Station Life in New Zealand
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Contents
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- LETTER I. — TWO MONTHS AT SEA. MELBOURNE
- LETTER II. — SIGHT-SEEING IN MELBOURNE
- LETTER III. — ON TO NEW ZEALAND
- LETTER IV. — FIRST INTRODUCTION TO “STATION LIFE.”
- LETTER V. — A PASTORAL LETTER
- LETTER VI. — SOCIETY.—HOUSES AND SERVANTS
- LETTER VII. — A YOUNG COLONIST.—THE TOWN AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD
- LETTER VIII. — PLEASANT DAYS AT ILAM
- LETTER IX. — DEATH IN OUR NEW HOME—NEW ZEALAND CHILDREN
- LETTER X. — OUR STATION HOME
- LETTER XI. — HOUSEKEEPING, AND OTHER MATTERS
- LETTER XII. — MY FIRST EXPEDITION
- LETTER XIII. — BACHELOR HOSPITALITY.—A GALE ON SHORE
- LETTER XIV. — A CHRISTMAS PICNIC, AND OTHER DOINGS
- LETTER XV. — EVERYDAY STATION LIFE
- LETTER XVI. — A SAILING EXCURSION ON LAKE COLERIDGE
- LETTER XVII. — MY FIRST AND LAST EXPERIENCE OF “CAMPING OUT.”
- LETTER XVIII. — A JOURNEY “DOWN SOUTH.”
- LETTER XIX. — A CHRISTENING GATHERING.—THE FATE OF DICK
- LETTER XX. — THE NEW ZEALAND SNOWSTORM OF 1867
- LETTER XXI. — WILD CATTLE HUNTING IN THE KOWAI BUSH
- LETTER XXII. — THE EXCEEDING JOY OF “BURNING.”
- LETTER XXIII. — CONCERNING A GREAT FLOOD
- LETTER XXIV. — MY ONLY FALL FROM HORSEBACK
- LETTER XXV. — HOW WE LOST OUR HORSES AND HAD TO WALK HOME
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