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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 89

NEW ZEALAND HOUSEHOLD SURVEY REPORT 1976-77
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
60 p. 1978. $2.20
This report on the household survey is the second volume to be published in New Zealand providing detail of the expenditure patterns of the New Zealand population. The volume contains information relating to three years' data collection.

Part A. 1 April 1976–31 March 1977.
Part B. 1 April 1975–31 March 1976.
Part C. 1 July 1974–30 June 1975.

NO MARGIN FOR ERROR
Handbook for Writers and Typists
80 p. State Services Commission 1977 $1.75
First printed in 1974 under the title of “Well Typed Miss Jones”, the book has been revised and contains invaluable information for both writers and typists.

NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
No. 8 New Zealand's External Relations $1.80
Edited by T. C. Larkin 1962
No. 9 New Zealand Farm Production and Marketing $1.80
Edited by M. J. Moriarty 1963
No. 10 The Future of Manufacturing Industries in New Zealand $2.50
Edited by C. A. Blyth 1964
No. 11 Planning and Forecasting in New Zealand $2.00
Edited by J. P. M. Cornwall 1965
No. 12 Rural Land Administration in New Zealand $2.00
Edited by J. Bruce Brown 1966
No. 13 Administration in New Zealand's Multi-racial Society $2.00
Edited by R. H. Brookes and I. H. Kawharu 1967
No. 14 Wage Fixing in New Zealand $2.00
Edited by S. J. Callahan 1968
No. 15 Health Administration in New Zealand $2.00
Edited by R. J. Latimer 1969
No. 16 New Zealand in the Pacific $3.50
Edited by B. M. Brown 1970
No. 17 Policies for Regional Development in New Zealand $2.50
Edited by G. A. Town 1972
No. 18 Policy Transport in New Zealand $4.50
Edited by M. R. Palmer 1973
No. 19 Energy and the Environment $4.50
Edited by D. M. Adcock 1974
No. 20 Foreign Investment Policy $5.00
Edited by R. H. Carey 1975
No. 21 Land Use Policies $6.00
Edited by W. R. Dale 1976
No. 22 Violence: The Community and the Administrator $4.25
Edited by M. G. Kerr
N.Z. Policeman—The Developing Role of N.Z. Police $8.75
Edited by Sir John Marshall
(Books 1 to 7 in this series now out of print)

ORIENTEERING
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
86 p. 1980 $6.75 plus 50c p. and p.
This book introduces navigation skills and techniques and gives rules for course setters. Fully illustrated with maps, diagrams and photographs.

PROSPECTUS FOR PETROLEUM EXPLORATION IN NEW ZEALAND
MINISTRY OF ENERGY
63 p. 1980. $15.95 plus p. and p.
It is appropriate that the publication of this document should occur at the beginning of a decade in which there will be unprecedented investment in the development of New Zealand's energy resources. This publication, including application map and reference maps, presents brief descriptions of major prospective areas and reviews of licensing and taxation policies.

A REFRESHER COURSE IN CALCULATIONS
TRAINING GUIDE No. 3, SECOND EDITION 1975
62 p. 85c
This refresher course is intended to help those who are required to use calculations on the job, or who are about to undertake various study courses. It includes multiplication and division, fractions, decimals, percentages, averages, and also the metric system. (Industrial Training Service, Department of Labour.)

ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE COURTS
442 p. 1978. $5.80
Under the Chairmanship of the Hon. Justice Beattie, the Commission was set up in October 1976 to inquire into the structure and operation of the judicial system in New Zealand. The Report is divided into 3 parts—
Part I deals with The Past—A history of the Courts—the evolution of the Judicial System.
Part II—The Present—The Courts today. Covers the present court structure, Judicial appointments, and court administration.
Part III—The future—proposed court structure—sets out in detail the criteria for reform; the functions of the High and District Courts. The Judiciary, Court Administration. Relationship between the courts and people and the legal profession are other areas that are discussed at length in this the most comprehensive section of the report.
The conclusion sets out the recommendations of the Commission supported by tables, graphs, and a list of appendices.

RUGBY FOOTBALL—A GUIDE BOOK FOR TEACHERS, COACHES AND PLAYERS
SPORTS SERIES No. 4
80 p. 1977. $1
This revised booklet, one of the series Sports Instruction, has been designed to assist teachers and coaches develop the basic skills of rugby football.
Contains 28 different sections, well illustrated with photographs and diagrams. Teaching points are printed in bold type. Primary school teachers and lower grade coaches will gain most from the individual skills sections, secondary school teachers and senior coaches from the unit and team skills sections.
Covers all the basic principles of the game which enable players to become more efficient.

SCIENCE SYLLABUS AND GUIDE
Primary to Standard Four
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
$6.75 plus p. and p.
In this handbook, printed as several booklets, which is both syllabus and guide, the teacher motivates and guides the children. They raise questions, plan procedures, conduct experiments, make their observations and draw their own tentative conclusions.

SHADOW OF THE LAND
By Ian Ward
422 p. 1968. $9
The title for this book was provided by Nopera Panakareo, 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, that 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.