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NEW ZEALAND BOOKS OF INTEREST AND DISTINCTION
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THE WRECK OF THE OSPREY. An illustrated gift booklet, by A. W. Reed ..............1/-
THE RAUPO SERIES OF GIFT BOOKLETS. An inexpensive series of gift booklets of outstanding value and popular appeal. Each book profusely illustrated, with stiff cover in full colour.............1/6
THE LAST OF THE NGATI MAMOE. By Horace Fildes.
FIRST NEW ZEALAND CHRISTMASES. By A. H. and A. W. Reed.
ADVENTURES OF A WHITE BOY AMONG THE MAORIS. By A. H. Reed.
THE COMING OF THE MAORI TO AO TEA ROA. By A. W. Reed.
THE MAORI AND HIS FIRST PRINTED BOOKS. By A. W. Reed.
THE MOTHER TONGUE IN NEW ZEALAND. By Professor Arnold Wall. A handy book of reference dealing with pronunciation and use of words in this country. Paper, 2/-; Cloth ............4/-
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THE ELFIN DELL. A book of verse by Johannes Andersen. Choice poems that breathe the spirit of New Zealand life. Stiff board cover, with coloured illustration. 2/6. De Luxe edition, leather, signed....7/6
RUTHERFORD WADDELL. A Memoir by Professor J. Collie, together with extracts from Dr Waddell's writings. Worth 7/6. Illustrated. First cheap edition ...........3/-
EARLY MAORILAND ADVENTURES OF J. W. STACK. Edited by A. H. Reed. The first cheap edition. Ideal for prizes, and as a gift book. Illustrated...............3/6
--------De luxe edition, leather, numbered and signed............15/-
NOT OF GENESSARETH. By A. M. D. Dinneen. Romance and adventure in China. 3/6. Full cloth binding ............5/6
THE PRINCIPLES OF TREATMENT FOR DIABETIC PATIENTS. By Dr H. B. Ewen. Complete with recipes and food tables. A book for the patient.........3/6
A POOR SCHOLAR. By C. R. Allen. The first cheap edition of this famous New Zealand novel.......4/6
THE LAUDER BROTHERS, NEW ZEALAND. By A. A. Clapperton. A novel of New Zealand life......4/6
HAUHAUISM. By S. Barton Babbage. An episode in the Maori wars, 1863-1866..........4/6
THE AMAZING CAREER OF EDWARD GIBBON WAKEFIELD. By Dr A. J. Harrop.........4/6
BARBARA PROSPERS. By Mary Scott. A charming book of stories and sketches of life in the back-blocks...................5/-
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ADVENTURES IN GEYSERLAND. By Guide Warbrick. Fully illustrated..........5/-
AN ULSTER PLANTATION: THE KATI KATI SETTLEMENT. By A. J. Gray. Illustrated.......6/-
RECOLLECTIONS AND REFLECTIONS OF AN OLD NEW ZEALANDER. E. Maxwell. Illustrated..............6/-
A TRADER IN CANNIBAL LAND. By James Cowan. The illustrated life-story of Hans Philip Tapsell..........6/-
TALES OF THE MAORI BUSH. A collection of delightful stories of Maori and Pakeha, by James Cowan............7/-
MAC'S MEMOIRS. By Dr G. H. Cunningham. The flying-life of the late Squadron Leader McGregor. Well illustrated. 7/6. De luxe edition, extra-illustrated, leather.............20/-
MORE MAORILAND ADVENTURES OF J. W. STACK. Edited by A. H. Reed. Further adventures in the life of this noted missionary and student. Illustrated, 7/6. De luxe edition, leather, signed, extra-illustrated...............15/-
SCALPEL AND SWORD. By Sir James Elliott. An outstanding autobiography..............7/6
ENGLISH THEME. By Margaret Johnston. An unconventional travel book. Illustrated.........7/-
OUT ON THE ROAD. Another outstanding book of travel in out-of-the-way places by out-of-the-way means. Illustrated. By R. Byers...........10/-
MEMORIES OF THE GOLDEN ROAD. The history of the Central Otago Presbyterian Church. Profusely illustrated. By Rev. A. Don. Edited by W. J. Bennett, 10/-. De luxe edition, leather bound............20/-
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NEW ZEALAND LAND PROBLEMS OF THE NEW ZEALAND SETTLERS OF THE FORTIES. A standard reference book by E. Wilson Wilson. Illustrated.............10/-
MARSDEN AND THE MISSIONS. By Eric Ramsden. The prelude to Waitangi. Illustrated. Contains a great deal of new material. 12/6. De luxe edition, signed, bound in full leather.............25/-
NEW ZEALAND FOREST INHABITING BIRDS. An album of twenty-four full pages, colour plates, with descriptive letter press..............12/6
SORROWS AND JOYS OF A NEW ZEALAND NATURALIST. By H. Guthrie-Smith. A record of sorrows and joys of a bird lover. Ninety illustrations...............15/-
THE LETTERS AND JOURNALS OF SAMUEL MARSDEN. Edited by Dr J. R. Elder. Well illustrated in colour and black and white. An invaluable book of permanent value...............42/-
MARSDEN'S LIEUTENANTS. Edited by Dr J. R. Elder. A companion volume to the "Letters and Journals."......................25/-
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A MISCELLANY OF VERSE. By Edwin J. Tapp. Poems with unusual depth of thought and lyric imagery. Stiff board covers.............2/6
SEVENTY YEARS IN AND AROUND AUCKLAND. By George G. Beale. Illustrated; edition limited to 500 copies...............4/6
PIONEERING IN OTAGO. By William Ayson. Personal recollections, covering a span of 85 years, starting from only five years after the foundation. First edition 500 copies. Numbered and signed by the author...........4/6
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PIONEERS OF CANTERBURY. The correspondence of William and John Deans, who settled on the Canterbury Plains long before the arrival of the "Pilgrims." Edited by John Deans.................21/-
THE HEDGE-SPARROW. A novel of New Zealand life by C. R. Allen...................7/-
STRAIT OF ADVENTURE. By Stephen Gerard. The adventurous story of the places about Cook Strait; well illustrated...................7/6
ROBERT MAUNSELL, LL.D. By Henry Wily and Herbert Maunsell. The life story of Archdeacon Maunsell. Illustrated. First edition limited to 500 signed copies..............7/6
MARSDEN OF MAORILAND. By A. H. Reed. A popular and ably-written account of the apostle of New Zealand. Illustrated jacket and frontispiece in full colour................6/-
WITH THE CAMELIERS IN PALESTINE. By John R. Robertson. Profusely illustrated with maps and photographs..................10/6
FURTHER MAORILAND ADVENTURES OF J. W. and E. STACK. Edited by A. H. Reed. Foreword by Archbishop Averill. The third volume of the Stack Recollections................7/6
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THE HOUSE OF TEMPLEMORE. By Pat Lawlor. First novel by this author who has established a reputation in other fields of literature. The scenes mainly laid in Wellington in early twentieth century...........7/6
LEARNING TO LIVE. By Elizabeth Bryson, M. A., M. D. An important book dealing with social problems, such as Love, Food, Education, Sex, Marriage..........4/6
PLUME OF THE ARAWAS. By F. O. V. Acheson, Judge of the Native Land Court. A popular reprint of this celebrated novel of early Maori tribal life, love and war..................4/6
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