Catalogue No.160

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AUCTION 160Wednesday 31 March 2021 at 12pm NZT

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MAJOR HARRY RUSSELL MC 30184 [1929-2018]

We are privileged to be offering in this sale an important and rare group of military medals along with uniforms and related items from the estate of the late Major Harry Russell MC. Born on the Chatham Islands in 1929 and educated at New Plymouth Boys High School during WWII, Harry joined the newly formed Royal New Zealand Armoured Corps (RNZAC) in Waiouru in 1947 as their first Trooper.

He saw active service in two wars, first in Korea in 1952 as a 23-year-old Troop Sergeant, and as a Staff Captain in Saigon, Vietnam in 1968. Following Korea, he was part of the formation of the NZ Scottish Regiment No.1 Scots and in 1958 was presented to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.

In 1966, he joined the NZ Special Air Service [SAS] at 1 Ranger Squadron in Papakura, rising to second in command and was deployed to Vietnam as an Armoured Corps officer, and won an Immediate Award of the Military Cross in 1969 for “repeated acts of gallantry contributing to the successful outcome of an important battle”. During this time, he was on observation for NZ with the McKenzie Raiders, who formed part of the US 3rd 4th Cavalry. His battle Citation was written by US Colonel George Paton IV, son of the renowned General George Paton III.

On his return to New Zealand, he left the NZSAS and returned to the RNZAC to take up the role of Chief Instructor of the School of Armour in Waiouru. He retired in 1971 as Camp Commandant of Fort Dorset and Fort Balance in Wellington to his farm in Taranaki, where he part-owned a Cessna aircraft which he flew until he was 80.

This collection from his military career includes a rare group of medals, including the Military Cross invested by Elizabeth II in 1970, both full-sized and in miniature, various uniforms, including berets and regimental badges, photographs, invitations, telegrams, and ephemera, books, and several plaques and tankard trophies awarded to him throughout his career. Major H. Russell MC. Service number 30184, RNZ Armoured Corps, NZSAS, Korea, Vietnam, died on 7th November 2018.

Pam Plumbly, Rare Books ConsultantPhone: +64 9 354 4646Mobile: +64 21 448 200Email: pam@artandobject.co.nzwww.artandobject.co.nz

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Auction No. 160 Rare Books

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SUBJECT INDEX 3

ABBREVIATIONS & CITATIONSAEG All edges gilt Rep Reprint

AF With all faults SLF Slight foxing

DJ Dust jacket SA Signed by author

DJR Dust jacket repaired TP Title page

EPs Endpapers W & T Whitcombe and Tombs

FEP Front end paper OUP Oxford University Press

BEP Back end paper ODT & Witness Otago Daily Times and Witness

Frontis Frontispiece PC Paper/Card covers

IA Inscribed by author HMSO Her Majesty’s Stationary Office

HC Half calf binding D.I.A. Dept of Internal Affairs

Illus - Illustrated TNZI Transactions of the New Zealand Institute

ND No date

SUBJECT INDEX LOTSSouth Island History 1 - 26

North Island History 27 - 36

New Zealand History 37 - 60

James Benn Bradshaw 61 - 64

Pacific History 65 - 70

Military 71 - 72

Land Wars 73 - 75

Māori History 76 - 98

World History 99 - 102

Māori Printings 103 - 106

Natural History 107 - 120

Maritime 121 - 123

Voyages & Travels 124 - 131

Travel & Exploration 132 - 135

Maps & Prints 136 - 158

Antarctica 159 - 163

Sport & Recreation 164 - 186

Art & Private Press 187 - 209

Periodicals & Posters 210 - 215

Photography 216 - 227

Souvenirs & Tourism 228 - 235

Guides & Almanacs 236 - 250

Postcards 251 - 254

New Zealand Literature 255 - 269

Literature 270 - 282Railway History 284 - 297Science & Technology 298 - 300Missions 301 - 305Bibliography 306 - 307Biography 308 - 309Antiquarian Books 310 - 312Childrens Books 313 - 332

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SOUTH ISLAND HISTORY

1 ADAMS, C. WARRENA Spring in the Canterbury Settlement.London: Longman, Brown, Green etc 1853. 96p, 32p publisher’s adverts, frontis and 4 fldg plates at end. 205mm original blue boards with gilt title, spine reinforced with quarter black leather. Contents complete and clean.Impressions of life in the early days of Canterbury settlement.$60 - $80

2 ANDERSEN, JOHANNES Jubilee History of South Canterbury. Illustrated with many photographs, graphs, sketches, maps & plans. Auckland etc: W & T 1916. xv, 775p, some toning on endpapers else clean, Bound in tan cloth with black titles, front board a little loose but quite intact. Light edge wear. VG.Owner’s details A.J. Macdonald, ‘Duntulm’, Loburn on front endpaper.$60 - $100

3 ANON - [CANTERBURY]Literary Foundlings: Verse and Prose, collected in Canterbury, N.Z.Christchurch: The ‘Times’ Office 1864. 73p, 170mm, rebound [not recent] in moire pattern cloth and with the signature of Jack Acland on the title page. VG.$80 - $100

4 BEATTIE, HERRIES [2 TITLES]Early Runholding In Otago. Dunedin: ODT & Witness 1947. 158p, illustrated. 225mm, green cloth, gilt titles, fine.2. The Southern Runs. Southland: Gore Historical Society 1979. 488, illustrations, fldg map, 215mm, near fine.$50 - $80

5 BEATTIE, HERRIESMāori Lore of Lake Alp and Fiord.Dunedin: ODT & Witness 1945. 150p, illustrated, 225mm. Inscription on endpaper, bound in textured purple cloth, gilt titles, spine faded, VG$50 - $80

6 BEGG, A.C. & N.C.Port Preservation. The Story of Preservation Inlet and the Solander Grounds. Christchurch: W & T 1973. 398p, maps & illustrations 245mm, blue/yellow linen look boards with title label, fine. DJ nicks, short tear top spine.$40 - $60

7 BURDON, G.L.Tall Hills and Tight Lines. Published by author [ca 1985]. [iv,] 133 pp, colour photo frontis and photo plates, decorated papered boards. Inscription on endpaper from Olive & George [author] to flyleaf. 220mm, bound in blue boards with gilt illustrations and titles. Near fine.$60 - $80

8 HALL-JONES JOHN [2 TITLES]John Turnbull Thomson; First Surveyor General of New Zealand.Dunedin: McIndoe 1992. 114p, illustrated, oblong, 220 x 280mm. blue boards, gilt titles, DJ, fine.2. Doubtful Sound. Invercargill: Craigs 1984. 60p, maps & illustrations. 265mm, illustrated card covers, small marks on front cover, VG$60 - $80

9 HALL-JONES, FRED [ASSOCIATION COPY]F.G. Hall-Jones - John Turnbull Thomson, Surveyor General. Inscribed on cover ‘To John Pascoe with Compt’s, F. Hall Jones’. 16p, card covered booklet. Loosely enclosed a letter from Fred hall-Jones to John Pascoe relates to the booklet and authors they both know who he has sent copies to.2. John Pascoe - Great Days in New Zealand Exploration. Reed 1959. 192p, illustrated,220mm, DJ, VG.3. John Hall-Jones - Mr Surveyor Thomson. Early Days in Otago and Southland. Reed 1971. 146p, illustrations 220mm, DJ, fine.$80 - $100

10 HALL-JONES, JOHN [3 TITLES]The South Explored. Invercargill: Craigs Ptg Co 1998. 172, illustrated, 265mm, DJ, fine.2.Stewart Island Explored. Invercargill: Craigs Ptg Co 1984. 216p, illustrations, maps, 250mm, DJ, fine.3.Fiordland Explored. Wellington: Reed 1976.148p, illustrated.260mm, DJ with chips, light wear.$60 - $80

11 HALL-JONES, JOHNMartins Bay. Invercargill: Craigs Ptg Co 1993, rep.188p, illustrations and maps. 250mm, DJ, fine.$40 - $60

12 HASSING G.M.Pages from the Memory Log of G.M. Hassing.Invercargill Southland Times co, nd [ca 1930]. 74p, frontis, owner’s detail on title page. 218mm original red pictorial cloth, black illustration and titles. Spine faded, VG.$60 - $100

13 LEAKER, ALICE MARGARET [EDITOR] [2 TITLES]Pioneers of Martins Bay, Life in New Zealand’s Most Remote Settlement by Alice McKenzie. Queenstown: Lakes District Museum New revised edition 2008 by her granddaughter. 185p, illustrated. 240mm wrappers, fine. 2. Alice McKenzie - Pioneers of Martins Bay. Dunedin: ODT and Witness 1947, 116p, illustrations & maps, 224mm bound in maroon cloth with gilt titles, fine. DJ with chips and browned.$60 - $80

14 MCHUTCHESON, WILLIAMCamp-life in Fiordland, New Zealand.Wellington: Govt Ptr 1892. 134p, frontis and plates [pink], large fldg map at end ‘The Lakes and Sounds of Western Otago’, with some foxing and tear where badly opened. 215mm, original illustrated paper covers, spine worn, complete.$60 - $100

15 MCKENZIE, ALICEPioneers of Martins Bay. Dunedin: ODT and Witness 1947.116p, illustrations, 224mm, burgundy cloth with gilt titles, DJ. A fine copy in a VG, DJ. Rare in dust jacket.$60 - $80

16 MEYER, R. J.All Aboard. The Ships and Trains that served Lake Wakatipu. Wellington: NZ Rail and Loco Society 1980. Inscribed on title page by Bob Meyer and dated. 196p, illustrated second edition. DJ, VG.2. G. J. Griffiths - W.G. Rees and his Cricketing Cousins. Notes on some early arrivals in Otago. Numbered, signed and published by author. Paper covered booklet.3. Athol Anderson - Te Puoho’s Last Raid. The Battle of Tuturau 1836-37. Dunedin: Otago Heritage Books 1986. 100p, map & illustrations, 240mm, card covers, VG.

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4. P. G. Stevens - John Grigg of Long Beach. W & T 1952. 63p, illustrations, DJ.John Grigg transformed almost impenetrable swamp into one of the finest farms in the world, making him a legendary figure among New Zealanders.$100 - $150

17 MORELAND, A. MAUDThrough South Westland. A Journey to the Haast and Mount Aspiring, New Zealand.Ln etc: W & T [1916] second edition. xviii, 219p, [2]p index, frontis, illustrations fldg maps. 220mm, School prize copy bound in dark blue full leather with monogram front board spine faded, prize label on endpaper. VG.$50 - $100

18 NEWPORT, J. N. W. [SIGNED]Collingwood. A History of the Area from Earliest Days to 1912. Christchurch: Caxton Press 1971, signed by author on title page. 294p, illustrated, 224mm, beige cloth and in DJ. Fine copy$50 - $75.00

19 NG, JAMESWindows on a Chinese Past. 4 volumes.Dunedin: Otago Heritage Books.1993 - 1999. 1. How the Cantonese gold seekers and their heirs settled in New Zealand. 2. Round Hill: Alexander Don: Missions; Mixed Marriages: The Opium Evil. 3. Larrikinism and Violence; Immigration Issues: 20th Century Assimilation: Biographies. 4. Don’s ‘Roll of Chinese’. All are signed on title pages by James Ng. Illustrations, map, facsimiles and illustrations. Bound in red cloth with gilt spine titles and in DJs. All fine copies.$250 - $300

20 PEAT, NEVILLE [3 TITLES]Cascade on the Run. A Season with the White-baiters of South Westland.Christchurch: Whitcoulls1979, 1st ed. 126p, illustrated. DJ, Fine.2. John Hall Jones - Discover Fiordland. Invercargill: Craig Ptg Co1997. 151p, maps & Illustrated, paper covers, 240mm. fine. 3. John Hall Jones - Pioneers of Te Anau. Invercargill: Craig Ptg Co 1983. 104p, illustrated, endpaper maps. 245mm, DJ, VG.$50 - $75.00

21 PYKE, VINCENTHistory of the Early Gold Discoveries in Otago. Dunedin: ODT and Witness 1887. vii, 151p, frontis [Gabriel’s Gully in 1862], and six portraits. 230mm, original green cloth with gilt titles front board and spine. Worn and faded at edges.$80 - $100

22 QUILL WILLIAMWilliams Quill’s West Coast Diary 1889 - 1890. No publication details. 67p, illustrations, fldg map. 215mm, bound in blue cloth with paper title label laid on front cover.William Quill, West Coast explorer, was killed in 1891 after taking part in a survey party to find a route to Milford from Lake Wakatipu, the final entry in his diary reads “Gone to Gertrude saddle and trying to get down to Cleddau Valley, He didn’t return, he was 25 years old.$40 - $50

23 RICHARDS, RHYSMurihiku, Reviewed, A revised History of the Southern New Zealand from 1804 to 1844.Wellington: Lithographic Services 1955. 152p, maps, 270mm, red paper covers with black titles & illustration. Fine.$50 - $60

24 ROBERTS, W. H. S.History of North Otago from 1853; with interesting records of the developments of Oamaru and its Institutions. Oamaru, Ptd at the Mail Office 1937. 173p, plates, fldg map. 220mm, original brown paper covers, yapp edges. VG copy.$60 - $80

25 ROXBURGH, IRVINE. [2 TITLES]Jacksons Bay, A Centennial History. Reed 1976. [x]p, 198p, illustrations, endpaper maps. 220mm, DJ, VG.2. Thomas Brunner - The great Journey. 1846-8. An expedition to explore the interior of Middle Island, New Zealand, 1846-8. Christchurch: Pegasus Press 1952. 111p, endpaper maps, 225mm, green cloth with title labels front board and spine, fine copy in VG DJ.$40 - $60

26 SOUTH ISLAND - 5 CAPPER PRESS TITLES.1. C. Warren Adams - A Spring in the Canterbury Settlement. [1971.] 2. W.I. Lord - Old Westland. [1976] Both with Fred Butler Book Plate. 3. Rev. E. Simeon Elwell - The Boy Colonists or Eight Years of Colonial Life in Otago. [1975]. 4. Alexander Bathgate - Colonial Experiences. [1974]. 5. T. Lindsay Buick - The French at Akaroa. [1980]. All published by Capper Press in DJs and VG to Fine.$60 - $80

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27 BEALE, G.A. [EDITOR]Te Tarata; The Tattooed Rock.Contemporary Accounts of the Thermal Terraces at Rotomahana.London: Cadenza Press 1971. No 31. of 150 copies signed by author. 109p, 235mm, bound in brown cloth with gilt titles and in plain white DJ with title in gilt on spine. Fine copy.$80 - $100

28 DARLINGTON. T. Edwin Bainbridge. A Memoir. [with postcard]London: Morgan & Scott 1887. 125p, [3]p, adverts, frontis. 186mm, grey pictorial cloth, light rubbing & edge wear. G+Postcard dated 1909 titled Bainbridge Monument Rotorua. By W. Haughton, Rotorua.$60 - $100

29 E. I. MASSY [2 TITLES]The Tarawera Eruption 1886. London: Published by The Proprietor of the “Empire Review”, William Clowes & Sons Ltd 1903. 40p, frontis & 4 plates. 190mm, grey cloth red titles & illustration. VG.2. E. I. Massy - Memories of Māoriland. London: William Clowes [1911]. vi, 152p, illustrated. 190mm, blue cloth with gilt illustration and titles, spine faded. Tourists’ impressions of thermal regions, Bay of Islands and West Coast Sounds.$50 - $75.00

30 JUBILEE SOUVENIRThames 1867 - 1917. Fifty Years a Goldfield. A Record of the opening of the Thames as a Goldfield and Reminiscences of old Thames days compiled and issued by the Old Thames Boys Association as a Souvenir of the

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Jubilee. Auckland: Observer Print [1917]. 39p, illustrations, advertisements.240mm, original paper covers, VG.2. William A. Kelly - Thames: The First 100 Years. Thames: Thames Star 1968.190p, illustrations adverts, oblong 215 x 217mm, yellow paper covers, blue cloth spine, some discolouration else VG.$80 - $100

31 MATHESON A. H. Motiti Island, Bay of Plenty.Monograph No.2. Whakatane and District Historical Society 1979. vii, 127p, frontis [map], illustrated, front endpaper maps. 255mm, blue boards with gilt titles, DJ, fine.$60 - $80

32 SCOTT, DICKFire in the Clay. The Pakeha comes to West Auckland.Auckland: Southern cross Books 1979. 223p, illustrated throughout. 245mm, black boards, red titles, VG, DJ edge wear.$40 - $50

33 SOUVENIR AND HISTORICAL RECORDCoromandel County Diamond Jubilee 1876-1936. Official Publication. Celebrations January 25th -31st 1937. Paeroa: W. D. Nicholas Ltd [1936]. 72p, illustrations and advertisements. 280mm, original blue paper covers, red titles and illustrations. VG.$50 - $100

34 STAFFORD, DONFlying the Thermal SkiesA History of Aviation in the Rotorua District. Rotorua: Thermalart Productions 1983. vi, 295p, illustrated throughout, endpaper maps. 255mm, bound in blue leatherette cloth, gilt titles and DJ, fine copy.$100 - $150

35 SURVEY DEPARTMENT, NEW ZEALAND, [2 ITEMS] -1. The Sounds, Lakes & Rivers of New Zealand. Well: 1885. 2. N Z Crown Lands Department - Thermal-Springs Districts. Papers relating to the sale of the Township of Rotorua. Maps. Wellington: 1882.$50 - $100

36 WARBRICK, ALFRED [4 TITLES]Adventures in Geyserland. Life in New Zealand’s Thermal Regions ... Reed 1934, 1st edition.157p, illustrated, red cloth, black titles fine. DJ, VG.2. P. C. Protheroe - Views in the Thermal Springs District, New Zealand. Published by author. Eight views, title page torn, original cloth with gilt.3. James Stack - Koro. W & T 1909. 109p, with G. Petersen’s signature on front endpaper. 190mm, maroon cloth with gilt titles VG.4. P. W. Barlow - Kaipara, Experiences of a Settler in North New Zealand. Southern Reprints copy 1993, DJ, near fine.$50 - $100

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37 ANDERSEN, J. C. & G. C. PETERSEN [2 ITEMS]The Mair Family.Wellington: Reed 1956. 345pp, illustrations and maps, fldg genealogy table at end. 220mm, beige cloth binding, red titles, and DJ, VG near fine.

2. Ron Crosby - Gilbert Mair, Te Kooti’s Nemesis. Reed 2004. 352pp, illustrations, 245mm, soft covers, near fine.$40 - $60

38 BELL, JAMES MACKINTOSH [2 TITLES]The Wilds of Māoriland. London: Macmillan and Co 1914. xiii, 256p, adverts at end, maps [2 fldg], illustrations, some in colour. 225mm, small patch of insect damage front endpapers, original blue cloth with gilt, a little light mottling, VG.2. E. J. Wakefield - Adventure in New Zealand. W & T 1908. xxix, 735p, illustrations & maps. Ex-lib copy, 220mm, original binding, worn.$50 - $100

39 CAPPER PRESS1. A. Marjoribanks - Travels in New Zealand. Capper Press reprint 1973. DJ.2. W. R. Wade - Journey in the Northern Island of New Zealand. Capper Press 1977, DJ.3. H. W. Petre - An Account of the Settlements of the New Zealand Company. Capper Press 1971. DJ. 4. Frank T. Bullen - The Cruise of the Cachalot. Capper Press 1976. 5. John Pascoe - Great Days in New Zealand Exploration. Reed 1959. DJ.All VG.$60 - $80

40 COLLINS, R. J. G. [BOX OF PHILATELY BOOKS]The Postage Stamps of New Zealand. Published by The Royal Philatelic Society of New Zealand, Wellington. Hardcover Vols 1-8, including The Penny Universal of New Zealand. Three in worn DJs each volume limited to 1000 numbered copies. Bound in quarter leather, scuffed with light marks. Still the most authoritative work on New Zealand postage stamps and rare in a complete run.Robson Lowe - The British Postage Stamp. 1968. A. K. Huggins - British Postal Stationary. 1970. Both published by the Great Britain Philatelic Society and in DJs.Edward Denny Bacon - The Line-Engraved Postage Stamps of Great Britain Printed by Perkins, Bacon & Co. A History of Their Production During the Forty Years, 1840-1880. London 1920. 240 & 321p, illustrated. In contemporary leather boards, lacking the leather spine.$600 - $800

41 DIEFFENBACH, ERNEST [3 TITLES]Travels in New Zealand. Capper Press reprint 1974, 2 volumes. DJs, fine.2. Gerda Bell - Ernest Dieffenbach. The Dunmore Press 1976. DJ, 3. A. S. Thomson - The story of New Zealand. Capper Press reprint 1974. 2 Volumes DJ, VG.,$50 - $60

42 FACSIMILES OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE AND THE TREATY OF WAITANGI.Wellington: Govt Ptr 1960. Introductory note by C. R. H. Taylor. Preface and facsimiles from the lithographic original published in 1877. 350mm, burgundy leatherette with gilt titles, VG.$80 - $150

43 GOLD MINING HISTORIES & CRUCIBLE1. J. B. McAra - Gold Mining at Waihi 1878-1952. 348p, [1]l., illustrated, endpaper maps. 220mm, DJ. 2. William F. Heinz - Bright Fine Gold. Reed 1974. 200p, illustrations and endpaper maps. DJ. 3. Amelia Howe - Stamper Battery. Reminiscences of a Goldfields Childhood. NZ: Blackwood & Janet Paul 1964. 134p. DJ. 4. June A. Wood - Gold Trails of Otago. Reed 1974. Paper covers. Condition varies, G.

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CRUCIBLEAntique stoneware, gold mining crucible, mounted on a terracotta base with the stamp ‘Gold Crucible from Waihi. N.Z. H.140mm.$200 - $250

44 HILL, RICHARD S.The History of Policing in New Zealand. Volumes 1, 2 & 31. Policing the Colonial Frontier. The Theory and Practice of Coercive Social and Racial Control in New Zealand 1767 - 1867. Volume one, parts one & two. Wellington Govt Ptr 1986. In DJ’s, 250mm, fine.2. The Colonial Frontier. New Zealand Policing in Transition. Volume two, G.P. Books 1989. 250mm, DJ, fine.3. The Iron Hand in the Velvet Glove. The Modernisation of Policing in New Zealand 1886-1917. Dunmore Press 1995. 250mm, DJ, fine.$100 - $150

45 HOWE, E. W. [2 TITLES]Travel Letters from New Zealand and Africa. Topeka, Crane and Co 1913, 2nd edition. 476p, plates, 200mm, original tan cloth with maroon titles and rules, and in VG DJ. 2. Max Herz - New Zealand. The Country and the People. London [1912]. xii, 379p, plates, illustrations and fldg map. 225mm, green pictorial cloth, black titles. VG.$100 - $200

46 LOUGHAN, R. A. [2 TITLES]The First Gold Discoveries in New Zealand.Wellington: Govt Ptr 1906. 110p, browning to front & back pages, due to old damp damage. 210mm, rebound into boards with the original cover-title laid on. Some soiling and edge wear, contents clean.2. Salmon, J. H. M. - A History of Gold-Mining in New Zealand. Wellington: Govt Ptr 1963. 309p, illustrated. 250mm, original binding, worn DJ. G+.L. S. Rickard’s copy.$80 - $100

47 MEADE, HERBERTA Ride Through the Disturbed Districts of New Zealand,together with some account of the South Sea Islands. London: John Murray 1870. X, 375p, 32p of adverts, colour frontis, plates and illustrations, fldg map. 235mm, rebound into the original binding, pictorial gilt front board. Complete tidy copy.$100 - $150

48 NEW ZEALAND BOOKS They include - Bracken Thomas - Musings in Māoriland. Dunedin etc: Arthur Keirle 1890. Pictorial cloth binding. 2. Ro. Carrick - New Zealand’s Lone Lands. Brief notes of a visit to the outlying islands of the Colony. Wellington 1892. Worn complete copy. 3. Across the Tararuas and Beautiful Otaki. Published and signed by Frank Penn 1920. 4. E. C. Franklin: Mount Eden’s First Hundred Years. 1906-1956. W & T 1956. 5. Mrs Ambrose E. Moore - New Zealand Fairyland. Illustrated by E. C. Harris. Brett Pub Co. Pictorial gilt cloth binding [front gutter split]. 6. A Roll of Book Collectors in New Zealand. Brochure 7. No 72 of 260 copies. 7. Captain Cook’s Three Voyages round the World. London 1882. Full red leather binding. VG. 8. William T. Pratt [An old Colonist] - Colonial Experiences. London 1877. 9. John Carne Bidwell - Rambles in New Zealand. Pegasus Press 1952. edition of 350 copies. DJ. 10. Motor Year book and North Island Road Guide 1926. Wellington Automobile Club. VG.$200 - $300

49 NEW ZEALAND COMPANYLatest Information from the Settlement of New Plymouth on the Coast of Taranaki, New Zealand. Comprising Letters from settlers

there. Ln: 1842. London, Smith Elder and Co 1842. 57p, frontis, 190mm, original paper covers, near fine copy.$80 - $100

50 NEW ZEALAND COMPANYLetters from Settlers & Labouring Emigrants, in the New Zealand Company’s Settlements of Wellington, Nelson & New Plymouth. London: Smith Elder & Co 1843. 211p, adverts at end. 180mm, original brown paper cover title, VG, near fine.$80 - $100

51 NEW ZEALAND HISTORIES [4 TITLES]1. J. E. Gorst - The Māori King. London 1864. With frontis & map, original cloth binding. 2. Edward Brown Fitton - New Zealand: Its Present Condition, Prospects and Resources. London 1856. fldg map, original binding. 3. Rev. William Yate - An Account of New Zealand. London 1835. Frontis, fldg map and colour plate, bound in worn half calf binding. 4. Edward Shortland - Traditions and Superstitions of the New Zealanders. London 1856. Two fldg genealogy tables. Original boards, rebacked. Condition is variable, appear to be complete.$80 - $100

52 NEW ZEALAND HISTORY - 5 TITLES1. Wakefield, E. J. - Adventure in New Zealand. Christchurch: W & T 1955. Illustrations, maps. DJ, 2. T. L. Buick - The Treaty of Waitangi. Capper Press edition 1976. DJ. 3. W. Tyrone Power - Sketches in New Zealand, with Pen and Pencil. Capper Press edition 1974. DJ. 4. W. R. Wade - Journey in the Northern Island of New Zealand. Capper Press edition 1977. DJ. 5. Guy Lennard - Sir William Martin - The Life of the first Chief Justice of New Zealand. W & T 1961. DJ. All copies VG to fine.$60 - $80

53 ORANGE, CLAUDIA [4 TITLES]1. The Treaty of Waitangi. Wellington: Allen & Unwin 1987. 210mm soft covers, VG.2. The Story of a Treaty. Bridget Williams Books 2009 reprint. 240mm, soft covers, fine.3. An Illustrated History of The Treaty of Waitangi. Bridget Williams 2014. 265mm, soft covers, VG.4. Paul Remm Q.C. - The Waitangi Tribunal. The Conscience of a Nation. Random Century 1990. 215mm, soft covers, VG.$30 - $50

54 PAYTON, E.W. Round About New Zealand. Being Notes from a Journal of Three Years Wanderings in the Antipodes. London: Chapman & Hall 1888. x, [1], 368p, plates, fldg map. 210mm, blue & gilt decorative cloth, black & gilt titles, VG.$80 - $120

55 POLACK, J. [2 TITLES]New Zealand being a Narrative of Travels and Adventures. Capper Press reprint edition 1974. 2 volumes in DJs, near fine copies.2. Manners & Customs of the New Zealanders. Capper Press reprint edition 1976. 2 volumes in DJs, near fine copies.$50 - $60

56 THE NEW ZEALAND INDEX - 3 VOLUMES [PLUS]Every Place in New Zealand, 1904, 1913 and 1925. 190mm, all in original red cloth2. The Municipal Handbook of New Zealand - 4 issues 1903, 1909, 1911 & 1913. Wellington: Govt Ptr. 1903 edition in green paper cover rest in blue cloth boards, gilt spine titles. All original.3. John Barr - Municipal and Official Handbook of the Coty of Auckland, New Zealand, Wilson & Horton 1922.$100 - $150

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57 THORNTON, GEOFFREYBridging the Gap. Early Bridges in New Zealand 1830 - 1939.Auckland: Reed 2001. 311p, profusely illustrated, oblong 265 x 310mm, DJ, fine.$50 - $75.00

58 WAKEFIELD, EDWARD JERNINGHAMIllustrations to “Adventure in New Zealand”.Wellington: Reed 1968, No 6 of 500 copies, facsimile of the original 1845 edition. Plates on 15 l., including 5 folding. 560mm, folio bound in green half leather with green cloth boards, near fine.$100 - $200

59 WILSON, MRS ROBERTIn the Land of the Tui. My Journal in New Zealand. London: Sampson Low Marston & Co 1894. xviii, 322p, plates & fldg map. Small owner’s stamp on title page. 195mm, original green cloth with black tui & gilt titles, VG.2. William Baucke - Where the White Man treads; Across the Pathway of the Māori. Auckland: Wilson & Horton 1905, 1st edition. [3] l., 307pp. minor foxing on endpapers. 220mm black cloth with gilt, spine faded else VG.$80 - $100

60 WILSON. JOHN ALEXANDER,The Story of Te Waharoa. A Chapter in Early New Zealand History together with Sketches of Ancient Māori Life and History. NZ: W & T [1906]. xv, 355p, frontis and illustrations. Uncut copy, 200mm, contemporary name on endpaper, sprinkle of foxing on edges, red cloth with black illustration and titles, near fine.$60 - $100

JAMES BENN BRADSHAWBradshaw, James Benn Bradshaw. [1831-86]One of New Zealand’s earliest Labour reformers. He was born in England, and he was educated for the East India Company, but due to health resigned and travelled widely in South America and South Africa. When the Kaffir war broke out in 1850, he received [from his friend Sir Harry Smith] a post as agent for the War Office then a commission in the field. In 1855 he arrived on the Victorian Goldfields, where he enjoyed considerable success as a miner, assayer and agent for the Union Bank. At this time, he took an interest in the Otago Goldfields and proposed to the Superintendent [Richardson] opening a government assay office that would raise the price of gold to the gold miners. In 1863, he emigrated to Queenstown, N.Z., and by 1866, he was in Dunedin as a mining agent and promoter. That year, he was elected to parliament as a member of the Goldfields Towns. He stoutly advocated liberal land leases, including the cancellation of pastoral leases making way for agricultural leases, and his close friendship with Richardson inspired his efforts towards labour reform. In 1867, owing to his knowledge of mining matters, the general government delegated him special powers over goldfields, normally exercised by the Superintendent [Macandrew]. After a spell in the Thames goldfields, he returned to Otago, winning the Waikaia seat and, during this time, obtaining the passage of his employment of females’ act [1873] which restricted to eight hours a day the hours of labour for women.His great humanitarian services were recognised by labour organisations throughout the colony.He died in Dunedin in 1886, his wife and family returned to England.Bradshaw played cricket against the first All England team both in Victoria and New Zealand.

This archive of letters, paintings and testimonial are believed to have been taken back to England by his wife when she returned. Among them are personal correspondence between family, 1871 – 1962, one such letter of a later date 1962, addressed to a relative in Birmingham from a cousin who had been informed that their cousins in Dublin, Oliver & Irene Irvine, had died of suffocation in a house fire stating ‘…. the house is in a terrible state, not much damaged by the fire but crammed with old papers and junk, I think we shall be here for another fortnight….’At some later stage, this archive of papers, documents and paintings was returned to New Zealand.

61 ILLUMINATED ADDRESS - [2 ITEMS]Original testimonial to James Benn Bradshaw ‘We the undersigned young women employed in Dunedin in the making of articles of general use beg to tender you our most sincere and grateful thanks for your exertions, happily crowned with success to secure for us and all similarly situated with ourselves throughout the Colony, a diminution of the hours of work....’ With the names of Anne Lorimer and Jessie Grieve at the end.300 x 240mm, hand-printed in ink, calligraphic text, capitals highlighted in red and James Benn Bradshaw Esquire M. H. R. in decorative water colour.In 1870, James Benn Bradshaw won the Waikaia parliamentary seat and obtained the passage of his employment of females’ act [1873] restricting to eight hours a day the hours of labour for women. 2. Sir John L. C. Richardson – Employment of Females and Children in Factories and Workshops. A Paper with Introduction by J. B. B. Bradshaw. Dunedin ODT 1881, 33p, bound into limp pebble cloth covers. VG.$1,500 - $2,000

62 JAMES BENN BRADSHAW [1831-1886] PORTRAIT AND LETTERSPortrait Attributed to John Irvine [1805-1886] Oil on Board, oval portrait of James Benn Bradshaw. 255 x 200mm in original gilt frame.John Irvine made a name for himself in Scotland and Adelaide and Dunedin. In 1863, he settled in Dunedin as a professional artist, and painted portraits of many of the members of the Provincial Council. He is represented in several New Zealand and Australian institutions, including the Auckland and Christchurch Art Galleries, Te Papa Museum of New Zealand and the Hocken Library. He is also represented in institutions in the United Kingdom.Framed, 19th century watercolour, highlighted with gilt of the Bradshaw Coat of arms. 185 x 140mm. Letters and Documents Relating to New Zealand, the Otago Goldfields 1862 - 1869Numerous letters and some contemporary copies of letters, regarding the Goldfields, Provincial Wardens Courts and controversary over land division in Tuapeka, Clyde, Lawrence, Chatto Creek, Bald Hill and surrounds. Letters dated 1862 and 1871 between Bradshaw, Vincent Pyke, John Jones, J. C. Richmond, Richmond Beetham and others from Dunedin, Queenstown, Naseby, ‘The Camp’ Clyde, Tuapeka. Included are1. Copy of a document regarding testimonials belong to James Bradshaw which got lost or mislaid, with a note by him making a solemn declaration that the document was a true copy of the original. signed by Vincent Pyke J.P. dated January 1863 acknowledging receipt.2.Clyde, May 23/67 [1867] - J.C. Richmond to Bradshaw.3. The Camp, Clyde 23 Oct. 1869 - Vincent Pyke to Bradshaw, Thanking Bradshaw for his assistance in procuring his appointment as Returning Officer. Another from Vincent Pyke dated 1862 asking Bradshaw to test the nature of lands in Block VII ‘which is reported to be auriferous, and is advertised for sale...’ 4. Dunedin, Otago 4 July 1869 John Jones - to Bradshaw. In ink written in a different hand to the signatory John Jones. The letter

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requests help passing a bill to ‘... amend an act of last session under which I was authorised to purchase land in the Province of Otago to the value of 8,500...’ the land regulations in force within the Province prevented him from exercising his rights under the Act of May 1867...’ and asking for his support. Some of the letters, difficult to decipher, thirty letters in total.5. Document - Colonial secretary’s Office Wellington 1882 to J.B. Bradshaw acknowledging his acceptance of the Office of Deputy Inspector of the Dunedin Lunatic Asylum, dated 3rd February 1882.$1,500 - $2,500

63 OTAGO GOLDFIELDS BROADSIDE.J. C. RichmondHeading - V. R. with the Royal Arms ‘CAUTION, to the Inhabitants of the Goldfields. An Ordinance having been passed by the Provincial Council of Otago and assented to by the Superintendent in the name of the Governor, which Ordinance purports to establish Courts of Summary jurisdiction within the Province, and to empower the Superintendent to appoint Judges called Provincial Wardens, to preside at such Courts:- it is notified for Public Information, that the “Gold Fields Act, 1866” expressly excludes the jurisdiction of any such Court within the Goldfields in matters provided for under the act...’ Imprint at end - J. C. Richmond, Acting for the Colonial Secretary, Clyde, May 27 1867. 400 x 335mm, printed on cloth. Rare.$800 - $1,000

64 SOUTH AFRICA LETTERS AND CLIPPINGSEast India Company - Testimonial on his leaving the East India Company headed St Helena 14th Jany, 1839 in ink with numerous signatures. Letters - Head Quarters, King Williams Town 26th April 1851, from H.G.W. Smith [Governor of the Cape Colony] to J. B. Bradshaw [Recruiting Agent] informing him of approval of a gratuity for raising recruits and ‘for the efficient manner you have performed such arduous duties at a time when rebellion was rife through the colony…’Castle, January 28th, 1851 to Mr James Bradshaw appointing him Lieutenant for the Kaffir War service. Another from the Colonial Office, 28th January 1851 - J. Montague to Colonel Cole with a notation by Cole agreeing to the appointment.Capetown 2 July 1853 - Percy Vigors to his brother Philip D. Vigors, Captain of XI Regiment, Sydney, a letter of introduction regarding “Bradshaw one of our “eleven” [cricket], intended to go like all the rest of the world to the land of gold’. With several newspaper clippings regarding the trial of Bradshaw V Lakeman arising out of the Kaffir War.

AUSTRALIAN LETTERSPost Eureka Stockade goldfields, uprising letter offering assistance: Heading, True Copy. Creswicks Creek, 10 Dec: 1854 To His Excellency Sir C. Hotham Lt Gov. of Victoria from J. B. Bradshaw. ‘.... I arrived here about six weeks ago and was present at the different meetings held by the delegates from Ballarat and made it a point at these meeting to ascertain the feelings of the diggers generally and was [?] proud to be able inform the commission here that a large portion of the people would, if called upon, protect the Camp. There were a few who left this place to take part in the unfortunate riot there, and one party of about 20 whom I endeavoured to dissuade from following a man named “Reynolds” from Ballarat, most of them were Irishmen from America....’ Re the Kaffir wars ‘... Fire and murder were an everyday occurrence, there were loyal men to be found even among the coloured population, I offered my service to Sir Harry Smith and in a very short time had raised 2,000 Hottentot volunteers who did good service ...’ ‘... I again offer my services now or at any time ....’ ‘.... and assuring your excellency at the same time, that there are thousands in the goldfields who although they may object to certain measures in the present system of the Gold Fields management are yet

determined to respect the law. ...’ signed by Bradshaw. Notation on verso of letter Signed C.H. assuring him his offer would not be forgotten. Reply to the letter Government House, Melbourne 22 Dec /54. To Bradshaw from J. Mackay, conveying His Excellency’s Thanks.Ten other letters to Bradshaw from various Australian Banks dated 1858 to 1860 regarding buying gold, assaying and other matters relating to gold mining. 2 of his Business cards.$400 - $500

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65 ANGAS, GEORGE FRENCHSouth Australia Illustrated.Wellington: Reed 1967, Number 393 of a facsimile edition of 1,000 copies. Folio 560mm, [6] l., 60 coloured plates, each with descriptive text, facsimile covers bound in, Half morocco binding, near fine.$150 - $300

66 AUSTRALIA & PACIFIC HISTORIES1. G. H. Wathen - The Golden Colony: or Victoria in 1854. London 1855. 263p, Lacking map of Victoria. Original binding, worn. 2. W.S. Caine - A Trip Round the World in 1887-8. London 1894. Original pictorial red cloth binding. 3. Frank T. Bullen - Advance Australia. London 1907. VG in original binding. 4. B. A. Heywood - A Vacation Tour at the Antipodes. London 1863. Illustration & 2 maps [lacking map in front pocket]. Original binding stained.$50 - $60

67 GREY, SIR GEORGEJournals of Two Expeditions of Discovery in North West and Western Australia, during the years 1837, 38, and 39, under the authority of Her Majesty’s Government... In two volumes. London: T & W Boone 1841. Volume I. xiv, 412p; Volume II. vii, 482p. Both volumes complete with plates [including coloured], maps and illustrations. 220mm, rebound with new endpapers, original marbled boards with modern leather spine and corners, gilt titles. A very nice tidy set.$400 - $600

68 SMITH, S. PERCY [2 ITEMS]Notes on the Kermadec Group. Paper read before the Auckland Institute 14th November 1887.Bound with two papers by T.F. Cheeseman ‘On the Birds of the Kermadec Islands’ and ‘On the Flora of the Kermadec Islands’, Auckland Institute 1890 & 1887. Bound in blue cloth, fine.2. The Kermadec Islands. Their Capabilities and Extent. Wellington: 1887. 29p, 15 plates some in colour and one fldg, large fldg map. A complete worn copy, disbound and lacking back cover, front cover torn with loss. Fair.$60 - $100

69 THOMSON, J.P.British New Guinea.Brisbane: George Philip & Son 1892. xxvii, 336pp, 4pp adverts, frontis, illustrated, large colour fldg map of New Guinea. 235mm, sprinkle of foxing throughout, original red cloth with gilt spine lightly faded, VG.,$80 - $100

70 WILLIAMSON, ROBERT. W. [2 TITLES]Essays in Polynesian Ethnology. Edited by R. Piddington.

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Cambridge: At the University Press 1939. xlii,373pp, 10 plates, 2 maps [one fldg], tables. 245mm, original green cloth, gilt spine titles, DJ, VG copy.2. Noel Rutherford - Shirley Baker and the Kingdom of Tonga. Thesis, April 1966, signed and dated N. Rutherford. 459p [text on one side only] map and 2 illustrations. 250mm, limp black cloth binding. Light edge wear. Shirley Waldemar Baker [1836-1903] was a Methodist Missionary in Tonga, founder of the Free Church of Tonga and Prime Minister.$100 - $150

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71 MAJOR H. RUSSELL MC. [1929-2018]. SERVICE NUMBER 30184, RNZ ARMOURED CORPS, NZSAS, KOREA, VIETNAM.

List of Medals – full size and miniature1. Military Cross2. New Zealand Operational Service Medal3. Korea Medal4. United Nations Medal Korea clasp5. Vietnam Medal6. New Zealand General Service 1992 (Warlike) Vietnam clasp7. Long Service and Good Conduct Medal8. New Zealand Defence Service Medal Regular clasp 9. South Korea Campaign Medal10. Vietnam Star

Three Royal New Zealand Armoured Corp Uniforms.Red Mess kit jacket, trousers with cummerbund, bow tie & black patent shoes.Khaki battledress uniform.Sam Brown belt.One overcoat.One Operations jacket.3 berets, 1 with RNZAC with brass and silver badge, 2 SAS berets with cloth badges.Leather baton; Pair of leather gloves; one knitted tie.

Portfolio.Includes information, from his school days 1944-1947 to his funeral in 15.11.2018.Photograph of Maj. H. Russell with .50 Cal M2 Browning machine gun, Townsville, Australia 1970. Numerous original snapshot photographs from 1944 to 2015, including Korea and Vietnam.Details relating to his Investiture by Queen Elizabeth II at the Wellington Town Hall March 1970. Royal telegrams & invitation as well as many letters and telegrams congratulating him on receiving a rare “Immediate” Military Cross Testimonials from high-ranking Military personnel.1 Ranger Squadron NZSAR. Papakura 1966-70. Certificate – Lifetime Member, Mackenzie Raiders, 3d Squadron, 4th Cavalry, 4th February 1969 at Cu Chi, Republic of Vietnam signed Robert McCowan.Certificate of Appreciation, Free World Military Assistance Office, United Sates Military Assistance Command, Vietnam.

Three Military Shield Plaques presented to Capt. H. Russell, all featuring monograms, Free World Military Assistance Office. MACV [1968-69]. New Zealand Vietnam Force [1969].Royal New Zealand Armoured Corps [1960-65].Six engraved presentation tankards presented to him by:1st Royal Tank Regiment 1953, Korea; R.S.M.N.Z Scottish Regiment. 2nd Armoured Regent. The Wairou Command Officer’s Mess 1971. Sergeants Mess Wairou 1964. Dorset Officer’s Mess.

Books include: Frank Rennie – Regular Soldier, inscribed by the author.Four official W.W.II Campaign histories – Crete, Greece, Egypt and Problems with the NZEF. Robin Kay – 27 [Machine Gun] Battalion.

Framed prints include:Framed photograph of Harry Russell in Mess Dress on his 80th birthday by Jane Dove Juneau. Print of Prince Charles.Portrait of RSM Harry Russell No.1 Scots.Military print featuring, WWII Monty, Smuts, Allen and Churchill. McKenzie Raiders - With Presentation plaque ‘Cpt Harry Russell, New Zealand Armoured Corp Honorary “Raider”, 3rd Squadron, 4th Cavalry’. January 1969.Ltd edition print Queen Alexandra’s Mounted Rifles. No 378 0 400.Ltd edition print No.12. Centurion, 38th Parallel, Korea.$75,000 - $120,000

72 EARL OF RANFURLYRoll of Honour, 1840 - 1902. Defenders of the Empire, Resident in New Zealand. Wellington: Printed at ‘The New Zealand Times’ company 1902. Title page, 108p, complete copy, lacking paper covers. Sprinkle of foxing on front and back pages and small abrasions. Contents clean and VG.Rare.$150 - $250

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73 FEATON, JOHN. [2 TITLES]The Waikato War, Together with some account of Te Kooti Rikirangi. Auckland: Brett 1923.New edition revised by Gilbert Mair. 232p, frontis and illustrations. 220mm, maroon cloth black titles, light marks. VGWith a copy of the Capper Press edition published in 1971. VG in a DJ.$50 - $75.00

74 HAMILTON - BROWNE, COLONEL G. [2 TITLES]With the Lost Legion in New Zealand. London: T. Werner Laurie (nd). Colonial Issue, first edition. vi, [1] l., 397p, adverts illustrations, 230mm, red cloth with black titles, light foxing on prelims, old tape marks on endpapers, & contemporary inscription. VG.2. Camp Fire Yarns of the Lost Legion. London: T. Werner Laurie (nd). First edition (colonial issue), x, [2] l., 301p, illustrations. 225mm, original red cloth, black titles, spine faded, VG.$80 - $100

75 WHITMORE, SIR GEORGE S. [ASSOCIATION COPY]The Last Māori War in New Zealand,Under the Self- Reliant Policy. London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co 1902. xxxix, 198p, frontis, maps and plates. 225mm, sprinkle of edge foxing, original red cloth with gilt, spine faded else VG. With the armorial book plate of Percival Clay Neill founder of Dunedin Company, Neill & Co, importers of wines, spirits, etc, later merging with R. Wilson & Co to become Wilson Neill & Co.$100 - $150

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76 ANGAS, GEORGE FRENCHPortraits of the New Zealand Māori.Wellington: Reed 1972, No 3 of 750 numbered copies, facsimile edition. Folio 545mm ,16p 49 coloured plates, each with descriptive text, [5] l., coloured map. Half morocco binding, near fine.$250 - $350

77 ANGAS, GEORGE FRENCHThe New ZealandersWellington: Reed 1966, No 8 of 750 copies, facsimile edition of the original 1846 edition. Folio 560mm, [12]p, 60 coloured plates, each with descriptive text, facsimile covers bound in at end. Half morocco binding, near fine.$250 - $300

78 BEATTIE, HERRIESMāori Place-names of Canterbury.Dunedin: ODT & Witness 1945. 120p, owners name on title page. 220mm, original paper cover, marginal toning else near fine copy.$50 - $75.00

79 BEST ELSDON - DOMINION MUSEUM BULLETINS NO 12 & 13 1. Fishing Methods and Devices of the Māori. Wellington, Govt Ptr 1929. viii, 230p illustrated 240mm original pink paper covers, near fine.2. The Whare Kohanga and its Lore. Wellington: Govt Ptr 1929. 72p, [1] l., 245mm, decorative blue cloth boards with black titles, fine.$80 - $100

80 BEST, ELDSON The Pa Māori.Dominion Museum. Bulletin No. 6. Wellington: W & T 1927. viii, 339p, illustrations and plans, name inked out on titles, 280mm, original pink card covers, lightly faded, VG.$50 - $100

81 BEST, ELSDONDominion Museum Monographs 1-6 and 13.Some Aspects of Māori Myth and Religion [1922]; Spiritual and Mental Concepts of the Māori [1922]; The Astronomical Knowledge of the Māori, Genuine and Empirical. [1922]; The Māori Division of Time. [1922]; Polynesian Voyagers [1923]; The Māori school of Learning. [1923]; The Whare Kohanga and its Lore. [1929]. All bound into one volume, Wellington: Govt Ptr, some light spotting and a few marks, owner’s details on endpaper. 245mm, black cloth, titled on front board.$60 - $80

82 BEST, ELSDONMāori Religion and Mythology. Dominion Museum Bulletin No. 10. Section 1.Wellington: Govt Ptr 1924. [3] l.,264p, plates, 280mm, original pink paper covers, some chips & light marks. VG.$50 - $100

83 BEST, ELSDONWaikare-Moana, The Sea of the Rippling Waters, The Lake: The Land: The Legends with a tramp through Tuhoe land. Wellington Govt Ptr 1897. iv, 66p, plates and 2 maps [one fldg]. pink paper covers, detached and chips.2. The Mythopoetic Māori, his genius for personification as seen in his mythological concepts. Thomas Avery 1922. 15p booklet

inscribed on title by Elsdon Best and with his and his wife’s name beneath the Māori interpretation of their names.$100 - $150

84 BRAILSFORD, BARRYGreenstone Trails. The Māori search for Pounamu. Reed 1984, 1st edition. 192p, illustrated, name whited out verso of front endpaper. 240mm, illustrated card covers, VG.$50 - $75.00

85 CAPPER PRESS - 4 TITLES1. F Kerry-Nichols - The King Country. Capper Press 1974. Book plate of Fred B. Butler, DJ. VG. 2. Thomas Moser - Mahoe Leaves. Capper Press 1974. DJ, near fine. 3. W. L. T. Travers - Some Chapters in the Life and Times of Te Rauparaha. Chief of the Ngatitoa. Capper Press 1975. DJ, fine. 4. G. Rusden - Aureretanga; Groans of the Māoris. Capper Press 1975. Books plate of Fred B. Butler, DJ, VG.$50 - $60

86 FOUR CAPPER PRESS TITLES.1. Savage, John - Some Account of New Zealand [1973]. 2. The Life and Times of Patuone [1974]. 3. F. Kerry Nichols [1974]. 4. Sir J. E. Gorst - The Māori King. [1974].All in DJ’s published by Capper Press and VG.$60 - $80

87 FOUR CAPPER PRESS TITLES.1. Sir J. E. Alexander - Incidents of the Māori War. [1976]. 2. Edward Shortland - Traditions & Superstitions of the New Zealanders. [1980]. 3. Lieut. H. F. McKillop - Reminiscences of Twelve Months Service in New Zealand. [1973]. 4. J. Cowan - Tales of the Māori Coast. [1976]. All published by Capper Press, in DJs and VG.$50 - $60

88 HAMILTON, AUGUSTUSThe Art Workmanship of the Māori Race in New Zealand. A series of illustrations from specially taken photographs with descriptive notes and essays on the canoes, habitations, weapons, ornaments and dress of the Māoris.... Wellington: Published by the Governors of the New Zealand Institute 1896-1900. Issued in 5 parts paged continuously, original paper covers bound in at end.This copy is bound in the deluxe full red leather with elaborate gilt patterning and titles to spine and front board and with colour rafter pattern on all edges. Ex-library copy with presentation label front endpaper, 2 small labels, back endpaper and one small rubber stamp on final page. Rebacked using the original spine strip and internal hinges strengthened, edges worn.$600 - $800

89 MAIR, CAPTAIN GILBERTReminiscences and Māori Stories. Auckland: 1923. Decorative green cloth. Near fine.$30 - $50

90 MĀORI HISTORIES [4 TITLES]1. James Cowan - Tales of the Māori Coast. Wellington: Fine Arts [NZ] Limited 1930. 197p, sprinkle of foxing and book plate of C. E. Hawkins on endpapers. 220mm, grey cloth black titles. 2. James Cowan - The Māoris of New Zealand. W & T 1910. xxiv, 356p, illustrated, original binding. 3. Kate McCosh Clark - Māori Tales & Legends. Illustrated by Robert Atkinson. London: 1896. 215mm, pages unopened, original pink decorative cloth, faded. 4. Johannes C. Andersen - Māori Life in Ao-tea. W & T [1907]. xi, [5p]675p, frontis & illustrations. 225mm original tan decorative cloth.All G copies.$50 - $100

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91 MCLEAN, M & M. ORBELL [ 4 TITLES]Traditional Songs of the Māori. Wellington: Reed 1975. 324p, oblong, 225 x 380mm. DJ, VG.2. Te Rango Hiroa - The Coming of the Māori. Cawthron Lecture. New Plymouth 1929. 43p, illustrations and map, 245mm, original paper covers, VG.3. Journal of Polynesian Society. No.36 Dec 1900. Original paper covers, VG.4. Colonial Museum Bulletin No. 1. 1905. Wellington: Govt Ptr 1906. 71p, illustrated, old damp damage, complete and legible apart from lacking back paper cover.$80 - $100

92 MEMOIRS OF BOARD OF MĀORI ETHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH. VOLS 2 & 4.Johannes C. Andersen - Māori String Figures. Wellington 1927. xi, 173p, illustrated.Felix M. Keesing - The Changing Māori. Wellington 1928. xvi, 198p, some browning.Both with owner’s details on endpapers and bound in the original red publisher’s cloth with Māori rafter patterns.$50 - $100

93 NEICH, ROGERCarved Histories. Rotorua Ngati Tarawhai Woodcarving.Auckland University Press 2001. xx, 424p, illustrated throughout, 265mm, black boards, gilt titles. DJ, fine$150 - $200

94 NGATA, SIR APIRANA. - PARTS 1,2,3,4.Nga Moteatea. The Songs, Scattered Pieces from many Canoe Areas.Wellington: The Polynesian Society. Part 1. 1959; Part II. 1961; Part III 1970, all in red boards with decorative rafter pattern binding. Part IV .1990. red card covers with rafter pattern, spine faded. Some light wear to II & III, else VG.$60 - $100

95 PHILLIPS F. L. [2 TITLES]Landmarks of Tainui. Nga Tohu a Tainui. Historic Places of the Tainui People. Otorohanga: Tohu Publishers 1989, signed by author. x, 214p, illustrated in colour. 305mm, DJ, fine.2. D.M. Stafford - Te Arawa. A History of the Arawa People. Reed 1967. x, 573p, illustrations, 255mm, maroon cloth with light edge war, DJ rubbed and creased.$80 - $120

96 POLACK, J. S.Manners and Customs of the New Zealanders; and Remarks to Intending Emigrants.London: James Madden & Co 1840. In 2 volumes. xxxiv, 288p, frontis, title page vignette, illustrations and fldg map [small tape repair verso]. Volume II. xviii, 304p, frontis, vignette and illustrations. Some light spasmodic browning 198mm, ribbed cloth, blind stamped and decorative gilt to boards and gilt to spines, rebacked with original spine strips, all edges gilt. VG set.$600 - $700

97 SHORTLAND, EDWARDTraditions and Superstitions of the New Zealanders:With illustrations of their manners and customs. London: Longman, Brown etc 1856, second edition. xi, 316p, frontis, title page vignette, 2 folding genealogy tables. 173mm, ex-lib copy in half calf library binding, wear at hinges.$60 - $80

98 TE ORANGA MĀORIMe ona tikanga rekareka. The Māori at home with his pleasures and pastimes. Auckland: Frank Duncan & Co nd, ca 1910. Plates on 12 l., both sides. Images include formal portraits, haka images of young women, children, daily life. Oblong 80 x 230mm, original paper covers edges frayed, contents VG.$50 - $60

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99 CATLIN, GEORGENorth American Indians: being letters and notes on their manners, customs and conditions. Written during eight years travel amongst the wildest tribes of Indians in North America, 1832 - 1839. Edinburgh: John Grant 1926. In two volumes. Volume. I. ix, [1] l., 298p, fldg colour map; Volume II. xii, 303p, map at end, both volumes complete with colour lithographs, a few light marks and small sprinkle of foxing mostly endpapers and edges, small owners stamp. 260mm bound in original pictorial cloth gilt titles to spine and front cover, pictorial decoration in gilt and black to spine and front cover, top edge gilt, others uncut, light edge wear and bumping to corners. A handsome set.$300 - $400

100 MCKENNEY, THOMAS. L. & JAMES HALL The Indian Tribes of north America. With biographical sketches and anecdotes of the principal chiefs. Edinburgh: John Grant 1933 - 34. Complete set of 3 volumes. Complete with colour frontispieces, portraits with captioned tissue guards, two fldg maps and two photogravure portraits. Sprinkle of light foxing front and back pages, Small unsightly ink owners stamp on verso of title pages of Vols II & III else a very good set in the original dark blue ribbed cloth, top edges gilt, with gilt titles & blind stamp on front boards.$300 - $400

101 PRICE, JOHNAn Historical and Topographical Account of Hereford. With Some Remarks of the River Wye, and the natural and artificial beauties contiguous to its Banks from Brobery to Wilton. Hereford: Printed by D. Walker 1796. 262p, frontis & 6 engraved plates. Bound with: An Historical and Topographical Account of Leominster, and Its Vicinity; With an Appendix. Ludlow: H. Procter 1795. 272 [1]p, frontis and 6 engraved plates. Second volume with a contemporary ink cartoon of a gentleman reading by candlelight inscribed ‘A well-known character at [?]Leorn’. Offsetting from plates, and light foxing, 220mm, original half leather binding with spine title label, and gilt to spine. Worn at edges, hinges frail.$80 - $120

102 ST. JOHN, SIR SPENSERHayti or The Black Republic. London: Smith Elder & Co 1884. xiv,[1] l., 343p, frontis [fldg colour map], 210mm, original green cloth gilt titles and decorative gilt front board, black rules. Light wear to edges, near fine copy.St. John wrote this account of Haiti after spending several years there as a chargé d’affaires and later, resident minister. Included are chapters on population, voodoo worship and cannibalism, and a general description of the country and its history.$100 - $150

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103 COLENSO, WILLIAM [2 PRINTINGS]He Kupu Wakatupato, Na te Aroha Pono...No imprint evidently printed at [Paihia] 1842. 8p, untrimmed 196mm.Description by Colenso of the service by the Bishop of London for the reception of three priests from the Church of Rome.2. Ko te tuarua o nga Pukapuka Waki ...Imprint at end Hopataone - 1840. 24p, 185mm.A continuation of Colenso’s discussion on errors of the Church of Rome, between Rapu Pono [ Truth Seeker] and Aroha [True Love].$80 - $120

104 GREY, SIR GEORGE [2 TITLES]Nga Mahi A Nga Tupuna. Edited by H. W. Williams. Thomas Avery 1928, 3rd edition. xx, 211p, owner’s details and browning on endpapers. 255mm, brown illustrated cloth rubbed, with light wear at edges, in defective DJ.2. A. T. Ngata - Nga Moteatea... Part 1. second impression. Hastings: E. S. Cliff and Co 1928. 120p, browning on endpapers, and overs name. 245mm, original cloth mottled.$50 - $60

105 GREY, SIR GEORGEKo Nga Waiata Māori, He Mea Kohikohi... Cape of Good Hope 1857 [i.e. 1950]. 57p, 255mm, bound in maroon cloth boards with gilt titles, light toning and a few light marks. Owners’ details on endpaper. The beginning of a title by Grey containing 48 Māori songs. In 1949 sufficient copies of p57 were discovered in the Auckland Library enabling the completion of the book, so although printed in 1857 it was not published until 1950. Bagnall G860$200 - $250

106 WILLIAMS, W. L. A Dictionary of the New Zealand Language.Auckland: Upton and Co 1892. 325pp, sprinkle of foxing, sewing loose on one section. 215mm, original brick coloured cloth, gilt titles, a good serviceable copy.$50 - $60

NATURAL HISTORY

107 ANDERSON, ATHOLProdigious Birds; Moas and moa-hunting in prehistoric New Zealand.Cambridge University Press 1989. xviii,238p, illustrations and diagrams. Green boards, gilt titles, DJ, near fine.$60 - $100

108 BERENTSON, QUINNMoa; The Life and Death of New Zealand’s Legendary Bird.Nelson: Craig Potton Publishing 2012. 300p, colour & B/W illustration throughout. 260mm, original white boards with illustration of a moa head and black titles, DK, Fine.$200 - $300

109 BULLER, WALTER LAWRYA History of the Birds of New Zealand.London: John Van Voorst 1873. xxiii, 384p, [5]p of reviews and notices. frontis, illus. Edges frayed to frontis and it has been laid on to a separate leaf and bound in. Sprinkle of foxing as usual

front and back page. Plates mainly clean with a few spots caused by the tissue guards. Bound into the original full red leather binding, original gilt back strip laid on and the corners have been reinforced in red leather. An attractive copy in the rare full leather binding.$12,000 - $13,000

109A BULLER, SIR WALTER LAWRYA History of the Birds of New Zealand.London [Published for the Subscribers] by the Author 1888. Second edition, two volumes. Vol I. lxxxiv, 250p, [6]pp extracts from reviews, 24 colour plates, illustrations. Vol II. xv, 359p, 26 plates [24 colour]. Spots of foxing mostly front and back pages, and margins of the plates. Folio, 370mm bound in a contemporary half leather binding with gilt rules and titles to spine, scuffing spine ends and edges and cloth lightly discoloured. A very tidy set.$6,000 - $8,000

110 DARWIN, CHARLES [2 TITLES]The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to SexLondon: John Murray 1881, Second edition [14th thousand]. xvi, 693pp, illustrations. Small light stamp [decorative C] at head of contents page & contemporary owner’s details on endpaper, one section loose, light sprinkle of foxing. Original green publisher’s cloth with gilt to spine. VG.2. A Naturalist’s Voyage. Journal of Researches into the Natural History and Geology of the countries visited during the voyage of H.M.S. Beagle round the world. London: John Murray 1890. New edition. xi, 500p, frontis portrait. Foxing front and back pages, else clean, half calf binding with title labels, gilt to spine, leather scuffed worn at front hinge, intact. VG.$150 - $200

111 DARWIN, CHARLESOn the Origin of Species by means of natural selection, or the preservation of favoured races in the struggle for life. London: John Murray 1892, sixth edition [forty-third thousand] with additions and corrections. xxi, 432p, 32p of publisher’s adverts. 195mm bound in publisher’s green cloth, gilt titles, blind-stamped borders. Light browning to endpapers else a clean fine copy.$250 - $450

112 DARWIN, CHARLESThe Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to sex.Ln 1890, Second Edition [27th thousand]. Contemporary owners name penned across title page. original green publisher’s cloth with gilt. light toning on endpapers and edges and cloth lightly mottled.$100 - $200

113 EAGLE, AUDREYEagle’s Trees and Shrubs of New Zealand in Colour.Auckland: Collins 1975, 1st edition. 311p, colour plates and maps. 260mm, tan cloth with gilt front board and spine, DJ, fine. With the original card protective box.$150 - $200

114 FERN ALBUMFerns of Australasia.Album of fifteen card leaves of ferns displayed in patterns with printed names. Compiler of the album unknown, ferns mostly very good a few small losses. Folio 470mm, bound in half leather with gilt title on front board, binding worn and stained, split to the leather of front hinge [130mm].$150 - $250

115 HAAST, JULIUS VON [ASSOCIATION COPY]Geology of the Provinces of Canterbury and Westland, New Zealand. A report comprising the results of official explorations.

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Christchurch: ‘Times Office’ 1879. ix, [3], 486p, all maps, sections and views present as called for. Inscribed on blank preliminary page ‘From the Author’ and with the signatures of J. Hector and T. Lindsay Buick and the blind stamp of Charles Prendergast Knight. Some spotting on this page and partially pulled from gutter, contents clean and tight. Bound into a contemporary black half leather binding with green textured cloth boards, title label, gilt titles and decorative gilt rules to boards and spine. A very attractive copy.$300 - $350

116 HOCHSTETTER, DR. F. VON [2TITLES]New Zealand, Its Physical Geography, Geology and Natural History. With special references to the results of government expeditions in the provinces of Auckland and Nelson. Stuttgart: J.G. Cotta 1867. xvi, 515p, colour frontis and 6 colour plates, 2 fldg maps at end. Sprinkle of foxing and browning as usual to colour plates. 270mm, bound in original green blind-stamped cloth with gilt vignette and titles, small knocks to corners and spine ends, VG.2. Mike Johnston & Sascha Nolden - Travels of Hochstetter and Haast in New Zealand 1858-1860. Nikau Press. Signed by authors.336p, illustrated throughout. 250mm, laminated pictorial boards, fine.$200 - $300

117 HUTTON, CAPTAIN. F.W.Index Faunae Novae ZealandiaeLondon: Dulau & Co 1904. Published for Philosophical Institute of Canterbury. viii, 372p, 220mm, green cloth, gilt spine titles, fine copy in glassine wrapper.$50 - $60

118 LLOYD, E.F. Geology and Hot Springs of Orakeikorako. New Zealand Geological Survey Bulletin 85, Wellington 1972. frontis, 164p, maps, tables and illustrations, 4 fldg maps in back pocket. 285mm, bound in full tan leather with gilt tooled titles spine and front board and in slip case.In presentation binding, Ex Ron Keam estate$100 - $200

119 PARK, JAMESThe Geology of New Zealand. An introduction to the Historical, Structural and Economic Geology. Christchurch: W & T 1910. xx, 488p, Plates, maps including fldg map at end, illustrations in text. 225mm, original red cloth. VG.Loosely enclosed a photocopy of a letter addressed to ‘My dear Henderson’ the letter discusses Julius von Haast, his book and his relationships with people at the Colonial Museum ‘... he had a set on McKay he would go a long way round to avoid him Mac was ready to bury the hatchet but Haast never relented. Mac got even by writing and publishing “The Canterbury Gilpin” a rather clever skit...’$40 - $60

120 THOMAS, A.P.W.Report on the Eruption of Tarawera and Rotomahana, N.Z. Wellington: Govt Printer 1888. 74p, 13 plates and 2 fldg maps, 235mm original grey paper covers abraded along spine, contents clean and VG.

$60 - $100

MARITIME

121 BYRNE, BRIAN [2 TITLES]The Pandora Survey.The completion of the 1848-1856 Great Survey of New Zealand by HMS Pandora together with an account of its genesis and initial phase. Auckland, published by author 2007. xvi, 304p, illustrations and maps. 295mm, DJ, fine.2. Paul Moon - The Waikato. A History of New Zealand’s Greatest River. Atuanui Press 2018. 453p, illustrated throughout. 240mm, laminated pictorial boards, DJ, fine.$60 - $100

122 DRUETT, JOANPetticoat Whalers. Whaling wives at sea.Auckland: Collins 1991. 213p, illustrated throughout. 265mm, green boards, silver titles, DJ near fine.$40 - $50

123 MCNAB, ROBERT [2 TITLES]The Old Whaling days. A History of Southern New Zealand from 1830-1840. xiii, 508p, 220mm, ex-lib mark on spine, worn complete copy in original binding.2. Thayer Fairburn - The Orpheus Disaster. Waiuku: Western Publishing Co 1987, signed by author. 242p, illustrated 280mm, original paper covers, VG.The wreck of the steam corvette of HMS Orpheus on the Manukau Bar in 1863 with loss of 189 lives.$50 - $80

VOYAGES & TRAVELS

124 BEAGLEHOLE, J.C. [EDITOR]The Journals of Captain James Cook [3 volumes]1. The Voyage of the Resolution and Discovery, 1776 - 1780. Volumes. III, Parts one and two. Cambridge: Hakluyt Society 1967. Both in DJ’s and VG.2. The Life of Captain James Cook. Hakluyt Society 1974, first edition. DJ, VG.$200 - $250

125 COOK, CAPTAIN A Collection of Voyages round the World Performed by Royal Authority. Containing a complete Historical Account of Captain Cook’s First, second, Third and Last Voyages, undertaken for making New Discoveries .... London: A. Millar, W. Law and R. Cater 1790. In 6 volumes. Vol I. 372p; Vol II. 373 - 792p; Vol III. 793 - 1184p; Vol IV. 1185 - 1546p; Vol V. 1547 - 1939p; Vol VI. 1940 - 2242, 4p directions to binder. Complete with all charts and plates except North East View of Otahatie, which doesn’t appear to have been there. 215mm, all bound in contemporary full tree calf complete with title labels and numbers, gilt to spine. A very attractive set in VG condition.$1,500 - $3,500

126 COOK, CAPTAIN JAMES A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean, undertaken by the Command of His Majesty, Performed under the direction of Captains Cook, Clerke and Gore, in His Majesty’s Ships the Resolution and Discovery in the Years 1776,1777, 1778, 1779 and 1780. The second

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edition, London: Nichol & Cadell 1785. Three volumes complete with charts & views [without the folio of plates]. Vol I. x [xci], 421p, 7 charts; Vol II. [xiv], 556p, and 11 charts and views; Vol III. [xiv] 548p, 6 charts and views. Repair to title page, a few spots else a very clean set. 295mm, bound in half leather with marbled boards, morocco title labels, back board of volume II. is detached, the rest of the boards are all intact though worn.The Account of James Cook’s third and fatal voyage, during which he became the first European to make contact with the Hawaiian Islands. He then sailed north to pass through the Bering straits looking for a North West passage. Blocked by the arctic ice wall, he returned to Hawaii where he was killed.$1,500 - $2,000

127 COOK, CAPTAIN, JAMES AND CAPTAIN JAMES, KINGA Voyage to the Pacific Ocean, undertaken by the Command of His Majesty, for making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere... Performed under the Direction of Captains Cook, Clerke and Gore in His Majesty’s Ships the Resolution and Discovery in the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779 and 1780 in three volumes. Dublin: 1784. Vol I. xcviii, 421p, 7 of 8 charts and views, lacking general chart of Cooks discoveries; Vol II. [xiv]p, 549p, 10 of 12 charts and views.; Vol III. [xii], 559p, complete with 6 charts and views. All are in the original tree calf bindings with gilt ruling on boards and gilt and title labels to spine,Volume I is spilt down the centre of the text block, covers and endpapers detached. Volume. II. front board and endpapers detached. Volume. III is intact, wear at hinges. The text is generally clean signatures and some browning on front endpapers, short tears at some of the maps where badly opened.$500 - $600

128 FORSTER, JOHNObservations made during a Voyage Round the World.on physical geography, natural history and ethic philosophy... London: G. Robinson 1778. 649p, [3]p errata and list of subscribers. Large fold. comparative table of South Sea Languages (from the Society Islands to New Holland), tear. Lacking the map. 280mm, rebound in half leather with papered boards [not recent], on raised bands and gilt spine titles.A pioneer work on the anthropology of the Pacific by a naturalist aboard the Resolution. It was originally intended to be a part of the official narrative but when it was rejected by the Earl of Sandwich Forster had it printed on his own account.$1,000 - $1,500

129 JOPPIEN, RUDIGER & BERNARD SMITHThe Art of Captain Cook’s Voyages. Volume I: The Voyage of the Endeavour 1768-1771; Volume II: The Voyage of the Resolution & Adventure 1772-1775; Volumes III-IV: The Voyage of the Resolution and Discovery 1776-1780. Publisher: Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art by Yale University Press, New Haven & London. First American Edition. Illustrated. xv, 247; xiii, 274; xxi, 233; 235-669 pp. 4 vols. Folio. “Captain James Cook’s three voyages of exploration to the Pacific between 1768 and 1780 were the first of the great European voyages of discovery to carry professional artists. The Art of Captain Cook’s Voyages contains all the known drawings and paintings done for these voyages”. 350mm, bound in brown boards, and in DJs. A little light edge wear Volume.1. short tear in DJ. A VG set.$300 - $500

130 KITSON, ARTHURCaptain James Cook R. N., F. R. S. “The Circumnavigator”. London: John Murray 1907. xvi, 525p, [2]p publisher’s adverts, frontis, illustrations. Contemporary owner’s name on endpaper, 230mm, dark green cloth, black rules on front board and gilt monogram, gilt spine titles, light wear at spine ends, a VG copy.$80 - $120

131 LA PEROUSE, J. G. G. DE [3 VOLUMES]A Voyage Round the World, in the Years 1785, 1786, 1787 and 1788. Published conformably to the decree of the National Assembly of the 22nd of April, 1791 and edited by M. L. A. Milet-Mureau... In three volumes. London: J. Johnson 1798, first English edition. Vol I. x, [1]l., 532p; Vol II. X, 498p; Vol III. viii, 446p, 60p [Tables showing the course of L’Boussole]. With all the 41 maps and engravings, many folding. 220mm, small booksellers stamp to front endpapers, bound in original full treecalf with red morocco title and number labels. Hinges intact but weak on volume I. a few abrasions edge wear commensurate with age, an attractive set.$1,000 - $1,500

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132 COX, ALFRED [2 TITLES]Recollections: Australia, England, Ireland, Scotland, New Zealand. Christchurch: W & T 1884. vii, 272p, browning on preliminary pages. 215mm, bound in mustard cloth with illustration and titles in black, light marks and wear. 2. George Lacy [“The Old Pioneer”] - Pictures of Travel, Sport and Adventure. London: C. Arthur Pearson 1899. xvi, 420p, illustrations, includes New Zealand content. 230mm, bound in blue cloth with gilt titles and illustration. Edge wear and light browning.$80 - $120

133 TANGYE, RICHARDNotes of my Fourth Voyage to the Australian Colonies including Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand 1886. Birmingham: White & Pike [1886]. xii, 157p, [1] l., of advert 225mm, black card covers, At head of title: For Private Circulation. NZ content 93-142p. paper browned. Bound into maroon cloth boards with gilt spine titles. Bagnall 5455$80 - $120

134 TURNER S.Siberia: A Record of Travel, Climbing and Exploration. London: T. Fisher Unwin 1905. xxiv, 420mm, 2 fldg maps, illustrated throughout. Light toning on endpapers, small owner’s stamps. Contemporary inscription front endpaper, top edge gilt. else untrimmed, 230mm, bound in original red cloth with gilt illustrations and titles, spine lightly discoloured, VG.$60 - $100

135 WHYMPER, EDWARDTravels Amongst the Great Andes of the Equator. London: John Murray 1892. Second edition. xxiv, frontis, maps, including fldg map in back pocket, illustrations, edges untrimmed. 235mm, original olive-green cloth with gilt borders and gilt spine titles, VG copy.$100 - $200

MAPS & PRINTS

136 BANKES, THOMASA New & Accurate Chart of the Discoveries made by the late Capt James Cook and other distinguished Modern Navigators.... Exhibiting Botany Bay with the whole coast of New South Wales

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in New Holland Also New Zealand, Norfolk and the various other islands situated in the great Pacific Ocean... Engraved for Bankes New System of Geography published by the King’s Royal License, ca 1790. Unbound hand-coloured map 465 x 350mm, VG.$250 - $350

137 BONNE, RIGOBERTCarte De La Nouvelle Zeelande. Par M.Bonne, Ingénieur-Hydrographe de la Marine. Ca 1770. Hand-coloured unbound map showing Cook’s daily tracks around the island with four insets. 360 x 250mm to plate marks. Light toning, a very nice copy.$800 - $1,000

138 COOK, CAPT. JAMESA General Chart Exhibiting the Discoveries made by Capt. James Cook in his First, Second and Third Voyages with the Tracks of the Ships under his Command. London: Published by Alex Hogg at the Kings Arms, [1785], he was active in London from 1778 to 1824Unbound hand-coloured map, 330 x 505mm, centred on the Pacific and showing the tracks of each of Cook’s voyages. margins reinforced, old creases. Attractive copy of an important map.$200 - $300

139 COOK, CAPTAIN JAMESCarte De La Nle Zelande visitée en 1769 et 1770 par le Lieutenant J. Cook Commandant De L’Endeavor Vaisseau De La Majesté. This French version was converted from the English chart published with the first edition of Hawkesworth’s collection in 1773 and published in Paris in 1774. Uncoloured unbound copy, one or two small light marks, VG.$2,000 - $2,500

140 COOK, CAPTAIN JAMESChart of Cook’s Strait in New Zealand.John Ryland, Engraver. [London: Printed for Strahan and T. Cadell 1773]. From John Hawkesworth - An Account of the Voyages undertaken by the order of His present Majesty for making Discoveries in the southern Hemisphere.... 290 x 290mm, very slight trimming from top edge of plate mark. Map is clean and clear.$100 - $200

141 COOK, CAPTAIN JAMESKaart van Cooks Straat in Nieuw Zeeland (ca1803). Scarce late-18th century engraved map issued for a rare Dutch version of Cook’s Voyages. 285 x 290mm, condition clean and VG.$100 - $200

142 COOKS VOYAGES - 2 ENGRAVINGS John Hawkesworth - An Account of the Voyages undertaken by the order of His present Majesty ... London 1773.1. Sydney Parkinson - The Head of a New Zealander. No.13. 220 x 174 mm to plate marks. With a comb in his hair a greenstone ornament in his ear and a fish’s tooth round his neck. Engraving from a drawing by Sydney Parkinson.2. A fortified town or village called a Hippa built on a perforated rock at Tolaga in New Zealand, 265 x 230 to plate marks, engraving from a drawing by Sydney Parkinson.$150 - $200

143 D’URVILLE, DUMONTCarte De La Partie Septentrionale De La Nouvelle Zélande par M.M. Durville et Lotin 1831 Paris: 1831. Original engraved French map showing the northern part of New Zealand’s North Island, including the Bay of Islands. From ‘Voyage de L’Astrolabe. Partie Historique. The chart shows the 1827 track of the Astrolabe, during its visit to the region led

by D’Urville. Unbound, size 350mm x 525mm, with margins. Nice example of this rare map of the Bay of Islands showing Hokianga as Shoukianga [the site of New Zealand’s first Capital].$400 - $600

144 HOCHSTETTER DR. F. VON UND DR. A. PETERMANGeologisch - Topographischer, Atlas Von Neu - Seeland.Gotha: Justus Perthes 1863. 16p, text in German, complete with six colour maps, 20p of text German. The six maps each have the details and short descriptions in English tipped in. The atlas is disbound in original papered boards, maps and pages are loose, text heavily foxed, maps are all complete, with lighter foxing.$200 - $250

145 KERRY-NICHOLLS, J. H.Sketch Map of Explorations Made in the King Country 1883.London: Sampson, Low, Marston etc. An early example of Whanganui spelt with an H. Paper map, blue background, chips and short tears at the margins. 480 x 630mm.$80 - $120

146 LANDS AND SURVEY MAPSMAPS - NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND SURVEYN. AK.71 - Kumeu Survey District. 1931. 760 x 610mmN. AK. 84. AK 12- Maioro Survey District. 1931. 740 x 590mmN. AK.65 - Awhitu Survey District. 1933. 800 x 730mmShow Māori Land blocks, all are sectional maps mounted onto cloth, some light soiling and spotting, overall complete & VG.Cadastral maps were developed from survey plans and captured a graphic representation of property boundaries as well as displaying information about the property. They were used for the administration of land by councils, utilities and government.Paper Plan - Mount Hobson Estate, Dilworth Trust Board. Plan of Subdivision surveyed for the Dilworth Trust Board. 1921. Splits along folds. 570 x 440mm.$75.00 - $125.00

147 MALING, PETER BROMLEYEarly Charts of New Zealand 1542 - 1851. Wellington: Reed 1969, No. 216 of 500 numbered copies. 134p, [2] pp index, 59 plates. 410mm, bound in half burgundy leather with blue cloth boards, gilt map and titles. in the original protective wrapper, fine copy in original slip case, VG.$150 - $200

148 MALING, PETER BROMLEYEarly Sketches and Charts of Banks Peninsula. Wellington: Reed 1981, 1st edition, number 200 of 500 copies. 103p, complete with illustrations, charts and tipped on plates. 400mm, finely bound in quarter dark blue leather, cloth boards, with gilt chart of Banks Peninsula and gilt titles to spine. Fine copy. In the original clamshell box, same cloth, shelf faded.$250 - $350

149 MAP - AUCKLANDWhitcombes Map of Auckland City and Suburbs. Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd No date, ca 1950Photo-Lithograph colour folding sectional map mounted on cloth. 590 x 920mm, light soiling and small edge chips.$50 - $60

150 MAPS - NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND SURVEY N. AK.60 & 61 - North Head & Okaka Survey Districts. 1929. 760 x 960mmN. AK.63 - Waiwera Survey District. 1931. 800 x 730mmN. AK.65 - Waioneke Survey District. 1930. 610 x 500mmN. AK.66 - Kaipara Survey District. 1931.800 x 700mm

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N. AK.67. 68 - Tiritiri & Waiwera Survey District. 1010 x 750mmShow Māori Land blocks, all are sectional maps mounted onto cloth, some light soiling and spotting, overall complete & VG.Cadastral maps were developed from survey plans and captured a graphic representation of property boundaries as well as displaying information about the property. They were used for the administration of land by councils, utilities and government.$125.00 - $150

151 MAPS - NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND SURVEY [6X]N.AK. 47 - Te Kuri Survey District. 1931. 880 x 720mmN.A.K. 48 - Matakohe Survey District. 1930. 800 x 730mm[? N.AK. 49] - Waipu Survey District. 1930. 820 x 750mmN.A.K 50 - Mangawai Survey District. 1929. 580 x 730mmN. AK. 52 - Hukatere Survey District. 1929. 870 x 780mmN. AK. 53 - Otamatea Survey District. 1930. 820 x 760mmShow Māori Land blocks, all are sectional maps mounted onto cloth, some light soiling and spotting, overall complete & VG. Cadastral maps were developed from survey plans and captured a graphic representation of property boundaries as well as displaying information about the property. They were used for the administration of land by councils, utilities and government$150 - $200

152 NEW ZEALAND, NORTH ISLAND Map - Rangaounou [i.e. Rangaunu] or Awanui River]Surveyed by Comr. B. Drury ... [et al.] 1852; Engraved by J. & C. Walker. London: Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty, 1857. Inset showing Continuation of the River. Relief shown by hachures and spot heights; depths shown by soundings. Small split along fold mark, unbound single sheet, No. 2520. 690 x 510mm approx. Scarce.$1,200 - $1,500

153 TALLIS, JOHN Maps of New Zealand.London Printing and Publishing Company nd, ca 1860. Drawn and engraved by J. Rapkin. Coast outlined in colour, decorative border and engraved vignettes. Some toning round margins & small nicks. 365 x 270mm approx.$100 - $150

154 TALLIS, JOHNMap - New Zealand. John Tallis & Company London & New York [1854], Drawn and engraved by J. Rapkin. John Tallis, London & NY 1854. With seal top right hand corner, coast outlined in colour and Canterbury in pink, decorative borders and engraved vignettes. Some light marginal toning, 270 x 365mm approx.$100 - $200

155 WESTERN SHEETSouth Pacific Ocean.Comprised between the parallels of 27° south and 60° south and extending from Melbourne to Cape Horn. Western sheet 1 compiled from the most recent surveys in the Hydrographic Office 1877, engraved by Edwd. Weller. London: Published at the Admiralty Decr. 17th 1877 under the Superintendence of Captain F. J. Evans 1877. Single unbound sheet 1010 x 670mm approx., small split as usual, along folds, some soiling verso. Scarce.$400 - $600

156 WISES NEW ZEALAND DIRECTORY MAPOf the Province of Auckland 1875. Published by Henry Wise, Dunedin [1875] Paper map laid onto linen 610 x 480mm. Attached to a wooden rod for suspension, light browning and some paper residue [? from a label] on right hand side.$100 - $200

157 ZATTA, ANTONIO Nuove Scoperte Fatte nel 1765, 67 e 69 nel Mare Del Sud.Venezia 1776. First edition to show Cook’s tracks in the Pacific, the charting of the east coast of Australia and New Zealand shown in detail. 380 x 495mm, unbound hand-coloured with large decorative vignette. Reinforced verso along central fold mark. VG.$1,000 - $1,500

158 ZATTA, ANTONIOLa Nuova Zealanda tracorsa nel 1769 e 1770 dal Cook commandante dell’ Endeavour Vascello di S. M. Britannica. Venice 1778. 450 x 358mm, hand-coloured map showing Cook’s tracks around the island, along with the astronomical observations. Decorative cartouche, in colour, shows a native village scene. Sprinkle of light foxing, mounted and framed. Very nice copy of a rare early map of New Zealand.$3,500 - $4,500

ANTARCTICA

159 ANTARCTICA - OFFICIAL U.S. NAVY PHOTOGRAPHS Antarctic 1961-62. 10 press photographs, all with typed inscriptions verso. 110 x 125mm approx. With two images of Sir Vivien Fuchs first man ever to cross the Antarctic continent overland.$100 - $200

160 BOOK PLATES - RELATING TO ANTARCTICA. 1. The book plate titled ‘Layman Library by the Byrd Antarctica Expedition’ with signature of C.E. Lofgren written across it, in a very worn book.Lofgren Peninsula in Antarctica was named after him. 2. Bookplate of ‘The Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition 1955-58’. 3. Top part of a single leaf of letterhead. ‘British Antarctic Expedition 1907’ in blue text.$40 - $60

161 SHACKLETON, E. H. [2 Volumes] - The Heart of the Antarctic Being the Story of the British Antarctic Expedition 1907-1909. An account of the first journey to the South Magnetic Pole by Professor T. W. Edgeworth Davis. London: Heinemann 1909, 1st edition. Two volumes complete with plates, illustrations & maps, including fldg maps & panoramas. Signatures on endpapers, original publishers’ cloth, top edge gilt, spines faded and worn, hinges fragile in Vol.1. with short splits in cloth. The account of Shackleton’s famous first expedition on board the Nimrod.$300 - $400

162 WORSLEY, COMMANDER. F. AUnder Sail in the Frozen North. London: Stanley Paul & Co 1927, 1st edition. 299p, frontis, plates, large fldg map at end, sprinkle of foxing on edges. 123mm, bound in dark blue cloth with gilt ship front board and gilt title to spine. VG copy.$250 - $350

163 WORSLEY, FRANK ARTHUREndurance. An Epic of Adventure. London: Philip Allan & Co 1931, 1st edition. xii, 316p, frontis [portrait of Shackleton], plates, map on front endpaper. Neat

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owner’s signature on half title, 230mm, original blue cloth, spine faded a few spots. VG.Commander of the Endurance, which was crushed and sank on Shackleton’s Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, Worsley navigated the lifeboat James Caird with Shackleton and four other men in their sixteen-day winter open-boat voyage from Elephant Island to South Georgia to arrange rescue of the rest of the Endurance crew.$300 - $500

SPORT & RECREATION

164 CRADOCK, LIEUT. COLONELSport in New Zealand. Ln: 1904. Frontis, and plates, green pictorial cloth with black deer head and gilt titles. VG.$300 - $350

165 CRAWHALL, JOSEPH A Collection of Right Merrie Garlands for North Country Anglers. Newcastle on Tyne: Rutland 1864, 1st edition. xv, 312p, [1] l., adverts, illustrated. 200mm, contemporary inscription on endpaper, rebound in quarter leather, new endpapers. Contents clean and VG.2. John Waller Hills - A History of Fly Fishing for trout. London: Philip Allan 1921, first edition. 244p, decorative chapter heading & capitals. 225mm, original green cloth with gilt and blind rules. VG.$60 - $100

166 CURTIS, MAXBeyond the River’s Bend. Auckland: Halycon Pess1991, 1st edition, No. 13 of 50 copies handbound, signed by author and numbered. 160p, illustrated from photographs, bound in full cream leather, with spine gilt titles, and in brown slip case, fine copy.Rare$600 - $800

167 DONNE, T. E.The Game Animals of New Zealand.An account of their introduction, acclimatization and development.London: John Murray 1924. xviii, 322p, frontis, plates & fldg map at end. Sprinkle of foxing throughout, bound in olive cloth with gilt deer front boards and deer head and titles to spine. Initials on endpaper, small amount of wear spine ends and corners, a VG copy.$400 - $450

168 FRANCIS FRANCISBy Lake and River an Angler’s Rambles in the North of England and Scotland.London: “The Field” Office 1874. xii, 415p, light spotting mostly on endpapers. 195mm bound in black full leather with decorative gilt rules onboards and spine, gilt titles. An attractive copy.$60 - $100

169 GATHORNE-HARDY, A.E. Autumns in Argyleshire with Rod & Gun.London: Longmans, Green and Co 1900, 1st edition. Illustrations by Archibald Thorburn. x, [1] l., 228p, frontis and seven engraved plates all with tissue guards. Bound in original maroon buckram with gilt illustrations and titles on front board and spine, spine faded else near fine.$80 - $120

170 GATHORNE-HARDY, ALFRED ERSKINEMy Happy Hunting Grounds. With notes on Sport and Natural History.London: Longmans Green & Co 1914. xii, 274p, [1] l., of adverts, photogravure frontis and plates. 225mm, red/brown cloth with gilt deer and titles to spine. Light wear, VG.$60 - $80

171 GREY, ZANETale of Southern Rivers.NY: Harper & Brothers, 1924, first edition [Code H-Y]. ix, [1] l., 249p, [1]l., of adverts at end. Frontis, illustrations from photographs. 212mm, original olive cloth with laid on illustration, spine dulled and light wear. A VG copy. 2. Tales of Fishes. NY: Harper & Brothers 1919, [Code B-U] [xii]p, 267p, colour frontis, illustrations from photographs, original blue cloth, spine discoloured, light fading and edge wear.$150 - $250

172 HALE, MAJOR J. H.How to Tie Salmon Flies. A treatise on the methods of tying the various kinds of salmon flies.London: The Fishing Gazette 1930, 3rd edition. John Parsons name on endpaper. 165mm, maroon cloth, gilt titles, VG.2. Roger Wooley - Modern Fly Dressing. London: The Fishing Gazette 1932, 1st edition. illustrated, brown cloth, gilt titles, fine.3.W. S. Jackson - Notes of a Fly Fisher. London: The Fishing Gazette 1933, 2nd edition. Illustrated, green cloth, splitting along front hinge.$60 - $80

173 HAMILTON, CAPT G.D.Trout-fishing and Sport in Māoriland.Wellington: Govt Ptr 1904. xix, 428p, 2 frontis, illustrated [2 in colour] map at end. 220mm, original green cloth with gilt titles, light mark on front board else a fine copy.$150 - $200

174 MARSTON, R.B. [2 TITLES]Angling and How to Angle. A practical guide to bait-fishing, trolling, spinning and fly-fishing.London: F Warne & Co 1895, revised edition. x, 212p adverts at end, illustrations. 186mm, green pictorial binding, black titles, VG.2. Richard Niven - The British Angler’s Lexicon. Publisher W. J. Cummins, Bishop Auckland, London: Sampson Low, Marston 1892. 270p, illustrated, adverts at end. 195mm, green cloth, gilt titles. Light edge wear.$40 - $50

175 PASCOE, JOHNMr Explorer Douglas. Reed 1957, reprint. 331p, illustrated, DJ.2. A. Maud Moreland - Through South Westland. A journey to the Haast and Mount Aspiring New Zealand. W & T [1916]. xviii, 219p, fld maps & illustrations, original blue cloth, rubbed and light wear.3 Gilkison, W. Scott - Aspiring. W & T 1951.80p, illustrated, wrappers. 4. Thomas Brunner - The great Journey 1846-8. Pegasus Press 1952, 111p. DJ in plastic cover, tape marks on endpapers.$60 - $70

176 PEEK, HEDLEY & F.G. AFLALO [EDITORS]The Encyclopaedia of Sport. London: Lawrence and Bullen 1897, 1st edition. x, 632p, v, 655p, Illustrations throughout in B/W, and 40 full page engravings with tissue guards. All edges gilt, bound in red/brown buckram with gilt front board and spine, spines faded, light toning on endpapers, clean and firm, a VG set. General index and index of authors. Includes anything relating

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to outdoor activities, varied hunting, fishing, butterfly collecting, classical and historical sports, incl. jousting, falconry, cricket, etc.$100 - $150

177 PENNELL, H. CHOLMONDELEYThe Angler-Naturalist: A Popular History of British Fresh-Water Fish, With A Plain Explanation Of The Rudiments Of Ichthyology. London: John Van Voorst 1863. [viii], 425p, adverts at end, illustrations, 195mm, green textured cloth, gilt titles, yapp edges, worn at edges$40 - $60

178 REIGER, GEORGEThe Undiscovered Zane Grey Fishing Stories. Foreword by James Michener. U.S. Winchester Press/New Century 1983, deluxe edition. xxxii, [2] l., 176p, illustrations. 240mm, brown leatherette binding gilt tiles, silk bookmark, fine, in slip case a few light marks. VG.$60 - $80

179 SCROPE, WILLIAM Days and Nights of Salmon Fishing in the Tweed with a short account of the natural history and habits of the salmon... London: Edward Arnold 1898. xxiii, hand-coloured frontis, complete with engravings and illustrations, [2 hand-coloured]. Colour & b/w engraved plates. Ex-libris plate of Robert Hughes, neat owners’ signature on fly leaf, 220mm, half-vellum [a few small insect holes], marbled boards, leather title-label, top edge gilt. Light wear, VG.$80 - $100

180 SHUTTLEWORTH, CHARLIEIn Search of the Wild Deer.Auckland: Halycon Press 1991, 1st edition, No. 10 of 50 copies handbound, signed by author and numbered. 160p, illustrated from photographs, bound in dark blue leather, cloth spine title label with gilt titles, Fine. In blue slip case, light toning.Rare.$600 - $800

181 SKUES, G. E. M. Nymph Fishing for Chalk Stream Trout.London: A & C Black 1939. ix, 135p, colour frontis, 2 plates, 255mm, DJ, VG.$80 - $100

182 SKUES. G. E. M [2 TITLES]The Way of a Trout with a Fly. and some further studies in minor tactics. London: A & C Black Ltd 1928, 2nd edition 259p, frontis and 2 plates. School prize label front endpaper. Some spotting, 255mm, bound in original brown cloth, gilt spine titles, with some bubbling to cloth. Clean tight copy.2. Side-Lines, Side-Lights & Reflections, fugitive papers of a chalk-stream angler.London, Seeley, Service & Co 1932, 1st edition. 473p, [1]l., publishers adverts, frontis & plates. Ex-library copy with a few small stamps, clean and tight, bound in original brown cloth, gilt titles light wear and marks. G+.$100 - $150

183 TURNER, SAMUELThe Conquest of the New Zealand Alps. London: T. Fisher Unwin 1922, 1st edition. 291p, frontis, complete with plates and sketch map. Spasmodic light foxing, neat signature on endpaper, 230mm, original blue cloth, gilt and blind stamped titles, light marks on spine VG.$80 - $100

184 VENIARD, JOHN [3 TITLES]Fly Dressers’ Guide. London: A & C Black 1968, 3rd edition. 181p, illustrated in colour and b/w, 250mm, DJ, and in original slip case, VG.2. Reservoir and Lake Flies. London: A & C Black. 1973 reprint. 181p, illustrated colour & b/w, 250 mm, DJ, and original slip case. VG.3. Negley Farson - Going Fishing. London: Clive Holloway Books [1981]. 148p, illustrated by C. F. Tunnicliffe, colour plates and reproduced dedication note. 255mm, DJ, VG.$50 - $75.00

185 WADE, HENRYHalycon; or Rod-Fishing with Fly, Minnow, and Worm.To which is added a short and easy method of dressing flies with a description of the materials used... London: Bell and Daldy 1861. xvi, 212p, 32p of publisher’s adverts, 12 plates 8 of which are hand-coloured. 180mm, rebound in full blue leather with elaborate decorative gilt to front board and spine, contents complete and clean. VG.$80 - $100

186 WILLIAMS, A. COURTNEY [3 TITLES]A Dictionary of Trout Flies and Flies for Sea-Trout & Grayling. London: A & C Black 1949. 176p, colour frontis and plates, 230mm, DJ, VG.2. J. D. Greenway - Fish, Fowl and Foreign Lands. London: Faber & Faber 1950. 176p, illustrated, 225, DJ chips. VG. 3. V. Fox-Strangeways - Wandering Fisherman. 256p, illustrations, 220mm, VG.All are in protective covers.$60 - $80

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187 BAKER, KRISELLE & VINCENT O’SULLIVAN Ralph HotereAuckland: Ron Sang Publications 2008. 323p, colour plates throughout, 305mm, fine copy in DJ.CATALOGUES1. Hotere’s Hoteres - Dunedin Public Art Gallery [1985] Curated by Patricia Bosshard.2. Ralph Hotere - A Survey 1963-73. Dunedin Public Art Gallery 1974. [2 copies]$80 - $100

188 BENSEMANN, LEOA Second Book of Leo Bensemann’s Work Exemplified,In twenty Drawings, in Pen and pencil .... Printed by the Artist at the Caxton Press, 1952 Christchurch. Unpaginated, illustrated throughout by Bensemann. Adverts for ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’ at the end, & loosely enclosed the advertising brochure. 285mm, DJ, VG copy.$150 - $250

189 ELLIS, E. M. & D. G [3 TITLES]Early Prints of New Zealand 1642 - 1875.Christchurch: Avon Fine Prints 1978. 328p, index at end. illustrated throughout, 253mm, bound in brown cloth with gilt titles. Fine copy.2. Una Platts - Nineteenth Century New Zealand Artists. A Guide & Handbook. Avon Fine Prints 1980. 272p, illustrations. 225mm, DJ, fine.

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3. Phyllis Mander-Jones - Manuscripts in the British Isles Relating to Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific. Canberra 1972. 697p, 253mm, DJ, fine.$100 - $150

190 ENSING, RIEMKE [2 ITEMS]O Lucky Man. Poems for Charles Brasch. Images by Inge Doesburg. Otakou Press 2009. Number 50 of 100 copies signed by Tara Mcleod, Rieke Ensing, Inga Doesburg and Alan Roddick. Unpaginated, designed and printed by Tara McLeod, the images cut and printed by Inga Doesburg. 280mm bound in beige linen with title label and red cloth spine, fine. 2. Hocken Library - Charles Brasch: In the Company of Artists, 1 August - 10 October 2009. 33p, plates. Mint green card covers, titled on spine. Fine.$50 - $100

191 FERNBANK STUDIOAir PocketA Book by Pip Culbert, with texts by Jenny Bornholdt and GregoryO’Brien. Fernbank Studio 2004. No. 43 of 75 copies signed by Brendan O’Brian [printer], artist and authors.9 illustrations tipped onto pages. 230mm, original card covers, fine. 2. Two Photographs by Mari Mahr, Walk in, Poem by Gregory O’Brien. Holloway Press 2011. No 15 of 90 copies signed by Mari Mahr, Gregory O’Brien, Jenny Blumbernholdt & Brendan O’Brien. Unpaginated, 7 photographs tipped on. 260mm, Light grey paper wrappers, title on front cover, short tear else fine.$50 - $80

192 FLINT, W. RUSSELL - LETTER AND BOOKS1. Original autograph letter on his letterhead featuring map showing the position of his home, Peel Cottage in Campden Hill. Letter to a Mr Wilson regarding autographing a book for him.2. Percy V. Bradshaw - The Art of the Illustrator; W. Russell Flint and his work. Grey card folio with 6 tipped on prints and 12 of text. 3. Sir William Russell Flint - Models of Propriety. London: Michael Joseph Ltd 75p, sepia toned illustrations, inner gutters cracked. 280mm, pink cloth with gilt titles, VG. and in DJ.4. Ralph Lewis and Keith S. Gardener - Sir William Russell Flint 1880-1969. London: David Charles 1989, 2nd impression. 104p, colour plates. Oblong 295 x 325mm, DJ, near fine.$200 - $300

193 FURST H. [C. F. GOLDIE’S COPY]The Decorative Art of Frank Brangwyn. London: John Lane, The Bodley Head 1924, 1st edition. ix, [1]l., 231p. complete with colour frontis, plates and text illustrations. Some light foxing and toning, mainly endpapers, 330mm, bound in cream buckram with brown titles, light marks, VG.With the signature of C.F. Goldie on every page.$300 - $500

194 GREEN, TONYSour DoughImages by Alan Loney. Australia, Electio Edition 2100. No. 21 of 26 copies. Unpaginated, 2 illustrations. 230mm, purple covers in hand-made paper, fine. Housed in a red cloth covered portfolio box. Fine.$50 - $60

195 KILLEEN, RICHARD Interiors. Painting 1968 - 1969. Essay by Anna Miles.Auckland: Workshop Press 1998. Limited edition of 100 copies signed by Killeen and Miles. 29p, 12 colour illustrations. The essay and the plates have all been laid onto pages in an earlier Sue Crockford catalogue ‘Sampler 1967- 1990’. 210mm, grey card covers with title label laid on. Fine.$60 - $100

196 KILLEEN, RICHARD [3 TITLES]1. Handbook. Auckland: Workshop Press 1993. No. 113 of 399 signed copies. 205mm, red paper covers with black title, fine.2. Letters from My Father. Auckland: Workshop Press 1991. Signed and dated by Killeen. 205mm, red paper covers, black titles, fine.3. Frances Pound - Two Signwriters, Two Fathers. Auckland: Workshop Press 1991. 205mm, blue paper covers, black titles, fine.$60 - $80

197 LLOYD, TREVORPolitical Cartoons, Old and New. Auckland: Wilson & Horton 1922. 42 illustrations including inside cover and title page. Oblong 230 x 320mm, original illustrated paper covers, light creases, VG.$50 - $60

198 LONEY, ALANPrima Materia.Australia, Electio Press 2006, No. 48 of 45 for sale, signed copies by Alan Loney. 27p, 244 x175mm, illustrated throughout in colour. Printed with a Pratt-Albion hand-press on Magnani damped handmade 160 gsm paper, covers in yellow, 245mm. Housed in a red cloth covered portfolio box. Fine.$80 - $100

199 MCCAHON COLIN [WITH EPHEMERA]Gates and Journeys. Auckland Art Gallery Centennial Expedition 1988/89.157p, text and illustrations. Oblong, black paper covers white titles, VG.WITHInvitation to the opening of the Exhibition; the opening Programme; folding leaflets and clippings.$80 - $100

200 MCCAHON, C; BLOEM, MARIA; BROWNE, MARTINA Question of Faith. Nelson / Amsterdam, Craig Potton Publishing / Stedelijk Museum, 2003 reprint. 271pp, profusely illustrated in colour & monochrome, 305mm, black boards with silver titles, DJ in archival wrapper, near fine copy.$80 - $120

201 MCCAHON, COLIN / SHANE COTTONI Will Need Words. Colin McCahon’s Word and Number Painting. NZ, National Art Gallery 1984. 280mm, card covers, near fine. 2. Colin McCahon, a survey exhibition. Auckland City Art gallery 1972. 3. Colin McCahon, The Titerangi Years 1953-1959. Lopdell House Gallery 2006. 4. Peter Simpson - Answering Hark. McCahon / Caselberg, Painter / Poet. Nelson: Craig Potton 2001. 5. Lara Strongman [curator] - Shane Cotton. Wellington City art Gallery 2004. Published for the exhibition Snake Cotton Survey 1993-2003. 340mm, lavishly illustrated in colour and black & white. fine.$80 - $100

202 MCCAHON, COLIN [COVER DESIGN].Manaaki Society Inc: James K. Baxter Festival: 1973: Four Plays. [Programme. Wellington, Victoria University 1973].Cover design by Colin McCahon [a crucifix and candles on front and portrait of a young man on back]. Includes critical essay by Hal Smith, photographs of actors & directors and an image of a portrait of Baxter by Els Noordhof. 16p, illustrated programme. 275mm, programme clean and crisp.$450 - $650

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203 OLIVER, ANTHONY MURRAYA Folio of Watercolours by Charles Heaphy V.C. 1821 - 1881. Christchurch: Avon Fine Prints 1981, No 194 of 1000 copies. [8] l., 56 colour plates. Elephant folio bound in half black leather with blue cloth, near fine copy.$150 - $200

204 O’SULLIVAN, VINCENT [COMPILER], CLEAVIN, BARRY [ARTIST ENGRAVER]OKTOKAIDEKA: Eighteen Poems from the Greek Anthology.Otakou Press 2015. Number 15 of 100 copies, signed by O’Sullivan, Cleaven and Brendan O’Brian. Unpaginated, 5 illustrations have been printed from the original etched plates by Barry Cleavin. 275mm, bound in red linen cloth boards with title label front board. Fine copy.This book was designed and printed by Barry Cleavin and Brendan O’Brien at the Otakou Press during July 2015.$50 - $100

205 PENTAGRAM PAPERS [2 ISSUES NO 14 & 18]1. Skeleton Papers 18. London: Pentagram Design nd ca 1989. Showcases a collection of drawings of the skeletal forms. 2. Stars and Stripes 14. London: Pentagram Design [1987], Showcases a 40-year-old collection of Stars and Stripes objects. Both issues unpaginated with colour illustrations, double page and fldg, original card covers, VG.Celebrated global design firm Pentagram has produced a series of signature annual documents, known as Pentagram Papers, exclusively for clients and colleagues since 1975.Each Paper explores a unique and curious topic of interest to the Pentagram designers.$60 - $80

206 TWISS, GREER & DR ROBIN WOODWARDGreer Twiss, Sculptor.Ron Sang Publications 2013. Collector’s edition No. 81 of 100 signed, numbered copies. Photographs by Haruhiko Sameshima. 392p, 280 pages of coloured works and drawings, extensive artists notes. All edges silver. 305 x 270mm bound in grey cloth with black titles, ‘Red Legs’ DJ, and in solander box of the same grey cloth. Fine copy with sterling silver ‘Red Legs’ pendant.$300 - $500

207 WESTRA, ANSWashday at the Pa. Christchurch: The Caxton Press 1964.Photographs and story by Ans Westra. Unpaginated, profusely illustrated. 240mm, original illustrated card covers, fine.Loosely enclosed the publishers note describing the controversy which surrounded the publication of the first 1964 edition.$40 - $60

208 WHITE LEO [COMPILER] [2 TITLES]White’s Pictorial Reference of New Zealand. Includes views of towns, county settlements, lakes, rivers, mountains, coastal and harbour scenes, tourist and scenic resorts. Auckland: Whites Aviation Limited [1993]. 311p, illustrated with monochrome images throughout. Oblong 220 x 280mm, bound in maroon leatherette, CG still in postal box.2. White’s Air Views of New Zealand. Special Edition. Auckland: Whites Aviation [1960]. 210 x 275, pictorial wrappers, VG.$50 - $100

209 YOUNG, ROSE WITH HEATHER CURNOW AND MICHAEL KINGG. F. von TEMPSKY: Artist and Adventurer. Alister Taylor 1981, no. 852 of 1250 numbered copies. Illustrated throughout and with 42 tipped on plates, 377mm bound in decorative quarter leather, and in solander box with laid on portrait and silver titles. A fine unread copy.$200 - $300

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210 AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS [2 BOUND VOLUMES]Two folios 470mm, from January 6th, 1916 - June 29th, 1916. Bound in contemporary blue cloth. Includes large number of wartime photographs, Rolls of Honour, Shackleton’s Expedition to the Antarctic in the ‘Aurora’, Mountaineering, etc.$100 - $200

211 MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS & CLIPPINGSMany relating to the Eruption of Mt Tarawera and the Thermal District. 1. The New Zealand Journal. London March 18th, 1849. No. 242. Complete copy.2. The Weekly Graphic and New Zealand Mail. 10 issues 1893 - 1911. Most with some mention of Thermal districts. Condition varies loose covers and some with detached pages. 3. Bundle of newspaper clippings and complete pages, most dating from the eruption of Mt Tarawera in 1886 includes Otago Witness July 2, 1886 with ‘a narrative and particulars of the heart-rending scenes which followed the eruption’.With the colour supplement to the New Zealand Herald ‘The Recent Volcanic Eruption in the Lake Country, New Zealand from various sketches taken on the spot by W.E. Payton’. 3p of images.$50 - $80

212 NEWMAN BROS LTDTravel by Newman’s Cadillac Motor Services. The finest scenery in the world viewed from comfortable Cadillac cars. Nelson, Newman Bros Ltd [1939]. [6] pp 28p, [8] pp adverts front and back. Folio 460mm, illustrations include full page scenic plates. Paper covers, edge chips and short tears, small corner loss back cover.$60 - $100

213 POSTER - BATMAN AND ROBIN‘A “Cinethon” of Four Frantic Hours of Fun.... Batman and of Course Robin’. Robert Burton Sydney, nd [?1960]. 1010 x 680mm. Bright vibrant colour, fold marks else VG.$150 - $200

214 POSTER - YELLOW SUBMARINEThe Beatles Yellow Submarine. United Artist’s Corporation 1968. A 1968 British animated musical adventure film inspired by the music of the Beatles, directed by animation producer George Dunning, and produced by United Artists. Poster measures 930mm x 680mm, crease marks where folded and with tape marks front and back [mostly verso] and short tears. Addressed verso ‘International Film Distributors 9A France St, Newton Auckland’, with stamp and postmark. Complete.$300 - $500

215 POSTERS - MARLON BRANDO [3X]1. Metro Goldwyn-Mayer 1963 - Mutiny on the Bounty. Marlon Brando, Trevor Howard, Richard Harris. 560 x 710mm, single sheet, fold mark along the middle else VG.2. Columbia Pictures - Marlon Brando, ‘The Wild One’. Too frightening for their time yet still menacing in ours... see it for the first time in N.Z. 580 x 460mm, single sheet fold marks else VG.3. Marlon Brando-Yul Brynner in Morituri. Prodotto Da Arcola - Colony Productions Inc. 670 x 475mm, single leaf, fold marks.4. The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre. Starring Jason Roberts, George Segal et al. Royalton Prints Pty, Limited. 760 x 3335mm, fold marks else VG.All are VG.$300 - $350

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216 BLENCOWE, J.R. Rotorua & Surrounds - 13 photographs, Whakarewarewa village, river scene, Wairoa Geyser; Entrance Sanatorium Gardens, Rotorua; Bath House at Rotorua, Lakes Rotomahana, Tarawera, Echo Lake, Green lake, etc. Mostly titled and with Blencowe’s name, 1908. All are 145 x 195mm, crisp and clear.$100 - $150

217 BURTON BROTHERS, JOSIAH MARTIN & OTHERSImage titled Wairoa signed Burton bros, showing the devastation caused to the area post eruption. Unmounted.Another image by Burton Brothers inscribed verso ‘Group of the rescue party Wairoa’.With a reprint of the image with names of the men inscribed verso.Josiah Martin - Entrance to Tikitapu Bush after eruption, showing rescue party on horseback going into the bush. Unmounted.Various Photographers - Nine Images - Rotorua. Unknown photographers, Māori scenes, Ohinemutu etc. Small image of the Terraces - inscribed verso by Ron Keam ‘Date in corner looks to be 1857, Top line is illegible, poor but early view’, mounted on card, 50 x 75mm.$200 - $400

218 FAIRBROTHER, ALFREDGlass Lantern Slide Collection. 7 boxes of glass plates from the Imperial Lantern Plates and the M. A. Seed Dry Plate Company also two bundles, each with twelve plates [73 plates] Many with the label of Josiah Martin, Photo, Auckland N.Z. and titled.Views of the Terraces pre and post eruption; portraits and group photos of local Māori, One of Alfred Fairbrother, the Carved House at Wairoa, Tiketapu pre and post eruption, The Tabernacle interior, Auckland. Most are undamaged, a small number cracked.These along with some other items were sent to Professor Ron Keam, by family members some years after the death of Alfred Fairbrother [Missionary]. A rare and important collection.These are the glass plates he used on his lecture tours in USA when he returned in 1866.$400 - $600

219 MARTIN, JOSIAHOriginal photograph titled, Site of Te Ariki. Unmounted image showing European and native men in a boat on the side of the lake, they are holding glasses and bottles and appear to be drinking. 195 x 145mm, image unfaded, clean and clear.$100 - $200

220 MARTIN, JOSIAH14 original photographs titles and with blind stamped signature. They include White Terrace, as well as geysers, lake scenes. 150 x 200mm approx., images unfaded and VG.,$80 - $120

221 MARTIN, JOSIAHPortrait of Tāwhiao.Original Photograph of Tāwhiao Matutaera Pōtatau Te Wherowhero ca 1885. 200 x 130mm, titled in the image Tawhaio. 148 and with the blind stamp of Josiah Martin.Tāwhiao was the son of Te Wherowhero, he was chosen to become the second Māori King in 1860.$600 - $1,000

222 MOORE, R. P.Panoramic hand-coloured photograph titled in the image Whakarewarewa, Rotorua, New Zealand. 910 x 85mm, in the original gold mount and gilt frame, some chips to the frame, image clean and clear.Photographs shows the village and the surrounding thermal area.$750 - $850

223 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM - PHOTOGRAPHER UNKNOWN.Album of snapshots all on the West Coast ca 1927. Each 75 x 125mm approx., all titled, they include Rakaia Gorge, Arthurs Pass, West Coast lakes, climbers on the glaciers, etc. Album 180 x 250mm with cord ties. VG.$80 - $120

224 PHOTOGRAPHER UNKNOWN1. Four original mounted images in a single frame of the terraces, tourists and a pool. Each 150 x 190mm, unsigned images clean and clear.2. Single image titled verso ‘Boiling Lake, White Island. 130 x 200mm, mounted.3. Single image titles Rotomahano and Tarawera. 135 x 201m mounted.All clean and clear.4. C. Spencer - Single image of the Pink Terrace. Titled and signed. 145 x 190mm, mounted, image crisp and clear.$150 - $250

225 SPENCER, CHARLES - Portrait 200 x 150mm - Hori Ngakapa a Rangatira of the Ngāti Whanaunga iwi, titled and signed, image clean and clear. During the Waikato War (1863/1864), Ngakapa led his people in the defence of the Tainui iwi. He also took part in the fighting and siege of Ōrākau.$150 - $200

226 VARIOUS PHOTOGRAPHERSBundle of reprints, Māori subjects and Thermal areas, some Auckland and Wellington many from the original glass plates.$50 - $60

227 WHEELER & SON Post Eruption. 1. Front of McRaes Hotel Wairoa. 2. Haszards House after Eruption. 3. Tikitapu Bush after Eruption; 4. Ruins of McRaes Hotel Wairoa; Ruined Huts, Wairoa; 5. Site of Pink Terrace; 6. Site of White Terrace looking towards Tarawera. Two others untitled. All are 150 x 200mm, mounted on card, titled and with Wheeler & Son, ChCh. Condition varies, browning and fading.$200 - $250

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228 4 SOUVENIRS TO HOT LAKES DISTRICTS1. Guide to the Hot Lake District, Rotorua. Iles, Photographer, Rotorua.2. Guide to the Hot Lake District. Rotorua, Whakarewarewa. Auckland: G.T. Chapman.3. Māori Wonderland. Rotorua, Rotoiti, Whakarewarewa, Tikitere, Waiotapu Valley and the Wairakei Geysers with concise guide.4. Guide to Okoroire Sanatorium, Hot Baths, Bush Scenery and Māori Life. All oblong 180 x 235mm, illustrations from photographs, all bound in faux leather with gilt titles.$80 - $120

229 CHRISTCHURCH FROM THE AIRPublished in Christchurch by The Sun, Canterbury Publishing Co, nd [ca 1910]. 18 full page images, one panoramic with captions. Original card covers grey/blue with image of a biplane flying over a night city, some marks one page with a repair along edge.$50 - $60

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230 JONES, P. H.Illustrated Souvenir of the Waipahi District 1852 - 1927Compiled and Published by P.H. Jones. 49p, illustrated, includes settlement and history, the railway, the river and fishing, Roll of Honour, sport, the school etc. 250mm original illustrated paper covers a few chips, VG.$60 - $80

231 MOIR, GEORGE M. [SIGNED]Guide Book to the Tourist Routes of the great Southern Lakes and Fiords of Western Otago, N.Z. Including Te Anau, Wakatipu, Manapouri, Wanaka, Hawea, Monowai, Hauroto, etc. and the Fiords of Western Otago. Dunedin: ODT and Witness 1925. Inscribed and signed by George M. Moir. 85p, illustrated, enclosed in envelope on back cover a large fldg map of Western Otago. 212mm, bound in limp brown cloth with black titles, near fine copy.$60 - $80

232 PANORAMIC SOUVENIRS [3 TITLES] 1. Picturesque Sydney Harbour. N.S. W. 2. Blue Mountains Wonderland, N.S.W. Both Printed, photographed and Published by H. Phillips, Willoughby, NSW, nds [circa 1910] cover titles. Unpaginated, each containing multiple images some panoramic. 510 x 220mm original illustrated paper covers with titles, both VG.3. Sydney Illustrated, containing up-to-date views. No publication details, photographs on 14 l., 195 x 250mm, Art Nouveau patterned paper covers, VG.$60 - $80

233 TOURISM BOOKLETS1. New Zealand with Rod and Gun. Wellington: NZ Tourist and Health Resorts Departments, ca. 1949. Illustrated booklet with three major text sections including Trout and Salmon Angling; Deep-Sea Sport and gun sport. 56p, illus. & maps, oblong, paper covers. 2. New Zealand. Govt Tourist Department, ca 1950’s. Colour & B/W illustrations, 245mm, blue card covers. 3. North Island, New Zealand: Wonderland of the World. Rotorua Morning Post, ca 1950s. 32p, colour & B/W illus. Paper covers. 4. New Zealand The Wonderland of the Pacific. Issued by Rotorua Motor Transport Companies. 5. Māori Wonderland. Published by Frank Duncan Auckland. 6. Tauranga, Jubilee Souvenir 1882-1932 and Tourist Guide. 7. Souvenir Issue: The Hawkes Bay Tribune. Emergency Earthquake Editions 1931 [reprinted]. 8. The Truth About the Taupo Railway. The Story of a great Crime. Auckland: Wilson & Horton. 9. Map of Rotorua’s Wonderland. Official 1929 Edition. Auckland Automobile Association.All VG to fine.$150 - $200

234 TOURISM BROCHURESA collection of 12 tourism booklets they include:T. A. Heath - The Spa, Taupo, New Zealand 1888 - 1938. Napier 1938, 1st edition. Illustrated throughout with Māori related images. Oblong, original paper covers, VG.Thos. Pringle - Art Photos of New Zealand. Wellington: ND, ca 1907. 12 tipped on plates, and original green card covers with titles and illustration. edges rubbed and small chips.10 other tourism advertising booklets, all oblong in original paper covers. Good to VG.$100 - $150

235 WEDDERSPOON, RICHARDPictorial South Canterbury, New Zealand 1923-4Being a Description of the four counties of south Canterbury... Christchurch: Simpson and Williams 1924.235p, illustrated throughout, 280mm, card covers, illustrated, fine.$60 - $80

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236 [FLANAGAN, FREDERICK WILLIAM]New Zealand Tours and Excursions. Wellington: Govt Ptr 1897-98. Seven issues bound into two volumes. Wanganui Tour; Egmont Tour; Rotorua Tour & Auckland Tour in one volume. Otago & Southland; North & South Otago; Mount Cook - Aorangi in the other volume. All with maps and plates. Bound in contemporary full leather bindings with gilt rules and titles, spines scuffed and hinges weal but holding. The first complete official series of complete guides the text and maps of which are now of historical significance. Bagnall.$100 - $150

237 ALLEN, GEORGE FREDERICWillis’s Guide book of New Route for Tourists:Auckland - Wellington via The Hot Sprints, Taupo, The Volcanoes, and The Wanganui River.Wanganui: A.D. Willis 1894. xviii, 176p, xix-xxxiv, adverts front and back, illustrations, fldg map and fldg plates, plans. 185mm, bound in original illustrated papered boards, light wear, very nice copy.$100 - $200

238 BRETT’S Auckland Almanac 1933. Sixty-First Year of Issue.252pp, adverts on paper covers. Includes Streets, suburban maps, postal guide, tide table, index to province. 215mm, original orange paper covers, chips with small loss, covers light soiling.$80 - $100

239 CLEAVE, ARTHURCleave’s Auckland Directory 1890.Auckland Arthur Cleave 1890. City and Suburban, Streets, Alphabetical, and Trades Directory 1890. Includes Judicial, Official, Municipal, Ecclesiastical, Educational, Societies, Descriptive and Miscellaneous Directories. Lacking the Map of the City. xxxv, 368pp, xxxvi-lxxxiii, 32p. Advertisement front and back. 220mm, original blue cloth boards with gilt titles, lacking spine strip.$100 - $120

240 E. ERNEST BILBROUGHBrett’s Handy Guide to New Zealand. Auckland H. Brett 1890. 331p, [5] l., Adverts on endpapers, fldg maps, illustrations from photographs by Burton brown, Josiah Martin, and author. 187mm, bound in original red limp cloth with black titles, light browning and wear. VG.$60 - $80

241 GUIDES1. T. B. Clay - Guide to Auckland and District. Auckland: Harding and Billing1906. 196p, Illustration, maps and advertisement. Includes hunting and fishing. 180mm original paper covers, splitting along hinges, else VG.2. Arthur Claydon - A Popular Handbook to New Zealand, its resources & Industries. With an introduction on New Zealand as an English Middleclass Emigration Field. London 1885. 243p, adverts at end. worn copy. 3. E. J. Von Dadelszen - The New Zealand Handbook 1892. Wellington: Govt Ptr 1892. vi, [1] l., 361p, fldg table and large colour fldg map at end.210mm, brown cloth VG.$50 - $100

242 LEYS, THOMSON. W. [EDITOR] 2 ISSUES. [3 ITEMS]Brett’s Auckland Provincial Handbook, Strangers’ Vade Mecum and Diary [two copies] for 1882 and 1894. Brett Printing and Publishing Co. 176pp and 259pp both with adverts front and back, lacking paper covers. 215mm, a few spots, contents mainly clean and appear complete.

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3. E. Ernest Bilbrough - Brett’s Handy Guide to New Zealand. Auckland: H. Brett 1890. 331p, [5] l., Illustrations from photographs by Burton bros, Josiah Martin and author, maps [some fldg]. 185mm, red cloth, black titles, N.Z. Exhibition Edition.$100 - $200

243 LEYS, THOMSON W. [EDITOR]Brett’s Auckland Almanac, Provincial Handbook, Strangers’ Vade Mecum and Diary for 1886.Brett Printing and Publishing Co 348p, 16pp adverts, 224pp, 128pp of adverts at end. Directories, advertisements throughout, 215mm, original green cloth, gilt title. VG.$150 - $200

244 LEYS, THOMSON W. [EDITOR]Brett’s Auckland Almanac, Provincial Handbook, Strangers’ Vade Mecum and Diary for 1913. Brett Printing and Publishing Co. xii, 348p, 6pp adverts, suburban maps, directories, advertisements throughout, 215mm, original green papers, cover title. some chips and toning, overall VG.$100 - $200

245 LEYS, THOMSON W.Brett’s Auckland Almanac, Strangers’ Vade Mecum and Provincial Handbook for 1885.Auckland H. Brett, 1884. xxiv, 208pp, 152pp adverts at end. 215mm, original pale blue wrappers, chips and small losses. Contents VG.$150 - $200

246 STONE, G. A. [EDITOR]Stone’s Canterbury, Marlborough and Westland, Commercial Municipal and General Directory and New Zealand Annual 1919. Dunedin & Wellington: Stone, Son & Co [1929]. 250mm, original dark green cloth with gilt title and advertisements, spine and boards. Short split front hinge, edges and corners, worn. Complete tight copy.$80 - $100

247 STONE, SON & COStone’s Canterbury, Nelson, Marlborough & Westland Directory 1952. Dunedin & Wellington: Published by Stone, Son & Co. Complete, 255mm original green cloth with gilt titles and advertisement boards and spine. Binding tight, light wear, VG.$60 - $100

248 TALBOT, THORPEThe New Guide to the Hot Springs and a Month in Hot Water.Auckland: Wilsons and Horton 1882. 45p, frontis and one plate, original front cover. This is the Guide section only [45p], it has been bound with Josiah Martins ‘The Geysers, Hot Springs and Terraces of New Zealand’, 1p, from Popular Science Review also bound in with A. Ginders - The Thermal Springs District and the Government Sanatorium at Rotorua. Wellington Govt 1897. 32p, in original paper covers. Also bound in a fldg map ‘Rotorua Side Trips. The Talbot Thorpe section with contemporary notations. 215mm, all bound in black cloth boards with gilt title. Scarce.$100 - $150

249 WAYTEThe Auckland City and Suburban Directory 1882. Auckland: Ingram and Co., Cecil Gardner. 299pp, with colour advertisements throughout and 32pp of adverts at end. 220mm bound in black half leather with gilt titles and the monogram of the Auckland Supreme Court Library front board, leather scuffed, VG.$150 - $200

250 WILLIS, ARCHIBALD DUDINGSTONGeysers and Gazers; or a trip through the boiling springs districts of New Zealand, The Wonderland of the World. Wanganui: A.D. Willis 1888. 47p, 204p, contemporary signature on prelim page. 200mm, front cover detached with chips, contents clean & VG. Scarce$100 - $150

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251 MAIN, WILLIAMSend me a Postcard. New Zealand Postcards and the Story they Tell.Nelson: Craig Potton 2007. 139p, 295mm, illustrated card wrappers, Fine.$30 - $40

252 POSTCARDS - ROTORUAApproximately 100 postcards mostly Rotorua, including ‘Randwick’ Rotorua; include hotels, Māori Guides; Children diving for coppers; Soaping Wairoa, lake scenes; the bath House etc. Circa 1900 -1920. colour and black & white some real photos.$100 - $150

253 POSTCARDS - THERMAL SCENESApproximately 85 postcards all circa 1900-1920. Mostly printed some real photos, they include Māori scenes; Images of the thermal areas, a number of the Terraces [pre-eruption], Whakarewarewa, several different images of the village; A number of the Waitomo caves; geysers, tourism etc.$60 - $100

254 POSTCARDS Ten real photo postcards: Marsh - Ruins Te Wairoa 12.8.15; Punt crossing the Waikato River, Orakei Korako, Signed JB; The Boiling Lake & Crater, White Island. 1.9.12, W. B; Waimangu Basin. Blencowe; Untitled group of European tourists with thermal activity in background; Scene on Waihi-Waikino Road. Tourist Series. Three cards of Opononi signed with photographer’s monogram in corner all with message date 1936, verso.One card titled Suva, Fiji with passengers disembarking from a ship with crowds of people. All VG.$80 - $100

NEW ZEALAND LITERATURE

255 BAXTER, J. K. The Gunner’s Lament [for my wife, Te Kare] [1965]. Broadsheet, stencilled typescript. An anti -Vietnam War poem. Keith Holyoak was reputedly ‘very hurt’ by this poem. See Hunt, ‘James K. Baxter poems’ [Auckland University Press 2009]. A second anti-Vietnam War poem ‘A Bucket of blood for a dollar [a conversation between Uncle Sam and Rt Hon. K. Holyoake]’ printed on reverse side. Scarce.$150 - $200

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256 BAXTER, JAMES. KBallad of the Stonegut Sugar Works. Auckland: J. Baxter 1969. One folded sheet [3]p, initialled JKB at end. 285mm x 110mm.Baxter worked for three weeks as a cleaner at Chelsea Sugar Refinery, which inspired the poem Ballad of the Stonegut Sugar Works. He had been referred to the job by poet Hone Tuwhare.$100 - $120

257 BAXTER, JAMES. K. [SIGNED]Lament for Barney Flanagan, Licensee of the Hesperus Hotel.[Wellington, 1954]. Title page decoration and illustration by Brockie. One folded sheet [3]p, light foxing, 210mm signed in pencil James K. Baxter.$200 - $250

258 BAXTER, JAMES. K. - A RECORD.Barney Flanagan and Other Poems read by James K. Baxter.New Zealand: Price Milburn and Company [1973]. Two record in original paper envelopes and original illustrated sleeve with green titles. 2. Yelash - Baxter Performed by Yelash. Tape 1. Cressida, to my Wife, Mill Girk, Flanagan, Harry Fat junkies and the Fuzz.Tape 2. Jerusalem Sonnets, Thoughts of a Remuera Housewife, Auckland, Letter to Peter Olds. Te Waiata Te Kare. Two classic Audio Taped Produced by Lynn Smith.$50 - $100

259 FRAME, JANET [2 TITLES]A State of Siege. Christchurch: Pegasus Press 1967. 23op, 210 mm, black boards, with gilt titles and in DJ. Fine copy in fine DJ.2. The Lagoon and other stories. Christchurch: The Caxton Press 1961, 2nd edition. 123p, green cloth black spine titles, fine. DJ price clipped else fine.$80 - $100

260 FRAME, JANET [2 TITLES]Intensive Care. Reed 1970. 342p, owner’s signature on endpaper, 225mm, maroon boards, fine, DJ in archival cover, near fine.2. Scented Gardens for the Blind. NY: George Braziller 1964. 210mm,252p, black cloth binding fine, and in VG, DJ.$60 - $80

261 FRAME, JANETFaces in the Water. Christchurch: Pegasus Press 1961. 219p, sprinkle of foxing front and back pages & edges. Red boards, VG and in near fine DJ.$50 - $60

262 FRAME, JANET [INSCRIBED COPY]Intensive Care, a novel.NY: George Braziller 1970. 1st edition. [8]p, 342p, inscribed on endpaper ‘Mr Quelch from Janet Frame Dec 1970’. Bound in original light violet coloured cloth. DJ [in protective], spine faded else VG near fine.$600 - $800

263 FRAME, JANETThe Edge of the Alphabet.Christchurch: Pegasus Press 1962, 1st edition. 224p, a few light edge spots, 205mm, red boards, gilt titles near fine. DJ [archival cover] light edge wear, VG.$50 - $75.00

264 FRAME, JANETThe Pocket Mirror.London: W. H. Allen 1967. 121p, 220mm, turquoise cloth, fine and in DJ, edges lightly rubbed, near fine.$50 - $60

265 FRAME, JANETThe Reservoir and Other Stories.Christchurch: Pegasus Press 1966. 240p, light browning front and back pages, and DJ flaps. 205mm, VG copy in VG DJ [in archival cover].$50 - $75.00

266 HULME, KERI [ET AL] [BUNDLE OF NZ LITERATURE]Coast Voices. Edited by Roger Ewer. Greymouth: Walden Books 1979. 40p, illustrated, 220mm, light tide marks throughout, original paper wrappers, soiled. 2. Brian Gregory - Portrait of the artist. Puriri Press. No. 71 of 100 copies.3. David Howard & Fiona Pardington - How to Occupy Our Selves. Wellington: Headword 2003. VG.4. Paul Henderson - The Halting Place. Caxton Press 1961. DJ, VG.5. Ross Fraser - Shadow and Fall of Light. Illustrated by Terry Stringer. The Dragonfly Press 1986. Signed by Ross Fraser & Terry Stringer. Wrappers, VG.$80 - $100

267 MASON, R. A. K. [SIGNED]No New Thing.Poems 1924-29. The Spearhead Publishers 1934. Signed by R. A. K Mason on endpaper and with the signature of W. H. Pearson. 235mm, bound in tan cloth with paper title labels. VG copy.Mason and printer Bob Lowry set up ‘The Spearhead Press’ in 1934 at Mason’s home in Great South Road.Rare.$200 - $300

268 TORNQUIST, HERBERT RICHARD [2 ITEMS]Photographic Portrait of A. R. D. Fairburn. 215 x 165mm, signed with photographer’s name. FAIRBURN, A. R. D. & BOB LOWRYHow to Ride a Bicycle in Seventeen Lovely Colours. Pelorus Press [1947], 1st edition. [24] pp, including covers, illustrated, 260mm, notes. 260mm, original card covers, splitting along spine and toning. “An inconsequential but humorous series of typographically diversified absurdities”--Bagnall.$500 - $550

269 WEDDE IAN [4 TITLES]Pathway to the Sea. Cover by Ralph Hotere. Taylor’s Mistake, Hawk Press 1974. 12p, 285mm, light edge wear and toning, G+.2. Don Barrier & Michael Illingworth - Such Feet Little Horse [signed by both author and artist]. Coromandel Press 1981. 50p, colour plates by Illingworth. 210mm, card covers, light wear. G+.3. Bill Manhire - The Elaborations, drawings by Ralph Hotere. Wellington: Square & Circle 1972. Card covers, VG.4. Margaret Orbell/ Richard Killeen - The Presence of the Dew. Workshop Press 1996. Dedicated to the memory of Gordon Walters. Card covers, fine.$80 - $100

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270 A PARCEL OF POEMS FOR TED HUGHESOn his Sixty-Fifth Birthday, 17th August 1995. London: Faber and Faber 1995, edition of 300 copies printed for private distribution. 65p. 210mm, bound in brown paper wrappers with title label to spine, fine copy.Rare$100 - $120

271 ALLEY, REWI A box of publications, including 21 of his photographic booklets of children some with greetings, some signed, 1960’s to 1980’s; Five booklets of poems & prose printed at The Caxton Press 1968 - 1973; 7 other books & booklets of poems and prose published in China, they include ‘Yo Banfa’ [1952], ‘The People Have Strength’ sequel to Yo Banfa [1954] and ‘People Sing’, 1958. Total of 39 items.$80 - $100

272 AMIS, KINGSLEY The James Bond Dossier.London: Jonathon Cape 1965. 159p, spotting to edges and front and back pages, small owners stamp on back endpaper. 195mm, Original black boards with gilt spine titles, VG copy in a near fine DJ.$80 - $120

273 ARDIZZONE, EDWARDIndian Diary 1952 - 53. Introduction by Malcom Muggeridge.London: The Bodley Head 1984, 1st edition. 159p, illustrations by Ardizzone. 255mm grey boards, VG in DJ.$40 - $60

274 CORNWELL, BERNARD [2 TITLES]Sharpe’s Gold. Richard Sharpe and the destruction of Almeida, August 1810. London: Collins 1981, 1st edition. 250p, a little very light toning to endpapers and a few spots to edges, 210mm, green boards, gilt titles, DJ unclipped, spine very lightly faded. Near fine.2. Sharpe’s Company. Richard Sharpe and the Siege of Badajoz January to April 1812. London: Collins 1982, 1st edition. 280p, a few spots to edges, 210mm, DJ unclipped, spine very lightly faded, near fine.$150 - $250

275 FLEMING, IANOctopussy and The Living Daylights.London: Jonathon Cape 1966. 94p, very small sprinkle of light foxing on free endpapers. 195mm, original textured cloth dark grey/black boards with bright gilt titles, near fine. In price clipped DJ else near fine.$100 - $150

276 FLEMING, IANOn Her Majesty’s service.London: Jonathon Cape 1963, 1st edition. 288p, a few light spots on endpapers, else tight and clean, 295mm, bound in dark grey/black boards with white ski track motif on front cover, silver spine titles. Unclipped DJ, light browning verso very small nicks bottom of spine. VG copy.$100 - $200

277 FLEMING, IANThunderball.Jonathon Cape 1961, 1st edition. 253p, a few light spots mostly front and back pages and edges, small splash mark on lower edge. 195mm original grey/black textured cloth with blind stamped skeletal hand to front board. Unclipped DJ [15/-] in mylar by Richard Chopping, browning verso with split & tape mark along back hinge fold, chips at spine ends.$200 - $300

278 KIPLING RUDYARD [2 TITLES]1. The Jungle Book. London; Macmillan and Co 1894, first edition. Illustrated by J. L. Kipling, W. H. Drake & P. Frenzeny. vi, [1] l., 212p, frontis with tissue guard. All edges gilt, in original blue pictorial cloth with gilt title and illustration to spine, dark green endpapers, contemporary owner’s name on lower front endpaper, and fly page dated 1894. spine slightly cocked, light marks & wear. VG.2. The Second Jungle Book. London, Macmillan and Co 1897. With decorations by J. Lockwood Kipling. [vi] p, 240p, all edges gilt in original blue pictorial cloth with gilt illustration front board, spine & gilt titles, dark green endpapers. The same owners name on title page, spine slightly cocked & very light wear to spine ends. A very nice set.$400 - $600

279 O’BRIEN, JOHN [PSEUDONYM]; HARTIGAN, REV. P. J.Around the Boree Log and Other Verses. Sydney: Angus & Robertson 1921, first edition. 162p, small, neat signature on endpapers, patterned endpapers, small sprinkle of foxing on edges, 185mm red cloth with black titles, rules, and AR logo. Fine copy in near fine DJ.$100 - $150

280 PATERSON, A. B. [BANJO] The Animals Noah Forgot. Illustrated by Norman Lindsay.Sydney: The Endeavour Press, 2nd printing April 1933. 62p, [2]p, illustrations. Sprinkle of foxing throughout, newspaper clipping on endpaper, 220mm, grey papered boards, black titles, VG. DJ, toned with short tears.$40 - $50

281 THE FABER LIBRARY - 2 VOLUMES1. William Golding - Lord of the Flies. The Faber Library Edition No. 3. 1995, first edition. 210mm, black boards and in yellow DJ, Fine.2. T. S. Eliot - Four Quartets. The Faber Library Edition No.2. 1995, first edition. 210mm, black boards and in cream DJ, VG near fine copy.$40 - $50

282 TOLKIEN, J. R.Beowulf, The Monsters and The Critics. Sir Israel Gollancz Memorial Lecture British Academy 1936.Oxford: Oxford University Press: 1971. Originally published in 1937, later printing. Reproduced lithographically at the University Press, Oxford from sheets of the first edition. Sewn binding with grey card wraps, light toning to covers else clean and VG.$80 - $100

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284 COOPER. NEILL J. [2 TITLES]Preserved NZR Locomotives and Railcars. Wellington: NZR Rail and Loco Society 1982. 96p, illustrations, 250mm DJ, Fine.2. R. Brett Green & Trevor J. Lees - The Thames Line 1898 -1990. Auckland: Railway Enthusiast’s Society [1990]. 40p, illustrations, 295mm, illustrated card covers fine.$40 - $60

285 COWAN, JAMES [3 TITLES]The Romance of the Rail No.1. The Main Trunk. A Descriptive and Historical Story.Wellington Govt Ptr 1928. 65p, illustrations and maps, NZR 1928. 2. The Romance of Rail. No.2. South Island Main Trunk. 63p, illustrations and maps. Both with original illustrated paper covers and near fine.3. New Zealand Railway Station Names and their meanings. Wellington NZR 1936. 32p, 188 mms, illustrated card covers, fine.$50 - $80

286 DANGERFIELD, J. A. [COMPILER] [3 ITEMS]Hyde Railway Accident June 4, 1943. Dunedin: Otago Rail and Loco Society, 2nd impressions. 26p, illustrations and diagrams. 295mm, paper covers, stapled & taped spine.VG.2. Geoff Conly & G. Stewart - Tragedy on the Track. Tangiwai & Other NZ Railway Accidents. Wellington: Grantham House 1986.182p, illustrated throughout, 260mm, paper covers, fine.3. G.S. Troup [intro] - Cross at Rakaia. The Fatal Collision of 11 March 1899. Canterbury: NZR Rail & Loco Society nd. 32p, illustrations, paper covers, fine.$60 - $80

287 JOHNSTONE, ALBERT & ROBIN M. STARTUPMails by Rail in New Zealand. History of the Railway Travelling Post Offices. Wellington: Royal Philatelic Society of NZ. 1001. xiii, 206p, illustrations, maps. 290mm, red boards with gilt titles, DJ, fine.$50 - $60

288 LLOYD, TREVORThe Neglected East Coast Railway.Hand-coloured cartoon from the Auckland Weekly News, January 26, 1913, depicting the dilapidated condition of the Railway particularly the portion that connects the main northern line at Waihi. 300 x 425mm, mounted and framed.$100 - $150

289 LLOYD, W.G.Register of New Zealand Railways Steam Locomotives 1863 - 1971.Dunedin: Otago Rail and Loco Society 2002. 202p, illustrated, 305mm, fine copy.2. Bill Prebble - Riding with Ces Gledhill 1925-1952. Lower Hutt: NZR & Locomotive Society 2019. 113p, illustrated, map on verso of back cover. 295mm, paper covers, fine.$50 - $60

290 MAHONEY, PAULThe Era of the Bush Tram in New Zealand. Wellington: IPL Books 1998. 192p, illustrated throughout. 305mm, green boards, silver titles and in DJ, a fine copy.$60 - $80

291 MILLER, SEANThe NZR Steam Locomotive.Auckland: NZ Railway and Locomotive Society 2011. 336p, profusely illustrated, 305mm, DJ fine copy.$50 - $75.00

292 MUNRO, R. D. [SIGNED]Fifty Years In.... The Napier-Wairoa-Gisborne Railway.For Private Circulation, Upper Hutt New Zealand 1989. First Choice copying centre. 127p, illustrations and tables. 295mm, blue paper covers, black spine. VG.2. Rails to Motuhora. The Rise and Fall of the Gisborne Section. Bound with Lowering the Railway at Hamilton. For Private Circulation, Upper Hutt New Zealand 1989.12p, text one side only]. 295mm, bound in green boards with cloth spine. VG.$50 - $60

293 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAY TOURISM BROCHURES [3 ITEMS]New Zealand Invites you through the Wonder Country.Folding brochure [ca 1930’s] with endpaper maps, includes hunting fishing, tramping etc. Illustrated throughout, brightly illustrated paper covers. VG.2. West Coast Wonders, Wonderful Westland. South Island New Zealand. Folding brochure ca 1940’s], 12p, illustrated, colourful card covers.Both issued by New Zealand Railways and VG. 3. Two NZR Railway Excursion Booklets - one to Roxburgh Hydro Electric Works, the other Christchurch to Westport. With routes, timetables, stop offs etc. Both 1956, in original paper covers, VG.$60 - $80

294 RAILWAY TIMETABLES1. Holiday Trains, Low Fares, Easter 1932. NZR. 2. Easter Holidays 1932, Cheap Train Trips.3. Easter 1935, Holiday Trains.4. Threes Issues of NZR Christmas and New Year Holiday Trains and Road Motors. Cheap Travel. For 1936-1937;1939-40 & 1940-41. All with advertisements 180mm, and in original paper covers, VG.5. North Island Timetable of Auckland - Wellington Express Trains ... December 1929. Fldg brochure issued by NZR. VG.Also: New Zealand Locomotive Engineers Journal 1908-1958. June 1, 1958. 50 years Jubilee issue. 59p including covers, illustrated, covers detached and split down spine, complete no losses.$80 - $100

295 THE NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS MAGAZINE Published by NZR Government Department. A long run including Vol 1. No. 1. 1926; Vol IX. No. 3 &4; 1935/36; Vol X. Nos. 6 - 12; Vol XI. Lacking No. 4, else complete; Vol XII complete year; Vol XII complete year; Vol XIII complete year. Vol. XV. 3 issues No. 1, 2, & 3. All with original paper covers, condition varies but mostly Good to VG.

296 TYRELL, A. R. [2 TITLES]Catlins Rail. The Story of the Catlins River branch Railway 1879-1971. Owaka, Southland Historical Society 1996. 80p, illustrated, card covers, fine.2. Roy Sinclair - Journeying with Railways in New Zealand. Random House 1997. 276p, illustrated in colour and B/W. 260mm, card covers, fine.$40 - $50

297 WRIGHT, STEPHEN & MATTHEW [2 TITLES]Journey to the Pass. Memories of the Midland Line.Templeton: Published by authors 2010. 211p, profusely illustrated.

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2. West of the Divide. More Memories of the Midland Line. Christchurch: Published by authors 2010. 307p, illustrations, maps. Both volumes 295mm, in illustrated paper covers and fine.$60 - $80

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298 ARCHDEACON STOCKAstronomy for Beginners, who live in the Southern Hemisphere.Wellington: T. A. Bowden 1874. 44p, 162mm, bound in the original papered boards cloth spine, with cover title, across the cover in ink “Sample [?]Messrs Reith & Wilkie, Booksellers, Princes St, North Dunedin”. In pencil on title page ‘Offered to the trade @ 9/- per doz’. A VG good copy of a rare early NZ title.$200 - $300

299 MOLTER, GUNTHER [EDITOR] [4 VOLUMES]Automobile Year Books.No. 10. Edition 1962 - 1963; No. 11. Edition 1963-1964; No. 12. 1964 - 1965; No. 13. 1965 - 1966. All Edita S.A. Lausanne. Condition varies, some pages loose, browning and shelf wear, multiple signatures on endpaper of No. 13. All in DJ’s, Fair to Good.$80 - $100

300 STUDEBAKERTurning Wheels. Published monthly by the Studebaker Drivers Club Inc, 24 issues, 1976 to 1977. Volume 8. No. 1 - 12 and Volume 9. No.1 - 7. and Four double up copies and one issue 1975 October. All oblong and in original paper covers and VG.$100 - $150

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301 FAIRBROTHER, ALFREDMāori Hymns & Songs [cover title]Hand-written journal by Alfred Fairbrother containing hymns, clippings and penned. details of children attending the school and S.S. [Sunday School], ‘Waretine a Māori boy 15 years, Bright & intelligent & above all a lover of his school at the first sound of the bell Waretine comes running ...’. Notes on Māori and English languages, interspersed with diarised detail in crude blue crayon such as ‘Xmas dinner at Hazards - Invitation to dinner with Te [?]Keepa & chiefs’. Another page of notes regarding ‘ difficulties with drink and guns. Prohibited by government, must not supply natives...’ Another dated November 19 - ‘84, Te Kooti visits with his followers. May 7, 1884 married Pariteaio to Ani, my first Māori wedding. The majority of the journal is written in pencil, some of the hymns in neat ink. 22 l., with text some on one side only, 200mm, original title label on front cover. Glass lantern slide by Josiah Martin, Auckland, New Zealand featuring portrait of Alfred Fairbrother, clean and clear.Alfred Fairbrother commenced as Māori Missionary at Ohinemutu in 1883, liquor was recognized to be a major social problem and Fairbrother commenced war on alcohol, however in 1885 discontent emerged and eventually he resigned. After the eruption he returned to Te Waoroa to help Māori refugees, he finally left for America in 1866.

These along with other items were sent to Professor Ron Kean by family members some years after his death.A rare insight into the early Missionary history of the Thermal area.$400 - $600

302 RODGERS, LAWRENCE M. [2 TITLES]The Early Journals of Henry Williams. Senior Missionary in New Zealand of the Church Missionary Society. ChCh: Pegasus Press 1961, No. 430 of an edition of 600 copies. 525p, plates & maps. 250mm, brown cloth, gilt titles and DJ near fine.2. Francis Porter [editor] - The Tauranga Journals 1840-1850. Letters & Journals of William & Jane Williams Missionaries to Poverty Bay. Victoria University Press 1974. 659p, frontis, plates. 255mm, DJ fine.$60 - $80

303 MISSIONARIES AND MISSIONS [8 ITEMS]1 & 2. J. M. R. Owens [2 items] - Prophets in the Wilderness. The Wesleyan Mission to New Zealand 1819-27. Auckland University Press 1974. DJ, VG; The Wesleyan Missionaries to New Zealand Before 1840. Wesleyan Historical Society 1982. 3. A. D. Mead - Richard Taylor. Missionary Tramper. Reed 1966. DJ, VG. 4. R. M. Ross - Melanesians at Mission Bay. A History of the Melanesian Mission in Auckland. NZ Historic Places Trust 1983. Paper covers, VG. 5. Rev. J. W. Burton - Brown and White in the South Pacific. Aust Institute of International Affairs 1944. A Study in culture conflict. Paper covers, VG. 6 & 7. Rev. C. H. Laws [2 booklets] - The Methodist Mission to New Zealand. Toil and Adversity at Whangaroa. Wesleyan Historical Society 1944; The Methodist Mission to New Zealand. First Years at Hokianga 1827-1836. Wesleyan Historical Society 1977. 7. Frank G. Glen - “Methodism in Auckland During the Māori Wars”. 1860-1864. Wesleyan Historical Society 1957.$80 - $120

304 RODGERS, LAWRENCE M.The Early Journals of Henry Williams. Senior Missionary in New Zealand of the Church Missionary Society 1826-40. Christchurch: Pegasus Press 1961, No. 386 of 300 copies. 525p, illustrations, 250mm, brown cloth with gilt titles, VG. DJ. rubbed and small nicks.2. Sybil Woods - Samuel Williams of Te Aute. Pegasus Press 1981. DJ, xiii, [5]p, 19-293p, illustrated, DJ, spine faded. 3. Lawrence M. Rogers - Te Wiremu. A Biography of Henry Williams. Pegasus Press 1973.334p, DJ, spine faded. 4. Brittan & Grace - A Pioneer Missionary Among the Māoris 1850-1879. N.Z. G. H. Bennett & Co [1928], xv, 314p, frontis and illustrations. 220mm, Small hole on half title where clipping has been removed, else VG in original blue cloth. 4. Randal Springer - The Missionary’s Daughter. Early days at the Putiki mission and Wanganui from the diaries of Laura Taylor. Whanganui Historical Society 1993. 284p, frontis. 220mm, DJ, fine. 6. W. E. Limbrick - Bishop Selwyn in New Zealand 1841-68. Dunmore Press 1983. paper covers. Fine.$100 - $200

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305 THE MISSIONARY REGISTER [ASSOCIATION TO T. M. HOCKEN]6 Volumes 1843 -1849The first volume, 6 months July to December 1843; Two volumes - January to December 1844; Two volumes, January to December for 1845.One volume July to December 1849 [front board detached]. Six volumes bound in original publisher’s plain blue boards, paper spines chipped, and abraded, edge wear, uncut and largely unopened, engravings. 14 leaves torn in one volume with considerable loss to information, regarding India, April 1845.T. M. Hocken’s copies with his signature in each volume, and his hand-written Missionary Society research indexes to matters of New Zealand interest, his book plate in one. Each volume with the book plate of William Downie Stewart.An important primary source of information on missionary activities throughout the world, with considerable New Zealand and Pacific content, including missionary observations on native cultures and conversions, reports from various stations and schools, and accounts of missionary journeys into remote areas. “Perhaps no people in the history of mankind have been so completely changed in their religious and moral condition as the [Māori] have been in such a short time”. Hocken 36.$300 - $500

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306 CAXTON PRESS [3 TITLES]Printing Types: A second specimen book.A second specimen book of faces commonly in use at the Caxton Press, Christhchurch, New Zealand 1948. 75p, [2] l., 245mm, bound in yellow cloth, red spine titles, light wear, Dustjacket torn down hinges, else VG. 2. A Book of Type Specimens from the Pelorus Press Ltd. Auckland: Pelorus Press Ltd, nd [ca 1950]. Unpaginated, 260mm, original decorative paper covers, VG.3. Printed in Auckland; book production and design past and present. Exhibition by the Auckland Public Libraries [1956]. 21p, tipped on plates and inserts of various Auckland prints. Card covers, VG.$100 - $150

307 GRAYLAND, EUGENE. C. Unusual Newspapers of New Zealand and Australia. The Colenso Press, Number 51 of 315 copies signed by author. 28p, 205mm, red card cover, staples. VG.$40 - $60

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308 A. G. BAGNALL & G. C. PETERSENWilliam Colenso. Printer, Missionary, Botanist, Explorer, Politician, His Life and Journeys. Wellington: Reed 1948. xiv, [1] l., 17- 493p, frontis and illustrations. 220mm, VG original green cloth, in worn DJ.$50 - $75.00

309 BAKER, NOELINE [EDITOR]A Surveyor in New Zealand 1857-1896. The Recollections of John Holland Baker. Auckland: W & T 1932. 336p, frontis, map and illustrations. 222mm, blue cloth, blind ruled on boards and gilt titles on spine, Fine, DJ edge chips, VG.$50 - $75.00

ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS

310 CAMPBELL, COLENVitruvius Britannicus or The British Architect, Containing the Plans, Elevations and Sections of the Regular Buildings both Public and Private in Great Britain. London: 1717, Volume. I. only 8p, the numbered plates include the title page, 13 double plates that have 2 numbers each and 4 quadruple plates that have 4 numbers each, Plates 1 - 100. Includes explanation of all the plates and a list of the plates, also a List of subscribers. Folio, [500mm] binding appears to be contemporary half cloth with papered boards, boards are edge worn and lightly soiled, cloth at front hinge splitting. Binding tight, pages untrimmed edges browned.$1,500 - $1,700

311 DRYDEN, JOHNThe Miscellaneous Works of John Dryden, Esq.Containing all his Original Poems, Tales and Translations .... London: J and R. Tonson, 1760. In 4 volumes, xxxiv, 387p; [viii], 480p; [iv], 494p; [iv,], 456p. Engraved head and tail pieces some with portraits, no frontispiece. 210mm, bound in period full leather with title labels, small corner torn from endpaper of vol iv and contemporary owner’s signature and date on vol I and II. A very tidy attractive set.$150 - $200

312 NASH, JOSEPHThe Mansions of England in the Olden Times. Series 1 - 4. [4 vols] London: T. McLean 1839 - 1849, first edition. Four volumes, folio, 104 tinted lithographed plates with guards, title pages detached and a few plates, browning to dedication pages and spasmodically along fore edges. Bound in qtr black leather and moire pattern cloth boards with gilt titles, leather scuffed and fraying at spine ends, but complete and sound.$400 - $600

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313 POP UP BOOKS1. E. Joseph Dreany - Indians in Pop Action Pictures. London: Publicity Products Ltd, [1951] Five pop up pictures, with damage.2. Jan Pienkowski - Robot. Heinemann 1982 reprint. 12] pp including endpapers illustrated in colour with 4 double page pop ups. Some damage.3. Folding card, 3 leaves including covers with a large pop up of an Easter picnic with rooster, chickens and rabbits. some damage but appears complete. No publication details. And one other Pop Up Going to the Hospital.$50 - $100

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314 BLYTON ENID - 6 FIRST EDITIONS & 7 REPRINTS1. Look out for Secret Seven. [1962]. 2. Puzzle for the Secret Seven. [1958]. 3. Fun for the Secret Seven. [1963]. 4. Good Old Secret Seven. [1960]. 5. Secret Seven Win through. [1955]. 6. Secret Seven Fireworks. [1959]. All published by Brockhampton Press, first editions in DJ’s condition varies, mostly VG, DJ to No.6. worn and tears along flaps.Nine Reprints published by Brockhampton Press, all in DJ’s worn at edges and some chips.$150 - $200

315 BLYTON ENIDLittle Book’s - 11 titlesNo.1. Tales About Toys. No.4. [two copies] Hello Twins. No.6. Come to the Circus. No.7. At Appletree Farm. No.11. Polly Piglet. No.12. Jolly Little Jumbo. No.13. Here Come the Twins.All Brockhampton Press in original card covers with cloth spines. Rubbed, read copies.Jennifer Ford - Peter Podger and Naughty Richard Smudge. London: Harrap 1947. 1st ed.H. C. Cradock - Josephine’s Christmas Party. London Blackie, nd. Papered boards. Ernest Aris - Duckling o’ the Cosy Corner. London, Humphry Milford nd [ca 1945]. Bindingloose & edge wear.$60 - $80

316 BOYS ADVENTURE STORIES 5 Titles.1. G. A. Henry - Māori & Settler. A Tale of the New Zealand War. Ln: Blackie, nd ca 1900. VG. 2. G.A. Henry - A Final Reckoning. A Tale of Bush-Life in Australia. Ln: Blackie ca 1900, VG. 3. Arthur Ferres - His First Kangaroo. Ln: Blackie Inscription dated 1896. VG. 4. G.A. Henty - A Final Reckoning. A Tale of Bush Life in Australia. Ln: Blackie ca 1900. 5. Professor J.E. Hodgetts - Tom’s Nugget. A Story of the Australian Gold Fields. Ln: Sunday School Union, ca 1890. All VG in pictorial cloth bindings.$50 - $80

317 BOY’S OWN PAPER [ 101 ISSUES]Printed in Great Britain for Lutterworth Periodicals aby William Clowes & Son. A long-interrupted run from August 1942, volume 64 No.11 to April 1954. All with their original paper covers, a few loose, spines abraded and some with rust at staples.$80 - $100

318 FRANK ADAMS [ILLUSTRATOR]The Three Little Pigs.Blackie & Son, ca 1950. Large format, 270mm pictorial front cover, cloth spine, illustrated endpapers, 5 hard card leaves, full-page colour illustrations. Light wear, VG.$30 - $50

319 GIRLS OWN PAPER [48 ISSUES]Printed in Great Britain for Lutterworth Periodicals by William Clowes & Son. An interrupted run from 42 issues from August 1942, volume 64, no.11 to April 1954. All with their original paper covers, a few loose, spines abraded and some with rust at staples.With six Issues 1936 to 1940. All with original colour pictorial paper covers. Condition varies, some covers detached, complete. Published from 1880 until 1956.$40 - $60

320 HENTY, G. A. [23 TITLES]Box of vintage titles published by Blackie & Son, many undated. - 1. With Kitchener in the Soudan. [1903]; 2. The Lion of the North. 3. In the Reign of Terror. 4. With Wolfe in Canada. 5. Under Wellington’s Command. 6. One of the 28th, A Tale of Waterloo. 7.

In Greek Waters. 8. The Young Franc-Tireurs. 9. Condemned as a Nihilist. 10. St Bartholomew’s Eve. 11. When London burned. 12. Under Wellington’s Command. 13. With Buller in Natal. 14. At the Point of the Bayonet. 15. Māori and Settler. [2 copies] 16. The Dash for Khartoum. 17. By Pike and Dyke. 18. The Lion of St Mark. 98. The Cornet of Horse. 20. In the Reign of Terror. 21. With Roberts to Pretoria. 22. At Agincourt. 23. Through Three Campaigns.Condition varies, all are in their original cloth bindings some very worn, many are undated mostly late-19th/early-20th century.$100 - $150

321 JOHNS, W. E. [2 TITLES]Biggles and the Gun Runners. Illustrator Andrew Skilleter. Watford: Norman Wright, a limited edition of 300 copies, this copy signed by Andrew Skilleter and Norman Wright on title page, DJ, fine copy.2. Ellis, Peter Beresford & Piers Williams By Jove Biggles! The Life of Captain W.E. Johns. London: W.H. Allen 1981. xii, 306p, illustrations, 215mm, a few spots on fore edges, hard cover, DJ, a fine copy.$80 - $150

322 JOHNS, W. E. [2 TITLES]The Spyflyers.Illustrated by Andrew Skilleter. Watford: Norman Wright 2002, No. 139 of 300 copies signed by publisher, illustrator & Jennifer Schofield, who wrote the introduction. 190p, frontis, 210mm, soft covers, fine.2. Biggles of the Camel Squadron.Illustrated by Andrew Skilleter. Watford: Norman Wright 2011. No. 80 of an edition of 300 copies. 223p, illustrated, colour frontis 215mm, DJ, fine copy.$100 - $200

323 JOHNS, W. E. [2 TITLES]Biggles of the Camel Squadron. Cover Art by Andrew Skilleter. Dorset: Norman Wright 2011. No. 80 of an edition of 300 copies. 223p, illustrations from various Boy’s Papers. 215mm, DJ, a fine copy.2. Biggles and the Gun Runners. Illustrated by Andrew Skilleter. Dorset: Norman Wright 2011, No. 165 of 300 copies signed by Skilleter and Marsh. 158p, frontis, 215mm, DJ, fine copy.$100 - $200

324 JOHNS, W. E. [2 TITLES]. Biggles Scores a Bull.Illustrator Andrew Skilleter. Watford: Norman Wright, a limited edition of 300 copies, this copy a Complimentary Copy, signed by Andrew Skilleter and inscribed on endpaper, ‘Just love that MG!, Norman’ DJ, fine copy.2. The Camels are Coming.Cover art by Andrew Skilleter. Dorset: Norman Wright 2010, No. 299 of an edition of 300 copies. Colour frontis, 109p, Illustrations from ‘Boy’s Friend, 215mm, in DJ, a fine copy.$100 - $150

325 JOHNS, W. E.Biggles Air Ace: The Uncollected Stories.Illustrations by Andrew Schofield, Introduction by Jennifer Schofield. Dorset: Norman Wright 2008. No 82 of 300 copies. 155p, frontis, 215mm, hard cover, DJ, fine copy.2. Biggles in France.Cover art by Andrew Skilleter. Dorset: Norman Wright [2009], No. 157 of 300 numbered copies. 192p, illustrations from various Boys Papers, 215mm, hard cover, DJ, fine copy.$100 - $200

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326 JOHNS, W. E.Biggles Flies East.Cover art by Andrew Skilleter. Dorset: Norman Wright 2013, No. 180 of 300 numbered copies. This copy signed by Skilleter and Marsh. 206p, colour frontis and illustrations. 215mm, hard covers, DJ a fine copy.2. Biggles In the Underworld.Illustrations by Andrew Skilleter. Dorset: Norman Wright 2011, No. 172 of 300 numbered copies. 154p, frontis, 215mm, hard covers, DJ a fine copy.$100 - $200

327 JOHNS, W. E.Biggles Looks Back.Illustrations by Andrew Skilleter. Dorset: Norman Wright [2008], No. 242 of a limited edition of 300 copies. 175p, frontis, 215mm, DJ a fine copy.2. Biggles in the Terai.Illustrations by Andrew Skilleter. Dorset: Norman Wright 2010. No. 117 of 300 copies. 160p, frontis, 215m DJ, a fine copy.$100 - $150

328 MILNE, A. A. [LIMITED EDITION]When We Were Very Young. London: Methuen 1974, Limited edition, no. 235 of 300 copies signed by Christopher Milne.Decorations by E. H. Shephard. Original de luxe blue morocco. Titles and pictorial designs to spine and front cover, all edges gilt, near fine copy.$500 - $700

329 MILNE, A. A.Now We Are Six.London: Methuen 1927, 1st edition. Decorations by Ernest H. Shepard. 195mm, a small, neat inscription on front endpaper, original burgundy cloth with gilt illustration front board and gilt spine titles, top edge gilt, light edge wear, VG.$300 - $500

330 STEWART, MARY [3 SIGNED TITLES]Ludo and the Star Horse. Brockhampton Press, 1st edition 1974. 125pp, [1]., illustrated by Gino D’Achille. Inscribed and signed by author. 240mm, DJ, Fine.2. The Little Broomstick. H & S 1977, 4th impression. 128p, illustrated by Shirley Hughes. Inscribed and signed by author. 240mm DJ, fine.3. A Walk in Wolf Wood. H & S 1980, 1st edition. 128p, illustrated by Doreen Caldwell. Inscribed, signed and dated by author. 240mm, DJ light edge wear, VG.$80 - $120

331 SWIFT, JONATHON - [INTRO BY ROBERT MACKENZIE] Gulliver’s Travels, into Several Remote Nations of the World.London: T. Nelson 1883. 316pp, [viii]p publisher’s adverts, illustrations and maps. Includes facsimile title page and frontis portrait from the original 1735 edition. 195mm, original brown pictorial cloth decorated with characters from the story. Toning on endpapers, & light wear, a bright clean copy. near fine.$80 - $120

332 VERNE, JULES Box of 8 Titles.1-5 published by Sampson Low etc 1889-89. 1. From the Earth to the Moon. 2. The Clipper of the Clouds. 3. Child of the Cavern. 4. Mathias Sandorf. 5. The Vanished Diamond. All in pictorial green black and gilt bindings. 6-8 published by Ward Lock & Co, nd [ca 1900]. 6. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. 7. The Adventures of Captain

Hatteras. 8. Among the Cannibals. Condition varies, all in pictorial cloth bindings and G to VG.$80 - $100

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