New Zealand Minstrelsy
New Zealand Minstrelsy
Contents
- Erratonga — by William Golder
- A Bushranging — by William Golder p. 10
- Come to the Bush — by William Golder p. 11
- The Bushman’s Harvest Home — by William Golder p. 12
- The Pastry Baker — by William Golder p. 13
- Colonial Courtship of 1841 — by William Golder p. 14
- The Fair Emigrant’s Fate — by William Golder p. 16
- The South-East Storm — by William Golder p. 17
- The Thrashing Floor — by William Golder p. 18
- The Lover’s Invitation — by William Golder p. 19
- Answer to the Lover’s Invitation — by William Golder
- The Love Letter — by William Golder p. 20
- The Black Seal — by William Golder p. 21
- A Desperate Case — by William Golder p. 22
- Evening Industry — by William Golder p. 23
- Wairau:—or Col. W—’s Dirge to the Memory of His Brother — by William Golder p. 24
- A-Whaling — by William Golder p. 25
- The Setting Sun — by William Golder p. 26
- Mr. T—’s Dirge to the Memory of W. Cook, Drowned April 10, 1847 — by William Golder p. 27
- The Effects of Good Government, or the Happy Change — by William Golder p. 29
- The Sun Shining Out — by William Golder p. 30
- A Sonnet on the Wreck of the Maria — by William Golder p. 31
- An Old Bachelor’s Soliloquy on His First Honeymoon — by William Golder p. 32
- The Plough — by William Golder p. 33
- The Prudent Wife — by William Golder p. 34
- Stanzas, written while on the voyage out to New Zealand on board the “Bengal Merchant,” January 14, 1840 — by William Golder p. 35
- A Tribute to the Memory of Friendship — by William Golder p. 38
- An Epigram on Ambition — by William Golder, William Golder, William Golder, William Golder p. 40
- The Christian’s March — by William Golder p. 41
- The Penitent’s Prayer — by William Golder p. 42
- Answer to the above — by William Golder p. 43
- The Pilgrim’s Home — by William Golder p. 44
- The Christian’s Joy — by William Golder p. 45