Re 'Miramar' history and Port Nicholson district

5 May 1925 J.C. Andersen to H. Fildes; personal and Alexander Turnbull Library acquisitions

3 May 1932 J.C. Andersen to H. Fildes; Clevelly [?] drawings in Mitchell, and Cape Ortegal name

20 June 1932 J.C. Andersen to H. Fildes; Maning's 'Old New Zealand'

27 Mar 1932 H. Fildes to J. C. Andersen (copy); information on Wakefield papers left by Mrs A. M. Freeman

also 2 scraps with notes by Fildes

H. Fildes to Auckland Harbour Board (copy); Harbour history

J. Barr to H. Fildes; South African Grey relics in Auckland, John Logan Campbell's arrival in New Zealand, newspaper publication of articles; Auckland Public Library acquisitions, official Auckland Public Library acknowledgement of gift

This item contains references to: Barr, John (1887 - 1971)

Letters and notes concerning the Fildes family.

Includes covering letter from Ada I. Wilson, Dec 1924, concerning sending 'old family letters' 1727-1729, and 1799.

Control: Fildes 618

8 May 1933, 13 Jan 1935, 20 Nov 1936, 10 Jun 1937 Personal letters. In 1936 Mrs Bookless became Mrs Young.

Includes 1936 printed Christmas card.

Includes:

13 June 1914 comments on Fildes's 'kindly suggestions and corrections' [presumably on Buick's 1914 publication 'The Treaty of Waitangi'] and asks for research to do with Thomas Bracken

1925 letters contain comments on: vote of 350 pounds for Buick's work, on Cowan's health, on future projects and research.

17 Mar 1933, 19 Apr 1933, 21 May 1933, 1 Jan 1934, 1 Jul 1933, Envelope only, marked Jan 1934, 15 Mar 1934, 18 Jun 1934, 18 Jul 1934, 23 Dec 1934, 10 Apr 1935, 28 Apr 1936, Augusta D. Merewether Busby to H. Fildes; re her work on the 'Busby Book', comments on Ramsden's and other writers' work, maps of Victoria (Waitangi), thanks for references given by Fildes.

Includes 3 notes and a list of references to Alexander Busby

Typewritten from June 1934 on

This item contains references to: Busby, A. D. M. (Augusta Dora Merewether), d1962

24 May 1934 Agnes Busby to H. Fildes, requesting details following article 15 May NZ Herald by Fildes,

13 June 1934 concerning plan of Victoria (Waitangi), comments on Dr. Hocken, finding family papers

17 Jul 1934 re family papers, includes small copy of plan

Thomas W. Busby to H. Fildes; concerning missing sketch

F. R. Chapman to H. Fildes; Justice Chapman

This item contains references to: Chapman, Frederick Revans (1849 - 1936)

12 Jun 1933 A. B. Chappell to H. Fildes; the first seat of government

14 Jun 1933 H. Fildes to A. B. Chappell (copy); indentification of Russell

10 May 1934 A. B. Chappell to H. Fildes; Okiato history

12 Apr 1934 Wilson & Horton to H. Fildes: N. Z. Herald copies

also 3 scraps with notes by Fildes

3 Jun 1934 A. B. Chappell to H. Fildes; Okiato and Victoria history

25 Oct 1934 A. B. Chappell to H. Fildes; Keats on Brown, Okiato and Victoria history

This item contains references to: Chappell, A. B. (Albert Bygrave), 1872-1942

7 Feb 1930 L. J. B. Chapple to H. Fildes; history of Whanganui

18 Jul (or 28) 1930 L. J. B. Chapple to H. Fildes; history of Whanganui; book purchasing 'wants'

29 Jan 1931 L. J. B. Chapple to H. Fildes; purchase of lithography

17 Jun 1930 A. Crabb (of High Commission in London) to H. Fildes: picture for Veitch

4 Feb 1931 L. J. B. Chapple to H. Fildes; picture owned by Veitch

This item contains references to: Chapple, L. J. B. (Leonard James Bancroft)

24 Nov 1935, 28 Apr 1937, 9 Jun 1937; Personal letters, and comments on publication of articles

This item contains references to: Coad, Nellie Euphemia (1883 - 1974)

G. H. Cook to H. Fildes; the ship 'Japan'

This item contains references to: Cook, George Howe (1855 - 1941)

H. Cook to H. Fildes; Karori history

Letters concerning delays in payment from:

William Hutt ;

G.W. Seake, 22 October 1849;

Galloway & Wilson, 15 Jan 1844.

Correspondence between Alex. Wilson, London, and Hanson & Alsdorf, Wellington, 1843-4

[Possibly collected by Fildes for their interest as postal items, since they carry stamps with ships' names, and wax seals.]

Includes:

29 May 1930 - 25 October 1933, from Frances Torlesse, re Wakefield family. Last letter written by Grace Hake.

23 Oct 1935 and 22 Jan 1936 from M. J. Thorp, re catalogue, and research

Includes:

25 Feb and 24 June 1937 from F.W. Vosseler (of the Maori Club), re invitation to speak

Includes:

26 May 1920 2 Jan 1921, 16 July 1926, 27 Jan 1928, 1 May 1928 from Annette Wakefield

28 May 1936 from Angela Wakefield, re disposal of Wakefield items, and her sister's death (black border to envelope and letter)

26 May and 2 June 1930, 1 July 1936, from C. W. Wakefield

24 Nov 1917 J. Deane to H. Fildes; Capt. Edward Daniell and some family details

17 [or 16] Dec 1917 J. Deane to H. Fildes; contemporary family details

11 Jan 1918 J. Deane to H. Fildes; family details and Wellington of childhood

25 Apr 1918 J. Deane to H. Fildes; note on family history

9 Apr 1919 Violet C. Deane to H. Fildes; Mrs Deane's illness

16 Jun 1920 J. Deane to H. Fildes; early Wellington history

2 Jan 1930 J. Deane to H. Fildes; personal note on forthcoming visit

29 Jun 1930 J. Deane to H. Fildes; notes on early Wellington history

26 Jul 1930 J. Deane to H. Fildes; personal note

also 4 scraps with notes by Fildes

Letters from London on: book purchasing, General Robley, Donne's publications, suggested book on Capt. Cook by Fildes, early pictures, proposed re-naming of Tongariro River, sale of Angas watercolours to Auckland Art Gallery (carbons of Donne letter) or to National Art Gallery, alleged picture of Hongi (correspondence from Cambridge University Library, Church Missionary Society, also from Lord Wakefield re memorial, all to Donne).

Stored in 6 folders, references FILD00021a-f: 1923, 1925-29, 1930-31, 1932-33, 1934, 1935-36.

Publications by T. E. Donne held at JCBR:

'The game animals of New Zealand; an account of their introduction, acclimatization, and development' (London : J. Murray, 1924), (ef. SK261 D685 G)

'The Maori: past and present', London : Seeley Service, 1927 (ref. Fildes 461)

'Yankee slang / by Spindrift (Eruera Toone)', (London : Harrison, 1932), 'Privately printed' (ref. PE3729 U58 D685 Y)

This item contains references to: Donne, T. E. (Thomas Edward), 1859-1945

Includes:

15 Feb 1937 - re book catalogues, mentions rheumatism

7 March 1937 - re book catalogue and comments on books

29 March 1937 - comments on Guthrie Smith, Mrs Fildes's car sickness during visit to Tutira, Chambers Journal 1857

19 April 1937 - comments on Young Nick references in article

19 May 1937 - comments on opening of the Museum, book[?] titled 'Rhodes of the Levels[?]'

5 June 1937 - re Oliver's book, and books to buy from Bethunes auction

11 August 1937 - thanks Fildes for books, notes Duncan's cousin E.F. Herrick may be in touch.

Includes correspondence from Russell Duncan on:

7 May 1936 - re book collecting and memory of a funeral in Wanganui in the 1860's

12 May 1936 - thanks for answer to research enquiry about Wanganui, notes concerning the following (possibly in answer to a query from Fildes) Grass Cove, H.D.M. Haszard

12 July 1936 - requests Fildes bid for him at a book sale, comments on naming of Bligh Sound

22 July 1936 - thanks for books which have arrived, notes he has bought a bookplate from Miss Hilda Wiseman of Auckland

23 Aril 1936 - re book sales, comparison of picture of '65th camp at Onepoto', retells stories from discharged soldier named Campbell

1 Oct 1936 - re author of 'Surgeon in Khaki', and design of bookplate

29 Nov 1936 - thanks Fildes for copy of his book 'The last of the Ngati Mamoe', describes his visit to Dusky Sound in 1909-1910, enquires re authorship of an article 'Social progress at the Antipodes', comments on bookplates and book buying, comments on Mr J.W. Harding writing about origin of place-name 'Iron Pot'.

N.B. No sample of Mr Duncan's bookplate included.

Includes: letters from Russell Duncan of Napier:

13 July 1934 - referring to Fildes's article re the three voyages of the 'Buffalo', a fishing holiday at Tongariro, changes at Western Bay since the death of Peeti,

18 May 1934 - concerning corrections to place-names and a radio talk by Duncan on Cook's visit to Tolaga Bay, Bishop Leonard Williams

12 July 1934 - concerning Duncan's book collecting, inaccuracies in historical publications, research notes on McDonnell's Cove[?] and on Domett, Herbert Williams and the Geographic Board, local place names

4 August 1934 - comments on various charts

3 June 1935 - notes pamphlet by Bishop Loenard Williams, preparation for publication by Fred. W. Williams, place name 'Iron Pot',

21 July 1935 - thanks Fildes for sending book catalogues, includes letters sent to Duncan by C. Stuart and W.F. Prentice concerning the place-name 'Iron Pot'

8 Dec 1935 - comments on Mair and Orakau, requests for Fildes to bid on Duncan's behalf at a book sale, comments on meeting Gilbert Mair

18 Dec 1935 - thanks Fildes for sending books, comments on various books including 'Manual of Maori conversation' by Aubert, and by Ngata.

29 Jan 1920 J. W. Edwards to H. Fildes; details re Dr. G. S. Evans

J. R. Elder to H. Fildes; Souter brothers of Aberdeen

This item contains references to: Elder, John Rawson, 1880-1962

Envelope notes:

1. 'Mystery of the Severed Hand'

2. 'Get picture of Inspector Pender [?] Seddon's gift of 2 pounds & the [------?] before & after 7/5/02. 3.50'

29 Jul 1930 A. E. Evans (of NZ Associated Press) to H. Fildes; thanks for information supplied for newspapers by Fildes (and MS copy by Fildes)

5 Aug 1930 A. E. Evans to H. Fildes; note re Cook letter transcript and death of General Robley

2 Sep 1930 A. E. Evans to H. Fildes; note of thanks for newspaper information supplied by Fildes

21 Aug 1919 J. S. Evans to H. Fildes; family notes from great-nephew of G. S. Evans

26 Aug 1919 J. S. Evans to H. Fildes; further family notes

Also envelope with note on J. W. Edwards

28 Aug 1923 A. E. Ffrost to H. Fildes; Masonic Lodge secretary note re 'Aglionby'

Reminiscences of New Zealand from 1860's, including Wellington of late 1860's, New Plymouth local history, Maori Wars and General Robley (including news of the General's death and estate), Sydney childhood c.1855, Te Whiti, shipping late 19th century(?), early theatrical productions (amateur and professional).

Gordon was an artist, designing stamps and painting stage settings, as well as the founder of the Wanganui band.

Also includes clippings and postcard photographs.

Includes note on verso of dividend letter to H. Fildes from The Kelburne and Karori Tramway Company Ltd., 1 Jul 1931.

General personal letters, and note on Sir Walter Scott.

Also 1937 report of the Nw Zealand and River Plate Land Mortagage Co., and 2 newspaper clippings

This item contains references to: Guthrie-Smith, William Herbert 1862 - 1940

A. J. Harrop to H. Fildes

Correspondence on Harrop's books, those previously published and the publication of his 'England and the Maori Wars'.

Also pp.1-2 of copies of 'New Zealand news' no. 268-9 (London, June 8 and June 22, 1937) pre-publication notices of book.

Stored in 2 folders, reference FILD00023a and FILD00023b; 1930-34, 1935-37

This item contains references to: Harrop, Angus J. (Angus John), 1900-

18 Nov 1920 Gilbert Mair to H. Fildes; correcting errors in Colonel Porter's obituary

8 Apr 1922 re pamphlet by General Robley and affiliation of P. & I. with Labour; requests another photograph of old Tauranga

21 Apr 1922 re photograph of old Tauranga, and 'The story of Orakau'

6 Jul 1922 includes inscription from Percy Buller's tomb

Includes copy of 'Neolithic stones' by Gilbert Mair'

7 Sep 1922 re photographs of New Zealand Cross holders

8 Sep 1922 re name of Whakatane

8 Jan 1923 re Cowan's book, Maori taonga, Mair's writing, portraits of holders of the New Zealand Cross

1 June 1923 requesting paragraph for memorial

8 Jun 1923 re writers, books, his health

This item contains references to: Mair, Gilbert (1843-1923)

Edmund Nevill to H. Fildes; re place-names in New Zealand

Also one scrap

This item contains references to: Nevill, E. R. (Edmund R.)

Notebook 'No. 1.' Annotated by Fildes: 'Posted to me 28 May 1929'. 80 pp.

Eric Ramsden to H. Fildes; re Ramsden's books on Marsden and on Busby, book purchases, acquisitions by New Zealand libraries and holdings of the Mitchell Library Sydney, Ramsden's employment, visit to Tahiti.

Also 5 notes by Fildes

This item contains references to: Ramsden, Eric, 1898-1962

A. H. Reed to H. Fildes, re publications, in particular re Fildes' research on James Stack

This item contains references to: Reed, Alfred Hamish (1875 - 1975)

F. W. Reed to H. Fildes; comments on Dumas details discovered, queries answered by Fildes, book and other gossip, his working methods, the publication of 'The whalers' (translation of Dumas' reworking of Maynard), discussion of some details in Maynard. Also mentions of A. H. Reed (brother).

Stored in three folders ref. FILD00024a-c; 1933-34, 1936, 1937

This item contains references to: Reed, F. W. (Frank Wild), 1874-1953

Stored in boxes 10, 10a, 10/1, folders FILD00035a-k:

Note: Many items include illustrative material re Maori design and moko.

FILD00035a 1919 (16 letters) including one from Edith M. Nathan (of Dept. of Internal Affairs) to Robley

FILD00035b 1920 (14 letters)

FILD00035c 1921 (34 letters)

FILD00035d Jan-July 1922 (14 letters)Includes letter from [?] G. Bell of Royal Hospital, Chelsea, to Robley, concerning enquiry for J. G. Fildes, and letter from including one from T. E. Donne (of NZ Govt. Offices, London) to Robley concerning purchase of Maori tiki

FILD00035e Aug-Dec 1922 (10 letters) includes Christmas card from Major-General Sir A. Wilson

FILD00035f 1923 (30 letters) includes photograph of Robley and others

FILD00035g 1924 (c20 letters) includes memo from Dr. G. Bell (Royal Hospital, Chelsea) re army veterans, also car ed from Robley's sister to Fildes

FILD00035h 1925(10 letters) includes photograph of Robley, also postcard with words to popular song 'Tipperary' in Maori

FILD00035i 1926 (1 2 letters) includes photograph of Robley, also includes letter from Alexander Crabb (of New Zealand Government Offices, London) re purchase of sketches of early New Zealand by General Charles Gold

FILD00035j 1926-1929 (13 letters) includes programme for Robley's farewell dinner (1887) and a 1925 Christmas card featuring The Princess Louise's Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (colour lithograph)

FILD00035k 1927, 1929 includs letter re article Fildes had written on Robley

This item contains references to: Robley, H. G. (Horatio Gordon) 1840-1930

Major-General Robley was the author of the following publications:

History of the 1st Batallion Princess Louise's Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. / Compiled from the regimental records and other authorities, by Lieut.-Col. H.G. Robley & P.J. Aubin

(Cape Town : Murray & St. Leger, 1883)

Moko, or, Maori tattooing (London [England] : Chapman and Hall, 1896)

Pounamu : notes on New Zealand greenstone (London [England] : T.J.S. Guilford, 1915)

Items were originally stored in folders which have been listed in original order.

Postcards, photographs etc., apparently separated by Fildes from other correspondence (some appear to be from other writers than Robley, however):

Box 10/1

FILD00036a Postcards

FILD00036b Postcards and clippings

Box 11

FILD00036c Postcards and photographs, see listing for Fildes 11/1-11/4

FILD00036d Postcards and photographs, see listing for Fildes 11/5-11/10

FILD00036e Postcards

FILD00036f Evening Post 'Old Wellington' series postcards

FILD00036g Postcards - Tu Ngarahu

FILD00036h Photographs, see listing for Fildes 11/11-11/17

FILD00036i Photographs, see listing for Fildes 11/18-11/28

Box 11/1

FILD00036j Photographs and postcards [8]

FILD00036k 'Catalogue of books on Australia, New Zealand and Sotuh Seas', William George's Sons Ltd, Bristol, 1936. Some annotations. [9]

FILD00036l Notable Figures Evening Post clippings, 1934 [10]

FILD00036m Newspaper cuttings from Australia re Mitchell Library; George Robertson's obituary [11]

FILD00036n Illustrations - Hodgson's Romeo and Juliet [12]

FILD00036o Prints [13]

FILD00036p Stamps for the New Zealand International Exhibition 1907 [14]

FILD00036q Prints and photographs [15]

7 Aug 1919 G. H. Scholefield (as Hon. Editor of 'The New Zealander', London, to H. Fildes (London); re back copies of 'The New Zealander'

26 Mar 1934 G. H. Scholefield (as Chief Librarian) to H. Fildes; re location of Land Claims Commissioners' Reports.

This item contains references to: Scholefield, G. H. (Guy Hardy), 1877-1963.

27 Feb 1920; R. Speight (of Canterbury Museum) to H. Fildes; portrait of Capt. Arthur Wakefield, authenticity

Correspondence began in connection with a booklet the firm intended to publish, on early Etakau 1770-1848.

Subjects mentioned include whaling, Cook, Palliser journal, Stokes survey, 'N.Z. pilot', Captain Herd, George Hepburn's journal.

Further letters re Otago history, and copy of translation [by Basil Howard?] of D'Urville's 'Voyage to the South Pole and Oceania in the corvettes L'Astrolabe & La Zelee' for the period March to April 1840, with copy of letter from Fildes to Mr Thomson.

Includes:

27 June 1933 from H. R. J. Short, re Joseph Somes

9 April 1936 from M. Searle (Mrs W. G. Searle), re Captain Greenstrat

26 April 1933, July-October 1916 from A.C.G. Lloyd, of the South African Public Library, Cape Town, chiefly re Grey Collection items and Catalogue

2 August(?) 1935 from N. B. Body, of School House, Mt. Albert Grammar School, Auckland, re research

Postmarked 3 May 1934, from Frank M. Leckie per Whitcomb and Tombs, with copy of advertising flyer for 'The early history of Wellington College: a book of absorbing interest to all Old Boys and Wellingtonians'.

Includes:

24 May and 3 August 1937 from H.D. Skinner re typescript copy of MS by G. J. Engst; and issue of Journal of the Polynesian Society

25 Feb 1935 from D. B. Smith, mentions Gould's biography of Cook

17 April 1921 postcard from W.H. Skinner, re sale of guns from 'Regina'

5 and 23 June 1933 from W. W. Smith re 'Some bibliography of the Weta'

A. S. Wakefield to H. Fildes; refers to E. G. Wakefield's works and ideas

19 Jul 1930 A. C. R. Watson to H. Fildes; note on Sir Leonard Home

20 Jan 1937; Personal letter

Also one note.

Mainly book chat

Includes letters dated:

19 Sep 1935, 15 June 1937, 18 July 1937, 3 Sep 1937, chiefly to do with Mrs Woodhouse's book about George Rhodes

Also two notes by Fildes on the Rhodes family

This item contains references to: Woodhouse, Airini Elizabeth (1896 - 1989)

13 items

Correspondence from:

F. Edgcumbe (Resident Curator, Keats Memorial House and Museum), 1935-1937

L. McColvin (Chief Librarian, Hampstead Public Libraries), 1936

W.H. Skinner, 1936-37

Wyclif Reed, 1936-1937

Oxford University Press, 1937

Copy of letter from Fildes to Mr Norris, 1935 aand from Fildes to Keats Memorial Museum requesting copy of Brown's log

G.H. Scholefield, 1936

Mrs Mona Osborne (nee Brown), 1937

This item contains references to: Edgcumbe, Fred (fl.1937)

This item contains references to: Osborne, Mona, Mrs (nee Brown), fl. 1937

This item contains references to: Skinner, W. H. (William Henry), 1857-1946

This item contains references to: Reed, A. W. (Alexander Wyclif), 1908-1979

This item contains references to: Scholefield, G. H. (Guy Hardy), 1877-1963.

1. Envelope containing: Various items of correspondence, chiefly to do with Sylvan Cove, between Basil Howard (NZ Historical Association), Johannes Andersen, ‘P.L.T.’, Fildes, G. C. Thomson, and T. Lindsay Buick, with covering note by Fildes, 1933.

2. Material clipped together with covering note by Fildes, 1932 ‘The evidence is accumulating that T.L. Buick is wrong in his hasty & confident assumption that the spot where the Treaty was signed was half way down the ground in front of Busby’s house. If there was an extent of flat ground in front of the British Resident’s house, & beyond that it sloped, the big marquee would, naturally, be erected on the flat’. Includes copies by Fildes of letters.

3. Pencil sketch annotated on reverse ‘by Lieut Thos. Moore, HMS Alligator 1834, of what is believed to be British Residency, Bay of Islands. From T.L. Buick 11/4/1933’.

5. Offprint annotated from T. Lindsay Buick, C.M.G. 21 July 1933. Written for ‘The Treaty of Waitangi’, 2nd edition, 1933, but not included with that work. H. Fildes’. Also includes covering note from Buick mentioning Cowan’s review, and suggesting that Fildes place an enclosed illustration at p. 168 of the ‘Treaty’.

6. Offprint from Journal of Polynesian Studies v.42 no.3, containing a review of Buick’s “The Treaty of Waitangii’, by JCA signed ‘With compliments and thanks’ Johannes C. Andersen – review annotated by Fildes.

7. Clippings, advertisement, notes by Fildes, correspondence from Jas. Graham (?), Te Akarana Maori Association 1932-33, re “Hone Heke”’s signature to the Treaty of Waitangi. Includes whakapapa.

8. Copy of ‘Plan of Victoria, Bay of Islands, New Zealand’, discovered by Fildes and copied 24 March 1934.

9. Clipping of article by Jane Mander in The Mirror, ‘Looking back on history at Waitangi’, misc. newspaper clippings (annotated), two advertisements for books by Buick – one for ‘The Treaty of Waitangi … third edition’ , the other for ‘Waitangi: ninety-four years after’ (the latter annotated ‘13.9.1934.’)

Envelope addressed to Spencer Von Sturmer Esq., Herds Point, Hokianga

Unpublished manuscript.

Includes two copies of booklet: 'Keats House and Museum, Wentworth Place Hampstead: Historical and descriptive guide' 32 p. (Hampstead Public Libraries Committee, n.d.)

Ephemera: pamphlet separated and catalogued titled 'Lovely Akaroa' (Christchurch: Andrews, Baty & Co., for the Akaroa Advancement Association, c1920)

Includes correspondence from:

Harold J. L. Wright about the sale of Meryon drawings 1924 (Fildes had evidently written to him concerning the spelling of some placenames)

Johannes C. Andersen, 1923-1924 concerning Meryon items and the Alexander Turnbull Library

C. A. Marris 28 Nov 1929 concerning an article by H. Fildes for an 'Art in New Zealand' issue on Meryon

Draft of article

Notebook [No. 2]. Table of contents states 'Printed pictures; Maori art collecting; Army service; 1914 war notes; history of TIKI'. Includes several sketches and prints by Robley, one being of a design for a bookplate for Horace Fildes.

Pages numbered 89-100

Title included 'Meryon notes for article in 'Art in N.Z.' but these notes were in a subsequent notebook and have been processed separately.

Notebook includes references to 'Blue Books', newspapers, publications.

Includes correspondence from James Cowan to H. Fildes dated 4 June 1922, 11 Sept. 1929, 29 Sept 1929, and 10 October 1929.

Also includes covering notes from Fildes dated 20 May 1930 and 20 March 1932.

Nine notebooks, titled 'Main' 1-8 (two copies of no. 8, one titled 're-written')

Pages have been numbered and listed as follows:

p. 1 One item pasted onto page.

Pencil Sketch, signed 'J.G.F.', with title pencilled at foot 'Duke St. Water of Leith, Dunedin 1874', 18 x 13 mm

p.2

[verso of p.1] Pencil annotation 'Nina Fildes was born here 1st October 1873' [presume refers to p.1]

p.3 Two items pasted onto page

a) Clipping of print showing title page with heading 'Photography Burton Bros Dunedin' printed over multiple black and white portraits of men and women,8 x 12.5 mm. Pencil annotation beside one portrait: 'John Gifford Fildes about 1873-4 '

b) Print (Engraving) includes printed title 'City Hotel', 10 x 6.5 mm

p.4 blank

p.5 Four items pasted onto page

a) Print over pencilled title 'Wordsworth House. Royal Mount Westmoreland' , 11.5 x 7.5 mm

b) Print over pencilled title 'Orams City Hotel. The Triangle ChCh 1875', 9 x 6 mm

c) Print over pencilled title 'Stanmore B’dge Chch 1875', 9 x 6 mm

d) Print over pencilled title 'R. Avon Chch 1875', 9 x 6 mm

p. 6 blank

p. 7 One item pasted in

Clipping [photograph?] over pencilled title 'Lyttleton 1875', 21 x 18 mm

p.8 blank

p.9 One item pasted onto page

Photograph over pencilled title 'Temuka 1877', 14.5 x 13 mm

p.10 blank

p.11 Two items pasted onto page

a) Print over pencilled title 'Church St Akaroa 1875', 12 x 8.5 mm

b) Print over pencilled title 'Akaroa 1875', 12 x 8.5 mm

p.12 blank

p.13 Two tems pasted onto page

a) Print over pencilled title'Akaroa Harbour 1875', 12 x 8.5 mm

b) Print over pencilled title 'Akaroa Harbour from Domain 1875', 12 x 8.5 mm

p.14 blank

p.15 One item pasted onto page

Print over pencilled title 'Mr Postlethwaite's House - Geraldine 1875'

p.16 [verso of p.15] Pencilled annotation: 'Mr William Postlethwaite came to New Zealand in 1872, residing at Opaira [?] & later Riccarton. In 1875 he purchased Raukapuka Station

(see in Alfred Cox’s 'Recollections'.) Geraldine, afterwards leased to Mr. C. Orbell. Mr Postlethwaite was M.H.R. for Geraldine, 1882-4 & latterly has resided in California. His youngest son Arthur Herbert occupied the Geraldine residence, 1900.'

p.17 One item pasted onto page

Print showing two boys in front of house, over pencilled title: 'Mr Postlethwaite's house, Geraldine 1875'

p.18 blank

p.19 One item pasted onto page

Print showing boy in front of church, over pencilled title: 'Rangiora 1875'

p.20 blank

p.21 Three items pasted onto page

a) Print over pencilled title 'Bush Inn & School. Geraldine'

b) Print showing man on horse titled 'Mr. William Postlethwaite, Geraldine'

c) Print showing man on horse titled 'Armed Gold Escort South Island N.Z. 1870'

p.22 blank

p.23 One item pasted onto page

Print showing rural landscape over pencilled title 'View over Geraldine'

p.24 blank

p.25 Five items pasted onto page

a) Print showing river and bank

b) Print showing two men in punt on river. Inscription G982 on print.

c) Print showing woman and three children and dog in front of haystack with ladder, encilled title 'Fairlie Creek'

d) Print showing boy beside river. Inscription G474

e) Print showing boy with rod and basket. Inscription G660

p.26 blank

p.27 Four items pasted onto page

a) Print showing boy by river, bridge visible

b) Print showing girl on steps, with baskets, barrel and stool

c) View of river, duplicate of p.25a

d) Print showing two boys by river, same scene as p.25d. Inscription G723

p.28 blank

p.29 One item pasted onto page

Print showing two-storey Bank of New Zealand building, with man by front door and woman at upstairs window. Pencilled title 'Temuka 1876'. Pencilled annotations 'Mother', and 'John Gifford Fildes, Manager'.

P.30 blank.

Accompanied by slip of paper with annotation 'Pencil sketch by J.G. Fildes of residence Nina Fildes was born 1 Oct. 1873. Ctby & Otago photographs'

'Walter and Alfred Burton established the Burton Bros photographic business in Dunedin in 1868. The partnership dissolved in 1877, but Alfred continued using the business name. In 1883 Thomas Muir became Alfred's partner. Alfred retired in 1898 and Muir was joined by George Moodie.' (NRAM Y2685)

Left message for Athol McCredie at Te Papa, to enquire about Burton Bros connection

Includes offprint(?) of 'The last of the Ngati Mamoe' / J. Cowan

Folders: 1. ‘Misc’. includes lists of titles and maps, also small map on linen labelled ‘the Pacific Ocean 1840’ pencilled 23.7.34’.

Includes correspondence, typed and manuscript notes by Fildes on his family history from c1780 on. Also includes transcriptions from legal certificates and from a diary kept by a Mr Fildes, and notes on individuals e.g. John Gifford Fildes 1836-1899, Horace Manners Fildes 1844-1904. Some items of named ephemera included.

This item consists of three folders. Folders 2 and 3 appear to have been used as preparatory material for Folder 1.

Fildes Mss 1507 Includes a 139 p. typescript titled 'Major General H. Gordon Robley, Soldier and Artist. Sketches in an Army Career of Thirty Years and after. Illustrated. By H. Fildes. 1921.' Also includes letter from Gilbert Mair, dated 9 April 1922, returning the 'very interesting manuscript concerning my ever beloved old comrade'.

Fildes Mss 1507/2 Miscellaneous mss notes and photographs concerning Major-General Robley. Also includes plans, sketches and clippings.

Fildes Mss 1507/3 Miscellaneous mss and other data on Major-General Robley. Includes mss by Robley including 'Sketching in New Zealand 1864-6 with account given of two mistakes one Pakeha, and one Maori: and a description of native art in 2nd part'..

1 volume, 163 p., 43 pages used plus other items laid in. Includes clippings, occasional correspondence, annotations.

1 volume. 100 p., 75 p. used, chiefly annotated clippings. Front of boook index not completed.

Index Book with '2' and 'Ships' on the front cover.

Most entries from this volume were transcribed into Index volumes 1-4.

Contains handwritten bibliographic details and notes. From Hocken annotations, with additions.

Table of contents at front of volume as follows: The Niger's in New Zealand Captain Cracroft- Testimonial Imogene. Voyage of H.M.S. Driver, H.M.S., on coast of NZ William Odgers, V.C. Iris, H.M.S. Loring, Commodore Cook, Captain Hayes, Commander C.O. Massacre at Akaroa, 1831. Capt. Sir E. Horne Wood, Lieut. John Mayne, Commander McKillop, Rear-Admiral Nautical etc. PObservations, N.Z. etc.

One page titled 'Southern Cross', laid in.

Includes names and addresses to do with book collecting, some biographical notes, and index entries on New Zealand topics for the 'Illustrated London News', 1842, and for the 'Illustrated Melbourne Post', 18 July 1863-24 Dec 1866. Copy of 1928 catalogue for Isidore Kozminsky Pty. Ltd. (Melbourne) laid in.

Alphabetical notes on places and place names. Some items of correspondence laid in.

Front cover has 'H. Fildes 11 March 1930-New Zealand House, 415 Strand, W.C.2'. Ships' names indexed inside front cover.

Front cover note: 'H. Fildes, New Zealand House, 415 Strand W.C.2. 22/7/1930'. Appears to contain transcripts of entries with New Zealand interest, chiefly from 'The Nautical Magazine'.

Contains notes, index entries, and clippings. One clipping is of an article by H. Fildes, 'Old East Indiaman: the Java at Auckland, 1846', New Zealand Herald, 10 June 1933.

Biographical transcripts and notes.

Includes material to do with: Kororareka, various ships, 'Sawmilling at Kaiwharawhara, Crofton, Pahuatanui [sic] and Porirua in the 60s, and references to Paremata and Wellington', Sailing directions of Foveaux's Straits by H.A. Anglin, lately commanding the Royal Mail, 1846, Flinder's Voyage - an error by Dumas (kangaroos from New Zealand)Correspondence from M. A. Rugby Pratt, Christchurch, 1937, re 'rescuers of Wesley' from Rhodes family, Chatham Islands Ngati Mutunga and Ngati Tama invasion of 1835, being extracts from a manuscript of G. J. Engot [sp.?] - mss owned by Kathleen le Caron Williams, Northcote, NZ, 1937, letter from W. H. Skinner, 1932, Furter correspondence from M. A. Rugby Pratt, re Wesleyan history, and mentioning letter from J. H. Fieldhouse, 1937, Fildes' membership of the Centenary Executive, 1937, Transcript from Suisted family Bible, Further material laid in.

Transcription of Fildes' front-of-book index:

Captain James Cook. Facsimile of letter. J. Walker. 1 Mail Notice. Wellington, 27 March 1883. 2 "Mort", schooner. Abandoned at sea. 1863. 3 Daniell, Captain and Mrs Edward [Added note: 'Photos 1860']. 4 Te Rauparaha. Sketch by W.T. Bambridge. 5 Taine, Mr and Mrs J.J.. Marriage certificate. 1840. 6 Waters, Thomas. 7 Evans, Dr Geo. S. 8 Waikato War map. 9 Fight at Mangapiko. In Maori by W'm Fox. 10 "The Rambler". Porirua Harbour. W. F. Barraud. 11 Upper Hutt Stockade. Etching. W.T. Barraud. 12 Whaler's Whare. Kaikoura. Etching. W.T. Barraud. 13 Declaration of Allegiance. Maori & English. 1864. 14 Where last voyage of Raupraha ended. Porirua. 15 Howitt, William, Autograph letter. 16 Mission Mill, Otaki. Etching, W.T. Barraud. 17 Tauranga. 1864. Military camp. 18 Kereopa. by Major-General Robley. 18 Maori chiefs fighting. Watercolour. 19 Te Rangihaeata. Photo from Major Heaphy. 20 Te Patuone. Photo from Captain David Rough. 20 Wakefield, Edward Gibbon. Autograph letter. 21 St. Hill, Henry. Autograph letter. 22 Banks, Sir Joseph Banks. 2 Autograph letters. 1813, 1812. 23, 24 Palliser, Admiral Sir Hugh. Autograph letter. 1769. 25 Grey, Sir George. Signed amanuensis letter. 1895. 26 Lubbock, Sir John. Autograph letter. 27 Hocken, Dr. Thos. M. Autograph letter. [1905]. 27 Craik, Geo. Lillie. Autograph letter. 1863. 28 Hotham, Admiral Sir Chas. F. Autograph letter. 30 Allenby, Field Marshall Viscount. Autograph letter. fragment. 30 Gorst, Sir John E. 1895. 31 Clarke, General Sir Charles Mansfield. letter. 1896.31 Grubb, Lieut-Col. Alex. Autograph letter. in pencil. 32 Mrs Spink's school. Account for 1858. 33 Alexander, Maj-General Sir J?. E. Autograph letter.. 33 FitzRoy, Captain Robert. Autograph letter.. 34 Selwyn, Geo. Augustus. Bishop. Autograph letter.. 35 Trollope, Anthony. Autograph letter. [1867]. 36 Besant, Sir Walter. Autograph letter. 36 Boxing match before Captain Cook. Webber. 37 Swainson, William. Portrait & Autograph letter.. 38 Saunders, Admiral Sir Charles. 39 Hawke, Edward, Lord. Portrait & Autograph letter.. [1772]. 40 Banks, Sir Joseph. 41 Picton, Lieut.-General Sir Thomas. 41 Watkins, Rev. James. 42 FitRoy, Captain Robert. 43 Warriors of Nukuhiva. 44 Warrior & girl of Hawaii. 45 Morai of Honolulu. 46

Adic Hator. A N.Z. Warrior. 48 Stockade at Pauatahanui. Swainson. 1850. 49 Porirua Barracks. Swainson. 1850. 50 "Fern House", Lower Hutt. Swainson. 51 Akaroa & Banks Peninsula. Photo of French Map. 52 Mair, Captain Gilbert. N.Z.C. Autograph letter. 53 Massey, Hon. Wm. F. Autograph typed letter in part. 54 Durham, Earl. Autograph letter. 1836. 54 Hone Heke & his wife, Hariata. 55 Maori War Canoe. Watercolour by W.F. Herring. 56 Captain Cook monument at Vache Park. 57 Captain Cook letter. Holograph. To John Walker & others. 57 Titore. 58. 66 Waimate Pa. 58 Patu kuaka - killing snipe. 59 Wero patiki - spearing fish. 59 Robley, Major-Gen. portrait & 2 Maori heads. 60 Robley, Major-Gen. portrait & 35 Maori heads. 61 Moko. Watercolour by Major-Gen. Robley. 62.64 Maori thigh skin tattoo-ed. 65 TARATOA - watercolour portrait. 67 REWITI. Wounded, inside Gate Pa. 68 Old account form. Hobart Town. 1845. Taine & Waters. 69 BRIAN BOROIMBO. Prince of N.Z. 70 Savages of New Zealand. Cannabilism. French. 71 Port Cooper. Watercolour by W'm Leigh. 1853. 72 Eyre, Edward John. 1865. 73 Holman, James. The Blind Traveller. 74 Crawford, James C. & W. Waring Taylor. Signatures. 75 Clive, Robert Lord. 76 Mails for New Zealand. 1832, & 1835. 77 Cook's watering place, Tolaga Bay. 78 Head of Maori chief. Parkinson. 79 NAYTI. N.Z. Co. Interpreter. 80 "Waterloo", schooner struck by a whale. 81 Wakefieldiana - Mrs Harold Freeman. 82 Hopper, Edward Betts. 83 Pitt, Lieut.-Governor. Govt. Gazette re death. 84 Cook, Captain. Spot where he fell. 1928. 85 Rhodes, William Barnard. Bookplate. 86 Moore, Captain F. G. 87 Lewis, David. Page from Diary, 1844. 88 Te Rauparaha. Bush & monument. 89 Te Rauparaha. Grave at Otaki. 90 Otaki Jubilee Mission pole. 91 Te Whiwhi, Matene. Grave at Otaki. 91 Maori church, Otaki. 92, 93 Williams, Right Rev. William. 94 Williams, Archdeacon Henry. 95 Hamilton, W. J. W. 96 Evans Bay, Wellington. 1858. 97 Oriental Bay. 1876. 98 Robertson, Commander David. 99 Gladstone, W.E. A.L.S. referring to N.Z. 1843. 100 "Belle Creole", Capt. Henton. Pilotage fee. 1859. 101 Stout, Sir Robert. Autograph letter. 1926. 101 Governor's House, Auckland. 1864. 102 Union Bank of Australia. Auckland. 1864. 103 "New Zealander" office. Auckland. 1864. 104 "Glenbervie", wreck of Bristol. 1848. 105 Samuel Butler's hut - Mesopotamia. (W.S. Percy). 106 Auckland Post Office. 1864. 107 "Wonga Wonga", s.s. Wellington to Wanganui ticket. 93 Debenture 2/6. Wellington. 1845. (J.J. Taine, etc.) 69 Lee, Dr. Samuel. Autograph letter. 1846. 109 Garibaldi, Giuseppe. Autograph. 29 Bank Note i [pound]. Dunedin & Waikouaiti. John Jones. 63 Taylor, Rev. Richard - his Maori carved chair. 108

A biographical study, subtitled 'Alfred Domett, C.M.G. , called 'Waring' by his friend Robert Browning'. Domett arrived in Nelson in 1842, after a period of travel in North America and Europe (he made Robert Browning's acquaintance in Italy). He became a journalist, civil servant and politician, returning to England in 1872, where he resumed the literary life he had been involved in before going to New Zealand. The biography includes extensive comment on Domett's verse and on his relations with Browning and other literary figures. The copy held is a carbon type-script with annotations by Horace Fildes, including several lengthy comments and corrections of various errors. It is not known whether the top copy of the typescript still exists. Text copied to NRAM B157

C.O. Robertson was Master's assistant on H.M.S. Brisk, commanded by Captain (subsequently Rear-Admiral) C.W. Hope, between 1 September 1864 and 5 August 1866. During these months the 'Brisk' sailed from Plymouth to the Cape, Sydney and New Zealand, where it was stationed until June 1866, participating in several actions against the Hauhaus at Opotiki and on the East Coast. The volume ends with the 'Brisk', cruising in the Pacific, anchored at Wallis Island.

The first 30 pages of the volume contain Robertson's log of H.M.S. Royal Adelaide, 30 April to 31 August 1864, when the ship was anchored in Plymouth Dock (or Hamoaze).

Captain Charles Sharp entered the service of the East India Company in 1821 and remained in its service until late 1838 or 1839, when he retired to England, then sailed to New Zealand with Lieutenant John Wood and Francis Robinson in 1841. Sharp remained in Wellington, where he died on 5 July 1880, after a career which included a period as acting harbourmaster. The journal covers the period from 4 October 1837 to 4 December 1838, during which time he commanded several ships - the 'Emily', 'Clive' and 'Tigris' - sailing chiefly in the Persian Gulf. He includes coloured sketches of two forts on the Persian Gulf and uses part of the volume for calculations of his daily position.

William Curling Young was the eldest son of G.F. Young, M.P. for Tynemouth in 1832-1838 and New Zealand Company director. Sir Frederick Young, afterwards President of the Colonial Institute, was the second son of William's brother. Coming to Nelson on the 'Mary Anne' in early 1842, William was for a short time the New Zealand Company agent in Nelson. On 14 August 1842 he was drowned while crossing the Wairau River. His mother, Mary Young transcribed his letters as a memorial, together with notes, extracts from her journal, and a number of related documents, including letters and obituaries of his death. The letters were transcribed into two volumes but only one is held. It contains chiefly the account of his voyage to, and his experiences in, New Zealand.

The volume records several separate journeys.

These are: 'Journal of a tour in the Isle of Wight' (September 14 to October 6, 1840); 'Journal of a voyage from South Australia to New Zealand in the schooner John Price' (July 31 to August 21, 1844), followed by an account of the journey Port Nicholson-Queen Charlotte Sound-Auckland (September 6 to 16); 'Notes of a voyage from Auckland to Sydney on board the Coolangatta, via Kawau and the Bay of Islands' (November 29 to December 30, 1844); 'Notes of a voyage on board the brig Emma from Sydney to Adelaide' (January 1 to January 20, 1845). The Isle of Wight tour is illustrated by two coloured maps as well as sketches and tipped-in engravings of views.

The New Zealand journeys were used in Angas's published account, Savage life and scenes, (London : Smith, Elder, 1847), of which Fildes' also collected copies (callmarks Fildes 965-968).

Printed by Wellington Independent Office. Cover title states: Mr J.H.Wallace, 3 July 1854. James Taine's copy. P. M. Hervey & Co., Aug. 25 1854. P. M. Hervey & Co., 28 March, 1855. Bethune & Hunter, 27 April 1854. Bethune & Hunter, 16 March 1855 Bethune & Hunter, 27-28 June 1855. Mr James Smith, 8 Dec. 1853 Mr James Smith, 3 Feb. 1854. Mr James Smith, 12 April 1855.

Also includes two tickets to 'Grand naval and military tournament and citizen-soldiers' pageant', Newtown Park, Wellington, March 1-8, 1924.

Correspondence with individuals and dealers concerning items and catalogues. Includes some inwards correspondence laid in, and some receipts. Covers sale of Fildes' first book collection, for 81 pounds, to the Library, Palmerston [North?], in 1909.

Control: Fildes 620

Includes receipts from: J.H.Bethune & Co., Wellington G.H. Last, Bromley, England Galloway & Porter, Cambridge, England F.I. Jones, Specialist in N.Z. Literature, Wanganui Thomas Thorp, Guildford P. J. & A. E. Dobell, London Francis Edwards, London John Grant, Edinburgh Coulls, Somerville, Wilkie Ltd., Dunedin Angus & Robertson Ltd., Sydney etc etc

Card from Herbert Williams (Herbert Waipu) laid in.

This series consists of two boxes of loose auction and secondhand book catalogues from UK, Australian, USA and New Zealand sources. The items have been listed here pending cataloguing.

NEW ZEALAND: Booklet, 13.5 cm, titled 'New Zealand Literature: a catalogue of books dealing with the life, history and progress of the dominion from the sixteenth century until the present age', Whitcombe and Tombs Ltd., Oct. 1918. 52 p.

Typed stapled list, 32.5 cm, titled 'A List of Titles of Books on New Zealand Aetc. on sale at Second-hand Department, Whitcombe and Tombs Ltd., Christchurch', (annotated '1926'). 27 p.

Typed stapled list, 32.5 cm, titled 'A List of Titles of Books on New Zealand Australia and South Season sale at Second-hand Department, Whitcombe and Tombs Ltd., Christchurch', (annotated '1927'). 43 p.

Booklet, 21.5 cm, titled 'No. 3 Ocober 1928. A catalogue of general Literature ... from the libraries of the late T. W. Rowe, Esq. and others, offered for sale by the Second-hand Book Department, Whitcombe and Tombs Ltd, Christchurch. 56 p.

Booklet, 21.5 cm, titled 'Catalogue No. 4, November 1929. A catalogue of some modern first editions ... from the library of the late M.C.Keane Esq. and others ...' Second hand Department, Whitcombe and Tombs Ltd., Christchurch'. 56 p.

Booklet, 21.5 cm, titled 'Catalogue of New Zealand books old and new including a number of manuscripts by H. Ling Roth ... Whitcombe and Tombs Ltd'. Annotated Nov. 1935. 36 p.

Booklet, 21 cm, titled 'Catalogue of New Zealand Literature on sale by F. I. Jones', Wanganui, [stamped Apl 1934].

Single sheet, 21 cm., advertising copies of 'The story of Gate Pa' by Gilbert Mair, from F. I. Jones, 'Specialist in NZ Books', Wanganui. 12 Nov 1935.

Single sheet, 25.5 cm., titled 'Additions to Catalogue of rare New Zealand books on sale by F. I. Jones, Wanganui', November 1935.

Two sheets, stapled, 32.5 cm., titled 'New Zealand literature, Supplement to 1934 Catalogue', F. I. Jones, Wanganui', September 1934.

Booklet, 21.5 cm, titled 'Rare Book Catalogue : scarce first editions and early New Zealand ..., Barnsley Book Nook, Auckland', 22 p.

Booklet, 21.5 cm, titled 'Disposal of private library ... the property of Mr Clem Eggleton, Wanganui', annotated 20 Sept 1929. 24 p.

Typed stapled sheets, 25 cm, titled 'Kealy's Catalogue no. 7 ...' Auckland. Annotated August 1934. 31 p.

Booklet, 20 cm, titled 'Catalogue of Maori and Polynesian handicraft to be sold by public auction in McKenna's Galleries ... Wellington ... McKenna's, New Zealand's Christies', Dec 17-19, 1929. 20 p.

Booklet, 21 cm, titled 'Richard Arthur Ltd. will sell at their Sale Rooms ... Auckland ...January 30 and 31, 1936 ... valuable collection of NZ works, 1200 lots without reserve'. Annotated Rec 23.1.1936'. 32 p. also laid-in material. [Two copies, both marked up by H. Fildes].

Typescript, pinned, 33 cm, titled 'Catalogue of new and second-hand books on New Zealand, on sale at Simpson & Williams Ltd., .. Christchurch, 29-3-34. Annotated 'The manager gave me this list at Chch, 21.1.1935. It does not contain pamphlets, booklets, & such like'. 8 p.

The box also contained two single mss sheets: 1. Single sheet in Fildes' writing, titled McKenna 27 June 1934 Paora Chamberlin's NZ books ... H.. Fildes purchases. 2. Letter to Fildes dated 1.2.25 [writing appears to be that of H. Robley], to be re-located to appropriate section of Fildes Papers.

AUSTRALIA: Catalogue of Books, Pamphlets and prints relating to Australasia, New Zealand etc. Angus & Robertson Ltd, Sydney. 1936.

Dymocks Book Arcade Ltd. Sydney. 1918-1923.

UNITED KINGDOM: F. C. Carter, London, 'Hornsey book list no. 60 and 76. n.d. Francis Edwards, Ltd London, 1899, c1927-1934. Henry Cork, London. 1930, 1933, 1936.William Dawson & Sons Ltd., London. 1934. G.E. Mackenzie, London. 1917. The Surrey Bookshop, Woking. 1936-1937.John Buchanan, London. 1928, 1932. Maggs Bros., London. C1913-1914?, 1927.

Museum Book Store, London. 1911, 1919-1920, 1923, 1925, 1927, 1929.

Parker Gallleries, London. 1927, 1928, 1929, 1937. Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, 1929. 'Catalogue of a loan exhibition of paintings and prints from the Macpherson Collection'.

William George's Sons, The Book Store, Bristol. 'Reference list of books illustrative of Australasia and the great south sea. . . ', 1912.

W. D. W, Bicester. 1901 (dup.) Webster

A catalogue of 1017 [annotated 911 items, 1055 books] books, maps, pamphlets, etc., relating to Australia, New Zealand and the South Seas, . . . Collected by Mr George Calvert. 1920. Annotated: "Presented to me by T E Donne, Esq., Office of High Commissioner for New Zealand, London. 1 Dec 1922. Incl. clippings. The celebrated Rosehill Collection of prehistoric and ethnological objects, the property of the late Earl of Northesk. . . . 1924. Incl. compliments slip signed Robley. Incl. clippings.

John Grant, bookseller, Edinburgh, 1922, 1932, 1937.

Europe: Karl W. Hiersemann, Leipzig. 1930.

America: Goodspeed's Book Shop, Boston, Mass. No.168, 1927.

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