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ANTIQUARIAN BOOK AUCTION 19 SEPTEMBER 2013

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NEW ZEALAND & ANTIQUARIAN BOOK AUCTION THURSDAY 19 SEPTEMBER 2013, 11AM

AUCTION SCHEDULE PART ONE THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE DR PETER (SAM) BROMLEY MALING Lot 1 - 290 PART TWO PRIVATE VENDORS Lot 291 - 579 VIEWING Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

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THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE DR PETER (SAM) BROMLEY MALING (1912- 2006)

Sam Maling was a much loved and respected medical practitioner in Christchurch, where he was also recognized as an expert on early Canterbury colonial history. He was educated at Christ’s College and in 1930 he entered Canterbury College, one of the four colleges that constituted the University of New Zealand, where he was the sole student majoring in Geology and Zoology. He won Senior University and Sir George Grey scholarships, graduating in 1933 with a Master of Science (Hons) thesis on the geology of the Kakahu district. After postgraduate study in the Royal School of Mines, London, he worked as a geologist with the Anglo Iranian Oil Company from 1935-36 and it was whilst exploring and mapping the wilds of Luristan that he developed a keen interest in cartography. Oil exploration in those days was extremely demanding and after two years in the field he returned to London, switched to medicine and began training at St Thomas’ Hospital.

His passion for early New Zealand exploration and natural history took root when he started to buy and sell early maps and charts to put himself through medical school. Some of the books in his collection today were purchased at this time. When St Thomas’ was bombed in 1940 during the London blitz, he was awarded the George Medal for his part in extracting patients and staff from the wreckage. He later joined the Royal Army Medical Corps, serving in Britain, Italy and Greece and reaching the rank of captain.

An unassuming, compassionate man with an intensely enquiring mind and an eye for historical detail, he is perhaps best remembered in New Zealand for his authorship of several books: The Torlesse Papers (editor, 1958); Samuel Butler at Mesopotamia (1960), Early Charts of New Zealand (1969), Early Sketches and Charts of Banks Peninsula (1981), Wanderlust: The Life Of Aline Barton, Pioneer New Zealand Airwoman (editor, 1988), and Historic Charts and Maps of New Zealand (1992).

This P B Maling Early New Zealand Book Collection is presented for auction by his family in celebration of his fascinating life.

The Maling family.

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AUCTION SCHEDULE THURSDAY 19 SEPTEMBER 2013, 11am START • THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE Dr Peter (SAM) Bromley Maling New Zealand Historical New Zealand Regional Maori History & Folklore

Natural History

Travel & Exploration Mountaineering

Military & War The Hakluyt Society

Literature, Childrens & Illustrated

Lot 1 - 108 Lot 109 - 166 Lot 167 - 192 Lot 193 - 209 Lot 210 - 236 Lot 237 - 248 Lot 249 - 253 Lot 254 - 283 Lot 284 - 290

PLEASE NOTE: The majority of these books have Ex Libris bookplates for Dr Maling

• PRIVATE VENDORS New Zealand Historical New Zealand Regional Maori History & Folklore

Natural History

Travel & Exploration Antiquarian

Military & War Big Game Hunting & Firearms Sport & Leisure

Art & Architecture Literature, Childrens & Illustrated Maps, Charts, Posters & Signatures

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ABBREVIATIONS BP BRDS COL DEC DJ ED

Book Plate Boards Colour Decorative Dust jacket Edition

EP F FA FEP FX G

End paper INSC Fine ILLUS Fair LITHO Front end paper MRBLD Foxing ND Good RP

Inscription Illustrated Lithographic Marbled Not Dated Reprint

PIC Pictorial PL Plate PORT Portrait SIG Signature TP Title Page

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New Zealand Historical

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Old New Zealand

Being Incidents of Native Customs and Character in the Old Times.

Smith Elder And Co, London, first ed, 1863. 20cm, viii, 216pp, blind stamped cloth, minor wear, else G+

$100 - 200

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Banking Under Difficulties

Or Life On The Goldfields of Victoria, New South Wales & New Zealand.

Edwards, Dunlop & Co, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, first ed, 1888.

7 A Pakeha Maori (F. E. Maning) Sigs to HT & TP, 22.5cm, xii, 179pp, Old New Zealand A Tale of the Good Old Times green cloth, old newspaper cuttings Robert J Creighton & Alfred Scales, relating to gold tipped in to FEP, else Queen Street, Auckland, 1863.

G+ Rare.

21cm, xiv, 239pp, full mottled calf

$100 - 200 with gilt border, 5 raised spine bands and dec compartments, BP, 2 An Old Colonist (W. T. Pratt) minor FX, else G+. Rare Auckland

Colonial Experiences first edition.

or Incidents And Reminiscences of

$200 - 400 Thirty-Four Years In New Zealand.

Chapman & Hall, London, first 8 Adam, James ed, 1877. 19.5cm, vi, 288pp, with

Twenty Five Years of Emigrant Life in The South of folding map of the South Island, New Zealand blind stamped brown cloth, G,

Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh & Scarce.

London, first edition, 1874. 22cm,

$60 - 120 iii, 112pp, plus ads, Illus with frontis folding map of the Province of 3 A Pakeha Maori (F. E. Maning) Otago and 4 col plates, printed

Old New Zealand wrappers, bound in green cloth,

A Tale of the Good Old Times. wraps grubby, minor spots, else G, Robert J Creighton, & Alfred very rare.

Scales, Queen Street, Auckland,

$300 - 500 first ed, 1863, FEP with numerous inscriptions which read, Noble Lady Barker, Lady Grey 13 New Street Spring Gardens 9

Station Life in New Zealand S. W, (Given me by the author Sir Macmillan And Co, London, first ed, George Grey) G. C. Bowen from Grey 1870. 19.5cm, xi, 238pp, plus 43pp 1901, Given to me (Maling) by G. C. of other publications, purple cloth, Bowen’s granddaughter, Christobel spine sunned & cocked, boards Bowen (1972) 21.5cm, xiv, 239pp, marked, else G red cloth, spine poor, else G

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Old New Zealand A Tale of the Good Old Times

Second Edition, Robert J Creighton & Alfred Scales, Auckland, 1863.

22cm, viii, 239pp, last page number transposed as 329, green cloth, BP of Peter Maling, James Edge Partington, 1854-1930, an anthropologist acknowledged as an authority on Pacific Ethnology, and C. A. O. Fox, also sig of M. A. Wootton, 1867. minor wear and spotting, else G-G+ Rare Auckland edition.

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Old New Zealand, A Tale of the Good Old Times

Robert J Creighton & Alfred Scales, Auckland, second edition, 1863, 21cm, xiv, 329pp, cloth, well worn boards, else G. Rare Auckland edition.

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Barker, Lady Station Amusements in New Zealand William Hunt And Company, London, first edition 1873. 19.5cm, 278pp, illus incl frontis and folding map of NZ, blind stamped red cloth, spine sunned and taped, else G $40 - 80 Baker, Noeline (Editor) A Surveyor in New Zealand 1857-1896 The Recollections of John Holland Baker. Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd, Auckland, first ed, 1932. 22cm, 336pp, illus, blue cloth, no DJ, G. A scarce volume. $60 - 120 Bell, James Mackintosh The Wilds of Maoriland With illustrations and maps, Macmillan And Co, Limited, first ed, 1914, blue cloth gilt, no DJ, G+ Also, New Zealand, painted by F & W Wright, described by William Pember Reeves, Adam And Charles Black, London, first ed, 1908, pictorial cloth, no DJ, G+ $40 - 80

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Men of Mark of New Zealand

Whitcombe & Tombs (Limited), Christchurch, first ed, 1886. 19cm, xi, 237pp, dec red cloth gilt with embossed port of Capt Cook, page xi detached, spine sunned and cocked, else G

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Recollections

Australia, England, Ireland, Scotland, New Zealand. Whitcombe & Tombs (Limited), Christchurch, first ed, 1884, TP insc “With the authors good wishes to Mr Speight 1888”, 21.5cm, 272pp, green cloth with embossed black pictorial and text to cover, G

$40 - 80 15 Craik, George L.

The New Zealanders

The Library of Entertaining Knowledge, Charles Knight, London, first ed, 1830. 16.5cm, 424pp, illus, incl frontis map, quarter green leather, mrbld brds, Newbolds Bookshop Dunedin label to pastedown, together with a most interesting handwritten letter, c1895 and taken from a Hawkes Bay paper questioning the authenticity of John Rutherford’s claims to have known and lived amongst local Maori. Rare.

$100 - 150 16 Crawford, James Coutts

Recollections of Travel in New Zealand and Australia

With 3 col maps and 24 plates & illustrations. Trubner & Co., London, first ed, 1880. 23cm, xiv, 468pp, brown cloth with gilt tiki to front board.

The author was one of the earliest settlers in New Zealand, residing in Wellington from 1839.

“As I was present when the first settlers arrived in New Zealand, and I have seen a good deal of the country in its wild state, I have thought it would not be an unwelcome contribution to the history of the colony if I committed my impressions to writing”. The volume includes chapters on an overland journey from Sydney to Adelaide, 1838-9; first settlement at Wellington; journey to explore the main range of Tararua; Maori orthography; geology, etc.

$150 - 250

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Journal of a Ten Months’ Residence in New Zealand

second edition, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London 1824. 21.5cm, vi, 327pp, illus with frontis port of Tetoro a Chief of New Zealand. Half green calf, mrbld brds, BP, offset discolouring to TP from frontis, else G+

$800 - 1,200 18 Davis, The Hon. Eliot R.

A Link With The Past

With an Introduction by The Dean of Hamilton. Oswald-Sealey (New Zealand) Ltd, Auckland, printed by Unity Press Ltd, Auckland, first ed, 1948. 22cm, 283pp, plus epilogue and general index, illus, grey cloth, authors insc to Mr Maling on front pastedown, G. Scarce title.

$30 - 50 19 Dieffenbach, Ernest

Travels in New Zealand (2 Vols)

with contributions to the Geography, Geology, Botany, and Natural History of that Country.

John Murray, London, first edition, 1843. 23.5cm, Vol I, frontis of Te Waro, eng illus of kiwis to TP, 396pp, plus 4pp of other works, Vol II, frontis View of Taupo, eng of Cascade of Boiling Water at Rotu Mahana to TP, 429pp, original blind stamped cloth, sunned, spine ends and corners bumped, FX and gen wear else G. Rare.

These 2 volumes describe the authors travels from his arrival in 1839 at Queen Charlotte Sound, Cloudy Bay, Port Nicholson, Taranaki, North Cape to Bay of Islands, Hokianga, Kaitaia, Wangaroa etc, traversing the Manukau, Waikato, Hot Springs, Taupo and Tauranga. He was the first European to ascend Mount Egmont and he also explored the Chatham Islands.

$500 - 800 20 Dieffenbach, Ernest

New Zealand and Its Native Population

Smith Elder, And Co and others, London, first edition 1841, published under the patronage of the Aborigines Protection Society.

21.5cm, x, 30pp, plus 2pp Appeal of the British And Foreign Aborigines Protection Society, printed paper wraps, Webster Collection stamp, bottom right corner of cover lacking 2 inches, else G. Rare.

$100 - 200

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Ranolf and Amohia

A South Sea Day-Dream, Smith,

Elder & Co, London, first edition, 1872. 20cm, 511pp, orange cloth, BP, minor wear and FX, else G

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A Narrative of a Nine Months Residence in New Zealand in 1827

Together with A Journal Of A Residence in Tristan D’Acuna an island situated between South America and the Cape of Good Hope. Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longman , London, first edition, 1832. 22cm, 371pp, illus incl frontis port of Aranghie The Tattooer of New Zealand, and folding plates, finely bound in full chequered calf, gilt lines, 5 raised spine bands and gilt dec cmpts, mrbld EP’s and foredges, BP’s of Peter Maling and the Carton Library (Duke of Leinster,) also library shelf label from Carton. FX to EP’s else G+

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Fitton, Edward Brown New Zealand Its Present Condition, Prospects And Resources, being a Description of the Country and General Mode of Life Among New Zealand Colonists for the Information of Intending Emigrants. Edward Stanford, London, first ed, 1856. 18cm, iv, 358pp, plus 2pp of ads, large frontis coloured folding map of the Islands of New Zealand, blind stamped brown cloth, $80 - 150 Fox, William The Six Colonies of New Zealand John W Parker, London, first ed, 1851. 17cm, viii, 168pp, large frontis folding map, blind stamped brown cloth gilt, minor gen wear, else G+, Scarce. $80 - 120 Guthrie-Smith, H. Tutira The Story of a New Zealand Sheep Station. William Blackwood and Sons, first ed, 1921, 25.5cm, xxi, 400pp, illus, blue cloth gilt, boards well worn, else G $40 - 80

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Harper, Henry W. Letters From New Zealand 1857-1911 Being some Account of Life and Work in the Province of Canterbury, South Island. Hughes Rees Ltd, London, first ed, 1914, with a handwritten letter by the author starting on the front pastedown through to the second preface page. Red cloth gilt, spine sunned, small splits else G. $30 - 60 Hempelman, Captain (Anson, Editor) The Piraki Log (E Pirangi Ahau Koe) or Diary of Captain Hempelman, with introduction, glossary, illustrations and map by the present owner. Henry Frowde, Oxford University Press, London, second ed, 1911, 23cm, 171pp, illus incl frontis folding map, green cloth, DJ. G+ $100 - 150 Hocken, Thomas Morland Contributions to The Early History of New Zealand (Settlement of Otago) With portraits and other illustrations. Sampson Low, Marston And Company Limited, London, first ed, 1898. 22cm, xiii, 342pp, blue cloth, G. $30 - 60 Hocken, The Late Dr T. M. The Early History of New Zealand Being A Series of Lectures Delivered Before The Otago Institute, Also A Lecturette On The Maoris Of The South Island. John Mackay, Govt Printer, Wellington, first ed, 1914.

21.5cm, xi, 280pp, frontis port of the author, green cloth, BP of Mr Maling & Fred B Butler, G, Scarce copy. $100 - 150 Hodder, Edwin Memories of New Zealand Life Longman, Green, Longman & Roberts, London, first ed, 1862, 19.5cm, viii, 232pp, purple cloth with gilt vignette of 3 pioneers, boards faded and worn, else G Hodder arrived in Nelson on the “John Masterman” in Feb 1857, he writes about contact with the Maori, the Taranaki War etc, etc. A scarce copy. $100 - 200 Holm, Janet Nothing But Grass And Wind The Rutherfords of Canterbury Hazard Press, Christchurch, first ed, 1992, signed and insc to Mr Maling from the author. 27cm, 279pp, illus, black cloth, DJ, F Also, A New History of Canterbury

by Stevan Eldred-Grigg, first ed, 1982, DJ, F $40 - 80

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Hopeful “Taken In” Being, A Sketch Of New Zealand Life. W. H. Allen & Co, London, first ed, 1887. 17cm, xii, 208pp, brown cloth, hand written thoughts on the books subject matter to the FEP, minor wear, else G $30 - 60

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Houghton, John Memories Of The Life Of J. F. H. Wohlers Missionary at Ruapuke, New Zealand, An Autobiography. Otago Daily Times & Witness Newspapers Company, Ltd, Dunedin, first ed, 1895. 22cm, vi, 216pp, illus incl frontis port, red cloth gilt, spine sunned and small split upper end, old stains, FX to prelims else G $50 - 100

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Kennaway, Laurence J. Crusts A Settlers Fare Due South Sampson Low, Marston, Low & Searle, London, first ed, 1874.

19cm, 234pp, plus 48pp of other publishers works, illus incl frontis and folding Chart of the present Province of Canterbury as roughly known by the settlers in 1853. dec green cloth gilt, ex owners sig to FEP, else G+ $40 - 80

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Poenamo

Sketches of the Early Days of New Zealand, Romance and Reality of Antipodean Life in the Infancy of a New Colony. Williams & Norgate, London, 1881, 19.5cm, xii, 359pp, green cloth, G

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McIntyre, W. David (Editor) The Journal of Henry Sewell 1853-1857 (2 Vols) Whitcoulls, Christchurch, first ed, 1980, black cloth, DJ, both F $30 - 50 McNab, Robert The Old Whaling Days A History of Southern New Zealand From 1830 to 1840. Whitcombe And Tombs Limited, Christchurch, first ed, 1913. 22cm, xiii, 508pp, illus, turquoise cloth, newspaper cuttings pasted in, no DJ, G $40 - 80 McNab, Robert Historical Records of New Zealand ( Vols I & II) John Mackay, Govt Printer, Wellington, 1908 & 1914, brown cloth, Vol I signed C. M. Gray 10/6/08 to TP, else G+ $40 - 80

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Maling, Peter Bromley Wanderlust The Life of Aline Barton Pioneer New Zealand Airwoman. Caxton Press, Christchurch, first ed, 1988, signed and inscribed by the author to the HT, 22cm, 73pp, illus, green cloth gilt, F $30 - 60 Maling, Peter Bromley Historic Charts & Maps of New Zealand 1642-1875 Reed Books, first ed, 1996, limited edition number 370 of 400, signed by the author, 38cm, 316pp, 143 illus charts and maps, half burgundy leather with full leather slipcase, F $300 - 500 Maling, Peter Bromley Early Charts of New Zealand 1542-1851 A. H. & A. W. Reed, Wellington, limited edition number 8 of 500, first ed, 1969, 40cm, half burgundy leather with slipcase, singed and inscribed by the author, F $200 - 300 Maling, Peter Bromley Early Sketches and Charts of Banks Peninsula 1770-1850 A. H. & A. W. Reed, Ltd, Wellington, 1981, limited edition number 23 of 500. 40cm, quarter dark blue leather, cloth boards, with slipcase, F $100 - 200 Majoribanks, Alexander Travels in New Zealand Second Edition, Smith, Elder & Co, London, 1850, 19cm, viii, 174pp, plus appendix, blind stamped red cloth, BP, Webster Collection stamp, gen wear else G-G+ and with a half green calf and mrbld brds book case $200 - 400 Marshall, William Barrett Personal Narrative of Two Visits to New Zealand In His Majesty’s Ship Alligator A. D. 1834. James Nisbet And Co, London, 1836. 19.5cm, xvi, 351pp, errata and other works, frontis eng of a native village and chapel, ded to Charles, Baron Glenelg, cloth, sunned, BP and Webster Collection stamp and with half morocco and mrbld book case. Rare $800 - 1,200

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Meade, Lieut. The Hon. Herbert A Ride Through the Disturbed Districts of New Zealand Together with Some Account of the South Sea Islands, Being Selections from the Journals and Letters of, edited by his brother. John Murray, London, first edition 1870. 22.5cm, x, list of illustrations, 375pp, illus incl col litho frontis, 2 maps incl one folding, half green calf, mrbld brds, BP, and previous owners sig to pastedown. FX to EP’s, spine faded, small scuffs, else G+.

Sent at the request of then Governor of New Zealand, and in the company of Mr Brenchley, Lieut. Meade visited Lake Taupo. His journals are full of descriptions of both the people and the country. $800 - 1,200 Money, Charles L. Knocking About In New Zealand Samuel Mullen, Melbourne, first ed, 1871. 18cm, viii, 151pp, printed paper covered boards, spine taped, boards well worn. A rare but well read and used copy. $40 - 80 Mulgan, Alan Two Titles A Pilgrim’s Way in New Zealand, Oxford University Press, London: Humphrey Milford, first ed, 1935, green cloth, no DJ, G The Emigrants, Early Travellers To The Antipodes by Hector Bolitho and John Mulgan, Selwyn & Blount, London, first ed, ND, beige cloth, spine taped, else G $30 - 60 Nicholas, John Liddiard Narrative of a Voyage To New Zealand (2 Vols) Performed in the Years 1814 and 1815 in Company with the Rev. Samuel Marsden Principal Chaplain of New South Wales. Printed for James Black And Son, London, first edition 1817, xx, 431pp and xii, 397pp, , HT, frontis, 2 charts incl one folding, full checkered calf, BP, offset discolouring to TP, minor FX, else G+ $800 - 1200 Pascoe, John (Editor) Mr Explorer Douglas A. H. & A. W. Reed, Wellington, signed first ed, 1957, 24cm, xviii, 331pp, illus, light blue cloth, DJ. $30 - 50

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Payton, E. W. 54 Round About New Zealand

Being Notes From A Journal Of Three Years Wanderings In The

Antipodes, with twenty original illustrations by the author. Chapman & Hall, Limited, London, first ed, 1888. 21cm, x, 368pp, blue cloth gilt, no DJ, corners bumped, spine cocked, minor FX, else G $80 - 120 Petre, The Hon. Henry William An Account of the Settlements of the New Zealand Company From Personal Observation During A Residence There. Fifth edition, Smith Elder And Co, London, 1842.

21cm, 94pp, plus other works, folding frontis map, blind stamped blue cloth, BP, sunned, small patch repair to spine, else G $100 - 200 Petre, The Hon. Henry William An Account of the Settlements of the New Zealand Company From Personal Observation During A Residence There. Fourth Edition, Smith Elder And Co, London, 1842.

22cm, 94pp, plus other works, large frontis folding map of the Colony of New Zealand, taped repairs finely rebound in half burgundy calf, G+ Rare. $200 - 400

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Phiz Political Portraits Reprinted from “The Press”, printed and published by The Christchurch Press Co Ltd, 1892, 24.5cm, 53pp, plus 3pp of local adverts, printed soft card wraps and contained in a finely bound burgundy morocco gilt bookcase. A very scarce volume

The inside back cover is printed with an advert for Maling & Coy. Limd, 154 Worcester Street Christchurch. $100 - 150

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Polack, J. S. Manners and Customs of the New Zealanders (2 Vols) With Notes Corroborative of their Habits, Usages, Etc and Remarks To Intending Emigrants, with Numerous Cuts Drawn On Wood.

James Madden & Co, London, first ed, 1830, 20.5cm, all plates as required incl folding map to vol 1, usual browning to map and offset to TP, spines sunned and frayed, else G $400 - 800 Polack, J. S. New Zealand (2 Volumes) Being a Narrative of Travels and Adventures During a Residency in that Country Between the Years 1831 and 1837. Richard Bentley, London, first edition 1838. 21.5cm, Vol I, xii, 403pp, Vol II, vii, 441pp, errata, illus with frontis, 6 plates and folding map, finely rebound in half red morocco, gilt dec spines, mrbld brds and EP’s, BP. Small tear to map and pp137 of Vol I, some FX to prelims, else G+ $800 - 1,500 Potts, T. H. Out in the Open A Budget of Scraps of Natural, Gathered in New Zealand.

Printed by The Lyttelton Times, Christchurch, first ed, 1882, TP signed insc to Sir Walter Buller and tipped in letter by the author to rear EP. 22cm, vii, 301pp, illus incl a tipped in sepia port of a Moriori at pp160, brown cloth, boards with old staining, EPs slightly browned, else G. Very rare. $300 - 500

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Power, W. Tyrone Sketches in New Zealand with Pen and Pencil Longman, Brown, Green, And Longmans, London, first edition 1849. 20cm, ded to Sir Charles Trevelyan, K.C.B., xlviii, 290pp, illus incl frontis, engraved vignette to TP, half calf, mrbld EP’s and fore-edges, 5 raised spine bands, orig spine laid down, gen scuffing, else G+ $100 - 200 Priestley, J. B. A Visit to New Zealand Limited edition of 260, No 51 signed by the author, finely bound in full blue morocco with gilt line, raised spine bands and slipcase, spine sunned, minor wear to case, else F $100 - 150

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Diary of E. R. Chudleigh 1862-1921 Chatham Islands

Simpson And Williams Limited, Christchurch, first ed, 1950. 22cm, 474pp, illus incl frontis port, gray cloth, DJ, jacket edges frayed, else G+

$60 - 120 60 Ross, Mrs Malcolm & Noel

Mixed Grill

Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, Auckland, first ed, 1934, paper covered boards, spine poor. Half the book contains the war writings of her son. Ex owners name to TP, Rare.

Also, Noel Ross And His Work, edited

by His Parents, first ed, 1919, signed and insc on HT, green cloth, no DJ

$30 - 60

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Some Account of New Zealand

Particularly the Bay of Islands; and Surrounding Country with a Description of The Religion And Government, Language, Arts, Manufactures, Manners, And Customs Of The Natives, etc, etc. Printed for John Murray, Fleet-Street and A. Constable And Co, Edinburgh, first edition, 1807. 22.5cm, viii, 110pp, half red morocco, 5 raised spine bands, gilt dec cmpts, mrbld brds, BP of G. H. Hammersley, Sydney, Charles R. J. Glover, Peter Maling, and James Angas Johnson, retailers label for Angus & Robertson, Sydney, illus incl frontis, gen wear, else G+ Rare

$1,000 - 1,500 62 Scholefield, Guy H.

The Richmond Papers (2 Vols)

R. E. Owen, Govt Printer, Wellington, first ed, 1960, blue cloth, DJ, G

$40 - 80 63 Scholefield, Guy H. (Editor)

A Dictionary of New Zealand Biography (2 Vols)

Dept of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 1940, blue cloth, DJ.

$40 - 80 64 Selwyn, George Augustus

New Zealand

5 parts bound in one volume.

Printed for The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, third ed, 1847, 16cm, frontis folding map, blind stamped cloth. Sunned, spine poor, else G

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The Southern Districts of New Zealand

A Journal with Passing Notices of the Customs of the Aborigines.

Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans, London, first edition, 1851. 21cm, xiv, 315pp, plus 32pp of new works, illus incl folding frontis map, green cloth, sunned, upper spine frayed, pp 99-118 loose, BP, insc to FEP “To The Right Honourable The Earl Grey with the authors best respects.

Earl Grey was at the time (1851) Secretary of State for the Colonies in England, not to be confused with Sir George Grey.

$100 - 200

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Old England and New Zealand

The Government, Laws, Churches, Public Institutions, And The Resources of New Zealand, Popularly and Critically Compared with those of the Old Country, with an Historical Sketch of the Maori Race, to which are added Extracts From the Author’s Diary of his Voyage to New Zealand in Company with 500 Emigrants.

Edward Stanford, 55 Charing Cross, London, first ed, 1879. 22.5cm, 143pp, illus with a coloured map of New Zealand, green cloth gilt, G+

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The Right Honourable Sir Francis H. D. Bell

His Life and Times. Butterworth & Co, (Aus.) Ltd, Wellington, first ed, 1937, No 357 of the de Luxe edition.

23cm, xvii, 322pp, quarter red morocco, red cloth, minor wear, else G+

$40 - 80 68 Straubel, C. R.

The Whaling Journal of Captain W. B. Rhodes

Barque Australian of Sydney, 18361838. Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, first ed, 1954, brown cloth, DJ.

Also, The Journal of Ensign Best 1837-1843, edited by Nancy M Taylor, first ed, 1966, red cloth, DJ.

$30 - 60 69 Studholme, E. C.

Te Waimate Early Station Life in New Zealand

A. H. & A. W. Reed, Dunedin, first ed, 1940, signed and insc by the author to Mr Maling and dated Dec 17th Dec, 1940. 22cm, xx, 299pp, illus, tipped in sepia photo of Te Waimate to REP, blue cloth, DJ, minor wear, else G

$30 - 50 70 Swainson, William

New Zealand and its Colonization

Smith, Elder And Co, London, 1859, 23cm, viii, 416pp, plus 24pp of publishers other works, illus with large folding frontis map, blind stamped blue cloth, spine ends fraying, gen wear, else G

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Te Ika A Maui

Or, New Zealand and Its Inhabitants, Illustrating the Origins, Manners, Customs, Mythology, Religion, Rites, Songs, Proverbs, Fables, And Language of the Natives, together with the Geology, Natural History, Productions, and Climate of the Country; Its State as Regards Christianity; Sketches of the Principal Chiefs and their Present Position, with a map and numerous illustrations, incl 8 hand coloured chromolithographic plates. Wertheim And Macintosh, London, first edition, 1855. 23cm, xiv, 490pp, plus 6pp of other works, blind stamped green cloth, sunned, spine ends frayed, slightly cocked, large folding frontis map with tape repairs, 2 BP’s, else G

$120 - 200 73 Terry, Charles

New Zealand

Its Advantages and Prospects as a British Colony, with a full account of The Land Claims, Sales of Crown Lands, Aborigines, etc. T. & W. Boone, London, first ed, 1842.

22cm, xi, 366pp, illus incl frontis and large hand col folding map of the Harbour and Town of Auckland, etc, full calf, gilt lines, 4 raised spine bands, mrbld EPs and fore-edges, 2 BP’s, incl Lord Stanley of Alderley, ink insc for Knowles Garden Library shelf number, minor FX, else G+

$350 - 550 74 Thomson, Arthur S.

The Story of New Zealand (2 Vols)

Past And Present - Savage And Civilized. John Murray, London, first ed, 1859, 20.5cm, illus incl loose map of NZ, some gen wear, else G

$100 - 200 75 Trollope, Anthony

Australia and New Zealand

Authorized Australian Edition, George Robertson, Melbourne, 1873, 22.5cm, vii, 691pp, pp 687/688 lacking half the page, insc H Wynn Williams 1873 to FEP, pictorial blue cloth gilt, gen wear, else G

$60 - 100

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Early Travellers in New Zealand

The Clarendon Press, Oxford, first ed, 1959, 22.5cm, xxx, 594pp, folding map, blue cloth, DJ, G

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by M. W. Standish. A Guide To The Waimate Mission House by J. M. Stacpole. The Paremata Barracks

by R. I. M. Burnett. Old St Paul’s The First Hundred Years by Dallas Moore.

Frederick Thatcher And St. Paul’s

by Margaret Allington. Old Homes Lyttelton Harbour by Frances Cresswell. All printed card wraps, all G+. $20 - 40

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Various Three New Zealand Historical Related Volumes The Auckland Journals of Vicesimus Lush 1850-63 edited by Alison Drummond, first ed, 1971, DJ. The Exploration of New Zealand by W. G. McClymont, second ed, 1959, DJ. The Cruise of the Acheron, Her Majesty’s Steam Vessel On Survey In New Zealand Waters 1848-51 by Sheila Natusch, first ed, 1978, DJ, together with a handwritten letter from the author to Peter Maling about the book. $40 - 80

Various Three New Zealand Historical Volumes Maori And Missionary, Early Christian Missions in the South Island by T. A. Pybus, edited by A. W. Reed, first ed, 1954, DJ. Charles Dickens and New Zealand edited by J. S. Ryan notes by A. H. Reed, limited first ed, No 113/750, 1965, DJ. Early New Zealand Families (second series) by Douglas Cresswell, first ed, 1956, DJ. All three G+ $40 - 80 Various Three Volumes, Hocken, Turnbull, Etc Alexander Turnbull, His Life, His Circle, His Collections by E. H. McCormick, first ed, 1974, DJ. Catalogue Of Pictures in the Hocken Library compiled by Jean McGill and Linda Rodda, 1948.

A Book in the Hand - Essays on the History of the Book in New Zealand, edited by Penny Griffith, Peter Hughes & Alan Loney, first ed, 2000, paperback. $30 - 60

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by Thomas Albert Hamilton, first ed, ND, DJ. The Life of Sir Frederick Weld, A Pioneer of Empire by Alice, Lady Lovat, first ed, 1914, insc to FEP Charles C Bowen from his wife, August 29th 1914, blue cloth, no DJ. Shaping a Colonial Church, Bishop Harper and the Anglican Diocese of Christchurch, edited by Colin Brown, Marie Peters and Jane Teal, first ed, 2006, soft cover. $40 - 80 Various Four Volumes Crown Colony Government in New Zealand by A. H. McLintock, first ed, 1958, DJ. Economic Geology of New Zealand

by G. J. Williams, Vol 4, 1965, DJ. New Zealand or Recollections Of It

by Edward Markham, first ed, 1963, DJ. A Descriptive Atlas of New Zealand edited by A. H. McLintock, first ed, 1959, blue cloth, no DJ. $40 - 80 Various Four Volumes on NZ Stations & High Country New Zealand Farm And Station Verse 1850-1950 collected by A. E. Woodhouse, first ed, blue cloth, DJ. High Endeavour The Story of the Mackenzie Country by William Vance, first ed, 1965, DJ. The Tall Tussock Stories of the High Country by David McLeod, illus by Juliet Peter, first ed, 1959, DJ. The Good Logs of Algidus by Mona Anderson, signed first ed, 1965, DJ. All four G-G+ $40 - 80

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Various Three Volumes on Historical NZ Figures The Early Journals of Henry Williams, New Zealand 1826-40 by ed by Lawrence M Rogers, signed and insc

by Algar Williams, limited first ed of 600, 1961, DJ. Wild Will Enderby A Story of the New Zealand Gold Fields by Vincent Pyke, Capper Press reprint 1974, exlibris, DJ. The World of John Boultbee Including an Account of Sailing in Australia and New Zealand by A Charles Begg and Neil C Begg, first ed, 1979, DJ. All three G-G+ $40 - 80 Various Three NZ Historical Related Volumes From Tasman To Marsden A History of Northern New Zealand from 1642 to 1818 by Robert McNab, first ed, 1914, DJ. A Colonists Voyage To New Zealand Under Sail In The “Early Forties” by the late Alfred Bell, Capper Press reprint, 1973.

Some Account of New Zealand

by John Savage, Hocken Library Facsimile No1, 1966, printed card wraps.

All three vols G+ $40 - 80 Various Four Historical/Legal Related Volumes Old New Zealand a Tale of The Good Old Times and A History of the War in the North Against the Chief Heke, in the Year 1845, Told by an Old Chief of the Ngapuhi Tribe, also Maori Traditions, by A Pakeha Maori (A Maning), with an intro by Dr Hocken, 1912, light blue cloth, no DJ, G. Touring In New Zealand by A. J. Harrop, first ed, 1935, red cloth, no DJ, G. Cheerful Yesterdays by The Hon. O. T. J. Alpers, first ed, 1928, red cloth, no DJ, signed on the FEP by one of the Whitcombe family. Spine sunned, else G. William Rolleston A New Zealand Statesman by William Downie Stewart, first ed, 1940, maroon cloth, no DJ, G. $30 - 50

Various Six NZ Historical Related Volumes The French at Akaroa by T Lindsay Buick, New Zealand Book Depot, Wellington, first ed, 1928, green cloth, jacket poor.

The Dillon Letters 1843-1853, edited

by C. A. Sharp, first ed, 1954, DJ. Frederick Weld by Jeanine Graham, first ed, 1983, DJ. The West Coast Gold Rushes by Philip Ross May, signed first ed, 1962, DJ. Letters From Early New Zealand written by Charlotte Godley, first ed, for private circulation, 1936, no DJ. Thomas Brunner, The Great Journey An Expedition to Explore the Interior of the Middle Island, New Zealand, 1846-8, first ed, 1952, signed by John Pascoe, who did the intro, DJ. $50 - 100

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Various Five Volumes, Settlers, Letters etc The Discovery of New Zealand by J. C. Beaglehole, second ed, 1961, DJ Reminiscences of Arthur Dudley Dobson Engineer 1841-1930, first ed, 1930, with a hand written letter by the author, also signed by him beneath his frontis portrait, DJ, (sunned and torn) Letters from New Zealand 18571911 being some account of Life and Work in the Province of Canterbury, South Island by Archdeacon Harper, first ed, 1914, maroon cloth, no DJ Settlers, Being Extracts from the Journals and Letters of Early Colonists in Canada, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand, edited and introduced by John Hale, first ed, 1950, DJ. The Exploration of New Zealand

by W. G. McClymont, first ed, 1940, brown cloth, no DJ $40 - 80

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Various Four NZ Biographies/Journals Te Wiremu A Biography of Henry

Williams by Lawrence M Rogers, first ed, 1973, DJ William Colenso by A. G. Bagnall and G. C. Petersen, first ed, 1948, DJ. The Thames Journals of Vicesimus Lush 1868-82, edited by Alison Drummond, first ed, 1975, DJ The Collected Works of Edward Gibbon Wakefield, first ed, 1969, DJ $40 - 80

Various Three Historical Titles A Selection From The Writings And Speeches of John Robert Godley,

collected and edited by James Edward Fitzgerald, Press Office, 97 Christchurch, first ed, 1863, quarter

burgundy morocco, sunned, else G

An Account Of New Zealand by William Yate, intro by Judith Binney, first ed, 1970, green cloth, DJ Rambles In New Zealand 1839 by John Carne Bidwell, The Pegasus Press, Christchurch, first ed, limited ed of 350, 1952, blue cloth, DJ $40 - 80

Various Two Modern Volumes Relating to Pounamu Greenstone Trails, The Maori Search for Pounamu by Barry Brailsford, first ed, 1984, signed and insc by the author, soft cover.

Te Wai Pounamu, The Greenstone Island, A history of the southern Maori during the European Colonization of New Zealand by Harry Evison, first ed, 1993, also soft cover.

Both books near F $30 - 60

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Various Five New Zealand Titles Datus - A Chronology of New Zealand from the time of the Moa, 2nd ed, Train Edition by George Finn, pictorial card wrappers, G+ An Old New Zealander or, Te Rauparaha, The Napoleon Of The South, by T Lindsay Buick. First ed, 1911, red cloth, no DJ. Yesterdays In Maoriland, New Zealand In The Eighties by Andreas Reischek, first ed, 1930, brown cloth, no DJ. Customs and Habits of the New Zealanders 1838-42, by Father C. Servant, Marist Missionary in the Hokianga, first ed, 1973, blue cloth, DJ. Duperrey’s Visit To New Zealand In 1824, edited by Andrew Sharp, first ed, 1971, maroon cloth, DJ. $40 - 80

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Various Six NZ Historical Biographies New Zealand Memories by Brenda Guthrie, first ed, 1930, purple cloth, no DJ. Bishop John Selwyn A Memoir by F. D. How, first ed, 1899, blue cloth, no DJ. Renata’s Journey - Ko te Haerenga o Renata, translated, edited and annotated by Helen Hogan, first ed, 1994, soft cover.

Edgar Channon Studholme (18661949) by Carlisle Hennessy, first ed, ND (1954), blue cloth, DJ My Story - Memoirs of a New Zealand Nurse by Mary Lambie, C.B.E., first ed, 1956, signed by the author on her frontis port, also a letter to Mr Maling from another Lambie family member hoping he enjoys the book sent from them.

Red cloth, DJ Guards Of The Sea by Don Grady, first ed, 1978, gray cloth, DJ, with a tipped in letter to Mr Maling from Helen Guard. $50 - 100 Various Two Early NZ Historical Volumes Adventure In New Zealand From 1839 to 1844, With Some Account Of The Beginning Of The British Colonization Of The Islands by Edward Jerningham Wakefield, in two parts, edited by Sir Robert Stout, K.C.M.G. first ed, 1908, green cloth gilt, no DJ, G Adrift In New Zealand by E Way Elkington, first ed, 1906, Murray’s Imperial Library of Standard Works, blue cloth, no DJ, G $40 - 80 Various Three NZ Historical/Biographical Titles Home - A Colonial’s Adventure by Alan Mulgan, New Impression 1930, orange cloth, spine sunned, no DJ. Sixty Years In New Zealand, Stories of Peace And War by A. Hope Blake, first ed, ND, c1909, signed and insc by the author to the Rev O’Connell, 18/2/10. green cloth, no DJ The Letters And Journals of Samuel Marsden 1765-1838 by John Rawson Elder, first ed, 1932, blue cloth, no DJ. $40 - 80 Various Carton of NZ Booklets Also Debretts Peerage for 1914, Stanley Tools catalogue, etc $40 - 80

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(-) Canterbury Papers, No’s 1-7, 1850 The Canterbury Association, 1850, 22.5cm, 216pp, illus with 2 maps on one folding page, title page omitted in binding, full purple morocco, 5 raised spine bands, gilt fore-edges, mrbld EP’s, BP, FEP insc, With the respectful compliments of the Committee of Management of the Canterbury Association, leather scuffed, some FX, else G-G+ Rare. $300 - 500 (-) Maoriland - An Illustrated Handbook Issued by The Union Steamship Company of New Zealand (Limited).

George Robertson And Co (Limited), Melbourne, first ed, 1884. Rebound in red cloth with original cover and spine pasted down. $40 - 80 (-) Life in Early Poverty Bay Trials and Triumphs of its Brave Founders. Issued on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee of the Borough of Gisborne and the County of Cook. Printed and published by The Gisborne Publishing Company, first ed, 1927. 22.5cm, 216pp, frontis port of Capt Cook, printed soft card wraps, FX, else G. Rare. $50 - 100 (-) New Zealand Scenic Playground of the Pacific Issued by the N. Z. Government Dept of Tourist & Publicity 1936.

28cm, illus, printed pictorial card wraps, G+ $20 - 40

104 Wakefield, Edward

The British Colonization of New Zealand

Being An Account of the Principles, Objects, and Plans of the New Zealand Association, together with Particulars Concerning the Position, Extent, Soil, and Climate, Natural Productions, and Native Inhabitants of New Zealand with charts and illustrations incl folding maps of The Indian and Polynesian Archipelagos, Map of New Zealand (taped), The North End of New Zealand (North Island), Cooks Strait, etc. Published for The New Zealand Association

by John W Parker, London, first ed, 1837. 16cm, 423pp, plus 9pp of selected works, blue cloth, sunned, BP of Peter Maling and Baron Northwick, G. Very scarce copy.

$200 - 400

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105 Wakefield, Felix

Colonial Surveying

With A View To The Disposal Of Waste Land: In A Report To The New Zealand Company. John W Parker, London, first ed, 1849, initialled by the author and insc Nayland, Nov 26, 1849 on the cover wrapper which is bound in at the end.

22.5cm, v, 89pp, rebound in full green leather, BP’s of Peter Maling, Dr George Mackaness and G & N Ingleton, general discolouring, else G. Very scarce copy.

$200 - 400

111 Acland, L. G. D.

The Early Canterbury Runs (Revised and Enlarged Edition)

Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd, Christchurch, 1946. Containing the First, Second and Third (new) Series.

22cm, 367pp, insc to Mr Maling on FEP, and a tipped in newspaper clipping showing the author in his New Zealand Rough Riders uniform, red cloth, spine sunned, else G+

$40 - 80 112 Acland, L .G. D.

Pioneers of Canterbury Deans Letters 1840-1854

A. H. & A. W. Reed, Dunedin, first ed, c1937, 22.5cm, 312pp, illus incl frontis, khaki cloth, DJ. Jacket with edge wear, else G

$40 - 80

106 Wilson, Mrs Robert

In the Land of the Tui

My Journal In New Zealand, Sampson Low, Marston & Company Limited, London, first ed, 1894, 19.5cm, xviii, 322pp, illus incl large 113 Adams, C. Warren folding coloured map, turquoise

A Spring in the Canterbury Settlement cloth, spine cocked, gen wear, else G With engravings. Longman, Brown,

$40 - 80 Green, and Longmans, London, first ed, 1853. Signed and inscribed by 107 Woodhouse, A. E. the author on the TP, “Alec Beck with

Te Waimate Early Station Life in New Zealand the author’s kind regards” 20.5cm,

A. H. & A. W. Reed, Wellington, viii, 92pp, plus 32pp incl addendum second ed, 1954, blue cloth, DJ, G and folding plates, blue cloth gilt,

$30 - 50 gen wear, else G+

$50 - 100 108 Yate, Rev William

An Account of New Zealand 114 Andersen, Johannes C.

and of the Formation and Progress

Jubilee History of South Canterbury of the Church Missionary Society’s

Illustrated with many photographs, Mission in the Northern Island. graphs, sketches, maps and plans.

Second Edition, R. B. Seeley And W Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, Burnside, London, 1835, 310pp, plus Auckland, first ed, 1916. 26cm, 1pp index, illus incl frontis, coloured xv, errata & addenda, 775pp, illus, plate and folding map and all other frontis map of NZ, brown cloth, BP plates as required, green cloth, of Fred B Butler, minor wear, else G+ with a tipped in letter to Mr Maling

$100 - 200 from the renowned Maori artefact collector Kenneth Webster dated 115 Barker, Lady 1957, also BP of Mr Maling and

Station Life in New Zealand Library of the American Board of

New Edition, Macmillan And Co, Commissioners for Foreign Missions London, 1871, 18cm, red cloth, label, spine poor, else G-G+ spine sunned, G

$100 - 200

Also Canterbury Old and New 1850-1900 A Souvenir Of The Jubilee, Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd, New Zealand Regional Christchurch, printed card wraps, G

$30 - 60 109 Acland, L. G. D.

The Early Canterbury Runs 116 Beattie, Herries

First Series, Whitcombe & Tombs

The Pioneers Explore Otago Limited, Auckland, 1930, 22.5cm,

A Record of Explorers, Travellers, 279pp, brown cloth gilt, no DJ, G+ Surveyors, Bushmen, Seekers of

$30 - 60 Pastoral Country, Inland Voyagers, and Wayfaring Men. Otago Daily 110 Acland, L. G. D. Times and Witness Newspapers Co,

The Early Canterbury Runs (Complete Edition) Ltd, first ed, 1947. 22cm, 160pp,

And Glossary of Station Words. illus, light blue cloth, no DJ, G+ Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd,

$30 - 60 Christchurch, 1951. 22cm, 427pp, large rear folding map, red cloth, no DJ, G+

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Bruce, A. Selwyn The Early Days of Canterbury A Miscellaneous Collection of Interesting Facts Dealing with the Settlements First Thirty Years of Colonisation 1850-1880. Simpson & Williams Limited, CHCH, first ed, 1932, 21cm, 208pp, illus, red cloth, no DJ, spine sunned, sig to FEP, some FX, else G. $50 - 80 Butler, Samuel A First Year in Canterbury Settlement Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts, & Green, London, first ed, 1863. 20cm, x, 162pp, plus 32pp of General List of New Works, illus with frontis folding col map of NZ, blind stamped purple cloth, sunned, spine cocked, else G-G+. $100 - 150

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Old Whanganui

Printed and Published by W. A. Parkinson & Co Ltd, Hawera, first ed, 1915, 24.5cm, xiv, 334pp, illus, incl large folding genealogical tree, green cloth with pictorial cover, spine sunned, else G+

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Gilkison, Robert Early Days in Central Otago Being Tales of Times Gone By Otago Daily Times and Witness Newspapers Co. Ltd, Dunedin, first ed, 1930, 18cm, 215pp, illus, blue cloth, signed and insc by the author to the FEP and signed again on dedicatory page, G+. $30 - 60 Gillespie, Oliver A. South Canterbury A Record of Settlement Published by The South Canterbury Centennial History Committee, 1958, with tipped in letter from Mr Maling to the author, 22cm, xxiv, 507pp, illus incl large rear folding map, blue cloth, DJ, G+ $30 - 60 Guthrie Hay, H. L. Annandale Past and Present 1839-1900 Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, first ed, 1901. Signed and insc by the author on FEP, “Mrs Elmslie with love H. L. G. H. 7th July 1904. 18.5cm, 338pp, illus incl rear folding family tree, quarter burgundy morocco, spine sunned, minor wear, else G+ $80 - 120

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Hawkins, D. N. Rangiora The Passing Years and the People in a Canterbury Country Town.

Rangiora Borough Council, first ed, 1983, 22cm, illus, DJ, near F $30 - 50 Hay, James Reminiscences of Earliest Canterbury (Principally Banks Peninsula) And Its Settlers. The Christchurch Press Company Limited, first ed, 1915. 21cm, 215pp, blue cloth, gen wear, else G $50 - 100 Hight, James & Straubel C. R. A History of Canterbury (3 Vols) Canterbury Centennial Association, Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, Christchurch, first ed, 1957,1965, 1971, red cloth, DJ. G $40 - 80 Holmes, David My Seventy Years on the Chatham Islands Shoal Bay Press, first ed, 1993, 25cm, 184pp, illus, brown cloth, DJ, F $30 - 60 Howard, Basil Rakiura A History of Stewart Island New Zealand Signed by the author to TP. A. H. & A. W. Reed, Dunedin and Wellington, first ed, 1940. 22cm, xx, 415pp, illus incl large folding rear map, green cloth, DJ. Jacket with small nicks to spine ends, corners bumped, else G-G+ $100 - 150 Hursthouse, Charles An Account of the Settlement of New Plymouth in New Zealand From Personal Observation, During A Residence There of Five Years.

With a plan and views. Smith, Elder And Co, London, first ed, 1849, xvi, 160pp, plus 16pp of new works by the publishers, blind stamped green cloth, sunned, gen wear, else G $50 - 80

129 Insull, H. A. H.

Marlborough Place Names

A. H. & A. W. Reed, Wellington, first ed, 1952, 22.5cm, 71pp, plus 2pp appendix, illus, green cloth, DJ, spine sunned, else G+

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Jacobson, H. C. Tales of Banks Peninsula Edited by E. M. Jacobson, (his daughter) printed and published at the Akaroa “Mail” Office, third ed 1917, and signed and insc by her on FEP, 18cm, 399pp, illus, green cloth with title in gilt, contained in half tan calf antiquarian form book case.

A small note inside reads, ‘This book belonged to K. A. Webster and the pencil notes on the endpaper are in his hand & signed KW, his stamp is on the rear end paper. Purchased from Maggs Bros, London who disposed of Webster’s collection.

I had first refusal rights after the Turnbull Library.’ $100 - 150 Jacobson, H. C. Tales of Banks Peninsula Second ed, printed by H. C. Jacobson, “Mail” Office, Akaroa, 1893, 17cm, viii, 307pp, green cloth, pages slightly browned, else G, together with a later 1917 copy $50 - 100

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McLintock, A. H. The History of Otago The Origins and Growth of a Wakefield Class Settlement. Otago Centennial Historical Publications, 1949. 23.5cm, xxiii, 829pp, illus incl frontis folding map, quarter red leather cloth, remnants of DJ, G+. $30 - 60

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McNab, Robert Murihuku A History of the South Island of New Zealand and the Islands Adjacent and Lying to the South,1642 to 1835. Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, CHCH, first ed, 1909. 22cm, xiv, 499pp, illus, green cloth, no DJ, G. $60 - 100

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Newport, J. N. W. Footprints The Story of the settlement and development of the Nelson back country districts, Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, first ed, 1962, 22cm, 428pp, illus, turquoise cloth, DJ, jacket has edge wear, else G+ $30 - 60

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Two Volumes On The Deans Family of Canterbury

Pioneers of the Plains - The Deans of Canterbury by Gordon Ogilvie, Jackson, Elizabeth T. Shoal Bay Press, Christchurch, first Delving Into the Past of Auckland’s Eastern Suburbs ed, 1996, with DJ, F. Section 6. St Heliers Bay, Centennial

Pioneers on Port Cooper Plains - The Edition, 1982, 30cm, 128pp, illus, Deans Family of Riccarton by John light blue cloth, DJ. Deans, Simpson & Williams Ltd, $30 - 50 CHCH, first ed, 1964, with DJ, F

$40 - 80

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Paul, Robert Bateman Letters from Canterbury, New Zealand With a Map of the Province and a considerable part of the Province of Nelson, showing the purchased land, reserves, sheep and cattle runs, Mr Weld’s overland route from Nelson to Canterbury by Edward Jollie. Rivingtons, London, first ed, 1867. viii, 160pp, plus 8pp of new books, blind stamped brown cloth, sunned, map with small tape repairs, spine joints split, else G. Rare. $150 - 250 Paul, Robert Bateman Letters from Canterbury, New Zealand Rivingtons, London, first ed, 1857, 17.5cm, viii, 160pp, plus 8pp of ads, lacks map, , lacks pp 6,7 & 8, occasional ink notations, blind stamped brown cloth, FA. $50 - 80 Paulin, Robert The Wild West Coast of New Zealand A Summer Cruise in the “Rosa”, with a frontispiece from a photograph by the author. Thoburn & Co, London, first ed, 1889. 19cm, viii, 121pp, brown cloth gilt, with black fern decoration, BP of Peter Maling and ex-libris label of D. K. S. Kidd, minor wear, else G+ Rare. $400 - 600 Pilgrim (C. L. Innes) Canterbury Sketches or Life From Early Days “Lyttelton Times” Office, Gloucester, Christchurch, first ed, 1879. 18.5cm, v, 209pp, plus 2pp of poetry, illus with tipped in sepia frontis photograph of Christchurch in December 1852, green and black dec cloth, FX, else G-G+. Rare $100 - 150 Pyke, Vincent History of the Early Gold Discoveries in Otago Otago Daily Times and Witness Newspapers Company, Limited, Dunedin, first ed, 1887, 23cm, vii, 151pp, illus incl 2 page frontis of Gabriels Gully in 1862, purple cloth gilt, sunned, else G $50 - 100

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Ashburton A History of Town and County

Ashburton Borough And County Councils, 1972, signed and insc by the author to Peter Maling, blue cloth, DJ, G+

Riccarton Bush Putaringamotu edited by Brian Molloy, limited first ed, 1995, F

$40 - 80

143 Selwyn, Bishop Augustus

Thanksgiving Sermon

Preached by The Right Reverend The Bishop Of New Zealand On His Arrival In His Diocese, published at the request of the congregation.

Printed at the Church Mission Press, Paihia, first ed, 1842, 21cm, 13pp, finely rebound in quarter green calf cloth, top 1cm edge of front board sunned, else G+ Very scarce copy.

$100 - 200 144 Sherrard, J. M.

Kaikoura, A History of the District

Kaikoura County Council, first ed, 1966. 22.5cm, 373pp, illus, blue cloth, DJ, jacket frayed at upper spine, else near F

$40 - 80 145 Studholme, E. J.

Two Volumes Relating To Coldstream

Coldstream - The Story of a Sheep Station on the Canterbury Plains 1854-1934, first ed, 1985, signed and insc by the author.

Clear Horizons - A History of the Lowcliffe & Coldstream Districts, 1993.

Both vols soft covers, both F

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Auckland, The Capital of New Zealand

And the Country Adjacent, including some account of The Gold Discovery in New Zealand. Smith, Elder & Co, London, first ed, 1853, small remnant of map remains, xii, 163pp, plus 16pp of other publishers works, blind stamped green cloth, sunned, boards stained, lacks FEP, a well used copy of this scarce volume.

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Sharing The Challenge

A Social and Pictorial History of the Christchurch Police District, published by J. C. Rowe and the Christchurch Police District History Book Committee, 1989, signed by Robert Neilson. 30cm, 360pp, illus, light blue cloth, DJ, F

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Various Two NZ Regional Volumes Dusky Bay In The Steps of Captain Cook, by A Charles Begg and Neil C Begg, revised ed, 1968. DJ. Port Preservation by the same authors, first ed, 1973, with 2 letters pasted in from Peter Maling to the authors, and from Charles Begg to Mr Maling, both relating to the book. DJ $40 - 80

Various Three Volumes A High Country Life by Sandy Wigley, signed first ed, 1994, soft cover Provincial Perspectives Essays In Honour Of W. J. Gardner, first ed, 1980, DJ Many A Glorious Morning by David McLeod, first ed, 1970, with a letter from the author to Mr Maling relating to the book. $30 - 50 Various Four Volumes Relating To Early New Zealand Early New Zealand - A Dependency Of New South Wales, 1788-1841 by E. J. Tapp, first ed, 1958, DJ. Early Victorian New Zealand, A Study of Racial Tension and Social Attitudes 1839-1852 by John Miller, first ed, 1958, DJ. Letters From Early New Zealand

by Charlotte Godley 1850-1853, Canterbury Centennial Edition, 1951, DJ. The Geography of New Zealand, Historical, physical, Political & Commercial by P Marshall, revised ed, gray cloth no DJ $40 - 80 Various Three Volumes Relating To Canterbury Sheep & Sheepmen of Canterbury 1850-1914, by S. S. Crawford, first ed, 1949.

The Early Canterbury Runs by L. G. D. Acland, fourth ed, 1975.

Early South Canterbury Runs by Robert Pinney, first ed, 1971, with a small letter from the author to Mr Maling.

All three with DJ, and all G+ $40 - 80 Various Four Volumes Relating To Canterbury & The South Natural History of Canterbury edited

by R Speight, Arnold Wall and R. M. Laing, first ed printed by Simpson & Williams, Christchurch, 1927, with a letter from R Speight to Mr Maling, red cloth, no DJ, spine sunned else G+.

Tall Hills And Tight Lines by G. L. Burdon, first ed, signed and insc by the author 1985, blue cloth gilt, no DJ, F. Canterbury Provincial Railways, Genesis of the N.Z.R. System by W. A. Pierre, first ed, 1964 with DJ, G+ a Garden Century The Christchurch Botanic Gardens1863-1963, with DJ, G+ $40 - 80

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by H. O. Bowman, Otago Centennial Historical Publications 1948.

Run Estate And Farm - A History of the Kakanui and Waiareka Valleys North Otago by W. H. Scotter, 1948.

Both with DJ. $40 - 80

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Various Four South Island Related Volumes Dunedin Then by Hardwicke Knight, first ed, 1974, DJ Westlands Golden Century 18601960, An Official Souvenir of Westland’s Centenary, red cloth, no DJ, G+ Rolleston Avenue and Park Terrace, Their History and People Christchurch by G. L. Clark, signed copy, soft cover. G+ Otago Medical School 1875-1975 An Historical sketch by Gordon Parry, soft cover, G+ $40 - 80

Various Five Volumes on Christchurch/Canterbury/ Fiordland Early Christchurch, The Beginnings of Municipal Government 18621868, a Study commemorating the Centenary of the Christchurch City Council by R. C. Lamb, signed first ed, 1963, printed card wraps. G+ Early Fiordland by John Hall-Jones, first ed, 1968, DJ, G+ Centennial - Canterbury New Zealand 1950.

Strait of Adventure by Stephen Gerard, 2nd ed, 1952, jacket poor.

Grand Hills For Sheep by Georgina McDonald, The Otago Centennial Prize Novel, first ed, 1949, DJ, $30 - 50

Various Four South Island Topographical/Historical Titles The Story of Menzies Bay by Ian H Menzies, first ed, 1970, with DJ, also a letter from the author to Mr Maling, and signed and inscribed to him on HT. The Journal of Edward Ward, Canterbury 1850-51, Being His Account of the Voyage to New Zealand in the Charlotte Jane and the First Six Months of the Canterbury Settlement, with an into

by Sir James Hight, Pegasus Press, limited ed of 1850, first ed, 1951 with DJ. Keeper of the Sheep by Mary Catherine Goulter, The Pegasus Press, first ed, 1955, with DJ. Purau by Elisabeth Ogilvie, Caxton Press first ed, 1970, with DJ $40 - 80

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Various Three South Island Titles Beyond the Waimakariri A Regional History by D. N. Hawkins, first ed, 1957, DJ Through South Westland, A Journey To The Haast and Mount Aspiring New Zealand by A Maud Moreland, first ed, 1911, green cloth, no DJ. Mr Surveyor Thomson, Early Days in Otago and Southland by John HallJones, first ed, 1971, DJ. $50 - 100

Various Three Canterbury Related Volumes A History of Port Lyttelton by W. H. Scotter, first ed, 1968, with DJ, M signed on the HT by the author, F The Story of Canterbury Last Wakefield Settlement by A. H. Reed, first ed, 1949, spine sunned, with DJ A History of the University of Canterbury 1873-1973, W Gardner, E. Beardsley & T. Carter, with DJ, F. $40 - 80 Various Six Canterbury Related Volumes Canterbury Old and New 18501900, A Souvenir of the Jubilee, Whitcombe & Tombs, printed card wraps.

Early Christchurch, The Beginnings of Municipal Government 18621868 by R. C. Lamb, signed first ed, 1963, printed card wraps.

St Albans from Swamp to Suburbs, An Informal History, 1989, soft cover.

Coaching Days and Accommodating Ways (Canterbury’s Old West Coast Road), compiled by Vera McLennon, booklet containing a 5 page letter to Mr Maling from the author.

The First Hundred Years 1851-1951 - A History of the Akaroa Parish with a guide to St. Peter’s Church, printed soft card wraps.

The Gothic Beauties and History of The Canterbury Provincial Buildings

by C. R. K. Taylor, 4th ed, 1963 printed soft card wraps.

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Nelson Province 1642-1842 by A. N. Field, first ed, 1942, printed card wraps.

Banks Peninsula Picturesque And Historic by W. A. Taylor, r/p 1948, printed card wraps.

Mackenzie of the Mackenzie Country, Story of the Famous Sheep-lifter by Herries Beattie, first ed, 1946, printed soft card wraps.

South Canterbury Historical Guide, 1991, soft cover.

All volumes G-F $50 - 100 Various Five Volumes on NZ’s Back Country etc Back-Country Tales by Leslie Masters, first ed, ND, DJ By the Braes of Balquether by Shona McRae, limited ed, no 182/400, 1963, DJ The Road To The West, published by the Automobile Association Canterbury (Inc) 1946, soft cover.

Echoes from Skippers Canyon by Terri Macnicol, first ed, 1967, DJ Great Days in New Zealand Exploration by John Pascoe, signed first ed, 1959, DJ. All volumes G-G+ $40 - 80 (-) They Made Their Own Money The Story of Early Canterbury Traders & Their Tokens. Issued in Canterbury’s Centennial Year 1950 by The Canterbury Branch of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand, Limited edition No 115/500 and printed at the Caxton Press. 22cm, 94pp, illus, blue cloth, DJ, G+. $30 - 60 (-) Province of Canterbury, New Zealand Report of the Commission appointed by His Honor The Superintendent to enquire into the Wharfage Accommodation necessary for the Port of Lyttelton.

Appointed the 18th Day of February, 1863. Printed at the Union Office, Gloucester Street, by Messrs Ward And Reeves, Official Printers to the Provincial Government of Canterbury. 21cm, 66pp, illus with large folding frontis litho of Madras Pier, and 7 folding maps and charts, printed paper covered boards, front board a little grubby, spine taped, else G-G + Rare. $120 - 180 19

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(-) Akaroa and Banks Peninsula 1840-1940 Story of French Colonising Venture and Early Whaling Activities, The First Settlement of Canterbury.

Printed by: Akaroa Mail Co. Ltd, first ed, ND. 22cm, 396pp, illus, light blue cloth, no DJ, G+ $30 - 60

166 Woodehouse, A. E.

Guthrie-Smith of Tutira

Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, first ed, 1959, containing 2 handwritten letters from Guthrie-Smith to Peter Maling written from Tutira, and 2 typed letters from his son in law and Airini Woodehouse relating to a biography of Guthrie-Smith. 22cm, green cloth, DJ, spine sunned, else G-G+

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Maori Place-Names Of Canterbury, Including One Thousand Hitherto unpublished names collected from Maori sources, same publisher as above, 1945.

Both volumes with printed soft card wrappers, both G+ $50 - 100 Beattie, James Herries Traditional Lifeways of the Southern Maori The Otago University Museum Ethnological Project, 1920. Edited

by Atholl Anderson. Uni of Otago Press in association with Otago Museum, 1994. 23cm, 636pp, illus, soft card wraps, F $20 - 40 Binney, Judith Redemption Songs A Life of Te Kooti Arikirangi Te Turuki Auckland University Press Bridget Williams Books, first ed, 1995, 26.5cm, 666pp, illus, green cloth, DJ, F $40 - 80

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Fairy Folk Tales of the Maori

Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, Auckland, first ed, 1925, 19cm, viii, 173pp, illus, red cloth, G

Also, First Lessons in Maori by W. L. Williams, seventh ed, 1923, red cloth, G

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by The Rev. James West Stack, 1893, printed wrappers. $50 - 100 Houston, John Maori Life in Old Taranaki A. H. & A. W. Reed, Wellington, first ed, 1965, 25.5cm, 224pp, illus, gold cloth, DJ, G+ $40 - 80 Macmillan Brown, J. Maori and Polynesian Their Origin, History And Culture.

Hutchinson & Co, London, first ed, 1907. 19.5cm, xxxi, 300pp, plus 4pp of other works, red cloth, spine sunned, else G+ $40 - 80

173 Cowan, James

The Maoris of New Zealand

With numerous illustrations from photographs and drawings.

Whitcombe And Tombs Limited, Christchurch, first ed, 1910, 22cm, xxiv, 356pp, red cloth gilt, minor wear, else G

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Moko; or Maori Tattooing

With 180 illustrations from drawings by the author and from photographs. This edition printed for A. H. & A. W. Reed, Wellington, 1969, 29cm, 212pp, burgundy cloth gilt with slipcase, minor wear, else near F

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Grey, Sir George Polynesian Mythology and Ancient Traditional History of the New Zealand Race As Furnished By Their Priests And Chiefs, Second Edition in English & Maori. H. Brett, Auckland, 1885.

Signed to the FEP, The Honble C. C. Bowen with Sir G. Grey’s best remembrances G. Grey. 21.5cm, xxiii, 199pp, illus, green cloth, pages darkened, typical of this edition, else G $100 - 200 Grey, Sir George Polynesian Mythology And Traditional History of the New Zealand Race As Furnished by Their Priests And Chiefs. John Murray, London, first ed, 1855. 20.5cm, xiii, 333pp, plus 2pp of new works, eng frontis TP, and vignette on TP, blind stamped green cloth with gilt decoration to front board and spine, spine sunned, and boards well worn, FX, else G $100 - 150

Martin, Lady Our Maoris Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, London, first ed, 1884.

19cm, 220pp, plus 4pp other works, illus incl frontis and folding coloured map of NZ, pictorial khaki cloth, minor wear, else G+ $30 - 60

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Comparatively Speaking

Studies in Pacific Material Culture 1921-1972. University of Otago Press, Dunedin, first ed, 1974.

24.5cm, 197pp, illus, light blue cloth, DJ, jacket edge wear, spine sunned, else G+

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South Island Maoris

A Sketch Of Their History and Legendary Lore. Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, Christchurch, 1898.

19cm, 136pp, illus incl frontis, light green cloth, G+

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Koro

Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd, Christchurch, first ed, 1909. 19cm, 109pp, maroon cloth, signed and inscribed by the author “ Wm Laszlo in remembrance of his visit Jan 17 1910 from J. W. S.”, G+

$60 - 120 184 Taylor, W. A.

Lore and History of the South Island Maori

Bascands Limited, Christchurch, first ed, 1954, 22cm, 196pp, illus, green cloth, DJ, jacket wear, else G+

$30 - 60 185 Travers, W. T. L.

The Stirring Times of Te Rauparaha (Chief of the Ngatitoa)

Also The Sacking Of Kaiapohia by the Rev. J. W. Stack. Whitcombe And Tombs Limited, Christchurch, ND, first ed, c1906. 18.5cm, 246pp, illus incl frontis and cover port of Te Rauparaha, red cloth, slight sunning to spine, else G+

$30 - 50 186 Tregear, Edward

The Maori Race

A. D. Willis, Wanganui, first ed, 1904.

20cm, xviii, 592pp, pictorial brown cloth gilt, minor wear, else G+

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Various Four Titles Vikings of the Sunrise by Peter H. Buck, 8th imp, 1938, cloth, no DJ. Where the White Man Treads by W. B. Otorohanga, second ed revised, 1928, green cloth, no DJ Early Maoriland Adventures of J. W. Stack, first ed, 1935, DJ Further Maoriland Adventures of J. W. & E. Stack, first ed, 1938, DJ $40 - 80 Various Two Volumes on Maori Place-Names The Maori History & Place Names of Hawkes Bay by J. D. H. Buchanan, edited by D. R. Simmons, Reed, Wellington, first ed, 1973, blue cloth, DJ, G+ Kaikoura Coast - Maori History, Traditions and Place-Names by W. J. Elvy, first ed, 1949, brown cloth, DJ. G $40 - 80

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Various Three Titles The Stirring Times of Te Rauparaha (Chief of the Ngatitoa) by W. L. S. Travers, also The Sacking of Kaiapohia by the Rev J. W. Stack, first ed, ND, red cloth, no DJ. Lessons in the English Language for Maori Schools by The Ven. Archdeacon L. Williams, Geo Didsbury, Govt Printer, first ed, 1875, cloth covered spine and printed pink boards.

A poor second ed of Old New Zealand 1863 $30 - 60 (-) Abel Janszoon Tasman & The Discovery of New Zealand Dept of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 1942. 26cm, 66pp, illus, full brown morocco with zigzag pattern gilt lines, G+ $100 - 150

191 Webster, K. Athol

The Armytage Collection of Maori Jade

Photography by John Queenborough. Made and Printed

by The Cable Press, London, first ed, 1948, 22cm, 79pp, illus, quarter green cloth and paper covered boards, with a postcard to Mr Maling from the author, G +. A very scarce title.

$200 - 400 192 Wilson, John Alexander

The Story of Te Waharoa

A Chapter in Early New Zealand History together with Sketches of Ancient Maori Life and History.

Whitcombe And Tombs Ltd, Christchurch, ND, c1866. 20cm, xv, 255pp, dec red cloth, spine sunned, else G+

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The Subantarctic Islands of New Zealand (2 Vols)

Reports on the Geo-Physics, Geology, Zoology, and Botany of the Islands Lying to the South of New Zealand, based mainly on Observations and Collections Made During an Expedition in the Government Steamer “Hinemoa” (Captain J. Bollons) in November 1907. Published by the Philosophical Institute of Canterbury. Printed by John McKay, Govt Printer, Wellington, first ed, 1909. 28.5cm, illus, blue cloth gilt, spines sunned, else G+

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Bird-Song and New Zealand Song Birds

Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, first ed, 1926, signed on FEP by E. Whitcombe, red cloth, DJ

Also, Birds of the Water, Wood And Waste by H Guthrie-Smith, first ed, 1910, including 3 original tipped in bromide photos by Guthrie-Smith used as illustrations in the book, fawn cloth gilt, no DJ.

$50 - 100

Buller, Walter Lawry Manual of the Birds of New Zealand (Signed Copy) George Didsbury, Govt Printer, Wellington, first edition, 1882, 24.5cm, xii, 107pp, plus iii, inscribed on the FEP, From the author Aug 1882. also P. B. Maling, Christchurch, May 1929, numerous annotations in red and black ink throughout, dec red cloth gilt, spine joint split and ends frayed, sunned, slightly cocked, a worn but complete copy.

G $400 - 600

Guthrie-Smith H. Sorrows And Joys of a New Zealand Naturalist Reed, Wellington, signed limited first ed, No 155/1000, 22.5cm, 252pp, illus, green cloth, DJ, jacket poor, else G $30 - 50 Hector, James First General Report on the Coal Deposits of New Zealand Geological Survey of New Zealand.

George Didsbury, Govt Printer, Wellington, first ed, 1866. 24cm, illus with folding maps and plates, half burgundy morocco, mrbld brds, spine sunned, leather worn, FX, else G $50 - 100

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Hutton, F. W. & Ulrich, G. H. F. Report on the Geology & Goldfields of Otago Mills, Dick & Co, Printers, Stafford St, Dunedin, first ed, 1875.22cm, v, 244pp, illus incl folding col plate, maroon cloth gilt, spine sunned, else G. Front pastedown signed John D. Enys from Captain Hutton 1879, and a hand written letter to Mr Enys from Hutton tipped in to FEP, which reads; My Dear Enys, I have received the egg and the book. The book will be sent to you at the club. The egg I will send on the first opportunity. The Otago Museum will present it to Mr Potts. I send a list of the New Zealand eggs in our collection, any others will be thankfully received, Yours truly, F. W. Hutton. I can (as you know) send you more penguins eggs when you want them.

A very scarce copy. $200 - 300 Knox, G. A. The Natural History of Canterbury.

A. H. & A. W. Reed, Wellington, first ed, 1969. 25.5cm, 620pp, illus, cloth with DJ, G $30 - 60

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Martin, W. C. L. A General History of Humming-Birds or the Trochilidae, with especial reference to the Collection of J. Gould now exhibiting in the gardens of the Zoological Society of London. H. G. Bohn, London, first ed, 1852. 18cm, 232pp, illus with hand col plates, blind stamped green cloth gilt, page 1 with 1/2 cm tear along top edge, HT taped, corners and spine ends bumped, G. Rare. $100 - 200

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Platts, Una The Lively Capital Auckland 1840-1865 Avon Fine Prints Limited New Zealand, first ed, 1971, 28.5cm, 271pp, illus, DJ, near F. $30 - 50

203 Scott, Peter

Three Volumes

Wild Chorus. Country Life Limited, r/p 1949, green cloth, DJ, (torn), G

Travel Diaries Of A Naturalist, Vols I & III, both with DJ, both ex-libris, G+. $30 - 60

204 Soper, M. F.

Bird Portraits (2 Vols) & 4 Other Volumes

New Zealand Bird Portraits, r/p Marriner, George R 1963, also More New Zealand Bird The Kea: A New Zealand Problem Portraits, first ed, 1965, DJ, both F Including A Full Description of this

The Book of Birds, by the National Very Interesting Bird, Its Habitat And Geographic Society, 1921, brown Ways, Together With a Discussion of cloth, no DJ. the Theories Advanced to Explain

Shorebirds - An identification guide Its Sheep-Killing Propensities. to the waders of the world, first ed, Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, first 1986, DJ. ed, 1908. 22.5cm, 147pp, illus incl

A Flying Start - Commemorating rear map, dec cloth, G+ Fifty Years of the Ornithological $30 - 60 Society of NZ 1940-1990, compiled and edited by B. J. Gill and B. D. Heather, first ed, 1990, soft cover.

New Zealand Bird Life by E. G. Turbott, first ed, 1947, DJ

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The Geology of New Zealand (2 Vols)

E. C. Keating, Govt Printer, Wellington, first ed, 1978. 27.5cm, blue cloth, DJ, G+

$30 - 50

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Von Haast, Julius Geology of the Provinces of Canterbury And Westland, New Zealand A Report Comprising The Results of Official Explorations. Printed at the “Times� Office, Christchurch, first ed, 1879, authors insc to FEP reads, Mr H. W. Savage in remembrance of the Christchurch International Exhibition with the warmest regards of the author Christchurch July 22, 1882. 22cm, ix, 486pp, illus with maps, sections and gravures, maroon cloth, small nicks to upper corners of prelims, plus some taping, spine sunned, else good.

Rare signed and insc copy. $300 - 500 Various 3 NZ & Other Ornithological Volumes The Life Histories of New Zealand by Edgar F Stead, first ed, 1932.

Also 3 other bird related volumes. $30 - 50 Various Four NZ Ornithological Volumes Bird Life On Island And Shore by H. Guthrie-Smith, first ed, 1925, signed and insc by the author to Peter Maling and with a letter to him from Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd Bird Islands of New Zealand by Major R. A. Wilson, first ed, 1959, DJ Birds of the New Zealand Shore by B. Stonehouse, first ed, 1968, exlibris. DJ Fifty Years of Bird Study in New Zealand by B. D. Heather & P. M. Sheehan. $40 - 80

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Various Four NZ Natural History Volumes Plants of New Zealand by R. M. Laing and E. W. Blackwell, second and revised ed, 1907, green cloth, no DJ, G+ The Botanical Explorers of New Zealand by Rewa Glen, first ed, 1950, light blue cloth, no DJ, G+ The Animals of New Zealand by Hutton and Drummond, first ed, 1923, green cloth, spine sunned, else G+ Geomorphology of New Zealand, Part 1 - Systematic by C. A. Cotton, first ed, 1926, green cloth, G $50 - 100

Travel & Exploration 210 Andersen, Johannes & Tewsley, Miss U.

Zimmermann’s Account of the Third Voyage of Captain Cook 1776-1780

Alexander Turnbull Library Bulletin No 2. Published by W. A. G. Skinner, Govt Printer, Wellington, first ed, 1926. 25cm, 49pp, plus 2 plates relating to the death of Cook, and large folding map, brown cloth, G+

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Barrett, Charles The Pacific, Ocean of Islands N. H. Seward Pty. Ltd, Melbourne, first ed, ND, c1950/60, 25cm, 176pp, illus incl tipped in colour frontis, red cloth, spine sunned, else G+ Also, The Whalers by Dr Felix Maynard and Alexander Dumas, translated by F. W. Reed, first ed, 1937, black cloth, no DJ $30 - 60 Bligh, Captain William, R. N. A Voyage to The South Sea Facsimile reprint of the 1792 first.

Published by Rare Books Ltd, Honolulu, Hawaii. 29cm, blue cloth, together with a smaller volume relating to Capt Cook, both vols G+ $30 - 60 Byrne, J. C. Twelve Years Wanderings in The British Colonies (2 Vols) From 1835 to 1847, Richard Bentley, London, first edition, 1848. 23cm, Vol I, large frontis folding map, 431pp, some uncut, Vol II, large frontis folding map, 411pp, some uncut, blind stamped blue cloth, spine ends chipped and frayed, corners bumped, gen wear, else G. Rare.

Chapters I, II & II in Vol I relate to NZ $600 - 1,000

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The Discovery of Australia Captain James

Second Edition, Dean & Son, Ltd,

A Voyage To The Pacific Ocean (3 Vols) London, 1902. 25cm, xi, 184pp, plus Undertaken By The Command Of extracts from opinions of the press, His Majesty for making Discoveries illus, green cloth gilt, gilt fore-edges, in the Northern Hemisphere, to G Determine The Position and Extent

$40 - 80 of the West Side of North America; its Distance from Asia; and the 215 Chapman, G. Practicability of a Northern Passage

Chapman’s Centenary Memorial of Captain Cook’s to Europe, Performed Under the Description of New Zealand Direction of Captains Cook, Clerke,

One Hundred Years Ago, Geo T. and Gore, In his Majesty’s Ships Chapman, Queen Street, Auckland, the Resolution and Discovery. In first ed, 1870, 25cm, xx, 160pp, the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, plus index, illus incl frontis and and 1780. Printed by W. And A. numerous other folding maps, half Strahan, for G. Nicol, Bookseller To burgundy morocco, sunned, spine His Majesty, In The Strand; And T. split lower end, frayed upper end, Cadell, In The Strand, first edition, old stains to FEP, FX, 2 sigs to FEP 1784. 30cm, 24 plates, some folding, from 2 members of the Bowen full mottled calf, gilt lines, small torn family, else G off corners on pp139/40 of Vol I,

$150 - 300 pp 367/8 of Vol II and pp83/4 of Vol III, Vol I brds loose, joints splitting 216 Cook, James on others, offset discolouring from

A Voyage Towards The South Pole and Round The plates, usual FX and gen wear, else World (2 Vols) G. A good complete set. Rare.

Performed in His Majesty’s Ships

$3,000 - 5,000 the Resolution and Adventure, In the Years 1772, 1773, 1774, 218 Cook, Captain James and King, and 1775, In which is Included Captain James Captain Furneaux’s Narrative of

A Voyage To The Pacific Ocean (4 Vols) his Proceedings in the Adventure

Undertaken by Command of his during the Separation of the Ships.

Majesty, for making Discoveries Illustrated with Maps and Charts in the Northern Hemisphere. and a Variety of Portraits (64 incl Performed under the Direction of frontis port of Cook) of Persons and Captains Cook, Clerke and Gore, Views and Places, drawn during in the years 1776, 1777, 1778, the Voyage by Mr. Hodges, and 1779, and 1780. Being a Copious, engraved by the most eminent Comprehensive, and Satisfactory Masters. Printed for W. Strahan; and Abridgement of the Voyage. Printed T. Cadell in the Strand, London, for John Stockdale, Scatcherd And second edition, 1777. 30cm, Vol I, xl, Whitaker, John Fielding, And John 378pp, Vol II, 8 + 396pp, half tan calf, Hardy, London, first octavo edition, mrbld brds and EP’s, signed Blantyre 1784. 22cm, without the HT, frontis to FEP and TP of each volume, spine port of Cook in Vol I, 2 folding eng of Vol I taped, spine of Vol II with maps, 48 eng plates (1 folding), full joint splitting, else a nice tight set. calf, neatly rebacked with original Rare. spines preserved, red and green

$2,000 - 3,000 morocco labels, gilt dec cmpts, usual FX and wear, corners bumped else G-G+ .A nice tight set, Rare.

This octavo edition (of the third voyage) is not to be confused with the second edition, which did not appear until 1785. This abridged account is preferred by some as the nautical and technical parts having been deleted, makes the work read more like an adventure.

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29cm, 52 plates including folding, finely bound in half tan calf, mrbld brds, EP’s and fore-edges, 4 raised spine bands, titles in red and green, spines sunned, some scuffing, FX, and discolouration, stamp of A Bettelworth to TP, BP, else G+. A nice clean & tight set. Rare.

Hawkesworth who had succeeded Samuel Johnson as the editor of the Gentlemans Magazine was “expected to add polish to the rough narratives of seamen and to present the accounts in a style befitting the status of the voyages as official government expeditions intended to embellish England’s prestige as a maritime power” $6,000 - 10,000 Hooker, Sir Joseph D. Journal of The Right Hon. Sir Joseph Banks During Captain Cook’s First Voyage in H.M.S. Endeavour in 1768-71 to Terra Del Fuego, Otahite, New Zealand, Australia, The Dutch East Indies, etc. Macmillan And Co. Ltd, London, first ed, 1896. 23cm, li, 465pp, illus incl frontis port and maps, blue cloth, spine sunned, else G+ $100 - 200

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Howitt, William The History of Discovery in Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand (2 Vols) From the Earliest Date to the Present Day, with maps of the recent explorations, from original sources. Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts, And Green, London, first edition, 1865. 23cm, Vol I, large frontis folding map, (torn), xvi, 418pp, plus 6pp other works, Vol II, folding frontis map, 2 inch split from joint upper left on TP, xviii461pp, green cloth, spines worn and frayed, corners bumped, BP’s of the Royal Artillery Regimental Library and Peter Maling, gen wear else a good complete set, rare. $600 - 1,000

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A Voyage of Discovery and Research (2 Vols)

in the Southern and Antarctic Regions, during the years 18391843, John Murray, London, first edition 1847, Vol I, lii, 366pp, Vol II, x, 447pp, plus 16pp of other works, 8 maps, 4 folding, 18 engs in the text, original gilt stamped cloth, ex owners sig to top of TP, BP’s of W. H. de Luen and Peter Maling, spines sunned, corners bumped, some maps taped, slight loss at head and tail of spine to Vol I, gen wear, else G, Rare.

One of the most important works in the history of Antarctic exploration. James Clark Ross was an experienced arctic explorer, having accompanied his uncle Sir John Ross, on the latter’s two polar voyages and having sailed on all four of Parry’s arctic expeditions. On June 1st, 1831, while on the second Ross expedition, he discovered the North Magnetic Pole. In 1839 he was given command of the present expedition, the purpose of which was to conduct magnetic research and to try to reach the south magnetic pole. On this famous voyage, Ross circumnavigated the Antarctic continent, discovered the Ross Sea, the Ross Ice Shelf, Victoria Land, Erebus and Terror Gulf (named after the ships of the expedition), Mount Erebus, and attempted to penetrate the Weddell Sea. The expedition also visited the Crozet Islands, Kerguelen Island, Tasmania, Australia, New Zealand, Campbell Island, and the Falkland Islands. This was the first scientific expedition sent out specifically for Antarctic exploration and research.

On his return to England, Ross was knighted and awarded the gold medal of the Geographical Societies of London and Paris.

$2,500 - 3,500

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The Mystery of Easter Island

The Story of an Island. Printed for the author by Hazell, Watson And Viney, Ltd, London and Sold by Sifton, Praed & Co. Ltd, first ed, ND, c1919. 23.5cm, xxi, 404pp, illus with monotone plates, maps and plans, green cloth gilt, general wear, else G

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Two Volumes on Edward Wilson

Edward Wilson of the Antarctic, Naturalist and Friend, with an intro

by Apsley Cherry-Garrard, first Australian Ed, 1946, DJ

Edward Wilson, Nature Lover, r/p 1947, DJ.

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$30 - 50 226 Sykes, Major Percy Molesworth

Ten Thousand Miles in Persia or Eight Years in Iran

With numerous illustrations incl frontis port of the Sha of Persia and large folding map, John Murray, London, second impression, 1902, 24cm, xv, 481pp, khaki cloth, spine poor, general wear, else G

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A Voyage Round The World with Captain James Cook in H. M. S. Resolution by Anders Sparrman, first general ed, 1953 with DJ. Captain James Cook after two hundred years by R. A. Skelton, a commemorative address delivered before the Hakluyt Society.1969.

Cook Bicentenary Expedition In The South-West Pacific 1969.compiled

by Ronald Fraser, 1971.

Bibliography of Captain James Cook, Mitchell Library 1970 with DJ. All five G+ $50 - 100 Various Three Volumes Relating to Cook, Anson, Banks etc a Memorial of Anson’s Voyage, printed for the company of Roche Products Limited.

In the circle of Sir Joseph Banks some physicians, catalogue of an exhibition December 1978.

No Sort Of Iron - Culture Of Cook’s Polynesians - A Cook Bicentenary Exhibition Organized by the Art Galleries And Museum’s Association of New Zealand, souvenir handbook edited by Roger Duff. $30 - 50

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Various Five Volumes on Early Explorers etc The Fateful Voyage of the St Jean Baptiste by John Dunmore, Pegasus Press, Christchurch, first ed, 1969, DJ The Voyages of Abel Janszoon Tasman, by Andrew Sharp, first ed, 1968, DJ Land From The Masthead - A Circumnavigation of New Zealand in the Wake of Captain Cook by Philip Houghton, first ed, 1968, DJ. Beyond The Capes - Pacific Exploration from Captain Cook to the Challenger (17761877) by Ernest S. Dodge, first ed, 1971, DJ They Sailed With Cook by Marguerite Johnson, first ed, 1970, soft covers.

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Various Seven Volumes on Cook & The Pacific Etc Owen Stanley R. N. captain of the “Rattlesnake” by Adelaide Lubbock, first ed, 1968, DJ An Account of the Discoveries made in the South Pacific Ocean

by Alexander Dalrymple, Australian Maritime Series Number 3, Limited ed of 950, 1996, quarter blue calf, mrbld brds.

Employ’d as a Discoverer, papers presented at the Captain Cook BiCentenary Historical Symposium, Sydney, edited by J. V. S. Megaw, first ed, 1971, DJ Sir Joseph Banks - The Autocrat of the Philosophers 1744--1820 by H. C. Cameron, first ed, 1952, DJ Cook And The Opening Of The Pacific by J. A. Williamson, first ed, 1946, DJ The Voyages of Captain Cook, selected and edited by Christopher Lloyd, first ed, 1949, DJ Captain Cook’s Hawaii As Seen By His Artists by Anthony MurrayOliver, first ed, 1975, DJ, with a tipped in letter to Mr Maling from the author.

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(-) The Clipper Ship Crusader Built 1865, Broken Up 1910.

Memories and records of over fifty years pioneering, with special reference to voyages 1874-1879, profusely illustrated. The Clipper Ship Crusader Association, first ed, 1928, 22cm, 163pp, blue cloth gilt, G+ Scarce T. J. Maling (1868-1952) came out to N.Z. on the Crusader (Capt Sutherland0 in 1872 aged 4 years, with his parents, who were returning after an absence of 7 or 8 years, see page 131 for reference to T. J. Maling, Senior. $60 - 100

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Captain Cook’s Journal

During his First Voyage Round The World made in H.M.S. Endeavour 1768-1771, a literal transcription of the original MSS with notes and an intro. Illustrated by Maps and Facsimiles. Elliot Stock, London, first ed, 1893. 27pp, lvi, 400pp, frontis port of Cook, green cloth gilt, G

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2 Volumes on Dumont Durville (-)

New Zealand 1826-1827 from the A Journal of a Voyage Round the World in H.M.S. French of Dumont D’Urville, The Endeavour 1768-1771 Wingfield Press, c1950.

Bibliotheca Australiana #14, N. Israel, The Voyage of the AstrolabeAmsterdam, first ed, 1967. 26cm, 1840, An English Rendering of the 130pp, plus a concise Vocabulary of Journals of Dumont D’Urville and the Language of Otahitee, facsimile his Officers of their Visit to New vellum with embossed title, near F Zealand in 1840, together with $40 - 80 Some Account of Bishop Pompallier, and Charles, Baron de Thierry, first ed, 1955, with a tipped in letter from the author to Mr Maling.

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The Conquest of Mount Cook And Other Climbs

An Account of Four Seasons Mountaineering on the Southern Alps of New Zealand. George Allen & Unwin Ltd, London, first ed, 1915.

27cm, xv, 250pp, illus incl frontis and photographic plates, brown cloth, BPs of Peter Maling and another from Dryburgh House, St Boswells, minor wear, else G. Rare.

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Fitzgerald, E. A. Climbs in the New Zealand Alps Being an Account of Travel and Discovery. T. Fisher Unwin, London, second ed, 1896. 25cm, xvi, 363pp, illus incl frontis, large folding map in rear pocket, red cloth, spine sunned and poor, EP’s taped, FX, else G, Rare. $100 - 200

Gilkison, W. S. & Hamilton, A. H. (Editors) Moir’s Guide Book Tramping Tracks and Routes of the Great Southern Lakes and Fiords of Western Otago and Southland.

Second ed, 1948, 24.5cm, 103pp, illus, printed soft card wraps, G $20 - 40

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Harper, Arthur P. Memories of Mountains and Men With illustrations. Simpson & Williams Ltd, Christchurch, first ed, 1946. 22cm, 208pp, pages age browned, green cloth, spine joint split, else G $20 - 40 Harper, Arthur P. Pioneer Work in The Alps of New Zealand A Record of the First Exploration of the Chief Glaciers And Ranges of the Southern Alps. T Fisher Unwin, London, first ed, 1896, 22.5cm, xvi, 336pp, illus incl maps, blue cloth with gilt edged japon title label to upper board, tipped in letter from the author to Mr Maling dated 57, BP of Mr Maling and Horace Walker, spine sunned, small hole lower spine, else G-G+ Rare $120 - 180

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Mannering, George Edward With Axe and Rope in The New Zealand Alps Longmans, Green, And Co, London, first ed, 1891. 24cm, viii, (3), 139pp, plus 24pp catalogue of books, illus incl frontis photo of the author and 2 companions on the Tasman Glacier, and folding map of the Mt Cook Glaciers, maroon cloth gilt, cover embossed with ice axe and climbing rope, BP of Peter Maling and Robert Augustus Danvers, spine sunned, minor FX, else G-G+. Scarce. $200 - 400 Pascoe, John Unclimbed New Zealand Alpine Travel in the Canterbury and Westland Ranges, Southern Alps, with 78 illustrations, 2 sketches and 3 maps. George Allen & Unwin Ltd, London, first ed, 1939, with a pasted in cartoon of the author and signed by him beneath on the dedication page, also a preview of the book pasted to the inside cover. 23.5cm, 238pp, plus other publications, brown cloth, upper spine end small split, no DJ, else G Also 3 other volumes by Pascoe. $30 - 60

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The Conquest of The New Zealand Alps Browne)

T. Fisher Unwin Ltd, London, first

With The Lost Legion In New Zealand ed, 1922. 22.5cm, 291pp, illus, blue

Colonial Edition, T. Werner Laurie, cloth, ex owners name and address London, first ed, ND, 22.5cm, vi, to FEP, else G. Scarce.

397pp, plus catalogue of other

Also My Climbing Adventures in works, illus incl frontis port of the Four Continents by the same author, author, red cloth, spine sunned, FX, first ed, 1911 else G. $30 - 60

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New Zealand’s Naval History

Three NZ Related Volumes

Naval Policy And Practice Naval

Scrambles Amongst The Alps by Occasions Visiting Warships. A. H. Edward Whimper, revised and & A. W. Reed, Wellington, first ed, edited by H. E. G. Tyndale, John 1948, 25.5cm, 337pp, blue cloth, Murray, London, 6th ed, 1936, beige DJ, signed and insc by the author cloth, no DJ. to FEP, jacket edges frayed here and

The Mountains, The Bush And The there on upper end, else G+ Sea A Photographic Report signed

$30 - 60 first ed by John Pascoe, 1950, DJ

A Camera In The Hills by F. S. 253 James, William Smythe, 2nd ed, 1942, insc to FEP, DJ The Naval History Of Great Britain (6 Vols)

$40 - 80

From the Declaration of War by France in 1793 to the Accession 247 Various of George IV, a New Edition with

Three NZ Related Volumes Additions and Notes and an

Land Uplifted High by John Pascoe, Account of the Burmese War and Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, the Battle of Navarino. Richard Christchurch, first ed, 1952, with DJ Bentley, London, first ed, 1837,

Great New Zealand Adventures by 22.5cm, half dark blue calf, 5 raised Brian Joyce, first ed, 1983 with DJ. spine bands with gilt dec cmpts, G A

Ebeneezer Teichelmann, Pioneer nice clean tight set.

New Zealand mountaineer,

$400 - 800 explorer, surgeon, photographer and conservationist, Cutting Across THE Hakluyt Society Continents by Bob McKerrow, foreword by Sir Edmund Hillary, first 254 Allen, W. E. D. (Editor) ed, 2005 with DJ.

Russian Embassies to the Georgian Kings 1589 $40 - 80 1605 (2 Vols)

The Hakluyt Society, 1970, blue 248 (-) cloth, DJ, F. $20 - 40

The New Zealand Alpine Journal

2 cartons of the above together 255 Barr, William & Williams, Glyndwr with The Canterbury Mountaineer (Editors) magazines etc, various dates.

Voyages in Search of a Northwest Passage 1741 $50 - 100 1747 (2 Vols)

The Hakluyt Society, 1994, blue Military & War cloth, DJ, near F

$20 - 40 249 Carbery, Lieut-Col A. D.

The New Zealand Medical Service in the Great War 256 Beaglehole, J. C. 1914-1918

The Journals of Captain James Cook (5 Vols)

Whitcombe & Tombs Limited,

Comprising four volumes and a Auckland, first ed, 1924. 24cm, xix, portfolio, published, 1955, 61, 67, 567pp, illus incl frontis port and 74.with addendum pamphlets. Folio maps to rear pocket, red cloth, spine vol includes maps. All blue cloth sunned, else G+. Rare. with DJ, Jacket edges worn and

$150 - 300 torn, else G+

$300 - 600 250 Hamilton-Browne, Col. G. (Maori Browne) 257 Beazley, C. Raymond

Camp Fire Yarns of The Lost Legion

The Text And Versions of John De Plano Carpini And

T. Warner Laurie Ltd, London, first William De Rubruquis ed, ND, 22.5cm, 301pp, illus incl

As Printed for the First Time by frontis port, red cloth, spine sunned, Hakluyt in 1598 Together With Some else G Shorter Pieces. The Hakluyt Society,

$30 - 60 London first ed, 1903, plain stiff boards, G. Scarce copy.

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Bockstoce, John (Editor) The Journal of Rochfort Maguire 1852-1854 (2 Vols) Two years at Point Barrow, Alaska, aboard H.M.S. Plover in the search for Sir John Franklin. The Hakluyt Society, 1988, blue cloth, DJ, near F $20 - 40

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The Charts And Coastal Views Of Captain Cook’s Voyages (3 Volume Set)

The Hakluyt Society, 1988. Volume I, The Voyage Of The Endeavour 1768-1771. Volume II, The Voyage Of The Resolution And Adventure 1772-1775. Volume III, The Voyage Of The Resolution And Discovery, 1776-1780. All dark blue cloth, DJ, near F

$400 - 600 260 David, Andrew, FernandezArmesto, Felipe, Novi, Carlos, Williams, Glyndwr (Editors)

The Malaspina Expedition 1789-1794 (3 Vols)

The Journal Of The Voyage by Alejandro Malaspina. Volume I, Cadiz to Panama. Volume II, Panama to The Phillipines. Volume III, Manilla to Cadiz. 2001, 2003, 2004. Blue cloth, DJ, F

$30 - 60 261 Dunmore, John (Editor)

The Journal of Jean-Francois de Galaup de la Perouse (2 Vols)

The Hakluyt Society, 1994, blue cloth, DJ, F

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Hakluyt, Richard The Principall Navigations Voiages And Discoveries Of The English Nation A Photo-Lithographic Facsimile With An Introduction by David Beers Quinn and Raleigh Ashlin Skelton and With A New Index by Alison Quinn. Published for the Hakluyt Society and The Peabody Museum Of Salem at the University Press, Cambridge, 1965. 30cm, blue cloth, DJ, G+ $100 -200 Hakluyt, Richard The Principall Navigations Voiages & Discoveries of the English Nation Facsimile litho ed, 1965, 30cm, blue cloth, DJ, G+ $100 - 200 Hoare, Michael (Editor) The Resolution Journal of Johann Reinhold Forster 1772-1775 (3 Vols) The Hakluyt Society, 1982, blue cloth, DJ, G+ $30 - 60

268 Lamb, W. Kaye (Editor)

The Voyage of George Vancouver 1791-1795 (4 Vols)

The Hakluyt Society, 1984, blue cloth, DJ, near F

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Pennington, L. E. (Editor) The Purchas Handbook (2 Vols) Studies Of The Life, Times And Writings Of Samuel Purchas 15771626. The Hakluyt Society, 1997, light blue cloth, DJ, G+ Also, Missions To The Niger, III, The Bornu Mission, 1822-25, Part 2, edited by E. W. Bovill.

The travels of Ibn Battuta A.D. 13251354, Volume IV. $40 - 80 Quinn, D. B. (Editor) The Hakluyt Handbook (2 Vols) The Hakluyt Society 1974, blue cloth, DJ, near F $20 - 40

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The Journals of Captain James Cook on His Voyages of Discovery, Charts & Views Folio

First edition, 1955, large folio, blue cloth with ties, embossed gilt portrait and printed paper slipcase (torn) otherwise G+

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Various Three Hakluyt Titles The Last Voyage of Drake and Hawkins, edited by Kenneth R. Andrews, 1972.

Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas by Antonio De Morga, translated and edited by J. S. Cummins, 1971.

An Elizabethan in 1582 - The Diary of Richard Madox Fellow of All Souls, edited by Elizabeth Story Donno, 1976.

All with DJ, all G+ $30 - 60 Various Four Hakluyt Volumes on Early Voyages Sir Francis drake’s West Indian Voyage 1585-86, edited by Mary Frear Keeler, 1981.

Jerusalem Pilgrimage 1099-1185, edited by John Wilkinson with Joyce Hill and W. F. Ryan, 1988.

2 Vol set of The Three Voyages of Edmund Halley in the Paramore 1698-1701, edited by Norman J. W. Thrower, 1981.

All with DJ, all near F $40 - 80 Various Three Seafaring Related Volumes To The Pacific and Arctic with Beechey - The Journal of Lieutenant George Peard of H.M.S. Blossom 1825-1828, edited by Barry M. Gough, 1973.

A Regiment For The Sea And Other Writings on Navigation edited by E. G. R. Taylor, 1963.

Further Selections From The Tragic History Of The Sea 1559-1565, edited by C. R. Boxer, 1967.

All blue cloth, DJ, G+ $30 - 60 Various Four Expedition/Travels Volumes The Mission of Friar William of Rubruck, edited by Peter Jackson with David Morgan, 1990.

The Iceland Journal of Henry Holland 1810, edited by Andrew Wawn, 1987.

Prutky’s travels to Ethiopia and other countries, edited by J. H. Arrowsmith Brown, 1991.

The Expedition of the St JeanBaptiste to the Pacific 1769-1770, From Journals of Jean de Surville and Guillaume Labe, translated and edited by John Dunmore, 1981.

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Various Three Volumes on Voyages & Travels The Voyage of Semen Dezhnev in 1648 Bering’s Precursor With Selected Documents, edited by Raymond H. Fisher, 1981.

The English New England Voyages 1602-1608, edited by David B. Quinn and Alison M. Quinn, 1983.

Juan Maria Schuver’s Travels in North East Africa 1880-1993, edited

by Wendy James, Gerd Baumann and Douglas Johnson, 1996.

All blue cloth, DJ, all near F $30 - 60 Various Three Travel Volumes Francois Valentijn’s Description of Ceylon, translated and edited by Sinnappah Arasaratnam, 1978.

The Travel Journal of Antonio De Beatis, Germany, Switzerland, The Low Countries France and Italy, 1517-1518, translated by J. R. Hale and J. M. A. Lindon, edited by J. R. Hale, 1979.

Compassing the Vaste Globe of the Earth, Studies in the History of The Hakluyt Society 1846-1996, edited

by R. C. Bridges & P. E. H. Hair, 1996.

All blue cloth, DJ, F $30 - 60 Various Three Greek/Siberian Related Volumes Yermak’s Campaign in Siberia, A Selection of Documents Translated from Russian by Tatiana Minorsky and David Wileman, edited by Terence Armstrong, 1975.

The Periplus of the Erythraean Sea, translated and edited by G. W. B. Huntingford, 1980.

Agatharchides of Cindus On the Erythraean Sea, translated from the Greek and edited by Stanley M Burstein, 1989.

All blue cloth, DJ, F $30 - 60 Various Four Early Travel Volumes Petr Petrovich Semenov Travels in the Tian-Shan 1856-1857, edited by Colin Thomas, 1998.

English and Irish Settlement on the River Amazon 1550-1646, edited by Joyce Lorimer, 1989.

The Itinerario of Jeronimo Lobo, translated by Donald M Lockhart, edited by M. G. Da Costa, intro and notes by C. F. Beckingham, 1984.

Newfoundland Discovered English Attempts at Colonisation 16101630, edited by Gillian T. Cell, 1982.

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Various Three Volumes on The Arctic, Whaling, South Shetland The Arctic Whaling Journals of William Scoresby The Younger, Volume 1 The Voyages of 1811, 1812 and 1813, edited by C. Ian Jackson, 2003.

Searching For Franklin, The Land Arctic Searching Expedition 1855, edited by William Barr, 1999.

The Discovery Of The South Shetland Islands 1819-1820, edited

by R. J. Campbell, 2000.

All blue cloth, DJ, F $40 - 80 Various Three Early Travel Volumes The Guiana Travels of Robert Schomburgk 1835-1844, edited by Peter Riviere, 2006.

The Origins Of The Grand Tour, The Travels of Robert Montagu, Lord Mandeville 1649-1654, William Hammond, 1655-1658, Banaster Maynard, 1660-1663, edited by Michael G Brennan, 2004.

The Third Voyage Of Martin Frobisher To Baffin Island 1578, edited by James McDermott, 2001.

All blue cloth, DJ, F $30 - 60 Various Three Early Discovery Volumes The Discovery of River Gambra by Richard Jobson 1623, edited by David P. Gamble and P. E. H. Hair, 1999.

Sir Walter Raleigh’s Discoveries of Guiana, edited by Joyce Lorimer, 2006.

Joao Rodrigues’s Account of Sixteenth-Century Japan, edited by Michael Cooper, 2001.

All blue cloth, DJ, F $30 - 60 Various Three Early Journals/Voyages Pieter Van Den Broecke’s Journal of Voyages to Cape Verde, Guinea and Angola 1605-1612, edited by J. D. La Fleur, 2000.

The Pacific Journal of Louis-Antoine De Bougainville 1767-1768, edited

by John Dunmore, 2002.

The Travel Diary of Robert Bargrave Levant Merchant 1647-1656, edited

by Michael G Brennan, 1999.

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Literature, Childrens & Illustrated 284 Acland, L. G. D.

The Early Canterbury Runs (Revised and enlarged edition)

Containing the First, Second and Third (new) Series. Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd, Christchurch, 1946.

22cm, 367pp, red cloth, signed and inscribed twice to the FEP by the author, 1946 and 1947. Spine sunned, else G+

$40 - 80 285 Andersen, Johannes

The Lure of New Zealand Book Collecting

Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, Auckland, first ed, 1936, quarter cloth & paper covered boards.

Also, A Roll Of Book Collectors In New Zealand, Brochure No 7, Limited Ed, No 134/260, 1958.

Guide To New Zealand Book Collecting and Handbook of Values Limited Ed, No 379/1250, 1977.

$30 - 60 286 Collier, J.

The Literature Relating to New Zealand

A Bibliography. George Didsbury, Govt Printer, Wellington, first ed, 1889. 24.5cm, 235pp, blind stamped green cloth, gen wear, else G

Also, Catalogue of the Hocken Library, Dunedin, 1912, brown cloth gilt, G+.

$40 - 80 286a Henslow, T. Geoffrey W.

Ye Sundial Booke

Printed and published by J. J. Keliher & Co Ltd. , Craven House, Kingsway, W.C. 1914. 422pp, with adverts to rear G

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Hocken, T. M. A Bibliography of the Literature Relating to New Zealand John Mackay, Govt Printer, Wellington, first ed,1909. 24.5cm, vii, 619pp, brown cloth, tipped in newspaper cutting on Hocken, G $30 - 50

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Subject Catalogue Of The Library Of The Royal Empire Society (Vol Two)

Formerly Royal Colonial Institute.

Volume Two - The Commonwealth Of Australia, The Dominion Of New Zealand, The South Pacific, General Voyages And Travels, And Arctic And Antarctic Regions. First ed, 1931.

29.5cm, 761pp, blue cloth, spine sunned, else G

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Two Volumes

Fowls Of The Air, illus by Charles Copeland, Ginn And Company, Publishers, The Athenaeum Press, Boston, 1901.

Beasts Of The Field, 1903.

Both green cloth with pictorial gilt embossed boards, spines sunned, else G

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Various Three New Zealand Art & Archaeology Related Titles Early Prints of New Zealand 16421875 by E. M. & D. G. Ellis, Avon Fine Prints, first ed, 1978.

Nicholas Chevalier - An Artist’s Journey Through Canterbury in 1866, soft covers.

Unearthing New Zealand by Michael Trotter and Beverley McCulloch, first ed, 1989, DJ. All three near F $40 - 80

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The Summer Ships

being an account of the first six ships sent out from England by the Canterbury Association in 1850-1851. The Caxton Press, Christchurch, Deluxe Limited Edition No 29/750, 2000, signed and inscribed by the author, quarter bound with slipcase, F

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Barber, Laurie, Clayton Garry, Tonkin-Covell, John (Editors) Sergeant, Sinner, Saint & Spy The Taranaki War Diary of Sergeant William Marjouram, R. A. Random Century, first ed, 1990, black cloth, pictorial DJ, F $30 - 60

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The New Zealanders

The Library of Entertaining Knowledge, Charles Knight, Pall Mall East, London, first ed, 1830. 16.5cm, iv, 424pp, illus with engs in the text, rebound half morocco, period sig to FEP, minor FX, lacking map, else G

Written around the experiences of John Rutherford who was adopted by a Maori tribe

$100 - 150 294 Croker, Bro. A. B.

History of Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of New Zealand 1890-1940

Coulls Somerville Wilkie Limited, Christchurch, 1940, 25cm, 152pp, illus, printed card wraps. G

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Reminiscences of

Whitcombe And Tombs Limited, Auckland, second ed, 1930. 19cm, 225pp, illus incl frontis port of the author, red cloth, DJ, (poor) else G

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Fox, William The War In New Zealand With Two Maps And A Plan. Smith, Elder & Co, London, first ed, 1866.

19cm, xvi, 268pp, half tan calf, stamp of Otago Public Library to cover, illus with folding maps, Waikato map poor cond, small split upper spine, else G $120 - 180

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18.5cm, x, 409pp, illus with frontis, half tan calf, raised spine bands, stamp to front board of Otago Public Library, some FX, else G $80 - 150

Hooker, Sir Joseph Dalton Himalayan Journals or Notes of a Naturalist in Bengal, the Sikkim and Nepal Himalayas, the Khasia Mountains etc, with maps and full-page and other illustrations.

The Minerva Library of Famous Books. Ward, Lock, Bowden And Co, London, 1891. 18cm, xxxi, 574pp, illus incl folding plates, full red morocco, spine end worn, else G $40 - 80 McNab, Robert Historical Records of New Zealand (Vols I & II) John Mackay, Govt Printer, Wellington, 1908 & 1914, brown cloth, both G+ $40 - 80 McNab, Robert Old Whaling Days A History of Southern New Zealand From 1830 to 1840. Whitcombe And Tombs Limited, Christchurch, first ed, 1913, 22cm, xiii, 508pp, illus, blue cloth, DJ, poor, else G $40 - 80 Majoribanks, Alexander Travels in New Zealand With a Map of the Country. Smith, Elder and Co, London, first edition, 1846, 19.5cm, viii, 174pp, plus appendix and new works, blind stamped red cloth, G. Also, The Six Colonies of New Zealand by William Fox, first ed, 1851, 2 inches of upper right corners lacking due to fire damage, FA $150 - 200

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Reminiscences And Recollections

by Sir Harold Beauchamp, first ed, 1937, containing a note from Dr Guy Scholefield to Sir Harold telling him the total printed is 124.

The 2nd enclosure is a letter from Guy Scholefield to Dr Robert Stout regarding a sentence or two that were deleted from the first print of the book. The book was a gift from Harold to W. W. Watson in 1937, then given to Dr Stout in 1947 and contains the signatures of all three.

The Journal Of Katherine Mansfield 1904-1922 Definitive Edition, 1962 r/p.

Also, 2 letters to Lady Stout relating to golf and a programme from the Russell Grace Cup, 1967 $200 - 400 Meade, Herbert A Ride Through The Disturbed Districts of New Zealand Together with Some Account of the South Sea Islands. John Murray, London, 1871, preface with subjoined letter by Sir George Grey, 21.5cm, lacking prelims and TP, half tan calf, ex Otago Public Library, a poor copy, together with four other volumes, all FA $100 - 150 Polack, J. S. Manners and Customs of the New Zealanders (Vol I) With Notes Corroborative Of Their Habits, Usages, etc and Remarks To Intending Emigrants with numerous cuts drawn on wood.

James Madden & Co, London, first ed, 1830, 20cm, xxxiv, 288pp, blind stamped cloth, sunned, new EPs, sig & BP to HT, illus page clipped and torn in lower right corner, else G $200 - 400 Priestly, J. B. A Visit To New Zealand Heinneman, London first ed, Limited Ed 141/260, signed, 23.5cm, x, 155pp, full blue morocco with gilt line, 4 raised spine bands, slipcase, F $100 - 200

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Some Account of New Zealand

Particularly The Bay of Islands And Surrounding Country, With a Description of The Religion and Government, Language, Arts, Manufactures, Manners, And Customs Of The Natives, etc, etc.

Printed for John Murray, Fleet Street, and A. Constable And Co, Edinburgh, first edition, 1807. 23cm, viii, 110pp, illus incl frontis port of Tiarrah, rebacked full burgundy morocco, fore-edges untrimmed, small piece lacking on upper spine, minor FX, else G. Scarce.

The first account of New Zealand after Captain Cook.

$1,200 - 1,800 308 Tucker, Rev H. W.

Memoir of the Life and Episcopate of George Augustus Selwyn, D.D. (2 Vols)

E. P. Dutton And Co, New York.

Also, Antipodean Notes Collected On A Nine Months Tour Round The World by Wanderer, 1888. $40 - 80 309

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Various Three Titles Manual of New Zealand History by J. H. Wallace, first ed, Wellington, 1886, brown cloth gilt, G+ Skyways of Maoriland by Hugh Gardiner with foreword by Air Commodore Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, first ed, Wellington 1934, green cloth, DJ, jacket edges torn, else G+ Glimpses of New Zealand Scenery

by B. E. Baughan, first ed, ND, green cloth. G+. $50 - 100 Various Selection of NZ & Other Magazines, Newspapers, Bulletins etc Including, various Beltane Book Bulletin reports, letters signed

by Pat Lawlor, Aussie Monthly magazines, The Auckland Weekly News, 1919, The Forerunner. The Dook’s Visit To The Land of the Moa, the Maori, and the Miner. A Skit by E. F. Hiscocks and W. Reuben Watts, Frankenstein, A Spine-Chilling Story, etc. $50 - 100 Various Selection of NZ Historical & Other Booklets Including Patents & How To Obtain Them In New Zealand And Foreign Countries by Henry Hughes, Wellington. New Zealand Books, 1954. Songs Sung by Harry Stewart, American Electric Change Artiste. The Undiscovered Country - A Sermon by John W Chadwick, signed on the cover by Robert Stout. The Creole Tongue, etc, etc. $40 - 80

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Various Four Historical Titles From Tasman To Marsden by Robert McNab, first ed, 1914, DJ, jacket holed and worn, else G+ A Pioneer Missionary Among The Maoris 1850-1879, Being Letters And Journals of Samuel Grace, edited by S. J. Brittan, G. F. C., and A. V. Grace, first ed, ND, DJ, jacket holed and worn, else G+.

New Zealand by Hon. Pember Reeves, 2nd ed, 1927, DJ, jacket spine tears else, G+ Contributions to The Early History of New Zealand (Settlement of Otago)

by Thomas Morland Hocken, first ed, 1898, blue cloth, no DJ, G+ $50 - 100

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Various Three Geography/Geology Volumes Manual of New Zealand Geography

by Thomas A Bowden, assisted by James Hector, second ed, 1872.

Geomorphology An Introduction to the Study of Landforms by C. A. Cotton, 3rd ed revised and enlarged, 1942.

Class-Book of Geology by Sir 318 Archibald Geikie, 4th ed, 1903.

$40 - 80

Various Three NZ/Maori Related Volumes The Last Maori War In New Zealand Under The Self Reliant Policy

by Major-General Sir George S Whitmore (N.Z. Militia), first edition 1902, red cloth gilt, no DJ. The Shadow Of The Land - A Study of British Policy and Racial Conflict in New Zealand 1832-1852 by Ian Wards, first ed, 1968, DJ. Savage Life And Scenes in Australia and New Zealand by George French Angas, facsimile r/p, DJ. All three G+ $50 - 100

Various Six Historical & Other Titles At Home In New Zealand, an illustrated history of everyday things before 1865 by Alison Drummond & L. R. Drummond.

Banking Under Difficulties or Life on the Goldfields by G. O. Preshaw.

The Riddle of Richard Pearse by Gordon Ogilvie.

The Golden Bush by Temple Sutherland.

Widow of Thorndon Quay by Celia Manson.

A River Rules My Life by Mona Anderson.

All six with DJ, all G+ $40 - 80 Various Selection of NZ Booklets, Various Childrens Books, Maps etc, Some Relating to the Sealey Family Including, The Dominion of New Zealand - “The Empire’s Most Fertile & Beautiful Country”. Beautiful Westland. Rata, New Zealand Annual 1932. New Zealand Wild Flowers. Verses From Maoriland by Dora Wilcox, signed and inscribed by the author, 1905. The Timaru High School Magazine, c1908/9. 2 NZ Railways tourist map/booklets for The Central Thermal Springs of the North Island, N.Z Survey Dept, Wellington, 1888, and Aorangi New Zealand A Picturesque Sanalorium of the South Pacific, also 1888, various childrens books, 2 signed by Greville Sealey, unframed maps etc. $50 - 100 (-) Journal of The Mission Voyage of the Schooner “Southern Cross” To the Melanesian Islands with Statement of Accounts. Made in May-October 1866. Printed at the Daily Southern Cross office, 1866.

21cm, 24pp, (4)pp, original blue printed paper wraps, first ed in near fine condition. An extremely scarce booklet describing the voyage and activities of the Melanesian Mission from New Zealand to Norfolk and other islands in the archipelago. The last four pages detail the accounts of the mission.

OCLC/World Cat lists only five copies, four in NZ libraries and one in Australia. $200 - 400

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(-) Correspondence Between the Wesleyan Missionary Committee and the Honourable Earl Grey Her Majesty’s Principal Secretary of State for the Colonial Department on the Apprehended Infringement of the Treaty of Waitangi, as published in the report of the Wesleyan Missionary Society, for 1848, 21cm, 36pp, printed paper wraps, spine faults, else G+ Rare. $100 - 200

325 Wakefield, Edward Jerningham

The Hand-Book for New Zealand

Consisting of the Most Recent Information compiled For The Use Of Intending Colonists by A Late Magistrate of the Colony, who resided there during four years.

John W Parker, London, first ed, 1848, 17cm, viii, 493pp, plus 2pp, of book ads, blind stamped original cloth, binding poor, otherwise a very scarce copy. $100 - 200

(-) An Album of NZ Historical Ephemera Including an 1894 sepia photograph Miss Ryder’s class of Newtown School, a large black & white photo of the N.Z. Society’s luncheon to Lord Nuffield at the Savoy Hotel, London, 31/5/39, Programme from Prince Edward’s Farewell to the Nation, broadcast on December 11th 1936, an 1897 sepia photo of the Telegraph Message Boys, Wellington, numerous New Zealand Society Luncheon at the Savoy Hotel menus, c1930s, large black & white photo of a NZAC Sunderland flying boat 1949, various reception invitation cards etc $100 - 200

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(-) Collection of NZ Police Force Licensing Reports From around the Otago region, dating from the 1930/40s. $50 - 100 (-) Supplement to The Lyttelton Times, Vol 1, No 1, Saturday, January 11, 1851 (1884) Old staining and edge wear. $50 - 100 (-) An Interesting c1900 Physcological Piggy Sketch Book With various families including the Sealey’s and the Tripps among others. The album dates from 19001909, and is bound in half black morocco. $100 - 200 (-) The Dictionary Of New Zealand Biography (5 Vols) Including 2 Maori related volumes, all with DJ, all F $50 - 100

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McNab, Robert Murihiku And The Southern Islands A History of the West Coast Sounds, Foveaux Strait, Stewart Island, The Snares, Bounty, Antipodes, Auckland, Campbell and Macquarrie Islands, from 1770 to 1829. William Smith, Invercargill, first ed, 1907.

21cm. Xiii, 377pp, illus with maps, brown cloth, no DJ, minor wear, else G-G+. $60 - 100 Musgrave, Captain Thomas Castaway on the Auckland Islands A Narrative of the Wreck of the “Grafton” and of the Escape of the Crew After Twenty Months Suffering, Together with Some Account of the Aucklands, edited

by John J Shillinglaw. Lockwood & Co, London, first ed, 1866. 19cm, x, 174pp, plus 16pp of other popular publishers works, illus with frontis port and folding map, pictorial green cloth gilt, minor wear else G+ Rare. $100 - 150 Various Three Nelson/Tasman Related Volumes Old Tasman Bay by J. D. Peart, first ed, 1937, DJ. Collingwood A History of the Area from Earliest Days to 1912 by J. N. W. Newport, signed first ed, 1971, DJ. Difficult Country - An Informal History of Murchison by Margaret C. Brown, signed first ed, 1979, DJ. All three G+. $50 - 100 Various Four Nelson Related Volumes Nelson Province 1642-1842 by A. N. Field, first ed, 1942, printed card wraps.

History of the Nelson Institute by Lieut. Col. C. B. Brereton, first ed, 1948, DJ. Thomas Cawthorn and the Cawthorn Institute by David Miller, first ed, 1963, DJ. Rails To Nowhere - The history of the Nelson Railway by Lois Voller, first ed, 1991, DJ. All four G+ $50 - 100

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Various Five Nelson/Tasman Volumes The Jubilee History of Nelson by L. Broad, Capper Press, 1976, DJ. Second Series of Pioneer Recollections - Mataura Valley History by H. Beattie, first ed, 1911, printed card wraps, spine sunned.

A Short History Of The Nelson Province by J. N. W. Newport, first ed, 1966, printed card wraps.

Beyond The Marble Mountain - Tales of Early Golden Bay, Motueka and Nelson by J. Halket Millar, first ed, 1948, red cloth, no DJ. Land Of Streams - Life In The Waimea Valley 1876-1976 by Kenneth Gregory, signed first ed. DJ. History of the Nelson Institute by Lieut Col. C. B. Brereton, signed first ed, 1948, DJ. All five G+ $50 - 100 Various Ten Booklets On Nelson/Tasman Area Including, Coaling From The Clouds

by R. J. Meyer. Street Names of Nelson by B. E. Dickinson. The First Eighty Years. Murchison Centennial.

History And Natural History of the Boulder Bank Nelson Haven, etc, etc.

All G+ $30 - 60 Various Twelve Nelson & South Island Related Booklets Including, Hokitika Goldfields Capital. Ray Q Remembers. From River To Range - Waimea South.

Early Development of Upper Buller.

Early Tide to Wakapuaka, etc, etc. All G+ $40 - 80 Various Six Nelson Volumes Vanguard Of The South, Nelson, New Zealand by Lt-Col. Cyprian Bridge Brereton, signed first ed, 1952, DJ. More Footprints, Still further glimpses into the History of Nelson Province by J. N. W. Newport, signed first ed, 1987, printed card wraps.

A Short History Of The Nelson Province by J. N. W. Newport, 2 copies.

Early Development of Upper Buller

by Newton McConochie, 1971 booklet.

Coaling From The Clouds by R. J. Meyer, 1977 booklet.

All G+ $40 - 80

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(-) Cyclopedia of New Zealand Taranaki & Hawkes Bay, pictorial card, a well worn copy. FA $30 - 60

335 White, Leo

Whites Pictorial Reference of New Zealand (Second Edition)

Representative Air views of New Zealand Cities and Boroughs, published by White’s Aviation Limited, 1960. 21.5cm, blue cloth gilt, G+

$30 - 60

Maori History & FOLKLORE 336 Izett, James

Maori Lore

The Traditions of the Maori People, with the more important of their legends. Compiled for the Government of New Zealand, John McKay, Govt Printer, 1904, 22cm, vii, 451pp, illus, rebacked half morocco, G

$20 - 40 337

Pomare, Hon. Sir Maui & Cowan, James Legends of the Maori Illustrations by Stuart Peterson, Fine Arts (NZ) Ltd, Wellington, 1930, 26cm, x, 320pp, illus, dec brown cloth gilt, no DJ, G $80 - 120

338 Tregear, Edward

The Maori-Polynesian Comparative Dictionary

Whitcombe And Tombs Limited, Christchurch, first ed, ND, 25cm, xxiv, 675pp, brown cloth G

$30 - 60 339

Various Three Maori Related Volumes Te Pukapuka O Nga Inoi, 1902, tooled red leather, spine poor.

Willie’s First English Book, Written For Young Maoris Who Can Read Their Own Maori Tongue, And Who Wish To Learn The English Language, first ed, 1872, blue cloth.

Maori/English Grammar book, c1860s, lacking TP, green cloth. $30 - 60

Natural History 340

Buckland, Francis T. Curiosities of Natural History (4 Vols) First, Second, Third & Fourth Series, Macmillan & Co, Ltd, London, 1900, 19cm, illus, pictorial cloth, G $30 - 60

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Hetley, Mrs Charles The Native Flowers of New Zealand (3 Parts) Illustrated in Colours in the Best Style of Modern Chromo-litho Art, From Drawings Coloured to Nature.

Sampson Low, Marston, Searle And Rivington, London, 1887, folio, printed stiff boards, a complete but well worn set, FA $600 - 800 Hulme, F. Edward Familiar Wild Flowers (6 Vols bound in 2) Cassell And Company, Limited, first series, ND, With coloured plates, 20cm, half burgundy morocco, 5 raised spine bands, and gilt dec cmpts, gen wear else G Also, 4 Vols set of Familiar Wild Birds

by A Swaysland, first series, 1883, green cloth, G, AND Series I & II of The Moths Of The British Isles, G $80 - 120 Marshall, P. Geology Of New Zealand John Mackay, Govt Printer, Wellington, first edition, 1912, 22cm, viii, 218pp, illus incl large folding frontis map, sig of George Rutherford and dated Sept 12, 1912 to upper TP, brown cloth gilt, G+ $40 - 80

345 Taylor, Alister & Glen, Jan

C. F. Goldie (1870-1947) His Life & Painting

Alister Taylor, Waiura, Martinborough, first ed, 1977, limited ed, No 713/1450, quarter leather cloth with case, also another soft cover volume on Goldie.

$300 - 500

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Buller, Walter Lawry A History of the Birds of New Zealand Facsimile limited edition 1983, published by The Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand, Incorporated, No 53/250, signed by Anthony A. T. Ellis, Q.C., President of The Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand, Incorporated. 32cm, finely bound in full burgundy tooled morocco and pictorial gilt. F. Rare $1,000 - 1,500

Various Four Natural History Volumes The Animals of New Zealand by Capt Hutton and James Drummond, 1923.

Plants of New Zealand by R. M. Laing and E. W. Blackwell, 4th centennial ed, revised,1940.

Trees and Shrubs of New Zealand by A. L. Poole and N. M. Adams, 1963.

Tree Culture in New Zealand, also The Jungle Book, r/p 1894. $30 - 60

Travel & Exploration 347 Austin, Capt. Horatio T.

Facsimile of the Illustrated Arctic News

Published on Board H.M.S. Resolute in Search of the Expedition Under Sir John Franklin, dedicated by Special Permission To The Lords Commissioners Of The Admiralty

By Their Lordships Very Obedient Servants, Lieut: Sherard Osborne, & Mr Geo F McDougall, The Editors.

Published by Ackermann & Co, 96 Strand, London, 15th March 1852.

48cm, Contains Issues from No1, October 31, 1850 through to No V, March 14, 1851, illus incl hand col and eng plates, adverts, pictorial blue cloth gilt, spine ends frayed, FEP to pp4 detaches, TP torn and taped, FA, Rare. $500 - 1000 348

Baker, Sir Samuel W. Two Early Travel Volumes The Nile Tributaries Of Abyssinia and the Sword Hunters of the Hamran Arabs, New Edition, 1872.

The Albert N’Yanza Great Basin Of The Nile and Exploration of the Nile Sources, New Ed, 1874, front board to TP detached.

Both volumes by Macmillan And Co, both green cloth, both well used copies. $50 - 100

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Baker, Sir Stanley W. Ismailia A Narrative Of The Expedition To Central Africa For The Suppression Of The Slave Trade, organised by Ismail, Khedive of Egypt, with maps, portraits etc. Macmillan And Co, London, first ed, 1895. 19.5cm, xx, 510pp, plus 52pp index, green cloth, sig to FPD, else G. $50 - 100

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Bird, Isabella L. Six Months Among The Palm Groves, Coral Reefs, and Volcanoes of the Sandwich Islands The Hawaiian Archipelago series, John Murray, London, fifth ed, 1882, 18.5cm, xv, 318pp, illus incl frontis and map, half tan calf, cover stamp for Public Library Stirling, G $30 - 60

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Brownell, Charles De Wolf The Indian Races of North and South America An Account of the Principal Aboriginal Races; A Description of their National Customs, Mythology, And Religious Ceremonies, etc, etc, Including the late Sioux War and Indian Massacres in Minnesota.

Hurlbut, Scranton, & Company, Hartford, Conn, first edition, 1865. 22.5cm, 760pp, illus incl hand col engs, rebacked full calf, discolouring, scuffing to the boards, else G. $100 - 200

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Bullen, Frank & Basil Lubbock Two Titles The Opium Clippers, by Basil Lubbock, with illustrations and plans, Brown, Son & Ferguson, Ltd, Glasgow, r/p 1953, blue cloth, DJ Recollections - The Reminiscences of the Busy Life of One Who Has Played the Varied Parts of Sailor, author & Lecturer, by Frank T Bullen, first ed, 1915, blue cloth, no DJ, sunned $30 - 50 Butler, General Sir W. F. The Great Lone Land A Narrative Of Travel And Adventure In The North-West Of America.

Sampson Low, Marston & Company, London, fifteenth and cheaper ed, ND, (1872), with illustrations and route map. 18.5cm, x, 386pp, maroon cloth, sigs to EP’s, well read copy, else G $30 - 60

354 Cheeseman, Major R. E.

Lake Tana and the Blue Nile

Macmilland And Co, Limited, London, first ed, 1936, 23cm, xiv, 400pp, illus incl maps and folding plates, green cloth, DJ, G

$100 - 150 355 Cook, Captain James & King, Captain James

A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean (3 Vols)

Undertaken By The Command Of His Majesty for making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere, Performed Under Direction of Captains Cook, Clerk, and Gore, In His Majesty’s Ships the Resolution and Discovery, in the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, and 1780. The second edition, printed by H. Hughs for G. Nicol, and T. Cadell, London, 1785. 30.5cm, illus, full contemporary calf with rebacked original spines, Vol III front board, FEP, TP detached, gen wear, else a good complete set.

$1,000 - 2,000 356 Evans, Admiral Sir Edward R. G. R.

South With Scott

With 31 photographs by Herbert Ponting, Collins, London, first ed, ND, blue cloth, DJ, poor, else G

$20 - 40

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Falla, Dr R. A., Pollock, L. W. 364 Scheinwurth, Dr Georg Balham, R. W. (Editors)

The Heart Of Africa (2 Vols)

The Sub-Antarctic Observer 1943

Three Years Travels And Adventures

Magazine hand printed & published In The Unexplored Regions Of at Crozier Chalet, Port Ross, Central Africa From 1868 to 1871.

Auckland Islands, 22/4/43. The Sampson Low, Marston, Low, And publication is a series of humorous Searle, London, first ed, 1873, with stories and tales with some maps and woodcut illustrations. illustrated, bound in stiff green 22cm, half calf, mrbld brds. BP of boards, large folio.

Caleb Whiteford, Kaiapoi Institute

The book states only 3 of these were stamps to FEP. Bindings well worn, published. Rare. spines cocked, lacking leather in

$100 - 150 places, else G. Rare

$250 - 500 358 Finsch, Dr Otto

Samoafahrten 365 Scott, Captain R. F.

Reisen In Kaiser Wilhelm’s-Land und Scott’s Last Expedition (2 Vols) Englisch Neu Guinea in den jahren

Arranged by Leonard Huxley, with a 1884 u 1885, An Bord Des Deutchen preface by Sir Clements R Markham.

Dampfers “Samoa”. Ferdinand Hirt & Macmillan And Co., Limited, Sohn, Leipzig, 1888. Text in German, London, 1913, with illus and maps, half leather, spine taped. dec blue cloth gilt, G. $100 - 200

$40 - 80 366 Selous, Frederick Courteney 359 Kennedy, Donald Gilbert

Travel And Adventure in South East Africa

Te Ngangana A Te Tuvalu

Being the narrative of the last

Handbook on the Language of the eleven years spent by the author Ellice Islands, c1945, card boards, on the Zambesi and its tributaries; various scribbles, old water marks, with an account of the colonisation FA of Mashunaland and the progress

$40 - 80 of the gold industry in that country.

Rowland Ward And Co, Limited, 360 Livingston, David London, first ed, 1893, with

Missionary Travels and Research in South Africa numerous illustrations and map.

Including a Sketch of Sixteen Years’ 23cm, xv, 503pp, plus other works, Residence in the Interior of Africa. orange cloth with gilt embossed Ward, Lock & Co, Limited, London, vignette of 2 lions, BP of John Watssfirst ed, ND (1857) With portrait and Garland, owners name and address, full-page illustrations, 19.5cm, xv, bookshop stamp, spine ends and 617pp, red cloth gilt, spine sunned, corners bumped, gen wear, else else G G-G+ Rare

$80 - 150

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Morrell, W. P. (Editor) Sir Joseph Banks in New Zealand from his Journal, first ed, 1958, blue cloth, DJ, Also a typed volume of his Journal From August 25th 1768 to July 12th 1771, bound in red cloth, spine sunned. $30 - 60 Murray-Oliver, Anthony Captain Cook’s Artists In The Pacific 1769-1779 Avon Fine Prints Ltd, New Zealand, first ed, 1969, limited ed No 486/2000, oblong folio, half black leather with slipcase, F $150 - 250 Quartermain, L. B. (Editor) Antarctic News Bulletins (2) No’s 11 & 20, September, 1953, December, 1955.

Also, 4 related black and white photographs from the same period. $20 - 40

367 Stanley, Henry M.

Magdala

The Story of the Abyssinian Campaign of 1866-7. Sampson Low, Marston & Company (Limited), London, 1896. 18.5cm, vi, 190pp, illus incl map, maroon cloth, FEP clipped, else G. $50 - 100 368 Thomson, Joseph

Through Masai Land

A Journey of Exploration Among The Snow clad Volcanic Mountains And Strange Tribes of Eastern Equatorial Africa, being the narrative of the Royal Geographical Society’s Expedition to Mount Kenia and Lake Victoria Nyanza, 1883-1884. Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, London, third ed, 1885. 23cm, x, 580pp, 32pp of other works, illus incl large folding map (torn), green cloth gilt, owners sig to FEP, front joint loose, boards faded from old staining to front edges, else G, Rare

$200 - 400

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Various Two Early Travel Volumes in Africa & South America Wanderings In South America, The North-West Of The United States, And The Antilles, In The Years 1812, 1816, 1820 & 1824 by Charles Waterton, New Edition, Macmillan & Co, 1879, green pictorial cloth.

Through The Dark Continent by Henry M. Stanley, 1879, pictorial brown cloth gilt, lacks TP. $40 - 80 Various Carton of Travel & Hunting Volumes Including a part set of Blackwoods Tales From The Outpost, 6 part leather bound volumes of Pioneer Travels, and various modern African hunting titles $50 - 100

371 Wilson, Lt-Col. Alban (Late 1st Batt. 8th Gurkha Rifles)

Sport and Service in Assam and Elsewhere

Hutchinson & Co, London, first ed, 1924. 23.5cm, xiv, 320pp, pages 319/320 taped in, illus, red cloth, sunned, ex-libris stamps and sifs to FEP, FX, else G

$40 - 80

Antiquarian 372 Aristotle

Aristotelis De Morbus Ad Nicomachum Libri Decem (Latin Edition) 1589

Olim E Graeco Longe Et Latinus & fidelius quam unquam antea, a Dion. Lambino Monstroliensi expressi: nunc de integro ab eodem recogniti, & multis locis correcti.

Joannis Bogardi, Duaci, 1589. 17cm, 158pp, full vellum, 3 raised spine bands, ink insc and date of 1607 on TP, slight browning to prelims, else G+ Rare

$800 - 1,200 373

Boyse, Samuel An Historical Review of the Transactions of Europe (Vol II only) From the Commencement of the War with Spain in 1739, to the Insurrection in Scotland in 1745, etc, etc. Printed for D. Henry in Friar Street, Reading, 1747. 20cm, xxii, 183pp, plus 5pp contents and errata, frontis port of the Duke of Cumberland, folding map, (detached), full contemporary calf, front board detached, spine lacking, FA. $100 - 200

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Brasse, Rev John Greek Gradus or Greek, Latin, And English Prosodial Lexicon, printed by A. J. Valpy, London, 1828, 24cm, plain boards, FA Also, Chambaud’s Exercises, Improved by Nicholson by Arleville Bridel, 1810, full calf. $30 - 60 Bunsen, Christian C. J. Egypt’s Place In Universal History (3 Vols of 5) Translated from the German by Charles H Cottrell, Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, London, 1848, 22cm, half calf, G $50 - 100

376 Dickens, Charles

Christmas Books and Hard Times

Chapman And Hall, London, first ed, 1894, with sixty-seven illustrations, Half black calf, mrbld brds, 5 raised spine bands, binding well worn, else G

$40 - 80 377 Edmondson, Joseph

An Historical and Genealogical Account of The Noble Family of Greville

To The Time of Francis, the present Earl Brooke, and Earle of Warwick, Including The History and Succession of the Several Earls of Warwick since the Norman Conquest and some Account of Warwick Castle. Printed London, first edition, 1766. 24.5cm, 108pp, frontis with armorial, eng to TP, folding plates and genealogical charts, plans etc, 16 small engs in the text, quarter leather, plain boards, detached, FEP to pp8 detached, else FA

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Gauden, John Eikon Basilike 1649 The Pourtraicture of His Sacred Majestie in His Solitudes and Sufferings: Together with his Private Prayers, used in the time of his Restraint, and delivered to D. Juxon, Bishop of London, immediately after his death. London, 1649, 21cm, (8), 263pp, illus with plates of the King, the Prince and folding plate of the King at prayer. Prelim leaf with the Royal Arms, frayed and remargined, edges of text browned, full contemporary tan calf, rebacked, G. Ex Edward Simpson collection, with BP to FPD, G+ Rare $500 - 800

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Hill, John The British Herbal, 1786 An History of Plants and Trees, Natives of Britain, Cultivated for use or Raised for Beauty. Printed for T. Osborne and J. Shipton in Grays Inn, J. Hodges, near London Bridge, J. Newberry in St Pauls Church Yard, B Collins and S. Crowder and H. Woodgate in Paternoster, London, 1756. 41cm, engraved frontis, TP in red and black, ded to the Earl of Northumberland. 536pp, 73 of 75 plates, missing plates 12 & 70.

Damage of varying degrees to the following plates, 1,2,6,7,10,11,22,32 ,42,44,50,52,62,65,67,75. Text pages good, full calf, 6 raised spine bands, rear board and index detached, front joint showing splitting. FA Rare $400 - 800 Knight, R. P. An Inquiry Into The Symbolical Language of Ancient Art and Mythology Printed by A. J. Valpy, Tooke’s Court, Chancery Lane, London, 1818.

22cm, 200pp, full hatched calf, spine rebacked in cloth, new EP’s, else G $100 - 200

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History of the Origin and Progress of the Meeting of the Three Choirs of Gloucester, Worcester, & Hereford

And of The Charity connected with it. To which is prefixed A View of the Condition of the Parochial Clergy of this Kingdom From the Earliest Time. Printed by D. Walker, Gloucester, first ed, 1812. with a signed inscription from the author to his daughter dated 1822, and a sig from another family member, 1931. 25cm, xv, 278pp, rebound, minor FX, else G+

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John Knapton, London, 1757. 20cm, xix, 96pp, marbld brds, rebacked cloth spine, TP upper edge lacking, brds well worn, else G $50 - 100 Pope, Alexander The Iliad of Homer 1736 Printed for Bernard Lintot, near Temple-Bar, London, 1736. 17cm, (29), 250pp, plus 2pp of Books Printed For Bernard Lintot, illus incl frontis port and folding plates, rebound half burgundy leather and mrbld brds, G+ Rare $400 - 600

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The Plays of William Shakespeare (6 Vols)

Printed for Verner, Hood & Sharp, Poultry and Taylor And Hessey, Fleet Street, first ed, 1809, 16.5cm, full orig calf with dec gilt lines, eng frontis to each Vol, G

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The History of Catiline’s Conspiracy, and the Jugurthine War

With a New Translation of Cicero’s Four Orations Against Catiline to Which is Prefixed The Life Of C. C. Sallust. Printed for Richard Priestly and John Rodwell, London, first ed, 1813. 21.5cm, xvi, 294pp, full calf, new EP’S, spine taped, G

$50 - 100 386 Smith, E.

The Compleat Housewife

Or Accomplish’d Gentlewoman’s Companion, Being A Collection of upwards of Six Hundred of the most approved Receipts in Cookery, Pastry, Confectionary, Preserving, Pickles, Cakes, Creams, Jellies, Made Wines, Cordials, With Copper Plates, curiously engraven, for the regular Disposition or Placing of the various Dishes and Courses, etc, etc. The Fifteenth Edition, Printed for R. Ware, S. Birt, T. Longman, and others, London 1753. 20.5cm.

396pp, plus xii index, illus with frontis and rear folding course menu plates, rebacked full contemporary calf, pasted label to inside cover insc Mrs Percivals Book, frontis torn, last plate lacking top third, else G.

The first edition was originally published in 1729.

$200 - 300 387 Storrer, James, Greig, John

Select Views Of London And Its Environs, Vol I

Containing A Collection of Highly-Finished Engravings from Original Paintings and Drawings Accompanied by Copious LetterPress Descriptions Of Such Objects in the Metropolis and the Surrounding Country, as are most remarkable for Antiquity, Architectural Grandeur, Or Picturesque Beauty. Vernor And Hood, Poultry, J Storrer And J Greig, Chapel, Pentonville, London, first edition, 1804. 36cm, half tan calf, marbled boards, spine lacking in inch lower end, spine and boards worn, else G Rare

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Herodotus

Translated from the Greek, for the Use of General Readers, with short explanatory notes. Holdsworth And Ball, London, 1829. 21cm, xxxvi, 766pp, illus incl folding frontis map of the Persian Empire, folding chronology chart and folding map of Greece, half calf, 2 contemporary ink sigs to TP, gen wear, FX, else G

$50 - 100 389 Uvedale

The Memoirs of Philip de Comines (2 Vols)

Containing the History of Lewis XI, and Charles VIII of France, etc, etc. Printed for John Phillipsat the Black Bull in Cornhill, first ed, 1712, rebound brown cloth with leather spine, BP of Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan, Bart. G-G+

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The Letters of Junius 1878, full mottled calf Examen Critique de la Vie De Jesus, 1863, French text, quarter calf.

The Retrospective Review, Vol IX, 1824, rebound.

Voss by Patrick, first ed, 1957, with DJ $50 - 100 (-) Museum Rusticum et Commerciale (Vol III only) or Select Papers on Agriculture, Commerce, Arts, and Manufactures and Communicated by Gentlemen engaged in these Pursuits, printed for R. Davis and others, London, 1765, 20.5cm, vii, 388pp, plus index pages, full contemporary calf, raised bands, joints splitting, leather scuffed, else G $50 - 100 (-) A Thousand Notable Things of sundry sorts, enlarged. Whereof Some are Wonderfull, some Strange, Some Pleasant, divers Necessary, a great sort Profitable, and many very Precious etc, etc. Printed by Henry Bruges, for John Wright, at the Globe in little Brittain 1675. 16cm, TP torn, rebound half leather, FA $100 - 200

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(-) Lectures On The Results of the Great Exhibition Of 1851 (2 Vols) Delivered Before The Society of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce, at the Suggestion of H.R.H. Prince Albert. David Bogue, London, 1852, 18.5cm, half tan calf, 5 raised spine bands, gilt dec cmpts, frontis port eng, G $80 - 150 (-) The London Magazine or Gentleman’s Monthly Intelligencer Vol XLII For the Year 1773. Printed for R. Baldwin at the Rose in Paternoster Row, London. 21.5cm, 657pp, 15pp index, illus with engravings, folding maps, some torn, folding pages of music, full original calf, front board detached and poor, spine and rear board complete but poor, folding plates with small tears, FA. Rare. $150 - 300

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Bates, P. W. Supply Company Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1955, xv, 371pp, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, else near F $20 - 40 Borman, C. A. Divisional Signals Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1954, xvii, 540pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sig to FEP, else G+ $40 - 80 Burdon, R. M. 24 Battalion Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1953, xv, 361pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, small old stain lower edge of cover and FP, else near F $40 - 80 Burke, Sir Bernard The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales Comprising A Registry of Armorial Bearings from the Earliest to the Present Time, reprint of the 1884 first ed by Wm Clowes & Sons Ltd, 26cm, lxxix, 1185pp, plus 18pp of adverts, red cloth, G $50 - 100 43

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21 Battalion

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1953, xv, 471pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, else G+

$60 - 100 400 Cody, J. F.

New Zealand Engineers Middle East

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1961, xvi, 774pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, spine sunned, old stains to lower edge cover and EP’s, else near F

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28 (Maori) Battalion

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1956, xvi, 514pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, else near F. Scarce.

$250 - 400 402 Davin, D. M.

Crete

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1953, xvii, 547pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sig to pp1, old stain to lower cover edges, else G+

$40 - 80 403 Dawson, W. D.

18 Battalion and Armoured Regiment

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1961, xvi, 676pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, old stains lower edge of covers and EP’s, else near F

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Ferguson, Captain David The history of the Canterbury Regiment , N.Z.E.F. 1914-1919 Whitcombe And Tombs Limited, Auckland, first ed, 1921. 22.5cm, vii, 364pp, illus incl frontis port, brown cloth, a well read copy, stamps for Christchurch RSA, else G $150 - 300 Fremantle, Admiral The Hon. Sir E. R. Nelson.

The Navy League, London, first ed, 1904, 24cm, 72pp, stiff card, gen wear, else G $30 - 60

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Gillespie, Oliver A The Pacific Official History of New Zealand in the Second World, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1952, xii, 395pp, red cloth, no DJ, G+ $30 - 50 Hall, D. O. W. The New Zealanders In South Africa 1899-1902 War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, first ed, 1949, 22cm, xvi, 97pp, illus, red cloth, sig to FEP, else G+ $40 - 80 Henderson, Jim 22 Battalion Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1958, xvi, 487pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, small old stain lower edge of cover and FEP’s, else near F $60 - 100 Henderson, Jim R M T Official History of the 4th and 6th Reserve Mechanical Transport Companies, 2 NZEF Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1954, xv, 378pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, old stain to lower edge of cover and EP, owners sigs to FEP and top of page 1, else G+ $100 - 200 Kay, Robin 27 (Machine Gun) Battalion Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1958, xvi, 543pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, else G+ $150 - 250 Kidson, A. L. Petrol Company Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1961, xv, 363pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, near F $60 - 100

412 Long, Gavin

Greece, Crete and Syria

Australia in the War of 1939-45 (Army), Australian War Memorial, Canberra, first ed, 1953, xiv, 587pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, old stains lower cover edges, else G+

$20 - 40

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Divisional Cavalry

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1963, xvi, 445pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, stained lower cover and EPs edges, else G+

$100 - 150 414

McClymont, W. G. To Greece Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History branch, DIA, Wellington, 1959, xii, 538pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, small old stain to lower cover edges, else G+. $30 - 60

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McKinney, J. B. Medical Units of 2 NZEF in Middle East and Italy Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1952, xv, 462pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sig to TP, else near F $30 - 60

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Murphy, W. E. The Relief of Tobruk Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1961, xii, 566pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, else G+ $40 - 80 Neill, J. C. The New Zealand Tunnelling Company 1915-1919 Whitcombe & Tombs Limited, Auckland, first edition, 1922.

18.5cm, 159pp, illus incl folding maps, brown cloth, some marking, else G+ $100 - 200 Norton, Frazer D. 26 Battalion Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1952, xvi, 554pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1 else G+ $100 - 200 Phillips, N. C. Italy Volume 1 The Sangro To Cassino Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1957, xvi, 387pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, small old stain lower edge of covers, else near F $40 - 80 45

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Pringle, D. J. C., & Glue, W. A. 20 Battalion and Armoured Regiment Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1957, 631pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, old stain lower edge of cover, else G+ $60 - 100 Puttick, Lieutenant-General Sir Edward 25 Battalion Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, DIA, Wellington, 1960, xvi, 654pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, spine sunned, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, else G+ $30 - 60

422 Roskill, Captain S. W.

The War At Sea 1939-1945 (3 Vols)

Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, first ed, 1954, green cloth, no DJ, G+

$30 - 50 423 Ross, Angus

23 Battalion

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1959, xvi, 506pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, old stain lower edge of cover, else G+

$80 - 150 424 Ross, Squadron Leader J. M. S.

Royal New Zealand Air Force

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1955, xv, 343pp, illus incl maps, light blue cloth, G+

$30 - 60 425 Scoullar, Lieutenant-Colonel J. L.

Battle For Egypt The Summer of 1942

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1955, xv, 400pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, small old stain lower cover edge, else near F

$40 - 80 426 Sinclair, D. W.

19 Battalion and Armoured Regiment

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1954, xvi, 559pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, else near F

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Problems of 2 NZEF

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, xii, 331pp,illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, old stains lower edge of covers, owners sig to FEP, else near F

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Bardia to Enfidaville

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1962, xii, 416pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, owners sigs to FEP and pp1, else near F

$30 - 50

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New Zealand Medical Services in Middle East and Italy

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1956, xv, 721pp, illus incl maps, maroon cloth, no DJ, old stains to lower cover and EP edges, else G+

Also, Medical Services in New Zealand and the Pacific by the same author, first ed, 1958.

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Various Carton of War Related Books Including Churchill’s 6 vol set of The Second World War, The World Crisis 1911-1918, and 14 others. $80 - 150

430 Thompson, Wing Commander H. L.

New Zealanders with the Royal Air Force (3 Vols)

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1953, 1956, 1959, illus incl maps, light blue cloth, no DJ, G+

$50 - 100 431 Underhill, Rev. M. L., Waters, Sydney D., Ross, Squadron Leader J. M. S., Winhall, Rev. N. E.

New Zealand Chaplains in the Second World War

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1950, xvii, 188pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, no DJ, near F

$30 - 60 432

Victor-Hugo, Georges Sur Le Front De Champagne Ferme De Navarin 1915-1916.

Devambez, Editeur, Paris, first edition, 1917, limited edition No 109/300, 60 loose plates, large folio, pastedown label and ties, splits to spine joints, else G $300 - 500

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Various 27 WWII Related Volumes Most with DJ $80 - 120

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Various Six NZ Official History In The War Volumes Comprising, 3 vol set of Documents, Prisoners Of War by Mason, New Zealand Dental Services by Anson, The People At War by Wood. All green cloth, no DJ, G+ $50 - 100

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Various Selection of War Related Books & Ephemera Comprising, Night Raiders Of The Air by A. R. Kingsford, first ed, ND, DJ. Mission Completed by Air Chief Marshal Sir Basil Embry, first ed, 1957, DJ. Return To Cassino by Harold L. Bond, first ed, 1964, printed paper wraps.

The Cruise Of The Raider “Wolf” by Roy Alexander, r.p 1939, DJ. WWI Soldiers New Testament.

A Souvenir of New Zealand’s Response to the Empires Call by Malcolm Ross, published by McKee & Co, Wellington, c1899/1900.

Our Heroes of the South African War, Parts II, III & IV. Philips 2 Miles To An Inch Strategical Map Of The British Front, with slipcase.

The Dominion War Guide & Souvenir newspaper from Friday September 18, 1914. $50 - 100 Various Collection of WW II Related Booklets & Magazines Including New Zealand related subject matter. $50 - 100

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Various Three Volumes The House That Hitler Built by Stephen H Roberts, 4th ed, 1937, blue cloth, no DJ. Tito Speaks, His Self Portrait And Struggle with Stalin by Vladimir Dedjier, first ed, 1953, DJ. And an album of card views of Ypres, with views of it’s famous buildings before and after the war. $20 - 40 Various 2 NZEF Volumes (4) The Gunners, Base Wallahs, Shovel, Sword And Scalpel, & Pacific Service.

All orange cloth, all sunned, else G $30 - 60 (-) Two WWI Albums Of Drawings And Verse Including war related sketches, humorous ditties etc, both with Nelson and Wellington connections, both bound in red leather. $100 - 200

459 Walker, Ronald

Alam Halfa and Alamein

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, 1939-45, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1967, xiii, 507pp, illus incl maps, red cloth, DJ.

Also, The Gunners, An Intimate Record of Units of the 3rd New Zealand Divisional Artillery in the Pacific from 1940 until 1945, orange cloth, no DJ.

War Economy by J. W. T. Baker, 1965, green cloth, DJ. $50 - 80 460 Waters, S. D.

The Royal New Zealand Navy

Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, War History Branch, DIA, Wellington, 1956, xvi, 570pp, illus incl maps, blue cloth, no DJ, G+. $30 - 60

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Six Modern African Hunting Volumes

Big Game Hunting In North-Eastern Rhodesia by Owen Letcher.

Big Game Hunting In Central Africa

by William Buckley.

African Adventures, Letters From Famous Big-Game Hunters by Denis D Lyell.

Big Game Hunting And Collecting In East-Africa, 1903-1926 by Kalman Kittenberger.

Hunting The Elephant in Africa, by Captain C. H. Stigand, foreword by Theodore Roosevelt.

Memories Of An African Hunter by Denis D Lyell.

All six with DJ, all G+

$60 - 120 465 Corbett, Jim

Four Various Titles

The Temple Tiger and More ManoEaters of Kumaon, 2nd imp, 1954.

Tree Tops, 2nd imp, 1956.

My India, first ed, 1952.

Man-Eaters Of Kumaon, first English printing 1946.

All 4 with DJ. $30 - 50 466 Cranworth, Capt. The Lord

Profit And Sport In British East Africa

Being a Second Edition Revised and Enlarged, of “A Colony in the Making”, with maps and illustrations.

Macmillan And Co., Limited, London, 1919. 23cm, xvi, 503pp, green cloth gilt with embossed figure of a hunter to the front board, owners sig to FEP, else G

$50 - 100 467

Barlow, J. A. (The West Yorkshire Regt) The Elements of Rifle Shooting Dealing with The Service Rifle And Open Sight. Second ed, 1932, 22cm, 118pp, illus, pic green cloth, G+ $30 - 60 Braddon, Sir Edward Thirty Years Of Shikar William Blackwood And Sons, Edinburgh and London, first ed, 1895, with illustrations and a map.

23cm, x, 373pp, plus 32pp of other works, pictorial green cloth gilt, 2 ex owners sigs to FEP, minor wear else G. $50 - 100

Burrard, Major Gerald Notes On Sporting Rifles For Use In India And Elsewhere Third ed, revised and enlarged, Edward Arnold, London, 193219cm, 142pp, plus ads, illus, green cloth, G+. $40 - 80

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Gibbons, A. St. H. Exploration And Hunting In Central Africa 1895-96 Methuen & Co, London, first ed, 1898. With eight full page illustrations by C. Whymper, twentyfive photographs and a map. 23cm, xi, 408pp, plus 40pp of lists, green cloth gilt, ex-libris Canterbury Library with numerous stamps throughout, owners sig to FEP, spine ends frayed, a well used copy, FA $60 - 120 Greener, W. W. Sharpshooting for War and Defence Fully Illustrated Emergency Edition, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co, Ltd, London, 1914. 18.5cm, 227pp, pictorial card wrappers, G+ Rare. $50 - 100 47

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Big Game Shooting, Vol II Cassell & Company, Limited,

The Badminton Library, Longmans, London, first ed, 1892. 19cm, viii, Green, And Co, London, second 288pp, plus ads, pictorial printed ed, 1895, x, 443pp, illus, one plate paper covered boards, spine cocked, detached, pic brown cloth, gen joint loose, else G. $40 - 80 wear, else G

$30 - 60 470 Greener, W. W.

Modern Breech-Loaders Sporting and Military 476 Prescott-Westcar, Lt-Col V.

Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co, second

Big Game, Boers And Boches ed, ND, with numerous illustrations Stanley Paul & Co Ltd, London, first including large fold out report ed, 1937. 24cm, 319pp, plus 8pp of on The Great Rifle Match, Ireland other works, illus, green cloth, no and America Struggle for the DJ, G Championship, (torn). 19.5cm,

$40 - 80 xiv, 273pp, printed paper covered boards, spine taped, covers grubby, 477 Sharp, Henry FA. $40 - 80

Modern Sporting Gunnery

A Manual Of Practical Information 471 Grey, Zane For Shooters Of Today. Simpkin,

Tales Of The Anglers Eldorado New Zealand Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., Ltd,

Hodder & Stoughton Limited, London, first ed, 1906, 22cm, vii, London, first ed, 1926, with over 528pp, illus, maroon cloth, spine 100 illustrations from photographs sunned, well worn boards, else G taken by the author and from

$40 - 80 drawings by Frank E Phares. 27cm, viii, 228pp, blue cloth gilt, DJ, jacket 478 The Old Shekarry sunned and edge wear, else G+

Hunting Adventures in Forest And Field

$100 - 200

Ward, Lock & Co, London, ND, 18cm, 314pp, plus other publishers 472 Lyell, Denis D. works, illus, dec & pictorial cloth gilt,

Wild Life in Central Africa insc to FEP, also taped, FEP, 1plate

The Field & Queen (Horace Cox), detached, else G Ltd, London, first ed, ND, (1913),

$30 - 50 illustrated by photographs and drawings by the author. 22cm, xiv, 479 Truesdell, S. R. 284pp, plus adverts, green cloth

The Rifle Its Development For Big Game Hunting gilt with elephants head vignette

The Military Service Publishing Co, to front board, owners sig to FEP, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, first ed, minor wear, else G. Rare.

1947. 23.5cm, 274pp, illus, green

$200 - 400 cloth, pictorial DJ, well worn, else G

Also, The Identification Of Firearms 473 Melliss, Captain C. J. And Forensic Ballistics by Major Sir

Lion Hunting in Somali-Land Gerald Burrard, revised ed, 1951

Also An Account Of Pig-Sticking with DJ. The African Wart-Hog, with

Both vols with owners sigs. illustrations by Cecil Aldin and

$40 - 80 from photographs by the author.

Chapman & Hall, London, first ed, 480 Various 1895. 23cm, 186pp, plus 32pp of

Four Small Vintage Shooting Volumes a Classified Catalogue of Books

The Shot Gun by T. D. S. Purdey & published by Chapman & Hall, Capt J. A. Purdey, second ed, The recovered boards with remnant of Sportsmans Library, Vol 20, 1947 original titles laid down on front with DJ. cover and spine, FA. Rare

Something About Guns & Shooting

$100 - 200 by “Purple Heather� , sixth thousand, 1891, green cloth, no DJ. 474 Phillipps-Wolley, Clive

Shotguns and Cartridges by Gough

Big Game Shooting Thomas, The Shooting Times

The Badminton Library, second ed, Library, No 1, 1963, green cloth, DJ re-issue, Longmans, Green, And Co, Shot Guns by Peter Garnham, Field London, 1901, 19.5cm, xvi, 453pp, Sports Hand Books, 1963, red cloth, pic brown cloth, worn, else G DJ

Also, Oh, Shoot, Confessions of an

$40 - 80 Agitated Sportsman by Rex Beach, first ed, 1921, rust coloured cloth with pasted illus to cover.

Both vols with owners sigs to FEP.

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Various Seven Volumes on Firearms In The Gunroom by Major Gerald Burrard, first ed, 1930 with DJ, G+ Random Writings on Rifle Shooting

by A. G. Banks, first ed, 1943, DJ, G+ Musket To Machine Gun by Professor A. M. Low, first ed, ND, DJ, jacket worn, else G How To Shoot by Robert Churchill, (New and Revised Ed) 1938, DJ, jacket torn and worn, else G Shooting Facts For the Novice and the Expert by Chas Askins, r/p 1935, soft cover, front cover torn lower corner, FA Gun Fun and Hints by Andrew George Elliot, first ed, 1956, DJ, poor, else G Firearms by Howard L Blackmore, r/p 1964, soft cover. G $40 - 80

Various A Carton Of Assorted Titles Including African related adventure and travel volumes $40 - 80

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Various A Carton of African Hunting & Adventure Books Most with dust jackets $50 -100

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Various A Carton of African Hunting & Adventure Books Most with dust jackets $50 - 100

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Various Three Books On Lions etc The Book Of The Lion by Sir Alfred E Pease, John Murray, London, first ed, 1913, illus, light blue cloth, no DJ, frontis loose, else G Lion - African Adventure with the King of the Beasts by Martin Johnston, 3rd imp, 1929, red cloth gilt, G Jungle Haunts by George Hogan Knowles, first ed, 1934, blue cloth, no DJ, G $60 - 120

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Various Three African Related Volumes White Man’s Grave - West Africa from Cape Verde to Angola by Lawrence G Green, first ed, 1954, with DJ Man And Beast In Africa by Francois Sommer, with a foreword by Ernest Hemingway, first ed, 1953, DJ African Camera Hunts, written and illustrated by Lt-Col C. H. Stockley, first ed, 1948, DJ $40 - 80

493 Chester, R. H. & McMillan, N. A. C.

CENTENARY - 100 Years of All Black Rugby

Moa Publications Auckland, deluxe edition No 655/1200, 1984, large folio, bound in full navy blue leather, with raised spine bands, gilt fern to cover in presentation case. A few faded water spots to cover and spine else F

$200 - 400

494 Dunlap, G. D.

America’s Cup Defenders

With twenty one original paintings 489 Various

by Melbourne Smith, American

Three Books Relating To South Africa Heritage Press, New York, first ed,

Wild Sports Of Southern Africa by 1970, 36cm, illus, DJ, G+ Captain Sir William Cornwallis Harris, $20 - 40 Facsimile reprint, 1987, with DJ

a Hunter’s Life in South Africa by R. 495 Neely. D. O. & King, R. P. Gordon Cumming, facsimile edition, Men In White 1986 with DJ

The history of New Zealand

Recollections of Adventures 1850International Cricket 1894-1985.

1911 by H. W. Struben, revised and Deluxe Edition, No 1118/1200, large edited by his daughter, 1920, red folio, Moa Publications, Auckland, cloth, no DJ 1986, intro by Sir Walter Hadlee,

$40 - 80 bound in full black leather, raised spine bands, embossed silver fern 490 Various and gilt stumps vignette to cover in

Five Hunting/Travel Volumes a red presentation case. F

Rowland Ward’s Records Of Big

$150 - 250 Game, Eleventh Edition (Africa) 1962, green cloth gilt.

496 Smythe, Frank

In The Grip Of The Nyika - Further

Six Titles Adventures in British East Africa by

Camp Six, r/p 1956, DJ. Lieut-Col. J. H. Patterson, r/p 1910,

Kamet Conquered, 2 copies, both blue cloth gilt, no DJ. first eds, 1932, no DJ.

In Brightest Africa by Carl E Akeley,

Climbs and Ski Runs, first ed, 1932, first ed, 1924, brown cloth gilt, no no DJ DJ.

The Kanchenjunga Adventure, 2

The Mountains by Stewart Edward copies, first ed, 1930 and r/p, no DJ. White, first ed, 1904, pictorial cloth,

$50 - 100 no DJ.

The Forest by Stewart Edward Art & Architecture White, sixth imp, 1907, pictorial cloth, no DJ 497 Angas, George French

$50 - 100

The New Zealanders Illustrated

Facsimile edition 1966, limited to Sport & Leisure 750 copies, 56cm, half burgundy morocco and marbled boards, F 491 Carman, Arthur H.

$300 - 500

They Played For New Zealand (Vol 4)

A Detailed Record of Each Rugby 498 Angas, George French Union All Black From 1884 to 1981,

Portraits of the New Zealand Maori printed card cover, G

Limited edition number 455/750 by

$10 - 20 Reed, 1972, 54cm, half burgundy morocco, marbled boards, G+ 492 Chester, R. H. & McMillan, N. A. C. $300 - 500

Men In Black

Moa Publications, Auckland, first ed, 499 Barker, David 1978, limited edition, No 655/1200,

David Barker The Man And His Art large folio, full black leather, with

David Bateman, Limited Edition No silver fern to cover, silver fore-edges, 56/475, 1982, large folio, quarter F blue leather with case. Case water

$200 - 400 stained to one edge, else near F

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501 Ching, Raymond

Studies & Sketches of a Bird Painter

first ed, blue cloth with slipcase, sunned, else G+

$40 - 80 502 Davenport Adams, W. H.

Lighthouses And Lightships

A Descriptive And Historical Account Of Their Mode Of Construction And Organization, with illustrations and photographs and other sources. T. Nelson And Sons, London, first ed, 1871. 18cm, 322pp, illus, dec brown cloth gilt, spine cocked, gen wear, else G

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Gaugin, Paul Noa Noa Realise et presente par Gilles ARTUR, Jean-Pierre FOURCADEM Jean-Pierre ZINGG, Edition de l’Association des Amis du Musee GAUGIN a Tahiti et la GAUGIN and Oceania Foundation a New York, 1988, F $40 - 80 Hall-Jones, John Jonathan White’s New Zealand Orakau House, Auckland, r/p 1989, oblong folio, blue cloth, DJ, F $40 - 80 Hylton, Jane Modern Australian Women painting & prints 1925-1945 Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, first edition, 2004, 30cm, 144pp, illus, soft cover, F Also, Harlequin Unmasked - The Commedia Dell’Arte Porcelain Sculpture by Meredith Chilton, first ed, 2001, with DJ, F $40 - 80 Mervyn Taylor, E. Engravings On Wood The Mermaid Press, Wellington, first ed, limited ed, 1957, 28.5cm, 52pp, gray cloth, DJ, F $100 - 150 Murray-Oliver, Anthony A Folio of Watercolours by Charles Heaphy V. C. Limited Edition No 974/1000, Avon Fine Prints Limited, 1981, elephant folio, quarter black morocco, blue cloth gilt, with original card box, F $200 - 400

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Sketches In New Zealand

Facsimile edition of 500 copies, number 238, by Alister Taylor, 1977, half green calf, marbled boards in original burgundy card folder, near F

$80 - 120

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Sketches In New Zealand

Facsimile edition of 500 copies, number 254 by Alister Taylor, 1977, half green calf, marbled boards, in original burgundy card folder, near F

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Padovan, Renzo The Maori As An Artist A. H. & A. W. Reed, Wellington, first ed, 1957, 35cm, DJ, spine and top edge of jacket sunned, else F $30 - 60

511 Snow, David, Chisholm, A. H. & Soper, M. E.

Raymond Ching The Bird Paintings

Large folio with pictorial slipcase, G+

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Various Two NZ Art Volumes Two Hundred Years of New Zealand Painting by Gil Docking and Peter McIntyre’s New Zealand $40 - 80

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Various A Carton of Modern Art Reference Volumes Including New Zealand Related $50 - 100

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Various A Carton of Modern Art Reference Volumes Including New Zealand related $50 - 100

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Illustrations To Adventure In New Zealand

Facsimile edition 1968, limited ed number 80/500, 55.5cm, half dark green morocco, light green cloth, near F

$300 - 500 Literature, Childrens & Illustrated 516 Aurousseau, M (Editor)

The Letters of F. W. Ludwig Leichhardt (3 Vols)

Second Series: No CXXXIII, Cambridge University Press, 1968, blue cloth, DJ, G+

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The High History of The Holy Graal

With Decorative Drawings By Jessie M King. J. M. Dent & Co, London, Limited Edition on large paper, Number 32 of 225, first edition, 1903, 26cm, xvii, 379pp, full pictorial vellum, cover decorated with a medieval Arthurian knight, frontis detached, minor spotting, else G+ Very scarce copy.

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by Edmund Evans, the songs set to Music by Myles Birket Foster.

Frederick Warne & Co, London, first ed, 1893. 22cm, lacks fly leaf, 99pp, illus with col litho vignettes, pictorial boards, spine loose, else G $50 - 100

519 Dowd, J. H. & Spender, Brenda E.

Three Titles

Important People, 9th imp, 1942.

More People of Importance, r/p 1938.

Serious Business, First ED, 1937.

All with DJ, jackets as found, else G

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Bennett, Arnold Things Which Have Interested Me (3 Vols, 1906, 1907, 1908) 1906 copy, limited edition number 75 of 100 1907 copy limited edition number 5 of 100 1908 copy limited edition number 46 All plain stiff card boards, some old minor silverfish nibbles, else G+ Rare complete 3 volume set.

Also, The Problem of Arnold Bennett

by Geoffrey West, first ed, 1932, red cloth. $200 - 400

Fairburn, A. R. D How to Ride a Bicycle in Seventeen Lovely Colours The Pelorus Press, first ed, ND, c1940 printed soft card wrappers with later stiff card outer, G+ Very few of this publication remain, Alexander Turnbull Library hold one in their collection. $100 - 150 Fleming, Ian You Only Live Twice Jonathan Cape Ltd, London, first edition, 1964. 19.5cm, 256pp, black cloth, DJ designed by Richard Chopping, spine cocked, else G-G+ Also, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, first ed, 1963, no DJ. $100 - 200

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Hougman, Laurence Stories from The Arabian Nights With drawings by Edmund Dulac, Hodder and Stoughton Limited, London, first ed, ND, 23.5cm, 245pp, green cloth, G $80 - 120 Kipling, Rudyard The Jungle Book With illustrations by J. L. Kipling, W. H. Drake, and P. Frenzeny. Macmillan And Co, London, first edition, 1894.

19cm, vi, 212pp, gilt fore-edges, blue pictorial cloth gilt, BP and insc to FEP, spine cocked, else G $80 - 150

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Maning, William The Glow-Worm Frank T. Sabin, London, first edition 1896, limited edition No 12/112 on hand made paper, illus by Westley Horton. 23cm, inscribed on the FEP, Mary C. Maning from her affectionate father W. Maning March 1896 To Mrs Seddon with Mary C Maning’s Compliments Sep 7th 1902. Decorative cloth gilt, fly leaf torn, fore-edges untrimmed, else G. $100 - 200

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Milne, A. A. Winnie The Pooh Methuen & Co, Ltd, London, first edition 1926. Green cloth gilt embossed cover with Pooh & Christopher Robin, yellow DJ. Jacket repaired, else G+ $200 - 400

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Milne, A. A. Winnie The Pooh Decorations by E. H. Shephard.

Methuen & Co Ltd, London, first ed, 1926, 19.5cm, green cloth with gilt vignette of Pooh and Christopher, pictorial EP’s, FEP torn lower corner, else G+. $200 - 400

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Milne, A. A. The House At Pooh Corner With Decorations by E.H. Shephard, Methuen & Co. Ltd, London, 1928, 19.5cm, pink cloth with gilt vignette of Pooh and Christopher Robin, pictorial endpapers, pp21/22 detached, sunned, spine ends frayed, some discolouring, else G $100 - 200

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Milne, A. A. The House At Pooh Corner Methuen & Co, Ltd, London, first ed, 1928, salmon pink cloth, embossed in gilt with Pooh, Christopher and Piglet, pictorial endpapers, DJ, jacket torn, spine sunned, else G-G+ $50 - 100

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Milne, A. A. Now We Are Six Methuen & Co Ltd, London, third ed, 1927, maroon cloth with gilt embossed vignette of Christopher Robin playing with a train to the front cover and Pooh & Piglet to the back, pictorial endpapers, DJ, torn, insc in ink to dedication page, else G+. $40 - 80

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Milne, A. A. Now We Are Six With Decorations by E. H. Shephard.

Methuen & Co. Ltd, London, third ed, 1927, red cloth, gilt vignette of Christopher Robin playing with a train to the front cover and Pooh and Piglet to the back, spine sunned, else G+. $40 - 80

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Pogany, Willy The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam George Harrap & Co. Ltd, London, first ed, ND, 22.5cm, illus with 16 tipped in colour plates by Pogany, red cloth gilt, gilt top edges, G-G+ $50 - 100

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Hodder & Stoughton, H & S Yellow Jacket series, ND, (1886) red cloth, DJ. Jacket spine ends and edges frayed, else G

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Phallic Worship

A History of Sex and Sex Rites in Relation to the Religions of All Races From Antiquity to the Present Day. T Werner Laurie Ltd, signed limited first edition, 1941 No 736 of 775.

23cm, xvii, 299pp, green cloth, DJ, spine cocked, FX, else G

Also Ulysses by James Joyce, r/p 1942, (Bruce Mason’s copy)

Little Journeys to the Homes of English Authors - William Morris, written by Elbert Hubbard, 1900.

$50 - 100

535 Shakespeare, William

Twenty-Five Sonnets Of Shakespeare

Stratford Upon Avon at the Shakespeare, Oxford Basil Blackwell, first ed, 1922, 20cm, paper covered brds with pasted leather label.

Also a reprint of Much Adoe About Nothing.

$40 - 80

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Drawn from Memory

Methuen & Co Ltd, London, first ed, 1957. 21.5cm, 190pp, illus incl frontis port of the author aged 7, green cloth, G+

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Various Four New Zealand Poetical Volumes At Omatua’s Fireside by Francis Hutchinson, illus by Russell Clark, first ed, ND, c1947, DJ. New Zealand Poetry Yearbooks for 1951 & 1964, DJ. Signs And Wonders, Poems by Basil Dowling, The Caxton Press, first ed, 1944. All G+. $40 - 80 Various Eight NZ & Other Literary Volumes Flotsam and Jetsam, Rhymes Old And New by Alfred Domett, first ed, 1877.

Kowhai Gold by Quentin Pope, first ed, 1930.

Canterbury and other poems by Basil Dowling, The Caxton Press, first ed, 1949.

Recent Trends In New Zealand Poetry by James K Baxter, The Caxton Press, first ed, 1951 3 volumes by Robert Louis Stevenson and Cheerful Yesterdays

by O. T. J. Alpers. $40 - 80 Various Seven Various Titles The Making Of The Empire by Arthur Temple, 6th ed, 1907.

The Story of the Empire by Gerald T Hankin, first ed, 1911.

The Collected Works of Edward Gibbon Wakefield, first ed, 1969.

The Invasion of New Zealand by People, Plants And Animals by Andrew Hill Clark, second printing 1950.

Essays on Practical Education by Maria & R. L. Edgeworth, Vol II ONLY, Good Words 1866.

Scribners Magazine, Vol V, JanuaryJune, 1889.

Antarctica by C Reginald Ford, New Zealand Booklet Series, No 7. $40 - 80

Maps, Charts, Posters &Signatures

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Ball, Murray Fred Dagg Cartoon An original 4 strip cartoon of Fred Dagg hunting by Murray Ball, signed and framed, 13cm by 44. $40 - 80 Benard, Robert Carte d’une Partie de la Cote de la Nlle Galles Meride c1784 Depuis Le Cap Tribulation jusqu’au Detriot De L’Endeavour par Le Lieut J Cook, 1770.

Circa 1774 from Cooks Travels, Tome IV, Plate 3, 30.5cm by 33.5cm with card mount. G+ $200 - 400

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Benard, Robert Carte d’une partie de la Mer Du Sud Tome 1, Pl 1, uncoloured, 39cm by 70cm, unframed, some discolouring and old staining, small rip to left edge. $400 - 600 F. Donald Blake The Battle Of The Atlantic WWII poster printed in England, 76cm by 51cm, unframed. $300 - 500 F. Donald Blake Britain - Spearhead Of Attack WWII poster, printed by Alf Cooke Ltd, England, 51cm by 76cm, unframed. $300 - 500 Bonheur, Raimond (After) Oceanie Hand coloured lithograph after Lemercier from Atlas Universel Illustre, edited by A Combelle, Paris, 35cm by 54cm, unframed. $150 - 250 Bowring, W. A. Caricature of 6 NZ High Court Judges Coloured lithograph c1913, framed, 45cm by 75cm. $100 - 200 Brees, Samuel Charles (After) Wesleyan Chapel & Mission House, Wellington 19th century coloured steel bookplate engraving, 10cm by 16cm, framed.

Also a small watercolour still life, vase of flowers. $30 - 50 Brees, Samuel Charles (After) A Collection of Eleven 19th Century NZ Hand Coloured Engravings by Henry Melville c1847 Depicting various NZ landscapes in the pioneer days, and including the TP from Pictorial Illustrations of New Zealand by S. C. Brees.

S. C. Brees was Principal Engineer and Surveyor to the New Zealand Company and painted numerous watercolours of the local environs and inhabitants. On his return to England in 1846/7 these watercolours were engraved by Henry Melville and published as a folio entitled “Pictorial New Zealand. $200 - 400 Brees, C. S. (After) Three NZ Coloured Engravings (plates 47,48,49) Colonial Wakefield’s Residence, Wellington.

Kai Warra Warra Saw Mill.

The Bank, Wellington.

Engraved by Henry Melville. 35.5cm, by 21. $30 - 60

550 Cary, John

Australia And The Adjacent Isles c1819

Hand coloured copper engraving, 23cm by 30cm, framed.

$150 - 300 551 Collie, William (Photographer)

The White Terraces 1874

An original sepia photograph mounted on card. The reverse stamped William Collie Portrait and Landscape Photographer Napier New Zealand and inscribed in ink No 3 Nov 1874 Bottom of boiling Cauldron upon the White Terrace of Rotomohana when empty. 13cm by 21cm.

$30 - 60

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Nouvelle Zealande (Anse de L’Astrolabe)

Lithograph by Langlume, Plate 42, 41cm by 34 cm, framed, some FX, else G

$100 - 200 553 De Sainson (After)

Nlle Hollande/Nlle Zealande

Hand col litho by Langlume, Plate 18, depicting 5 vignettes of native dwellings, 49cm by 32cm, unframed, some FX.

$150 - 300 554 De Sainson (After)

Tonga-Tabou

Hand coloured lithograph by Langlume, depicting 3 vignettes of native dwellings, Plate 95, stamped Voyage de L’Astrolabe, J Dumont D’Urville Commandant, 33cm by 52cm, unframed.

$150 - 300 554a Two Autograph Albums

belonging to Florence Riley and

Harold Whiting. Early C20th 1910 1923. Containing many hand drawn comical sketches, and handwritten signed notes and sayings.

$200 - 400

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Fearon, Percy, (Poy) A Collection of Signed Cards & Cartoons Etc 49 items, chiefly WWII Christmas cards, many signed and inscribed, also other humorous cards, some with Nelson links, letters, a cartoon booklet, etc.

Born in Shanghai, Percy Fearon (Poy) studied art in New York and Bushey, Hertfordshire. Principal cartoonist on Judy from 1879-98, he then joined the Manchester Evening Chronicle (1905-07), Daily Dispatch and Sunday Chronicle (1907-13). In 1913 he moved to London and became a contributor to the Evening News and the Daily Mail until 1939. Amongst Fearon’s most famous creations were John Citizen, Cuthbert the First World War conscientious objector, Government Gus and Dora, the latter personifying the 1914 Defence of the Realm Act. His pen name was said to derive from the American pronunciation of his first name, Poycee, whilst he was in New York, later shortened to Poy. When he finally retired from cartooning in 1938 after 34 unbroken years of daily work he estimated that since joining the Manchester Evening Chronicle he had produced 10,000 cartoons which he considered “a record for a political cartoonist”. He died on 5th November 1948. $1,500 - 2,500 Friedlander, Adolph, (Lithographer) Nouma-Hama La Premeire dompteuse du monde, replica chromolithographic poster.

Also a large American printed poster of oranges. $50 - 100 Hogg, Alexander (Publisher) The Inside of a Hippah, in New Zealand Copper engraving by Rennoldson, c1784, 22.5cm by 34cm, framed. $50 - 100 Hollar The Mappe Of Norfolke 1676 Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Bedford, Hartford, Buckingham, Oxford, Northapton, Warwick, Huntington and LecesterShires & Rutland, part of Lincolne Nottingham, Darbye, Glocester & Barck Shires & of the County of Essex. Hand coloured, brown staining, 40cm by 52cm. Rare $300 - 600

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J. Howitt & Son (Printer) Into Action The Allies overwhelming seapower is proved by the use of 850 merchantmen and warships, in the invasion of North Africa. Part of the huge convoy passing the Rock of Gibraltar, 76cm by 51cm, unframed. $300 - 500 J. Howitt & Son Ltd (Printer) Great Britain will pursue the WAR AGAINST JAPAN to the very end.

WWII tank poster, 76cm by 51cm, unframed. $300 - 500 Hutchison, T. G. Wellington Harbour Berthage Plan 1955 Issued August 1955 by the Wellington Harbour Board, printed

by R. E. Owen, Government Printer, Wellington, framed. $150 - 300 Kirkwood Southern Hemisphere 1814 Drawn and engraved for John Thomson & Co, New General Atlas, 12th August, 1814, 58.5cm by 50cm, framed. Discolouring and some faults. $300 - 500 McKerrow, James (Surveyor General) 1882 Map of New Zealand Index to the State of Public Surveys in New Zealand, June 30th, 1882, published by the General Survey Dept, Wellington, 56cm by 41cm, framed. $50 - 100 Paul, E. V. (Govt Printer) Port Nicholson Roller map, with wooden ended batons, as found $40 -80 Petermann, Augustus Polynesien Und Der Grosse Ocean Stieler’s Hand Atlas No 76, published

by Justus Perthes, Gotha, 1880, hand coloured, 39cm by 48cm, unframed. $150 - 250 Poirson, J. B. Catre Redute De La Mer Des Indes Et De La Partie Occidentale Du Grand Ocean, hand coloured lithographic map by Tardieu, c1803, 42cm by 54cm,unframed, staining to margin. $200 - 400

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Poirson, J. B. Carte Reduite Du Grand Ocean 1802 Partie Meridionale, hand coloured copper engraved map 1802, 42cm by 55cm, framed. $300 - 500

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Hand Coloured Map of New Zealand c1850

Printed by The London Printing And Publishing Company c1850, with a border of Maori motifs. 36.5 x 26cm

$80 - 150 569 Soulier, E. (After)

Oceanie

Hand coloured lithograph map published for J Andriveau-Goujon, for Atlas Elementaire Simplifie, 42cm by 53cm, unframed.

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Various Geological Survey Maps Etc Geological Survey maps of the North and the South Islands (2) 1951, also various photostat maps, geological map of New Zealand with accompanying cross section map, 1958, a large plan Shewing Mining Claims Reefton Mining District c 1912 and a Handbook on Ore-Bearing Minerals by W. F. Worley, first ed, 1901, poor condition. $50 - 100 Various Collection of Geological Maps, Plans Etc Including maps & plans, notes relating to the copper and chrome deposits in the Dun Mountain subdivision Nelson. A 1947 geological map of New Zealand, a copy of The Outline of the Geology of New Zealand 1948 and Geological Maps of Golden Bay, Sheet 13 and Marlborough Sounds, Sheet 14. $100 - 200 Various Five New Zealand Regional Road Maps Comprising 2 1935 Shell Road Maps, 1950 the “Mentor” Map of Wellington City and Suburbs, 1951 Map of Christchurch and Environs and a 1961 Map of Nelson And Environs and including Richmond. $30 - 60 (-) Sections Of Ngatapa Pa Poverty Bay Taken by the Colonial Forces under Col. Whitmore 5th Jan 1869. Photolithographed at the General Survey Office Wellington. N.Z. February 1884. 20cm x 39cm, framed. $100 - 150

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The Owen Reefs Mining And Geological Survey, No 1

W. C. Wright, Mining Engineer, June 1st, 1886, hand coloured, 45cm by 43cm, unframed, some foxing & edge nicks.

$100 - 200 575 Wooley, George J.

Plan of Lyell Creek Reefs 1873

Compiled by George J Wooley, District Surveyor, Reefton, Sept 1873, Scale Ten Chains to One Inch. R. Lucas & Son, Lithographer, Nelson. 44cm by 56cm, unframed.

Foxing and edge creasing.

$100 - 200 576 Wooton

Back Them Up

WWII Aircraft Carrier poster, printed for Fosh & Cross, Ltd, London, 76cm by 51cm, unframed.

$300 - 500 577

Zatta, Antonio Emisfero Terrestre Meridionale c1779 Hand coloured copper engraved map c1779, 31cm by 40.5cm, framed.

Rare map and other than some minor spotting, near fine condition.

Provenance; purchased from The John Leech Gallery, Auckland. $1500 - 3000

578 Lord & Lady Bledisloe

Signed Card

Inscribed James Mitchell, A small appreciation of faithful service from The Governor General and Lady Bledisloe March 1935, together with a menu card from Government House 14.2.33.

$40 - 80

579 Tsar Nicholas II & Empress Alexandra

A Pair of Signed Photographs 1914

An exceptionally rare pair of signed sepia photographs of Tsar Nicholas II & Empress Alexandra Feodorovna.

The Tsar’s photo signed Nicolas 1914 and inscribed to the ward room officers and shows Nicholas in full officers regalia, the Empress photograph signed Alexandra June 1914, both on blind stamped paper with the trade mark of Boissonas Et Eggler of St Petersburg both in gilt frames with crown mounts. Whilst these frames are replacements, the lot comes with the original frames which are as found.

Provenance: From the date of June 1914 and the inscription at the top of the Tsar’s photograph we can assume the photos were gifted to the officers of the British battle cruiser “Lion”. Page 253 of Robert K Massie’s book Nicholas and Alexander reads; “An event of special symbolic significance took place at the end of June when the dashing British Admiral Sir David Beatty led the First Battle Cruiser Squadron of the Royal Navy up the Baltic on a visit to Russia.

England, alarmed by the rapid building of the Kaiser’s powerful High Seas Fleet, was reluctantly abandoning a century of “splendid isolation”. A closer tie with Tsarist Russia, hitherto despised in press and parliament as the land of the Cossack and the knout, was part of Britain’s new diplomacy. On June 20, a blazing, cloudless day, Beatty’s four huge grey ships, Lion, Queen Mary, Princess Royal and New Zealand, steamed slowly past the Standart and anchored at Kronstadt.

The Imperial family went aboard Beatty’s flagship, Lion, for lunch.

“Never have I seen happier faces than those of the young grand duchesses escorted over Lion by a little band of middies especially told off for their amusement,” reported the British Ambassador, Sir George Buchanan. “When I think of them as I saw them that day”, he added “the tragic story of their deaths seems like a hideous nightmare”.

Both images are faded, as are the signatures, the mount on the Tsar’s photo has old water staining chiefly around the margins, with some foxing on the Empress photo.

The photos measure 19.5cm by 14cm, and 37cm by 27cm overall, excluding the crown.

$10,000 - 20,000

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Alternatively payment can be made by telegraphic transfer direct to our bank.

Please add $20 NZ to cover New Zealand bank charges.

National Bank of New Zealand, Wellington Branch Credit 06 0501 0524945 00 170-186 Featherston Street Payee Dunbar Sloane Ltd Swift Code ANZBNZ 22 Please include details of sale date, sale type and lot numbers with all payments.

• Collection of Purchases Property purchased can be collected as soon as full payment has been received. Any items not collected within seven days of the auction may be subject to a storage and insurance fee.

• National Packaging and Transport We prefer you (the purchaser) to pack and arrange transport.

Removal trucking firms can make crates, wrap your goods and have them delivered to you. Note: Couriers do not pack and require payment before they pick up the goods. If you wish Dunbar Sloane Ltd to pack and provide packing materials and arrange and pay for couriers we charge for this service. This is to be paid before the goods leave our premises. We pack with care, however we take no responsibility for damage once your goods leave our premises. We insist you take out your own insurance to cover any damage or loss in transit.

• International Shipping and Storage Dunbar Sloane Ltd can advise on the best method of packing and freight to send purchased property internationally. A wide variety of methods of despatch are used depending on the weight and volume and cost estimates can be obtained from us at any time.

Upon receiving your written instructions, we will with discretion, engage professional commercial shippers or deal with the shippers of your choice. Long term storage can also be arranged.

Insurance is the buyers responsibility for freight and storage.

• Opening Times Dunbar Sloane Ltd general office hours are Monday to Friday 8.30am-5pm. Please note many of our advertised or published auction and viewing times fall outside these hours.

• Subscriptions Dunbar Sloane Ltd catalogues are reference works collected in their own right, as well as being the essential guide to any auction.

Annual subscriptions ensure regular receipt of catalogues. Refer to subscription details at back of this catalogue.

• Email info@dunbarsloane.co.nz • Internet Site www.dunbarsloane.com

CON D I T I ON S OF S A L E 1 The highest bidder to be the buyer, and if during the auction the auctioneer considers that a dispute has arisen, the lot so in dispute shall be immediately put up again for sale.

2 The auctioneer has the right to refuse any bid and to advance the bidding at his absolute discretion.

3 a. The seller shall be entitled to place a reserve on any lot and the auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf of the seller for any lot on which a reserve has been placed. b. Dunbar Sloane’s have the right to withdraw or divide any lot or to combine any two or more lots at their sole discretion.

4 a. The buyer shall forthwith upon the purchase give in his name and permanent address. b. The buyer may be required to pay down forthwith the whole or any part of the purchase money, and if he fails to do so, the lot may at the auctioneers absolute discretion be put up again and resold. c. The premium the buyer shall pay to Dunbar Sloane is 15% on the hammer price together with G.S.T. at the standard rate on the premium and agrees that Dunbar Sloane, when acting as agent for the seller, may also receive commission from the seller.

e. In any event neither the seller nor Dunbar Sloane’s are responsible for any representation or warranty, or for any statement in the catalogues, advertisements, or brochures of forthcoming sales.

6 Not withstanding any other terms of these conditions, if within 7 days after the sale Dunbar Sloane’s have received from the buyer of any lot notice in writing that in his view the lot is deliberate forgery and within 9 days after such notification, the buyer returns the same to Dunbar Sloane’s in the same condition as at the time of sale and satisfies Dunbar Sloane’s had considered in the light of the entry in the catalogue the lot is a deliberate forgery then the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price of the same refunded.

7 a. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in settlement of purchase, no lot can be taken away during the times of sale, nor can any lot be taken away unless it has been paid for in full. b. All lots are to paid for and taken away at the buyer’s expense within TWO days from sale.

8 On failure of a buyer to take away and pay for any lot in accordance with Condition 7, Dunbar Sloane reserves any other right or remedies.

5 a. Each lot sold by the seller thereof with all faults and defects therein and with all errors of description and is to be taken and paid for whether genuine and authentic or not and no compensation shall be paid for the same.

i. To resell the lot or cause it to be resold by public sale, any money paid in part payment being forfeited, any deficiency attending such resale after deducting all costs incurred in connection with the lot to be made good by the defaulting buyer, and any surplus to be the seller’s or:

b. Dunbar Sloane’s act as agents only and neither they nor the seller are responsible for any faults or defects in any lot or the correctness of any statement as the authorship, origin, date, age, attribution, genuineness, provenance or condition of any lot

ii. To store the lot or cause it to be stored whether at their own premises or elsewhere at the sole expense of the buyer, and to release the lot only after payment in full of the purchase price together with interest thereon of 5% above bank minimum lending rate, the accrued cost of removal, storage and insurance (if any) and all other cost incurred in connection with the lot.

c. All statements in the catalogues, advertisements or brochures of forthcoming sales as to any of the matters specified in (b) above are statements of opinion, and are not to be relied upon as statements of representations of fact, and intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to all of the matters specified in (b) above, as to the physical description of any lot, and as to whether or not any lot has been repaired.

iii. If the lot has been in store pursuant to (ii) for more than 6 months, to remove the lot from store and to exercise the right set out in (i).

d. The seller and Dunbar Sloane’s do not make or give, nor has any person in the employ of Dunbar Sloane’s any authority to make or give, and representation or warranty.

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ANTIQUARIAN BOOK AUC TION 19 SEPTEMBER 2013 Please bid on my behalf at the above sale for the following lots. These bids are to be executed as reasonably as permitted by other bids or reserves. I agree to comply with the conditions of sale as printed in this catalogue.

Full Name

Dunbar Sloane Ltd PO Box 224 Wellington 6140 New Zealand Phone +64 4 472 1367 Fax +64 4 475 7389 info@dunbarsloane.co.nz www.dunbarsloane.com

Address Telephone

Fax

Mobile Email Signed & Dated Check lot numbers and description. Place your bid/s as early as possible, as in the event of identical bids, the earliest will take precedence. ‘Buy’ bids are not accepted. The limit you leave should be the amount to which you would bid if you were to attend the auction.

Buyers premium: Buyers are reminded that a buyer’s premium of 15% on the hammer price plus G.S.T. on the premium shall be paid to Dunbar Sloane Ltd, all up 17.25%.

Successful Bidders will be notified at which time arrangements may be made for payments, collection and despatch.

LOT NO.

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TITLE/DESCRIPTION

DUNBAR SLOANE WELLINGTON

$ BID PRICE (excluding premium)

ANTIQUE & DECORATIVE ARTs WELLINGTON 6 NOVEMBER 2013 Entries currently invited ENQUIRIES Bettina Frith Anthony Galllagher Ph +64 4 472 1367 Email antiques@dunbarsloane.co.nz www.dunbarsloane.com

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