Ultima Thule - CHAPTER I. A NEW NATION.
ULTIMA THULE. CHAPTER I.
Good and Ill - [Strange Rendezvous]
Evil is to be conquered by absorption, not by rejection. I passed my life in one horizon, locked in the sky's blue prison. That blue bubb...
![Good and Ill - [Strange Rendezvous] - New Zealand Electronic Text Collection](http://www.digitalnz.org/thumbnails/from_large/664/?resize=255x138&src=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nzetc.org%2Fetexts%2FFaiColl%2FFaiColl069%28t100%29.gif "Good and Ill - [Strange Rendezvous] - New Zealand Electronic Text Collection")
The Sheep Stealer - The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 12, I...
( By A. J. G. Schmitt .) The names used in this story are entirely fictitious. The incident described, however, and the method used for s...
Provision of Mobile Surgical Unit - SURGICAL WORK AT BASE HOSPITALS...
A mobile surgical unit, based on the head and chest units organised in England at the beginning of the war by Professor H. Cairns and Mr ...
In Egypt, Sinai, and Palestine - Chapter IX. — New Zealand Veterina...
At Alexandria, the New Zealand veterinary officers had to make the best shift that they could. Lieut.-Col. Young and his staff managed to...
Tempestuous Voyage - The Zealandia
The New Zealandia At Port Chalmers. On September 28, in latitude 45.2 S., longitude 120.1 E., the barometer began to fall very rapidly, a...
Training Apprentices — on the — New Zealand Railways - The New Zeal...
By R. S. Kent (Apprentice Instructor, Addington Railway Workshops) In the field of industry to-day the problem of personnel is becoming o...
Orakau - The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Auckland Provincial District]
Orakau is a pastoral district on the Puniu river, about three miles from Kihikihi. The land is good, to judge by the numerous herds of ca...
![Orakau - The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Auckland Provincial District] - New Zealand Electronic Text Collection](http://www.digitalnz.org/thumbnails/from_large/664/?resize=255x138&src=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nzetc.org%2Fetexts%2FCyc02Cycl%2FCyc02Cycl0736a%28t100%29.jpg "Orakau - The Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Auckland Provincial District] - New Zealand Electronic Text Collection")
Honore Pika - [Turanga, Aperira, 18, 1894.] - Proceedings of the Th...
Ka tu ka mea:—Kua whakaaetia nga Mema mo te Kotahitanga i korerotia ra inanahi, nga Mema ote takiwa o Turanga. Hoani Ruru, HeMi Waaka. Ko...
Mangonui — A Big Shark
(By Hori Makaire .) The day was hot and I had dozed, leaving my fishing line conveniently tied to a row-lock as the boat rose and fell to...
Chapter XXI. 'Oh, Pilot, 'Tis a Fearful Night!' - Raromi, or, The M...
The scuttle covering the entrance to the small cabin was pushed forward, and Dog's-ear and Scotty, standing up in the said small cabin, l...
Rossignol Wood - Chapter VII. The German Bid For Amiens - New Zeala...
The area in which the artillery waggon lines were situated afforded a striking and pleasant contrast to the quarters in which the battery...
Some Account Of New Zealand [Hocken Library facsim., 1966] - Front ...
Hocken Library Facsimile No.1. This copy of the original edition is published by the Hocken Library, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Ze...
Some Account Of New Zealand [Hocken Library facsim., 1966] - Chapter 1
AVOIDING relations of little importance I shall begin by stating, that on the 18th of Sept. 1805, we made the North Cape of New Zealand, ...
Some Account Of New Zealand [Hocken Library facsim., 1966] - Chapter 2
THE bay of islands, so called, in all probability, from a number of small rocky islets situated about its entrance, lies in 35 deg. 6 min...
Some Account Of New Zealand [Hocken Library facsim., 1966] - Chapter 3
THE capital of this part of the country, which is situated partly on the main land,and partly on a small island, is called Tippoonah, and...
Some Account Of New Zealand [Hocken Library facsim., 1966] - Chapter 5
AS this country is divided into small principalities, whose chieftains are almost constantly at war with each other, the wandering of the...
Some Account Of New Zealand [Hocken Library facsim., 1966] - Chapter 6
I believe the form of government of this part of New Zealand, and perhaps of the whole island, to be aristocratical, and hereditary. On t...
Some Account Of New Zealand [Hocken Library facsim., 1966] - Chapter 7
AN New Zealand, as in all uncivilized countries, the passions are the principal guide to the actions of its inhabitants: but in this isla...
Some Account Of New Zealand [Hocken Library facsim., 1966] - Chapter 8
POLYGAMY is permitted among these people, and a man does not appear to be satisfied in all cases with one female of a family, but in some...
