1970 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 94

FOREIGN INVESTMENT POLICY IN NEW ZEALAND
Edited by R. H. Carey
128 p. 1975 $4.50
Foreign investment is an important and controversial issue
in New Zealand. This book contains a wide range of facts
and argument. Five papers cover the administrative and
policy aspects, political attitudes, the degree of foreign owner-
ship in New Zealand, and the benefits and costs of foreign
investments. The general reader, as well as the student of the
subject, will find this a volume of lively interest and a
valuable addition to the small volume of literature available
on this topic in New Zealand.
Series No. 20
(N.Z. Institute of Public Administration)

FOREST WILDLIFE
By P. Morrison, Wildlife Service, Department of Internal
Affairs and L. H. Harris, Environment Forestry Division,
New Zealand Forest Service
Illustrated by P. F. Scaife
48 p., colour plates and drawings. 1974. 80c
In this informative booklet there is a description of 72 of
the higher forms of animal life, both native and introduced,
which may be seen in New Zealand forests. The main purpose
of this booklet is to provide those people who seek recreation
in forests with a guide to the wildlife they may see. It is
hoped that this will stimulate interests in forest wildlife and
supply those unaware of the abundance of animals that live
in New Zealand's forest. (Published jointly by Wildlife
Service, Department of Internal Affairs, New Zealand Forest
Service.)

FREDERICK THATCHER AND ST. PAUL'S
By Margaret Alington
50 p., 18 illustrations 45c
The story of Frederick Thatcher and the Colonial Gothic
structure he built. This book fills in some gaps in his
personal life and his original design for St. Paul's.

GEOLOGY OF THE CHATHAM ISLANDS
By R. F. Hay, A. R. Mutch, and W. A. Watters
(Geological Survey)
N.Z. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 83
86 p., 27 illustrations, $3 (paper cover)
map in pocket $4 (quarter-bound cloth)
An up-to-date geological survey of the main islands of the
Chathams, physiography, rocks, structure, history, and
economic geology.

GEOLOGY OF THE COOK ISLANDS
By B. J. Wood and R. F. Hay (Geological Survey)
N.Z. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 82
103 p., 30 illustrations, 12 tables $3
map in pocket
A geological history and description of both the Northern
and Southern Cook Islands, with a survey of the economic
geology and water supplies.

GEOLOGY OF WHAKAREWAREWA HOT SPRINGS
23 p. 1975 $2.10
Whakarewarewa, near the southern boundary of Rotorua City,
is New Zealand's best-known hydrothermal area and includes
some of our most spectacular geysers, boiling springs, mud
pools, and siliceous sinter terraces. Written by R. F. Lloyd
of the New Zealand Geological Survey this book is a handy
guide to the area. The text is supplemented by more than
20 colour and black and white photographs, maps, and dia-
grams. (New Zealand Geological Survey.)

GLACIERS OF WESTLAND NATIONAL PARK
A NEW ZEALAND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY HANDBOOK—Information
Series No. 75
by W. A. Sara
47 p. $1.80
This survey summarises the study of the glaciers of Westland
National Park. Although in this area there are about
29 secondary glaciers, only brief mention is made of them.
The two main ones in the park are Franz Josef and Fox
Glaciers. A comprehensive description of both main glaciers,
rate of movement, fluctuation, and other relevant factors are
included. Geological and other information is set out in an
interesting and easy to read form.

A GUIDE TO ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN NEW ZEALAND
157 p. 1976 $2.50
This publication provides a general outline of environmental
law and administration in New Zealand. It is a guide for
the layman, and a quick and easy source of reference.

A GUIDE TO POMPALLIER HOUSE
By R. M. Ross
32 p., 5 illustrations. 45c
Describes each room and the furniture in Pompallier House.

A GUIDE TO THE WAIMATE MISSION HOUSE
By J. M. Stacpoole
32 p. 12 illustrations. 55c
Describes each room and furniture in the Mission House.

HEALTH ADMINISTRATION IN NEW ZEALAND
Edited by R. J. Latimer
522 p. 8 maps, illustrated. $2
Despite the importance of health and health services to
the individual and to the community, few are well informed
about either the policy issues of the basic organisation of
health services. The authors of the papers presented here
examine the administration of the health services from
different viewpoints and bring together in one place the
considerations which are important in their provision. (New
Zealand Institute of Public Administration.)

A HISTORY OF THE POST OFFICE IN NEW ZEALAND
By Howard Robinson
280 p., illustrated. 1964 $2.40
This volume is an attempt to fill the need for a general
account from the beginning of the Post Office in New Zealand
to the present time. The accomplishments of 120 years have
been brought about by many workers and it is a record
worth the telling of which New Zealand and her postal
staff through the years can well be proud.

CONTENTS

Price 35c BY AUTHORITY: A. R. SHEARER, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1976