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Works

• [Circular, 16 January 1871, about voting procedures in Eastern Māori] by Samuel Locke
• [Circular, 23 February 1876, about candidates in Eastern Māori electorate] by Henare Potae
• [Circular, 5 June 1876, about the Eastern Māori election poll petition]
• [Circular letter, 13 July 1844, inviting chiefs to a hui to discuss Hone Heke] by Wiremu Hau
• [Circular letter, 8 September 1870, about recent Parliamentary business] by Donald McLean
• [Circular letter supporting parliamentary candidate Lee, 11 January 1876] by John Sheehan
• [Clearing bush, ca 1845] by William Swainson
• [Committee statement, 26 October 1879, about action over confiscated lands]
• [Correspondence, March 1865, relating to Hauhauism in Hawke’s Bay] by George Sisson Cooper
• [Covenant 4 June 1875, between Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Māmoe, and H. K. Taiaroa] by Ngāi Tahu
• [Crown and Native Lands Rating Act 1882 Amendment Act 1883]
• [Dog Registration Act 1880]
• [Dog Registration Act Amendment Act 1881]
• [Explanation of order for rehearing of claims relating to the Omahu Block]
• [Fencing Bill 1895. Māori] by New Zealand. Parliament. House of Representatives.
• [Hawkshead, Hutt Valley home of William Swainson. 184-] by William Swainson
• [Hawkshead, Hutt Valley home of William Swainson. 184-] by William Swainson
• [Himatangi Crown Grants Act 1877]
• [Invitation, January 1892, to the first Kotahitanga meeting, held in April] by Heta Te Haara
• [Letter from Petera Te Pukuatua and 4 others to Sir George Grey, 28th May, 1883] by Petera Te Pukuatua
• [Letter from Te Pukuatua and others to the Government, 3rd July, 1883] by Te Pukuatua Korokai
• [Letter from Wi Matenga Te Waharoa to William Rolleston, 27th June, 1883] by Wi Matenga Te Waharoa
• [Letters expressing support for Grey’s policies] by Ngāpuhi
• [Letter written by Henare Kaiwai and Henare Tomoana on the 8th Pepuere, 1876] by Henare Tomoana, Henare Kaiwai
• [Maori dwellings and chapel with whalers’ lookout Tutaewera near Kaiwharawhara, Wellington ca 1842] by Robert Park
• [Middle Island Half-caste Grants Act 1883]
• [Minutes of Proceedings of July 1881 on petition 164]
• [Murihiku Native Reserves Grants Act 1883]
• [Native Councils Bill 1873. Māori] by New Zealand Parliament. House of Representatives
• [Native Land Act Amendment Act 1878 (No. 2)]
• [Native Land Administration Act 1886] by New Zealand Government
• [Native Land Alienation Restriction Act 1884] by New Zealand Government
• [Native Licensing Act 1878]
• [Native Reserves Act 1873] by New Zealand Government
• [Notice, 18 January 1889, about hearing of land cases on 31 January]
• [Notice, 28 April 1862, concerning administrative arrangements with Te Keha] by Tūkāroto Matutaera Pōtatau Te Wherowhero Tāwhiao
• [Notice, 4 August 1887, of a decision about who to support in the election] by Te Pōkiha Taranui
• [Notice asking for support for a petition on land matters]
• [Notice to advise the establishment of a pound for stray animals] by Governor Hobson
• [Petition, 23 May 1893, seeking self-government by Māori]
• [Petition from Rairi Rangiheuea and three others to the New Zealand Goverment regarding the Himatangi back rents, 1883] by Rairi Rangiheuea, Teone Taupiri, Kipa Te Whitu, Pitihika Te Karu
• [Petition of Rutene Te Umanga and 204 others, 1st May, 1883] by Rutene Te Umanga
• [Petition to Parliament on the dangers of alcohol, relating to the King Country]
• [Petition to Queen Victoria, 29 May 1875, proposing McLean as a spokesperson for Māori]
• [Petition to Queen Victoria and accompanying circular, 26 December 1888]
• [Printed letter, 17 March 1865, about Völkner’s murder and Hauhauism] by Donald McLean
• [Printed letter, 21 September 1861, about land and Kīngitanga] by Te Hira Te Kawau
• [Printed letter, 24 April 1860, objecting to Kīngi’s assertions of land ownership] by Mahau Turakino
• [Printed letter, 3 March 1876, about the Eastern Māori election outcome] by Rāpata Wahawaha
• [Printed letter, April 1860, about Wiremu Kīngi and the Waitara dispute] by Thomas Gore Browne
• [Printed letter to Māori about ownership of their land, 27 April 1840] by Governor Hobson
• [Printed letter to Waikato chiefs about the causes of war in Taranaki] by Wiremu Tako Ngatata
• [Printed notice, 30 April 1885, inviting specimens for an exhibition] by T. W. Lewis
• [Proceedings of some conferences held by Te Aute College Students’ Association, 1897-1901, 1906] by Te Aute College Students' Association
• [Proposed clause 5 for Native Land Act Amendment Bill 1877]
• [Protest from Te Arawa at the provisions of an 1893 land purchase Bill] by Te Arawa
• [Report of a Supreme Court case on land dealings]
• [Report on the Petition of Ihaia Tainui and Three Others]
• [Section 96 of the Bills of Exchange Act 1883]
• [Sections 1 and 3 of the Bills of Exchange Act 1883 Amendment Act 1884]
• [Somes Island, Wellington] 1845 by William Swainson
• [South Island Native Reserves Act 1883]
• [Speech at opening of Kingitanga assembly, 5 May 1892] by Kingi Ta Tawhiao
• [Stockade in clearing, Taita] 17 Oct. 184[6 or 1847?] by William Swainson
• [Submission, 25 July 1898, on draft legislation relating to land]
• [Summary of the 1889 parliamentary session] by Ropata Wahawaha
• [Taiaroa Land Act 1883]
• [Taumutu Native Commonage Act 1883]
• [Thermal Springs District Act 1881 Amendment Act 1883]
• [Tree fern with three Maori at sunset. Hutt Valley? 1848 or 1849?] by Frederick John White
• [Twelve points from Wairarapa Māori related to the petition to Queen Victoria]
• [Waikato Confiscated Lands Act 1884]
• [West Coast Peace Preservation Act 1882 Continuance Act 1883]
• 1928 General Conference of Australian and New Zealand Railway Officers: Some Impressions obtained by New Zealand’s Representative by G. S. Lynde
• 1997 James Jenkins Lecture by Dr Jim Mcaloon
• 19th Century Nelson Hotels by Dawn Smith
• 19th Century Nelson Hotels—Part Two by Dawn Smith
• A Bad Bill
• A Beautiful Corner of New Zealand by Phoebe Clark
• A Blackbird’s Song by Elsa Flavell
• A Blacksmith’s Economy by One of Them
• About a New Zealand Battlefield: Historic Ohaeawai by Edmund L. Reed
• About Nothing and Something
• About Planning by John Cox
• A Brief Review of the Leading Industries by Westley Overton
• A Bush Christmas by R. M. Jenkins
• A Busy Day at a New Zealand Railway Centre by W. J. Fergie
• A Canterbury Shower. by J. R. Hastings
• A Century of Inventions by J. N. W. Newport
• A Century of Railway Romance by J. Barr-Linney
• A Chat About Akaroa: Where Peace Abides by Leo Fanning
• A Chat About Fat by Leo Fanning
• A Chat about Surprises by Leo Fanning
• A Chat About Youth and Age. by Leo Fanning
• A Chat on Food Fads by Leo Fanning
• A Chieftainess of Tuhoe by Gwenda Williams
• A Christmas Holiday in New Zealand One Hundred Years Ago by D. L. Tanner
• A Circus Special: Symbol of Service by Robert J. Currie
• A City of Dreams: Conrad in Search of His Youth—In Napier by Plato Muligan
• A Cluster of Jewels: The Towns of South Taranaki by O. N. Gillespie
• A Coastal Road from Takaka to Motueka? by J. N. W. Newport
• A Compendium of Official Documents Relative to Native Affairs in the South Island, Volume One. by Alexander Mackay
• A Compendium of Official Documents Relative to Native Affairs in the South Island. Volume Two. by Alexander Mackay
• Acts Affecting Native Lands, Etc. (In English and Maori), Passed by the General Assembly, Session 1892, 1893, 1897, 1898, 1899 by General Assembly of New Zealand
• Acts Affecting Native Lands, Etc. (In English and Maori), Passed by the General Assembly, Session 1905 by General Assembly of New Zealand
• Acts Affecting Native Lands, Etc. (In English and Maori), Passed by the General Assembly, Session 1906 by General Assembly of New Zealand
• Acts Affecting Native Lands, Etc. (In English and Maori), Passed by the General Assembly, Session 1907 by General Assembly of New Zealand
• Acts Affecting Native Lands, Etc. (In English and Maori), Passed by the General Assembly, Session 1908 by General Assembly of New Zealand
• Acts Affecting Native Lands, Etc. (In English and Maori), Passed by the General Assembly, Session 1909 by General Assembly of New Zealand
• Acts Affecting Native Lands, Etc. (In English and Maori), Passed by the General Assembly, Session 1910. by General Assembly of New Zealand
• Acts Affecting Native Lands Etc. (in English and Maori), Passed by the General Assembly, 1903. by General Assembly of New Zealand
• Acts Affecting Native Lands Etc. (In English and Maori), Passed by the General Assembly, Session 1904 by General Assembly of New Zealand
• A Day at Otira: Christchurch Marist Brothers’ School Excursion by Masters Albert Mahony
• Additional Rules and Regulations of the Native Land Court
• Additional Rules and Regulations of the Native Land Court
• Additions to a House by Beatrice Ashton
• A Delightful Round Trip: Wellington—Bay of Plenty—Wellington by A. P. Godber
• A Descriptive and Historical Story of the North Island Main Trunk Railway by James Cowan
• A Dog’s Day by Hori Makaire
• Adult Education: New World Conditions by T. A. Hunter
• Adventures in Invention by Ken Alexander
• Adventures with Bingo by Aroha Bruce
• Aesthetics and Morals
• A Family House and Garden
• A Fascinating New Zealander (Chironomus Zealandicus) by H. Collett
• A Feather to Fly with by Mrs. E. Morton
• A Fiordland Riding Trip—: Down the Lower Hollyford by Elsie K. Morton
• A Flood Reminiscence by W. J. Elliott
• A Flourishing New Zealand Industry: The Ancient Art of Brick and Pottery Making by Ella Wall, J. Rose
• After Forty Years: Locomotive Engineer for North Island enters Private Business by R. F. J. Mackley
• After Forty Years: Retirement Of Mr. G. H. Mackley, C.M.G., General Manager of Railways by Headlight
• A Full Turn of the Wheel: from School to School by J B Bertram
• A Garden for Pleasure by Anna Plishke
• A Geologist Remembers – Recollections of Fieldwork by Simon Nathan, Maxwell Gage
• A Girl Driving by Will Lawson
• A Gleam on the Horizon by E. C. Simpson
• A Glimpse of Rural Victoria by N. P. Endean
• A Grace Darling of New Zealand by Rosaline Redwood
• A Grandmother Remembers by Adelyn Cameron
• A great coloniser : the Rev. Dr. Thomas Burns, pioneer minister of Otago and nephew of the poet by Ernest Northcroft Merrington
• A Great New Zealand Novel….: The Little Country: By John Guthrie: A Book in which We Discover Ourselves by O. N. Gillespie
• Agricultural Organisations of Nelson 1843–1893 by Dawn Smith, Helen Whelan
• A Hallowe’en Adventure by Aroha Bruce
• A History of 19 Shelbourne Street, Nelson by Michael Murphy
• A History of Dentistry in Nelson by Philip Coote
• A Hobby for the Young: Making a Sand Engine (vol 8, issue 8) by F. Roberts
• A Holiday in Australia: Some Impressions and Observation by N. McGaffen
• A Holiday in Australia: Some Impressions and Observations by N. McGaffan
• A Holiday in Australia: Some Impressions and Observations by N. Mcgaffen
• A House at Avondale
• A House at Lower Hutt
• A House at Pinehaven
• A House at Waddington by John Standish
• A House at York Bay
• A House in Hawke’s Bay
• A House in Karori by H. Einhorn
• A House in Napier
• A House in Stokes Valley by William Toomath
• A House in Upper Hutt [Part 1] by A. L. Treadwell
• A House in Upper Hutt [Part 2] by G. Nees
• A House in Westland
• A House Near Wanganui
• A House on Its Site by John Standish
• A House on Napier Hill
• A Journey from Riwaka to Nelson by William Pratt
• A Kitchen for New Zealand Mothers by Helen Noakes
• A Lake Excursion: Queenstown to Glenorchy by K. McLatchie
• A Land of Mystery and a National Heritage: Unique Scenery of the Urewera by E. A. Butt
• Albion Square - The Provinical Centre of Nelson in Sixties by Brian Dickinson
• A Legend of Whales by Ken Alexander
• A letter from George Kiwi to Rev. Richard Taylor, dated Dec. 15, 1847. by George Kiwi
• A letter from one of the eariest settlers in Wanganui by John Garner
• A letter from Philip Newaka to Rev. Richard Taylor at Augst 18, 1846 by Philip Newaka
• A letter from Philip Newaka to Rev. Richard Taylor at Sept. 18, 1846 by Philip Newaka
• A letter from Philip Newaka to Rev. Taylor by Philip Newaka
• A letter from Wiremu Tamihana Te Waharoa to his old friend, Archdeacon Browm by Wiremu Tamihana Te Waharoa
• A letter written by Kereopa, one of the Warea fanatics, to Waikato by Kereopa
• Alexandra Home: The Early Years Remembered by Amber Haley
• A Literary Page or Two (vol 10, issue 3) by Shibli Bagarag
• A Literary Page or Two (vol 11, issue 9) by Shibli Bagarag
• A Literary Page or Two (vol 7, issue 9) by Shibli Bagarag
• A Literary Page or Two (vol 9, issue 10) by Shibli Bagarag
• A Little Nonsense: Facts Not Fiction by The Lark
• All Honour of New Zealand’s Famous Athletes Part III. Concluded by W. F. Ingram
• All Honour to New Zealand’s Famous Athletes Part 1. by W. F. Ingram
• All Honour to New Zealand’s Famous Athletes Part II. by W. F. Ingram
• all manner of tables by I. V. Porsolt
• Alluvial Gold by E. T. Spidy
• Almost a Criminal: A Railroad Episode by A. Leigh Hunt
• Along The Road: Some Sidelights on Sight-Seeing by Ken Alexander
• Alpheim: A Short Story (vol 12, issue 4) by Arnold Gozar
• Alpheim: A Short Story (vol 12, issue 5) by Arnold Gozar
• Alterations to a Lowry Bay Cottage by A. L. Gabites
• Aluminium In The Transportation Industry by W. Gratwicke
• A Maori Exile by O. M. Shakespeare
• A Matter for Agreement by B. Sutton-Smith
• Ambergris Pays no Dividends: Lost Romance of a Strange Substance by Ronald McIntosh
• Ambition’s Aim by Ken Alexander
• A Memory. by J. Connelly
• A Memory Medley by Ken. Alexander
• American Cloth by Helen
• A Midnight Rail Fantasy by Olive M. Igglesden
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 10, issue 10) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 10, issue 11) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 10, issue 4) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 10, issue 5) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 10, issue 7) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 10, issue 8) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 10, issue 9) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 11, issue 10) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 11, issue 11) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 11, issue 12) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 11, issue 3) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 11, issue 4) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 11, issue 5) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 11, issue 6) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 11, issue 7) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 11, issue 8) by Pat Lawlor
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 12, issue 11) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 12, issue 12) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 12, issue 2) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 12, issue 3) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 12, issue 4) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 12, issue 5) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 12, issue 6) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 12, issue 7) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 12, issue 8) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 13, issue 10) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 13, issue 11) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 13, issue 12) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 13, issue 2) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 13, issue 3) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 13, issue 4) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 13, issue 5) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 13, issue 6) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 13, issue 8) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 14, issue 1) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 14, issue 12) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 14, issue 2) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 14, issue 4) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 14, issue 5) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 14, issue 6) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 14, issue 7) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 14, issue 9) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 15, issue 1) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 15, issue 2) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 15, issue 3) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 8, issue 1) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 8, issue 10) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 8, issue 2) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 8, issue 3) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 8, issue 4) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 8, issue 5) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 8, issue 6) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 8, issue 7) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 8, issue 9) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 9, issue 1) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 9, issue 2) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 9, issue 3) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 9, issue 4) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 9, issue 5) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 9, issue 6) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 9, issue 7) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 9, issue 8) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books: A Literary Page or Two (vol 9, issue 9) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among The Books (vol 1, issue 10): “Control On The Railways” by J. C. Schneider
• Among The Books (vol 1, issue 4): “The Secret Of High Wages” by E. J. Barrett
• Among the Books (vol 10, issue 1) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books (vol 10, issue 12) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books (vol 10, issue 2) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books (vol 11, issue 2) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books (vol 12, issue 10) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books (vol 12, issue 9) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books (vol 13, issue 1) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books (vol 13, issue 7) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books (vol 14, issue 11) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books (vol 14, issue 3) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books (vol 9, issue 11) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books (vol 9, issue 12) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Books A Literary Page or Two (vol 11, issue 01) by Shibli Bagarag
• Among the Fascinating Maoris: Two Famous Villages by A. D. McKinlay
• A Mountain of the Antipodes by Ruru
• A Mountain Wonderland: Winter At Ruapehu by Elsie K. Morton
• An Alice Adventure: A True Story of the New Zealand Railways by Helen Bretherton
• An Appreciation in Verse by Five Wise Yankees
• And now the Future by Robin Beckett
• An Early Incident by L. E. H. Baigent
• An Early Visitor: Dr. Arnold’s Son In New Zealand by Donald Cowie
• An Engineering Triumph: Why Raurimu Spiral Was Constructed: Aeroplanes versus Tree Climbing by Ad. Howitt.
• An Epitome of Official Documents Relatives to Native Affairs and Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand by H. Hanson Turton
• A New Fairyland: The “Sounds National Park” by Ernest E. Bush
• A New Zealand Manufacturer has sound progressive views
• A New Zealand Utopia. by W. W. Bridgman
• Anglers by R. V. Young
• An Historical Waterwheel by J. N. W. Newport
• An Historic Clash by F. V. Knapp
• An Ideal Holiday Resort: The Charm of Raglan by A. P. Godber
• An Impression of Frank Thomson, C.M.G.: First Permanent Head of the Prime Minister’s Department by Leo Fanning
• An Impression of Lord Bledisloe by Leo Fanning
• An Interesting Early Map of New Zealand by J. F. H. Savage
• An Interesting Model Garden Railway by N. Blake
• An Interesting Portrait Gallery: The Schmidt Studios Collection by Frances Brebner
• An Island Sanctuary: Historic Kapiti: Its Interesting Flora and Fauna by T. D. Taylor, A. S. Wilkinson
• An Old Admiraly Chart by H. M. Jenkins
• An Old Australian Fisherman. by Eve Langley
• A Notable Plaque in the Wairau Valley by J. N. W. Newport
• A Notable Rail Motor Service by N. Blake
• A Noteworthy Career by Mr. James Burnett
• Another Unsolved Problem Concerning Pelorus Jack by G. W. W. Webber
• An S.O. Essay: Or Sermons In Stones by Ken Alexander
• Antiques by Perrine Moncrieff
• A One Horse Power Machine by Jean Williams
• Aotea Harbour by Joyce West
• Aotearoa: Lovely Place Names of New Zealand by N. Langley
• Aotea-roa as the Poets Knew It by Mary R. Greig
• A Pelorus Valley Pioneering Family by Lesley Gardiner
• A Pictorial Survey of Housing in New Zealand by G. F. Wilson
• A Pictorial Survey of Housing in New Zealand: Conclusion by Gordon F. Wilson
• A Pictorial Survey of Housing in New Zealand: Part Four by Gordon F. Wilson
• A Pictorial Survey of Housing in New Zealand: Part Three by Gordon F. Wilson
• A Pictorial Survey of Housing in New Zealand: Part Two by Gordon F. Wilson
• A Pioneer and a Silk Top Hat by Rosaline Redwood
• A Place of Enchantment: Tongariro National Park by Una Auld
• A plea for the preservation of St. Paul’s, Wellington by D. J. Beere
• A Post Office in the House by Natalie Wastney
• Apprentice Classes at Hillside by D. J. Sherriff
• Apprentice Instruction: A Talk with Workshop Staffs by Geo. Carter
• April Fool-ishness: And Easter Eg-otism by Ken Alexander
• A Private Paradise—New Zealand’s Northland: An Efficient Garden of Eden by O. N. Gillespie
• A Publication Covering the Legislation of Early Nelson by J. F. H. Savage
• A Quaint Character of Early Otago: Captain William Jackson Barry by Annalist
• A Raid on Romance by Ken. Alexander
• A Railway Man on Holiday: A Tour of Australia by F. Bonifant
• A Railway Picnic in 1877: Thrilling Experience in a Tunnel by One Who Was There
• Aranui: (A Waitomo Fantasy.) (vol 8, issue 8) by Horace S. Cottrell
• A Rare New Zealand Bird: The Kakapo by C. Clark
• Archaeology in Tasman Bay: An Historical Perspective by David Butts
• Architectural Subjects in Stamp Design by S. T. George
• Architecture and Politics by R. S. Parker
• Architecture in New Zealand, 1954
• Architecture of Dunedin by N. Y. A. Wales
• A Relic of Nelson’s Maritime History by J. F. H. Savage
• A Remarkable Miniature Railway by N. Blake
• A Remarkable Railway by N. Blake
• A Rememberance of the Past by The Right Hon. Sir Robert Stout
• A Review of the Pre-History of the Wairau Boulder Bank by Nevil Matthews
• Are We Neglecting the Past? The Preservation and Restoration of Old Buildings
• A Romance of the ‘Forties by Anthony Ward
• Around the Mutton-Bird Islands by Rosaline Redwood
• A Royal Kava-Drinking: Memories of Old Samoa by James Cowan
• Art and the Cinema by Gordon Mirams
• Art and The School: Do you, as an adult, know how to appreciate children’s art?
• Art in Industry
• Art in Industry and the Home by Alec Davis
• Art Review: Contemporary British Lithographs by Stewart Maclennan
• Art Review: The Work of John Drawbridge by Edward C. Simpson
• A Rural Vignette: Or the Forgotten Branch Line by Bernice E. Shackleton
• A Ship Goes Out. by F. Alexa Stevens
• A Short History of Sawmilling in the Nydia Bay Area by John Orchard
• A Short History of the Cleghorn Memorial in Blenheim’s Market Place by Nevil Matthews
• A Sketch by J. R. Hastings
• A Sleepless Night by Jean H. Mather
• A Slogan; And what it means to New Zealand by Winton Keay
• A Small House
• A Small House in Wellington
• A Small Room Replanned
• A Specialist War-Time Industry: The development of the linen flax industry in Marlborough by B. N. Holdaway
• A Spring Holiday: Blossom Time in Nelson by John Harland-Barber
• As They Do It in the States by Earl B. Searcy
• A Successful Innovation: Schedule System in Workshops by J. Worthington
• A Summer Day by Denis Glover
• A Summer Residence for Bees: How The N.Z. Railways Play Their Part In Pioneer Industries (vol 10, issue 5) by Ian D. Stevenson
• A Super Dining Car: Meals on The Royal Train by Elsie K. Morton
• A Tangible Link with New Zealand’s European Discovery by John Davies
• A Tapu Isle of Birds: Hauturu And Its Inhabitants: Old Maori Memories by James Cowan
• A Theatre To Seat 800 by J. A. Beard
• A Thoughtful Action by Shelley
• A Touch Of Spring by Ken Alexander
• A Town of Trees and Birds by James Cowan
• A Town with a History: Queenstown 76 Years Ago by Barbara A. Kerr
• A Transportation Feat by Railway Officials in Flood Time by W. Hearn Thomas
• A Tremendous Trifle: Story of a Railway Ticket - A Five Mile Pile by A. Oman Heany
• A Trial Run in the “Aotea” by N. Bartellot
• A True Story of the New Zealand Railways. by Isabel M. Peacocke
• At the Grave of Jessie Mackay by J. R. Hervey
• Attitudes and Altitudes by Ken Alexander
• Auckland by J. R. Hastings
• Auckland Cherries. by J. R. Hastings
• Auckland District Railways: West of The Main Trunk—Fifty Years of Progress by W. R. Davidson
• Auckland Gains a Well-behaved Building
• Auckland-Rotorua “Wonder Trains”: A London Journalist’s Impressions by J. C. Morrison
• Auckland’s New Railway Station: The Northern Portal Of The N. Z. R. by W. R. Davidson
• Auckland’s New Station: A Modern and Stately Railway Terminal by W. R. Davidson
• Auld Lang Syne by J. T. Surenne
• A Unique Monument by Thos. Watson
• Australia’s Railway Gauges by F. Vogel
• Australia’s Sesquicentenary Celebrations: Literary Competitions by S. Elliott Napier
• Automatic Signalling: Interlocking General by A. S. Henderson
• Automatic Signalling: Keep the Trains Moving by W. H. H. Grapes
• Automatic Signalling: Keep the Trains Moving—(concluded) by W. H. H. Grapes
• Automatic Signalling (General) by A. S. Henderson
• Automatic Signalling and Train Control by W. H. H. Grapes
• Autumn by Samuel Hulme Bridgford
• Autumn: In Rissington Valley, H. B. (vol 8, issue 5 by V. May Cottrell
• Autumn. by Ruth M. Mumford
• Autumn Beauty by C.A.L.
• Ave. by H. Collett
• Awakenings by Josephine Rae
• A Wilderness of Enchantment: South Westland and Beyond by G. G. Stewart
• A Wonderful Migratory Bird: A Note On The Godwits by Te Maire Rakau
• A World in the Making: Ketetahi Valley, Tongariro National Park by Gordon F. Hunt
• Back-cloth and Gallery, Footlights and Stage Folks: The Drama in New Zealand by O. N. Gillespie
• Backward Glances: The Heady Brew of Memory by Ken Alexander
• Banking on Success by Mary-Alice Arthur
• Barren Gold. by Gwenyth Evans
• Beauty and the Boast by Ken Alexander
• Beauty in Engineering by F. H. Newman
• Beauty in Trousers: A Summer Holiday Survey by Tangiwai
• Bedding Beauties: No longer confined to the kitchen garden, vegetables are a decorative feature of many border or pot by Carol Bucknell
• Bedrooms
• Beefing About Bullocks by Jack Andrews
• Beginning of Education in Nelson Settlement by J. G. McKay
• Bell Birds by William Satchell
• Beneath the Spreading Chestnut Tree by Nancy Farnell
• Benediction by E. Mary Gurney
• Bernard Gapper: The Life & Times of an Early Settler by W C R Sowman
• Bett Historical Collection by C. H. R. Taylor
• Big Game Fishing: In New Zealand’s Northern Waters by Colonel Burton Mabin
• Big Game Fishing: The Sport in New Zealand by F. Burton Mabin
• Bills and Acts in Maori 1880.
• Birdcage. by Francis Howard Harris
• Bishop’s School Roll: An Analysis by Jane DaviesJane Teal
• Blackberries. by Robin Hyde
• Blackbird by C. R. Allen
• Black Swans by E. Mary Gurney
• Blake V. Wilkins by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Blenheim’s Steam Fire Engines by Ken Fairweather
• Blinded. by Phyllis I. Young
• Bluebells by J. H. Mather
• Bluecap. by Robin Hyde
• Bogus Bogeys by Ken Alexander
• Bookbinding by Stewart Maclennan
• Book Review [of ‘F. G. Gibbs - His Influence on the Social History of Nelson, 1890-1950’] by J. F. H. Savage
• Books Concerning Nelson and Books by Nelson Authors Relating to the Period up to 1848 by J. F. H. Savage
• Border Art: Paint effects specialist Lucinda Harrison comes down from the scaffolding to create a whole new frame of mind by Karen Pearson
• Botany of Neighbourhood by G. M. Thomson
• Bottles and Powder by Hori Makaire
• Boxing On: A tiny fifties house built on an equally miniscule budget continues to serve its owners well by Justine Clark
• Boyhood Memories of Nelson in the 1920s and Early ‘30s by Haddin Blair
• Bright Outlook for Flax: New Textile for Wool-Packs and Bags (vol 9, issue 1) by Leo Fanning
• Broad View of Public Relations: Effect on Railway Developments by Mr. E. Casey
• Brompton—Piccadilly by C. R. Allen
• Brook Morning by R. M. O'Brien
• Brookside Mill 1962–1982 by Marion J Stringer
• Brother Sun by S. G. Marshall
• Building Review: A group of four shops at Naenae, Lower Hutt by Ian B. Reynolds
• Building with New Zealand Materials by Charles Fearnley
• Bullock Teams by Jeff Newport
• Burning New Zealand Coal on the Railways by A. McKay
• Bush cleared from Underwood near Mr Petres, Valley of the Hutt N Z. [1850s] by William Mein Smith
• Business Agents by The Optimist
• Business Getting for the N.Z. Railways by G. T. Wilson
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand: New Zealand Industries Series No. 10. The Preserve Cupboard by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand: New Zealand Industries Series No. 11. Footwear and Leather Goods by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand: New Zealand Industries Series No. 12. Toys, Novelties and Woodworking by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand: New Zealand Industries Series — No. 13. Rubber Goods by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand: New Zealand Industries Series — No. 2: Women’s Underwear by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand: New Zealand Industries Series No. 3—Tobacco by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand: New Zealand Industries Series No. 5.—Men’s Overwear by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand: New Zealand Industries Series No. 6.—Women’s Overwear by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand: New Zealand Industries Series No. 7.—Home Utilities: Electrical by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand: New Zealand Industries Series No. 9. The Pantry Shelf by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand (vol 14, issue 3) by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand (vol 15, issue 2) by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods and Build New Zealand (vol 15, issue 3) by O. N. Gillespie
• Buy New Zealand Goods Because They Are the Best by O. N. Gillespie
• By Rail to the Geyser Country: The Hot Springs and the Lakes of the Rotorua Thermal Region by James Cowan
• By Tasman Bluffs. by Prentice Player
• By The Waters Of Hunua by Rhoda Hare
• Cabbage-Trees. by Elsa Flavell
• Cabinetry by Lyndsey Swan
• Camellias by R. L. Thornton
• Camellias and Nation Building by Audrey B. King
• Came War! by Ruth I. Berry
• Canoeing in Wild Waters: Up the Manganui-a-te-Ao by James Cowan
• Canterbury by M. Wigley
• Cape Farewell Lighthouse by J. N. W. Newport
• Cape Kidnappers. by Evelyn Johnson
• Captain Cook Memorials: A Centennial Gesture? by Mona Gordon
• Captain James Cook’s D’Urville Island Anchorage by Steven Bagley
• Captains of Commerce and Industry: Road and Rail Complex - Opposition or Co-Operation? - Search for a Transport Policy by Charles M. Bowden
• Capture of the Brig “Haweis”: A Story of Old Whakatane by Derric McD. Vincent
• Carving in Stone by W. R. Allen
• Castaway on the Auckland Isles by Thomas Musgrave
• Casting Operations: A “K” Locomotive Framestay in the Making by W. D. Burton
• Catalogue of Pattern Books for the Book Trades on sale by G. Hedeler, Leipzig
• Catch ‘Em Young by Ken Alexander
• Centenary of a Famous Encounter: The Final Clash Between North and South Island Maoris at Tuturau by W. N. Dunnage
• Centennial Preparations by J. A. Harley
• Central. by C. R. Allen
• Charges Against William Williams by Charles C. Kettle
• Charles Adolphus Muntz by K.G. Winstanley
• Charles Thomas Heberley 1918–2000 by Heather Heberley
• Charming Glenduan by C. R. Barnicoat
• Cheerfulness by M. Kearin
• Cheerful Yesterdays by O. T. J. Alpers
• Childhood Memories of Sleepy Hollow by Aubrey Spear
• Children’s Essay Competition: The Rail-Car R.M. 20 At Otira: The Winning Essay by Master Harry Madden
• Christchurch Railwaymen’s Economic Class by Mr. P. R. Angus
• Christennial Capers by Ken Alexander
• Christmas 1862 At the Mouth of the Buller River by Margaret C. Brown
• Christmas Day by H. Collett
• Christmas in Toyland by Olive Scandlyn
• Christmas—Old and New by Leo Fanning
• Christmas—Old and Young by Warren Green
• Chromite and the Dun Mountain Copper Mining Company by M. R. Johnson
• Claire De Lune by Patrice Morant
• Clematis by G. Evelyn Preston
• Climbing in the Buller Valley: Ascent of the Peaks of the Lyell Range: Another Experience of the “Spectre of Brocken” by Bernard Teague
• Clothes Make The Man by Ken Alexander
• Clough William-Ellis writes his parting message … A Column (of the Cambrian Order) by Clough William-Ellis
• Coaching Days by Ehoa-o-te-manu.
• Coal Mining Near Nelson City by M. R. Johnson
• Collingwood by J. N. W. Newport
• Collingwood Fires, 1857 to 2004 by Penny Griffith
• Colour at Waitangi: An Historic Scene by Isobel Andrews
• Colour in the Home by Graham Dawson
• Colour Light Signals by A. S. Henderson
• Come o’er the Stream, Charlie by T. M. Mudie
• Comfort by J. H. Mather
• Coming Through the Bush at Twilight. by L. R. Hill
• Commentaries to François Raynal’s “Wrecked on a Reef” by Christiane Mortelier
• Community Centres by H. C. D. Somerset
• Connections: Perrine Moncrieff and Nelson: A summary of the Dr James Jenkins Memorial Lecture, 11 October 1999 by Robyn Hodge
• Consciousness. by E. Mary Gurney
• Contrast. by Joyce T. West
• Cook: The “Adventure’ and misadventure in Queen Charlotte Sound, 1773–1777 by John Davies
• Cook the Man by John Cawte Beaglehole
• Cooper and Morse by J. N. W. Newport
• Co-Operation by A. E. P. Walworth
• Co-operation and Goodwill by Sydney G. Pearce
• Copy of a letter from Wm. Thompson to his Excellency the Governor by William Thompson
• Copy of Telegrams by James Irvine
• Coromandel Peninsula and the Thames Coast: Interesting History by Una Auld
• Correspondence Relative to the Manawatu Block
• Corstorphine to Taieri Mouth by Jas. McIndoe
• Counter-Irritants by H. M. Hirst
• Country Living in the 1920’s by Jeff Newport
• Country Living in the 1920’s: Part 2 the country stores by J.N.W. Newport
• Courage and Camp Ovens by Enga Washbourn
• Courageous Coastal Captain by Jack Andrews
• Course of Steam from Dome to Atmosphere by J. Ambrose
• Cow Herding in the Moutere by J. W. C. Heine
• Craft at the Academy by A. Mallet
• Craftsman from Sweden by Beatrice Ashton
• Cross Creek by Colin Mcberry
• Crossing the Bay: Journeys from Collingwood to Nelson 1900-1920 by H. F. Allan
• Cross-Roads of History: The Days of the Taniwha by Martin Nestor
• Cupid in Birdland: Territorial Battles by H. Collett
• Cups, Saucers and Teapots
• Curio Bay: A Submerged Forest by Hunter
• Curious Hobbies: Model Railways and Old Castles - Unfinished Literary Masterpieces by S. H. Bridgford
• Custody Of The Parent by Ken Alexander
• Cycling Through New Zealand by A. G. Lowndes
• Daffodil Culture by R. H. Allan
• Dark Cloud Inlet by Olaf Ruhen
• David Sclanders: Nelson Citizen, Merchant and Banker by Helen Whelan
• Dawn by H. Collett
• Dawson’s Falls. (Juvenilia.) by Clyde Carr
• Day Dreams. by Hazel Dunn
• Dead by Elissa C. Rollett
• Deal Boats by Pat Win
• Death at Deadmans Creek by J B Bertram
• Delight by Marion Taylor
• Derailments and Their Causes (vol 3, issue 5) by W. C. Bishop
• Derailments and Their Causes (vol 3, issue 6) by W. C. Bishop
• Designed for a Sloping Site
• Designers at Work by Lynne McCarthy
• Design for Walls by George Irving
• Design in Everyday Life: An abridgement of a lecture by Milner Gray
• Design in Greek Art by G. R. Manton
• Design In The Theatre by Helen Hitchings
• Design of Radio Cabinets — Home Decoration Motif dominates selection by Leighton Lord
• Destruction by Ruth M. Mumford
• Development of Locomotive Power in California by W. J. Munro
• Development of the Rutherford Memorial by Max Lash
• Divisional Control by P. R. Angus
• Done With a Document: Early Days in Westland by R. Morant
• Don’t Go by the Bus by Tortoise Shell
• Doubting Thomas by Will Lawson
• Down Beside the Rolling Tide. by C. A. Newson
• Down The Buller: The Odyssey of Brunner the Explorer by James Cowan
• Down the Travel-Trail by Pacific Shores
• Dragonfly Days by H. Collett
• Drama in the Nelson Gaol by J B Bertram
• Dreaming by Mary Greig
• Dream of a Model Speech by Leo Fanning
• Dream Places: My Dream Place by Stuart Perry
• Dream Places: The Ratanui Bend by Oriwa Keripi
• Dream Places (vol 12, issue 10) by G. G. Stewart
• Dream Places (vol 12, issue 12) by Shibli Bagarag
• Dream Places (vol 13, issue 10) by Leo Fanning
• Dream Places (vol 13, issue 2) by Eric Bradwell
• Dream Places (vol 13, issue 3) by John Guthrie
• Dream Places (vol 13, issue 4) by Alan Mulgan
• Dream Places (vol 13, issue 5) by Victor S. Lloyd
• Dream Places (vol 13, issue 7) by Charles Clayton
• Dream Places (vol 13, issue 8) by James Cowan
• Dream Places (vol 13, issue 9) by Nellie E. Donovan
• Druggan’s Dam by David A. Armstrong
• Dr William Edward Redman by J. L. Andrews
• Ducking off by Rail - Or the Seasoning of the Season by Ken Alexander
• Dunedin by C. R. Allen
• Dunedin: How it got its Name (vol 8, issue 8) by D. J. Cowie
• Dunedin from the bay by Thomas Bracken
• E. S. Q. by Eugene H. Munday
• Early Auckland Newspapers: Politics and the Press by W. Mervyn Lusty
• Early Days in the Chatham Islands: The Son of a Missionary Looks Back by Dorothy Wiseman
• Early Flaxmilling in Tahuna by B. E. Dickinson
• Early Haven Road by B E Dickinson
• Early Housing in New Zealand, Particularly in Nelson by S. Northcote Bade
• Early Map Makers: Their Conception of the World by Digby Wells
• Early Motoring in Nelson — Life Was Never Dull! by L. G. White
• Early Motoring Memories of a Nelson Chauffeur by A Guy
• Early Nelson Motoring: the Coote Family by Richard E Coote
• Early Nelson Motoring: The Vining Family by Richard Vining
• Early Newspapers of the Upper Buller Area by Margaret C. Brown
• Early New Zealand: The Diary Of Edward Jollie, 1841–2 by Vera Storey, Dorothy Tanner, B.A.
• Early New Zealand Prints by Doris McIntosh
• Early Ruapehu Ascents: Memorable Ascent by Kerry-Nicholls in 1883 by John Magurk
• Early Sheep Runs of Marlborough (continued part four) by Ralph T. Denton
• Early Sleeper-Getting by Idris
• Early Train Journeys and the Royal Tour: A Contrast by A. H. Messenger
• Early Voyages to New Zealand: Episodes Associated with Captain Cook by David Miller
• Early Wellington by Louis E. Ward
• Earth Lover by Winifred Tennant
• He pukapuka ako tenei i nga ritenga pai e-maha o roto o te taonga nei o te moni, i nga tikanga pai hoki, o te hokohoko, o te aha, o te aha by Richard Whately
• Echo. by Robin Lincoln
• Echo of the Siege of Orakau Pa: A Picture and Its Painter Seventy-Five Years After: The Story Behind an Old Wooden Cross in the Otahuhu Anglican Cemetery by A. J. Sheat
• Economy in Car Construction by F. C. Evans
• Economy of Transport by W. Flanagan
• Edgar Wallace and Wellington: Four Generations: James Henry Marriott of Wellington by G. H. Scholefield
• Education [in Dunedin] by J. Hislop
• Edward George Leonard Morley: 1894 to 1973 Nelson Astronomer by Clive Collier
• Edward Laney - Nelson’s First Baker by Joan Walsh
• Egmont. by Les. R. Hill
• Electric Power Appliances in the Wellington Station and Yard by G. W. Wyles
• Electric Traction Development by H. R. Goodman
• Eliab Baigent by Betty Bint
• Elusive Thoughts by Jean H. Mather
• Enchanted Waters: The Fountains in the Fern by Tangiwai
• Enchanting Kororareka: Historic Settlement in New Zealand’s Far North by M. M. Johnston
• Enchantment of Rotorua: Lakeland, Geyserland, Storyland by James Cowan
• Entomology—a Most Fascinating Study (Introductory) by H. Collett
• Escape to Beauty and Old Adventure: A Caroline Bay Sketch by Bernice Shackleton
• Essay on the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants of the Southern Part of Tavai-Poenammou (Te Wai Pounamu) by Blosseville, Jules Poret de
• Etching by F. V. Ellis
• Evening. by Ruth M. Mumford
• Eventide by Isobel Andrews
• Everybody’s Wooing It (Alexander’s Bragtime Band) by Ken. Alexander
• Evidence of Native Chiefs
• Excursions into Beauty: Milford Sounds by Michael Conway
• Exhibition Inhibitions by C. R. Allen
• Exploration and the Development of Nelson’s Early Map by John Overton
• Explosions Amongst the Stars by A. C. Gifford
• Extensions to the Nelson Provincial Museum by A. S. Bagley
• External Rendering Of Plastering by J. L. Mandeno
• External Rendering Or Plastering by J. L. Mandeno
• Extract from Bellingshausen’s Diary, Describing His Voyage to New Zealand, 1820 by Fabian Bellingshausen
• Extract of a Letter from a Lady dated 26th August, 1847
• Ezra Brook Dixon: Pioneer Settler at Paynes Ford, Takaka Valley by Helen Arthur
• Facets of Life Behind the Facade of the Wellington Station by Bernice Shackleton
• Facts and Figures from the Christchurch Transport Office by Double-Decker
• Fairy Folk Tales of the Maori by James Cowan
• Falcon and poultry, Hawkshead. 1847 by William Swainson
• Familiar Ships in New Zealand Waters: The “Aorangi”—Old and New by J. H. Kemnitz
• Familiar Ships in New Zealand Waters T.S.S. “Maheno” by J. H. Kemnitz
• Familiar Ships in New Zealand Waters T.S.S. “Wahine” by J. H. Kemnitz
• Family In A Forest by John Pascoe
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 10: J. E. Fitzgerald: Pioneer, Statesman, Writer, Orator (vol 8, issue 9) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 11: Colonel J. M. Roberts, N.Z.C: The Story of the Forest Rangers (vol 8, issue 10) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 13: Edward Tregear: Pioneer, Scholar, Humanitarian (vol 9, issue 1) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 14: Alfred Domett: The Author of “Ranolf and Amohia.” (vol 9, issue 2) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 15: Wiremu Tamehana: The Maori King-maker: The Story of a Patriot (vol 9, issue 3) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 16: William Pember Reeves: Writer and Lawmaker (vol 9, issue 4) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 17: John Ballance the Great Liberal Premier (vol 9, issue 5) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 18: The Rev. B. Y. Ashwell: Missionary of Waikato: The Story of a Peacemaker (vol 9, issue 6) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 19: Te Whiti, of Taranaki: The Story of a Patriot and Peacemaker (vol 9, issue 7) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 20: Sir Douglas Maclean: Settler And Nation-Builder (vol 9, issue 8) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 21: Bishop Pompallier: The Story of a Mission Pioneer (vol 9, issue 9) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 22: Captain G. A. Preece, N.Z.C.: A Leader on the old Bush War-Path (vol 9, issue 10) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 23: Wahanui, Chief Of Ngati-Maniapoto: A Maori Statesman and Orator (vol 9, issue 11) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 24: Professor J. Macmillan Brown: A Great Teacher, Writer And Traveller by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 25: Brave Women: Two Heroic Figures. Ahumai Te Paerata, And Julia Matenga (vol 10, issue 01) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 26: Sir Harry Atkinson: Pioneer, Soldier, and Premier (vol 10, issue 2) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 27: Dr. Peter H. Buck (Te Rangihiroa), D.S.O.,: Doctor, Soldier, and Ethnologist (vol 10, issue 3) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 28: Richard John Seddon: New Zealand’s Greatest Premier (vol 10, issue 4) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 29: Samuel Butler, Canterbury Sheepfarmer And Great Satirical Writer (vol 10, issue 5) by James Cowan.
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 2 Sir Donald Maclean “The Great Maori Mystery Man” by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 30: Sir Julius Von Haast: Our Great Pioneer of Geological Exploration: and Scientific Education (vol 10, issue 6) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 31: Mr. S. Percy Smith: Pioneer Surveyor, Explorer, Ethnologist and Historian (vol 10, issue 7) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 32: The Heuheu Family: The Hereditary Paramount Chiefs Of Taupo (vol 10, issue 8) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 33: Three Great Maori Leaders: Hongi Hika, Hone Heke, and Tamati Waka Nene (vol 10, issue 9) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 34: Elsdon Best: The White Tohunga Of Tuhoe Land (vol 10, issue 10) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 36: Some Great Missionary Pioneers: The Wesleyan Church In New Zealand (vol 10, issue 12) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 37: James Cowan: The Doyen of New Zealand’s Great Writers (vol 11, issue01) by Oriwa Keripi
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 38: Sir Joseph Ward: A Statesman Of New Zealand And The Empire (vol 11, issue 2) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 39: William Ferguson Massey (vol 11, issue 3) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 3 - Sir George Grey - Some Impressions of a Great Administrator by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 4: Judge F. E. Maning: “Pakeha-Maori” (vol 8, issue 3) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 40: Henry E. Holland, M. P.: The Great Leader Of The Labour Party (vol 11, issue 4) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 41: Michael Joseph Savage: The First Labour Prime Minister Of New Zealand (vol 11, issue 5) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 42: Te Puea Herangi: Princess Of Waikato And Leader Of Her People (vol 11, issue 6) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 43: John Webster, of Hokianga: The Adventures of a Pioneer (vol 11, issue 7) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 44: Captain M. T. Clayton, A Great Sailor, And An Artist Of The Sea (vol 11, issue 8) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 45.: Sir F. Truby King: Founder of the Plunket System: The Doctor who Saved the Babies (vol 11, issue 9) by TANGIWAI
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 46: Jessie Mackay: Poet, Idealist And Celtic Patriot (vol 11, issue 10) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 5: Rewi Maniapoto: The Story of Orakau (vol 8, issue 4) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 6: Three West Coast Explorers: Thomas Brunner, Charles Heaphy, James Mackay (vol 8, issue 4) by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 7: Commander F. A. Worsley (vol 8 issue 6) by J. C.
• Famous New Zealanders: No. 9: The Mair Brothers, Soldiers and Pioneers (vol 8, issue 8) by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealanders No. 47: Dr. Leonard Cockayne: The Empire’s Greatest Botanist by Tangiwai
• Famous New Zealanders No. 48: Lord Rutherford of Nelson by James Cowan
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Maungatapu Mountain Murders by C.A.L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Trial Of Arthur Rottman (vol 8, issue 10) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Trial of Charles Clements (vol 9, issue 1) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Trial of Dennis Gunn (vol 8, issue 5 by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Trial of Good, M’Ausland and Jones (vol 8, issue 3) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Trial of James Collins by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Trial of James Wilson (vol 8, issue 8) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Trial of Lionel Terry (vol 8, issue 4) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Trial of Louis Chemis (vol 9, issue 2) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Trial Of Simon Cedeno (vol 8, issue 9) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Trial Of Tuhiata (vol 8, issue 7) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials: The Trial of Whakamau (vol 9, issue 5) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials (vol 7, issue 9) by C.A.L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials (vol 8, issue 6) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials (vol 9, issue 6) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Famous New Zealand Trials (vol 9, issue 7) by C. A. L. Treadwell
• Fancy by Essie S. Summers
• Fantails [at Fitzherberts?], Hutt [ca 1845] by William Swainson
• Farewell Spit Lighthouse by J. N. W. Newport
• Farmyard Sonnet by Katherine O'Brien
• Father O’Christmas by Ken Alexander
• Faulty Fathers by Ken Alexander
• Fear. by E. Mary Gurney
• Fifty-Seven Years Ago: Auckland’s First Train by Mr. William Baker
• Financial Reorganisation of the Railways by H. Valentine
• Fiordland Round Trip: A New Scenic Route by Elsie K. Morton
• Fire!: don’t let your house burn down through your own carelessness by Kenneth Thomas
• First Glimpse of a Stirring Project: Proposals for the Auckland Civic Centre and adjoining Development
• First Printing Press in New Zealand: “A Father Of The Tribes” by R. T. Wearne
• First Prize Essay (vol 1, issue 7) by P. J. Raleigh
• First Proclamation of British Sovereignty over New Zealand by William Hobson
• Fishing And Suchlike Lies by Ken Alexander
• Five O’Clock by Katherine O'Brien
• Flagstaff by Alex Bathgate
• Flood by Alice J. Waldie
• Football Facts And Fancies by Ken Alexander
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson and Marlborough Historical Societies Journal, Volume 1, Issue 3, November 1983’] by M. R. Johnson
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson and Marlborough Historical Societies Journal, Volume 1, Issue 4, October 1984’] by M. R. Johnson
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson and Marlborough Historical Societies Journal, Volume 1, Issue 4, October 1985’] by M. R. Johnson
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson and Marlborough Historical Societies Journal, Volume 1, Issue 6, September 1986’] by M. R. Johnson
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 1, Issue 2, May 1957’] by L. E. H. Baigent
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 1, Issue 3, November 1958’] by L. E. H. Baigent
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 1, Issue 4, December 1959’] by L. E. H. Baigent
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 1, Issue 5, December 1961’] by L. E. H. Baigent
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 1, Issue 6, March 1964’] by L. E. H. Baigent
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 2, Issue 1, 1966’] by James A. Jenkins
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 2, Issue 2, June 1967’] by James A. Jenkins
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 2, Issue 5, November 1971’] by E. F. Turner
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 2, Issue 6, April 1973’] by J. N. W. Newport
• Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 3, Issue 1, October 1974’] by J. N. W. Newport
• Foreword [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 1, Issue 1, November 1955’] by L. E. H. Baigent
• Foreword [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 3, Issue 2, August 1976’] by J. N. W. Newport
• Foreword 2009 [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 7, Issue 1, 2009’] by Ken Wright
• Forgot Not the Bath by Dawn Smith
• Forgotten River and the Olivine Ice Plateau by E. H. Sealy
• For the Olympic Games by Mr. A. J. Cleverley
• Forts on Haulashore by B. E. Dickinson
• Forty Years Ago: The Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company by N. Blake
• Fragments of New Zealand History by Una Auld
• France in New Zealand: Historic Akaroa by Stuart Perry
• Frances Hodgkins by J. C. Beaglehole
• Francis Dillon Bell: his early life by Elisabeth Airey
• Franz Josef Glacier: Vast Flashing Jewel Amidst Sylvan Glories by E. E. Muir
• Freedom and Discipline by Nancy Parker
• Freight on the Rails by Geo. G. Stewart
• Frenchman’s Gold by J. Patrice Morant
• From Greymouth to Rewanui: A Trip Through one of New Zealand’s Coal-Mining Districts by T. W. Fletcher
• From Mine to Hearth: The Romance of Coal by N. R. Lewers
• From School to Residency Office by J. B. Bertram
• From Taranaki to King Country: The Romantic Railway Route From Stratford to Taumarunui by O. N. Gillespie
• From Tasman To Marsden: A History of Northern New Zealand from 1642 to 1818 by Robert McNab
• From the Court February 1887: Extract Nelson Evening Mail
• From The Fields. by Dorothy Cronin
• From the Slate River September 1857 by Thomas Hewitson
• Frontier Town: The Life of a Border Settlement by James Cowan
• Frozen Sports and Other Cold Comfort by Ken Alexander
• Fulbright in New Zealand by Joan Druett
• Furnishing the Home by Graham Dawson
• Furnishing the Small Street on a Limited Budget
• Further Papers Relative to Native Affairs
• Further Papers Relative to The Native Insurrection by Wiremu Tamehana
• Further Papers Relative to The Native Insurrection
• Further Papers Relative to The Native Insurrection
• Further Papers relative to the Native Insurrection [Correspondence relating to the fall of Rangiriri and Ngāruawāhia]
• Further Papers Relative to the Taranaki Land Question. Original purchase deed of Waitara.
• Further Thoughts on environment shaping—on prison as a punishment—on the need for impressing the neighbours—and particularly on the interior of the Demonstration House by A. L. Gabites
• Futility by Kenneth Law
• Garden Melodies by Olive I
• Gateway to the Spenser Mountains by John Magurk
• Gathering Place: Nestled on a Northland Hillside, this Weekend Farmhouse Provides the Perfect Escape from the City by Debra Millar
• Gawcott Man Reports Home From the Empire by Jean Couthard
• Geology of Dunedin by Geo. J. Binns
• George Fairweather Moonlight by J. Paton Boyd
• George Stephenson: The Father of Railways by K. J. Royal
• Germany’s Treatment Of Native Peoples: A Dark Colonial Record by Dr. G. H. Scholefield
• Get Fit Or Go Phut by Ken Alexander
• Getting Started in New Zealand in 1879 by Jean Coulthard
• Geysers and Their Causes by E. S. Dollimore
• Ghosts. by E. Mary Gurney
• Ghosts of the Exhibition by Phyllis McDonagh
• Giddy Gardening by Ken Alexander
• Gipsies of the Railroad: Trailing The Enemy Rust - New Tracks for Old by A. Oman Heany
• Girls on the Tramp: Charm of “The World’s Wonder Walk (vol 8, issue 4)” by Dorothea Collett
• Gisborne’s Glowing Future— The Golden Road Through Paradise to Te Puia. by O. N. Gillespie
• Glimpses Into Nature’s Treasure Trove by H. Collett
• Glimpses of West Coast Scenery: Greymouth and District by E. S. Dollimore
• Glimpses of West Coast Scenery: Greymouth and District by F. S. Dollimore
• Going Big by Ken Alexander
• Golden Bay: A Scenic Gem in Nelson Province by Katherine Keddell
• Golden Naseby: A Vision Of The Past (Vol 8, issue 9) by K. McLatchie
• Goldfields in the Upper Motueka and Buller Valleys by J. N. W. Newport
• Gold-Mining in Central Otago by Ernest E. Bush
• Gold Rush at Charleston by Neville R. Lewers, Ella Wall
• Gold-Rush Days: The Gay Life of Seventy Years Ago (vol 8, issue 9) by H. Angus
• Gold Rush in Waiwhero by Helen Whelan
• Good Train: Good Walk: Good Society by E. Hanvey
• Goof’s Guide to New Zealand by Ken Alexander
• Goof’s Hocussed History by Ken Alexander
• Government House by Robyn Turner
• Grand March of Railway Figures by Leo Fanning
• Great Britain’s Trade Position by Herbert G. Williams
• Great White Shark Captured at Nelson Harbour by Ken Wright
• Greek Coins by G. R. Manton
• Green Paper: At last, a homeware range that combines pure elegance with ecological concerns by Debra Millar
• Grow Fat and Laugh by A. J. G. Schmitt
• Growing up. Development of Dorothea. by Helen
• Growth by Joseph C. McEvoy
• H. J. B. Coe’s Talk on Design: A Report
• Habitation of the Glow-Worms—Waitomo Caves by E. J. Barrett
• Haeata by H. Collett
• Hail, Majestic Aorangi. by G. W. R. Watson
• Hallowed Ground: The Old Military Cemeteries (vol 10, issue 4) by Arthur O'Halloran
• Hamilton — The Empire’s Dairy Capital by O. N. Gillespie
• Handles with Care by Dianne Haworth
• Hanmer Spa: The Plain of the Shining Tussock by Tangiwai
• Havelock in 1864 by Thomas Hewetson
• Hawke’s Bay and Napier Town: By Rail to the Sunshine Coast by Tangiwai
• Head Noises: and Other Sins of the Time by Ken Alexander
• Heart of the Island: Taumarunui and Its Story: The Evolution of a Railway Town by James Cowan
• Hearts And Homes by Ken Alexander
• Heather At Tongariro. by E. Mary Gurney
• Heating the Home by R. T. Parry
• He Inoi mo nga hoa i tawhiti
• He Kupu na Maketu ki a Te Kawana Kerei mo Ngatiawa i Te Whare-herehere by Wiremu Maihi Te Rangikaheke, Te Kanapu Haerehuka
• He kupu na nga kai-whakapae ki a te Kawana Kerei mo Ngatiawa i te whare-herehere by Te Riri Tuku Te Puehu
• He kupu tohutohu mo nga Kooti Whenua Maori me nga whakahaerenga o nga whenua Maori by John Henry Edwards
• He Marama—Taka Mo Te Tau O To Tatou Ariki 1861 by Thomas Buddle
• Henry Handyside by Margaret Brown
• Henry Lawson: Australia’s Poet and Storyteller: His Connection With New Zealand (vol 9, issue 1) by Tom L. Mills
• He Panuitanga
• He petihona na Ngaitahu ki te Paremata o Nu Tireni [Petition seeking redress for the injustices of South Island land transactions] by Ngāi Tahu
• He pire e huaina ana, he ture hei Whakatikatika i “Te Ture mo nga Rahui o Te Tai Hauauru, 1892” by New Zealand. Parliament. House of Representatives.
• He Pire i huaina He Ture hei arai i te tere haere o te mate uruta i waenga i nga kararehe, hei huarahi hoki e pai ake ai te arai i te tahae kararehe.
• He Pukapuka Na Te Runanga. Poneke. by Wellington Provincial Council
• He Pukapuka Whakaatu I Nga Tikanga A Te Pakeha E Nohoia Paitia Nei Te Whenua E Ratou Whaka-Pakeha
• He pukapuka whakaatu na Te Pere i nga kohuru ki Taranaki i te 4 o Mei. by Office of the Minister for Native Affairs
• Herbert Clapham, Herbal Botanist by Helen Whelan
• Here! by Bessie Heighton
• Here a Home was Created by Kenneth Thomas
• Here Comes The Mail. by J. J. Stroud
• Here In This Lovely Place by A. J. Diprose
• Here’s Health by Ken. Alexander
• Heroes Of The Maori Wars: How Fifteen Victoria Crosses Were Won in New Zealand by H. L. Chisholm
• Heroes of the Rail: New Zealand’s Greatest Transport Service: Glimpses Of The Personnel by O. N. Gillespie
• Heroic Lives: A Village Heroine by F. A. Hornibrook
• Hero Stories of New Zealand by James Cowan
• He tikanga enei mo te whakarite whakawa kia pai ai by William Martin
• He ture e tika ai te whakatu i etahi Rori Poata i roto i nga Takiwa Maori by New Zealand Parliament. Legislative Council.
• He ture hei whakaae mo nga awa me nga awa hoki e paringia ana e te tai kia tukua ki etahi tangata he mana mo te whakatere rakau me era atu mea (Hepetema 29, 1873)
• He ture hei whakahaere ritenga mo nga kura Maori hei whakarite moni hoki hei apiti mo a te tangata moni. (Oketopa 10, 1867)
• He ture hei whakamana i te Kawana ki te whakahaere etahi tikanga me etahi ritenga kua takoto mo nga Karaati mo etahi whenua i te Takiwa o Mangonui, i te Porowini o Akarana. (30 o Akuhata, 1874.).
• He ture hei whakamana i Te Kawana ki te whakaoti i etahi tikanga mo nga karaati whenua e takoto ana ki Rangiwhakaoma i te Porowini o Poneke. (30 o Akuhata, 1874.).
• He Ture hei whakaroanga atu i te Ture o te 1871 e ahei ai te tono he whakawa ki te taha ki te Karauna by New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council
• He ture hei whakatakoto tikanga kia whai reo ai mo ratou whaka-Maori ake nga tangata Maori o te Koroni o Niu Tireni ki roto ki te Runanga Nui o Niu Tireni, (Okotopa 10, 1867)
• He ture hei whakatika i “Te Ture Kura Maori, 1867.” (14 Nowema, 1871)
• He Ture hei whakatikatika hei whakatopu i te Ture o te Kooti Whenua Maori. by New Zealand Parliament. House of Representatives
• He ture hei whakatikatika i nga ture e pa ana ki nga whenua Maori
• He ture hei whakatikatika i te ture whakamana tangata pooti, mema hoki mo te whare o nga tangata i whakaturia i runga i te reo o te iwi
• He Ture hei whakatikatika i “Te Ture Hoko Waipiro i Roto i nga Takiwa e nohoia ana e nga Tangata Maori, 1870.” (31 o Akuhata,1874.).
• He Ture hei whakatikatika i “Te Ture Mahi Kapia, 1898”
• He Ture hei whakatikatika i “Te Ture Tuku Whenua 1870,” e whai tikanga ana ki nga whenua e karaatitia ana i raro i nga Ture Whenua Maori. (31 o Akuhata, 1874).
• He ture hei whakatikatika i “Te Ture Whakatau i nga Rahui o te Tai Hauauru, 1881”
• He ture hei whakatu i tetahi Runanga Komihana hei kimi hei whakapuaki mai i nga kupu whakahe a nga tangata mo nga tuku whenua Maori i te Porowini o Haaka Pei (Heretaunga.)
• He Ture Na Te Hinota Nui by Church of England. General Synod
• He Ture Tenei Hei Arai i Te Mahi Hoko Tahae i Nga Whenua o Nga Maori.
• He Ture whakatakoto tikanga hei kimi i nga Take ki etahi Whenua i te Takiwa o Turanganui (31 o Akuhata, 1874).
• He Ture whakatakoto tikanga mo te mahi whakamate i nga kutu hipi (Nowema 8, 1884.)
• He Ture Whakatikatika i “Te Ture Whenua Maori, 1873.” (30 o Akuhata, 1874.).
• He wakapuakanga : Na, kia rongo mai koutou, e nga rangatira, e nga tangata katoa o Nu Tirani, ki tenei kupu by Governor Hobson
• He Wakaputanga o Te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene.
• He whakamaoritanga tenei no etahi rarangi o etahi whakaaro i kitea e Te Matenga raua ko Te Hotereni hei ture hou mo nga whenua Maori. Ka tukua atu nei hei hurihuri ma nga tangata Maori o te Runanga o Nutireni by William Martin
• He Whakamaramatanga mo te Ture Hoko, Riihi hoki, i nga Whenua Maori, 1876 by [New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council]
• He whakapuakanga tenei na Te Kawana, he whakamaramatanga i ana tikanga kei rapu he te whakaaro o te tangata by Thomas Gore Browne
• Highland Mary by T. M. Mudie
• Highlights Of Hastings: The Hawke’s Bay Garden Of The Hesperides by O. N. Gillespie
• Highlights of the New Zealand Landscape
• High Places in the Southern Alps by Julian Grenfell
• Highways and Byways: Some Mid-Canterbury Scenes by Neville R. Lewers
• Highways and Byways: Some West Coast Scenes by Neville R. Lewers
• Highways and Byways: The Lewis Pass Route between Canterbury and Westland by Neville R. Lewers
• Highways and Byways: The Making of the Centennial Talkie—“N.Z. 1840–1940” by Neville R. Lewers
• Highways And Byways (vol 14, issue 11) by R. Morant
• Hillside Railway Workshops Library by D. H. Hastings
• Historical [the history of Dunedin] by Jas. McIndoe
• Historical notes on Hamilton Railway Bridge. by A. S. Wansbrough
• Historical Records of New Zealand, Vol. I
• Historic Arrowtown: Early Days Recalled by Barbara A. Kerr
• Historic Cape Foulwind: When Te Rauparaha Paddled Down From Kapiti by Ella Wall, J. Rose
• Historic Places of Port Nelson by W. H. Parr
• Historic Poverty Bay and the East Coast, N.I., N.Z. by Joseph Angus Mackay
• History in an Old Church-Yard by M. B. King
• History of New Zealand, Vol. III. by G. W. Rusden
• History of New Zealand. Vol I. by G. W. Rusden
• History of New Zealand. Vol II. by G. W. Rusden
• History of the Lime Industry in the Waimea County by R. Courtney Lawry
• Hoffman House, Remuera, Auckland
• Hoko Whakawhiwhi Whenua Maori by New Zealand Parliament. House of Representatives
• Hole In The Wall by Phillis Garrard Rowley
• Holidays and some Muddled Memories by Ken Alexander
• Holiday Scenes: Summer Travel Ways in New Zealand by James Cowan
• Holidays in France by F. A. Hornibrook
• Home and Building: A Near Victim by A.H. Curtis
• Hongkong: A Traveller’s Impressions (vol 8, issue 9) by O. M. Shakespeare
• Honi Takes the Train by J. Carnachan
• Honourable Guild of Nature’s Craftsmen by H. Collett
• Hop-picker’s Lay. by Prentice Player
• Hop-Picking in Nelson A picturesque Harvest. by Russell Palmer
• Horwich Fire Brigade, London, Midland and Scottish Railway by Arthur L. Stead
• Hostirical Hocus by Ken. Alexander
• Hot — and — Cold by "Beta"
• Hot Water… The Domestic Problem by R. H. Ellis
• House at Lincoln Road, Henderson for Mr and Mrs Averill
• House at Meadowbank, Auckland
• House for Three Boys by Joe Doaks
• House in Remuera
• Houses for the Homeless
• How Arthur’s Pass was Discovered: The Pioneer Explorer of the Otira Alpine Route by James Cowan
• How Bluey Got The Milk by Will Lawson
• How Christchurch Got Its Name: A Controverted Subject by D. J. Cowie
• How the Railways Serve the Farm by John Harland-Barber
• How the Service Grows by W. Schierning
• How Tikitere got its Hot Springs: Scenes and Stories in a Strange Thermal Valley by James Cowan
• How to Achieve Success: Plans and Ideals by Mr. H. H. Sterling
• How We Kept Mother’s Birthday: As Related by a Member of the Family by Stephen Leacock
• How’s Your Sense of Balance?
• Huarahi whakahaere, apiti atu ki nga huarahi whakahaere o te Kooti Whenua Maori
• Huarahi whakahaere apiti atu ki nga huarah whakahaere o te Kooti Maori Whakawa Tuarua
• Huihuinga Maori, Poneke, 25 Oketopa, 1897 by Richard John Seddon
• Huihuinga Maori, Poneke, 29 Noema, 1897 by Richard John Seddon
• Huihuinga Maori te 15 o Noema, 1897 by Richard John Seddon
• Huihuinga o nga rangatira Maori
• Hungry Winter by Jean Boswell
• Hutts [sic] of the first settlers Petoni Beach. [1840s] by William Swainson
• Hydro-Electricity: The Arapuni Scheme by W. C. Bond
• If Those Eyes Could Only See… by John O'Shea
• I Heard A Bell-Bird Sing. by Phyllis I. Young
• Illustrated Guide to Christchurch and Neighbourhood by M. Mosley
• Importance of Efficiency by E. T. Spidy
• Important Judgments: Delivered in the Compensation Court and Native Land Court. 1866–1879. by Native Land Court
• Impression. by O. M. Igglesden
• Impressions by S.G.M.
• Impressions of a Trip from Rotorua to the Wairakei Valley by W. H. H. Grapes
• Impressions of a Trip from Rotorua to the Wairakei Valley—(Concluded) by W. H. H. Grapes
• Impressions of Lake Tekapo by N. P. King
• Impressions of The South African Railways by A. H. Ferguson
• In a Field by Moonlight by Betty Maitland
• In a Locomotive Stable: Grooming the Iron Horse by Bird Of Passage
• Index to Volumes 1 and 2 [of the Journal of the Nelson Historial Society] by B. E. Dickinson
• Industrial Psychology: Relation Between Organisation and Output by W. S. Dale
• Industrial Psychology: Science as an Aid in Production by W. S. Dale
• Industrial Psychology: Standardisation and Motion Study by W. S. Dale
• Industrial Psychology: The Possibility of Selection by W.S. Dale
• Industrial Psychology: The Use of Psychology in Business by W. S. Dale
• Industrial Psychology: The Use of Psychology in Business - Relations Between Output and Technique - Selection of Operatives by W. S. Dale
• Industrial Psychology: The Use of Psychology in Business - Relations between Output and Work Technique - Selection of Operatives by W. S. Dale
• Industrial Psychology: The Use of Psychology in Business - Some Relevant Mental Factors in Industry by W. S. Dale
• Industrial Psychology: The Worker and Psychology by W. S. Dale
• Information Concerning Graves Unearthed at Clifton, Takaka, July 1976 by J. N. W. Newport
• In Memory of Katherine Mansfield by G. N. Morris
• In Motueka’s Apple Lands: “The Fruit Garden of New Zealand” by Ellis Dudgeon
• In Old Dunedin: A Barrel-Organ, Crab-Apples and a Castle by Robin Hyde
• Ins and Outs of Life by Leo Fanning
• Inside Information or the Weigh of all Flesh by Ken Alexander
• In Strange Waters: The Run of the Quinnat Salmon by Eric Lowe
• Interior Design by Graham Dawson
• Interior Design: Upgrading existing premises by Jeremy Olphert
• International Railway Exhibition by Joan K. Spence-Clark
• In the Domain at Cambridge by Isabel Ward
• In the Driver’s Cab: Impressions of a Night Journey by Passenger
• In the Garb of Old Gaul by T. M. Mudie
• In The Green Canyon: “The Place Of Cliffs” - Wanganui River Scenes and Stories by Tangiwai
• In the Heart of Wonderland: Places of Scenic Interest and Charm near Rotorua by A. D. McKinlay
• In the Swim: If you’re planning to take the plunge, clever planning will deliver a pool to dive for by Robin Shafer
• In The Waikato: Workers’ Educational Association by J. T. Dwyer
• Into Fiordland: From Manapouri to Deep Cove (vol 9, issue 1) by Elsie K. Morton
• Into Milford by Dorothy Esher
• Introduced Birds and Their History: Bird Life in a Mixed Area by Mona Gordon
• Introduction [to Nelson Lighthouses] by J. N. W. Newport
• Introduction [to Past and Present, and Men of the Times] by Thomas Bracken
• Introduction [to Picturesque Dunedin: or Dunedin and its neighbourhood in 1890] by Alex Bathgate
• Introduction [to Samoa Under the Sailing Gods] by Lloyd Osbourne
• Introduction to the Collected Parliamentary Reports of Robin Hyde by Nikki Hessell
• Invasion by Stuart McCrae
• In Your Kitchen by M. B. Patience
• In “Show Day” New Zealand: Our Splendid Development of the A. & P. Association Movement: The Display Windows of a Hundred Districts (vol 10, issue 6) by O. N. Gillespie
• I Roto o Te Hupirimi Kooti o Nui Tireni, I Noho Ki Nepia i Te 14 o Nga Ra o Akuhata, 1872 by Pāora Torotoro
• Isaac Coates: Artist by Dawn Smith
• Isel by J. N. W. Newport
• Islands of Despair by Allan W. Eden
• Islands of History by Isobel Andrews
• Island Stories by Chris Hilliard
• Isle of the Glowing Sky: Stewart Island and a Glass Box by Robin Hyde
• Issue of Orders in Council: (return of applications for) under the provisions of section 4 of “The Native Land Laws Amendment Act, 1895,” and “The Native Land Laws Amendment Act, 1897”
• Is the piano your forte? by Owen Jensen
• Items Of Interest by Ken Alexander
• J. L. Naylor House
• Jack Lovelock Champions the “Also Rans.” by W. F. Ingram
• Jackson’s Bay: Its Past and Present by C. H. Gordon
• James Lukin and the Lime-kiln on Haven Road by Stuart Slack
• James Mackay Jr. and the Kaikoura Purchase by Margaret C. Brown
• Jane Hope by Helen Whelan
• Januairy by Ken Alexander
• Janueros by Ken Alexander
• Jealousy by Margaret Wynne
• Jeffrey Newton Ward Newport by Max D. Lash
• Jock o’ Hazeldean by J. T. Surenne
• Johanna Maria Caroline Bisley Nee Karsten by Helen Whelan
• Johnny in Doubt by Olive M. Igglesden
• Johnny of Jurragundi by Andrew Stewart
• John Rutherford: The “White New Zealander” by A. J. Waldie
• Jointing of Overhead Wires by G. Ripfast
• Jonah’s Tender Heart by Will Lawson
• Joy-Germs And Jim-Jams by Ken Alexander
• Joy in Simplicity. by Lilias May Bridges
• Joy of Life. by M. von Keisenberg
• Joyous January: The Month That Bucks You Up by Ken Alexander
• Kahurangi Lighthouse by J. N. W. Newport
• Kaipara, or, Experiences of a settler in north New Zealand by P. W. Barlow
• Kaituna Accomodation House (Marlborough) by Ralph T. Denton
• Katherine Mansfield: How Kathleen Beauchamp Came Into Her Own (vol 8, issue 4 by Tom L. Mills
• Katoomba-Leura: The Playground of the Commonwealth by R. H. Weston
• Kaunihera Maori
• Kaunihera Maori : he ture i huaina : he ture hei whakatakoto tikanga mo nga kaunihera i nga takiwa Maori, a hei whakatakoto tikanga hoki mo te mahi o aua kaunihera by New Zealand Parliament House of Representatives
• Kawau—Island of Dreams: Memories of Sir George Grey by E. Wilson Wilson
• Kawhia by the Sea: A Place of History and Romance by Joyce West
• Keeping Up with The Times by Ken Alexander
• Kehi o Mangaohane by John Edwin MacDonald
• Kehu (Hone Mokehakeha): Biographical Notes by Hilary, John Mitchell
• Kehu’s White Man: A Memory Of The Old Bush Life. (vol 12, issue 12) by James Cowan
• Kehu’s White Man: A Memory Of The Old Bush Life (vol 13, issue 1) by James Cowan
• Kelvin Grove by J. T. Surenne
• Ki a Wikitoria, te Kuini o te Rangatiratanga, kotahi o Kereita Piritone, raua ko Aerana : me tenei motu ano hoki, e tiakina nei e tou atawhai
• Ki Nga Maori [A letter to Grey, 27 MArch 1862, about Taranaki land, with a preliminary note] by Te Matenga, Waikanae
• Ki ngā rangatira Māori o Niu Tirani. Proposal for a scheme to manage land sales for the benefit of Māori
• Ki nga tangata Maori o te kotinga ki Poneke by Isaac Earl Featherston
• Ki nga tangata Maori o te kotinga ki Poneke. Kua maha aku kianga atu kia koutou, ki te rongo ahau i tetahi korero hou era e whakina atu kia koutou by Wellington Provincial Council
• Kipling Revised by London Opinion
• Ki Poneke, ki a te Makarini : e hoa, tena koe by Te Moana
• Ki te whakaminenga o Niu Tireni e noho nei kei te Parameta : tenei petihana no matou no nga tangata Maori e mau nei o matou ingoa kiraro ake nei, no Haki Pei, no Wairarapa, no te Wairoa, no Turanganui. by John Sheehan
• Know Your Own Country by Rodan Hathaway
• Ko enei nga ritenga he ritenga tuturu na matou mo nga reti o nga whenua e retia nei e matou Kia Mite Rewena raua Ko Kapene Mete.
• Ko nga ingoa o nga herehere i riro mai i a Te Tianara i te whawhai ki Rangiriri by Office of the Colonial Secretary
• Ko Nga Korero o Te Runanga Tuatahi o te Takiwa ki Tokerau by Te Runanga o te Takiwa o Pewhairangi
• Ko nga Tikanga a te Pakeha by William Martin
• Ko Nga Tikanga Nui O Te Ture O Ingarani by William Martin
• Ko nga tikanga te Whakakotahitanga te Uniana o nga Kaikatikati o Ahutereria me nga tikanga mo te mahi o tenei wahanga o Nui Tireni Iwhakaturia Hune, 1886 by Amalgamated Shearers Union of Australasia
• Koputai (The Very High Tide) by H. M. Chapman-Cohen
• Korero Ki Nga Kai-Whakawa Maori, Nga Kai-Tiaki, Me Nga Karere, o te Takiwa ki Tokerau by Edward Marsh Williams
• Ko ta te Kawana korero ki nga rangatira Maori i huihui ki Waitemata i te 10 o nga ra o Hurae, 1860 by Thomas Gore Browne
• Ko Te Kahiti Tuturu Mo. Aotearoa, me te Waipounamu
• Ko te kupu a te Penetana, Tumuaki o Te Kooti Whakawa Whenua Maori, mo te pukapuka inoi a Ngaitahu by Francis Dart Fenton
• Ko te Paunui o Aotearoa. Mo te Kooti Whakawa Whenua Maori. He Mea ta i Runga i te Mana o Te Kiingitanga Motuhake o Aotearoa
• Ko te Pitihana a Nga Iwi o Niu Tireni ki Ingarani
• Ko te putake tenei i whakaae a te Kawana ki te hoko te whenua a te Teira i Waitara by Christopher William Richmond
• Ko Te Ture Mo Nga Whenua Maori, 1862 by New Zealand Government
• Ko te Whakataunga mo Maraehara me Kopu Poraka by Native Land Court
• Ko te whakataunga tenei o te whakawa mo Opoho by Paora Kaiwhata, Rēnata Kawepō, Manaena Tini, Te Komiti nui o Heretaunga
• Koukou: A Maori Legend by Enid B. V. Saunders
• Lakeland and Storyland: The Charm of a Rotorua Cruise by James Cowan
• Lake Manapouri, Or Moturau by James Cowan
• Lake Rotoiti Holidays by Amber Haley
• Lake Rotoroa: The Sportsman’s Paradise by Mrs. M. P. Jenkins
• Lake Taupo. by Joyce T. West
• Land of the Kauri: Scenes and Stories in the North Country by Tangiwai
• Land purchases, Middle Island : in continuation of paper G. 6, 1874, presented 29th July, 1874 : presented to both Houses of the General Assembly by command of His Excellency by Alexander Mackay
• Landscape Of Change. by Denis Glover
• Land Transport in the Early Days by J. Newman
• La Nouvelle-Zélande by Courte, Louis Henri
• Laugh and the World Laughs With You by Ken Alexander
• Laughter by G. Harrison
• Leaves in the Octagon (Dunedin) by Katherine O'Brien
• Legends of the Lakes: Rotorua by Joyce West
• Leith Valley and Waterfalls by Jas. McIndoe
• Wrecked on a Reef, or Twenty Months on the Auckland Islands by François Raynal
• Letter from Baron Charles Philippe Hippolyte de Thierry to Henry Bathurst, April 21, 1824 by Charles Philippe Hippolyte de Thierry
• Letter from George Bass to Governor Philip Gidley King, January 30, 1803 by George Bass
• Letter from J. T. Campbell to Samuel Marsden, November 17, 1814 by J. T. Campbell
• Letter from Mr. Alexander Mackay, Forwarding Draft of a New Native Reserves Bill by Alexander Mackay
• Letter from Robert Coupland Harding to Alexander Turnbull, 10 November 1912 by Robert Coupland Harding
• Letter from Samuel Marsden to Ruatara, March 9, 1814 by Samuel Marsden
• Letter from Sir Robert Wilmot-Horton to Baron Charles Philippe Hippolyte de Thierry, December 10, 1823 by Robert Wilmot-Horton
• Letter from W. W. Bampton to Governor Philip Gidley King, January 19, 1796 by W. W. Bampton
• Letterheads by E. Mervyn Taylor
• Letters From Certain Chiefs of Ahuriri to Dr. Featherston
• Letters from Native Chiefs to Mr. Fitzgerald, M.H.R.
• Letters on the Present State of Maori Affairs
• Letters to Elizabeth II: Rotorua To Hicks Bay by Isobel Andrews
• Letters to Elizabeth Napier to Waikaremoana I by Isobel Andrews
• Letter to his Excellency the Governor from the Runaga assembled at Ngaruawahia by William Thompson
• Letter to the Editor from a Country Bumpkin. by Johnny Clodd
• Lewis Keele Horne: Colonial Doctor Of Dillons Point by B. N. Holdaway
• Liberty Or— by Ken Alexander
• Life in Lighthouses by Ivan Anderson
• Life Stories from Nature by H. Collett
• Life Stories from Nature: New Zealand’s Great Ghost Moth, Hepialus Virescens by H. Collett
• Life’s Balance by Dorothy Donaldson
• Lighting the House by R. T. Parry
• Limited Night Entertainments: Chapter IV (vol 11, issue 7) by R. M. Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: Part II (vol 10, issue 4) by R. Marryat Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: Part IX (vol 10, issue 11) by R. Marryat Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: Part V. (vol 10, issue 7) by R. Marryat Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: Part VI. (vol 10, issue 8) by R. Marryat Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: Part VII (vol 10, issue 9) by R. M. Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: Part VIII (vol 10, issue 10) by R. Marryat Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: Part X. (vol 10, issue 12) by R. Marryat Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: Part XI. (vol 11, issue 01) by R. M. Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: Part XII. (vol 11, issue 2) by R. M. Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: Part XIII (vol 11, issue 3) by R. M. Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: Part XIV (vol 11, issue 4) by R. M. Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments: The Queen’s Earrings:The Concluding Chapters (vol 11, issue 8) by R. M. Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments (vol 11, issue 5) by R. M. Jenkins
• Limited Night Entertainments (vol 11, issue 6) by R. M. Jenkins
• Little Gem Should Be Preserved by Anna Parker
• Little Mender of Dreams by Olive Scandlyn
• Little Miss Freckles: A Christmas Story for Children by Nellie E. Donovan
• Little Waikare: Solitude Lake, Its Islands and Its Stories by James Cowan
• Living Bells of Scented Twilight by H. Collett
• Living Rooms
• Local Hall for a Small Country Town
• Local Museums by Jeff Newport
• Locomotive Developement in New Zealand (vol 9, issue 7) by Progress
• Locomotive Development New Zealand: The Fairlie Engine (vol 9, issue 5) by Progress
• Logie o’ Buchan by T. M. Mudie
• Log of the Madge February 1901 by J Glasgow, F I Washbourn
• London Underground: Travel Trials and Humours in Mid-Victorian Days by Marryat Jenkins
• Lonely Houses by A. Bower Poynter
• Looking at Storage by Ian Inkster
• Lost to Te Reinga by Mona Shakespeare
• Lost Valley: A Romance Of Pirongia Mountain by James Cowan
• Lovely Things by Catherine Keddell
• Lubrication by William Seddon
• Lucy Malanta Hunter-Brown by Helen Whelan
• Lunacy in Motor Car Design by Alan Mulgan
• Lyttelton—The Gateway to Canterbury: An Historic Harbour by D. G. Dyne
• Mabin or Maiben by H. F. Allan
• Mackechnie’s Telegram by Fishplate
• Maiden Meditation by Eleanor Isherwood
• Main Trunk Memories: The Thirty-First Anniversary of the Opening of the North Island Main Trunk Line by W. L. Rapley
• Making a Bird of Christmas by Ken Alexander
• Making an Entrance by Jon Addison
• Making Railway Stations Beautiful by Dr. Chas. Chilton
• Making Your Home Winterproof: The Third Article in a Series — this Time Discussing Central Heating by Stephanie Bonny
• Making Your Way in Nelson by J. E. March
• Makutu: The Magic That Kills And Cures: A Tale Of The Hidden Arts by James Cowan
• Mangamiri. by Jenny Meadowsweet
• Mangonui: A Big Shark by Hori Makaire
• Man Made New Zealand by Juliet Peter
• Manners and Modes: Woman’s Page by Sheila G. Marshall
• Many-branched pine / W S - 1845 by William Swainson
• Maori and Polynesian: their origin, history and culture by J. Macmillan Brown
• Maori Carving: Revival of an Ancient Art by A. P. Godber
• Maori Deeds of Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand: Volume One by H. Hanson Turton
• Maori Deeds of Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand: Volume Two by H. Hanson Turton
• Maori Deeds of Old Private Land Purchases in New Zealand, From the Year 1815 to 1840, with Pre-Emptive and Other Claims by H. Hanson Turton
• Maori Fishing by Tano Fama
• Maori Real Estate Management Act 1888 Amendment
• Maori Whai Karaati by New Zealand Parliament
• Marama by W. W. Bridgman
• Marauder Mackenzie by C. H. Fortune
• Marlborough: Just Over One Hundred And Fifty Years Of Earthquakes by Rodney Grapes
• Marlborough Province: Some Impressions by Eileen Duggan
• Marlborough Provincial Archives and Museum by Dawn Smith
• Marlborough River Transport of Bygone Days and Some of the Colourful Operators by Jack Andrews
• Marlborough Sounds by Elsie K. Morton
• Marlborough the Golden Province: Beautiful Blenheim—A Garden of History by O. N. Gillespie
• Marry a Beautiful Woman by Leo Fanning
• Marsden’s First Visit: New Zealand in 1814 by N. Maine
• Mary.—A Christmas Poem by Enid Saunders
• McPherson’s Doug: The Wee Bit Terrier by Pieriti Piriti
• Meal-Time Musings by Jas. Mcdonald
• Meal-Time Musings: “The Elastic Limit by J. Mcdonald
• Meet Me at the Club: With sleight of hand, designer Liz Mark has breathed fresh life into a traditional gentlemen’s domain by Beverly Sellers
• Meet Mister Man by Ken Alexander
• Me Friend. by A. Bower Poynter
• Member of The Victorian Order by Edgar A. Guest
• Memorial Relative to Working of Native Lands Court by Karaitiana Takamoana
• Memories. by Odey King-Turner
• Memories in Verse: Railway Locomotive Rides by Will Lawson
• Memories of Capt. Moore by S. Hazelwood
• Memories of Christmas by Ralph Denton
• Memories of Early Days in Pokororo by Edward Mytton Senior
• Memories Of Griffins by George Parry
• Memories of Life on the Coastal Scows by H. J. Williams
• Memories Of Nelson Aerodrome In World War II by Alex Kerr
• Memories of Rabbit Island in My Early Years by Betty Batchelor
• Metamorphosis by James J. Stroud
• Mid-Canterbury’s Hinterland by R. A. Bullock
• Middle Island Native Land Question (Report on.), By Mr. Commissioner Mackay. by Alexander Mackay
• Middleton and Modern Marshalling by W. H. H. Grapes
• Midnight! And Where Now? by Eve Langley
• Midnight Rail Excursion: A Trip to the Bay Of Islands by Evelyn H. Rogers
• Milestones to Centuries: Historic Mercury Bay by Ronald McIntosh
• Milford from the Sea: A First Glimpse of Fiordland (vol.8, issue 4 by Elsie K. Morton
• Milner Gray
• Model Locomotive Building: Unexpensive Hobby by L. S. K. Murray
• Modern Advertising by W. Haslam Mills
• Modernising the Railways: Frankton Junction Change Over-Team Work a Feature by Harry C. Baulf
• Modern Lighting: A Phase of Workshop Re-organisation by C. A. Mackersey
• Modern Magic by Leo Fanning
• Modern Magic of Train Control: Electric Touch with the Traffic by Leo Fanning
• Modern Methods in Our Workshops: Electric Overhead Travelling Cranes by S. B. Barltrop
• Modern Methods in Our Workshops: Firing of Locomotives by S. B. Barltrop
• Modern Methods in our Workshops: New Spring Plant at Hillside by C. J. Graham
• Modern Methods in Our Workshops: The Shaping Machine by S. B. Barltrop
• Modern Methods in Our Workshops: Use of Fuel Oil by S. B. Barltrop
• Modern Methods in our Workshops (vol 3, issue 9) by S. B. Barltrop
• Modern Methods in our Workshops (vol 4, issue 6) by S. B. Barltrop
• Modern Shunting Methods: Part IV.—Concentration and Marshalling Yards by S. E. Fay
• Modern Shunting Methods: Part V.—Dimensions and Arrangement of Marshalling Yards by S. E. Fay
• Modern Shunting Methods: Part VII.—Gravity Shunting Yards by S. E. Fay
• Modern Shunting Methods. by S. E. Fay
• Modern Shunting Methods (vol 1, issue 2) by S. E. Fay
• Modern Shunting Methods (vol 1, issue 3) by S. E. Fay
• Modern Shunting Methods (vol 1, issue 4) by S. E. Fay
• Modern Shunting Methods — Part VI.: Dimensions and General Arrangement of Marshalling Yards (Contd.) by S. E. Fay
• Monarch of the Kaikoura Mountains: Tapuaenuku, 9,467 feet by F. G. Fitzgerald
• Moonlight on Mt. Rolleston: An Easter High Camp in the Southern Alps by John Pascoe
• Morale by E. J. Barrett
• More About Toyland: “Wanted—A Home” by Olive Scandlyn
• More Madness And Fuddled Philosophy by Ken Alexander
• Motif by Enid B. V. Saunders
• Motueka Place Names by H. N. Murray
• Mountain Hut and Miniature Museum: Unique Collection of Historic Relics by F. G. Fitzgerald
• Mountain of Love: Te Aroha, its Forested Peaks, its Explorers, and its Legends by Tangiwai
• Mount Cargill by Alex Bathgate
• Mr J. G. McKay: An Appreciation by J. A. Jenkins
• Mt. Maunganui Yesterday and Today by Joyce West
• Murihiku: A History of the South Island of New Zealand and the Islands Adjacent and Lying to the South, from 1642 to 1835 by Robert McNab
• Music on The Air: Some Deliberations on Democracy and the Disc by O. N. Gillespie
• Mutton Birds and Other Oddities by Ken Alexander
• My Flocks by A. Bower Poynter
• My Garden by Mavis Brown
• My Love in the South. by Odey King-Turner
• Mysterics by Ken Alexander
• My Streamlet by A. Leigh Hunt
• Myths, Madness, and Motives of Music by Ken Alexander
• N.Z. Railways to be represented at Olympia by A. J. Cleverley
• Napier in Verse by W. F. Hill
• Napier To-day by W. F. Hill
• Narrative of the Wreck of the “Invercauld” Among the Auckland Islands by George Dalgarno
• Native Affairs Committee: Report on Petition of Atanatiu Kairangi
• Native difficulties at Taranaki (address to His Excellency the Governor and the Hon. the Premier from the Ngapuhi and Te Rarawa, relative to) by Ngā Puhi, Te Rarawa
• Native Grantees Act Amendment
• Nature’s Colour Pranks: Waikaremona’s Lighting Changes by V. B. Murray
• Nature’s Dwelling by Bernard Walter Newport
• Nature’s Intrepid Aeronaut by H. Collett
• Nature’s Statuary in the Castle Hill Basin. by Elsie L. Thompson
• Nelson: The Athens of the Antipodes: New Zealand’s Serene Haven by O. N. Gillespie
• Nelson and Marlborough Oyster History by Ken Wright
• Nelson City by J. N. W. Newport
• Nelson City Council Buys Tahuna Beach by Brian E. Dickinson
• Nelson College for Girls—the First Seven Years by L. C. Voller
• Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 3, Issue 2, August 1976
• Nelson Historical Society’s Work—A Review Given at the Centennial Historical Exhibition by L. E. H. Baigent
• Nelson Lighthouse by B. E. Dickinson
• Nelson Lighthouses (continued) by J. N. W. Newport
• Nelson Provincial Museum by J. N. W. Newport
• Nelson Racing in the Early Days by Mollie Dickinson
• Nelson Society as Shown in Presbyterian Marriage Registers by Helen Whelan
• Nelson’s First Magistrate by J. N. W. Newport
• Nelson’s First Magistrate: Article No. 2 by J. N. W. Newport
• Nelson’s First Polytechnic? by W. F. Worley
• Nelson’s Post Office Buildings by Margaret C. Brown
• Nelson’s Silver Jubilee by Margaret C. Brown
• Nelson’s Three First Clergymen by Archdeacon H. F. Ault
• Nelson’s Turkish Pontoon by Ken Wright
• Nevil Matthews by John Orchard
• New Legislation Opens the Way for Progress: The Town Planning Amendment Act 1948 by J. C. Redward
• New Roads Over the Ranges: The Hakataramea Pass by Bernice Shackleton
• Newspapers One Hundred Years Ago: Incidents from the First Ten Years of New Zealand’s Journalism by Ronald McIntosh
• New Station for Christchurch by D. G. Sullivan
• New Year Greetings: To the Railway Staff by From The Right Hon. J. G. Coates
• New Zealand: Acts affecting Native Lands, 1886, 1888-91 and 1894-95
• New Zealand: A Free Land: The Real “God’s Own Country” by Leo Fanning
• New Zealand: Land of Wealth and Beauty by J. Gordon
• New Zealand: Nursery of the Thoroughbred Horse: The Story of the Melbourne Cup from Martini Henry to Catalogue by O. N. Gillespie
• New Zealand: The Land of the Thoroughbred: The World’s Ideal Stud Farm by O. N. Gillespie
• New Zealand (vol 3, issue 12) by William Pember Reeves
• New Zealand (vol 4, issue 6) by W. P. Reeves
• New Zealand and English Letters: Many Famous Visitors by Arthur O'Halloran
• New Zealand Anthem “God Defend New Zealand”: Story of Bracken’s Hymn by Tui Kowhai
• New Zealand Bush Song by Dorothy Donaldson
• New Zealanders in Fleet Street…: Maoriland’s Distinguished Sons and Daughters by Margaret Macpherson
• New Zealanders in Literature: A Fine Record of Achievement by O. N. Gillespie
• New Zealanders in the Empire Games by W. F. Ingram
• New Zealand Housing by Barbara Parker
• New Zealand Journey (vol 10, issue 2) by Margaret McPherson
• New Zealand Journey (vol 10, issue 3) by Margaret Macpherson
• New Zealand Journey (vol 10, issue 5) by Margaret Macpherson
• New Zealand Journey (vol 10, issue 6) by Margaret Macpherson
• New Zealand Journey (vol 10, issue 7) by Margaret Macpherson
• New Zealand Literature by A. J. Harrop, William Pember Reeves
• New Zealand Literature: Part I. (vol 8, issue 6) by Edith L. Kerr
• New Zealand Literature (vol 3, issue 3) by Winton Keay
• New Zealand Literature (vol 8, issue 7) by Edith L. Kerr
• New Zealand Memories by Eileen Duggan
• New Zealand Night. by Margaret Howarth
• New Zealand Place Names: Wellington Once Named Britannia by J. Watt
• New Zealand Railway Lines in Prose and Verse by O. N. Gillespie
• New Zealand References: Many Famous Writers - Allusions and Tales by D. G. Dyne
• New Zealand River. by M. Lynn Gurney
• New Zealand Scenic Attractions: Aids to Advertising by B. A. Broadhead
• New Zealand Songs by Eileen Duggan
• New Zealand to Siberia by B. Magee
• New Zealand Verse: A Song Of The Main Trunk by Allan F. Cunningham
• New Zealand Verse Wellington Harbour New Zealand. by O. N. Gillespie
• New Zealand’s Best Scenic Feature by Isabel M. Peacocke
• New Zealand’s Burning — The Settlers’ World in the Mid 1880s by Rollo Arnold
• New Zealand’s Centennial Exhibition: A Visitor’s Impressions by Oriwa Keripi
• New Zealand’s Crack Express by Cyril S. Lewin
• New Zealand’s Finest Railway Station by A. P. Godber
• New Zealand’s Gold Coast: Westland’s Second Spring: The Greatest Digger by Geo. G. Stewart
• New Zealand’s Light-house Service by Chas. E. Wheeler, T. Martin
• New Zealand’s New Temple of Transport by O. N. Gillespie
• New Zealand’s Southern Lakes: The Holidaymakers’ Paradise by Robert F. Black
• New Zealand’s Yachtsmen’s Paradise: Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf by Una Craig
• Nga huarahi whakahaere i raro i nga tikanga o Te Ture Taone Maori, 189521
• Nga huarahi whakahaere o te Kooti Whenua Maori
• Nga Huarahi Whakahaere o Te Kooti Whenua Maori by Native Land Court
• Nga Hui Maori i Poneke
• Nga Karauna Karaati o Himatangi
• Nga Korero A Te Hui O Te Hahi Maori O Nga Takiwa O Waitemata I Te Pihopatanga O Akarana I Huihiu Ki Hauraki. I A Pepuere 25, 1874 by Church of the Province of New Zealand. Atirikonatanga o Waitemata.
• Nga korero mo Tuhoe : taenga ki Poneke kia kite i te Kawanatanga : tau 1895
• Nga korero o nga huihuinga o te Kawana, Rore Ranapare (Lord Ranfurly), o te Raiti Honore te Hetana (Rt. Hon. R. J. Seddon), Pirimia, Minita Maori Hoki, me te Honore Timi Kara (Hon. James Carroll), Mema mo te iwi Maori i roto i te Kaunihera Maori, me nga rangatira Maori me o ratou iwi i o ratou kainga, i huihui nei mo runga i nga pire whenua Maori me era atu mea e pa ana ki te iwi Maori, 1898 me 1899
• Nga korero o te hui i tu ki Te Aute Kareti, Nepia, Takiwa o Heretaunga, Pepuere, 1897 by Te Aute College Students' Association
• Nga Korero o te Hui o te Whakakotahitanga i tu ki te Tiriti o Waitangi. Aperira 14, 1892.
• Nga korero o te Hui Tekau o Te Kotahitanga a nga Tamariki o Te Aute Kareti i tu ki Ohinemutu, Rotorua, Tihema 25, 1905 ki Hanuere 1, 1906 by Te Aute College Students' Association
• Nga korero o te Hui Tuarima o Te Kotahitanga o nga Tamariki o Te Kareti o Te Aute, i tu ki Putiki-Wharanui, Whanganui, i te 7 o nga ra o Tihema, 1900 by Te Aute College Students' Association
• Nga korero o te Hui Tuarua o Te Kotahitanga a nga Tamariki o Te Aute Kareti i tu ki Te Raukahikatea, Kihipane, Tihema, 1897 by Te Aute College Students' Association
• Nga korero o te Hui Tuatoru o Te Kotahitanga o nga Tamariki o Te Kareti o Te Aute i tu ki Taumata-o-mihi, Tuporoa, Tihema, 1898 by Te Aute College Students' Association
• Nga korero o te Hui Tuawha o Te Kotahitanga o nga Tamariki o Te Kareti o Te Aute i tu ki Papawai, Wairarapa, Tihema, 1899 by Te Aute College Students' Association
• Nga Korero Paramete: 1881-1885 by New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council
• Nga Korero Paramete: 1886-1890 by New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council
• Nga Korero Paramete: 1891-1895 by New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council
• Nga Korero Paremete: 1896-1899 by New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council
• Nga Korero Paremete: 1900 by New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council
• Nga Korero Paremete: 1901 by New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council
• Nga Korero Paremete: 1902-1903 by New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council
• Nga Korero Paremete: 1904-1905 by New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council
• Nga Mahi a Nga Hui o te Pihopatanga o Akarana, 1911
• Nga Mahi a Nga Hui o te Pihopatanga o Akarana, 1912
• Nga Mahi A Te Hinota Tuarua O Te Pihopatanga O Waiapu. I Whakaminea Ki Waerengaahika, Turanga. 5 Hanuere, 1863. by Church of the Province of New Zealand. Diocese of Waiapu.
• Nga Mahi A Te Hinota Tuatahi o Te Pihopatanga o Waiapu. I Whakaminea Ki Waerengaahika Turanga. I Tihema 1861. by Church of the Province of New Zealand. Diocese of Waiapu.
• Nga Mahi A Te Hinota Tuatoru O Te Pihopatanga O Waiapu, I Whakaminea Ki Waerengaahika, Turanga. 2 Maehe, 1864 by Church of the Province of New Zealand. Diocese of Waiapu.
• Nga Mahi A Te Hinota Tuawha O Te Pihopatanga O Waiapu. I Whakaminea ki te Kawakawa, 3 Hanuere, 1865. by Church of the Province of New Zealand. Diocese of Waiapu.
• Nga Mahi A Te Hui O Te Hahi Maori Atirikonatanga O Te Waimate Pihopatanga O Akarana. I Huihui ki Waimamakau IA Hanuere 31 Me Pepuere 1, 1896. Me Nga Mahi A Te Hui O Te Hahi Maori O Te Atirikonatanga O Waikato. I Huihui Ki Otorohanga IA Aperira 14, 15, 1896. by Church of the Province of New Zealand. Atirikonatanga o te Waimate
• Nga Mahi A Te Hui O Te Hahi Maori O Te Atirikonatanga o Te Waimate, I Te Pihopatanga O Akarana. Huihui Ki Peria, Oruru, I A Aperira 4, 6, 1891 by Church of the Province of New Zealand. Atirikonatanga o te Waimate
• Nga Mahi a te hui o te Hahi Maori o te Atirikonatanga o te Waimate i te Pihopatanga o Akarana. I Huihui ki Paihia, I A Hanuere 14, 15, 1874. by Church of the Province of New Zealand. Atirikonatanga o te Waimate
• Nga mahi a te hui o te Hahi Maori o te Atirikonatanga o te Waimate i te Pihopatanga o Akarana. I Huihui ki te Waimate. I A Aperira 22 1872. by Church of the Province of New Zealand. Atirikonatanga o te Waimate
• Nga mahi a te hui o te Hahi Maori o te Atirikonatanga o te Waimate i te Pihopatanga o Akarana. I Huihui ki Waiparera (Hokianga), I A Hanuere 14, 1875 by Church of the Province of New Zealand. Atirikonatanga o te Waimate
• Nga Mahi a te Hui O Te Hahi Maori O Te Atirikonatanga O Waitemata I Te Pihopatanga O Akarana. I Huihui Ki Hauraki. I A Pepuere 6, 7, 1872.
• Nga Mahi A Te Tuatoru O Nga Hui Nui O Te Hahi Maori o Te Pihopatanga o Akarana. I Noho Ki Parawai, Hauraki, I A Maehe 28, 29, 30, 1887. by Church of the Province of New Zealand. Atirikonatanga o te Waimate
• Ngarara, Porangahau, Mangamaire, Me Waipiro Poraka: (Ripoata a nga Komihana mo runga mo nga whakataunga a te Kooti Whenua Maori mo Runga mo aua Poraka). by Commission to Inquire into Certain Matters in Connection with the Ngarara, Porangahau, Mangamaire, and Waipiro Blocks of Land
• Nga take Maori o te Waipounamu : (Ripoata a te komiti honohono hui atu ki nga korero whakawhaiti mo runga i nga keehi o Murihiku me Otakou me nga tuhinga whakamaharatanga o nga korero by New Zealand. Parliament. Middle Island Native Claims Committee
• Nga Tikanga Korero, hei Rapurapu ma te hui, a nga Iwi, i te hui i Pakowhai, a te 31 o Mei, 1876
• Nga tikanga whakahaere i raro i wahi II., o wahanga II., o “Te Ture Kooti Whenua Maori, 1894”
• Nga Ture Mo Te Utautanga o Nga Mea Whawhai by New Zealand. Parliament. Legislative Council.
• Nga Ture O Niu Tireni: I Pahitia I Roto I Te Tau Wha Te Kau Ma Rima O Te Kuinitanga O Kuini Wikitoria, Me Te Nohoanga Tuatorutanga O Te Paremete Tuawhitu O Niu Tireni, I noho ki Poneke i timate i te rua te kau ma waru o nga ra o Mei, 1881 by General Assembly of New Zealand
• Ngawha Hot Springs: Healing Waters by Jean Boswell
• Nga Whai Korero a te Pirimia, te Raiti Honore Rihari Hoani Te Hetana ratou ko nga Rangatira o Tuhoe by Richard Seddon
• Nga whai korero a te Pirimia, te Right Honourable Rihari Hoani Hetana, me etahi rangatira Maori, mo runga i nga take e pa ana ki te iwi Maori by Richard John Seddon
• Nga Whenua Rahui Maori i Kaiapoi
• Nga Whenua Raupatu Waikato
• Nightfall by Patrice Morant
• Night In The Hills. by E. Mary Gurney
• Night-Wind by Mary R. Greig
• Night Wings by Shirley S. Morrison
• Nineteenth-century Māori-language publications relating to the Nelson region by Penny Griffith
• Nineteenth Century New Zealand Artists: A Guide & Handbook by Una Platts
• Noble Friend of Famous Poet: Further Facts about John Keats from Charles Brown’s Letters by L. B. Inch
• Non-Paying Lines by H. Valentine
• Nonsensical Notes by Ken Alexander
• Non-Sensical Notions And Other Idiocy by Ken Alexander
• North New Zealand “The Puriri Trees are Laughing with Joy” by James Cowan
• Nostalgia of the Rail: Whistle with Romance by James Drew
• Notable Events at Dusky Sound: Some Famous Old Ships and Their Story by A. Shanks
• Notable New Zealand Scenic by O. L. Burke
• Notes and Queries by "Rambler"
• Notes of meetings between his excellency the Governor (Lord Ranfurly), the Rt. Hon. R. J. Seddon, premier and native minister, and the Hon. James Carroll, member of the executive council representing the native race, and the native chiefs and people at each place, assembled in respect of the proposed native land legislation and native affairs generally, during 1898 and 1899
• Notes of the Month (vol 3, issue 5) by Service
• Notes On Knowers by Ken. Alexander
• Notes on Nelson Place Names by J. O. Kidson
• Notes on Our Travels by L. C. E. Hamann
• Notes on Our Travels (Concluded) (vol 2, issue 12) by L. C. E. Hamann
• Notes on Our Travels (Continued) by L. C. E. Hamann
• Notes On Our Travels (vol 2, issue 10) by L. C. E. Hamann
• Notes On Our Travels (vol 2, issue 5) by L. C. E. Hamann
• Notes on the Town of Wellington by Martin Hill
• Not Understood: A Note on Thomas Bracken by Selma A. Newton, Ray Wilson
• Nursing in New Zealand: Nursing in New Zealand: History and Reminiscences by Hester Maclean
• Nymph by Winifred Tennant
• O. K. Big Boy!! by Ken Alexander
• Oasis by Winifred Tennant
• O Bush-Clad Hills by Hamilton Scott
• Odd Jobs by Ken Alexander
• Of a’ the Airts the Wind can Blaw by J. T. Surenne
• Off and On the Ball by Ken Alexander
• Off Parade
• Off the wall: Brush up your design IQ with our new series on design legends of the 20th century by Douglas Lloyd-Jenkins
• Off With The New by E. V. Lucas
• Oh Christmas by Ken Alexander
• Old Bill and Young Jock (vol 1, issue 6) by G. H. England
• Old Bill and Young Jock (vol 1, issue 7) by G. H. England
• Old Days of Gold: Where The Streets Are Lit With Oil-Lamps by Robin Hyde
• Old Experiences—Early Days Recalled by Richard Moth
• Old Military Cemetery: Tauranga. by Joyce West
• Old Paintings by J. R. Hastings
• One Hundred Years Old.: The Problem Of Our Centennial Celebrations by O. N. Gillespie
• One Limited Night Entertainments: Part III. by R. Marryat Jenkins
• Only Your Eyes. by Margaret Macpherson
• On Making a Choice by Elliott Napier
• On Queenstown Hill. by Helen M. Gibb
• On Secret Service: Cameron’s Canoe Scout: An Old-time Adventure on the Waikato by James Cowan
• On The Daylight Limited by A. H. Messenger
• On the History Trail: The Story of a Maori Fort: The Siege of Rauporoa Pa by James Cowan
• On the Look-out (vol 7, issue 9) by By Ruru
• On the Look-out (vol 8, issue 1) by Ruru
• On the Look-out (vol 8, issue 10) by Ruru
• On the Look-out (vol 8, issue 2) by Ruru
• On the Look-out (vol 8, issue 4) by Ruru
• On the Road to Anywhere by Iris Wilkinson
• On the Road to Anywhere by Iris Wilkinson
• On The Road To Anywhere by Robin Hyde
• On The Road To Anywhere by Robin Hyde
• On the Road to Anywhere: Adventures of a Train Tramp: Part I. (vol 10, issue 01) by Robin Hyde
• On the Road to Anywhere: A Matter of Pipis and Kowhai: Part V. (vol 10, issue 10) by Robin Hyde
• On the Road to Anywhere: In the Snow-man Country by Robin Hyde
• On the Road to Anywhere: Item, One Aspen Tree by Robin Hyde
• On the Road to Anywhere: Northern Hospitality, and—a Tawhara for Tea: Part III. (vol 10, issue 3) by Robin Hyde
• On the Road to Anywhere: Palm Lilies And A Benedictine. “Sweet Evening” In Opononi: Part IV. (vol 10, issue 5) by Robin Hyde
• On the Road to Anywhere: Russell and a Rainbow: Dolce far niente at Keri-Keri: Part II. (vol 10, issue 2) by Robin Hyde
• On the Road to Anywhere: The Little Island of the Jade Fiords by Robin Hyde
• On the Waterfront by Leo Fanning
• Operating Statistics and Their Uses by S. E. Fay
• Operating Statistics and Their Uses (Part II) by S. E. Fay
• Orakei-Korako, “The Place of Adorning”: New Zealand’s Newest Wonderland by O. N. Gillespie
• Orakei-Korako: Scenes and Stories in a Waikato Wonder Valley by James Cowan
• Orderliness in Furnishing by Tecta
• Oriental Bay (Wellington) by H. Collett
• Others Who Made the Trip Down the Wairau Valley Before us by B. E. Dickinson
• Our American Letter by Bathie Stuart
• Our American Letter: South of the Rio Grande (vol 9, issue 2) by Bathie Stuart
• Our London Correspondent by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter: Luxurious Rolling Stock on the Home Railways by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter: Summer Holiday Travel in Britain by Arthur. L. Stead
• Our London Letter: The Future of the “Iron Horse” by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter: The Modern Steam Locomotive by Arthur. L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 01) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 10) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 11) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 12) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 2) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 3) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 4) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 5) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 6) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 7) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 8) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 10, issue 9) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 11, issue 1) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 11, issue 10) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 11, issue 12) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 11, issue 3) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 11, issue 5) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 11, issue 6) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 11, issue 7) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 11, issue 8) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 1) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 10) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 11) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 12) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 2) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 3) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 4) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 5) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 6 by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 7) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 8) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 12, issue 9) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 13, issue 1) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 13, issue 10) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 13, issue 11) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 13, issue 12) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 13, issue 3 by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 13, issue 5) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 13, issue 6) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 13, issue 7) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 13, issue 8) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 13, issue 9) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 1) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 10) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 11) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 12) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 2) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 3) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 4) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 5) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 6) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 7) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 8) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 14, issue 9) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 15, issue 1) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 15, issue 2) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 15, issue 3) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 7, issue 5) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 7, issue 6) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 7, issue 8) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 7, issue 9) by Arthur L Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 8, issue 10) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 8, issue 3) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 8, issue 4) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 8, issue 5) by Arthur Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 8, issue 6) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 8, issue 7) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 8, issue 8) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 8, issue 9) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 9, issue 1) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 9, issue 10) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 9, issue 11) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 9, issue 12) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 9, issue 2) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 9, issue 4) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 9, issue 5) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 9, issue 7) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 9, issue 8) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 9, issue 9) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our London Letter (vol 9. issue 3) by Arthur L. Stead
• Our National Treasure House of Wonders by O. N. Gillespie, Sir Joshua Reynolds
• Our New Sea-Road: A Page from the Past by Elsie K. Morton
• Our Plain by Jas. McIndoe
• Our Railway Gauge by the Right Hon. Sir Robert Stout
• Our Soldier Athletes: Their Fame in Battle and Sport by W. F. Ingram
• Our Southern Coast: Off The Beaten Track In The South Island by Dorothy Wiseman
• Our Street by A. S. Paterson, Tirohia
• Our Woman Section (vol 11, issue 11) by Helen
• Our Women Section Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 11, issue 10) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Christmas Presents And Festivities (vol 5, issue 7) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section: Cultivating Your Dress Sense (vol 6, issue 6) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section: In Defence of the Plain Woman (vol 6, issue 8) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 10, issue 1) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 10, issue 11) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 10, issue 2) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 10, issue 3) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 10, issue 5) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes And Useful Hints. (vol 11, issue 10) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 11, issue 2) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 11, issue 4) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 12, issue 1) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 12, issue 12) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 8, issue 10) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 8, issue 7) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 8, issue 8) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 8, issue 9) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 9, issue 10) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 9, issue 11) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 9, issue 12) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 10, issue 10) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 11, issue 12) by Helen.
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 11, issue 6) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 12, issue 3) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 12, issue 5) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 12, issue 8) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 13, issue 1) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 13, issue 3) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 13, issue 4) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 8, issue 3) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 8, issue 4) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 8, issue 6) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 9, issue 1) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 9, issue 2) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 9, issue 3) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 9, issue 4) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 9, issue 5) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section: “Timely Notes and Useful Hints (vol 12, issue 6) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 11, issue 5) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 11, issue 7) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 11, issue 9) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 12, issue 10) by Helen
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• Our Women’s Section (vol 12, issue 7) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 12, issue 9) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 13, issue 10) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 13, issue 11) by Helen
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• Our Women’s Section (vol 13, issue 2) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 13, issue 5) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 13, issue 6) by Helen
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• Our Women’s Section (vol 13, issue 8) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 13, issue 9) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 14, issue 10) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 14, issue 11) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 14, issue 12) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 14, issue 2) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 14, issue 3) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 14, issue 4) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 14, issue 5) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 14, issue 6) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 14, issue 7) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 14, issue 8) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 15, issue 1) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 15, issue 2) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 15, issue 3) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section (vol 4, issue 10) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 4, issue 11) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 4, issue 12) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 4, issue 7) by S. G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 4, issue 8) by S. G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 4, issue 9) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 5, issue 1) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 5, issue 2) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 5, issue 3) by S.G.M.
• Our Women’s Section (vol 5, issue 4) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 5, issue 5) by S. G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 5, issue 6) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 5, issue 8) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 5, issue 9) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 6, issue 1) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 6, issue 2) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 6, issue 3) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 6, issue 4) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 6, issue 5) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 6, issue 7) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 7, issue 1) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 7, issue 2) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 7, issue 3) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 7, issue 4) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 7, issue 5) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 7, issue 6) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 7, issue 7) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 7, issue 9) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 8, issue 1) by Sheila G. Marshall
• Our Women’s Section (vol 9, issue 9) by Helen
• Our Women’s Section Timely Notes and Useful Hints. (vol 12, issue 2) by Helen
• Out of the Past by Joyce West
• Overland from Wakatipu to Te Anau: Snow Clad Mountains and Pellucid Lakes by G. S. Read
• Over The Mamaku Plateau: Landscape and Story on the Rotorua Bush Line by James Cowan
• Package Design in Great Britain: An abridgement of a lecture by Milner Gray
• Pageant of Colour: In a Land Flowing with Milk and Honey by Joyce West
• Pageant of the Pioneers. by Tangiwai
• Paint and Duco by Paint Brush
• Palette and Lyre: New Zealand’s Achievement in Painting and Music by O. N. Gillespie
• Palmerston North: The World’s Model Country Town by O. N. Gillespie
• Panorama of the Playground: A Great New Zealand Swimmer (vol 11, issue 2) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: A Hall Of Champions by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: A Note On Sports Costumes (vol 11, issue 5) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: A Successful Australian Tour by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Australian Surf And Life-Saving Team To Visit New Zealand (vol 11, issue 8) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Boxing In New Zealand by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Great Loss to New Zealand Sport by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Highlights of New Zealand Sport by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: How Do We Compare? (vol 10, issue 8) by Samuel J. Gudsell
• Panorama of the Playground: In Defence of the Wrestler by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Letter from Sir James Leigh-Wood by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Lovelock’s Great Victory (vol 11, issue 6) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Mixing With International Athletes (vol 10, issue 10) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: N.Z.A.A. Association’s Championship Meeting by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Neil Edwards to Represent New Zealand by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: New Sports Ground for St. Patrick’s College, Wellington by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: New Zealanders Are Sportsmen (vol 11, issue 3) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: New Zealanders In International Sport (vol 10, issue 12) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: New Zealanders In World Sport by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: New Zealand to have World Championship Wrestling Bout by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: New Zealand’s Most Amazing Athlete (vol 10, issue 9) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Notable New Zealand Sportsmen (vol 11, issue 7) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Old Sportsmen Pass by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Peter Munro—Winner of Sixty-eight Championship Events (vol 10, issue 11) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Physical Fitness and the “Daily Dozen (vol 11, issue 10) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Railwaymen in the Empire Games by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Randolph Rose—An Athlete who Thrilled Thousands by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Scrum Formation by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Skiing In New Zealand by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Some Brilliant Sporting Achievements (vol 11, issue 01) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Sport And Spectators by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Sport in General by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Sporting Facilities in Wellington by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Sport in Wartime by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Tennis—A German “Menace (vol 10, issue 5) by Old Sport
• Panorama of the Playground: The 1939 Rugby Trials by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: The All Blacks And The Springboks by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: The British Empire Games by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: The Empire Games In Retrospect by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: The New Zealand Cricket Team by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: The Olympic Games by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: The Ranfurly Shield by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: The Rules and the Game by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: The Springboks’ Visit by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: The Value Of Training (vol 11, issue 4) by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Trends of Sport in New Zealand by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: Will They Better The Record? by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: “Gentleman Jim Griffin” by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: “Mile Of The Century”-1939 by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground: “New Zealand’s “Mile of the Century” by W. F. Ingram
• Panorama of the Playground (vol 10, issue 3) by Old Sport
• Panorama of the Playground (vol 10, issue 6) by Old Sport
• Panorama of the Playground (vol 13, issue 4) by W. F. Ingram
• Panui Maori
• Panuitanga
• Papaitonga: “The Beauty Of The South.” — A Lake of Charm and History by James Cowan
• Papers Relative to the Native Meeting Held at Peria, in October, 1862
• Parables In Paradox by Ken Alexander
• Paraparaumu: A Popular Seaside Resort in the Wellington Province by Hori Makaire
• Parcels Transport by Rail: A Utility Service for the People by H. A. Peebles
• Paremata Maori: Waipatu 1893 by Māori parliament
• Paremata Maori o Niu Tireni. Nohanga Tuatahi. I tu ki Te Waipatu, Hune 14, 1892.
• Past and Present, and Men of the Times by William Jackson Barry
• Pastimes by Dorothy Donaldson
• Path Finders by R. J. Currie
• Peaceless. by James Cowan
• Peawhairangi, Maehe 10, 1887. Statement resulting from a hui at Waitangi, 8-9 March 1887
• Pelorus Bridge School 1911–43 and its Locality by Pearl Farnell
• Perfect new Plymouth: Where Mount Egmont Reigns In Beauty: The World’s Garden Town (vol 10, issue 5) by O. N. Gillespie
• Petition from Major Kemp and Thirty Two others by Te Keepa Te Rangihiwinui
• Petition from na Tikawenga Te Tau, and forty-four others : presented by the Honourable Mr. Ngatata : ordered by the Honourable the Legislative Council to be printed, 19th September, 1973
• Petition from Renata Kawepo, and twenty-four others by Renata Kawepo
• Petition of 300 Maoris of Hawke’s Bay, Wairoa, Turanga, and Taupo : presented August 14th, 1873, and ordered to be printed
• Petition of 371 Maoris of Hawke’s Bay, Wairarapa, Wairoa, and Turanganui
• Petition of H. M. Rangitakaiwaho and others by H. M. Rangitakaiwaho
• Petition of Haimona Te Aoterangi, and 167 others : presented to the House of Representatives on 18th August, 1874 by Haimona Te Aoterangi
• Petition of Hemi Parai : presented to the Legislative Council by the Hon. Mr. Mantell, on the 11th of August, 1874 by Hemi Parai
• Petition of Henare Matua and twenty-nine others by Henare Matua
• Petition of Henare Matua and twenty-two others : presented to the Honourable the Legislative Council by the Hon. Mr. Mantell, the twenty-first of August, 1874
• Petition of Henere Te Herekau and other Natives by Henere te Herekau, Moroati Kiharoa, Parakaia te Pouepa
• Petition of Heta Hungahunga on the subject of certain lands at Waipawa, in the Province of Hawke’s Bay by Heta Hungahunga
• Petition of Hiraka Te Aroatua and Others, complaining of the Sale of certain lands in the Province of Hawke’s Bay by Hiraka Te Aroatua
• Petition of Hirini Karauria Pupu, Etc., relative to a Mortgage over his land in the Province of Hawke’s Bay by Hirini Karauria Pupu
• Petition of Ihakara and other Natives, Resident at Rangitikei and Manawatu by Ihakara Te Hokowhitukirī
• Petition of John Topi Patuki by John Topi Pātuki
• Petition of Major Kemp Te Rangihiwinui, With Maori Translation Attached. by Keepa Te Rangihiwinui
• Petition of Mohi Mangakahia and 19 others by Mohi Mangakahia
• Petition of Natives of Poverty Bay and East Cape
• Petition of Natives residing at East Cape
• Petition of Nopera Kuikainga and Others, as to the claims of a Native Woman, now living in Hawke’s Bay, to certain lands in the Waikato District by Nopera Kuikainga
• Petition of Paora Tuhaere by Paora Tuhaere
• Petition of Raniera Turoa and 595 others by Rāniera Tūroa
• Petition of Reha Aperahama and 47 Others by Reha Aperahama
• Petition of Rutene Te Umanga and 204 Others, and Correspondence Relative Thereto by Rutene Te Umanga, Petera Te Pukuatua, Wi Matenga Te Waharoa, Te Pukuatua Korokai
• Petition of Tamihana Te Rauparaha and Others by Tamihana Te Rauparaha
• Petition of Te Rangiwhakaewa and Others, in the Province of Hawke’s Bay, relative to the Purchase of the Seventy-Mile Bush by Te Rangiwhakaewa
• Petition of Te Teira and Other Natives Respecting the Relinquishment of Waitara
• Petition of the Arawa Tribe by Te Arawa
• Petition of the Federated Maori Assembly of New Zealand by Māori Parliament
• Petition of William Thompson, Te Waharoa by Wiremu Tamihana Te Waharoa
• Petition of Wi Tamihana Te Waharoa: praying that the Waikato be restored to him by Wiremu Tamihana Te Waharoa
• Petition of Wi Tamihana Te Waharoa to Mr Fitzgerald (William Thompson) by William Thompson
• Petition of Wi Te Hakiro and 336 others (part of) by Wi Te Hakiro
• Petition of Wi Tuku and 141 others : presented to the Legislative Council by the Honourable G.R. Johnson, on the 18th August, 1875 by New Zealand Parliament. Legislative Council.
• Petition Relative to the Native Reserves Bill by Hoani Meihana Te Rangiotū
• Petition Relative to the Timber Floating Bill by Renata Kawepo
• Petitions of Renata Kawepo and 790 others, and Piripi Ropata and 200 others by Renata Kawepo, Piripi Ropata
• Petitions Presented to The House of Representatives
• Petition to Parliament seeking a further enquiry into Hawke’s Bay land Issues by John Sheehan
• Petrol Speaks. by John Barr
• Pickings: Some Ramblings in Retrospect by Ken Alexander
• Picture of New Zealand Life by Tangiwai
• Picture of the New Zealand Life by Tangiwai
• Pictures All The Way: Dunedin To Christchurch by Rail by Elsie K. Morton
• Pictures and Pleasuring in the Aorangi Region by James Cowan
• Pictures from Lakeland: Roto-A-Ira by Joyce West
• Pictures from Lakeland: Roto-Iti and Its Historic Setting by Joyce West
• Pictures from Lakeland: Taupo by Joyce West
• Pictures from Lakeland: The Blue and Green Lakes by Joyce West
• Pictures of New Zealand: A Copy of England? by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand (vol 10, issue 1) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand (vol 10, issue 6) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life by Tangiwai
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life by James Cowan
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life: Land of the Kauri (vol 11, issue 3) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life: Matamata’s Million by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life: Our Finest Mountain by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life: Over The Ranges by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life: Rotorua’s Winter by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life: Soft Waters of Taharepa by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life: Take It Easy by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life: The Church on the Hill by Tangiwai
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life: The Navy At Waireka by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life: The Tui in the Gardens by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life: Those Little Place Names by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life: Wise Words by Tangiwai
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 10, issue 10) by James Cowan
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 10, issue 11) by Tangiwai
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 10, issue 12) by Tangiwai
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 10, issue 2) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 10, issue 3) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 10, issue 4) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 10, issue 5) by James Cowan.
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 10, issue 8) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 10, issue 9) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 11, issue 01) by Tangiwai
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 11, issue 10) by James Cowan
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 11, issue 11) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 11, issue 12) by Tangiwai
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 11, issue 2) by James Cowan
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 11, issue 4) by James Cowan
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 11, issue 5) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 11, issue 7) by Tangiwai
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 11, issue 8) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 11, issue 9) by TANGIWAI
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 12, issue 1) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 12, issue 3) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 12, issue 6) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 4, issue 12) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 4, issue 8) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 5, issue 3) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 5, issue 5) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 5, issue 6) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 6, issue 4) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 6, issue 5) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 6, issue 6) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 6, issue 7) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 6, issue 8) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 7, issue 1) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 7, issue 2) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 7, issue 3) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 7, issue 4) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 7, issue 6) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 7, issue 8) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 7, issue 9) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 8, issue 10) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 8, issue 2) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 8, issue 3) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 8, issue 5) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 8, issue 7) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 8, issue 9) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 9, issue 1) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 9, issue 11) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 9, issue 12) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 9, issue 2) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 9, issue 3) by James Cowan
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 9, issue 4) by Tangiwai
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 9, issue 5) by Tangiwai
• Pictures of New Zealand Life (vol 9, issue 7) by James Cowan
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 9, issue 8) by Tangiwai
• Pictures Of New Zealand Life (vol 9, issue 9) by Tangiwai
• Picturesque Peaks and Verdant Valleys: In The Little Known District Of North-Western Otago (vol 8, issue 7) by C. H. Fortune
• Pigs Is Pigs! by Ellis Parker Butler
• Piha Beach by Betty Carr Rollett
• Piha—West Coast. by Gwenyth Evans
• Pioneer by E. Mary Gurney
• Pioneering Reminiscences of Old Wairoa by T. Lambert
• Pioneering the Pumice by E. Earle Vaile
• Pioneer Mothers: The First Ball by Edith L. Kerr
• Pioneers of Port Underwood by Joyce Thompson
• Pioneer Women in the Early Nelson Post Offices by Robin Startup
• Pipiriki. by C. R. Allen
• Pire mo nga whakamananga me nga whakaritenga motuhake
• Pitihana a Meiha Keepa Te Rangihiwinui me etahi atu: mo runga mo te mahara kia tu he Paramete Maori (me nga whaikorero ki te aroaro o te Komiti mo nga Mea Maori) by New Zealand. Parliament. Legislative Council.
• Place-Names by L. W. Field
• Plan For a Bed-Sitting Room
• Plans of Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand. Volume One: Province of Auckland by H. Hanson Turton
• Plans of Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand. Volume Two: Provinces of Taranaki, Wellington and Hawke’s Bay by H. Hanson Turton
• Please Do Not Touch
• Plugging the Bathroom by Jill Malcolm
• Policing the Railways: Life in a Signal Box by A. Oman Heany
• Poor Tom To The Poet by Isobel Andrews
• Poplar In Autumn. by Mary Kitching
• Poppies In The Rain. by Phyllis I. Young
• Port Nicholson from the hills above Pitone in 1840 / drawn by Chas. Heaphy Esqre. London, Smith Elder & Co., [1845] by Charles Heaphy
• Poster Design by G. F. Bridgeman
• Poster Originality by Stanley Davis
• Pots At Pets by Ken Alexander
• Pourakino River, Southland. by S. G. August
• Practical Uses of Historical Research by C. H. R. Taylor
• Prayer Of A Woman. by Iris Wilkinson
• Prefabricated Houses in Aluminium
• Preface [to Cheerful Yesterdays] by Frederick Edwin Smith
• Préface [to La Nouvelle-Zélande] by Etienne Hulot
• Preferences by J. R. Hastings
• Prelude by Merval Connelly
• Premium Bonus System (vol 1, issue 3) by E. T. Spidy
• Premium Bonus System (vol 1, issue 5) by E. T. Spidy
• Premium Bonus System (vol 1, issue 6) by E. T. Spidy
• Premium Bonus System (vol 1, issue 9) by E. T. Spidy
• Preserve Cupboard by Katherine O'Brien
• President’s Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 3, Issue 3, September 1977’] by Ian D. Simpson
• President’s Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 3, Issue 4, September 1978’] by Ian D. Simpson
• President’s Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 3, Issue 5, October 1979’] by Ian D. Simpson
• President’s Foreward [to ‘Nelson Historical Society Journal, Volume 3, Issue 6, October 1980’] by Ian Simpson
• Pressing Problems by Ken Alexander
• Printed form letter, 5 April 1858, on fighting between Ihāia and Wiremu Kīngi by Governor Browne
• Prints & The Illustrated Book by E. C. Simpson
• Proceedings of of the Kohimarama Conference, Comprising Nos. 13 to 18 of the “Maori Messenger.”
• Proceedings of the Third Kotahitanga Parliament, April to May 1894 by Māori Parliament
• Proclamation of British Sovereignty over Port Nicholson by William Hobson
• Production Engineering: (Part XII): “The Foreman’s Cheque Book.” by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering: Charles E. Carpenter on Engineering by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering: Modern Methods by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering: Part IX.— Analysing The Job by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering: Part IX.— Recording the Facts and the Use of the Gnatt Chart by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering: Part XXII by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering: What It Is by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering: “The Service Idea.” by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering (Part X.): It Does Apply to Us by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering (Part XI.): Premium Bonus and “Thinking for Ourselves by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering (Part XIII): “Business Methods” by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering (Part XIV): Co-Operation of Committees by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering (Part XV): Reducing Material Handling Costs by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering (Part XVI): Promotion By Merit by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering (Part XVII): “Safety First” In The Workshops by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering (Part XXI): Workshops Re-Organisation—Progress to Date by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering — Part II.: Organisation and Leadership by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering — Part III.: Planning Work by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering — Part IV.: Costing Systems by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering — Part V.: Production Views on Material Stocks by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering — Part VI.: Charts and the Human Factor by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering — Part VII.: Operation of a Centralised Car and Wagon Shop, Otahuhu by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering — Part VIII.: Getting Together by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering Part XVI: New Workshops Organisation by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering Part XXIII by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering Part XXIV: Developing Executive Ability by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering Part XXV: Planning Out Work by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering Part XXVII: Facing New Ideas by E. T. Spidy
• Production Engineering Part XXVIII: “Milestones” by E. T. Spidy
• Progress. (vol 12, issue 2) by Una Auld
• Progress (vol 10, issue 12) by E. Woodward
• Prophecies Awaiting Fulfilment: Resources Of South Westland by C. H. Gordon
• Proposals made by Sir George Grey to Tawhiao, at meeting at Hikurangi, on the 10th May, 1878 by Sir George Grey
• Proposals of Mr. Sydney David Taiwhanga, M.H.R., for the Colonization and Settlement of Maori Lands by Sydney David Taiwhanga
• Psychological Love. by S. W. Lane
• Psychology in Industry: Some Social Factors which Contribute to Successful Industry by W. S. Dale
• Public Institutions by J. A. Torrance
• Publicity in Modern Transport: A Stirring Speech by H. H. Sterling
• Pukatia trunks, Hutt forest, 1847 by William Swainson
• Pulau Pinang by Cuthbert Allison
• Pursuits and Pastimes by Ken Alexander
• Putting the Record Straight: Nelson’s Early Woollen Mills: Thomas Blick & Joseph Webley by Clive S. Collier
• Queenstown by C. R. Allen
• Queenstown. (vol 8, issue 6) by James J. Stroud
• Queenstown’s Carnival: Gaiety On Beautiful Lake Wakatipu by G. A. Herbert
• R. L. S. and his Friends: Some Stevenson Memories by Tangiwai
• Radiant Panel Heating
• Railroading in the United States of America by W. Young
• Railway Ambulance Services: An Efficient Division at Hillside Workshops by A. F. Reynolds
• Railway Electrification: Possible Sources of Power by G. Ripfast
• Railwayman Honoured. by J. H. Hartnett
• Railway Operating by A. K. Harris
• Railway Organisation by Mr. J. Mason
• Railway Policy: Ministerial Statement by J. G. Coates
• Railway Progress in the Far North: Direct Rail To Auckland by T. G. Glasgow
• Railway Rhymes: The Shunter by George Gordon
• Railways Always by Ken Alexander
• Railways and the Great War: “Mightier than the Sword” by M. S. Nestor
• Railways Commercial Branch: Development and Organisation by D. Rodie
• Railways in Modern Transport (vol 3, issue 5) by G. W. Wyles
• Railways in Modern Transport (vol 3, issue 6) by G. W. Wyles
• Railways in Modern Transport (vol 3, issue 7) by G. W. Wyles
• Railways in the Mountains: Exploring In The Southern Alps by J. D. Pascoe
• Railways of the United States: the Louisville and Nashville by Kinkaid Kerr
• Railways Publicity Branch: General Range of Activities by Geo. G. Stewart
• Railway Storekeeping in New Zealand: Control and Organisation by E. J. Guiness
• Railway Yard Lighting by G. W. Wyles
• Railway’s End: The Rosstown that is Ross by Mona Tracy
• Rain-Makers at Work: Experiments in North Otago in 1891 by K. C. McDonald
• Rain On Lake Wanaka by Katherine O'Brien
• Rain Pleasure by Francis Howard Harris
• Rai Valley Sawmills by L. C. Leov
• Rakiura by Stuart Perry
• Ralphine Richardson by Lesley Richardson
• Rambles Round Otira: Some Beauty Spots of the Southern Alps (vol 8, issue 8) by L. G. Carpenter
• Random Recollections by Ken Alexander
• Rangi’s Artistry: A Rotorua Picture by James Cowan
• Rarangi o roto o Te Ture Whakarite Utu Takoha, 1885
• Rata, 12 January, 1849 by William Swainson
• Rata, no. 2. Rata throwing out a supporting hand, Alsdorf’s farm, [Hutt Valley ca 1845] by William Swainson
• Recent Archaeological Excavations in the Northern Part of the South Island by D. G. L. Millar
• Recent Earthquake does Extensive Damage to Structure by Mr. F. C. Widdop
• Reclamation. by M. Lynn Gurney
• Recollections of Earlier Days in Motueka, Part 1 by Edmund Parker
• Recollections of Earlier Days in Motueka Part II by Edmund Parker
• Recollections of The Chaffeys by Jack Boyer
• Recollections of the early days of the Nelson Historical Society by Jeff Newport
• Recollection’s of Brownlee’s Locomotives by L. C. Leov
• Reconstructing Railway Bridges: A Review of the Works Now Proceeding by P. B. Bryden
• Recuperating By Rail: and The Iron Horse & The Meat Horse by Ken Alexander
• Reflections: Sketches on the Wanganui River by Wilhelm Dittmer
• Refreshments on the New Zealand Railways: The Art Of Pleasing Patrons
• Regulations of “Elections Act, 1870.”
• Regulations under “The Native Townships Act, 1895”
• Reiti Whenua i Runga i Tona Utu i Te Wa Kaore Ano i Whakapaingia
• Relief Expeditions in the Mountains: Alpine Rescue Parties in New Zealand by John Pascoe
• Remember Griffins by George Darry
• Reminiscences by Norman Alexander Davidson
• Renata’s Speech and Letter to the Superintendent of Hawke’s Bay on the Taranaki War Question; in the original Maori, with an English translation. by Renata Tamakihikurangi
• Renwick Militia by Herbert Watson
• Renwicktown by Lyndsay Adams
• Reorganize your Space by Elizabeth Hillyer
• Report of the Public Petitions Committee on the petition of thirteen natives owning land at the Thames gold fields, praying that there may be no diminution in the fees for miners’ rights, which fees they claim under an arrangement with Mr. Mackay by Public Petitions Committee
• Report of the result of an inquiry as to desirability of selling the Native Reserve at Greymouth : ordered by the Legislative Council to be translated into Maori and printed, 14th August, 1872 by Commissioner of Native Reserves Charles Heaphy
• Report of the Select Committee on Native Affairs: Petition (No. 1) of Rairi Rangiheuea and 3 Others
• Report on causes of discontent among Māori in Taranaki by West Coast Royal Commission
• Report on Native Land Claims in Marlborough by Alexander Mackay
• Report on the Prospects for the Flax Trade in New Zealand, September 1813 by Robert Williams
• Reports of meetings on Māori Church matters, 1872-1888 by Church of England. Diocese of Auckland
• Reports of meetings on Māori church matters, 1873, 1895, 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1902, 1909 by Diocese of Auckland
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1876 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1877. by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1878 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1879, No. 1 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1879, No. 2 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1880 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1881 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1882. by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1883. by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1884, No. 2 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1885 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1887, No. 1 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1887, No. 2 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1888 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1889 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1890 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1891, No. 2 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1892. by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1893. by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1894. by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1895 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1896 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1897 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1898 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1899. by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1900 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1901 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1902 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1903 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1904 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1905 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1906 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1907 by Native Affairs Committee
• Reports of the Native Affairs Committee, 1908 by Native Affairs Committee
• Retirement of Railways Publicity Manager and Editor of the “Railways Magazine”: Forty-two Years of Varied Service by G. G. Stewart
• Retrospect by Eileen A. Fearn
• Retrospect. (vol 10, issue 5) by C. W. Vennell
• Retrospect (vol 10, issue 12) by Phyllis I. Young
• Retrospect In Summer by Isobel Andrews
• Return by Edith Geddes
• Return of the Correspondence signed or, Purporting to be signed by William Thompson te Waharoa, etc. by Wiremu Tamihana Tarapipipi Te Waharoa
• Reveille by Myla Barnett
• Revelry by I. G. G. Mackay
• Richard Barrett: Pakeha-Maori by A. J. Waldie
• Richard Mill by Pat Akerbolm
• Richmond Hostelries by Jean Sutton
• Riddles And Railways by Ken Alexander
• Riding Over the Haast Pass: An Outpost Of The Wild by Elsie K. Morton
• Ripoata a nga Komihana i Whakaturia hei Whiriwhiri i nga Putake e pa ana ki nga Ture Whenua Maori. by Commission appointed to inquire into the subject of the Native Land Laws
• Ripoata mo runga mo te pitihana a Kipa te Whatanui by Native Affairs Committee
• Ripoata mo te Pire whakanohonoho ki te Tangata Whakahaere hoki i nga Whenua Maori, 1898
• Rituera mo Nga Rore Takiwa o Te Oota Initipenetana o Nga Kuru Tepara
• Riwhi mo nga Maori e mate Oha-aki kore ana
• Roads. by Christine Comber
• Robert Shallcrass by J B Bertram
• Rolling Stock and Sundry Solecisms by Ken. Alexander
• Romance of Coromandel by R. B. Farquhar
• Romance On The Rail by Ken Alexander
• Romantic Golden Bay: Coming Industrial Centre of the Dominion by W. L. Rapley
• Romantic Port Pegasus: A Perfect Natural Harbour by Rosaline Redwood
• Romantic Wellington: Paradise For Poets And Painters by O. N. Gillespie
• Romany Kiss. by E. Mary Gurney
• Room at the Top by Jon Addison
• Ross Creek Reservoir by Alex Bathgate
• Rotokura by David Butts
• Rotorua Lake. by Olga P. Meyer
• Rotorua Re-discovered by Russell Palmer
• Rotten at the Core by John Cox
• Rovers of the Brig “Bee”: The Story of a Lawless Cruise in the Old Pacific by James Cowan
• Royal Fish: The Whaling Industry in New Zealand by M. S. Nestor
• Roy’s Wife of Aldivalloch by G. F. Graham
• Rules and Regulations of the Native Land Court
• Rules of the Native Land Court
• Rural Crafts In Retrospect by Stewart Maclennan
• Russell: Centenary by Joyce West
• Russian and Chinese Railways by Alexander E. Tetzner
• Sacrilege by C. W. Vennell
• Safety on the Railways by Geo. G. Stewart
• Sailors and Gold-Diggers: A Memory of the Old West Coast: The Man Who Missed the Blue Jacket by James Cowan
• Salesmanship by John H. Dunham
• Salmon Fishing in the South Island Rivers by A. J. A. Fuchs
• salvaged from the hum-drum by Marion Laurent
• Sam Cairncross After A Year by E.-C. Simpson
• Samoa Under the Sailing Gods by N. A. Rowe
• Saraband for Blind Critics by John O'Shea
• Scenery of the Midland Railway District by A. C. Snowden
• Schedule of Native Reserves in the Arahura (West Coast, Middle Island) Block by New Zealand. Parliament. Legislative Council.
• Science Helps Nature by Leo Fanning
• Sea Wrack by F. Marryat Norris
• Second Prize Essay by J. C. Batt
• Second Proclamation of British Sovereignty over New Zealand by William Hobson
• Section One, Waitui Road, Upper Takaka by Mac Harwood
• Selected Images from Timeframes by Alexander Turnbull Library
• Selling New Zealand: Reminiscences of a Delightful Family by Bessie McKinlay
• Selling Rail [Extract from “Trainland: How Railways Made New Zealand”] by Neill Atkinson
• September. by C. W. Vennell
• Service With Wheels On by Ken Alexander
• Settler Kaponga 1881–1914 — A Frontier Fragment of the Western World by Rollo Arnold
• Shadows. (vol 11, issue 2) by J. R. Hastings
• Shaper Safety and Planer Protection by F. C. Evans
• Shapes for Shelters in the Mountains by John Pascoe
• Sheet-Metal Working by R. W. Gilland
• Shelter: Emergency Housing in 19th Century Nelson by Dawn Smith
• Shiploads of Weasels and Millions of Rabbits: Calculations Astray by L. B. Inch
• Ship Shape: A Seafront Guest House Offers Auckland Architect Simon Carnachan the Chance to Indulge in Some Nautical Whimsy by Debra Millar
• Ships That Pass by H. Angus
• Shopping: Furnishing on a Limited Budget
• Shots At Shopping Perpetrated and Illustrated by Ken Alexander
• Shunting by T. G. Glasgow
• Sight Testing by T. G. Glasgow
• Signalling: Interlocking by A. S. Henderson
• Signalling Santa by Ken Alexander
• Signals and Safety: Electricity And Efficiency — Operations Of The Signal And Electrical Branch, N.Z.R by G. W. Wyles
• Silver Poplar by Katherine O'Brien
• Sins Of The Soil by Ken Alexander
• Six Miles Beneath New Zealand Exploring the Liverpool State Colliery. by Beula Hay
• Sixty-Seven Years of Railway Progress: Brief History of Railway Development at Auckland by W. R. Davidson
• Sixty Years Ago: Recollections of an Old Settler by James Fulton
• Sixty Years By Train: Well-known Suburban Resident pays tribute to Railway Efficiency: Interesting Personalities of the Hutt Valley (vol 9, issue 1) by E. P. Bunny
• Sketches of Early Colonisation in New Zealand and its Phases of Contact with the Maori Race by Te Manuwiri
• Skinny and The Sport of Kings by Ken Alexander
• Skyline Sculpture by Lynne McCarthy
• Smallest Railway in the World by N. Blake
• Small Farms to the Rescue: Hopeful Outlook for New Zealand by Free Farmer
• Snowfall At Night. by Denis Glover
• Snow in the Fowler Pass: Lake Manapouri to Doubtful Sound by I. E. Dickens
• Some Early Journeys to the Wairau (continued) by Margaret C. Brown
• Some Early River Crossings by Margaret C. Brown
• Some Early Storekeepers of Waimea South by Betty Bint
• Some Glimpses of History Along the Tua Marina-Picton Road by J. Andrews
• Some Golden Bay Industries (Continued) by J. N. W. Newport
• Some Historic Trees in Nelson by S. W. Street
• Some Industries of Golden Bay by J. N. W. Newport
• Some Interesting Occurrences in Early Auckland: City and Provinces by E. Earle Vaile
• Some Motives for the Colonisation of Nelson by John Gerritson
• Some Notions about Business Agents; What They Do and Are, and How They Do It by The Optimist
• Some Railway Memories: Locomotives with Names (vol 9, issue 1) by Arthur Chorlton
• Some Side Lines on other Railways by F. A. Hornibrook
• Some South Island Memorials by C. H. Fortune
• Song by M. Spurway
• Songer’s River by B. E. Dickinson
• Song of Durse by C. R. Allen
• Song of Thanksgiving. by Una Currie
• Sonnet by Donald Gray
• Sonnet. Mount Egmont by Vivien Fairhall
• Southland’s Wooden Railway: An Experiment Of The ‘Sixties by K. C. McDonald
• Speeches on Māori land tenure and land legislation by William Lee Rees
• Spinning Wheels: The First Public Passenger Train Over the New Napier-Wairoa Section by Warren Green
• Splashing Out: Summer beckons with pools that will transportyou to far-off Aegean shores orparadise in the Pacific by Carol Bucknell
• Spring by Joan Pain
• Spring-Bucked by Ken Alexander
• Spring in New Zealand. by Gwenyth Evans
• Spring is Sprung and Other Troubles by Ken Alexander
• Spring-Time-New Zealand (A Vision.) by Samuel Hulme Bridgford
• St. David’s Memorial Church—: Unique Architectural Features by Thos. Watson
• St. Gothard’s Pass A Memorable Winter Journey. by Isobel M. Peacocke
• Staff Discipline by W. A. Wellings
• Stanley Davis: Artist and Idealist by Leo Fanning
• State Authority, Indigenous Autonomy: Crown-Maori Relations in New Zealand/Aotearoa 1900-1950 by Richard S. Hill
• Statement by H. K. Taiaroa, M.H.R., on the Report by Judge Fenton on the Petition on the Ngaitahu Tribe by Hori Kerei Taiaroa
• Station Gardens. by Isabel M. Cluett
• Steam, Hot-Air, and Various Vapourings by Ken Alexander
• Steels and Steel Manufacture by Mr. C. E. Newhouse
• Steeped in Steam and the Call of Cash by Ken Alexander
• Stefano De Filippi by Jane DaviesJane Teal
• Stephens Island by Alex Kerr
• Stephens Island and its Lighthouse by G. H. Cole
• Stewart Island: A Place of Beauty, Adventure and Romance (vol 4, issue 10) by Tangiwai
• Stewart Island: A Place of Beauty, Adventure and Romance (vol 4, issue 8) by James Cowan
• Stewart Island Fisherman by J. J. Stroud
• Stillings cottage, Stokes Valley, Hutt Road. 1847 by William Swainson
• Stoke by Kenneth Gregory
• Stoke in the 1920s through the Eyes of an English Child by Helen Whelan, Geoffrey Gates
• Storied Stones: St. Mary’s Church, New Plymouth by Catherine Keddell
• Stories in Place Names by Tohunga
• Stormy Night. by Douglas A. Stewart
• Stratford Main Trunk Railway: Commercial Potentialities by J. Mcallister, Junr