- All402,046 Results
- Images312,353 Results
- Books86,799 Results
- Reference sources1,653 Results
- Manuscripts610 Results
- Interactives321 Results
- Research Papers130 Results
- Videos109 Results
- Audio61 Results
- Journals10 Results
No filters selected
Narrow your search results by selecting the filters below.
Filter by
-
Creator
- Cyclopedia Company Limited
- Native Affairs Committee
- H. Hanson Turton
- New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council
- Alexander Mackay
- Stout, T. Duncan M.
- Una Platts
- James Cowan
- Church of England. Diocese of Auckland
- Henry Brett
- Te Rangi Hiroa
- General Assembly of New Zealand
- Helen
- Ken Alexander
- Katherine Mansfield
- Frank Foster
- Thomas Frederick Cheeseman
- He Mea Kohikohi Mai (Sir George Grey)
- Arthur L. Stead
- John White
- Tangiwai
- Joseph Angus Mackay
- Charles Hedley
- Stevens, Major-General W. G.
- Baker, J. V. T.
- McKinney, J. B.
- S. Percy Smith
- Rollo Arnold
- Francis Dart Fenton
- Edward P. Cox
- E. Vivian Hall
- Te Rangi Hiroa (Sir Peter Henry Buck)
- Murphy, W. E.
- Tohunga
- W. F. Ingram
- Church of the Province of New Zealand. Atirikonatanga o te Waimate
- Louis E. Ward
- Shibli Bagarag
- Alfred Domett
- G. B. Lancaster
- A. R. D. Fairburn
- Sir Walter Lawry Buller
- Diocese of Auckland
- Ross, Squadron Leader J. M. S.
- John Joseph Knight Hutchin
- William Golder
- Vanessa Griffen
- McClymont, W. G.
- N. A. Rowe
- Anson, T. V.
- John Dawson
- J. Macmillan Brown
- L. G. D. Acland
- Fred Waite
- Ellis, William
- Robin Hyde
- Edward Tregear
- James Cowan, F.R.G.S.
- Polish Children's Reunion Committee
- Julius Von Haast
- M. Mosley
- Bill Pearson
- Te Aute College Students' Association
- W. L. Williams
- Cody, J. F.
- Church of the Province of New Zealand. Diocese of Waiapu.
- Reweti Kohere
- Joan Stevens
- Gordon Macgregor
- Robert McNab
- Sheila G. Marshall
- William Martin
- Native Land Court
- Barbara Macmorran
- Elsdon Best
- E V Sale
- Rachel Barrowman
- Samuel Butler
- James Brogden
- Leo Fanning
- Māori Parliament
- Gregory O'Brien
- Kevin L. Jones
- Reweti T. Kohere
- Charles Bampton
- Māori parliament
- D. O. W. Hall
- Kay, Robin
- Joan Druett
- L. Cockayne
- R. G. Crocombe
- Thomas Bracken
- Richard Taylor
- F. Bruce Sampson
- Maui Pomare
- Thompson, Wing Commander H. L.
- Geoff Cochrane
- William Satchell
- A. E. Byrne
- Rev. George Pratt
- more...
- Date
- Language
- Content Provider
- Usage rights ?
- Website Collection
Introduction - In a Strange Garden: The Life and Times of Truby King
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
'What do you know about Truby King?' I asked the taxi-driver, hoping to avoid another dissertation on the parlous state of New Zealand cricket or rugby. 'He's the reason I have such a rotten stomach' was the unlikely reply. 'My mother fed me all that scientifically formulated stuff as a baby, and...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
BLOMFIELD, Charles 1848–1926
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
Born London: arrived in Auckland 1863. Trained as a house decorator, and was a self taught artist, yet he became considered one of page 45 the leading professional artists in New Zealand. Painted the Pink and White Terraces in the Rotorua district before the Tarawera eruption destroyed them in 18...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection.jpg)
[early haven road] - Early Haven Road
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
Haven Road was given its name in 1842 by the Street Naming Committee. It was also known at times as the Port Road or even Beach road. For example in The Examiner 12 July 1862: "A sudden storm caused damage on the Port Road and the spring tide sent water across the road, washing away part of the w...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
Nectar - Off the Record
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
‘You haven't been having much of that cider recently,’ Jonathan tells Riki across the table, chewing, grinning, shifting, his eyes alight with that manic gleam. Riki looks back at him. ‘Nah man,’ he says mildly. Riki exudes a kind of stillness, where Jonathan is constantly moving. Riki plays stra...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
Peotestant Sunday Schools - Picturesque Dunedin: or Dunedin and its neighbourhood in 1890
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
Very considerable attention is given by the ministers and members of the Protestant churches in Dunedin and suburbs, and indeed throughout the Provincial District, to the religious instruction of the young by means of Sunday Schools. With scarcely an exception every congregation maintains one or ...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection.gif)
Early Coastal Craft - Chapter VII. — Port Of Napier
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
The first vessel to enter the Iron Pot in the year 1857 was a small brigantine under the command of Captain Alex Blair , either the Esther or the Sea Serpent, of both of which he was in charge in the early days. His first appearance at Napier was in 1854. In 1866 he left Wellington for the Chatha...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
The Origin of the Maori Curve and Spiral - Chapter XIV — Polynesian Art: Carving and Tattooing - Maori and Polynesian: their origin, history and culture
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
(7) But the feature in which Maori carving art transcends all the rest of Polynesia is the use of the curve, and especially the spiral. In the bow and stern pieces of the canoes it is called by the natives pitau, the name for the centre frond of an edible tree-fern. And there it has indeed a stro...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection.jpg)
The Historic “Hetton” Locomotive - Our London Letter - The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 8, Issue 3 (July 1, 1933)
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
One hundred and eleven years ago there was put into service on the Hetton Railway, in Northern England, the historic “Hetton” locomotive constructed by George Stephenson and Nicholas Wood. This famous engine has been given a place of honour in the unique railway museum established at York. Built ...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection.jpg)
Chapter III — Plough and Flour-Mill. - The Old Frontier : Te Awamutu, the story of the Waipa Valley : the missionary, the soldier, the pioneer farmer, early colonization, the war in Waikato, life on the Maori border and later-day settlement
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
An illuminating account of the growth of agricultural enterprise among these Upper Waikato people and the position about 1850 is contained in an unpublished manuscript journal written by the Rev. John Morgan . * The missionary prefaces the narrative of the temporal side of his labours at Te Awamu...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
24. Public Trust Office. — Estates Remaining at end of 1893 - B. DETAILED STATEMENTS
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection.jpg)
The French Pass Post Office - Journal of the Nelson and Marlborough Historical Societies, Volume 2, Issue 3, 1989
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
This article has been prepared from the Webber writings which are in the Provincial Museum Library. It has been edited by Margaret C. Brown, but most of it is in the original words. Mail is one thing that we look forward to receiving daily and, with all our dissatisfaction about loss of post offi...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection.jpg)
Maoris cutting a road through Manawatu bush. March 31 1863
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
Maoris cutting a road through Manawatu bush. March 31 1863. Drawings & Prints Collection, Reference No. E-172-040 Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection.jpg)
Bibliographies and indexes - Access tools
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
A useful overview of these, though now rather dated, can be found in J.E. Traue's New Zealand Studies: A Guide to Bibliographic Resources (1985). As well as general guides, it very briefly covers the following formats: printed monographs, printed serials, theses, manuscripts, music, Māori music, ...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection.jpg)
Mr. William Edmonds - Hamiltons
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
Miss Edmonds And The Late Mr. Edmonds.
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
[untitled] - [No. 23. Native Reserve, Otago Heads]
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
List of Natives entitled to share in the Award of 1000 acres made by the Court in May, 1868, in satisfaction of all demands under Kemp's Deed, by the Natives who signed the Deed, but who never received any share of the Land reserved for Native purposes within the boundaries of that purchase. Note...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection.jpg)
CHAPTER 11 — The Tunisian Campaign - 23 Battalion
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
While the New Zealanders were at Tripoli , the war in North Africa was moving to the stage where decisive battles had to be fought in Tunisia . The Allied landings in the west had been followed by the landing of Von Arnim and Axis troops, up to a thousand a day, in northern Tunisia . This meant t...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection.jpg)
[advert] - Typo: A Monthly Newspaper and Literary Review, Volume 1, Issue 7 (30 July 1887)
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
XIX.—The Kings of Manu'a and Samoa
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
Introduction :—These genealogies are partly mythical, partly historical. The account, for instance, of the progeny of Le-Fatu and Le-‘ele'ele (No. XXII.) is clearly fabulous, but the list of the kings of Manu'a (No. XX.), given, as it is, by Taua-nu'u, the official recorder, is, in the main, reli...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection.jpg)
Looking at Storage
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
by Ian Inkster Feature Consultant. It's a fair bet that tomorrow's homes will remain compact, even small. The shortage of suitable land, a mounting pressure on materials and the scarcity on finance appear to make it inevitable. It's also safe to assume that we'll all travel less — soaring petrol ...
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
[trade dispatches] - Typo: A Monthly Newspaper and Literary Review, Volume 1, Issue 7 (30 July 1887)
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection
The Auckland Bell should have its clapper taken out and cleaned. In a late issue it referred editorially to « the damned scoundrels who misrepresent us in Wellington. » Among other exhibits by Messrs Spalding & Hodge, papermakers, at the Adelaide exhibition, is a roll of tissue paper, nine miles ...
New Zealand Electronic Text CollectionA National Digital Forum initiative hosted by the National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa
