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Tekapo DEWEY RANGE: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,99 SORT ORDER: TITLE Publications New Zealand MATERIAL_TYPE: BOOK, SERIAL, MAP, MOVIE, MUSIC, PRINTED MUSIC, TALKING BOOK, COMPUTER FILE, KIT, OTHER LANGUAGE: ENGLISH,MAORI,OTHER SUBJECT: Tekapo DEWEY_RANGE: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,99 SORT_ORDER: TITLE REPORT RUN ON: 6/10/2013 9:17:04 AM 29 items returned Title A service for laying the foundation stone of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Lake Tekapo, Mackenzie Country on Wednesday, 16th January, 1935. Publishing Details Timaru [N.Z.] : Printed by the Timaru Post, [1935] 1935 Physical Details 12 p., [4] p. of plates : ill. ; 21 cm. Subject Church of the Good Shepherd (Tekapo, Lake, N.Z. : Locality) Church of the Province of New Zealand. Diocese of Christchurch Liturgy. Church dedication New Zealand Mackenzie District. Dewey 265.92 Title The story of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Lake Tekapo, New Zealand / written by Peter Hurricks ; drawings by Shirley O'Connor. Author Hurricks, Peter, 1950- ISBN & Price $3.50 (pbk.) Publishing Details [Fairlie, N.Z.] : P. Hurricks, [1985] 1985 Physical Details [15] p. : ill. ; 22 cm. Subject Church of the Good Shepherd (Tekapo, Lake, N.Z.) History. Church of the Province of New Zealand History. Tekapo, Lake (N.Z.) Church history. Dewey 283.9388 National Library of New Zealand Te Puna MƗtauranga o Aotearoa Page 2 of 12 Title Dam dwellers : end of an era living with hydro-electricity development in the Waitaki Valley and Mackenzie Country / Marion Sheridan. Author Sheridan, Marion, 1940- ISBN & Price 0473034026 (hbk.) : $58.00 Publishing Details Twizel, N.Z. : Sheridan Press, 1995. 1995 Publication Source M. Sheridan, 6 Mount Cook St, Twizel, N.Z. Physical Details xvi, 392 p. : ill. (some col.), facsims., maps, ports. ; 31 cm. Contents Otematata -- Twizel. Summary "... ranges from engineering statistics and maps to details of family life, community events and clubs ... over 400 photographs"--Jacket. "... ranges from engineering statistics and maps to details of family life, community events and clubs ... over 400 photographs"--Jacket. Subject Electricity Corporation of New Zealand. Waitaki Hydro Group. Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Waitaki District. Company towns Social aspects New Zealand Waitaki District. Waitaki District (N.Z.) History, Local. Otematata (N.Z.) History. Twizel (N.Z.) History. Mackenzie District (N.Z.) History, Local. Waitaki, Lake (N.Z.) Power utilization. Benmore, Lake (N.Z.) Power utilization. Tekapo, Lake (N.Z.) Power utilization. Ohau, Lake (N.Z.) Power utilization. Pukaki, Lake (N.Z.) Power utilization. Dewey 993.91 Title Memories of childhood at Lake Tekapo and Fairlie / written by Mary Reid (Smith). Author Reid, Mary, 1939-2005. Publishing Details [New Zealand] : T. Brown, c2010. 2010 Publication Source www.blurb.com Physical Details 71 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Subject Reid, Mary, 1939-2005. Reid, Mary, 1939-2005 Family. Smith family. Fairlie (N.Z.) History. Tekapo, Lake (N.Z. : Locality) History. Dewey 993.880092 National Library of New Zealand Te Puna MƗtauranga o Aotearoa Page 3 of 12 National Library of New Zealand Te Puna MƗtauranga o Aotearoa Page 4 of 12 Title Effect of spillway discharges on the Tekapo River / by A.G. Stancliff, C.M. Hablous, B.K. Thornton. Author Stancliff, A. G. Publishing Details Twizel [N.Z.] : N.Z. Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, [1982] 1982 Publication Source New Zealand Fisheries Research Division, Christchurch, N.Z. (spiral binding) Physical Details 24 p. : ill., maps ; 30 cm. Series Fisheries environmental report ; no. 15. Subject Spillways Environmental aspects New Zealand Tekapo River. Dewey 333.916210993175 Title Lake Tekapo School, 1940-1990 : and other small schools in the Mackenzie Country from 1923 / by James Maxwell. Author Maxwell, James, 1918- Publishing Details [Lake Tekapo, N.Z.] : Lake Tekapo School Jubilee Committee, 1990. 1990 Publication Source $15.00 (pbk.) Physical Details 53 p., [8] p. of plates : ill. (some col.), ports. (some col.) ; 21 cm. Subject Lake Tekapo School (Lake Tekapo, N.Z.) Elementary schools New Zealand Mackenzie District History. Tekapo, Lake (N.Z. : Locality) History. Dewey 372.99375 993.75 Title Lake Tekapo Soil Conservation Reserve management plan. Author Owen, David. ISBN & Price 1869372301 (spiral binding) : Price unknown Publishing Details Christchurch [N.Z.] : Canterbury Regional Council, [1993] 1993 Physical Details 20, [8] leaves : ill., maps ; 30 cm. Contents Lake Tekapo Soil Conservation Reserve landscape report / prepared by Boffa Miskell Partners. Subject Soil conservation projects New Zealand Mackenzie District. Environmental policy New Zealand Mackenzie District Planning. Lake Tekapo Soil Conservation Reserve (N.Z.) Strategic aspects. Dewey 333.7316099388 Title Tekapo : defence land acquisition : environmental impact assessment. Author New Zealand. Ministry of Defence. ISBN & Price Gratis, limited distribution (spiral binding) Publishing Details [Wellington, N.Z.] : Ministry of Defence, 1986. 1986 Physical Details 3, 23, 5 leaves, [3] leaves of plates : maps ; 30 cm. Subject Military training camps Environmental aspects New Zealand Tekapo. Dewey 355.790993175 National Library of New Zealand Te Puna MƗtauranga o Aotearoa Page 5 of 12 Title Efficacy of triclopyr triethylamine salt for control of Russell lupin (Lupinus polyphyllus) / S.J. Anderson and C.B. Woolmore. Author Anderson, S. J. (Susan Joy), 1967- Publishing Details Twizel, N.Z. : Dept. of Conservation, c2012. 2012 Physical Details 12 p. : ill., 30 cm. Series Project River Recovery report ; 2007/06. Subject Triclopyr New Zealand Tekapo River. Lupines Control New Zealand Tekapo River. Dewey 632.95099388 Title Introducing Tekapo A. Publishing Details [Christchurch, N.Z.] : Meridian Energy [2005] 2005 Physical Details [2] p. : col. ill., col. map ; 30 cm. Subject Tekapo A (Power station) Waitaki Hydro Scheme. Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Tekapo River. Tekapo River (N.Z.) Power utilization. Dewey 621.312134099389 Title Introducing Tekapo B. Publishing Details [Christchurch, N.Z.] : Meridian Energy [2005] 2005 Physical Details [2] p. : col. ill., col. map ; 30 cm. Subject Tekapo B (Power station) Waitaki Hydro Scheme. Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Tekapo River. Tekapo River (N.Z.) Power utilization. Dewey 621.312134099389 Title Ministry of Works and Development, Upper Waitaki Power Development : stock water supply, Tekapo B Line : stations supplied, Irishmans Creek, Wolds, Maryburn, Simons Pass. Publishing Details [Twizel, N.Z. : The Ministry, 1984] 1984 Publication Source (pbk.) Physical Details [7] leaves, [3] folded leaves of plates : ill., map ; 30 cm. Subject Water-supply engineering New Zealand Tekapo River. Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Waitaki County. Dewey 628.1120993182 National Library of New Zealand Te Puna MƗtauranga o Aotearoa Page 6 of 12 Title Ministry of Works and Development, Upper Waitaki Power Development : stock water supply, Tekapo canal syphons-true right hand side : stations supplied, Irishmans Creek. Publishing Details [Twizel, N.Z. : The Ministry, 1984] 1984 Publication Source (pbk.) Physical Details [7] leaves, [3] folded leaves of plates : ill., maps ; 30 cm. Subject Water-supply engineering New Zealand Tekapo River. Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Waitaki County. Dewey 628.1120993182 Title Ministry of Works and Development, Upper Waitaki Power Development : stock water supply, Tekapo River -left bank : stations supplied, Sawdon, Grays Hill. Publishing Details [Twizel, N.Z. : The Ministry], 1984. 1984 Publication Source (pbk.) Physical Details [7] leaves, 5 folded leaves of plates : ill. ; 30 cm. Subject Water-supply engineering New Zealand Tekapo River. Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Waitaki County. Dewey 628.1120993182 Title Ministry of Works and Development, Upper Waitaki Power Development : stock water supply, Tekapo River -right bank : stations supplied, the Wolds, Maryburn. Publishing Details [Twizel, N.Z. : The Ministry, 1984] 1984 Publication Source (pbk.) Physical Details [7] leaves, [4] folded leaves of plates : ill., maps ; 30 cm. Subject Water-supply engineering New Zealand Tekapo River. Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Waitaki County. Dewey 628.1120993182 Title Tekapo A power station. Publishing Details Wellington [N.Z.] : Issued by Information Services, Electricity Division, Ministry of Energy, 1980. 1980 Physical Details 1 folded sheet ([4] p.) : ill., maps ; 21 x 28 cm. Subject Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Mackenzie District. Tekapo River (N.Z.) Power utilization. Tekapo, Lake (N.Z.) Power utilization. Dewey 621.312134099388 National Library of New Zealand Te Puna MƗtauranga o Aotearoa Page 7 of 12 Title Tekapo B power station. Publishing Details [Wellington, N.Z.] : New Zealand Electricity, [between 1970 and 1976] 1970 Physical Details 1 folded sheet ([4] p.) : ill., map ; 21 x 28 cm. Subject Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Pukaki, Lake. Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Tekapo River. Tekapo River (N.Z.) Power utilization. Pukaki, Lake (N.Z.) Power utilization. Dewey 621.312134099388 Title Tekapo power station. Publishing Details [Wellington, N.Z.?] : New Zealand Electricity, 1973. 1973 Physical Details 1 folded sheet ([4] p.) : ill., maps ; 21 x 28 cm. Subject Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Tekapo River. Hydroelectric power plants New Zealand Tekapo, Lake. Tekapo River (N.Z.) Power utilization. Tekapo, Lake (N.Z.) Power utilization. Dewey 621.312134099388 Title Tekapo Power Station / New Zealand Electricity Department. Publishing Details Wellington, N.Z. : Govt.
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