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Booksnz.CO.NZ New Zealand Books [000248] Mcclymont, W.G BooksNZ.CO.NZ New Zealand Books [000248] McClymont, W.G. The Exploration of New Zealand. Dept of Internal Affairs, 1940. Very Good / No Jacket. 202 pages $35.00 [000289] Oman, Carola. Nelson. History Book Club, 1967. Very Good / Very Good. 612 pages, reprint of 1947 edition by Hodder & Stoughton $20.00 [000350] Sharp, Andrew. Duperrey's Visit to New Zealand in 1824. Alexander Turnbull Library, 1971. First Edition. Fine / Fine. 125 pages plus map $40.00 [000371] Sutherland, Allan. Flags of New Zealand. Signed by Author. Very Good 19 pages,small pamphlet $25.00 [000378] Taylor, T.D.. New Zealands Naval Story. A.H & A.W. Reed, 1948. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 337 pages $160.00 [000379] Taylor, T.D.. New Zealands Naval Story. A.H & A.W. Reed, 1948. First Edition. Very Good / Good. 337 pages, browing on D/J $125.00 [000435] Stevenson, H.K. Port and People : Century at the Port of Napier. Hawke's Bay Harbour Board, 1977. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 352 pages, small tear on D/J, copy number 1833 or a limited edition of 2500 copies) $120.00 [000449] Jordan, Humphrey. Mauretania (Landfalls & Departures of 25 years). Hodder and Stoughton, 1936. First Edition. Good / No Jacket. 332 pages, some spotting otherwise quite good. $85.00 [000450] Monsarrat, Nicholas. East Coast Corvette. Cassel & Co, 1943. Good / Good. 80 pages, 1st australian edition, D/J has tears. $12.00 [000494] Anon. Akaroa and Banks Peninsula 1840 - 1940. Akaroa Mail Co. Ltd, Very Good / No Jacket. 396, story of early whaling activities in New Zealand $80.00 [000500] Millar, David. Once Upon a Village : A History of Lower Hutt 1819 - 1965. New Zealand University Press, 1972. Very Good / Very Good. 258 pages $50.00 [000501] Grady, Don. The Perano Whalers of Cook Strait 1911 - 1964. Reed, 1982. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 238 pages $200.00 [000512] Adam-Smith, Patsy. The Anzacs. Thomas Nelson & Sons, 1979. Ex-Library. Very Good / Very Good. 372 pages, reprint $36.00 [000517] Barr, John. The Ciy of Auckland 1840 - 1920. Whitcombe & Tombs, 1922. First Edition. Good / No Jacket. 255 pages, prueded by a maori history of Auckland Isthmus by George Graham (contains sections on shipping) $60.00 [000523] Bott, Alan. The Sailing Ships of the New Zealand Shipping Company 1873 - 1900. London: B.T. Batsford Ltd, 1972. First Edition. Fine / Fine. 160 pages $130.00 [000524] Bowman, H.D.. Port Chalmers : Gateway to Otago. Otago Centennial Historical Publications, 1948. First Edition. Very Good / No Jacket. 222 pages plus Bibliography and Map, 2 pages have a crease mark. $70.00 [000534] Richards, E.C.. Our New Zealand Trees and Flowers. Simpson & Williams Ltd, 1956. Ex-Library. Very Good / Good. 3rd edition, tape mark on D/J. $30.00 [000571] Cruise, R.A.. Journal of a Ten Month's Residence in New Zealand. Capper Press, 1974. Very Good / Very Good. 327 pages, reprint $50.00 [000624] Bollinger, Conrad. Against The Wind (The Story of the New Zealand Seaman's Union). New Zealand Seaman's Union Publishers, 1968. First Edition. Very Good / Good. 260 pages, D/J has tears $45.00 [000628] Bailey, Rona & Herbert Roth. Shanties By The Way. Whitcombe & Tombs, 1967. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 164 pages, slight tear to D/J, a selection of New Zealand popular songs & ballads. $35.00 [000632] Caldwell, Ted. StrikeBound : The Inside Story. Caxton Press, 1994. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine 192 pages, senior steward recalls the history, scams and rip-offs on the Cook Strait ferries. $15.00 [000667] Hole, Tahu. Anzacs Into Battle. Hodder and Stoughton, 1942. First Edition. Very Good / No Jacket. 471 pages $40.00 [000669] Hall-Jones, John. Bluff Harbour. Southland Harbour Board, 1976. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 170 pages $60.00 [000670] Gillett, Ross. Australian and New Zealand Warships Since 1946. Pacific Publishers, 1988. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 192 pages $60.00 [000675] Lawson, Will. Pacific Steamers. Glasgow: Brown Son & Ferguson, 1927. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 244 pages including Index, contains history, rise and development of steamers on the Australian, New Zealand and Western American Coasts, note in front, very slight foxing over front pages, D/J has a few tears. $160.00 [000682] Hawkins, Clifford. Out of Auckland. Pelorus Press Printed for C. Hawkins, 1960. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 199 pages, D/J torn on spine $90.00 [000690] Houghton Philip. Land From The Masthead. Hodder and Stoughton, 1968. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 224 pages, a circumnavigation of New Zealand in the wake of Captain Cook $20.00 [000694] Grundy, Elaine. Who'd Marry A Doctor? : A Chatham Islands Casebook. Whitcombe & Tombs, 1968. First Edition. Ex-Library. Fair / Fair. 144 pages $20.00 [000702] Ilhes, Colin. Rahui. A.H & A.W. Reed, 1975. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 194 pages $22.00 [000718] Gardiner, Noel 'Wig'. Briging Up The Rear - The Sequel to Freyberg's Circus (Further Reminiscences of a Kiwi Soldier). Ray Richards Publisher, 1983. First Edition. Fine / Fine. 169 pages $18.00 [000731] Howard, Grant. The Navy in New Zealand (An Illustrated History). Reed, 1981. First Edition. As New / Fine. 170 pages $55.00 [000732] Howard, Grant. The Navy in New Zealand (An Illustrated History). Reed, 1981. First Edition. Ex- Library. As New / Poor. 170 pages $40.00 [000736] Mouaghan, Harold W.. A Joy For Ever : St Mary's Parish Church, Timaru. Wellington: Harry H. Tombs Ltd., 1945. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good / No Jacket. 76 pages, green cloth, limited to 600 copies, name in ink FEP $45.00 [000739] Hobbs, G.B.. Fisherman's Country-Days in New Zealand. Geoffrey Bles, 1955. Very Good / No Jacket. 224 pages, S.F. FEP $75.00 [000752] Harker, Jack. HMNZS Achilles. William Collins, 1980. First Edition. Fine / Fine. 264 pages $40.00 [000753] Harker, Jack. HMNZS Achilles. William Collins, 1981. Fine / Fine. 264 pages $35.00 [000754] Harker, Jack. HMNZS Achilles. William Collins, 1981. Ex-Library. Fine / Fine. 264 pages $35.00 [000928] Martin, W.. The New Zealand Nature Book Volume Two : The Flora. Whitcombe & Tombs, Very Good / No Jacket. 187 pages $12.00 [000932] McNab, Robert. Historical Records of New Zealand (Two Volumes). Government Press, 1908. Very Good / Very Good. D/J has a few chips, sold as a set. $160.00 [000942] Reed, John E.. Sign As We Go - The Story of the Kiwi Concert Party. Raupo Books, 1944. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good 142 pages $25.00 [000944] Reid, Alec & David Reid. Paddle Wheels on the Wanganui. Blackwood & Janet Paul Ltd, 1967. First Edition. Fine / Very Good. 118 pages $50.00 [000964] Von Kohorn, Ralph. S.. Columbia Cruises South. Cape Catley Ltd, 1977. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 117 pages, cirumnavigating the South Island of New Zealand. $20.00 [001034] Boyack, Nicholas & James Tolerton. In the Shadowes of War : NZ Soldiers Talk About World War One and their Lives. Pengiun, 1990. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine 266 pages. $20.00 [001046] McKinney, J.B.. Medical Units of Two NZEF in Middle East and Italy. Dept of Internal Affairs, 1952. First Edition. Very Good / No Jacket. 462 pages $154.00 [001054] Lawson, Will. The Lady of the Heather. Oswald-Sealy (NZ) Ltd, First Edition. Cloth. Very Good / No Jacket. fiction, 140 pages, written around a legend of the Southern Seas wherein about 1828 there was exiled to Campbell Island, a granddaughter of Bannie Paince Charlie. $40.00 [001077] Gibson, Tom. The Maori Wars ( The British Army in New Zealand 1840 - 1872). A.H & A.W. Reed, 1974. Very Good / Very Good. 271 pages, printed in association with Leo Cooperltd, First New Zealand Edition. $150.00 [001171] Peterson, G. C.. Palmerston North : A Centennial Edition. A.H & A.W. Reed, 1973. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 254 pages $45.00 [001183] Reed, A.W.. Treasury of Maori Exploration. A.H & A.W. Reed, 1977. First Edition. Very Good / Very Good. 288 pages, slight sunning spine on D/J. $65.00 [001259] Helm, A.S.. Fights & Furloughs in the Middle East (By a Kiwi of the 2nd N.Z.E.F). Whitcombe & Tombs, Cloth. Very Good / No Jacket. 301 pages, a story of soldiering and travel in Libya, Egypt, Palestine, Greece, Crete, Trans Jordan, Syria, Irak and Iran, Orange Cloth, map on front of pastedown. $120.00 [001260] Gibson, Tom. The Maori Wars : The British Army in New Zealand 1840 - 1872. A.H & A.W. Reed, 1974. First Edition. Fine / Fine. 271 pages $200.00 [001267] McKinney, J.B.. Medical Units of 2 NZEF in Middle East and Italy (Official War History). Dept of Internal Affairs, 1952. Very Good / No Jacket. 462 pages, Name in ink in front. $120.00 [001269] Gillespie, O. Story of the 34th : The Unofficial History of a New Zealand Infantry Battalion with the Third Divisionin the Pacific. A.H & A.W. Reed (for the Third Division Histories Committee), 1947. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good / No Jacket. 159 pages, sunned cloth. $140.00 [001270] Murphy, M.. Handbook Of Gardening for New Zealand : With Chapers on Poultry and Bee- Keeping. Whitcombe & Tombs, 1889. Cloth. Very Good / No Jacket. 224 pages, 2nd edition, revised and enlarged, brown cloth. $75.00 [001302] Archery, Gilbert. South Sea Folk (Handbook of Maori and Oceanic Ethnology). New Zealand: Auckland War Memorial Museum, 1949. Soft Cover. Very Good 71 pages, 2nd edition. $35.00 [001341] Collier, James. Sir George Grey : An Historical Biography. Whitcombe & Tombs, 1909. First Edition. Very Good / No Jacket. 233 pages, brown and uncut foreedges, V.G. otherwise. $65.00 [001343] Izett, James. Maori Lore : The Traditions of the Maori People.
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