Tutira
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Contents
- Tutira
- Chapter I. — Tutira—Its Prominent Physical Features
- Chapter II. — Rock Constituents of the Run
- Chapter III. — The Lakes
- Chapter IV. — The Soils of Tutira—Past and Present
- Chapter V. — Subcutaneous Erosion
- Chapter VI. Surface Slips
- Chapter VII. — The Forest of the Past
- Chapter VIII. — Two Periods of Maori Life
- Chapter IX. — Trails from the Coast to Tutira
- Chapter X. — Trails Round Tutira Lake
- Chapter XI. — The Trail to the Ranges
- Chapter XII. — The Vegetation of the Station Prior to Settlement
- Chapter XIII. — The Ferns of Tutira
- Chapter XIV. — The Avifauna of the Station Prior to Settlement
- Chapter XV. — In the Beginning
- Chapter XVI. — The Lure of Improvements
- Chapter XVII. — Hard Times
- Chapter XVIII. — The Rise and Fall of H. G. -S. and A. M. C
- Chapter XIX. — Fern-Crushing
- Chapter XX. — The Chartographers of the Station
- Chapter XXI. — Stocking and Scour
- Chapter XXII. — The Future of Native Avifauna
- Chapter XXIII. — The Partnership of H. G.-S. and T. J. S
- Chapter XXIV. — The Naturalised Alien Flora of Tutira
- Chapter XXV. — Stowaways
- Chapter XXVI. — Garden Escapes
- Chapter XXVII. — Children of the Church
- Chapter XXVIII. — Burdens of Sin
- Chapter XXIX. — Fire and Flood Weeds
- Chapter XXX. — Pedestrians
- Chapter XXXI. — The Stocking of Tutira by Alien Animals
- Chapter XXXII. — Other Aliens on Tutira Prior to 1882
- Chapter XXXIII. — Acclimatisation Centres and Migration Routes
- Chapter XXXIV. — The Invasion from the South
- Chapter XXXV. — The Invasion from the North
- Chapter XXXVI. — Domestic Animals “Wild.”
- Chapter XXXVII. — Reconsiderations
- Chapter XXXVIII. — Vicissitudes
- Index





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