THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

NO. 90

OUR WILDLIFE

NEW ZEALAND'S NATIONAL WILDLIFE CENTRE

Francis Ross. Illustrated by Piers Hayman

25 pp. 1985. $5.45 plus $2.20 p & p

This colourful, easy-to-read book describes and illustrates the native birds and animals held at the National Wildlife Centre at Mount Bruce. It is an invaluable identification guide for visitors to Mount Bruce, but is equally useful for anyone interested in New Zealand’s wildlife.

DOCUMENTS ON NEW ZEALAND EXTERNAL RELATIONS

Compiled and Edited by Robin Kay

This series on New Zealand external relations available at the earliest possible stage, documents on the development of New Zealand’s foreign policy.

Vol. 1. The Australian-New Zealand Agreement 1944

297 pp. 1972. $10.45 plus $2.92 p & p

Contains documents which help to define the relationship of Australia and New Zealand in the six years before the Canberra Conference, those necessary to the understanding of the conference, and those which reveal the reaction to the Canberra Pact in the United Kingdom, and elsewhere. The establishment of the South Pacific Commission is also documented.

Vol. 2. The Surrender and Occupation of Japan

1782 pp. 1982. $82.50 plus $9.57 p & p

Reveals the growing awareness amongst those responsible for a New Zealand policy of what New Zealand’s interests were during the surrender and occupation of Japan.

Vol. 3. The ANZUS Pact and Treaty of Peace With Japan

1536 pp. 1985. $93.50 plus $9.57 p & p

Demonstrates the problems, considerations and actions undertaken by New Zealand and the Allies to bring about a peace settlement after the defeat and surrender of Japan in 1945.

JOHN HOBBS 1800-1883

T. M. I. Williment

304 pp. 1985. $27.45 plus $5.50 p & p

In this biography, John Hobbs is revealed as a modest but enterprising and courageous man whose achievements during the early era of the Methodist Mission in New Zealand and Tonga have not been fully recognised. In readable style, the author documents Hobbs’ devotion to God and humanity, and illuminates the lives of the many people who were part of the early missions.

THE KAURI AND THE WILLOW

Elsie Locke

205 pp. 1984. $18.65 plus $5.50 p & p

Readers of all ages are invited to open the windows on 140 years of history from 1801-1948. There are passages from diaries, letters and reminiscences; straight narrative and description; short stories drawn from real happenings; dialogue, verse and a selection of pictures. There is humour too, in this delightful pot-pourri of New Zealand’s pioneering past.

HANDBOOK FOR EXHIBITORS AND JUDGES

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES

50 pp approx. 2nd Revised Edition 1984. $6.05 plus $2.20 p & p

This handbook, first published in 1950 with the title “What Judges of Home Produce Look For” and revised and rewritten in 1973, has been in constant demand ever since. This new revised edition takes into account more up-to-date trends in foodstuffs, with emphasis on health foods, and also acknowledges the wider range of arts and crafts that are enjoyed and seen in shows throughout the country. This popular book will serve to assist all those involved in exhibitions or shows, whether as organisers, competitors, stewards, or judges.

CREATING WORK

A Guide to Creating Your Own Employment

David Nuttls

165 pp, 1984. $10.45 plus $2.92 p & p

Creating Work provides a wide range of case studies describing how other New Zealanders have created their own work. The author addresses all aspects of setting up and running a small business, and details the many resources (training, financial, legal, economic) available in New Zealand to those people who wish to create their own employment. The book continues to be in strong demand from social, business, and labour groups.

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