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When Ferdinand Hochstetter arrived in New Zealand in December 1858 as the geologist on the Austrian Novara Expedition, New Zealand was a 'vibrant young colony holding much that was still new to science". Joined by his friend julius Haast, he ventured inot the wilds of the Norht I ...
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A collection of poetry and photographs. Some poetry previously published in Takahe, on ezine BMP, and in New Zealand Poetry anthologies.
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An illustrated guide to churches in Takaka, Murchison, Motueka, Mapua, Upper Moutere and other places in the North-Western corner of the South Island.
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The third book in the popular Grady's People series. Featuring the stories of 30 fascinatng characters who live in the top of the South Island. This volume features sawmillers, entrepreneurs, conservationists and many more. Generously illustrated with over 100 black & white photo ...
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Documents fifty years of work by NZ artist Leo Bensemann. The author, Bensemann's daughter has spent years gathering photographs of her father's art, and collecting information on the works and subjects.
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Poetry inspired by the Beat Poets - Ginsberg, Snyder and McClure, along with Leonard Cohen and James K. Baxter. The subjects are diverse - ranging from big universal issues to the refelctive and quirky.
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The journey down the Buller River in 1846 undertaken by Thomas Brunner and his Maori companions is regarded as an epic in New Zeaalnd exploration. This book reproduces Brunner's nararative, along with accounts of other adventures with Charles Heaphy, William Fox and others. The b ...
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This book documents 50 years of Leo Bensemann's landscape paintings - the first time such a collection has been compiled. It is the culmination of many years spent by Caroline Otto, Leo's daughter, gathering photographs of her father's art and collecting information on the works ...
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A well-researched and lavishly illustrated account of our boulder bank - the largest in the world. Nelson author, Karen Warren details its formation, natural history, Maori legend and use, the associated history of European settlement and Nelson City, and makes suggestions on how ...
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