. With the original receipt made out to T.G.[H.] Strehlow loosely inserted. London School of Economics Monographs on Social Anthropology Number 27. More

Wellington, New Zealand Council for Educational Research, 1965. More

London, Longmans, Green and Co, 1966. The author was Reader in English at Adelaide University, so it is no surprise to find that the ownership signature of T.G.H. Strehlow, and his inscription 'University of Adelaide 29 March, 1966' is followed by the autograph of the author, inscribed 'Adelaide, 4 May..... More

Wellington, A.H. and A.W. Reed, 1967/ 1963. More

Wellington, Government Printer for the Historical Publications Branch of the Department of Internal Affairs, 1968. More

Wellington, Reed, 1969 (second edition)/ 1951 and 1969. More

Wellington, Reed, 1970 (first edition). More