Auckland: NZ Government, 1864. Hardcover. pp.208, full leather binding. Comprising legislation on justice, land management and purchase, regional government. Auckland printing. NZNB 4078.
Wellington: 1868. Unbound. pp 13. In English and Maori. Relates to the confiscation of land as punishment for the Hauhaus uprising. Includes lists of Maori signatures and their land areas. Papers sewn as issued. Rare.
1858. No Binding. Vol 10, No 605. August 25, 1858. 4 pp. Contains shipping news amongst general news of the day, items for sale, etc.
1862. Wrappers. pp 367. Comprises tables, letters from the Land Commissioner authorising purchase of Maori land and letters requesting boundary surveys of such land. The work is broken into two parts, but complete. Internals clean and clear. Rare.
Nelson: 1851. No Binding. Vol 10. No. 484. Sat. June 14, 1851. pp 4. A rare newspaper.Charles Elliot, the proprietor arrived in the 'Mary Anne' in early 1842,and published the first issue on March 1. it was the only organ of public opinion in the South Island for a decade.....
A remarkable teaching story for young adults. Hidden in the wonderful natural experiences shared by Little Tree and his Grandparents is the very meaning of human existence on the planet.
Auckland: NZ Government, 1846. No Binding. Single double-columned leaf, with two-sided printing of an address by Grey (Lieutenant Governor) to the Legislative Council in Auckland. Raises questions on the future government of the colony, its structure and the level of protection that the British Government will continue to provide. Incidentally.....
No Binding. 2 x TLS, 27 x 21 cm, dated 8 January 1954 on Minister of Agriculture letterhead addressed to FMB Fisher thanking him for his telegram of congratulation on appointment as Privy Counsellor. Second dated 24 September 1957 with the letterhead Prime Minister, Wellington, addressed to Mr Fisher, concerning.....
London: Smith, Elder and Co, 1841. 1st Edition. Hardcover. pp 44, [4] adverts, recent quarter cloth. Written by the NZ Company's secretary masquerading as a potential immigrant. Provides a valuable example of how the case was made for immigration, in this case to the new settlement of Nelson. In excellent.....
London: NZ Shipping Company, 1884. 1st Edition. Hardcover. pp viii, 180, folding coloured map frontispiece, 4 pp adverts. Half calf, spine worn with small bottom piece missing. Compilation of statistics, and historical summaries of maori, wars, land settlements etc. Comprehensive summary and snapshot of the NZ colony up to the.....
Wellington: George Didsbury, 1884. Disbound. pp viii, 105. Sess. II - 1884. Seven folding maps, one in colour, showing explorations, surveys and land tenure. Considerable edgewear but internally good. Maps coming loose. Disbound. Detailed evidence and accounts of surveying work directed at finding the best route for the main trunk.....
Wellington: R. E. Owen, Govt Printer, 1952. Hard Cover. Author(s): Oliver A. Gillespie Inscription, gifted by NZ Prime Minister Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939–45 | Secondhand | Rare or Scarce The official history of New Zealand's contribution to the the Pacific.....
France: Prosveta. First. paper back. God has given the mightiest, most potent form of power to the spirit and as every one of our thoughts is pregnant with the power of the spirit which bought it into being that power is constantly at work. Knowing this each one of us.....
Wellingon: Govt of Province of Wellington. 1862. Soft cover. Acts and Proceedings of Session IX 1862 bound into one volume. Includes Acts and Reports on highways, slaughter houses, buildings, Naval desertions, surveying, hand-coloured street plans e.g. Lambton Quay, etc.
London: Alex F Ridgedwat & Sons, 1861. Soft cover. pp 148, wrappers in poor condition, folding panorama of City of Auckland (intact but repaired at left edge). New and enlarged edition. Rare publication from the provincial Government's London agents, including official information on land grants, statistics, and letters by Auckland.....
hard cover. Abdullahs describes Al Ghazzali`s work as one of the most esoteric works associated with Islam. His commentary provides almost all one needs to know in respect of mans meaning. Abdullah describes the nature of the work required to acheive our potential.
hard cover. Abdullah painted many of the key concepts from the Gnostic teaching. He said that objective art elicited a strong attraction or repulsion in people. The colours and shapes are symbolic. Studying this art gives the disciple deeper understandings of the concepts.
paperback. Shaikh Maneri was a highly developed man, whose letters show how humble and subtle he was.
soft cover. The thought "who am I" will destroy all other thoughts. and like a stick used for stoking the burning pyre, it will itslef in the end get destroyed. Then, there will arise Self Realisation.