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96 D.

Alexander, Edward William.

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7 p.

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16 p.

Anson, George Edward, 1851-1934.

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79 p. : 9 ill.

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Contents: Our political, moral and social objects. - Some liberty propositions. - Education by bribes and coercion.

The Apia Church Gazette. - Apia:

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Archer, William, 1856-1924.

Six of one and half-a-dozen of the other; a letter to Mr L. Simons of The Hague. - London: Fisher Unwin, 1917.

32 p.

Ashburton under no-license; a pamphlet compiled

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16 p.

Atkinson, Arthur Richmond, 1863-1935.

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100 p.

Atkinson, Arthur Richmond, 1863-1935.

What about the revenue? a brief review of the fiscal aspect of the liquor question. - Wellington: New Zealand Alliance, 1911.

13 p.

Australasian Federal Convention. 1897-1898.

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Averill, Alfred Walter, Abp, 1865-1957.

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Balfour, Arthur James Balfour, 1st earl of, 1848-1930.

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32 p.

Bateman, William.

The Argentine Republic; its history, government and resources. - Dunedin: Printed at Otago Daily Times Office, 1895.

19 p.

From the Otago Witness, December 1894 and January 1895.

Begg, Ferdinand Faithfull, 1847-1926.

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30 p.

Begg, John Campbell, 1876-1965.

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16 p.

Besant, Annie, 1847-1933.

Theosophy and imperialism; a lecture. - London: Theosophical Publishing Society, 1902.

30 p.

Bible reading in schools; some correspondence with its leaders and a pamphlet on Christian theology and modern education and civilisation. - Nelson: Printed by Lucas & Son (Nelson Mail), 1928.

24 p.

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Biddlecombe, J.

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23 p.

Blatchford, Robert, 1851-1943.

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31 p.

Bolt, William Mouat, 1838-1907.

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31 p. : plates.

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112 p.

Bowden, George William Boyce, 1885

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Brinkerhoff, Edgar Dayton, 1857.

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12 p.

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Brown, John Macmillan, 1846-1935.

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3 p.

At head of title: Eugenics Education Society.

Brown, John Macmillan, 1846-1935.

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Brown, John Macmillan, 1846-1935.

Shelley's Adonais; a series of lectures. - Christchurch: Isitt, 1925.

64 p.

Brunet, Emile, 1863

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23 p. : facsims.

Bryce, James Bryce, viscount, 1838-1922.

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16 p.

Buller, Sir Walter Lawry, 1838-1906.

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5 P.

Bute, John Patrick Crichton-Stuart, 3rd marquis of, 1847-1900.

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16 p.

Butterworth, Arthur Reginald, 1850-1924. Australian federation and the Privy

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Carlile, William Warrand.

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24 p.

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Cassell and Company, Ltd.

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63 p.

Chapman, Sir Frederick Revans, 1849-1936.

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8 p.

Chilton, Charles, 1860-1929.

The Christchurch artesians and the city water supply. - Christchurch: Lyttelton Times, Printers, 1924.

133 p. : ill.

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Chilton, Charles, 1860-1929.

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15 p.

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15 p.

Civic and Moral Education League.

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4 p.

Clayden, Peter William.

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24 p.

Cleary, Henry William, Bp, 1859-1929.

The Catholic Church & party politics. - [Auckland]: Whitcombe & Tombs, 1928.

4 p. - (The month reprints; 29)

Cleary, Henry William, Bp, 1859-1929.

The state-religion league. Alleged Catholic purchase of Labour party votes. The league in politics. The text of the greater part of a discourse delivered ... July 1, 1928 ... - Wellington: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1928.

8 p. - (The month reprints; 28)

Coghlan, Sir Timothy Augustine, 1856-1926.

A statistical account of the seven colonies of Australasia. - Sydney: Govt. Printer, 1890.

186 p. : fold. map

Cohen, Mark, 1849-1928.

An Empire symposium on important imperial issues: being the opinion of representative New Zealanders in respect to: 1. Representation of the overseas dominions in the councils of the Empire. 2. Dealing with the conquered colonies of the enemy. 3. The basis of future contribution to the Imperial Navy. 4. The policing of the Pacific. 5. Future trade policy of the Empire. - Dunedin: Star Print, [1916]

24 p.

'Companionship in arms'. Speeches delivered in London on April 12, 1917, by the Prime Minister of Great Britain [and others] ... to celebrate America's adhesion to the Allies' cause. - London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1917.

24 p.

Contemporary review. No. 416, August, 1900.

153-304 p.

Contains article by Sir Robert Stout: Australasia; her resources and foreign trade, p.266-274.

Cook, Edward Tyas, Sir, 1857-1919.

How Britain strove for peace; a record of Anglo-German negotiations 1898-1914, told from authoritative sources. - London: Macmillan, 1914.

39 p.

Cooper, William, 1852

A greater heaven, or from pulpit to Paradise; a Christmas Eve story. - Auckland: Geddis & Blomfield, 1905.

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Cotton, George Witherage, 1821-1892.

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8 p.

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Coulton, George Gordon, 1858-1947.

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20, 16 p. - (Medieval studies; 8)

Reprinted from The contemporary review, and The Churchman, 1907.

Coulton, George Gordon, 1858-1947.

The Roman Catholic church and the Bible; some historical notes. - Great Shelford, Cambs.: 1921.

36 p.

Cowan, James, 1870-1943.

Samoa and its story. - Christchurch: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1914.

63 p. : ill.

Crouch, Richard Armstrong, 1868-1949.

Paths to Federation. A criticism of present methods. - Melbourne: Paul, 1905.

7 p.

At head of title.: Imperial Federation League.

Cunningham, William, 1849-1919.

The causes of labour unrest and the remedies for it; the draft of a report. - London: John Murray, 1912.

29 p.

Curran, Henry.

Should Christians vote against the liquor traffic? - Rev, and enl. - Wellington: [New Zealand Alliance, 1911]

6 p.

Darton, Thomas, d.1909.

The last chapter of the earth's history; the lunar hypothesis, by Thos. Darton and John Christie. - Dunedin: Otago Daily Times and Witness Newspapers Company, 1909.

46 p.

Reprinted from the Otago Witness.

Dastardly attack on Sir Joseph Ward; Mr T.E. Taylor on political methods; lively scene in Parliament; Sir Joseph Ward speaks. This pamphlet is printed and circulated as a compliment to Sir Joseph Ward, by the members of the Liberal Party. - Wellington:

Printed by the N.Z. Times Co. for the Progressive Liberal League of New Zealand, [1910]

15 p.

Davies, Edward.

Capital: the friend and ally of wage-earners and the mainspring of commerce; extracts and notes by a Wage-earner for more than half a century. - Melbourne: Hart Printing, 1896.

32 p.

De Aula, Hugh.

A new theory of poverty; by Hugh De Aula. - London: Williams and Norgate, 1872.

15 p.

De la Mare, Frederick Archibald, 1877-1960.

Our educational system; a series of articles written for and published in the Waikato Times ... September, October and November, 1918. - Hamilton: Printed at the Waikato Times, 1918.

33 p.

De Leon, Daniel, 1852-1914.

The preamble of the Industrial Workers of the World; address delivered ... at Union Temple, Minneapolis, Minnesota, July tenth, nineteen-hundred and five. - New York City: New York Labor News, [1905?]

48 p.

Dibbs, George Richard, Sir, 1834-1904.

To the Hon. Sir James Patterson ... 12 June 1894. - Sydney: Govt. Printer, 1894.

10 p.

Drage, Geoffrey, 1860

The Balkan main current.

197-216 p.

Extract from the Edinburgh review, Jan. 1913.

Drage, Geoffrey, 1860

Eton and the Empire; an address delivered at Eton College, Saturday, November 15th, 1890.. - 2nd thousand - Eton: R. Ingalton Drake, 1891.

40 p.

Duffus, Robert Drucke Lubecke, 1837?-1907.

The electors war cry; tax the land and spare the people, an appeal to the electors on the burning question of the day. By A voice from the people. - Auckland: Lennox, [1884?]

31 p.

Duffus, Robert Drucke Lubecke, 1837?-1907.

Hard times and land monopoly; an appeal to the electors to stamp out poverty and abolish all taxation upon industry by nationalising the future unearned increase in land value, by A voice from the people. - Auckland: Lennox, [1884]

170 D.

Dunn, William.

Some forms of gambling including the totalisator. - Dunedin: Wilkie, [1893?]

12 p.

Eccles, Alfred, 1880-1951.

The first New Zealand exhibition and Dunedin in 1865. - Dunedin: Crown Print, 1925.

19 p. : ill. (1 fold.)

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Engels, Friedrich, 1820-1895.

The labour movement in America; the George movement - the Knights of Labour - the socialists. - London: William Reeves, 1887.

8 p.

Reprint of the preface to 1887 edition of Condition of the working class in England in 1844.

English Land Restoration League.

Special report: with the 'Red vans' in 1897. - London: 1898.

24 p. : ill.

Farrand, William B.

Life thoughts. - Auckland: Reliance Print, 1918.

[22] p.

Fidus Achates.

An open letter to the scientific men of New Zealand. [3] p. Reprinted from the Wellington "Evening Post" of 20th Dec. 1918.

Findlay, Sir John George, 1862-1929.

Travels with a Royal commission; by a Camp follower. - Wellington: N.Z. Times, [1910?] 19 p.

Fitzgerald, James Edward, 1818-1896. Religious teaching; a speech. - Christchurch: Printed at the Press Office, 1868. 8 p.

Fitzgibbon, Edmund Gerald.

Party government and suggestions for better. Reprinted from the 'Melbourne review' of January 1878, with additions to date.

Melbourne: Melville, Mullen & Slade, 1893.

35 p.

Forrest, John Forrest, baron, 1847-1918.

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14 p.

Fotheringham, W.

Notes on the old crosskirk at Quendale at Dunrossness, Shetland, and its monumental stones.

174-180 p.

Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 1907.

France. Commission instituée en vue de constater les actes commis par l'ennemi en violation du droit des gens.

L'Allemagne et le droit des gens; faits criminels commis à l'egard des combattants et du personnel sanitaire attaché aux armées. Troisiéme et quatrieme rapports, - Paris: Imprimerie des journaux officiels, 1915.

63 p.

France. Commission instituee en vue de constater les actes commis par l'ennemi en violation du droit des gens.

Les atrocites allemandes en France; rapport - Paris: Imprimerie des journaux officiels, 1915.

16 p.

Extrait du Journal Officiel de la Reépublique francaise du 8 janvier 1915.

France. Ministere des affaires étrangéres.

The deportation of women and girls from Lille; translated textually from the note addressed ... to the governments of neutral powers ... with extracts from other documents ... relating to German breaches of international law during 1914, 1915, 1916. - London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1916.

81 p.

Freemasons. Grand Lodge of N.Z.

Report and minutes of proceedings of the Masonic convention of lodge delegates, held in. Wellington ... 1880. - Wellington: Evening Post Print, 1889.

32 p.

Galland, L. Frédéric.

Te porotetani mau; iritihia ei reo tahiti no roto i te hoe puta i te reo farani i papahia e te orometua ra o L.-F. Galland. - Cahors: Coueslant, 1902.

100 p.

Translation of Savez-vous bien ce que c'est qu'un vrai protestant?

Gammell, John, 1835-1913.

The rational theory of the Book of Daniel. - Christchurch: Henry, [1898]

51 p.

Gardner, Oswald.

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24 p.

George, Henry, 1839-1897.

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San Francisco: Land Reform League of California, [188-]

15 p.

Gladstone, William Ewart, 1809-1898.

The government of Ireland bill; speech delivered ... in the House of Commons, on moving for leave to introduce a Bill for the better government of Ireland, on Thursday 8th April 1886. - London: National Press Agency for the Liberal Central Association, [1886]

47 p.

At head of title: Authorised edition.

Gordon, Ernest Barron, 1867

Two footnotes to the history of the anti-alcohol movement. - Boston: 1916.

64 p. - (Studies and documents of the anti-alcohol movement; 2)

Gordon, John Hannah, Sir, 1850-1913.

The river question; a letter from J.H. Gordon to the premier of Victoria, W.H. Irvine, 13th February 1903. - Adelaide: J.L. Bonython & Co., 1903.

8 p.

Goudie, Gilbert.

The ecclesiastical antiquities of the southern parishes of Shetland. - Aberdeen: W. Jolly, 1912.

15 p. : ill.

Reprinted from the Scottish Ecclesiological Society Transactions, 1911-12.

Goudie, Gilbert.

The ecclesiastical revenues of Shetland after the Reformation settlement in 1560. [302]-313 p.

Extract from the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, v.44, 1910.

Grant, George Monro, 1835-1902.

Imperial federation; a lecture delivered in Victoria Hall, Winnipeg, on September 13th, 1889. - Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press Print, 1890.

15 p.

Grant, James Gordon Stuart, 1838-1902.

Horae literariae. - Dunedin: Fergusson & Mitchell, [1889?]

4 p.

Gt Brit. Committee on Alleged German Outrages. Report of the Committee on Alleged German

Outrages. -.Melbourne: Govt. Printer, 1915.

22 p.

Committee chairman: Viscount Bryce.

Gt Brit. India Office.

Indian constitutional reforms: the Montagu-Chelmsford proposals. A brief version of the official report by the Secretary of State and the Viceroy. - London: John Murray for the India Office, 1918.

53 p.

An abridged version of East India (constitutional reforms), Cd.9109.

Gt Brit. Parliament. House of Commons.

The full text of the Home Rule Bill 1893, as introduced ... by Mr Gladstone, February 1893; with index, summary, and comparison of the bills of 1886 and 1893. - 6 ed. - London: Pall Mall Gazette, 1893.

32 p. - (Pall Mall gazette extra; 67) Caption title: The Home Rule Bill 1893.

Griffith, Samuel Walker, Sir, 1845-1920.

Australasian federation; Legislative Assembly, 9 July 1890. - [Brisbane: Govt. Printer, 1890]

5 p.

Grossman, Joseph Penfound, 1864-1953.

Bimetallism, as a remedy for the present depressed condition of labour and capital. - Dunedin: Printed at Otago Daily Times Office, [1896]

15 p.

Hammond, Robert Broadribb Stuart.

An address delivered at the Anglican Synod in the Diocese of Waiapu ... with answers to questions ... - Wellington: New Zealand Alliance, 1911.

7 p.

Caption title: No-license and Dominion prohibition.

Hanson, Sir Richard Davies, 1805-1876.

Law in nature, and other papers, read before the Adelaide Philosophical Society and the South Australia Institute. - Adelaide: Rigby, 1865.

75 p.

Hargrove, Ernest Temple.

An American view of the South African situation; how Australasia might help Great Britain, by 'T.', author of 'World politics', etc. - New York: 1901.

64 p.

Harris, James.

Is no license a success? by Jim Harris, Karaka Creek, Thames, who went to see for himself. - Wellington: [New Zealand Alliance, 1911]

24 p.

Hean, George William.

Ashburton answers; independent testimony of 122 business and professional men. (In answer to an impartial circular). - Wanganui: Wanganui Chronicle Co., Printers, 1905.

30 p.

Includes advertising matter.

Henkel, F.W.

L'Evolution Zanichelli, 1911. 9 p.stellaire et les théories de la capture. - Bologna: Nicola

Extract from Scientia; v.9, anno 5 (1911)

Henley, Thomas F.

Poverty (an essay). - Melbourne: E.W. Cole, [1893]

20 p.

Copy postmarked 'Se 3 93'.

Henry, John, 1834

An address delivered ... to the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association of Latrobe, ... on Monday, March 10th, 1890. - [Launceston]: 'Launceston examiner' and 'Tasmanian', 1890.

15 D.

Cover, caption and running title: Free-trade v. protection.

Henry, John, 1834

Address to the electors of Tasmania, on The Federal constitution bill. - Devonport [Tasmania]: Printed at 'The North-west Post' office, [1898]

12 p.

Henry, Richard, 1845-1929.

Speculations in astronomy. - [Helensville?: 1925?]

8 p.

Hensman, Alfred Peach, 1833-1902.

Correspondence between Sir F.N. Broome, Governor of Western Australia, and Alfred P. Hensman, late ... Attorney-General in that colony, relating to Mr Hensman's resignation of his office; together with a letter from Mr Hensman to ... Earl Granville, Secretary of State for the Colonies. - Perth: 1886.

44 p.

Hervey, Maurice H.

The genesis of imperial federation. - Sydney: John Sands, 1887.

34 p.

Hill, Henry Thomas, 1849-1933.

The moa - legendary, historical, and geological; why and when the moa disappeared. - Wellington: Govt. Printer, 1914.

330-351 p. : map

From Transactions of the New Zealand Institute, v.46, 1913.

Hirsch, Max, 1853-1909.

The property tax, or a tax on wealth in all its forms: who pays it? - Melbourne: 'Beacon' newspaper, [1894]

15 p.

Hirsch, Max, 1853-1909.

A scheme of taxation for producers. - Melbourne: Saxton & Buckie, [ca.1895?]

7 p. - (The Single tax library)

Hoare, James O'Bryen Dott Richard, 1835-1914.

The treatment of criminals. - [Christchurch: 189-?]

4 p.

Reprinted from the Canterbury Times, August 22nd.

Hobhouse, Emily, 1860-1926.

To the Committee of the South African Distress Fund; report of a visit to the camps of women and children in the Cape and Orange

River colonies. - London: Friars Printing Association, [1900]

40 p.

Hótel. Métropole, Sydney.

The Hotel Metropole guide book to Sydney,

and principal railway and Post Office towns in New South Wales. - Second issue. - Sydney: Australian Coffee Palace Company, 1891.

96 p. : ill.

The 'How I was educated' papers; from the Forum magazine. - New York: Appleton, 1889. 126 p.

Unbound pamphlets contd.

Hunter, William Alexander, 1844-1898.

The financial relations of England and Scotland. -.Edinburgh: Offices of the Scottish Home Rule Association, 1892.

17 p.

Intercolonial Conference of Australasian Chambers of Commerce, Sydney, 1897.

New Hebrides and trade in the Pacific; extracts from report and from a statement submitted to the Hon. G.H. Reid. - Sydney: Andrew, Printers, 1897.

12 p.

Izett, James.

The blood that makes for Empire. A series of patriotic songs. - Wellington: Wright & Carman Printers, 1901.

23 p.

Izett, James.

King George the Third. A tragedy. - Wellington: Printed by Watts & Richards, 1899.

48 p.

Izett, James.

Tutanekai and Hinemoa. - New Plymouth:

Printed at the Taranaki Daily News Office [1925]

19 p.

Verse

Johnston, Robert Mackenzie, 1844-1918.

Proposed psychometer index designed as an aid to the better determination of common fungoid illusions, and of the comparative value of mental concepts. - [Hobart?: ca.1900?]

12 p.

Jones, William Tudor, 1865-1946.

Rudolf Eucken's Philosophy of Religion. - Wellington: Geddis Printer, 1908.

43 p.

Jordan, David Starr, 1851-1931.

Imperial democracy.

19 p.

From the New world for December 1898.

Jordan, David Starr, 1851-1931.

Utilitarian science.

[76]-91 p.

Reprinted from the Popular science monthly, November 1904.

Jordan, David Starr, 1851-1931.

What shall we say? being comments on current matters of war and waste. - Boston, Mass.: World Peace Foundation, 1913.

82 p.

Kahn, Otto Hermann, 1867-1934.

The need for national efficiency; extracts from an address, January 1918. - [New York?: 1918]

30 p.

Kahn, Otto Hermann, 1867-1934.

Prussianized Germany; Americans of foreign descent and America's cause. - [New York?: 1917]

21 p.

From an address before the Harrisburg, Pa., Chamber of Commerce, September 26, 1917.

Keane, Sir John, 1873-1956.

The zealots; over-regulation and its bearing on national waste. - London: John Murray,

1921.

60 p.

Kingston, Charles Cameron, 1850-1908.

Debate in the South Australian House of Assembly on second reading of the Bill for the settlement of industrial disputes, introduced by C.C. Kingston. - Adelaide: W.K. Thomas, 1891.

8 p.

Knights of Labour Gisborne Assembly.

An eloquent discourse on our modern social and industrial system. - Gisborne: N.Z. Standard Office, [ca.1895]

4 p.

Kutrzeba, Stanisaw, 1876-1946.

The rights of Russia to Lithuania and White-Ruthenia. - Paris: Imp. Flinikowski, 1919.

11 p.

Ladenburg, Albert, 1842-1911.

On the influence of the natural sciences on our conceptions of the universe; an address delivered ... before ... the Association of German Scientists and Physicians; translated by Charles T. Sprague. - London: Watts, [1904?]

15 p.

Issued for the Rationalist Press Association.

Le Rossingnol, James Edward, 1866-1959.

Taxation in Colorado. - Denver, Colo.: G.T. Bishop, 1902.

64 p.

Levinge, Henry Mark, 1847?-1918.

What's the time? - [Wanganui]: Hatherly & Johnson, Print., [1900?]

4 p.

Notes to accompany the picture of an instrument.

Lichnowsky, Karl Max, fOrst von, 1860-1928. Lichnowsky memoirs: My mission to London, 1912-1914. - London: Cassell, [1918]

32 p.

Printed in Australia by the Osborne Print.

Lloyd, Henry Demarest, 1847-1903.

The Chicago traction question. - [Chicago: 1903?]

92 p. : port.

Lloyd George, David Lloyd George, 1st earl, 1863-1945.

The Great War; speech delivered ... at the Queen's Hall, London, on September 19th, 1914. - London: Hodder and Stoughton, [1914]

16 p.

Luschan, Emma von.

Anthropologische Messungen an 95 Engländern (S.S. 'Durham Castle', Brit. Association 1905); von Emma and Felix von Luschan.

[58]-80 p.

Extract from Zeitschrift fër Ethnologie,

Hft 1, 1914.

Lutosawski, Wincenty, 1863-1954. Bolshevism and Poland. - Paris: Imp. Flinikowski, 1919.

38 p.

McCarthy, Samuel Ernest, 1857?-1928.

An address "Citizenship & democracy". - Christchurch: Christchurch Press, 1919.

2 p.

MacDonald, Robert Gordon, 1854-1931.

The Highlanders of Waipu or Echoes of 1745. A Scottish Odyssey. - Dunedin: Star Print, [1925]

19 p.

Reprinted from Evening Star, June-July 1925.

MacDonald, Robert Gordon, 1854-1931. Thrift or the secret of money-making. - Dunedin: Otago Daily Times, Dn. 1918.

12 p. - (Social problems; no.2)

McGee, Thomas D'Arcy, 1825-1868.

The Irish position in British and in republican North America; a letter to the editors of the Irish press irrespective of party. - 2 ed. - Montreal: M. Longmoore, 1866.

45 p.

MacGregor, James, 1830-1894.

The day of salvation, obscured in a recent pamphlet on "The reign of grace." - Dunedin: New Zealand Bible, Tract, and Book Depot, [1888]

72 p.

MacGregor, John, 1850-1936.

The church and social problems. Marriage and Divorce. An apologia. - [Dunedin: Otago Daily Times, 1921]

12 p.

Mackail, John William, 1859-1945.

Swinburne; a lecture delivered before the University on April 30, 1909. - Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1909.

27 p.

McKeague, John.

Liquor reform: prohibition or no license in New Zealand; its real effects. - Sydney: Ross Brothers, [1905]

48 p.

MacKenzie, Sir Clutha Nantes, 1895- ed.

The history of H.M.S. New Zealand, 1912-1919 ... Published under the auspices of The New Zealand Navy League. - Wellington: Printed by the Wellington Publishing Co., 1919.

38 p. : 7 plates.

Mackenzie, Hugh, 1861-1940.

Educational reform. - [Wellington]: Post Print, 1918.

[2] p.

Reprinted from Evening Post, 16, 17 and 23 May 1918.

Mackenzie, Hugh, 1861-1940.

The Opposition; or, Massey's soliloquy, etc. (Hudibrastic in spirit and intention, with apologies to the shade of Theodore Hook). - [Wellington]: N.Z. Times Print [ca.1905]

15 p.

Previously attributed to Andrew Ross.

Mackenzie, Hugh, 1861-1940.

The task of education and of statesman-ship. - Wellington: Blundell Bros., [1919?]: 14 p.

Reprinted from the Evening Post.

Mackenzie, Hugh, 1861-1940.

Tendencies in latter-day education (with special reference to higher education in New Zealand). - Wellington: Blundell Bros., 1925.

10 p.

MacMillan, Robert.

Unsuccessful competitors and other stories, by 'Gossip'. Reprinted from the 'Sydney Stock & station journal'. - Sydney: Wm Brooks, 1897.

155 p. : port. - (Brooks' series; 1)

First issued as Australian gossip and story, by 'Globetrotter' in 1895.

Matthai, John, 1886-1959.

India and the war. - London: Oxford University Press, 1915.

20 D. - (Papers for war time; 30)

Messerschmidt, Leopold, 1870-1911.

The Hittites; translated by J. Hutchison. London: David Nutt, 1903.

56 p. : ill. - (The Ancient east; 6)

Methuen, Sir Algernon Methuen Marshall, 1856-1924.

England's ruin, discussed in sixteen letters to the Right Honourable Joseph Chamberlain, M.P., by A.M.S. Methuen. - London: Methuen, 1905.

127 p.

Author's name originally Algernon Methuen Marshall Stedman.

Mirams, James. 1839-1916.

The present depression, its cause and cure. - Melbourne: Hanson & Co., 1892.

25 D.

Morris, Edward Ellis, 1843 - -1901. On the tracks of Captain Cook. 499-514 p.

Extract from Transactions of the New Zealand Institute, v.33, 1900.

Morton, Alfred Clement.

The liquor traffic: is it beneficial to the individual? Is it profitable to the state? ... by A moderate drinker. - Wellington: Printed by Blundell, Evening Post, 1905.

97 p.

Mulvanah, Ernest, 1874?-1953.

Reprints of articles on political and economic questions published in the Hawke's Bay Observer as leading articles, 1917-1919. Napier: Printed by Ball, 1922.

59 p. : port.

New South Wales. Laws, etc.

The social reform acts of 1866. - Sydney: Govt. Printer, 1867.

37 P.

New Zealand Alliance.

The King Country, a prohibited area; our native race: New Zealand looks to Parliament to keep the flag unstained. - Wellington: 1923.

16 p. : map

New Zealand Alliance.

The revenue question in a nutshell. - Wellington: [1911]

[4] P.

New Zealand Alliance.

The Roman Catholic Church and the liquor traffic. - [Wellington: 1911]

3 p.

N.Z. Army, 1st NZEF., 41 Reinforcements.

The Digger, being the un-official record of the early days of the 41st Rft at sea. - [Capetown: Cape Times, 1918]

32 p.

New Zealand Parliament. House of Representatives.

Index to the principal resolutions passed by, and motions negatived, withdrawn and lapsed in the House of Representatives, 1854 to 1892. Compiled by H. Otterson. Wellington: Govt. Printer, 1892.

101 p.

New Zealand Secondary Schools Conference, Christchurch, 1918.

Proceedings. - Invercargill: W. Smith, Printer, 1918.

19 p.

New Zealand; the land of opportunity. - Wellington: Printed by Harry H. Tombs, 1920. 45 p. : ill.

Probably by R.G. Denton.

N.Z. Validation Court, Gisborne.

Tiffen's case. - [Gisborne]: Poverty Bay Herald, 1893.

Broadside.

Reprinted from Poverty Bay Herald, April 20th and 21st, 1893.

Nimrod.

Beelzebub unmasked; or, The Bible not political economy the true guide for men and nations and the true theory of social organization, by Nimrod, a lawyer. - Invercargill: W. Smith, Printer, [1895]

32 p.

Supposed author: John Houghton.

Norgrove, Walter T.

The stand-or-fall platform of the great political mountebank, written by his distinguished admirer for his next performance at the Opera House, due notice of which will be given ... - Wellington: Maggett & Percy, Printers, [1889?]

15 p.

Ogilvy, Arthur James, 1834-1914.

A colonist's plea for land nationalisation, by A.J.O. With an introduction by Alfred R. Wallace. - London: [1888]

51 p. - (Land Nationalisation Society Tracts; 23)

Ogilvy, Arthur James, 1834-1914.

The land, by A.J.O. Published by the Tasmanian Land Nationalisation Society. - Hobart: Printed at 'The Mercury' Office, 1887.

28 p.

Orchard, Albert John, 1874-1958.

N.Z. doctors on alcohol; A.J. Orchard, J.P. Whetter. - [Wellington: New Zealand Alliance, 1911]

[4] p.

Otago Trades and Labour Council.

Manifesto. - [Dunedin: 1884]

1 p.

Candidates endorsed by the Council for the Parliamentary election.

Oxford and Asquith, Herbert Henry Asquith, 1st earl, 1852-1928.

The war: its causes and its message; speeches delivered by the Prime Minister August-October 1914. - 4 ed. - London: Methuen, 1914.

39 p.

Park, James, 1857-1946.

Coral reefs and atolls. Modern views of their origin, with recent observations at the Isle of pines. - Wellington: Govt. Printer, 1921.

13 p.

Park, James, 1857-1946.

Maori and early European explorations in Western Otago; a lecture given before Otago Institute on 11th July, 1922. - Dunedin:

Otago Daily Times and Witness Newspapers, 1922.

14 p.

Park, Leslie J.

Notes of travel in South Africa. Melbourne: Australian Financial Gazette and Insurance Chronicle, 1898.

21 p. : port.

Peacocke, Gerald Loftus, 1851-1938.

The North Auckland Main Trunk railway: why it should be constructed; the cradle of civilized government in New Zealand. - Auckland: [Auckland Main Trunk Railway League, 1903]

36 p. : ill., maps

Perkins, George J. Mackay; an essay upon the rise, progress, industries, resources and prospects of the town & district of Mackay. - Mackay: H.B. Black, 1888.

62 p.

Phillips, Coleman, 1846-1925.

The Book of Common Prayer, and other rites and ceremonies of the Church of God in New Zealand; being an amendment of the present Church of England service, respectfully suggested for the use of all men who desire to worship God side by side in brotherly adoration. - Wellington: Lyon & Blair, 1886.

xv, 5-44 p.

Morning prayer section also in vols. 14 and 54

Piper, Jesse.

Natural law in the commercial world; or, Liberty, the cause of commercial prosperity; a pamphlet for the times. - 2 ed. - Nelson: Lucas, [1910?]

22 p.

[Political leaflets] What is a junior worker.

The Working Man's government. Lowering wages & raising salaries. - Wellington: City Printing Co., [ca.1896?]

3 handbills.

Pollock, Sir Frederick, bart, 1845-1937.

Imperial organisation; a paper read before the Royal Colonial Institute, April 11, 1905. - London: [Royal Colonial Institute, 1905]

19 p.

Prothero, George Walter, Sir, 1848-1922.

A lasting peace; a conversation between X (a neutral) and Y (an Englishman) - London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1917.

39 p.

Pulsford, Edward, 1844-1919.

Freedom in New South Wales versus oppression in Victoria; a reply to the Age articles. - Sydney: Gibbs, Shallard, 1887.

59 p. : ill.

Pyke, Vincent, 1827-1894.

Craigielinn, by F.E. Renwick. Edited by Vincent Pyke, with an introduction by William MacDonald. - Dunedin: Braithwaite, 1884.

82 p.

Written in the Scottish dialect by Pyke using his wife!s [sic] maiden name of Renwick as a pseudonym.

At head of title: The Ayrshire Association, prize story.

Queensland. Parliament. Legislative Assembly.

Debates in the Legislative Assembly, Queensland, on Mr Glassey's motion for the appointment of a special commission to inquire into all matters in connection with the recent labour troubles and their origin. -[Brisbane: Govt. Printer, 1891]

89 p.

Cover-title: Queensland shearers' strike.

Ramsay MacDonald's romantic life story, by 'One who knows him'. - London: Reynold's News, [1924]

30 p. : ill. - (Reynolds's extra; 2)

Report of meeting on proportional representation or effective voting, held at River House, Chelsea, on Tuesday July 10th, 1894. Addresses by Miss Spence, Mr Balfour, Mr Balfour, Mr Courtney, Sir John Lubbock and Sir John Hall. - London: John Bale, 1894.

36 p.

Chiefly by Miss C.H. Spence.

Reynolds, Rachel Selina, 1838-1928.

In many moods. - Dunedin: Coulls, [ca.1915]

23 p.

Verse.

Reynolds, Rachel Selina, 1838-1928.

Pioneering in Australia and New Zealand; incidents in the life of the late Mrs W.H. Reynolds, Dunedin, N.Z., as recounted by herself. - [Dunedin]: Otago Daily Times, 1929.

22 p.

Reprinted from the Otago Daily Times, August, 1929.

Roche, Thomas, 1875?-1953.

The fundamental principles of education. -[Wellington]: Dominion Executive of the New Zealand Catholic Federation, 1916.

16 p.

"Republished from the N.Z. Tablet."

Rohde, Robert Turner.

A practicable decimal system for Great Britain and her colonies. - 25th thousand. - London: Effingham Wilson, 1888.

17 p. : ill.

Rosebery, Archibald Philip Primrose, 5th earl of, 1847-1929.

Dr Johnson; an address delivered at the Johnson bicentenary celebration at Lichfield, September 15, 1909. - Authorised ed. - London: Arthur L. Humphreys, 1909.

26 p.

Rosebery, Archibald Philip Primrose, 5th earl of, 1847-1929.

Questions of empire. - London: Humphreys, 1900.

37 p.

A rectorial address delivered before the students of the University of Glasgow, Nov. 16th, 1900.

Roseby, Thomas, 1844-1918.

Is there any social question? Paper read before the Australian Economic Association, February 1895. - Sydney: W.E. Smith, [1895]

15 p.

Caption title.

Ross, John, 1833-1920.

The currency question and the demand for a state bank. (Reprinted from the Age, June 17th, 18th, and 19th, 1895). - Melbourne: E.W. Cole, [1895]

8 p.

Royer, Emile.

German socialists and Belgium; with a preface by Emile Vandervelde. - London: Allen & Unwin, [1915]

72 p.

Rusden, George William, 1819-1903. Aureretanga; groans of the Maoris. - London: Ridgway, 1888.

178 p.

Russia unbound. - London: Constable, 1917. 289-[320] p. - (The new Europe; v2 no.23, March 22, 1917)

Sanford, Arthur William.

Looking upwards; or, Nothing new: in two parts. Pt.I. The up grade; from Henry George past Edward Bellamy on to higher intelligences, by Robinson Crusoe. - Auckland: Bett, Book printer, [1892]

35 p. : port

Scottish Home Rule Association.

Statement of Scotland's claim for Home Rule. - 20th thousand. - Edinburgh: Livingstone, 1888.

14 p.

Seaver, Thomas W.

The engineering aspect of local self-government. - Sydney: Engineering Association of New South Wales, [ca.1894]

22 p.

Second and most sensational part of the unauthorised biography of Sir Joseph Ward, Premier of New Zealand. - Auckland: New Zealand Leader, [1910]

16 p.

Probably written by R.F. Way.

Sharpey-Schafer, Sir Edward Albert, 1850-1935.

Life: its nature, origin and maintenance; an address delivered to the British Association for the Advancement of Science, at its meeting at Dundee in September 1912, by E.A. Schafer.

- London: Longmans Green, 1912.

36 p.

Shears, Edward.

How to raise the revenue without taxation, and to diminish the present inequality in the distribution of wealth. - London: William Reeves, [1886]

29 p.

Shortland, Frederick William, 1861-1925.

Hints on cross-examination Ewith] Police court tales of Maoriland. - Dunedin: Otago Daily Times, 1923.

55 P.

First ed. published under title: Police court tales of Maoriland.

Sievwright, William, 1837?-1909.

Money as an institution of society; a lecture delivered in Christchurch, New Zealand, on 7th January, 1901. - Gisborne: Times Office, [1901]

32 p.

Sim, Lady Frances Mary, 1858-1953.

Fellow travellers through New Zealand; kia-ora. - Dunedin: Coulls, Somerville, Wilkie, 1929.

35 p. : ill., maps

Skerrett, Sir Charles Perrin, 1863-1929.

The growth of public service expenditure; address ... at a meeting of the N.Z. Welfare League at Wellington. - Wellington: L.T. Watkins, 1922

11 p.

Cover-title.

Smuts, Jan Christiaan, 1870-1950.

The British Commonwealth of Nations; a speech ... on May 15th, 1917. - London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1917.

10 p. : port.

Snell, Henry, 1st baron, 1865-1944.

The two Germanys; the Germany of Goethe & the Germany of the Kaiser. - London: Union of Ethical Societies, [1916?]

15 p.

South Australia. Commissioners of Audit.

South Australia: some particulars of its development and financial position, June 1891. - Adelaide: Govt. Printer, 1892.

7 p.

Spence, Catherine Helen, 1825-1910.

Effective voting; one vote, one value. Adelaide: Burden & Bonython, 1893.

12 p.

Stanford, Thomas Welton, 1833-1918. Psychic phenomena; a narrative of facts. Melbourne: Bruce & Davies, 1903.

44 p.

Spirit communications purporting to emanate from Edward Robinson (1797-1864), Oriental scholar.

A statue of Burns; the unveiling ceremony. - Timaru. Timaru Post Newspaper Co., Printers, 1913.

50 p. : ill., ports.

Statue presented by James Craigie. Includes address by Sir Robert Stout.

Stevenson, D.M.

Labour colonies abroad; a short account of a visit to Germany, Holland and Belgium to inquire into the suitability of labour colonies as a means of providing for the unemployed. - Glasgow: James M'Geachy, 1892.

16 p.

Cover title: Labour colonies and the unemployed.

Stout, Elizabeth.

Some Shetland brochs and standing stones. 94-135 p. : ill.

Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 1912.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

Address in reply. Speech delivered in the Legislative Council, on Wednesday, 4th July, 1928. - Wellington: Govt. Printer, 1928.

12 p.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

The Bible in schools ... reprinted from Otago Daily Times ... July 25 [to October 5] 1927. - [Dunedin]: Otago Daily Times Print, [1927]

13 pts.

Reprinted articles and letters of July 25, August 8, 18, 25, 27, September 5, 10, 14, 17, 21, 27, 28, October 5, 1927.

From August 18 pamphlets have title Religious exercises in schools.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

Britains ideals and how to carry them out, by Sir Robert Stout; and, why Germany is so strong, by J.W. Poynton ... Being addresses delivered at Napier on 14th June, 1918, at the invitation of the Napier Chamber of Commerce. - Napier: the Herald Office, 1918.

31 p.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

The cosmic story; a new volume ... Review of "Astronomy & Cosmogony" by J.H. Jeans. - Wellington: Evening Post, [1928?]

Broadsheet

At head of title: N.Z. Astronomical Society (Incorporated).

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

Educational system. The duty of the state. - [Dunedin: Otago Daily Times, 1927]

8 p.

Reprinted from the Otago Daily Times, Saturday, June 4, 1927.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

Lessons from the war. - Wellington: Wellington Publishing Co., [1919]

11 p.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

"A life to inspire." A gifted New Zealander. The splendid record of Richard Cockburn

Maclaurin. - Wellington: N.Z. Times Print, [1920]

7 p.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

Modern beliefs. - [Wellington]: Slade Printer, [1922]

4 p.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

The Otago University - and its aims ... Being addresses delivered on the occasion of the University's Jubilee. - [Dunedin: Evening Star Print], 1920.

11 p.

Reprinted from Dunedin 'Evening Star' Feb. 5 and Feb. 9, 1920.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

The progress of religion. A lecture ... together with correspondence between Sir Robert Stout and Creed Meredith. - Melbourne: Rationalist Association of Australia, [1925]

44 p.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

Public Trustee as brewer. A speech ... in the Legislative Council. - Wellington: Govt. Printer, 1929.

7p

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

Public trustee as manufacturer of alcoholic liquors. Speech delivered in the Legislative Council, on Wednesday, 8th August, 1928. -[Wellington: Govt. Printer, 1928]

4 p.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

Ralph Waldo Emerson: the New England prophet. Full text of lecture delivered in different centres of the colony. - [Wanganui: Wanganui Chronicle, 1903]

15 p.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

Religious exercises in schools: an address ... in the Legislative Council ... 13th August 1926. - [Wellington: Govt. Printer], 1926.

7 p.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

A science institute for Wellington. Wellington: Govt. Printer, 1920.

4 p.

Reprinted from the N.Z. journal of science and technology, vol. 3, no. 1, 1920.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

Self-sacrifice; the basis of all religions.

-Wanganui: Chronicle Print, [1923]

7 P.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

The United States & the Australasian Federation compared.

[321]-331 p.

Extract from The Forum, November 1900.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

University education. - [Dunedin]: Evening Star Print, 1921.

5 p.

Reprinted from "Evening Star" February 18, 1921.

Sydney Quarterly, Vol IX, no. 1, March, 1892. Contains article by Sir Robert Stout: Direct Taxation in New Zealand.

Symon, Sir Josiah Henry, 1846-1934.

Shakespeare quotation: a lecture. - Stirling: Mackay, 1901.

63 p.

Symon, Sir Josiah Henry, 1846-1934.

"'Tis sixty years since"; an address delivered at the Town Hall, Adelaide, on May 21st, 1897. - Adelaide: Vardon and Pritchard, 1897.

31 p.

At head of title: South Australian Chamber of Manufactures.

Todd, Thomas, 1866-1950.

The foundations of economics. - Gisborne: 1918.

52 p.

Toynbee, Arnold Joseph, 1889-1975.

Turkey: a past and a future. Reprinted (with additions) from The Round Table for June 1917.

-London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1917.

79 p. : fold. col. maps

Treadwell, Archibald Hamilton, 1866?-1906. John Knox. A New Zealand appreciation ... A lecture. - Hawera: Caxton Print, 1905. 19 p.

Tregear, Edward, 1846-1931.

A New Zealand record office. - [Wellington, 1891?] 4 p. Extract from unpublished issue of The monthly review?

Tregear, Edward, 1846-1931.

Polynesian poetry.

317-327 p.

Reprinted from Monthly review, 1889.

Tregear, Edward, 1846-1931.

A vocabulary and grammar of the Niue dialect of the Polynesian language, by Edward Tregear and S. Percy Smith. - Wellington:

Govt. Printer, 1907.

179 p

Turton, Annette Elizabeth, 1851-1925.

The Rare Justice of Woman, by John Pennell.

- Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, [1896] 47 p.

University of Otago

Graduates of the Year. [a programme].

- Dunedin: Otago University, [1899]

20 p.

The visit of the English fleet under Lord Sandwich to Shetland in 1665. - Lerwick: T. Manson, [190-?]

8 p.

Wanliss, Thomas Drummond.

A colonial view of Home Rule. - Dundee: James P. Mathew; Ballarat: Hammond & Son, [1890]

31 p.

War letters. - [Lincoln, Neb.]: Faculty Division of the Patriotic League of the University of Nebraska, not, Feb. 1918 -2, March 1, 1918?

Contents: No.1: The issue. - No.2: Why 'Huns'?

Wason, John Cathcart, 1848-1921.

The beast. - 3 ed. - London: P.S. King, 1916.

48 p. : ill.

What is Tontine assurance? Printed for circulation by the Australian Mutual Provident Society. - Sydney: John Sands,

[1884]

39 p.

Memoranda by M.A. Black, with letters of comment.

Whitson, Thomas William, 1847

A cruise in the Islands: Tonga, Samoa, Fiji. - Dunedin: Wilkie, [1895]

89 p. : ill., map

Issued for Union Steam Ship Co.

The 'Why I ams'; an economic symposium.

2 ed. - New York: Twentieth Century Publishing Company, 1892.

82 p. - (Unsettled questions; 11)

Wilson, Alexander, 1849-1929.

The Georgian novelists: a lecture delivered to the students of the Otago University and to the Otago Educational Institute, in 1894. - Dunedin: Horsburgh, 1894.

30 p.

Wilson, Alexander, 1849-1929.

The narcissus at the Antipodes; with illustrations from photographs taken in the writer's garden by Guy Morris. - Dunedin: Stark, 1902.

38 p. : ill.

Wilson, Sir James Glenny, 1849-1929.

Rural education. Paper read before the Congress of the N.Z. Educational Institute at Wellington, Friday, Jan. 5, 1917. - Wellington: 1917.

12 p.

Wilson, Woodrow, Pres.U.S., 1856-1924.

America's peace programme; President Wilson's address to Congress of the 8th January 1918. With an interpretation of its inner meaning by Percival L. Witherby. - Napier: Venables & Co., 1918.

14 p. - (Empire Service League pamphlets; 3)

Wood, Robert, 1853-1931.

A reply to 'Prohibition a blunder', by a Presbyterian minister. - Wellington: New Zealand Alliance, [1911]

23 p.

At head of title: Dr Salmond's attack on the temperance reform attitude of the evangelical churches in New Zealand.

Young, James, 1856

Michael Scot (the wizard) and his time. - Invercargill: St Andrew's Scottish Society, 1923.

23 p.