Sales catalogue: Francis Edwards

Date:
1932
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/5/4
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Francis Edwards. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    NEW ZEALAND—continned. 160 New Plymouth.—Larsest Inrormation from the SrrrLement of New PLYMOUTH . . . comprising Letters from Settlers there, with an Account of its General Products, Agricultural and Commercial Capabilities, &c., view of New Plymouth, sm. 8vo., original wrapper (57 pp.), 1842 8s Interesting account of selection and survey by F. A. Carrington in 1841, natives and productions, extracts from letters and journals of surveyors and settlers, &e. 161 Mount Eemont, original water-colour drawing by W. 8. Hatton, size 123 by 104 2n., enetealled and signed on the mount, 1859 £1 10s 162 New Zealand Company.—The ErcutH Report, 21st August, 1843, 16 pp., 8vo., Af. calf, 1843 £1 10s Sites for Scotch and Church of England Settlements, &c. 163 The TwELrrH Report, 26th April, 1844, 38 pp., 8vo., original wrapper, 1844 15s. Representations to Colonial Dept. entirely without effect—Govt. Loan refused— Objections to Auckland as seat of Government—Lord Stanley’s altered reading of the Agreement—Land-titles troubles—Massacre of Wairoa, &c. Letters from SETTLERS and LABouRING EMIGRANTS in the N.Z. Co.’s SETTLEMENTS of WELLINGTON, NELSON and NEw PiymoutnH, 1842-43, sm. 8vo., wrapper (211 pp.), 1843 8s ‘‘TInner life and history of Wellington, Wanganui, Nelson, and New Plymouth.’’ 165 New Zealand [Company’s] Journal: Prosprctus, one leaf, 4to. [London, #1 Very rare; we have only seen two other copies and they were both preserved in bound sets of the ‘‘ Journal.’’ 166 New Zealand Thermal-Springs Districts.—Papzrs relating to the Sax of the TownsHte of Rotorua . .. with Information relating to the Hot- Springs District, and a Report on the Mineral Waters, maps and plans, 4to., wrapper, Wellington, 1882 £1 10s 167 Newman (Alfred K.) Wuo are the Maorts? allusts., cr. 8vo., cl., Christ- church (1912) 8s 168 Nicholas (John Liddiard) Narrative of a VoyacE to New ZEeaLAnD, 1814- 15, in company with the Rev. Sam. Marsden, Chaplain of N.S. Wales, with chart, portrait, and engraved views, 2 vols, 8vo., boards, uncut, 1817 £3 15s ‘¢ An admirable account of early New Zealand and the natives ; also of the intro- gugsen of christianity and civilization into New Zealand under Mr Marsden.”’ —Hocken. 164 169 [DutcH Epition] VERHAAL eener Reis naar NIEUW-ZEELAND, 1814-15, in gezelschap met den Weleerw. Heer Samuel Marsden, 2 vols, 8vo., original boards, Rotterdam, 1819 £1 15s 170 Parliamentary Debates: New Zzatanp, 5 vols (Nos. 111 to 115), roy. 8vo., cl., Wellington, 1900 18s 171 Parliamentary Papers.—A VauasLE CoLLEction of THIRTY-EIGHT PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS relating to NEw ZEALAND, from 1838 to 1847, with many maps and charts, bound in 4 vols, thk. sm. folio, hf. calf and hf. parchment, 1838-47 £50 Comprises an almost complete series of New Zealand blue books, from 1838 to 1847, 1 forms an interesting record of the most important period of New Zealand istory. Early New Zealand blue books are extremely scarce, and to form such a collection agen would be well nigh impossible. The present file was made by Edward akefield, father of Edward Gibbon Wakefield, and has many notes and re- marks in his handwriting. 172 Paulin (Robert) The Witp West Coast of New ZEALAND: a Summer Cruise in the Rosa, front., cr. 8vo., cl., 1889 12s A good account of Stewart Island and the Sounds,