21 APRIL
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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CANTERBURY SAVINGS BANK—continued

University of Canterbury – Research
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50
RNZAF Station, Wigram – Battle of Britain medals
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50
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heim) – Adult Education Scheme
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25
Nelson District Girls’ Brigade
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Columba College Jubilee Appeal
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500
The Duke of Edinburgh Award in New Zealand
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100
The Royal Australasian College of Physicians
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FREIGHT HANDLING

Compiled by the New Zealand Transport Department
This book describes the various methods of handling
freight in bulk, including the use of pallets, containers, and
cargons. Over 110 halftone illustrations.
144 pages, illustrated.
Price 20s.

INDUSTRIAL CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION IN
NEW ZEALAND

By N. S. Woods
Royal 8vo, cloth bound, blocked on spine in gold, coloured
jacket, 208 pages, 13 pages of illustrations.
Price 21s., post free.

CARPENTRY IN NEW ZEALAND

A new easy-to-follow book written with the guidance of
the New Zealand building industry by men well versed in the
building practice of this country. It contains sections on
tools, plans, timber construction, concreting, etc.
An excellent gift for the do-it-yourself handyman.
242 pages, 406 illustrations, strongly bound.
Price 35s.

JOINERY IN NEW ZEALAND
PART I, DOORS
70 pages, illustrated.
Price 6s. 6d.

FARM ENGINEERING
By A. W. RIDDOLLS

A most informative book dealing with levelling drainage,
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ramps, haybarns, cowsheds, silos, fences, gates, and other
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422 pages, 235 illustrations.
Price 42s.

MECHANICS OF THE MOTOR VEHICLE
(THEORY AND PRACTICE)

This copiously illustrated 364-page authoritative book is
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Board.
364 pages, illustrated.
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BRIDGE MANUAL

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HOUSING THE CITIZEN

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64 pages, illustrated.
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THE NEW ZEALAND WARS
AND THE PIONEERING PERIOD
By JAMES COWAN

Vol. I, 1845–1864.
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Vol. II, The Hauhau Wars, 1864–1872.
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THE MAORI AS HE WAS
By ELSDON BEST

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TREATY OF WAITANGI

Facsimiles of the Declaration of Independence and the
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Hobson, plus the signatures of the principal chiefs.
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FLORA OF NEW ZEALAND
VOL. I, INDIGENOUS TRACHEOPHYTA
By H. H. ALLAN

1,140 pages.
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TREES AND SHRUBS OF NEW ZEALAND
By A. L. POOLE AND N. M. ADAMS

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ANIMAL NUTRITION
Principles and Practice
By I. E. COOP

128 pages.
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ARABLE FARM CROPS OF NEW ZEALAND
By J. W. HADFIELD

322 pages, illustrated.
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ROUTE GUIDE TO THE RANGES WEST OF
HAWKE’S BAY

Compiled by N. L. ELDER, Honorary Forest Ranger, New
Zealand Forest Service.
54 pages, illustrated.
Price 3s. 6d.

SHOOTERS, GUIDE TO NEW ZEALAND
WATERBIRDS
By K. A. MIERS, F. L. NEWCOMBE, and R. W. S. CAVANAGH
36 pages.
Price 1s. 6d.

VOLCANOES OF TONGARIRO NATIONAL PARK
By D. R. GREGG

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MODERN FICTION FOR SIXTH FORMS

A select list prepared by the School Library Service.
154 pages.
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