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Special Partners
Place of Residence
Capital $

Haliburton, Donald Northcote … Wellington … 2,000
Hanna, Kathleen Joy … Bombay … 3,000
Harrison, Elizabeth Allison Fyffe … Nelson … 3,500
Havers, Donald … Auckland … 2,000
Hedge, Brahnavar Ramanna Sadananda … Wainuiomata … 2,000
Heinz, Kathleen Mary … Wellington … 3,500
Ward, Wendy Ann … Auckland … 1,500
Hudson, James Arthur Charles … Upper Hutt … 1,000
Hughes, Patricia Heritage … Wellsford … 1,000
Inman-Emery, Constance Lilian Molly … Auckland … 1,000
Jennings, William Francis } jointly … Auckland … 1,000
Johnson, Irene May … Bay of Plenty … 1,000
Johnson, Lewknor Stening … Auckland … 5,000
Jones, Alfred Lawrence … Christchurch … 4,000
Jones, Brian Lexington … Te Awamutu … 1,000
Kay, Helen Cowdray … Upper Hutt … 1,500
Kortink, Herman Antonius … Taupo … 2,000
Laing, Mabel Collis … Cambridge … 2,000
Lavin, Marie Noeline } jointly … Auckland … 1,000
Liddle, Ross Oliver … Kerikeri … 1,000
Low, William Buchanan … Auckland … 1,500
Lync, Brendon Vincent … Auckland … 1,000
MacFerson, Joyce Margaret … Taranaki … 1,000
MacLeod, Edwin Keith … Dunedin … 1,000
Mann, Teresa Gladys … Lower Hutt … 1,000
Mappstone, Jean Jamieson … Wellington … 2,000
Marshall, Robert Allan … Auckland … 1,000
Martin, William Gregory … Ruakaka … 1,000
Mascall, Michael James … Te Awamutu … 1,000
McCarthy, Dorothy Olive Mary } jointly … Ruawai … 1,000
McIvor, Gordon Maurice … Rotorua … 1,000
McKinnon, Joyce Beatrice … Plimmerton … 5,000
Minchin, Raymond John … Wellington … 1,000
Missen, Eric Alderson … Ōamaru … 1,000
Moran, Daniel Joseph … Ōamaru … 1,000
Mulcahy, Brian Thomas … 1,500
Mulcahy, Rosalie Eileen … Kawerau … 1,000
Murray, Victor Bruce } jointly … Auckland … 1,000
Murray, Sheila Ann … Auckland … 1,000
Norris, Kathleen Florence … Auckland … 1,000
Ogilivy, Joan Beryl … Cambridge … 1,000
Over, Beverley Ann … Lower Hutt … 1,000
Parkinson, Nora Jean … Waimana … 1,000
Palmer, Louie Maud … Auckland … 1,000
Partridge, George William … Wellington … 4,000
Porter, Frances Ann … Tauranga … 3,000
Pringle, Bertram Howard … Tauranga … 4,000
Pringle, Jean Grace … Rotorua … 3,000
Pringle, Walter Hippolyte … Auckland … 1,500
Read, Lois Sydney … Hawkes Bay … 1,000
Ritchie, Francis George … Lower Hutt … 1,000
Rowatt, Christina Frances … Wellington … 1,000
Shannon, Beverley June … Wanganui … 1,000
Smith, Barbara Christine … Lower Hutt … 2,000
Soni, Kantha … 2,000
Stammers, Joffre Roderick Gordon } jointly … Christchurch … 1,500
Stammers, Florence Ethel … Auckland … 1,500
Stewart, Alexander Claude Martin … Tauranga … 2,000
Summers, Rachel Mary … Auckland … 1,000
Taylor, Ellen Winifred … Hastings … 1,500
Tidwell, Stevenson … Timaru … 3,000
Tonkin, Lester David … Waiuku … 1,000
Torbet, Loris Carnwell … Ōtahuhu … 1,000
Tutchen, Judith … Pahiatua … 2,000
Urdu, Elsie May … Rotorua … 1,000
Waldman, Philip Mills } jointly … Waikanae … 1,000
Walker, Roy … Huntly … 1,000
Walker, Meryl Joan } jointly … Taupiri … 1,000
Ward, Ellen Marie … 1,000
Welch, Stephen Ross } jointly … Kutarere … 4,000
Welch, Barbara Ellen } jointly … Auckland … 1,000
White, Arthur Henry } jointly … Southland … 2,000
Whitelaw, Paul Erskine … Auckland … 2,000
Williams, Lindsay Mary … Auckland … 2,000
Wing, Beatrice Bertha Marion … Auckland … 2,000
Worth, Graham Donald } jointly … Kaitaia … 3,000
Worth, Patricia Edna … 3,000
Wright, Alteen Ida May …

Special Partners
Place of Residence
Capital $

Wright, Alexander Robert Lockhart … Kaitaia … 3,000
Wyatt, John Leonard … Leigh … 3,000
Wyatt, Kelyn George … Leigh … 2,000
Young, Winifred Eileen … Tauranga … 2,000

GENERAL PUBLICATIONS

SCENIC RESERVES OF OTAGO

26 p. 1975. $1.75

Written by L. W. McCaskill for the Department of Lands and Survey this little booklet provides us with a short description of the scenic reserves of the Otago Land District. Illustrated with full page photographs of some of the beauty spots of the area. (Department of Lands and Survey.)

SHADOW OF THE LAND

By Ian Wards

422 p. 1968. $9

The title for this book was provided by Nopera Panakarero, a Kaitaia chief of much influence, who, in May 1840, believed that only the “shadow of the land” had gone to Queen Victoria whilst the substance remained with the Maoris. Less than a year later he revised this opinion convinced that only the “shadow” would be the Maori portion.

The author examines the British acquisition of New Zealand, the Maoris trust in the Treaty of Waitangi and their confidence that its terms would be honoured and explains it was only by accident that the Maoris were guaranteed the possession of their lands and ancient privileges.

It is under these circumstances that the book considers the use of military force in New Zealand, analyses the arguments surrounding the provision of troops and concludes that, beyond any reasonable doubt there was never an attempt to govern by “moral suasion”.

New Zealand followed the normal nineteenth century British pattern of territorial acquisition.

The book is an essential introduction to the Maori wars of a later date.

SHARING SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

N.Z. COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SERVICE

88 p. 1978 $2.75

Report of the New Zealand Council of Social Service on desirable roles and directions in social service development.

SOCIAL TRENDS IN NEW ZEALAND

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

193 p. 1977. $4.50

This volume, the first to be produced, examines nine major social areas, viz. demographic patterns, housing and households, education, health and medical services, social welfare and social security, crime and law enforcement, leisure, labour force participation, and incomes.

While the emphasis is on trends, the descriptive text has been supplemented by tables, charts, and figures which highlight significant features.

The information brought together in this volume will assist policy makers, planners, students and others who have an interest in social trends and development in New Zealand society.

SOILS AND AGRICULTURE OF PART PAPARUA COUNTY

DSIR SOIL BUREAU BULLETIN 34

128 p. 1978. $12.75

Describes and classifies the soils of part Paparua County, an area of approximately 134 square miles west of Christchurch. A section on “land use” contains detailed accounts, with maps, of agriculture and horticulture, and notes on forestry by specialists from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries and the New Zealand Forest Service. Further supporting information, including data on the water resources of the county, is provided in the Appendices.