2140 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 62

A GUIDE TO THE WAIMATE MISSION HOUSE
By J. M. Stacpoole 75c
32 p. Twelve illustrations.
Describes each room and furniture in the Mission House.

HEALTH ADMINISTRATION IN NEW ZEALAND
Edited by R. J. Latimer $2
522 p. eight maps, illustrated.
Despite the importance of health and health services to the individual and to the community, few are well informed about either the policy issues or 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.)

HIGH COUNTRY SHEEP STATION
By J. C. Aspinall $1
A BULLETIN FOR SCHOOLS (c)
55 p. 1976.
This is the story of one of New Zealand’s well known sheep stations, Mt. Aspiring. The writer takes us through from the days of early explorers, gold diggers, and settlers, to the present, colourfully describing the life on the remote sheep station and the surrounding countryside. (Education Department.)

HIGHWAY BRIDGE DESIGN BRIEF CDP 701/D
MINISTRY OF WORKS $3.50
52 p. 1978.
Sets out the loading and other general criteria to be used in the design of conventional bridges on public roads which are financed wholly or partly from funds provided through the New Zealand National Roads Board.

HONOURS, TITLES, STYLES, AND PRECEDENCE IN NEW ZEALAND
CABINET OFFICE, WELLINGTON $13.90
215 p. 1977.
Compiled and edited by Phillip P. O’Shea, this book is an informative guide to Honours, Titles, Precedence, and certain allied matters in New Zealand.
Contents: H.M. The Queen and Royal Family
List of Holders of Honours and Awards in New Zealand
The Privy Council, The Title “The Honourable”
Peers and Barons Associated with New Zealand
Foreign Honours, Order of Precedence
Styles and Modes of Address (written and spoken)
Miscellaneous.
An invaluable reference for those persons concerned with correct protocol in New Zealand.

HISTORICAL RECORDS OF NEW ZEALAND
Vol. I, 780 p., Vol. II, 650 p. $25 per set
The two volumes, edited by Robert McNab, were originally published in 1908 with the object of affording the fullest information obtainable concerning the foundation, progress, and government of New Zealand. This is a limited edition we have had only 1500 sets printed in Ochre Lionide with handsome black and gold blocking on the spine, coloured end paper, and dust jackets. There are still available sets of these valuable prestige volumes.

INDUSTRIAL MINERALS AND ROCKS NO. 7
DSIR—New Zealand Geological Survey 1976 $2
64 p.
Contains current information on:
Copper Sulphide Mineralisation at Mt. Baldy, Matakita Valley, Nelson.
Holyoake Valley Wollastonite.
Oil Prospecting Wells 1971–73 with additions to Oil Prospecting Wells 1865–1970.
Additions to New Zealand Geological Survey Report Series.
New Zealand Geological Survey Map Coverage.

INFORMATION IN FORMATION—A Guide to Report Writing
STATE SERVICES COMMISSION $1.45
31 p. 1978.
Contains helpful suggestions for preparing, planning, organising, structuring, writing, and revising reports, ideas on visual aids and descriptions of a few of the many types of reports.

THE INFORMATION MACHINE—COMPUTERS AND CITIZENS
by R. J. Spence 65c
SECONDARY SCHOOL BULLETIN (E) DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
48 p. Illustrated.
This bulletin describes in an easy to read form the workings of the computer. There are also questions answered on the need for computers and the role they play in modern day living.

INSECT PESTS
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES BULLETIN 413 $2
By G. A. H. Helson, M.SC.(HONS), M.N.Z.I.A.S.
195 p.
This book provides information on identification, life history, and control of pests and their effects on agriculture, horticulture, and public health. To be able to control insect-pest populations requires an understanding of their anatomy, time taken from egg to adult, how they feed and grow, their habits, the life stage causing damage, their food, and where they live.

INTRODUCTION AND LIBERATION OF THE OPOSSUM INTO NEW ZEALAND
By L. T. Pracy $1.20
28 p. with fold-out map. 1974.
Introduction of the opossum to New Zealand from Australia was about 1840. This publication is a summary of collected data and records on the liberation points and other information, in the hope of obtaining a better understanding of the opossum, such as pattern spread, distribution, and the effect on the habitat. (New Zealand Forest Service.)

JOINT COMMITTEE REPORTS ON YOUNG OFFENDERS
1975.
Resulting from a major longitudinal study into the social adjustment of New Zealand boys, the following reports seek to answer the question: “To what extent is it possible to predict from specific information collected at the age of ten those boys who will later become delinquent or show other signs of maladjustments.”

RESEARCH REPORT No. 1 $2.75
The Structure of the Bristol Social Adjustment Guide.

RESEARCH REPORT No. 2 $1
The Effects of Race and Socio-Economic Status on Juvenile Offending Statistics.

RESEARCH REPORT No. 3 $3
The Prediction of Juvenile Offending: A New Zealand Study.

JOURNAL OF ENSIGN BEST
Edited by Nancy M. Taylor $4.50
465 p. Illustrated. 1966.
Although intended as a personal record for his family, Ensign Best’s journal is a delightful account of his sojourn in Australia, Norfolk Island, and New Zealand. A random selection from the journal yields descriptions of hunting trips and picnics in New South Wales, viceregal balls in Sydney, a bachelor’s party on Norfolk Island, pig hunting in the Wairarapa, the first race meeting in New Zealand, sailing on Auckland Harbour, the death and burial of Governor Hobson, and an expedition from Auckland to Taupo.