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NZ Journal of History

2022 Volume 56 (Subscription only)

No. 1

[Front matter]

Editorial Introduction, by Linda Bryder and Lyndon Fraser, p 1-2

Local Government Restrictions on the Control of Maori Land: The Ahuriri Canoe Reserve, by Martin Fisher, p 3-26

A Noteworthy Ecumenical Partnership: Anglican and Eastern Orthodox Rapprochement in Dunedin from the 1890s to the 1960s, by Martin George Holmes, p 27-46

The Fix, by Jon Henning, p 47-66

Re-membering Tasman Lives, by Helen Bones and Karen Fox , p 67-93

'No observant friend of birds keeps a cat': Cats and Native Bird Preservation in Interwar New Zealand, by Anton Sveding, p 94-114

Labour and Enterprise: Cantonese Farming, Work and Environmental Change in Rural Aotearoa New Zealand, 1860s-1914, by James Beattie, p 115-141

[Review] Sue Kedgley, Fifty Years a Feminist, reviewed by Charlotte Macdonald, p 142-143

[Review] Margaret Wilson, Activism, Feminism, Politics and Parliament, reviewed by Cybele Locke, p 143-145

[Review] Diana Morrow, Kate Edger: The Life of a Pioneering Feminist, reviewed by Monica Webb, p 145-147

[Review] Claire Regnault, Dressed: Fashionable Dress in Aotearoa New Zealand 1840 to 1910, reviewed by Lorinda Cramer, p 147-148

[Review] Brian Easton, Not in Narrow Seas: The Economic History of Aotearoa New Zealand, reviewed by Michael Belgrave, p 149-150

[Review] Stephen Winter and Chris Jones, eds, Magna Carta and New Zealand: History, Politics and Law in Aotearoa, reviewed by Bruce Harding,p 151-153

[Review] Daniel Davy, Gold Rush Societies and Migrant Networks in the Tasman World, reviewed by Frances Steel, p 153-154

[Review] Jenny Sew Hoy Agnew and Trevor Agnew, Merchant, Miner, Mandarin: The Life and Times of the Remarkable Choie Sew Hoy, reviewed by Manying Ip, p 155-156

[Review] Jacqueline Leckie, Invisible: New Zealand's History of Excluding Kiwi-Indians, reviewed by Jane Buckingham, p 157-158

[Review] Alistar Watts, New Zealand's France: A Different View of 1835-1935, reviewed by Adrian Muckle, p 158-160

[Review] Martin Fisher, A Long Time Coming: The Story of Ngai Tahu's Treaty Settlement Negotiations with the Crown, reviewed by Jonathan West, p 160-161

[Review] Stephen Clarke, Mana Tangata, People of Action: Rotary Clubs in New Zealand and the Pacific, reviewed by Margaret Tennant, p 162-163

[Review] Nigel Robson, Our First Foreign War: The Impact of the South African War 1899-1902 on New Zealand, reviewed by Peter Wood, p 164-165

[Review] David Monger and Sarah Murray, eds, Reflections on the Commemoration of the First World War: Perspectives from the Former British Empire, reviewed by James Bennett, p 165-167

[Review] Glyn Harper with Susan Lemish, The Front Line: Images of New Zealanders in the Second World War, reviewed by Steven Loveridge, p 167-168

[Review] Christine Helliwell, Semut: The Untold Story of a Secret Australian Operation in WWII Borneo, reviewed by Glyn Harper, p 169

[Review] Murray Brown and Alec Astle, 125 Not Out: A History of the Manawatu Cricket Association, 1895-1920, reviewed by Greg Ryan, p 170-171

[Review] Te Ara Wai: Journeys, https://tearawai.nz/, reviewed by Rowan Light, p 172-173

Call for Papers, p 174

2021 Volume 55 (Subscription only)

No. 1

[Front matter]

Editorial Introduction by Lyndon Fraser and Linda Bryder, p 1

Pakeha Middle-Class Women, Gardens and the Colonizing Project in Colonial Canterbury, 1850-1914, by Annette Bainbridge, p 4-28

'Music Sold, Bought and Played': The Importance of Women to Music-Selling in New Zealand, 1870-1930, by Clare Gleeson, p 29-49

The Unpaid Child, by Jon Henning, p 50-71

A 'true and faithful record of what was done and suffered - without malice or concealment': Personal Narrative' War Memory and the Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War, by Emma Campbell, p 72-91

'A Controversial Vaccine?': Attitudes and 92 Responses to the Use of the Pertussis Vaccine in New Zealand in Comparison to Britain and the United States, 1940-1990, by Alison S. Day, p 92-114

[Review] Peter Cooke, Won by the Spade: How the Royal New Zealand Engineers Built a Nation, and Graham Hutchins, Going by Train: The Complete New Zealand Railways Story, reviewed by Andre Brett, p 115-117

[Review] Mark Derby, Rock College: An Unofficial History of Mount Eden Prison, reviewed by Liam Martin, p 118-119

[Review] Steve Marti, For Home and Empire: Voluntary Mobilization in Australia, Canada, and New Zealand during the First World War, reviewed by Steven Loveridge, p 119-120

[Review] Alex M. Spencer, British Imperial Air Power: The Royal Air Forces and the Defense of Australia and New Zealand between the World Wars, reviewed by Simon Moody, p 121-122

[Review] Tom Scott, Searching for Charlie: In Pursuit of the Real Charles Upham VC and Bar, reviewed by Glyn Harper, p 122-123

[Review] Brent Coutts, Crossing the Lines: The Story of Three Homosexual New Zealand Soldiers in World War II, reviewed by Mark Seymour, p 123-125

[Review] Justin Taylor SM, Jean-Claude Colin: Reluctant Founder, 17901875, reviewed by Christopher Van Der Krogt, p 125-127

[Review] Jenny Coleman, Polly Plum, A Firm and Earnest Woman's Advocate: Mary Ann Colclough, 18361885, reviewed by Valerie Wallace, p 127-128

[Review] Jenny Coleman, From Suffrage to a Seat in the House: The Path to Parliament for New Zealand Women, reviewed by Katie Pickles, p 128-130

[Review] Ken Gorbey, Te Papa to Berlin: The Making of Two Museums, reviewed by Gail Romano, p 130-131

[Review] Lynley Hood, A City Possessed: The Christchurch Civic Crehe Case, reviewed by Violeta Gilabert, p 132-133

Call for Papers, p 137

No. 2

[Front matter]

Editorial Introduction by Linda Bryder and Lyndon Fraser, p 1

Socialism Tells its Own Story: Ian Milner and the Dream of a Redeemed Socialism in the Prague Spring, by Aron Robert Jackson, p 3-31

'Come Quickly! The Bailiffs Are In!': Resistance to Eviction During the Depression in New Zealand, by Elinor Chisholm, p 32-50

Roundtable Translation and Transformation: Exploring Histories of Chinese Diaspora in Aotearoa New Zealand, by Grace Gassin and Karen Schamberger, p 51-52

Recovering and Revitalizing Verse of the Diaspora: The Example of Wellington Bamboo Branch Songs, by Ya-Wen Ho, Sydney Shep, Duncan Campbell, Nigel Murphy, p 53-83

'A Kind of 'Middleman' Between the Foreigner and his Chinese Brethren': The New Zealand Chinese Miner Diaspora in the History of Ko Tong Hospital, South China, 18981917, By Louise A. Stevenson, p 84-107

'A Disgraceful Affair': Chinese-European Relationships in Otago and Southland to 1910, by Julia Bradshaw, p 108-133

Comment Taking the Anglo and Euro Out of Centric: A Discussion on the Long Battle to make New Zealand History Compulsory in Schools, by Tom Brooking and Paul Enright, p 134-155

[Review] Claudia Orange, The Treaty of Waitangi Te Tiriti o Waitangi, reviewed by Peter Meihana, p 156-157

[Review] Bain Attwood, Empire and the Making of Native Title: Sovereignty, Property and Indigenous People, reviewed by Patrick Coleman, p 157-158

[Review] Hirini Kaa, Te Hahi Mihinare: The Maori Anglican Church, reviewed by Wayne Te Kaawa, p 158-160

[Review] Gary A.M. Clover, Collision, Compromise and Conversion during the Wesleyan Hokianga Mission, 18271855, reviewed by Geoffrey Troughton, p 160-161

[Review] Alison Jones, This Pakeha Life: An Unsettled Memoir, reviewed by Felicity Barnes, p 162-163

[Review] Philipp Schorch with Noelle M.K.Y. Kahanu, Sean Mallon, Cristian Moreno Pakarati, Mara Mulrooney, Nina Tonga and Ty P. Kawika Tengan, Refocusing Ethnographic Museums Through Oceanic Lenses, reviewed by Bronwyn Labrum, p 164-165

[Review] Paul Star, Thomas Potts of Canterbury: Colonist and Conservationist, reviewed by Tim Shoebridge, p 165-167

[Review] Edited by Margaret Tennant, Geoff Watson and Kerry Taylor, City at the Centre: A History of Palmerston North, reviewed by Jessica Parr, p 167-168

[Review] Jane McCabe, Kalimpong Kids: The New Zealand Story, in Pictures, reviewed by Geoff Watson, p 168-169

[Review] Matt Morris, Common Ground: Garden Histories of Aotearoa, reviewed by Bee Dawson, p 170-171

[Review] Glyn Strange, No Glory Without Effort - Pas de Gloire sans Effort, reviewed by Katie Pickles, p 171-172

[Review] Tamaki Herenga Waka Stories of Auckland. Opened to the public at Auckland War Memorial Museum Tamaki Paenga Hira on 24 March 2021, reviewed by Linda Tyler, p 173-176

Research, p 177-187

Call for Papers, p 188

2020 Volume 54

No. 1

[Front Matter]

Editorial Introduction, by Linda Bryder and Lyndon Fraser, p 1-3

'Italian Tunnellers are Prepared for any Sacrifice - Except Food and Wine': A Review of the Contribution of Italian Tunnellers to Life in the Central North Island of New Zealand, by David Simcock, p 4-28

Josie and Florence: A Same-Sex Marriage at the Turn of the Twentieth Century, by Chris Brickell, p 29-48

'Give us our history': In Support of History Teachers, by Jim McAloon, p 49-50

Teaching and Learning New Zealand's Difficult Histories, by Mark Sheehan and Graeme Ball, p 51-68

The History Curriculum in New Zealand Universities, by Paul Sendziuk and Martin Crotty, p 69-93

'I Can Actually See Myself Using These Sorts of Things in the Future': The Case for Alternative, Authentic Undergraduate Assessments, by Lloyd Carpenter, p 94-111

The University and Public History, by Jock Phillips, p 112-126

[Review] Caren Wilton, with photographs by Madeleine Slavick, My Body, My Business: New Zealand Sex Workers in an Era of Change, reviewed by Cheryl Ware, p 127-128

[Review] Vincent O'Malley, The New Zealand Wars: Nga Pakanga O Aotearoa, reviewed by Carl Bradley, p 128-129

[Review] Rebecca Lenihan, From Alba to Aotearoa: Profiling New Zealand's Scots Migrants, 18401920 AND Jane McCabe, Race, Tea and Colonial Resettlement: Imperial Families, Interrupted AND Melissa Matutina Williams, Panguru and the City: Kainga T

[Review] Diane Comer, The Braided River: Migration and the Personal Essay, reviewed by Angela McCarthy, p 132-133

[Review] Doug Munro and Jack Corbett, eds, Bearing Witness: Essays in Honour of Brij V. Lal, reviewed by Jane Buckingham, p 133-134

[Review] Diane B. Paul, John Stenhouse and Hamish G. Spencer, eds, Eugenics at the Edges of Empire: New Zealand, Australia, Canada and South Africa, reviewed by Geoff Watson, p 135-136

[Review] Jared Davidson, Dead Letters: Censorship and Subversion in New Zealand, 19141920 , reviewed by David Monger, p 136-138

[Review] Rory Sweetman, Defending Trinity College Dublin, Easter 1916: Anzacs and the Rising , reviewed by Glyn Harper, p 139

[Review] Barbara Francis, ed., You Do Not Travel in China at the Full Moon: Agnes Moncrieffs Letters from China 19301945, reviewed by Grace Gassin, p 140-141

[Review] Mike Grimshaw, ed., Arthur Prior A 'Young Progressive': Letters to Ursula Bethell and to Hugh Teague, 19361941 , reviewed by Adriane Rini, p 141-143

[Review] Marilyn Waring, Marilyn Waring: The Political Years, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 143-144

[Review] Margaret Sparrow, Risking Their Lives: New Zealand Abortion Stories, 1900-1939, reviewed by Hayley Brown, p 145-146

[Review] Vendetta Productions/Vanishing Point/NOTED, Give Kate a Voice AND NZME/New Zealand Herald, Trailblazers AND Maori Television/Villainesse, He Mangai Wahine - The Women's Voices AND E-Tangata/Tawera Productions, Convers

[Review] National Library, He Tohu, reviewed by John-Paul Powle, p 149-151

Call for Papers, p 152

No. 2

[Front Matter]

Keith Sinclair and the History of Humanitarianism, by Philippa Wyatt, p 1-19

'Raw material drawn from the remotest zones': Aotearoa/New Zealand and Capitalism's Pacific Frontier, 1770s-1830s, by Jim McAloon, p 20-38

'Continue to be a parent': The Influence of Colonial Trusteeship Principles in New Zealand, 1833-1839, by Paul Moon, p 39-56

'Cultivated with great carefulness': Chinese 57 Market Gardening, Urban Food Supplies and Public Health in Australasia, 1860s-1950s, by James Beattie and Joanna Boileau, p 57-85

'To relieve the distressing housing conditions': Auckland's Transit Camps 1944-1949, by Ella Arbury, p 86-107

'Self first, self last, and self always': The Economic Climate in POW Camps, by Matthew Johnson, p 108-125

[Review] Jock Phillips, Making History: A New Zealand Story, reviewed by Philippa Mein Smith, p 126-127

[Review] Stephanie Gibson, Matariki Williams and Puawai Cairns, Protest Tautohetohe: Objects of Resistance, Persistence and Defiance, reviewed by Peter Clayworth, p 128-129

[Review] Ian Smith, Pakeha Settlements in a Maori World: New Zealand Archaeology, 17691860, reviewed by Vincent O'Malley, p 129-131

[Review] Frances Steel, ed., New Zealand and the Sea: Historical Perspectives, reviewed by Neill Atkinson, p 131-132

[Review] Benjamin Kingsbury, The Dark Island: Leprosy in New Zealand and the Quail Island Colony, reviewed by Jared Davidson, p 133-134

[Review] Alison Clarke, Otago: 150 Years of New Zealand's First University, reviewed by Brad Patterson, p 134-136

[Review] Cliff Simons, Soldiers, Scouts and Spies: A Military History of the New Zealand Wars, 1845-1864, reviewed by Glyn Harper, p 136-137

[Review] Steven Loveridge and James Watson, The Home Front: New Zealand Society and the War Effort, 1914-1919, reviewed by Steve Marti, p 138-139

[Review] Glyn Harper with Christine Clement and Rebecca Johns, For King and Other Countries: The New Zealanders who Fought in other Services in the First World War, reviewed by Maartje Abbenhuis, p 139-140

[Review] Janet Wilson, ed., The General and the Nightingale: Dan Davin's War Stories, reviewed by Harry Ricketts, p 140-142

[Review] Stephanie Johnson, West Island: Five Twentieth-Century New Zealanders in Australia, reviewed by Jane McCabe, p 142-143

[Review]The NZ Wars Collection. RNZ in conjunction with Great Southern Television and Aotearoa Media Collective. https://www.rnz.co.nz/nzwars, reviewed by Marguerite Hill, p 134-135

[Review] Elspeth Sandys, A Communist in the Family: Searching for Rewi Alley, reviewed by Pauline Keating, p 144-146

[Review] The New Zealand Fashion Museum, reviewed by Bronwyn Labrum, p 147-148

[Review] NZOnScreen Iwi Whitiahua/AudioCulture, reviewed by Marguerite Hill, p 148-150

Research, p 151-160

Call for Papers, p 161

2019 Volume 53

No. 1

[Front Matter]

Editorial Note, by Barbara Brookes and Angela Wanhalla, p 1-2

Two Hundred and Fifty Ways to Start an Essay about Captain Cook, by Alice Te Punga Somerville, p 3-49

Woolwich to Wellington: From Settler Colony to Garrisoned Sovereignty, by Charlotte Macdonald, p 50-76

Commemorating the First World War, by Aaron Fox, p 77-89

Remembering 1918: Why Did Maori Suffer More than Seven Times the Death Rate of Non-Maori New Zealanders in the 1918 Influenza Pandemic?, by Geoffrey W. Rice, p 90-108

'Fossilised Prejudices' and 'Strange Revolution': Commemorating the Women's Parliamentary Rights Act 1919, by Katie Pickles, p 109-128

[Review] Jonathan West, The Face of Nature: An Environmental History of the Otago Peninsula, reviewed by Lloyd Carpenter, p 129-130

[Review] Andrew Crowe, Pathway of the Birds: The Voyaging Achievements of Maori and their Polynesian Ancestors, reviewed by Gregory Hynes, p 130-132

[Review] Marie Leadbeater, See No Evil: New Zealands Betrayal of the People of West Papua, reviewed by Lisa McDonald, p 132-133

[Review] John Logan Campbell, edited by R.C.J. Stone, Reminiscences of a Long Life, reviewed by Tom Brooking , p 134-135

[Review] Greg Ryan and Geoff Watson, Sport and the New Zealanders: A History, reviewed by Charlotte Macdonald, p 135-137

[Review] Adam Classen, Fearless: The Extraordinary Untold Story of New Zealand's Great War Airmen, reviewed by Patrick Coleman, p 137-138

[Review] David Grant, The Mighty Totara: The Life and Times of Norman Kirk, reviewed by Len Richardson, p 139-140

Call for Papers, p 141

No. 2

[Front Matter]

Editorial Introduction, by Linda Bryder and Lyndon Fraser, p 1-4

Floods and Railways in Nineteenth-century New Zealand, by Andre Brett, p 5-31

Dynamic and Interesting Events: The Nineteenth-century Maori Elections, by Paerau Warbrick, p 32-64

A Goodwill Mission?: Revisiting SamoaNew Zealand Relations in 1936, by Safua Akeli Amaama, p 65-82

'The Camaraderie and the Whakawhanaungatanga': Work, Culture and Community in the New Zealand Freezing Works, 1970s and 1980s, by Ross Webb, p 83-105

[Review] Frances Steel, ed., New Zealand and the Sea: Historical Perspectives, reviewed by Neill Atkinson, p 106-107

[Review] Mark Hickford and Carwyn Jones, eds., Indigenous Peoples and the State: International Perspectives on the Treaty of Waitangi, reviewed by Matthew Birchall, p 107-109

[Review] R.J. Bunce, Slippery Jim or Patriotic Statesman? James Macandrew of Otago, reviewed by Brad Patterson, p 109-111

[Review] John Crawford and Ian McGibbon, eds., Tutu Te Puehu: New Perspectives on the New Zealand Wars, reviewed by Peter Meihana, p 111-112

[Review] Marilyn Lake, Progressive New World: How Settler Colonialism and Transpacific Exchange Shaped American Reform, reviewed by Dolores Janiewski, p 113-114

[Review] Ian F. Grant, Lasting Impressions: The Story of New Zealand's Newspapers, reviewed by Felicity Barnes, p 114-115

[Review] Anna Rogers, With Them Through Hell: New Zealand Medical Services in the First World War, reviewed by Barbara Brookes, p 116-117

[Review] Russell Stone, As It Was: Growing Up in Grey Lynn and Ponsonby Between the Wars, reviewed by Jock Phillips, p 118-119

[Review] Diana Brown, The Unconventional Career of Dr Muriel Bell, reviewed by Charlotte Greenhalgh, p 119-120

[Review] William Ray et al., Black Sheep [podcast], reviewed by Marguerite Hill, p 121-122

[Review] The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Gallipoli: The Scale of Our War, reviewed by Rowan Light, p 123-125

Research, p 126-134

Call for Papers, p 135

2018 Volume 52

No. 1

[Front matter]

Editorial Note, by Angela Wanhalla, p 1-2

Against the Grain: Reading Photography from the Shadow Archive, by Andrea Low, p 3-22

Otago's Albums: Photographs, Community and Identity, by Jill Haley, p 23-40

From Aide-memoire to Public Memorial: The 'Gordon Collection' of Photographic Portraits Relating to the New Zealand Wars, by Rebecca Rice, p 41-68

Visualizing Violence and Performing Law: Postcards of the Kersaint in the New Hebridies, by Kate Stevens, p 69-89

Dressing for the Camera: Queen Victoria's Maori Subjects and the Maori Party Tour of England, 1863, by Chanel Clarke, p 90-114

[Review] Barbara Brookes, A History of New Zealand Women, reviewed by Hayley Brown, p 115-116

[Review] Steven Loveridge, ed., New Zealand Society at War, 1914-1918, reviewed by Gregory Hynes, p 116-118

[Review] David Monger, Sarah Murray and Katie Pickles, eds., Endurance and the First World War: Experiences and Legacies in New Zealand and Australia, reviewed by David Littlewood, p 119-120

[Review] Stevan Eldred-Grigg with Hugh Eldred-Grigg, Phoney Wars: New Zealand Society in the Second World War, reviewed by Steven Loveridge, p 120-122

[Review] Philip M. Coupland, Farming, Fascism and Ecology: A Life of Jorian Jenks, reviewed by Rachael Bell, p 122-123

[Review] Anne Salmond, Tears of Rangi: Experiments Across Worlds, reviewed by Martin Fisher, p 123-125

[Review] Alison Jones and Kuni Kaa Jenkins, Tuai: A Traveller in Two Worlds, reviewed by Lloyd Carpenter, p 125-127

[Review] Michael Belgrave, Dancing with the King: The Rise and Fall of the King Country, 1864-1885, reviewed by Bruce Stirling, p 128-129

[Review] Peter Adds, Brigitte Bonisch-Brednich, Richard S. Hill and Graeme Whimp, eds., Reconciliation, Representation and Indigeneity: 'Biculturalism' in Aotearoa New Zealand, reviewed by Jatinder Mann, p 130-131

No. 2

[Front Matter]

Empire Men: New Zealanders in the British Colonial Service, c.1920-1970, by Daniel F. Millar, p 1-22

Gender and the Myth of a White Zealand,1866-1928, by Harriet J. Mercer, p 23-41

'The Land with the Midas Touch': British Perceptions of New Zealand, 1935-1979, by Glen O'Hara and John Stewart, p 42-65

Maori Representation in a Shrunken Parliament, by Paul Christoffel, p 66-86

The 'Illustrious' Hariata Hongi and the Authorship of Hone Heke's Letters, by Angela Middleton, p 87-113

'The Marriage Market': Matrimonial Agencies and the Matrimonial Advertisement in Early Twentieth-Century New Zealand, by Lea Doughty and Angela Wanhalla, p 114-133

Women's Lives, Feminism and the New Zealand Journal of History, by Grace Millar, p 134-152

[Review] Peter Hoar, The World's Din: Listening to Records, Radio and Films in New Zealand 1880-1940 and Chris Bourke, Good-bye Maoriland: The Songs and Sounds of New Zealand's Great War, reviewed by Rowan Light, p 153-155

[Review] Christopher Pugsley, The Camera in the Crowd: Filming New Zealand in Peace and War, 1895-1920, reviewed by Jill Haley, p 155-157

[Review] Rod Smith, Guinness Down Under: The famous brew and the family come to Australia and New Zealand, reviewed by Greg Ryan, p 157-158

[Review] Conal McCarthy, Te Papa: Reinventing New Zealand's National Museum 1998-2018, reviewed by Marguerite Hill, p 159-160

[Review] Brad Patterson, Richard Hill and Kathryn Patterson, eds, After the Treaty: The Settler State, Race Relations and the Exercise of Power in Colonial New Zealand, reviewed by Michael Belgrave, p 160-162

[Review] Helen Brown and Takerei Norton, eds, Tangata Ngai Tahu = People of Ngai Tahu. Volume One, reviewed by Jonathan West, p 162-163

[Review] Kristyn Harman, Cleansing the Colony: Transporting Convicts from New Zealand to Van Diemen's Land, reviewed by Lloyd Carpenter, p 164-165

[Review] Peter Cole, David Struthers and Kenyon Zimmer, eds, Wobblies of the World: A Global History of the IWW, reviewed by Toby Boraman, p 166-167

[Review] Alison Quentin-Baxter and Janet McLean, This Realm of New Zealand: The Sovereign, The Governor-General and The Crown, reviewed by Jane Adams, p 167-169

Research, p 170-177

Call for Papers, p 178

2017 Volume 51

No. 1

[Front matter]

Editorial Introduction, by Caroline Daley and Deborah Montgomerie, p 1-6

Why Was There No Answer to the 'Servant Problem'? Paid Domestic Work and the Making of a White New Zealand, 1840s-1950s, by Charlotte Macdonald, p 7-35

New Women and Not-So-New Men: Discussions about Marriage in New Zealand, 1890-1914, by Deborah Montgomerie, p 36-64

Maternal and Infant Mortality in Auckland, 1870-1930, by Maureen Molloy, p 65-91

'An Area Peculiarly Our Own': Women and Childbirth in Early to Mid-Twentieth-Century New Zealand, by Linda Bryder, p 92-112

'The Karitane': The Rise and Fall of a Semi-Profession for Women, by Margaret Tennant and Lesley Courtney, p 113-134

Becoming 'Completely One': Love Letters and New Zealand's Interwar Romantic Culture, by Charlotte Greenhalgh, p 135-163

Colonial Helpmeets, Carnival Queens and Beauty Contestants: Multiple Femininities in Twentieth-Century New Zealand, by Caroline Daley, p 164-183

Styling Gender: From Barber Shops and and Catherine Smith Ladies' Hairdressers to the Unisex Salon, 1920-1970, by Barbara Brookes, p 184-207

[Review] Atholl Anderson, The First Migration AND Vincent O'Malley, Haerenga: Early Maori Journeys..., reviewed by Lachy Paterson, p 208-209

[Review] Edward Duyker, Dumont d'Urville, Explorer and Polymath, reviewed by Mark Francis, p 209-212

[Review] Margaret Tennant, Across the Street, Across the World: A History of the Red Cross in New Zealand, 1915-2015, reviewed by Geoffrey W. Rice, p 213-214

[Review] Vincent O'Malley, The Great War for New Zealand: Waikato 1800-2000, reviewed by Martin Fisher, p 214-216

[Review] Andrew Sharp, The World, the Flesh and the Devil: The Life and Opinions of Samuel Marsden in England and the Antipodes, 1765-1838, reviewed by Samuel D. Carpenter, p 216-217

[Review] Allan Davidson et al, eds, Te Rongopai 1814 AND Hugh Morrison, Pushing Boundaries, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 218-219

[Review] Geoffrey Troughton and Stuart Lange, eds, Sacred Histories in Secular New Zealand, reviewed by Alison Clarke, p 220-221

[Review] Ben Schrader, The Big Smoke: New Zealand Cities 1840-1920, reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 222-223

[Review] Charles V. Reed, Royal Tourists, Colonial Subjects and the Making of a British World, reviewed by Felicity Barnes, p 223-225

[Review] John Pratt, ed., The Prison Diary of A.C. Barrington: Dissent and Conformity in Wartime New Zealand, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 225-226

[Review] Peter Franks and Jim McAloon, The New Zealand Labour Party 1916-2016, reviewed by Andrew Reeves, p 227-228

No. 2

[Front matter]

The Privileged Crime: Policing and Prosecuting Bigamy in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by Raewyn Dalziel, p 1-25

'A Piano in Every Other House'?: The Piano in New Zealand Trade Statistics, 1877-1931, by Michael Brown, p 26-53

Of Unfolding Dialectics, Shifting Paradigms and Fickle Fashion: Seddon and the Historians, by Tom Brooking, p 54-79

'There is a Row about Foetal Abnormality Underway': The Debate about Inclusion of a Eugenics Clause in the Contraception, Sterilisation, and Abortion Act, 1977-1978, by Susanne Klausen, p 80-103

New Zealand Numbers from Nearly Nowhere: 80,000 to 100,000 Maori circa 1769, by Simon Chapple, p 104-121

Using Numbers from Somewhere Else: Comment on Chapple's 'New Zealand Numbers from Nearly Nowhere: 80,000 to 100,000 Maori circa 1769', by Atholl Anderson, p 122-125

[Review] Miranda Johnson, The Land is our History: Indigeneity, Law, and the Settler State, reviewed by Martin Fisher, p 126-127

[Review] Rachael Bell et al., eds, The Treaty on the Ground: Where we are Headed, and Why it Matters, reviewed by Abby Suszko, p 127-129

[Review] Earle Howe, Volkner and Mokomoko: A 150 Year Quest for Justice and Reconciliation, reviewed by Christopher van der Krogt, p 129-131

[Review] Andre Brett, Acknowledge No Frontier: The Creation and Demise of New Zealand's Provinces, 1853-76, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 131-132

[Review] Frances Steel, Oceania under Steam: Sea Transport and the Cultures of Colonialism, c.1870-1914, reviewed by James Watson, p 133-134

[Review] Raelene Frances and Bruce Scates, eds, Beyond Gallipoli: New Perspectives on Anzac, reviewed by Glyn Harper, p 134-136

[Review] Malcolm McKinnon, The Broken Decade: Prosperity, Depression and Recovery in New Zealand 1928-39, reviewed by Geoff Watson, p 136-138

[Review] Judith A. Bennett and Angela Wanhalla, eds, Mothers' Darlings of the South Pacific: The Children of Indigenous Women and US Servicemen, World War II, reviewed by Kate Hunter, p 138-139

[Review] Bronwyn Labrum, Real Modern: Everyday New Zealand in the 1950s and 1960s, reviewed by Marguerite Hill, p 139-140

[Review] Charlotte Macdonald, Strong, Beautiful and Modern: National Fitness in Britain, New Zealand, Australia and Canada, 1935-1960, reviewed by Nadia Gush, p 141-142

[Review] Gautam Ghosh and Jacqueline Leckie, eds, Asians and the New Multiculturalism in Aotearoa New Zealand, reviewed by Jatinder Mann, p 142-143

Research, p 144-153

2016 Volume 50

No. 1

[Front matter]

Editorial Introduction: Writing New Zealand's Sexual Histories, by Chris Brickell and Angela Wanhalla, p 3-12

All at Sea: Childbirth on Nineteenth-Century Migrant Voyages to New Zealand, by Alison Clarke, p 13-29

Regulating Sexuality in Early Otago, 1848-1867, by Sarah Carr, p 30-46

Evil Habits: New Zealand's Anti-Masturbation Fervour, 1860s-1960s, by Lindsay R. Watson, p 47-68

Friendship, Intimacy and Desire in Young New Zealanders' Diaries, 1880-1940, by Chris Brickell, p 69-87

The 'Coital Factor': Medico-Legal Approaches Towards Sexual Incapacity and Infertile Marriages in Mid-Twentieth-Century New Zealand, by Jane Adams, p 88-108

'To Know the Facts': The New Zealand Health Department's Sex Education Pamphlets, 1955-1983, by Claire Gooder, p 109-133

[Review] Tom Brooking, Richard Seddon: King of God's Own: The Life and Times of New Zealand's Longest Serving Prime Minister, reviewed by Len Richardson, p 134-136

[Review] Hazel Petrie, Outcasts of the Gods? The Struggle Over Slavery in Maori New Zealand, reviewed by Paul Moon, p 136-137

[Review] Jennifer Ashton, At the Margin of Empire: John Webster and Hokianga, 1841-1900, reviewed by Lloyd Carpenter, p 137-139

[Review] M.P.K. Sorrenson, Ko Te Whenua Te Utu/Land is the Price: Essays on Maori History, Land and Politics, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 139-141

[Review] Grant Morris, Prendergast: Legal Villain?, reviewed by Paul Husbands, p 141-143

[Review] Kynan Gentry, History, Heritage, and Colonialism: Historical Consciousness, Britishness, and Cultural Identity in New Zealand, 1870-1940, reviewed by Rebecca O'Brien, p 143-145

[Review] Annabel Cooper, Lachy Paterson and Angela Wanhalla, eds, The Lives of Colonial Objects, reviewed by Kirstie Ross, p 145-147

[Review] Leo Haks, Colleen Dallimore and Alan Jackson, Post Marks: The Way We Were - Early New Zealand Postcards, 1897-1922, reviewed by Chloe Searle, p 147-149

[Review] Christopher Pugsley, A Bloody Road Home: World War Two and New Zealand's Heroic Second Division, reviewed by Marguerite Hill, p 149-150

[Review] Charles Brasch: Journals 1938-1945, reviewed by Mike Grimshaw, p 151-152

Obituaries, W. H. Oliver, p 153-157

No. 2

[Front matter] p i-ii

Charity in Uniform: The Voluntary Aid Detachments of the New Zealand Red Cross, by Margaret Tennant, p 1-25

The Dutifully Reluctant: New Zealanders' Appeals for Exemption from Conscription, 1916-1918, by David Littlewood, p 26-43

The New Zealand Government's Niupepa and their Demise, by Lachy Paterson, p 44-67

The Politics of History and Waikato-Tainui's Raupatu Treaty Settlement, by Martin Fisher, p 68-89

Irish Catholicism, Criminality and Mental Illness in New Zealand from the 1870s to the 1930s, by Christopher J. van der Krogt, p 90-121

[Review] Catherine Coleborne, Insanity, Identity and Empire: Immigrants and Institutional Confinement in Australia and New Zealand, 1873-1910, reviewed by Elizabeth Malcolm, p 122-123

[Review] Angela McCarthy, Migration, Ethnicity, and Madness: New Zealand, 1860-1910, reviewed by Rebecca Lenihan, p 123-125

[Review] Stephen Deed, Unearthly Landscapes: New Zealand's Early Cemeteries, Churchyards and Urupa, reviewed by Dianne Hall, p 125-126

[Review] John C. Weaver, Sorrows of a Century: Interpreting Suicide in New Zealand, 1900-2000, reviewed by Grace Bateman, p 126-129

[Review] Lloyd Carpenter and Lyndon Fraser, eds, Rushing For Gold: Life and Commerce on the Goldfields of New Zealand and Australia, reviewed by Charles Fahey, p 129-130

[Review] Stevan Eldred-Grigg, with Zeng Dazheng, White Ghosts, Yellow Peril: China and New Zealand, 1790-1950, reviewed by James Beattie, p 130-132

[Review] Paul Moon, Ka Ngaro Te Reo: Maori Language Under Siege in the Nineteenth Century, reviewed by Poia Rewi, p 132-133

[Review] Barry Barclay, Our Own Image: A Story of a Maori Filmmaker, reviewed by Alistair Fox, p 133-135

[Review] Richard Boast, The Native Land Court, Volume 2, 1888-1909: A Historical Study, Cases and Commentary, reviewed by John Laurie, p 135-136

[Review] Katie Pickles, Christchurch Ruptures, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 137-138

[Review] Erik Olssen, Working Lives c 1900: A Photographic Essay, reviewed by Kerry Taylor, p 138-139

Research, p 140-147

2015 Volume 49

No. 1

[Front matter] p 1-2

Editorial Note, p 3-4

New Zealand History is Maori History: Tikanga as the Ethical Foundation Of Historical Scholarship in Aotearoa New Zealand, by Nepia Mahuika, p 5-30

Me Ta Taua Mokopuna: the Te Reo Maori Writings of H.K. Taiaroa and Tame Parata, by Megan Potiki, p 31-53

A 'Useful' Approach to Maori History, by Michael J. Stevens, p 54-77

Navigating The Waka Of Maori Community Development: Panguru, 'the Maori Affairs' and Anthropology in the 1950s, by Melissa Williams, p 78-104

'Ka Hoki A Kupe?': The Political Career of Matiu Rata, 1963–1979, by Tiopira McDowell, p 105-125

Neo-Liberal Settlements: From Adam Smith to Treaty Settlements, by Te Maire Tau, p 126-144

[Review] Tony Ballantyne, Webs of Empire: Locating New Zealand's Colonial Past, reviewed by Andrew J. May, p 145-147

[Review] Eric Pawson and Tom Brooking, eds, Making a New Land: Environmental Histories of New Zealand, reviewed by Jodi Frawley, p 147-149

[Review] James Beattie and Duncan Campbell, Lan Yuan: A Garden of Distant Longing, reviewed by Diana Bridge, p 149-151

[Review] Nancy Swarbrick, Creature Comforts AND Annie Potts, Philip Armstrong, Deidre Brown, A New Zealand Book of Beasts, reviewed by Lydia Wevers, p 151-154

[Review] Charles Ferrall and Harry Ricketts, eds, How We Remember: New Zealanders and the First World War, reviewed by Gregory Hynes, p 154-156

[Review] Steven Loveridge, Calls to Arms: New Zealand Society and Commitment to the Great War, reviewed by David Monger, p 156-159

[Review] Kate Hunter and Kirstie Ross, Holding On To Home: New Zealand Stories and Objects of the First World War, reviewed by Marguerite Hill, p 159-161

[Review] Margaret Sparrow, Rough on Women: Abortion in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, reviewed by Sarah Carr, p 161-163

[Review] Linda Bryder, The Rise and Fall of National Women's Hospital: A History, reviewed by Catharine Coleborne, p 163-166

[Review] Nicola R. Wheen and Janine Hayward, eds, Treaty of Waitangi Settlements, reviewed by Abby Suszko, p 166-169

[Review] Oliver Sutherland, Paikea: The Life of I.L.G. Sutherland, reviewed by Patrick Coleman, p 169-171

[Review] Jenifer Roberts, Fitz: The Colonial Adventures of James Edward FitzGerald, reviewed by Geoffrey W. Rice, p 171-173

[Review] David Veart, Hello Girls and Boys: A New Zealand Toy Story, reviewed by Claudia Bell, p 173-175

[Review] Jude Wilson, Flying Kiwis: A History of the OE, reviewed by Rosemary Baird, p 176-177

Correspondence, p 178

No. 2

[Front matter] p 1-2

Staples and the Writing of New Zealand's Economic History: A Survey and an Agenda, by Jim McAloon, p 3-22

'Deep in the Heart of Taxes': Fourth Labour, the GST and Fiscal Reconstruction, 1981–1986, by John C. Weaver, p 23-59

A 'Strange Fauna': T.J. Parker (1850-1897) and the Creation of Zoological Knowledge in Otago, by Rosi Crane, p 60-80

Entering the Periphery: Reassessing British Involvement in New Zealand in the 1820s in the Context of Wallerstein's Theory of a World-System, by Paul Moon, p 81-109

The Perils of Impurity: The New Zealand Purity Crusades of Henry Bligh, 1902–1930, by Lindsay R. Watson, p 110-135

'As the Sunshine Dispels the Darkness of the Night': Settler Protestant Children's Missionary Magazines in New Zealand c.1840–1940, by Hugh Morrison, p 136-159

Memorializing Britain's Imperial Wars in New Zealand in the 1840s: The 99th Regiment Memorial in Hobart, Tasmania, by Lyndall Ryan and Jeff Hopkins-Weise, p 160-175

[Review] Atholl Anderson, Judith Binney and Aroha Harris, Tangata Whenua: An Illustrated History, reviewed by Lyndon Fraser, p 176-178

[Review] David Armitage and Alison Bashford, eds, Pacific Histories: Ocean, Land, People, reviewed by Steven Ratuva, p 178-181

[Review] Tony Ballantyne, Entanglements of Empire: Missionaries, Maori, and the Question of the Body, reviewed by Samuel Carpenter, p 181-184

[Review] Angela Middleton, Pewhairangi: Bay of Islands Missions and Maori 1814 to 1845, reviewed by Lloyd Carpenter, p 184-186

[Review] Conon Fraser, The Enderby Settlement: Britain's Whaling Venture on the Subantarctic Auckland Islands 1849–52, reviewed by Patrick Coleman, p 186-188

[Review] Donald Jackson Kerr, Hocken: Prince of Collectors, reviewed by Mike Grimshaw, p 188-190

[Review] Michael Fitzgerald and Claire Regnault, Berry Boys: Portraits of First World War Soldiers and Families, reviewed by Gwen Parsons, p 190-192

[Review] Imelda Bargas and Tim Shoebridge, New Zealand's First World War Heritage, reviewed by Joanna Cobley, p 192-195

[Review] Susanna Montgomerie Norris with Anna Rogers, eds, Annie's War: A New Zealand Woman and Her Family in England 1916–19, reviewed by Gwen Parsons, p 195-197

[Review] Jenny Carlyon and Diana Morrow, Changing Times: New Zealand Since 1945, reviewed by Katie Pickles, p 197-198

Research, p 199-208

Obituary [Alan Ward], p 209-213

Correspondence, p 214

2014 Volume 48

No. 1

[Front matter]

Looking Back in Anxiety: Reflecting on Colonial New Zealand's Historical-Political Constitution and Laws' Histories in the Mid-Nineteenth Century, by Mark Hickford, p 1-29

'Making Shift': Mary Ann Hodgkinson and Hybrid Domesticity in Early Colonial New Zealand, by Kristyn Harman, p 30-50

A German is Always a German?: Representations of Enemies, Germans and Race in New Zealand c. 1890-1918, by Steven Loveridge, p 51-77

'The Public have had a Gutsful and So Have We': The Alienation of Organized Labour in New Zealand, 1968–1975, by Ryan Bodman, p 78-108

The Maori Presence in Victoria, Australia, 1830-1900: a Preliminary Analysis of Australian Sources, by Fred Cahir and Ian D. Clark, p 109-126

[Review] Simon J. Potter, Broadcasting Empire: The BBC and the British World, 1922–1970, reviewed by Felicity Barnes, p 127-129

[Review] Jarrod Gilbert, Patched: The History of Gangs in New Zealand, reviewed by Chris McConville, p 129-131

[Review] Peter Lineham, Destiny--The Life and Times of a Self-Made Apostle, reviewed by Lloyd Carpenter, p 131-132

[Review] Henry Reynolds, Forgotten War, reviewed by Kristyn Harman, p 132-134

[Review] Alistair Thomson, Anzac Memories: Living with the Legend, reviewed by Rosemary Baird, p 134-135

[Review] Andrew Macdonald, Passchendale: The Anatomy of a Tragedy, reviewed by Glyn Harper, p 136-137

[Review] Gavin McLean, The White Ships: New Zealand's First World War Hospital Ships, reviewed by Sarah Murray, p 137-138

[Review] Murray C. Meikle, Reconstructing Faces: The Art and Wartime Surgery of Gillies, Pickerill, McIndoe and Mowlem, reviewed by Gwen Parsons, p 139-140

[Review] Kay Dreyfus, Silences and Secrets: The Australian Experience of the Weintraubs Syncopators, reviewed by Jonathan Le Cocq, p 140-142

[Review] Susan Upton, Wanted, a Beautiful Barmaid: Woman Behind the Bar in New Zealand, 1830-1976, reviewed by Sandra Quick, p 142-143

[Review] Alice Te Punga Somerville, Once Were Pacific: Maori Connections to Oceania, reviewed by Judith A. Bennett, p 144-145

[Review] Leasiolagi Malama Meleisea, Penelope Schoeffel Meleisea and Ellie Meleisea (eds.), Samoa's Journey 1962-2012, reviewed by Asenati Liki-Chan Tung, p 145-147

[Review] Miriam J. Laugesen and Robin Gauld, Democratic Governance and Health: Hospitals Politics and Health Policy in New Zealand, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 147-148

No. 2

[Front matter]

'When in Doubt Brew Up': Food, Drink and the Writings of New Zealand's World War II Soldiers, by Deborah Montgomerie, p 3-26

Working The Permit System: Anglo-Indian Immigration to New Zealand, 1920–1940, by Jane McCabe, p 27-49

Solidarity Across the 'Colour' Line? Maori Representation in the Maoriland Worker, 1910–1914, by Cybele Locke, p 50-70

'As a Scab': Rank and File Workers, Strikebreakers, and the End of the 1951 Waterfront Lockout, by Grace Millar, p 71-90

'The Sensational Scandal which has Worried Wellington': The Kelburn Raid, Sex, and the Law in First World War New Zealand, by Katherine Sanders, p 91-118

A Window for Revisionism: Presenting te Tiriti in the Primary School Bulletins, 1957, by Rachael Bell, p 119-135

Historians' Context and Lawyers' Presentism: Debating Historiography or Agreeing to Differ, by David V. Williams, p 136-160

[Review] Angela Wanhalla, Matters of the Heart: A History of Interracial Marriage in New Zealand, reviewed by Katherine Ellinghaus, p 161-163

[Review] John Rickard, An Imperial Affair: Portrait of an Australian Marriage, reviewed by Angela Wanhalla, p 163-164

[Review] Alison McCulloch, Fighting to Choose: The Abortion Rights Struggle in New Zealand, reviewed by Rosemary Du Plessis, p 165-167

[Review] Geoffrey Palmer, Reform: A Memoir, reviewed by Philippa Mein Smith, p 168-170

[Review] Jim McAloon, Judgements of All Kinds: Economic Policy Making New Zealand, 1945-1984, reviewed by James Smithies, p 170-173

[Review] Maire Leadbeater, Peace, Power and Politics: How New Zealand Became Nuclear Free, reviewed by Cybele Locke, p 173-175

[Review] Rory O'Malley, Mateship and Moneymaking: Australian Shearing: The Clash of Union Solidarity with the Spirit of Enterprise, 1895-1995, reviewed by James Watson, p 175-176

[Review] Rory Sweetman, 'Above the City': A History of Otago Boys' High School 1863-2013, reviewed by Gavin McLean, p 177-178

[Review] Tim Beaglehole, ed, 'I think I am becoming a New Zealander' Letters of J.C. Beaglehole, reviewed by Mike Grimshaw, p 178-182

[Review] Glyn Harper and John Tonkin-Covell, The Battles of Monte Cassino--The Campaign and its Controversies, reviewed by Lloyd Carpenter, p 183-184

[Review] Brad Patterson et al., Unpacking the Kists: The Scots in New Zealand, reviewed by Angela McCarthy, p 184-186

[Review] Esther Breitenbach et al., eds, Scottish Women: A Documentary History, 1780-1914, reviewed by Rebecca Lenihan, p 187-188

[Review] Richard Benton, Alex Frame and Paul Meredith, Te Matapunenga: A Compendium of References to the Concepts and Institutions of Maori Customary Law, reviewed by Abby Suszko, p 189-191

Letter to the Editors, p 192

Research, p 193-203

2013 Volume 47

No. 1

[Front matter]

'A Blank Page Approach': Diverse Influences on New Zealand's Picot Taskforce Deliberations, 1987–1988, by Roger Openshaw, p 1-21

Thomas Shepherd and the First New Zealand Company, by Paul Moon, p 22-38

Choosing Peace or War: The 1863 Invasion of Waikato, by Vincent O'Malley, p 39-58

'Soldiers and Shirkers': Modernity and New Zealand Masculinity During the Great War, by Steven Loveridge, p 59-79

[Review] Vincent O'Malley, The Meeting Place: Maori and Pakeha Encounters, 1642–1840, reviewed by Bain Attwood, p 80-81

[Review] Laurence Simmons, Tuhituhi: William Hodges, Cook's Painter in the South Pacific, reviewed by Michael Reilly, p 81-83

[Review] Mark Hickford, Lords of the Land: Indigenous Property Rights and the Jurisprudence of Empire, reviewed by Samuel Carpenter, p 83-85

[Review] Kirstine Moffat, Piano Forte: Stories and Soundscapes from Colonial New Zealand, reviewed by Kate Darian-Smith, p 85-87

[Review] Tanja Bueltmann, Scottish Ethnicity and the Making of New Zealand Society, 1850 to 1930, reviewed by Malcolm Prentis, p 87-89

[Review] Angela McCarthy, Scottishness and Irishness in New Zealand since 1840, reviewed by Trevor Burnard, p 89-90

[Review] Lyndon Fraser and Angela McCarthy, Far from Home: The English in New Zealand, reviewed by Brad Patterson, p 91-93

[Review] Rebecca Priestley, Mad on Radium: New Zealand in the Atomic Age, reviewed by John Crawford, p 93-94

[Review] Felicity Barnes, New Zealand's London: A Colony and its Metropolis, reviewed by David Pearson, p 95-96

[Review] William Renwick, Scrim: The Man with a Mike, reviewed by John Stenhouse, p 96-98

[Review] Sarah Shieff, Letters of Frank Sargeson, reviewed by Mike Grimshaw, p 99-100

[Review] Bruce Scates, On Dangerous Ground: A Gallipoli Story, reviewed by Maxine Alterio, p 100-102

[Review] Rodney Grapes, The Visitation: The Earthquakes of 1848 and the Destruction of Wellington AND Geoff Rice, All Fall Down: Christchurch's Lost Chimneys, reviewed by Patrick Coleman, p 102-104

Notes on Contributors, p 105

No. 2

[Front matter]

Churchgoing in New Zealand, 1874–1926: How 'Mediocre' was it, by Alison Clarke, p 106-135

UntitledPictorialism, Photography and Colonial Culture, 1880-1940, by Felicity Barnes, p 136-156

Untitled'The Very Life-Blood of the Country': Germs, Dairying and Public Health in New Zealand, c.1890-1910, by Katrina Ford, p 157-184

'Maori And Pakeha–-Two Peoples or One': Ralph Piddington and 'Symbiosis' in Mid-Twentieth-Century New Zealand, by Dan Morrow, p 185-207

'Feminine as her Handbag, Modern as her Hairstyle': The Uptake of the Contraceptive Pill in New Zealand, by Barbara Brookes, Claire Gooder and Nancy De Castro, p 208-231

A Click to the Past: Digital History in New Zealand, by Jock Phillips, p 232-248

Digital History in Canterbury and New Zealand, by James Smithies, p 249-263

[Review] Ron Palenski, The Making of New Zealanders, reviewed by Giselle Byrnes, p 264-266

[Review] John Logan Campbell, Poenamo Revisited, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 266-268

[Review] Rod Edmond, Migrations: Journeys in Time and Place, reviewed by Alison Clarke, p 268-269

[Review] Peter Holland, Home in the Howling Wilderness: Settlers and the Environment in Southern New Zealand, reviewed by Paul Star, p 269-271

[Review] David Hastings, Extra, Extra: How the People Made the News, reviewed by Jim Tully, p 271-272

[Review] Patrick A. McAllister, National Day and the Politics of Indigenous and Local Identities in Australia and New Zealand, reviewed by Barry Morris, p 272-274

[Review] Alan Poletti, A Second Life: Aprica to Salvation in Switzerland 1943, reviewed by Patrick Coleman, p 274-276

[Review] Geoffrey Gray, Doug Munro and Christine Winter, eds, Scholars At War AND Ian McGibbon and John Crawford, eds, Seeing Red, reviewed by Mike Grimshaw, p 276-277

[Review] Dianne Lawrence, Genteel Women: Empire and Domestic Material Culture, 1840–1910, reviewed by Catharine Coleborne, p 278-279

[Review] Joanna Woods, Diplomatic Ladies: New Zealand's Unsung Envoys, reviewed by Joanna Cobley, p 280-282

Research, p 283-291

2012 Volume 46

No. 1

[Front matter] p i-iv

Editorial Introduction: New Voices 2012, by Deborah Montgomerie, p 1-2

The Models of Home?: Influences on Medical Practice at Ashburn Hall, Dunedin, 1882-1910, by Elspeth Knewstubb, p 3-20

'I don't care what it is going to cost, I am prepared to pay': Men's Voices and Abortion in New Zealand, 1919-1937, by Joanne Richdale, p 21-36

Making a New Zealand Day: The Creation and Context of a National Holiday, by Helen Robinson, p 37-51

Owning the Otago Peninsula: The Role of Property in Shaping Economy, Society and Environment, 1844-1900, by Jonathan West, p 52-80

[Review] Erik Olssen, et al., An Accidental Utopia? Social Mobility and the Foundations of an Egalitarian Society, 1880-1940, reviewed by Donald M. MacRaild, p 81-84

[Review] David V. Williams, A Simple Nullity? The Wi Parata Case in New Zealand Law and History, reviewed by Jacinta Ruru, p 84-86

[Review] Alex Calder, The Settler's Plot: How Stories Take Place in New Zealand, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 86-88

[Review] Marjory Harper and Stephen Constantine, Migration and Empire, reviewed by Angela McCarthy, p 88-90

[Review] James Beattie, Empire and Environmental Anxiety: Health, Science, Art and Conservation in South Asia and Australasia 1800-1920, reviewed by Paul Star, p 90-92

[Review] Frances Walsh, Inside Stories: A History of the New Zealand Housewife 1890-1975, reviewed by Katie Pickles, p 92-94

[Review] Conal McCarthy, Museums and Maori. Heritage Professionals, Indigenous Collections, Current Practice, reviewed by Roger Openshaw, p 94-97

[Review] Glyn Harper, ed., Letters from Gallipoli: New Zealand Soldiers Write Home, reviewed by David Monger, p 97-99

[Review] Robert Peden, Making Sheep Country: Mt Peel Station and the Transformation of the Tussock Lands, reviewed by Kate Hunter, p 99-101

[Review] Adrienne Puckey, Trading Cultures: A History of the Far North, reviewed by Vincent O'Malley, p 101-103

[Review] Peter Entwisle, Behold the Moon: The European Occupation of the Dunedin District 1770-1848, reviewed by Annette Wilkes, p 103-105

[Review] Michael King, The Silence Beyond -- Selected Writings, reviewed by Jock Phillips, p 105-106

[Review] Geoffrey Miles, et al., The Snake-haired Muse: James K. Baxter and Classical Myth, reviewed by Lawrence Jones

[Review] Daire Keogh and Albert McDonnell, eds, Cardinal Paul Cullen and his World, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 109-110

[Review] Laurie Guy, Shaping Godzone: Public Issues and Church Voices in New Zealand 1840-2000, reviewed by Mike Grimshaw, p 110-111

Notes on Contributors, p 112

No. 2

[Front matter] p i-v

Taking off the Black Singlet, by Caroline Daley, p 113-128

Maori Texts and Official Ventriloquism, by Hazel Petrie and Hohipere Tarau, p 129-141

'So Strange a Proceeding': Murder, Justice and Empire in 1830s Hokianga, by Jennifer Ashton, p 142-156

'Jocks'-of-all-trades: Genealogical Methods, Occupational Profiles and New Zealand's Scots, 1840-1920, by Rebecca Lenihan, p 157-185

[Review] Anne Salmond, Bligh: William Bligh in the South Seas, reviewed by Patrick Coleman, p 186-187

[Review] David Hackett Fischer, Fairness and Freedom: A History of Two Open Societies, New Zealand and the United States, reviewed by Peter Field, p 187-190

[Review] Margaret Werry, The Tourist State: Performing Leisure, Liberalism, and Race in New Zealand, reviewed by Elizabeth Rata, p 191-193

[Review] Fiona McKergow and Kerry Taylor, eds, Te Hao Nui-The Great Catch: Object Stories from Te Manawa, reviewed by Amy Findlater, p 193-195

[Review] Angela Wanhalla and Erika Wolf, eds, Early New Zealand Photography: Images and Essays, reviewed by Bronywn Labrum, p 195-197

[Review] David Grant, Jagged Seas: The New Zealand Seamen's Union, 1879-2003, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 197-198

[Review] Sekhar Bandyopadhyay, India in New Zealand: Local Identities, Global Relations, reviewed by Jane Buckingham, p 199-200

[Review] Raymond Richards, Palmer: The Parliamentary Years, reviewed by Philippa Mein Smith, p 201-202

[Review] Barbara Mabbett, For Gallant Service Rendered. The Life and Times of Samuel Austin, NZ Cross, 1831-1903, reviewed by Brad Patterson, p 202-204

[Review] Sarah Gaitanos, The Violinist: Clare Galambos Winter, Holocaust Survivor, reviewed by Mike Grimshaw with Harriet Mills, p 204-205

[Review] Wade Davis, Into the Silence: The Great War, Mallory and the Conquest of Everest, reviewed by Geoff Watson, p 205-207

[Review] Canterbury Quakes, Canterbury Museum, reviewed by Lyndon Fraser, p 208-210

[Review] Black in Fashion: Wearing the Colour Black in New Zealand, reviewed by Bronwyn Dalley, p 210-212

Notes on Contributors, p 213

Research, p 214-223

2011 Volume 45

No. 1

[Front matter] p i-iv

Editorial Introduction: The Utility and Futility of 'The Nation' in Histories of Aotearoa New Zealand, by Giselle Byrnes and Catharine Coleborne, p 1-14

'Closing the Gaps': From Postcolonialism to Kaupapa Maori and Beyond, by Nepia Mahuika, p 15-32

Invading the Waikato: A Postcolonial Re-view, by Simon Dench, p 33-49

On Place, Space and Mobility in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by Tony Ballantyne, p 50-70

Interracial Sexual Violence in 1860s New Zealand, by Angela Wanhalla, p 71-84

The Obvious and the Awkward: Postcolonialism and the British World, by Katie Pickles, p 85-101

Burdens of Belonging: Indigeneity and the Re-Founding of Aotearoa New Zealand, by Miranda Johnson, p 102-112

Obituary, Judith Binney, 1940-2011, p 113-116

[Review] Judith Binney, Encircled Lands: Te Urewera, 1820–1921, reviewed by Anne Salmond, p 117-119

[Review] Joanna Manning, ed., The Cartwright Papers: Essays on the Cervical Cancer Inquiry of 1987–88, reviewed by John Burrows, p 119-123

[Review] Lydia Wevers, Reading on the Farm: Victorian Fiction and the Colonial World, reviewed by Patrick Buckridge, p 123-125

[Review] David Grant, A Man for all Seasons: The Life and Times of Ken Douglas, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 125-127

[Review] Jenny Coleman, Mad or Bad? The Exploits of Amy Bock 1859–1943, reviewed by Caroline Daley, p 127-128

[Review] Paul Millar, No Fretful Sleeper: A Life of Bill Pearson, reviewed by Christopher Burke, p 128-130

[Review] Gordon H. Brown, Towards a Promised Land: On the Life and Art of Colin McCahon, reviewed by Leonard Bell, p 130-132

[Review] Alison Parr, Home: Civilian New Zealanders Remember the Second World War, reviewed by Rosemary Baird, p 132-133

[Review] Rachel Buchanan, The Parihaka Album: Lest We Forget, reviewed by Angela Wanhalla, p 133-134

[Review] Vincent O'Malley, et al. eds., The Treaty of Waitangi Companion, reviewed by Te Maire Tau, p 134-135

[Review] Gavin McLean and Tim Shoebridge, Quarantine! Protecting New Zealand at the Border, reviewed by Keir Reeves, p 135-136

[Review] David Walter, From Faith to Fortune: The TSB Bank Story 1850–2010, reviewed by James Watson, p 137-138

[Review] Jennifer Newell, Trading Nature: Tahitians, Europeans and Ecological Exchange, reviewed by Joanna Bishop, p 138-140

[Review] Stephen Levine, ed., Pacific Ways: Government and Politics in the Pacific Islands, reviewed by Gordon Leua Nanau, p 140-142

[Review] Slice of Heaven: 20th Century Aotearoa. The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, reviewed by Ben Schrader p 143-144

[Review] The 28th Maori Battalion website, reviewed by Peter Meihana, p 144-145

Correspondence, p 146-147 [Paul Moon]

Notes on Contributors, p 148

No. 2

[Front matter] p i-ii

Folkland to Bookland: F.D. Fenton and the Enclosure of the Maori 'Commons', by M.P.K. Sorrenson, p 149-169

'An Appeal from Fenton to Fenton': The Right of Appeal and the Origins of the Native Appellate Court, by Grant Phillipson, p 170-191

'An Antidote to Bookishness': Local History, Educational Practices and Colonialism in New Zealand Primary Schools, 1900–1940, by Rachel Patrick, p 192-208

'Familiarising the Foreign': New Zealand Soldiers' Observations on Landscape During the Gallipoli Campaign, by Matthew Cunningham, p 209-224

Phantom Limbs: Concert Dance in New Zealand from the 1930s to the 1980s, by Marianne Schultz, p 225-245

[Review] Joan Metge, Tuamaka: The Challenge of Difference in Aotearoa New Zealand, reviewed by Melissa Matutina Williams, p 246-247

[Review] Leonard Bell, Marti Friedlander, reviewed by Barbara Brookes, p 248-249

[Review] Chris Bourke, Blue Smoke: The Lost Dawn of New Zealand Popular Music 1918–1964, reviewed by Gary Whitcher, p 250-251

[Review] John E. Martin, Honouring the Contract, reviewed by Bronwyn Labrum, p 252-253

[Review] Lucy Hammonds, et al., The Dress Circle: New Zealand Fashion Design Since 1940, reviewed by Katie Pickles, p 253-255

[Review] Perrin Rowland, Dining Out: A History of the Restaurant in New Zealand, reviewed by Carolyn Morris, p 255-256

[Review] Margaret Sparrow, Abortion Then and Now: New Zealand Abortion Stories from 1940 to 1980, reviewed by Hayley Brown, p 256-258

[Review] Gavin McLean, Blue, White and Dynamite: 100 Years of the Lyall Bay Surf and Life Saving Club, reviewed by Geoff Watson, p 258-260

[Review] Allan K. Davidson, ed., Living Legacy: A History of the Anglican Diocese of Auckland, reviewed by Mike Grimshaw, p 260-261

[Review] Caroline Fitzgerald, ed., Te Wiremu—Henry Williams: Early Years in the North, reviewed by Vincent O'Malley, p 261-263

[Review] Dorota C. Starzecka, Roger Neich and Mick Pendergrast, Taonga Maori in the British Museum, reviewed by Roger Fyfe, p 263-266

[Review] Huhana Smith, E Tu Ake: Maori Standing Strong, reviewed by Amy Findlater, p 266-268

[Review] Elena Govor, Twelve Days at Nuku Hiva: Russian Encounters and Mutiny in the South Pacific, reviewed by Alex Calder, p 268-270

[Review] James Watson and Lachy Paterson, eds, A Great New Zealand Prime Minister? Reappraising William Ferguson Massey, reviewed by Malcolm Campbell, p 270-271

[Review] Carl Bridge, William Hughes: Australia; James Watson, W. F. Massey: New Zealand, reviewed by Glyn Harper, p 271-273

[Review] New Zealand in Vogue. The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, reviewed by Marguerite Hill, p 274-275

[Review] Mr Jones' Wives: War Brides of New Zealand Servicemen. Auckland Museum, reviewed by Megan Hutching, p 276-277

[Review] Reserve Bank of New Zealand Museum. Bank of New Zealand Museum, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 277-278

Notes on Contributors, p 279

Research, p 280-288

2010 Volume 44

No. 1

[Front matter]

Bush Cinderellas: Young New Zealanders and Romance at the Movies, 1919-1939, by Charlotte Greenhalgh, p 1-21

'Honolulu Maori': Racial Dimensions of Duke Kahanamoku's Tour of Australia and New Zealand, 1914-1915, by Gary Osmond, p 22-34

Drink and the Historians: Sober Reflections on Alcohol in New Zealand, 1840-1914, by Greg Ryan, p 35-53

The Seven Servants of Ham: Labourers' Letters from Wellington in the New Zealand Journal, 1840-1845, by Sue Middleton, p 54-75

Lest We Forget? The Fading of New Zealand War Commemorations, 1946-1966, by Helen Robinson, p 76-91

[Review] Richard S. Hill, Maori and the State: CrownMaori Relations in New Zealand Aotearoa, 1950-2000, reviewed by Paul Hamer, p 92-93

[Review] Matthew Palmer, The Treaty of Waitangi in New Zealand's Law and Constitution, reviewed by Bryan Gilling, p 94-95

[Review] Senka Bozic-Vrbancic, Tarara: Croats and Maori in New Zealand: Memory, Belonging, Identity, reviewed by Lyndon Fraser, p 95-96

[Review] Mark Derby, ed., Kiwi Companeros: New Zealand and the Spanish Civil War, reviewed by James Watson, p 96-98

[Review] Gerald Hensley, Beyond the Battlefield: New Zealand and its Allies, 1939-45, reviewed by David Day, p 98-100

[Review] Maureen Birchfield, Looking for Answers: A Life of Elsie Locke, reviewed by Melanie Nolan, p 100-102

[Review] Janet November, In the Footsteps of Ethel Benjamin: New Zealand's First Woman Lawyer, reviewed by Judith Bassett, p 102-103

[Review] John Newton, The Double Rainbow: James K. Baxter, Ngati Hau and the Jerusalem Commune, reviewed by Gareth Roderick, p 103-105

[Review] W.J. Gardner, Prelude to Arbitration in 3 Movements: Ulster, South Australia, New Zealand, 1890-1894, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 105-107

[Review] Judith A. Bennett, Natives and Exotics: World War II and Environment in the Southern Pacific, reviewed by Paul Star, p 107-108

[Review] Doug Munro, The Ivory Tower and Beyond: Participant Historians of the Pacific, reviewed by Judith A. Bennett, p 108-110

[Review] John Weaver, A Sadly Troubled History: The Meanings of Suicide in the Modern Age, reviewed by Catharine Coleborne, p 110-112

[Review] W. David McIntyre, The Britannic Vision: Historians and the Making of the British Commonwealth of Nations, 1907-48, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 112-113

[Website Review] Never a Dull Moment! Hamilton Stories. Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato, reviewed by Nadia Gush, p 114-115

[Website Review] Tales from Te Papa, reviewed by Bronwyn Dalley, 115-117

[Television Review] One Land, reviewed by Gavin McLean, p 117-118

Notes on Contributors p 119-120

No. 2

[Front matter]

Which Barrier Was Broken? Broken Barrier and New Zealand Cinema in the 1950s, by Barbara Brookes, p 121-137

Thinking Local: Knowledge, Sociability and Community in Gore's Intellectual Life, 1875-1914, by Tony Ballantyne, p 138-156

Kiwi Keith and Kinloch: A Closer Look at Holyoake's 'Proudest Achievement', by Paul Hamer, p 157-173

The Establishment of the Canterbury Society of Arts: Forming the Taste, Judgement and Identity of a Province, 1850-1880, by Warren Feeney, p 174-189

[Review] James Belich, Replenishing the Earth: The Settler Revolution and the Rise of the Anglo-World, 1783-1939, reviewed by Christopher Lloyd, p 190-194

[Review] Francis Pound, The Invention of New Zealand: Art and National Identity, 1930-1970, reviewed by Mark Stocker, p 195-197

[Review] Richard Boast and Richard S. Hill, Raupatu: The Confiscation of Maori Land, reviewed by David Williams, p 197-199

[Review] Angela Wanhalla, Invisible Sight: The Mixed-Descent Families of Southern New Zealand, reviewed by Kate Riddell, p 200-203

[Review] Paul Moon, This Horrid Practice: The Myth and Reality of Traditional Maori Cannibalism, reviewed by John Bevan-Smith, p 203-205

[Review] Jeffrey Paparoa Holman, Best of Both Worlds: The Story of Elsdon Best and Tutakangahau, reviewed by Michael Reilly, p 206-207

[Review] Kate Hunter, Hunting: A New Zealand History, reviewed by Kirstie Ross, p 207-209

[Review] Hazel Riseborough, Shear Hard Work: A History of New Zealand Shearing, reviewed by Dianne Bardsley, p 209-210

[Review] S.R.H. Jones, Doing Well and Doing Good: Ross and Glendining. Scottish Enterprise in New Zealand, reviewed by Angela McCarthy, p 211-212

[Review] Julia Bradshaw, Golden Prospects: Chinese on the West Coast of New Zealand, reviewed by Lyndon Fraser, p 212-213

[Review] Bee Dawson, A History of Gardening in New Zealand, reviewed by Matt Morris, p 214-215

[Review] Klaus Neumann and Gwenda Tavan ed., Does History Matter? Making and Debating Citizenship, Immigration and Refugee Policy in Australia and New Zealand, reviewed by Timothy Rowse, p 216-218

[Review] Bain Attwood with Helen Doyle, Possession: Batman's Treaty and the Matter of History, reviewed by Michael Belgrave, p 218-219

[Review] Catharine Coleborne, Reading 'Madness': Gender and Difference in the Colonial Asylum in Victoria, Australia, 1848-1888; p 219-221

[Review] Madness in the Family: Insanity and Institutions in the Australasian Colonial World, 1860-1914, reviewed by David Wright, p 219-221

[Review] Fiona Paisley, Glamour in the Pacific: Cultural Internationalism and Race Politics in the Women's Pan-Pacific, reviewed by Nadia Gush, p 221-223

Notes on Contributors, p 224

Research p 225-232

2009 Volume 43

No. 1

[Front matter]

The Beauty of Health: Cora Wilding and the Sunlight League, by Nadia Gush, p 1-17

The Sumner Cave Controversy Reconsidered: Provincialism, Identity and 'Colonial' Science, by Francis Reid, p 18-38

'Texts and Translations': Ruth Ross and the Treaty of Waitangi, by Rachael Bell, p 39-58

'The Great Wave of Enthusiasm': New Zealand Reactions to the First World War in August 1914 - A Reassessment, by Graham Hucker, p 59-75

[Review] Chris Brickell, Mates and Lovers: A History of Gay New Zealand, reviewed by Caroline Daley, p 76-77

[Review] Stevan Eldred-Grigg, Diggers Hatters and Whores: The Story of the New Zealand Gold Rushes, reviewed by Terry Hearn, p 77-79

[Review] Kirstie Ross, Going Bush: New Zealanders and Nature in the Twentieth Century, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 79-81

[Review] John Crawford, ed., The Devil's Own War: The First World War Diary of Brigadier-General Herbert Hart, reviewed by Graham Hucker, p 81-82

[Review] John Crawford and Ian McGibbon, eds, New Zealand's Great War: New Zealand, the Allies and the First World War, reviewed by Michael McKernan, p 82-83

[Review] Sandy Callister, The Face of War: New Zealand's Great War Photography, reviewed by Jock Phillips, p 83-85

[Review] Mary Logan, Nordy: Arnold Nordmeyer: A Political Biography, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 85-86

[Review] Michael Bassett, Working with David: Inside the Lange Cabinet, reviewed by Malcolm McKinnon, p 87-89

[Review] Paul Goldsmith, We Won, You Lost, Eat That: A Political History of Tax in New Zealand Since 1840, reviewed by Keith Rankin, p 89-91

[Review] John E. Martin, Parliament's Library, reviewed by J. E. Traue, p 91-92

[Review] Angela McCarthy, Personal Narratives of Irish and Scottish Migration, 192165, 'For Spirit and Adventure'; Irish Migration Networks and Ethnic Identities Since 1700, reviewed by Lyndon Fraser, p 92-94

[Review] John Barrington, Separate but Equal? Maori Schools and the Crown 18671969, reviewed by Colin McGeorge, p 94-95

[Review] Conal McCarthy, Exhibiting Maori: A History of Colonial Cultures of Display, reviewed by Giselle Byrnes, p 96-97

[Review] Iain Sharp, Heaphy, reviewed by Simon Dench, p 97-99

[Review] Richard Quinn, Samuel Marsden, Altar Ego, reviewed by Peter Lineham, p 99-100

[Review] Simon Nathan and Mary Varnham, eds, The Amazing World of James Hector, reviewed by Elinor Harris, p 100-102

[Review] Jill Trevelyan, Rita Angus: An Artist's Life, reviewed by Doug Munro, p 102-103

[Review] Joanne Drayton, Ngaio Marsh: Her Life in Crime, reviewed by Bruce Harding, p 104-105

[Review] Graham W.A. Bush, ed., The History of Epsom, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 105-106

[Review] David Veart, First Catch Your Weka: A Story of New Zealand Cooking, reviewed by Greg Ryan, p 106-108

[Review] Deryck M. Schreuder and Stuart Ward, eds, Australia's Empire, reviewed by Malcolm Saunders, p 108-110

[Review] Peter Kenilorea, Clive Moore, ed., Tell It As It Is: Autobiography of Rt. Hon. Sir Peter Kenilorea, KBE, PC, Solomon Islands' First Prime Minister, reviewed by Michael W. Scott, p 110-111

[Review] An Impressive Silence: Public Memory and Personal Experience of the Great War. Archives New Zealand, reviewed by Kirstie Ross, p 112-114

[Review] Te Ara o Nga Tupuna Maori Heritage Trail. Wellington City Council, the Wellington Tenths Trust and Ngati Toa, reviewed by Conal McCarthy, p 114-117

Notes on Contributors, p 118

No. 2

[Front matter]

Editorial Introduction: Migration Histories and Writing the Nation, by Lyndon Fraser p 119-122

Nation and Migration: Postcolonial Perspectives, by Giselle Byrnes, p 123-132

Revitalizing Te Ika-a-Maui: Maori Migration and the Nation, by Nepia Mahuika, p 133-149

A History of Small Numbers: Indians in New Zealand, c.18901930s, by Sekhar Bandyopadhyay, p 150-168

'No Colonists are more Imbued with their National Sympathies than Scotchmen': The Nation as an Analytical Tool in the Study of Migrant Communities, by Tanja Bueltmann, p 169-181

'When rolling seas shall no more divide us': Transnationalism and the Local Geographies of Ulster Protestant Settlement in Nineteenth-Century Canterbury, by Lyndon Fraser and Sarah Dwyer, p 182-197

Te Papa's Community Gallery: Presenting Migrant Stories at 'Our Place,' by Michael Fitzgerald, p 198-207

[Review] Giselle Byrnes, ed., The New Oxford History of New Zealand, reviewed by Richard Waterhouse, p 208-210

[Review] Ray Fargher, The Best Man Who Ever Served the Crown? A Life of Donald McLean, reviewed by Grant Phillipson, p 210-212

[Review] Manying Ip, ed., The Dragon and the Taniwha: Maori and Chinese in New Zealand, reviewed by Keir Reeves, p 212-214

[Review] Vincent O'Malley and David Armstrong, The Beating Heart - A Political and Socio-Economic History of Te Arawa, reviewed by Rawinia Higgins, p 214-215

[Review] Philippa Mein Smith, Peter Hempenstall and Shaun Goldfinch, Remaking the Tasman World, reviewed by Kate Hunter, p 216-217

[Review] Ian Church, gen. ed., Gaining a Foothold: Historical Records of Otago's Eastern Coast, 17701839, reviewed by Angela Wanhalla, p 217-218

[Review] Melanie Nolan, ed., War and Class: The Diary of Jack McCullough, reviewed by David Grant, p 219-220

[Review] David Grant, Field Punishment No. 1: Archibald Baxter, Mark Briggs and New Zealand's Anti-Militarist Tradition, reviewed by Kevin P. Clements, p 220-222

[Review] Keith Douglas Scott, Before ANZAC, Beyond Armistice. The Central Otago Soldiers of World War One and the Home They Left Behind, reviewed by Graham Hucker, p 222-223

[Review] Stephen Utick, Captain Charles, Engineer of Charity: The Remarkable Life of Charles Gordon O'Neill, reviewed by Margaret Tennant, p 223-224

[Review] Hugh Templeton, ed., Mr Ambassador: Memoirs of Sir Carl Berendsen, reviewed by Gerald Hensley, p 224-226

[Review] Matthew Gibbons, ed., New Zealand and the European Union, reviewed by Brian Easton, p 226-227

[Review] Diane Strevens, MacKillop Women: The Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart, Aotearoa New Zealand, 18832006, reviewed by Christopher Van Der Krogt, p 228-229

[Review] Nicholas Tarling, History Boy: A Memoir, reviewed by Doug Munro, p 229-231

[Review] Alastair Couper, Sailors and Traders: A Maritime History of the Pacific Peoples, reviewed by Frances Steel, p 231-232

[Review] Robert Langdon, Kon-Tiki Revisited, reviewed by Mara Mulrooney, p 232-234

[Exhibition review] Watersheds - Nga Waipupu: A History of Tairawhiti, reviewed by Sean Brosnahan, p 235-236

[Exhibition review] The Wine Exhibition. Marlborough Museum, reviewed by Jane Vial, p 237-238

Notes on Contributors, p 239-240

Research, p 241-248

2008 Volume 42

No. 1

[Front matter] p i-ii

Two to Tango: The Partnership Between Charity and the Welfare State in New Zealand 19401970, by Margaret Tennant, p 1-21

Promoting Paradise: Utopianism and National Identity in New Zealand, 1870-1930, by Dominic Alessio, p 22-41

Fitchett's Fallacy and Music at the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition, Dunedin, 18891890, by David Murray, p 42-59

The East Coast Petroleum Wars: Raupatu and the Politics of Oil in 1860s New Zealand, by Vincent O'Malley, p 60-79

The Langdale Settlement: Idle Land Transformed, by Don Kinnell, p 80-100

[Review] The New Zealand Family from 1840: A Demographic History, reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 101-102

[Review] Kiwi Keith: A Biography of Keith Holyoake, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 103-104

[Review] Castles of Gold: A History of New Zealand's West Coast Irish, reviewed by Malcolm Campbell, p 105-106

[Review] Dominion of New Zealand: Statesmen and Status 19071945, reviewed by James Watson, p 106-107

[Review] Te Kerikeri 1770-1850: The Meeting Pool, reviewed by Adrienne Puckey, p 108-109

[Review] Mapping Out the Venereal Wilderness: Public Health and STD in New Zealand 1920-1980, reviewed by Bronwyn Dalley, p 110-111

[Review] Looking Flash: Clothing in Aotearoa New Zealand, reviewed by Angela Lassig, p 111-113

[Review] Amassing Treasures for All Time: Sir George Grey, Colonial Bookman and Collector, reviewed by John Laurie, p 113-114

[Review] No Left Turn: The Distortion of New Zealand's History by Greed, Bigotry and Right-Wing Politics, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 114-115

[Review] Indian Settlers: The Story of a New Zealand South Asian Community, reviewed by Geoff Watson, p 116-117

[Review] A Stockman's Gift: Daniel Vickery Bryant and the Bryant Charitable Trusts: A Legacy for Waikato, reviewed by Margaret Tennant, p 117-118

[Review] Crisis of Identity? The Mission and Management of Universities in New Zealand, reviewed by Malcolm Saunders, p 118-120

[Review] Transnational Outrage: The Death and Commemoration of Edith Cavell, reviewed by Bruce Scates, p 120-121

[Review] The Future of Tokelau: Decolonising Agendas 1975-2006, reviewed by Barrie Macdonald, p 121-123

[Review] Where Fate Beckons: The Life of Jean-Francois de La Perouse, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 123-124

[Review] The White Pacific: US Imperialism and Black Slavery in the South Seas after the Civil War, reviewed by Max Quanchi, p 124-126

[Review] The Pacific Muse: Exotic Femininity and the Colonial Pacific, reviewed by Alice Te Punga Somerville, p 126-127

[Review] The Patrician and the Bloke: Geoffrey Serle and the Making of Australian History, reviewed by Doug Munro, p 128-129

[Review] Tangata o le Moana. The Story of Pacific People in New Zealand, reviewed by Adrian Muckle, p 130-131

No. 2

[Front matter] p 130-132

'Amen, Amen!' Christianity, Society and Visions of the Future in 1920s New Zealand, by Tobias Harper, p 133-153

Prohibition and the Myth of 1919, by Paul Christoffel, p 154-175

Richard Seddon and Popular Opposition in New Zealand to the Introduction of Chinese Labour into the Transvaal, 1903-1904, by Jeremy Martens, p 176-195

How The Road to Life (1931) Became the Road to Ruin: The Case of the Wellington Film Society in 1933, by Simon Sigley, p 196-215

[Review] The Discovery of Islands: Essays in British History, reviewed by Philippa Mein Smith, p 216-217

[Review] The Fabric of Welfare: Voluntary Organisations, Government and Welfare in New Zealand, 18402005, reviewed by Shurlee Swain, p 218-219

[Review] Settlers: New Zealand Immigrants from England, Ireland and Scotland, 18001945, reviewed by Lyndon Fraser, p 220-221

[Review] Buying the Land, Selling the Land: Governments and Maori Land in the North Island 18651921, reviewed by Hazel Petrie, p 222-223

[Review] Ngai Tahu: A Migration History, reviewed by Jim Williams, p 223-225

[Review] New Zealand in World Affairs IV 19902005, reviewed by Roberto Rabel, p 225-227

[Review] Forgotten ANZACS: The Campaign in Greece, 1941, reviewed by John Crawford, p 227-228

[Review] Dark Journey: Three New Zealand Battles of the Western Front, reviewed by Robin Pryor, p 228-229

[Review] Holiday Seasons: Christmas, New Year and Easter in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, reviewed by Emma Dewson, p 229-230

[Review] Women in British Imperial Airspace, 19221937, reviewed by Katie Pickles, p 230-232

[Review] Being Maori Chinese: Mixed Identities, reviewed by Angela Wanhalla, p 232-233

[Review] Big White Lie: Chinese Australians in White Australia, reviewed by Ian Welch, p 233-235

[Review] Ireland, Australia and New Zealand: History, Politics and Culture, reviewed by Philip Bull, p 235-236

[Review] Pitch Your Tents on Distant Shores. A History of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd in Australia, Aotearoa/New Zealand and Tahiti, reviewed by Diane Strevens, p 236-238

[Review] Jaycee: Developers of People, Builders of Communities, reviewed by Deborah Dunsford, p 238-239

[Review] Levin: The Making of a Town, reviewed by Basil Poff, p 239-240

[Review: History in Other Media] Encounter: New Zealand Design and Decorative Arts. Auckland War Memorial Museum Tamaki Paenga Hira, The Auckland Domain, Auckland, reviewed by Margaret McClure, p 241-243

Notes on Contributors, p 244

Research 2007-2008, p 245-254

2007 Volume 41

No.1

[Front matter] p i-iv

Editorial: Journal Matters, by Caroline Daley and Deborah Montgomerie, p 1-2

Stabat mater dolorosa: Death, Photography and Collective Mourning, by Sandra Callister, p 3-26

Reweti Kohere's Model Village, by Lachy Paterson, p 27-44

'My Piece of Land at Taieri': Boundary Formation and Contestation at the Taieri Native Reserve, 1844-1868, by Angela Wanhalla, p 45-61

New Zealand: An Antipodean Exception to Master and Servant Rules, by Jon Henning, p 62-82

A Reply to Jim McAloon, by Bill Oliver, p 83-88

[Review] Over the Mountains of the Sea; Life on the Migrant Ships; Women and Children Last, reviewed by Charlotte Macdonald, p 89-91

[Review] Maoriland: New Zealand Literature 1872-1914, reviewed by James Smithies, p 91-92

[Review] A Life of J.C. Beaglehole New Zealand Scholar, reviewed by William Renwick, p 93-94

[Review] The Bookmen's Dominion: Cultural Life in New Zealand 1920-1950, reviewed by Jock Phillips, p 94-96

[Review] Douglas Lilburn: His Life and Music, reviewed by Doug Munro, p 96-98

[Review] Nola Millar: A Theatrical Life, reviewed by Caroline Daley, p 98-99

[Review] Geoffrey Alley, Librarian: His Life and Work, reviewed by Jim Traue, p 100-101

[Review] Colonial Discourses: Niupepa Maori 1855-1863, reviewed by Vincent O'Malley, p 101-102

[Review] Chiefs of Industry: Maori Tribal Enterprise in Early Colonial New Zealand, reviewed by Lachy Paterson, p 103-104

[Review] Wealthmakers: A History of the Northern Employers' and Manufacturers' Associations, reviewed by Ian Hunter, p 104-105

[Review] The Governors: New Zealand's Governors and Governors-General, reviewed by John E. Martin, p 106-107

[Review] Innovation and Independence: The Reserve Bank of New Zealand, reviewed by Paul Dalziel, p 107-109

[Review] Standing Upright Here: New Zealand in the Nuclear Age, 1945-1990, reviewed by Matthew O'Meagher, p 109-110

[Review] Making a Difference: A History of the Auckland College of Education, reviewed by Kay Morris Matthews), p 110-112

[Review] The Big Show: New Zealanders, D-Day and the War in Europe, reviewed by Gabrielle Fortune, p 112-113

[Review] James Michael Liston - A Life, reviewed by Rory Sweetman, p 113-114

[Review] Gathering for God: George Brown in Oceania, reviewed by Raeburn Lange p 114-115

[Review] Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific: An Environmental History, reviewed by James Beattie, p 116-117

[Review] Buccaneers, Explorers and Settlers: British Enterprise and Encounters in the Pacific, reviewed by Robin Fisher, p 118-119

[Review] Return to Gallipoli: Walking the Battlefields of the Great War, reviewed by Damian X. Powell, p 119-120

[Exhibition Review] Blood, Earth, Fire - Whangai, Whenua, Ahi Ka: The Transformation of Aotearoa New Zealand, reviewed by Tony Nightingale, p 121-122

No.2

[Front matter]

'Enlightened Buying': From Consumer Service to the Consumers' Institute, 1959-1964, by Ian Brailsford, p 123-142

How British? Local Government in New Zealand to c.1930, by John Cookson, p 143-160

Did Muldoon really'go too slowly'with CER? by Philippa Mein Smith, p 161-179

Cultural Colonization and Textual Biculturalism: James Belich and Michael King's General Histories of New Zealand, by Jacob Pollock, p 180-198

[Review] Maori Peoples of New Zealand: Nga iwi o Aotearoa, reviewed by Nepia Mahuika, p 199-200

[Review] Settler and Migrant Peoples of New Zealand, reviewed by Rosalind McClean, p 200-201

[Review] The Ngai Tahu Deeds. A Window on New Zealand History, reviewed by Michael Belgrave, p 202-203

[Review] Past Judgement. Social Policy in New Zealand History, reviewed by Melanie Oppenheimer, p 203-204

[Review] Disputed Histories: Imagining New Zealand's Pasts, reviewed by Deborah Montgomerie, p 205-206

[Review] New Zealand as it Might Have Been, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 206-208

[Review] Age of Enterprise: Rediscovering the New Zealand Entrepreneur 1880-1910, reviewed by Anthony M. Endres, p 208-210

[Review] 'Ready Money': The Life of William Robinson; Ngamatea. The Land and the People, reviewed by Robert Peden, p 210-212

[Review] Family Silver. From the Provinces to Privatisation, reviewed by Barry Gustafson, p 212-214

[Review] Final Approaches: A Memoir, reviewed by Brij V. Lal, p 214-215

[Review] Shaping a Colonial Church: Bishop Harper and the Anglican Diocese of Christchurch, reviewed by Geoffrey Troughton, p 216-217

[Review] How to do Local History, reviewed by Susan Butterworth, p 217-218

[Review] Museums, Anthropology, and Imperial Exchange, reviewed by James Beattie, p 219-220

[Review] Texts and Contexts: Reflections in Pacific Islands Historiography, reviewed by Barry Rigby, p 220-221

[Review] Sea Devil: Count von Luckner in New Zealand and the Pacific, reviewed by Doug Munro, p 221-223

[Review] Logan Campbell's Auckland: Tales from the Early Years, reviewed by David Verran, p 223-224

[Review] The Plot to Subvert Wartime New Zealand, reviewed by Greg Ryan, p 224-225

[Review] NZhistory.net.nz website, reviewed by Graeme Ball, p 226-227

[Review] Te Ara: The Online Encyclopedia of New Zealand, reviewed by Andrew Brown-May, p 227-229

[Review] Kai Tahu Whanui ki Otago, Otago Settlers Museum, reviewed by Angela Wanhalla, p 229-230

Research 2006-2007, p 231-241

2006 Volume 40

No.1

[Front matter] p i-iv

Editorial Introduction, by Jeanine Graham, p 1-6

Child Cruelty or Reasonable Punishment? A Case Study of the Operation of the Law and the Courts, 1883-1903, by Sally Maclean, p 7-24

Childhood's Sole Serious Business: The Long Haul to Full School Attendance, by Colin McGeorge, p 25-38

Religion, Churches and Childhood in New Zealand c. 1900-1940, by Geoffrey Troughton, p 39-56

Boarding the School Bus, by Logan Moss, p 57-74

Overworked Children? Child Labour in New Zealand, 1919-1939, by Rosemary Goodyear, p 75-90

From Paternalism to (Partial) Autonomy: The Evolution of Children's Rights in New Zealand, by Claire Breen, p 91-101

[Review] New Zealand and the Vietnam War, reviewed by Deborah Montgomerie, p 102-103

[Review] Irish Migrants in New Zealand, 1840-1937, reviewed by Elizabeth Malcolm, p 104-105

[Review] New Rights New Zealand: Myths, Moralities and Markets, reviewed by Paul Dalziel, p 105-107

[Review] Black November: The 1918 Influenza Pandemic in New Zealand, reviewed by Derek Dow, p 107-108

[Review] Dirt: Filth and Decay in a New World Arcadia, reviewed by Ben Schrader, p 108-109

[Review] Bowler of Gallipoli; Echoes of Gallipoli; Gallipoli: A Guide to New Zealand Battlefields, reviewed by Sandy Callister, p 110-112

[Review] No Better Death: The Great War Diaries and Letters of William G. Malone, reviewed by Graham Hucker, p 112-114

[Review] Storms and Dreams: Louis de Bougainville: Soldier, Explorer, Statesman, reviewed by Peter Tremewan, p 114-115

[Review] Vision and Reality in Pacific Religion, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 115-117

[Review] Pacific Journeys: Essays in Honour of John Dunmore, reviewed by Darrell Tryon, p 117-119

[Review] East by South: China in the Australasian Imagination, reviewed by Anne-Marie Brady, p 119-120

[Review] Southeast Asia and New Zealand, reviewed by Malcolm McKinnon, p 120-121

[Review] Edward Eyre, Race and Colonial Governance, reviewed by Tony Ballantyne, p 122-123

[Review] The Long Slow Death of White Australia, reviewed by Kane Collins and David Walker, p 123-125

[Review] Landscape, Community: Perspectives from New Zealand History, reviewed by Terry Hearn, p 125-126

[Review] The House of Reed 1907-1983, reviewed by Ian Hunter, p 126-127

[Review] Harold Wellman - A Man Who Moved New Zealand, reviewed by John Bradshaw, p 128-129

[Review] International Students in New Zealand, reviewed by Alison Kuiper, p 130-131

[Advertisement] p 132

No.2

[Front matter] p i-iv

The Politics of Post-War Consumer Culture, by Chris Brickell, p 133-155

The Other Story: Changing Perceptions of State Housing, by Ben Schrader, p 156-170

An Antimodern Manque: Monte Holcroft and The Deepening Stream, by James Smithies, p 171-193

By Which Standards? History and the Waitangi Tribunal, by Jim McAloon, p 194-213

By Which Standards? History and the Waitangi Tribunal: A Reply, by Giselle Byrnes, p 214-229

Looking Forward: Historians and the Waitangi Tribunal, by Michael Belgrave, p 230-250

[Review] State Authority, Indigenous Autonomy: Crown Maori Relations in New Zealand Aotearoa 1900-1950, reviewed by Danny Keenan, p 251-252

[Review] Historical Frictions: Maori Claims and Reinvented Histories, reviewed by Richard Boast, p 252-254

[Review] Frontier of Dreams: The Story of New Zealand, reviewed by Philippa Mein Smith, p 254-255

[Review] New Zealand Identities: Departures and Destinations, reviewed by Angela Wanhalla, p 255-257

[Review] Kin: A Collective Biography of a New Zealand Working-Class Family, reviewed by Annabel Cooper, p 257-258

[Review] Ulster-New Zealand Migration and Cultural Transfers, reviewed by Lindsay Proudfoot, p 258-260

[Review] Theatre, Country: Essays on Landscape and Whenua, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 261-26

[Review] Caught Mapping: The Life and Times of New Zealand's Early Surveyors, reviewed by Brad Patterson, p 263-265

[Review] Class and Occupation: The New Zealand Reality; Class, Gender and the Vote, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 265-266

[Review] Revolution: The 1913 Great Strike in New Zealand, reviewed by Len Richardson, p 267-269

[Review] City of Enterprise: Perspectives on Auckland Business History, reviewed by Carol Neill, p 269-270

[Review] Going Up Going Down: The Rise and Fall of the Department Store, reviewed by Bronwyn Labrum, p 271-272

[Review] Anthony Wilding: A Sporting Life, reviewed by Richard Cashman, p 272-273

[Review] The Contest for Rugby Supremacy: Accounting for the 1905 All Blacks, reviewed by Malcolm MacLean, p 274-276

[Review] Climates of War, New Zealand in Conflict, 1859-69, reviewed by Ian McGibbon, p 276-277

[Review] Colonial Connections, 1815-1845, reviewed by Susannah Grant, p 278-279

[Review] Kanaky, reviewed by Adrian Muckle, p 279-281

[Review] Island Ministers: Indigenous Leadership in Nineteenth Century Pacific Islands Christianity, reviewed by Allan Davidson, p 281-282

[Review] Christianity, Modernity and Culture: New Perspectives on New Zealand History, reviewed by Toby Harper, p 282-284

[Review] A Driven Man: Missionary Thomas Samuel Grace, reviewed by Peter Lineham, p 284-285

[Review] The Europeans in Australia: A History, Volume 2, reviewed by Chris Connolly, p 286-287

[Review] History, Historians and Autobiography, reviewed by Doug Munro, p 287-289

Research 2005-2006, p 290-299

2005 Volume 39

No.1

[Front matter] p i-iv

Bitter Recollections? Thomas Chapman and Benjamin Ashwell on Maori Flourmills and Ships in the Mid-Nineteenth Century, by Hazel Petrie, p 1-21

'Hidden under Many Bushels': Lady Victoria Plunket and the New Zealand Society for The Health of Women and Children, by Melanie Oppenheimer, p 22-38

'We Carry the Joyous News that has Made us Free': New Zealand Missionaries, the Bolivian Indian Mission and Global Engagement, 1908-1930, by Hugh Morrison, p 39-56

'If there's not one near you now, there soon will be': American Fast-food Chains come to New Zealand, by Ian Brailsford, p 57-74

'In spite of Tooley Street, Montagu Norman, and The Reserve Bank's Governor': Recolonization or the Eclipse of Colonial Financial Ties with Britain in the 1930s? by Simon Boyce, p 75-92

[Review of four books], reviewed by Chris Hilliard, p 93-97

[Review] The Trial of the Cannibal Dog, reviewed by Jonathan Lamb, p 97-99

[Review] The Quest for Origins, reviewed by Douglas G. Sutton, p 100-101

[Review of three books on the Waitangi Tribunal and Treaty], reviewed by Danny Keenan, p 101-105

[Review] Honour Among Nations, reviewed by Giselle Byrnes, p 105-106

[Review] The Anzac Experience, reviewed by Peter Stanley, p 106-107

[Review] New Zealand and the Soviet Union, Lenin's Legacy Down Under, reviewed by Roberto Rabel, p 108-110

[Review] Adventures in Democracy, reviewed by Kerry Taylor, p 110-111

[Review] The Wonder Country, reviewed by David Fisher, p 111-113

[Review] Our Islands, Our Selves, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 113-114

[Review] Remembering: Writing Oral History, reviewed by Gabrielle Fortune, p 114-116

[Review] The Big Blue: Snapshots of the 1951 Waterfront Lockout, reviewed by Len Richardson, p 117-118

[Review] Black Prince: The Biography of Fintan Patrick Walsh, reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 118-120

[Review] On the Left: Essays on Socialism in New Zealand, reviewed by Anna Green, p 120-121

[Review] The Mediator: A Life of Richard Taylor, 1805-1873, reviewed by Grant Phillipson, p 121-123

[Review] Gilbert Mair: Te Kooti's Nemesis, reviewed by Richard S. Hill, p 123-124

[Review] Captured by Maori, reviewed by Kate Riddell, p 125-126

[Review] Steadfast in Hope, reviewed by Christopher Van Der Krogt, p 126-128

[Review] Building God's Own Country, reviewed by Geoff Troughton, p 128-129

[Review] A Question of Faith: A History of the New Zealand Christian Pacifist Society, reviewed by John Cookson, p 129-130

[Review] Easily the Best: The Life of Helen Connon, reviewed by Dorothy Page, p 131-132

[Review] Making Waves: Captain Jock McGregor, reviewed by David Young, p 132-134

[Review] On and Off: Opera in Auckland 1970-2000, reviewed by Kirstie Ross, p 134-135

[Advertisements] p i-iv

No.2

[Front matter] p i-iv

'The Land of the Wrong White Crowd': Anti-racist Organizations and Pakeha Identity Politics in the 1970s, by Miranda Johnson, p 137-157

Same-sex Desire and the Asylum: a Colonial Experience, by Chris Brickell, p 158-178

'New Zealand is Butterland': Interpreting the Historical Significance of a Daily Spread, by Frances Steel, p 179-194

Thomas Hunter and the Campaign against Eugenics, by Tony Taylor, p 195-214

How far did Class Determine Voting in New Zealand General Elections, 1911-1951? by Miles Fairburn and Stephen Haslett, p 215-241

[Review] A Concise History of New Zealand, reviewed by Patricia Grimshaw, p 243-244

[Review] Sites of Gender: Women, Men and Modernity in Southern Dunedin, 1890-1939, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 244-245

[Review] Love in Time of War, reviewed by Joy Damousi, p 246-247

[Review] 'Rats and Revolutionaries' The Labour Movement in Australia and New Zealand 1890-1940, reviewed by Peter Franks, p 247-249

[Review] Living in Utopia: New Zealand's Intentional Communities, reviewed by Bronwyn Dalley, p 249-250

[Review] Creating a National Spirit: Celebrating New Zealand's Centennial, reviewed by Bronwyn Labrum, p 250-252

[Review] Downstage Upfront, reviewed by Patrick Evans, p 252-253

[Review] Ourselves in Primetime: A History of New Zealand Television Drama, reviewed by Patrick Day, p 254-255

[Review] Tackling Rugby Myths, reviewed by Malcolm Campbell, p 255-257

[Review] Waitangi Revisited, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 257-258

[Review] The Waitangi Tribunal, reviewed by Rawiri Taonui, p 258-259

[Review] An Illustrated History of the Treaty of Waitangi, reviewed by Rawiri Taonui, p 260

[Review] A Carved Cloak for Tahu, reviewed by Ngaire Rewarewa Wilson, p 261-262

[Review] 'First Contacts' in Polynesia: The Samoan Case, reviewed by Ian Campbell, p 262-264

[Review] The Manipulation of Custom, reviewed by Terry Brown, p 264-266

[Review] Dissolving Dream, reviewed by Martin Sutherland, p 266-267

[Review] The House: New Zealand's House of Representatives, reviewed by Jim McLay, p 267-268

[Review] Lyttelton: Port and Town, reviewed by James Watson, p 268-270

[Review] Past Futures: The Impossible Necessity of History, reviewed by Glyn Parry, p 270-271

Research 2004-2005, p 272-282

2004 Volume 38

No.1

[Front matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Class in Colonial New Zealand: Towards a Historiographical Rehabilitation, by Jim McAloon, p 3-21

Performing 'New Zealand': Maori and Pakeha: Delegates at the Pan-Pacific Women's Conference, Hawai'i, 1934, by Fiona Paisley, p 22-38

The Pleasure of Walking, by Lydia Wevers, p 39-51

God's Own Silence: Secular Nationalism, Christianity and the Writing of New Zealand History, by John Stenhouse, p 52-71

Noticeboard, p 72-76

[Review] The Penguin History of New Zealand, reviewed by Caroline Daley, p 77-79

[Review] A Sort of Conscience: The Wakefields, reviewed by Russell Stone, p 80-82

[Review] Treasury: The New Zealand Treasury, 1840-2000, reviewed by Paul Goldsmith, p 82-83

[Review] The Struggle Against the Bomb, Vol. 3, reviewed by Matthew O'Meagher, p 83-85

[Review] Taua: 'musket wars, 'land wars' or tikanga? reviewed by John Battersby, p 85-86

[Review] Shifting Centres. Women and Migration in New Zealand History, reviewed by Charlotte Macdonald, p 86-87

[Review] The Irish in New Zealand. Historical Contexts and Perspectives, reviewed by Basil Poff, p 88-89

[Review] British Capital, Antipodean Labour: Working the New Zealand Waterfront, 1915-1951, reviewed by Kerry Taylor, p 89-91

[Review] No Idle Rich: The Wealthy in Canterbury and Otago, 1840-1914, reviewed by Geoffrey Rice, p 91-92

[Review] Leisure and Pleasure: Reshaping and Revealing the New Zealand Body 1900-1960, reviewed by Sara Buttsworth, p 93-94

[Review] While You're Away: New Zealand Nurses at War 1899-1948, reviewed by Deborah Montgomerie, p 94-95

[Review] ANZAC: A Retrospect; Armentieres and the Somme, reviewed by Stephen Clarke, p 95-96

[Review] Gallipoli: The Turkish Story, reviewed by Stephen Clarke, p 97-98

[Review] The Confinement of the Insane: International Perspectives, 1800-1965, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 98-99

[Review] The Global Reach of Empire. Britain's Maritime Expansion in the Indian and Pacific Oceans 1764-1815, reviewed by David Mackay, p 99-100

[Review] Australia, New Zealand and Federation, 1883-1901, reviewed by Bob Catley, p 101

[Review] Orientalism and Race: Aryanism in the British Empire, reviewed by Joe Zizek, p 102-103

[Review] News and the British World: The Emergence of an Imperial Press System, 1876-1922, reviewed by Chris Hilliard, p 104-105

[Review] John Pascoe, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 105-106

[Review] Unfolding History, Evolving Identity: The Chinese in New Zealand, reviewed by Richard T. Phillips, p 107-109

[Review] Keeping a Low Profile: An Oral History of German Immigration to New Zealand, reviewed by James Bade, p 109-110

[Review] Marist Brothers and Maori: 1838-1988, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 111-112

[Review] The Accidental Missionary. Tales of Elekana, reviewed by Raeburn Lange, p 112

[Review] Wellington's Heritage Plants, Gardens and Landscape, reviewed by Neil Clayton, p 113-114

[Review] Eastbourne. A History of the Eastern Bays of Wellington Harbour, reviewed by Anthony Dreaver, p 114-115

[Review] The Canoes of Kupe: A History of Martinborough District, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 116

[Review] Doing it Themselves; The Far Downers, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 116-117

No.2 Korero in Honour of Judith Binney

[Front matter] p 120-124

Editorial Introduction: Nga ra o mua, by Caroline Daley and Deborah Montgomerie, p 125-126

The Heritage of Isaiah: Thomas Kendall and Maori Religion, by Judith Binney, p 127-153

'Whatever happened to poor Mr Yate?' An Exercise in Voyeurism, by Judith Binney, p 154-168

Maungapohatu Revisited: or, How the Government Underdeveloped a Maori Community, by Judith Binney, p 169-202

Maori Oral Narratives, Pakeha Written Texts: Two Forms of Telling History, by Judith Binney, p 203-214

Tuki's Universe, by Judith Binney, p 215-232

Some Observations on the Status of Maori Women, by Judith Binney, p 233-241

Te Mana Tuatoru: The Rohe Potae of Tuhoe, by Judith Binney, p 242-255

Songlines from Aotearoa, by Judith Binney, p 256-271

Korero: A Reflection on the Work of Judith Binney, by Damon Salesa, p 272-298

A Bibliography of Writings by Judith Binney, p 299-305

[Review] Environmental Histories of New Zealand, reviewed by Brad Patterson, p 306-307

[Review] The History Wars, reviewed by Luke Trainor, p 308-309

[Review] Nga Pikituroa o Ngai Tahu, reviewed by Jim Williams, p 309-310

[Review] Traditional Stories from Southern New Zealand, reviewed by Michael Reilly, p 311-312

[Review] The Rise and Fall of Te Hemara Tauhia, reviewed by Danny Keenan, p 312-314

[Review] A History of the Pacific Islands; Worlds Apart: A History of the Pacific Islands reviewed by Doug Munro, p 314-317

[Review] Journeys in a Small Canoe: The Life and Times of a Solomon Islander, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 317-318

[Review] The Heather and the Fern: Scottish Migration... reviewed by Malcolm Campbell, p 318-319

[Review] The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Military History, reviewed by Adam Claasen, p 320-321

[Review] Italian Odyssey: New Zealanders in the Battle for Italy 1943-45, reviewed by John Crawford, p 321

[Review] A Voice for Mothers. The Plunket Society and Infant Welfare 1907-2000, reviewed by Margaret Tennant, p 322-323

[Review] Communities of Women: Historical Perspectives, reviewed by Megan Woods, p 323-325

[Review] Mary Potter's Little Company of Mary, reviewed by Chris van der Krogt, p 325-326

[Review] Marsden Women and their World: A History of Marsden School 1878-2003, reviewed by Peter Lineham, p 327

[Review] The Making of New Zealand Cricket 1832-1914, reviewed by Douglas Booth, p 327-329

[Review] 'Madness' in Australia: Histories, Heritage and the Asylum, reviewed by Warwick Brunton, p 329-331

[Review] Learning to Lead - 50 Years On: A History of the New Zealand College of Management 1952-2002, reviewed by Malcolm McKinnon, p 331-332

[Review] Those Who Can Teach: A History of Secondary Education in New Zealand from the Union Perspective, reviewed by Colin McGeorge, p 332-334

[Review] A Strange Outcome: The Remarkable Survival Story of a Polish Child, reviewed by Simone Gigliotti, p 334-335

Research: Theses completed, 2003-2004 p 336-346

2003 Volume 37

No.1

[Front matter] p i-iv, 1-2

Editorial Introduction, by Caroline Daley and Deborah Montgomerie, p 3-4

Aboriginal Title and Treaty Rights Research: A Comparative Look at Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States, by Arthur J. Ray, p 5-21

New Zealand 'Naturally': Ernst Dieffenbach, Environmental Determinism and the Mid Nineteenth-Century British Colonization of New Zealand, by Robert Grant, p 22-37

The Far Side of the Search for Identity: Reconsidering New Zealand History, by Peter Gibbons, p 38-49

Two Worlds? by K. R. Howe, p 50-61

Reconnaissance: Twentieth-Century New Zealand War History at Century's Turn, by Deborah Montgomerie, p 62-79

The Online Encyclopedia of New Zealand: Te Ara, by Jock Phillips, p 80-89

Noticeboard, p 90-95

[Review] Looking for the Phoenix: A Memoir, reviewed by John Owens, p 96-97

[Review] The Merchant of the Zeehaen, reviewed by Diana Beaglehole, p 97-99

[Review] The Island Broken In Two Halves, reviewed by Lyndsay Head, p 99-100

[Review] Tomorrow Comes the Song: A Life of Peter Fraser, reviewed by James Watson, p 101-102

[Review] A Distant Shore: Irish Migration and New Zealand Settlement, reviewed by Michael Belgrave, p 102-103

[Review] Country of Writing: Travel Writing and New Zealand 1809-1900; Account of the Pelew Islands, reviewed by Giselle Byrnes, p 104-105

[Review] The Rural Entrepreneurs: A History of the Stock and Station Agent Industry in Australia and New Zealand, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 106-107

[Review] Scholars and Gentlemen Both, reviewed by Peter Gibbons, p 108-109

[Review] 'A Fair and Just Solution'? A History of the Integration of Private Schools, reviewed by Roger Openshaw and Jenny Collins, p 109-110

[Review] Friend of China - The Myth of Rewi Alley, reviewed by Richard T. Phillips, p 111-112

[Review] A History of the Churches in Australasia, reviewed by Peter Lineham, p 112-113

[Review] Tongan Anglicans 1902-2002, reviewed by Raeburn Lange, p 113-114

[Review] Female Imperialism and National Identity, reviewed by Dolores E. Janiewski, p 114-115

[Review] Redefining the Bonds of Commonwealth, 1939-1948, reviewed by W. David Mclntyre, p 116

[Review] Operation East Timor, reviewed by John Battersby, p 117-118

[Review] Wise Adventure: New Zealand and Antarctica 1920-1960, reviewed by Stephen Hoadley, p 118

[Advertisements] p 119-122

No.2

[Front matter] p i-ii, 123-124

Diasporas, by Malcolm Campbell, p 125-130

'How we prepare them in India': British Diasporic Imaginings and Migration to New Zealand, by Rosalind McClean, p 131-152

The New Zealand Tablet and the Irish Catholic Press Worldwide, 1898-1923, by Heather McNamara, p 153-170

'Travel-Happy' Samoa: Colonialism, Samoan Migration and a 'Brown Pacific', by T. Damon I. Salesa, p 171-188

Return Migration of Vietnamese Aucklanders, by Geoffrey Moore, p 189-209

Noticeboard, p 210-212

[Review] The Summer Ships; Remembering Godley, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 213-215

[Review] One Flag, One Queen, One Tongue; The Impact of the South African War, reviewed by Scott Worthy, p 215-216

[Review] Rere atu, taku manu; He Reta Ki Te Maunga. Letters to the Mountain, reviewed by Angela Ballara, p 217-219

[Review] The Maori Language and Its Expression in New Zealand Law, reviewed by Bryan Gilling, p 219-220

[Review] Worlds in Collision: The Gay Debate in New Zealand, 1960-1986, reviewed by David Hilliard, p 220-221

[Review] Thoroughbreds, Trainers, Toffs and Tic Tac Men, reviewed by Greg Ryan, p 222-223

Research 2002-2003, p 224-233

2002 Volume 36

No.1

[Front matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Editorial Introduction, by Jeanine Graham and Peter Gibbons, p 3-4

Cultural Colonization and National Identity, by Peter Gibbons, p 5-17

'A dead sheet covered with meaningless words?' Place Names and the Cultural Colonization of Tauranga, by Giselle Byrnes, p 18-35

Displacement, Conservation and Customary Use of Native Plants and Animals in New Zealand, by Ross Galbreath, p 36-50

'Schooled by Nature': Pakeha Tramping Between the Wars, by Kirstie Ross, p 51-65

Pioneering History: Negotiating Pakeha Collective Memory in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries, by Fiona Hamilton, p 66-81

Colonial Culture and the Province of Cultural History, by Chris Hilliard, p 82-97

[Review] Paradise Reforged: A History of the New Zealanders From the 1880s to the Year 2000, reviewed by Peter Gibbons, p 98-100

[Review] Living in the 20th Century: New Zealand History in Photographs 1900-1980, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 101-102

[Review] Common Ground? Heritage and Public Places in New Zealand, reviewed by Charlotte Macdonald, p 102-103

[Review] Politics in the Playground: The World of Early Childhood in Postwar New Zealand, reviewed by Bronwyn Dalley, p 103-105

[Review] 'Unfortunate Folk': Essays on Mental Health Treatment 1863-1992, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 105-106

[Review] In Step With Time: A History of the Sisters of St Joseph of Nazareth, Wanganui, New Zealand, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 106-107

[Review] Heaton Rhodes of Otahuna: The Illustrated Biography, reviewed by R. C. J. Stone, p 107-108

[Review] New Zealand Battlefields and Memorials of the Western Front, reviewed by John Battersby, p 109

[Review] Body Trade: Captivity, Cannibalism and Colonialism in the Pacific, reviewed by Catharine Coleborne, p 110-111

[Review] The Waterlily Diary of Jack Atkinson, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 111-112

[Review] Gold: Forgotten Histories and Lost Objects of Australia, reviewed by Greg Ryan, p 112-113

[Review] Making the Australian Male: Middle-Class Masculinity 1870-1920, reviewed by Caroline Daley, p 114-115

[Review] On the Edge of Empire: Gender, Race, and the Making of British Columbia, 1849-1871, reviewed by Katie Pickles, p 115-116

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No.2

Native Bird Protection, National Identity and the Rise of Preservation in New Zealand to 1914, by Paul Star, p 123-136

'With one accord rejoice on this glad day': Celebrating the Monarchy in Nineteenth-Century Otago, by Alison Clarke, p 137-160

'Bringing families up to scratch': The Distinctive Workings of Maori State Welfare, 1944-1970, by Bronwyn Labrum, p 161-184

A Debt of Honour: New Zealanders' First Anzac Days, by Scott Worthy, p 185-200

Obituary, Angus Ross, 1911-2000, p 201-202

[Review] Histories, Power and Loss. Uses of the Past, reviewed by K. R. Howe, p 203-204

[Review] Waitangi and Indigenous Rights: Revolution, Law and Legitimation, reviewed by John Battersby, p 204-205

[Review] Boundary Markers: Land Surveying and the Colonisation of New Zealand, reviewed by Catharine Coleborne, p 205-207

[Review] From Tamaki-Makau-Rau to Auckland, reviewed by Philip Hart, p 207-208

[Review] This Is My Place. Hauraki Contested 1769-1875, reviewed by K. R. Howe, p 209-210

[Review] Old New Zealand and Other Writings, reviewed by Jenny Murray, p 210-211

[Review] New Zealanders at Home: A Cultural History of Domestic Interiors 1814-1914, reviewed by Bronwyn Labrum, p 211-213

[Review] The Nationbuilders, reviewed by Paul Spoonley, p 213-214

[Review] Going Public: The Changing Face of New Zealand History, reviewed by David Thomson, p 214-215

[Review] Telling Stories: Indigenous History and Memory in Australia and New Zealand, reviewed by Michael P.J. Reilly, p 215-216

[Review] A History of Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 217-218

Research 2001-2002, p 219-230

2001 Volume 35

No.1

[Front matter] p i-iv

'A Good Idea of Colonial Life': Personal Letters and Irish Migration to New Zealand, by Angela McCarthy, p 1-21

Empire Settlement and Single British Women as New Zealand Domestic Servants During the 1920s, by Katie Pickles, p 22-44

Rural Myth and Urban Actuality: The Anatomy of All Black and New Zealand Rugby 1884-1938, by Greg Ryan, p 45-69

Historical Consciousness and the Unemployed: Invoking Symbols from the Past to Protest a Cause, by Cybele Locke, p 70-84

The Curious Case of Two Australasian Traitors, or New Zealand, Australia and the Cold War, by Anne-Marie Brady, p 85-110

[Review] The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Volume Five, 1941-1960, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 111- 112

[Review] Calling the Station Home: Place and Identity in New Zealand's High Country, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 113-114

[Review] At Home in New Zealand: History, Houses, People, reviewed by Bronwyn Dalley, p 115-116

[Review] The Rich List: Wealth and Enterprise in New Zealand 1820-2000, reviewed by Ian Hunter, p 116-117

[Review] The Mater: A History of Auckland's Mercy Hospital 1900-2000, reviewed by Margaret McClure, p 117-118

[Review] Two Over Three on Goodtime Sugar. The New Zealand TAB Turns 50, reviewed by Graeme Dunstall, p 118-119

[Review] Voice and Vision: A History of Broadcasting in New Zealand, reviewed by Ian Carter, p 119-120

[Review] Spitfire: The New Zealand Story, reviewed by Vincent Orange, p 120-121

[Review] History of New Zealand and Its Inhabitants, reviewed by Allan K. Davidson, p 121-122

[Review] Tour of Duty: Midshipman Comber's Journal Abroad HMS Herald on the East Indies Station, reviewed by Gavin McLean, p 123

[Review] The Guilt of Nations: Restitution and Negotiating Historical Injustices, reviewed by Giselle Byrnes, p 124-125

[Review] Anxious Nation: Australia and the Rise of Asia 1850-1939, reviewed by Philippa Mein Smith, p 125-126

[Advertisements] p 127-130

No.2

The Death of Knowledge: Ghosts on the Plains, by Te Maire Tau, p 131-152

Savagery and Civilization: Early Victorian Notions, by Pat Moloney, p 153-176

Population Ageing Among Non-Maori New Zealanders in Later Victorian Times: A Quirk of Immigrant Settlement History? by Brian Heenan, p 177-203

Maori Health and Heaton Rhodes as Minister of Public Health, 1912-1915, by Geoffrey W. Rice, p 204-220

Count Felix von Luckner's 1938 'Propaganda' Visit to New Zealand and Its Consequences, by James N. Bade, p 221-237

Obituary, Elsie Locke, 1912-2001, p 238-239

[Review] The One Day War: The Battle of Omarunui, 1860, reviewed by Richard Moorsom, p 240-241

[Review] The Women's War: New Zealand Women 1939-1945, reviewed by Margaret McClure, p 241-242

[Review] Breadwinning. New Zealand Women and the State, reviewed by Barbara Brookes, p 242-244

[Review] His Way. A Biography of Robert Muldoon, reviewed by K. R. Howe, p 244-246

[Review] Angel of the Anzacs: The Life of Nola Luxford, reviewed by Judith Bassett, p 246-247

[Review] Left Turn: The New Zealand General Election of 1999, reviewed by Adam Claasen, p 247-248

[Review] Rural Canterbury, reviewed by Jim Gardner, p 249-250

[Review] Southern Capital: Christchurch: Towards a City Biography, reviewed by James Watson, p 250-251

[Review] Vision and Reality: Christchurch's Cathedral in the Square, reviewed by Peter Lineham, p 252

[Review] The Little Theatre: Golden Years of the New Zealand Stage, reviewed by Vincent Orange, p 252-253

[Review] Wings of the Nation; SPANZ: South Pacific Airlines, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 254-255

[Review] Nature, Culture and History: The 'Knowing' of Oceania, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 255-256

[Review] Pacific Forest: A History of Resource Control and Conflict in Solomon Islands, reviewed by Barrie Macdonald, p 256-258

Other Works Received, p 258

Research, 2000-2001, p 259-270

[Advertisements] p 271-275

Index to Volumes 1-35, p i-ii, 1-46

2000 Volume 34

No.1

[Front matter] p i-iv

Editorial Introduction, by Judith Binney, p 3

New Zealand's Twentieth-Century Pacifics: Memories and Reflections, by Kerry Howe, p 4-19

'I riro i te hoko': Problems in Cross-Cultural Historical Scholarship, by Angela Ballara, p 20-33

Secret Writers in Foreign Lands: John White and William Wyatt Gill, by Michael Reilly, p 34-46

The Post-Assimilationist Thought of Sir Apirana Ngata: Towards a Genealogy of New Zealand Biculturalism, by Jeffrey Sissons, p 47-59

Anthropological Football: Maori and the 1937 Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand, by Greg Ryan, p 60-79

'Improving' the Maori: Counting the Ideology of Intermarriage, by Kate Riddell, p 80-97

Half-Castes between the Wars: Colonial Categories in New Zealand and Samoa, by Toeolesulusulu D. Salesa, p 98-116

Maori and Muskets from a Pan-Polynesian Perspective, by Paul D'Arcy, p 117-132

Disease and the Colonial Narrative: The 1918 Influenza Pandemic in Western Polynesia, by Phyllis Herda, p 133-144

Saint-Making: The Case of Pierre Chanel of Futuna, by Hugh Laracy, p 145-161

A Tribute to W.H. Oliver on the Occasion of his 75lh Birthday, by Claudia Orange and Peter Munz, p 162-170

[Review] Cook's Sites: Revisiting History, reviewed by Melanie Lovell-Smith, p 171-172

[Review] Voyages and Beaches: Pacific Encounters, 1769-1840, reviewed by Damon Salesa, p 172-173

[Review] The Musket Wars: A History of lnter-Iwi Conflict 1806-1845, reviewed by Rawiri Taonui, p 173-175

[Review] Pakeha Maori: The Extraordinary Story of the Europeans who lived as Maori in Early New Zealand, reviewed by Kate Riddell, p 175-176

[Reviews] Maori Health and Government Policy 1840-1940; May The People Live: A History of Maori Health Development 1900-1920, reviewed by Philippa Mein Smith, p 176-178

[Review] Long Journey for Sevenpence: An Oral History of Assisted Immigration, reviewed by Lyndon Fraser, p 178-180

[Review] New Zealand Politics and Social Patterns, reviewed by Margaret Clark, p 180-181

[Review] Christchurch Changing: An Illustrated History, reviewed by Gavin McLean, p 181-182

[Review] Windows on a Chinese Past Volume 3, reviewed by Manying Ip, p 183-184

[Review] To Fight for the Empire: An Illustrated History of New Zealand and the South African War, reviewed by David Verran, p 184-185

[Review] Indigenous Peoples Rights in Australia, Canada and New Zealand, reviewed by Arthur J. Ray, p 185-187

[Review] Nature and the English Diaspora: Environment and History, reviewed by Kirstie Ross, p 187-188

[Review] The Centenary Companion to Australian Federation, reviewed by Luke Trainor, p 189-190

[Advertisements] p 191-196

No.2

Irish Migration to the West Coast, 1864-1900, by Lyndon Fraser, p 197-225

A State of Infancy: The Anti-Transportation Movement in New Zealand, 1848-1852, by Gregory Picker, p 226-240

Selling Sandow: Modernity and Leisure in Early Twentieth-Century New Zealand, by Caroline Daley, p 241-261

GI Joe Down Under: American Infantrymen in New Zealand During World War II, by Deborah Montgomerie, p 262-276

Staffing Native Administration in the Mandated Territory of Samoa, by I.C. Campbell, p 277-295

[Review] Social History: Problems, Strategies and Methods, reviewed by Barry Reay, p 296-297

[Review] The Gendered Kiwi reviewed by Marilyn Lake, p 297-298

[Review] Fragments: New Zealand Social and Cultural History, reviewed by Katie Pickles, p 299-300

[Review] Recalling Aotearoa: Indigenous Politics and Ethnic Relations in New Zealand, reviewed by James Ritchie, p 300-301

[Review] A Voyage Round the World, reviewed by Thomas Rohkramer, p 301-302

[Review] Mr Explorer Douglas: John Pascoe's New Zealand Classic, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 302-304

[Review] Disseminating Darwinism: The Role of Place, Race, Religion, and Gender reviewed by Rosemary Robins, p 304-305

[Review] God and Government: The New Zealand Experience, reviewed by Allan Davidson, p 306-307

[Review] Kia Kaha: New Zealand in the Second World War, reviewed by Deborah Montgomerie, p 307-309

[Review] New Zealand in World Affairs III, 1972-1990, reviewed by John Subritzky, p 309-310

[Review] Victoria University of Wellington 1899-1999, reviewed by Ben Schrader, p 310-311

[Review] The Bay: A History of Community at Titahi Bay, reviewed by Ann Beaglehole, p 312-313

[Review] A Dream of Spires: Benjamin Mountfort and the Gothic Revival, reviewed by Peter Sheppard, p 313-314

[Review] A Policeman's Paradise? Policing a Stable Society, reviewed by Greg Newbold, p 314-315

Research, 1999-2000, p 316-328

1999 Volume 33

No.1

[Front Matter] p 1-2

Stories of Becoming: The Centennial Surveys and the Colonization of New Zealand, by Chris Hilliard, p 3-19

The Contamination of Arcadia? Class, Trans-national Interactions and the Construction of Identity, 1890-1913, by James Bennett, p 20-42

'Drug-besotten, sin-begotten fiends of filth': New Zealanders and the Oriental Other, 1850-1920, by Brian Moloughney and John Stenhouse, p 43-64

Faraway Fordism: The Americanization of Australia and New Zealand during the 1950s and 1960s, by Mark Rolfe, p 65-91

New Zealand and the Mau in Samoa: Re-assessing the Causes of a Colonial Protest Movement, by I.C. Campbell, p 92-110

[Review] The Welcome of Strangers: An ethnohistory of southern Maori A.D. 1650-1850, reviewed by Michael P.J. Reilly, p 111-112

[Review] Iwi: The Dynamics of Maori Tribal Organisation from c.1769 to c.1945, reviewed by Rawiri Taonui, p 112-113

[Review] Woven By Water. Histories from the Whanganui River, reviewed by Angela Ballara, p 114-115

[Review] To Be a Hero: Sir George Grey 1812-1898, reviewed by Bernard Cadogan, p 115-117

[Review] The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography Volume Four 1921-1940, reviewed by Malcolm McKinnon, p 117-118

[Review] The State in New Zealand 1840-1984: Socialism without Doctrines?, reviewed by Miles Fairburn, p 119-120

[Reviews] A World Without Welfare: New Zealand's Colonial Experiment; A Civilised Community: A History of Social Security in New Zealand 1898-1998, reviewed by Alexander Davidson, p 120-123

[Review] Family Matters: Child Welfare in Twentieth-Century New Zealand, reviewed by Philippa Mein Smith, p 123-125

[Reviews] She Dared to Speak: Connie Birchfield's Story; Never a White Flag: The Memoirs of Jock Barnes, Waterfront Leader, reviewed by Kerry Taylor, p 125-126

[Review] The Imperial Game: Cricket, Culture and Society, reviewed by Charlotte Macdonald, p 127-128

[Review] The Loving Stitch: A History of Knitting and Spinning in New Zealand, reviewed by Deborah Montgomerie, p 128-129

[Reviews] Chips off the Auld Rock: Shetlanders in New Zealand; Far Off in Sunlit Places: Stories of the Scots in Australia and New Zealand, reviewed by Rosalind McClean, p 129-131

[Review] The Europeans in Australia. A History, Volume One. The Beginning, reviewed by Patrick O'Farrell, p 132-133

Correspondence, p 134-136

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No.2

Treaty-Making in Early Colonial New Zealand, by Vincent O'Malley, p 137-154

Colonial Justice: The Treatment of Dalmatians in New Zealand During the First World War, by Judith Basset, p 155-179

'Chastising Its People With Scorpions': Maori and the 1913 Smallpox Epidemic, by Alison Day, p 180-199

Constructing Homes: Gender and Advertising in Home and Building. 1936-1970, by Louise Shaw and Barbara Brookes, p 200-220

The Devil You Know: New Zealand's Recognition Policy Towards Cambodia from 1978-1990, by Anthony Smith, p 221-241

Obituary, p 242-244

[Review] The Charts and Coastal Views of Captain Cook's Voyages: Volume Three: The Voyage of the Resolution and Discovery, 1776-1780, reviewed by David Mackay, p 245-246

[Review] Science in the Service of Empire: Joseph Banks, the British State and the Uses of Science in the Age of Revolution, reviewed by Ruth Barton, p 246-248

[Review] Quicksands: Foundational Histories in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, reviewed by Malcolm Campbell, p 248-249

[Review] An Unsettled History: Treaty Claims in New Zealand Today, reviewed by Ken Coates, p 249-251

[Review] Decolonizing Methodologies: Research and Indigenous Peoples, reviewed by Anna Green, p 251-253

[Review] Nga Kura Maori: the Native Schools System 1867-1969, reviewed by Hirini Kaa, p 253-254

[Review] Patrons of Maori Culture: Power, Theory and Ideology in the Maori Renaissance, reviewed by Huia Tomlins Jahnke, p 254-255

[Reviews] Human Rights and Sporting Contacts: New Zealand Attitudes to Race Relations in South Africa 1921-1994; Dancing on Our Bones: New Zealand, South Africa, Rugby and Racism, reviewed by Malcolm Maclean, p 256-257

[Review] Where They Lived: Studies in Local, Regional and Social History, reviewed by Brad Patterson, p 258-259

[Review] Heathen in Godzone: Seventy Years of Rationalism in New Zealand, reviewed by Peter Lineham, p 259-261

[Review] Girls & Women, Men & Boys: Gender in Taradale 1886-1930, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 261-262

[Review] Alice: The Making of a Woman Doctor 1914-1974, reviewed by Katie Pickles, p 262-264

[Review] DSIR: Making Science Work for New Zealand, reviewed by James Watson, p 264-265

[Review] Unofficial Channels: Letters between Alister McIntosh and Foss Shanahan, George Laking and Frank Corner 1946-1966, reviewed by David McIntyre, p 265-267

[Review] Queen Salote of Tonga: The Story of an Era 1900-1965, reviewed by Phyllis S. Herda, p 267-268

[Review] Empires, Imperialism and Southeast Asia: Essays in Honour of Nicholas Tarling, reviewed by John Ingleson, p 269-270

Research, 1998-1999, p 271-281

[Advertisements] p 282-290

1998 Volume 32

No.1

[Front matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Sisterly Ministrations. The Social Work of Protestant Deaconesses in New Zealand 1890-1940, by Margaret Tennant, p 3-22

From Family Helpmeet to Lady Dispenser. Women Pharmacists 1881-1939, by Louise Shaw, p 23-42

Healthy, Economic, Disciplined Bodies. Surfbathing and Surf Lifesaving in Australia and New Zealand, 1890-1950, by Douglas Booth, p 43-58

New Zealand's Changing Natural History. Evidence from Dunedin, 1868-1875, by Paul Star, p 59-69

[Review] Tokelau: A Historical Ethnography, reviewed by Barrie Macdonald, p 70-71

[Review] Visions and Realities: France in the Pacific 1695-1995, reviewed by I.C. Campbell, p 71-73

[Review] An Eye for Country: The Life and Work of Leslie Adkin, reviewed by Giselle M. Byrnes, p 73-74

[Review] Stick Out, Keep Left, reviewed by Anna Green, p 74-75

[Review] Sir Keith Holyoake: Towards a Political Biography, reviewed by David Green, p 76-77

[Review] Nelson: A Regional History, reviewed by Shirley Tunnicliff, p 77-79

[Review] Doctoring Childbirth and Regulating Midwifery in New Zealand: A Foucauldian Perspective, reviewed by Philippa Mein Smith, p 79-80

[Review] Mothers and King Baby: Infant Survival and Welfare in an Imperial World: Australia 1880-1950, reviewed by Kate Hunter, p 80-81

[Review] The Cost of War: Australians Return, reviewed by Deborah Montgomerie, p 82-83

[Review] A Nation at War: Australian politics, society and diplomacy during the Vietnam War, 1965-1975, reviewed by Roberto Rabel, p 83-85

Correspondence, by Rory Sweetman, p 86

[Advertisements] p 87-90

No.2

Introduction, by Linda Bryder and Margaret Tennant, p 89-92

Taking the Long View on Pensions, by David Thomson, p 93-120

Friendly Societies 1842-1938: The Benefits of Membership, by Jennifer Carlyon, p 121-142

An Unlimited Liability: Free Medicines and Labour's Social Security Act 1938, by Astrid Baker, p 143-162

'Specially suitable men?' Subsidized Medical Services for Maori, 1840-1940, by Derek Dow, p 163-188

Moving Out of the Realm of Myth: Government Child Welfare Services to Maori. 1925-1972, by Bronwyn Dalley, p 189-207

[Review] New Zealand Historical Atlas, Ko Papatuanuku e Takoto Nei, reviewed by Gordon Winder, p 208-210

[Review] Te Mana Te Kawanatanga: The Politics of Maori Self-Determination, reviewed by Rawiri Taonui, p 210-212

[Review] Nga Pepa a Ranginui: The Walker Papers; Landmarks, Bridges and Visions: Aspects of Maori Culture, reviewed by G. V. Butterworth, p 213-214

[Review] To Tara via Holyhead: Irish Catholic Immigrants in Nineteenth-Century Christchurch, reviewed by Sean Brosnahan, p 214-216

[Review] God's Farthest Outpost: A History of Catholics in New Zealand, reviewed by Peter Lineham, p 216-217

[Review] Farewell Colonialism: The New Zealand International Exhibition Christchurch, 1906-07, reviewed by Ewan Johnston, p 217-218

[Review] Settler Kaponga 1881-1914: A Frontier Fragment of the Western World, reviewed by Caroline Daley, p 219-220

[Review] To Bed at Noon. The Life and Art of Maurice Duggan, reviewed by Grant Young, p 220-222

[Review] In Stormy Seas: The Post-War New Zealand Economy, reviewed by Michael Bassett, p 222-224

[Review] The Mother of All Departments: The History of the Department of Internal Affairs, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 224-225

[Review] Salute to Service: A History of the Royal New Zealand Corps of Transport and its Predecessors 1860-1996, reviewed by John Crawford, p 226-227

[Review] Jayforce: New Zealand and the Military Occupation of Japan, 1945-1948, reviewed by Laurie Barber, p 227-228

[Review] Landmark Productions, The New Zealand Wars, reviewed by Ralph Johnson, p 228-229

[Review] Imagining Nations, reviewed by Chris Hilliard, p 229-231

Correspondence, by Mary Ronnie, p 232

[Research 1997-1998] p 233-242

[Advertisements] p 243-244

1997 Volume 31

No.1

[Front matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Editorial Introduction, by Judith Binney and Deborah Montgomerie, p 3-5

A Tribute to Keith Sorrenson, by Alan Ward, p 6-8

Myth, Race and Identity in New Zealand, by James Belich, p 9-22

Pre-emption, the Treaty of Waitangi and the Politics of Crown Purchase, by Michael Belgrave, p 23-37

Law, History and the Treaty of Waitangi, by Paul McHugh, p 38-57

Pai Marire and Raupatu at Tauranga 1864-1867, by Evelyn Stokes, p 58-84

Surveying - Maori and the Land: an Essay in Historical Representation, by Giselle Byrnes, p 85-98

'Behold a Kite Flies towards You': the Kiingitanga and the 'Opening' of the King Country, by Tui Adams, Ngahinaturae Te Uira and Ann Parsonson, p 99-116

Te Mana Tuatoru: the Rohe Potae of Tuhoe, by Judith Binney, p 117-131

Maori Land Title Improvement since 1945: Communal Ownership and Economic Use, by Aroha Harris, p 132-152

Beyond the Search for Good Imperialism: the Challenge of Comparative Ethnohistory, by Deborah Montgomerie, p 153-168

Gods, Warriors or Kings? Images of the Land in South Africa and New Zealand, by William H. Worger, p 169-188

A Bibliography of Writings by M. P. K. Sorrenson, by Stephen Innes, p 189-194

No.2

Mr Wakefield and New Zealand as an Experiment in Post-Enlightenment Experimental Practice, by Erik Olssen, p 197-218

James Cowan and the Frontiers of New Zealand History, by Chris Hilliard, p 219-233

Repression and Reform: Responses within New Zealand Rugby to the Arrival of the 'Northern Game', 1907-8, by Geoffrey T. Vincent and Toby Hatfield, p 234-250

Historic Preservation in Urban New Zealand: An Historian's Perspective, by David Hamer, p 251-269

[Review] Making Peoples: A History of the New Zealanders from Polynesian Settlement to the end of the Nineteenth Century, reviewed by Barbara Brookes, p 270-272

[Review] Muriwhenua Land Report. A Waitangi Tribunal Report, reviewed by Robin Fisher, p 272-273

[Review] Nga Patai: Racism and Ethnic Relations in Aotearoa-New Zealand, reviewed by Manuka Henare, p 273-275

[Review] Lands for the People? The Highland Clearances and the Colonisation of New Zealand: A Biography of John McKenzie, reviewed by Brian Easton, p 275-277

[Review] The Story of Suzanne Aubert, reviewed by Margaret Tennant, p 277-278

[Review] Bishop in the Dock. The Sedition Trial of James Liston, reviewed by Judith Bassett, p 279-280

[Review] Holding the Balance: A History of New Zealand's Department of Labour 1891-1995, reviewed by Kerry Taylor, p 280-281

[Review] The National Council of Women. A Centennial History, reviewed by Bronwyn Labrum, p 282-283

[Review] The Next Generation: Child Rearing in New Zealand, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 283-284

[Review] The Discovery of Early Childhood. The development of services for the care and education of very young children, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 283-284

[Review] Dragons on the Long White Cloud: The Making of Chinese New Zealanders, reviewed by Brian Moloughney, p 285-286

[Review] All Our Own Work: New Zealand's Folk Art, reviewed by Claudia Bell, p 286-287

[Review] Opera's Farthest Frontier. A History of Professional Opera in New Zealand, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 288-289

[Review] The Immigrants: The Great Migration from Britain to New Zealand, 1830-1890, reviewed by Lyndon Fraser, p 289-291

[Review] The Cambridge Survey of World Migration, reviewed by Malcolm Campbell, p 291-292

[Review] Observations Made During a Voyage Round the World, reviewed by Richard Sorrenson, p 293-294

[Review] Infectious Diseases: Colonising the Pacific?, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 294-295

[Review] The Killing of History: How a discipline is being murdered by literary critics and social theorists, reviewed by Barry Reay, p 295-296

[Research, 1996-1997] p 297-307

[Advertisements] p 308-310

1996 Volume 30

No.1

[Front Matter] p 1-2, i-ii

Lolly Shops 'of the red-light kind' and 'soldiers of the King': Suppressing One-Woman Brothels in New Zealand, 1908-1916, by Bronwyn Dalley, p 3-23

Community and Gender in Victorian Auckland, by Dean Wilson, p 24-42

The Colonial Wealthy in Canterbury and Otago: No Idle Rich, by Jim McAloon, p 43-60

A Brave New World? Ideal Versus Reality In Postwar Naenae, by Ben Schrader, p 61-79

[Review] Nearly out of Heart and Hope: The Puzzle of a Colonial Labourer's Diary, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 80-82

[Review] Building the New World: Work, Politics and Society in Caversham 1880s-1920s, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 82-84

[Review] Nga Iwi o Tainui: The traditional history of the Tainui people/Nga Koorero tuku iho a nga tuupuna, reviewed by Ann Parsonson and Ngahinaturae Te Uira, p 84-86

[Review] Contested Ground: Australian Aborigines under the British Crown, reviewed by Judith Binney, p 87-88

[Review] Comparing the Policy of Aboriginal Assimilation: Australia, Canada and New Zealand, reviewed by Deborah Montgomerie, p 88-89

[Review] Safeguarding the Public Health: A History of the New Zealand Department of Health, reviewed by Louella McCarthy, p 90-92

[Review] The Turnbull: A Library and Its World, reviewed by Chris Hilliard, p 92-93

[Review] Land and Water: Water and Soil Conservation and Central Government in New Zealand 1941-1988, reviewed by Greg Bankoff, p 93-94

[Review] The Iron Hand in the Velvet Glove: The Modernization of Policing in New Zealand 1886-1917, reviewed by Mark Finnane, p 95-96

[Review] Coates of Kaipara, reviewed by Jim McAloon, p 96-98

[Review] Salmond: Southern Jurist, reviewed by Judith Bassett, p 98-99

[Review] Imperial Patriot: Charles Alma Baker and the History of Limestone Downs, reviewed by John E. Martin, p 99-100

[Review] Travels in Oceania: Memoirs of a Whaling Ship's Doctor, 1866, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 101-102

[Review] Aotearoa and New Zealand: A Historical Geography, reviewed by R.P. Hargreaves, p 102-103

[Review] Far from the Promised Land? Being Jewish in New Zealand, reviewed by Claudia T. Prestel, p 103-104

[Advertisements] p 105-106

No.2

Our History, Our Selves. The Historian and National Identity, by Jock Phillips, p 107-123

'A disappearing race before we came here,' Doctor Alfred Kingcome Newman, the Dying Maori, and Victorian Scientific Racism, by John Stenhouse, p 124-140

Use it or Lose it. Unravelling the Land Debate in Late Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by Tom Brooking, p 141-162

Medicine, Death and the Gospel in Wairarapa and Hawke's Bay, 1845-1852, by Paul Goldsmith, p 163-181

[Review] Redemption Songs. A Life of Te Kooti Arikirangi Te Turuki, reviewed by James Belich, p 182-183

[Review] Nga Uruora/The Groves of Life: Ecology and History in a New Zealand Landscape, reviewed by Giselle M. Byrnes, p 183-184

[Review] The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Maori Myth and Legend, reviewed by Te Maire Tau, p 185-186

[Review] 'By His Own Merits': Sir John Hall--Pioneer, Pastoralist & Premier, reviewed by Edmund Bohan, p 186-187

[Review] The Women's Parliament: The National Council of the Women of New Zealand 1896-1920, reviewed by Bronwyn Dalley, p 187-188

[Review] Windows on a Chinese Past, Volume 2, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 189-190

[Reviews] Making Men: Rugby and Masculine Identity; The Game of Our Lives: The Story of Rugby and New Zealand and how they've shaped each other, reviewed by Greg Ryan, p 190-192

[Review] Bible and Society: A Sesquicentennial History of the Bible Society in New Zealand, reviewed by Christopher van der Krogt, p 192-194

[Review] The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. Volume III. 1901-1920, reviewed by H.C.G. Matthew, p 194-195

Correspondence, by Derek Dow, p 196-197

Research, 1995-1996, p 198-206

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1995 Volume 29

No.1

[Front Matter] p 1-2, i-ii

Porangahau: The Formation of an Eighteenth-Century Community in Southern Hawke's Bay, by Angela Ballara, p 3-18

An Ambiguous Past: Representing Maori History, by Michael Reilly, p 19-39

From Civil Death to Separate Property: Changes in the Legal Rights of Married Women in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by Bettina Bradbury, p 40-66

'The Ties that Bind': Irish Catholic Testamentary Evidence from Christchurch, 1876-1915, by Lyndon Fraser, p 67-82

Pacific Islands History in the Vernacular: Practical and Ethical Considerations, by Doug Munro, p 83-96

[Review] The Origins of the First New Zealanders, reviewed by Peter Sheppard, p 97-98

[Review] Painted Histories: Early Maori Figurative Painting, reviewed by Deborah Montgomerie, p 99-100

[Review] Whaiora: Maori Health Development, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 100-101

[Reviews] Otago's First Book: The Distinctive Dialect of Southern Maori; Selling Otago: A French Buyer, 1840: Maori Sellers, 1844, reviewed by Michael P.J. Reilly, p 101-102

[Review] Captain James Cook: A Biography, reviewed by Michael E. Hoare, p 103-104

[Review] Joseph Banks and the English Enlightenment: Useful knowledge and polite culture, reviewed by David Mackay, p 104-105

[Review] From Maps to Metaphors. The Pacific World of George Vancouver, reviewed by Richard Sorrenson, p 106-107

[Review] Standing in the Sunshine. A History of New Zealand Women Since They Won the Vote, reviewed by Margaret Tennant, p 107-108

[Review] Gender, Culture & Power: Challenging New Zealand's Gendered Culture, reviewed by Caroline Daley, p 108-109

[Review] Convent Girls, reviewed by Giselle M. Byrnes, p 110-111

[Review] Children's Health, the Nation's Wealth, A History of the New Zealand Health Camps, reviewed by Rosemary Goodyear, p 111-112

[Review] The Radio Years: a History of Broadcasting in New Zealand, Volume I, reviewed by Ian Carter, p 113-114

[Reviews] Islands of the Dawn: The Story of Alternative Spirituality in New Zealand; Footsteps in the Sea: Christianity in Oceania to World War II, reviewed by Bryan Gilling, p 115-117

[Review] Wire and Wireless: A History of Telecommunications in New Zealand, 1860-1987, reviewed by James Watson, p 114-115

[Reviews] 'Be Ye Separate': Fundamentalism and the New Zealand Experience; Godly Schools? Some approaches to Christian Education in New Zealand, reviewed by John Broadbent, p 117-118

[Review] My History, I think, reviewed by Jock Phillips, p 118-119

[Review] Ties of Blood and Empire: New Zealand's Involvement in Middle East Defence and the Suez Crisis 1947-57, reviewed by Barry Gustafson, p 119-121

[Review] Annotated Bibliography for the History of Medicine & Health in New Zealand, reviewed by Philippa Mein Smith, p 121-122

Correspondence, by John Owens, p 123

[Advertisements] p 124-128

No.2

Settler Capitalism Unsettled, by Donald Denoon, p 129-141

Between Biculturalism and Assimilation: The Changing Place of Maori Culture in the Twentieth-Century New Zealand Mormon Church, by Ian Barber, p 142-169

Unemployment, Government and the Labour Market in New Zealand, 1860-1890, by John E. Martin, p 170-196

The Maori Economy of Hauraki 1840-1880, by Paul Monin, p 197-210

Gender and Relativism in Recent Feminist Historical Scholarship, by Susan Moller Okin, p 211-225

[Review] New Zealand's Burning: The Settlers' World in the Mid 1880s, reviewed by Jon Peacocke, p 226-228

[Review] Coal, Class and Community: The United Mineworkers of New Zealand 1880-1960, reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 228-229

[Review] Her Work and His: Family, Kin and Community in New Zealand 1900-1930, reviewed by Janet McCalman, p 229-231

[Review] Suffrage and Beyond: International Feminist Perspectives, reviewed by Diane Kirkby, p 231-232

[Review] On a Roll: A History of Gambling and Lotteries in New Zealand, reviewed by Graeme Dunstall, p 233-234

[Review] James Dilworth, reviewed by John Stenhouse, p 234-235

[Review] Response to a Vision: The First Hundred Years of the Nelson School of Music, reviewed by Warren Drake, p 236

[Review] Unfit for Heroes: Reconstruction and Soldier Settlement in the Empire Between the Wars, reviewed by Ashley Gould, p 237-238

[Review] Nga Tohuwhenua Mai Te Rangi: A New Zealand Archaeology in Aerial Photographs, reviewed by Malcolm McKinnon, p 238-240

[Review] Tides of History: The Pacific Islands in the Twentieth Century, reviewed by Damon Salesa, p 240-241

[Review] Through Irish Eyes: Australian and New Zealand Images of the Irish 1788-1948, reviewed by Sean G. Brosnahan, p 241-242

[Review] The White Peril: Foreign Relations and Asian Immigration to Australasia and North America 1919-78, reviewed by Greg Bankoff, p 243-244

[Review] Background to the Anzus Pact: Policy-Making, Strategy and Diplomacy, 1945-1955, reviewed by Jeffrey Grey, p 244-245

Correspondence, by Derek Dow, p 246

Research, 1994-1995, p 247-254

[Advertisements] p 255-257

Index, p 258-267

1994 Volume 28

No.1

[Front matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Poverty in Freeman's Bay 1886-1913, by Paul Husbands, p 3-21

A Political Struggle: Christchurch Labour Politics 1905-1913, by Jim McAloon, p 22-40

The 'Battle of the Borough' and the 'Saige o Timaru': Sectarian Riot in Colonial Canterbury, by Sean Brosnahan, p 41-59

The Two Worlds of Anne Salmond in Postmodern Fancy-Dress, by Peter Munz, p 60-75

Antipodean Crab Antics, by Anne Salmond, p 76-79

The 1935 Election and the 'Kelly Gang': An American Observation, by Michael Bassett, p 80-85

[Review Article] Macrons in the Microscope: The Oxford History of New Zealand, by Ged Martin, p 86-89

[Review] Colonial Constructs. European Images of Maori 1840-1914, reviewed by Bernard Smith, p 90-92

[Review] The Vote, the Pill, and the Demon Drink: A History of Feminist Writing in New Zealand, 1869-1993, reviewed by Audrey Oldfield, p 92-93

[Review] Minding Children, Managing Men: Conflict and Compromise in the Lives of Postwar Pakeha Women, reviewed by Shayleen Thompson, p 93-94

[Review] Sir Joseph Ward: A Political Biography, reviewed by W. J. Gardner, p 94-97

[Review] The Chapman Legal Family, reviewed by Ian Wards, p 97-99

[Review] Independence and Foreign Policy. New Zealand in the world since 1935, reviewed by G. A. Wood, p 99-100

[Review] New Zealand and the Korean War, Volume 1: Politics and Diplomacy, reviewed by W. David Mclntyre, p 100-102

[Review] Undiplomatic Dialogue: Letters between Carl Berendsen and Alister Mcintosh 1943-52, reviewed by Alan C. Simpson, p 102-103

[Review] Te Wai Pounamu, The Greenstone Island: A History of the Southern Maori during the European Colonization of New Zealand, reviewed by John Owens, p 104

[Review] Race Against Time, reviewed by Doug Sutton, p 105-106

[Review] Waiheke Island A History, reviewed by E. R. Doolin, p 107

[Review] The Prehistoric Exploration and Colonisation of the Pacific, reviewed by Hoturoa Barclay-Kerr, p 108

[Review] A History of the Pacific Islands and Island Kingdom: Tonga Ancient and Modern, reviewed by Phyllis S. Herda, p 109-110

[Review] Pacific Neighbours: New Zealand's Relations with other Pacific Islands and Culture and Democracy in the South Pacific, reviewed by Barrie Macdonald, p 110-112

[Review] Historical Dictionary of Polynesia, reviewed by K. R. Howe, p 112

[Review] Cambridge History of Southeast Asia, reviewed by Malcolm McKinnon, p 112-113

[Review] Dominions Diary. The Letters of E. J. Harding 1913-1916, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 114

[Review] Coningham: A Biography of Air Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham, reviewed by Michael Pugh, p 114-115

[Review] Archives New Zealand 4: Directory of archives and manuscript repositories in New Zealand... and Te Hikoi Marama, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 116

[Review] Talking History: A Short Guide to Oral History and Women's History: A Short Guide to Researching and Writing Women's History in New Zealand, reviewed by Anna Green, p 117-118

[Review] Studying New Zealand History, reviewed by Dianne Northcott, p 118

[Advertisements] p 119-120

No.2

Editorial, by Erik Olssen, p 121-123

The Removal of Compulsory Arbitration and the Depression of the 1930s, by John E. Martin, p 124-144

The Unimportance of Arbitration? The New Zealand Waterfront 1915-1951, by Anna Green, p 145-159

'Our Motto, No Compromise': The Ideological Origins and Foundation of the Communist Party of New Zealand, by Kerry Taylor, p 160-177

An 'unholy alliance': The 1968 Nil Wage Order, by Pat Walsh, p 178-193

The Employment Contracts Act and the Demise of the New Zealand Clerical Workers Union, by Peter Franks, p 194-210

Obituary, Bert Roth, p 211-213

[Review] The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography: Volume one: 1769-1869, Volume two: 1870-1900, reviewed by Colin Davis, p 214-216

[Review] Pioneering New Zealand Labour History: Essays in Honour of Bert Roth, reviewed by Maryan Street, p 217-218

[Review] Getting On: Women in the Ministry of Commerce and its Predecessors, 1894-1993, reviewed by Melanie Nolan, p 218-220

[Review] Women and Welfare Work 1893-1993, reviewed by Melanie Nolan, p 218-220

[Review] Women of Value: A History of Women in the Valuation Department and Valuation New Zealand 1896-1993, reviewed by Melanie Nolan, p 218-220

[Review] The 'Taxwoman': One hundred and one years of women working in the Inland Revenue Department 1892-1993, reviewed by Melanie Nolan, p 218-220

[Review] Women Doctors in New Zealand. An Historical Perspective 1921-1986, reviewed by Barbara Brookes, p 220-221

[Review] Notable Women in New Zealand Health: Te Hauora ki Aotearoa: Ona Wahine Rongonui, reviewed by Barbara Brookes, p 220-221

[Review] Te Timatanga - Tatau Tatau, reviewed by Aroha Yates-Smith, p 222-223

[Review] Women Together: A History of Women's Organizations in New Zealand: Nga Ropu Wahine o te Motu, reviewed by Anne Firor Scott, p 223-224

[Review] The Suffragists: Women who worked for the vote, reviewed by Susan Butterworth, p 225-226

[Review] The European Peopling of Australasia. A Demographic History 1788-1988, reviewed by Malcolm Campbell, p 226-227

[Review] A Woman of Good Character: Single Women as Immigrant Settlers in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, reviewed by Lucy Frost, p 227-229

[Review] Immigration to New Zealand. 1854-1938, reviewed by Rosalind McClean, p 229-230

[Review] The German Connection: New Zealand and German-speaking Europe in the Nineteenth Century, reviewed by Sally Maclean, p 230-232

[Review] Windows on a Chinese Past. Volumes 1 and 4, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 232-233

[Review] Punishment in a Perfect Society. The New Zealand Penal System 1840-1939, reviewed by Graeme Dunstall, p 233-234

[Review] Working for Wildlife: A History of the New Zealand Wildlife Service, reviewed by Philip Hart, p 235-236

[Review] Gadfly: The Life and Times of James Shelley, reviewed by Colin McGeorge, p 236-237

[Review] The Selected Letters of Mary Hobhouse, reviewed by Peter Lineham, p 238

Correspondence, by Harry Evison, p 239

Research, 1993-1994, p 240-246

1993 Volume 27

No. 1

[Front Matter] p 1-2, i-ii

The World Wars and the British in Southeast Asia, by Nicholas Tarling, p 3-15

'No White Policy in NZ': Fact and Fiction in New Zealand's Asian Immigration Record, 1946-1978, by Sean Brawley, p 16-36

Prisons without Men: the Development of a Separate Women's Prison in New Zealand, by Bronwyn Dalley, p 37-60

Opera in the Antipodes. A Forgotten Aspect of the Nineteenth-century Trans-Tasman Entertainment Industry, by Adrienne Simpson, p 61-74

The Coastal Trade of New Zealand Prior to World War One, by Simon Ville, p 75-89

[Review] A Pastoral Kingdom Divided: Cheviot, 1889-94, reviewed by Brad Patterson, p 90-93

[Review] The Red Feds: Revolutionary Industrial Unionism and the New Zealand Federation of Labour 1908-1913, reviewed by Jack Vowles, p 93-94

[Review] Culture and the Labour Movement. Essays in New Zealand Labour History, reviewed by John Leckie, p 94-95

[Review] Selfish generations? The Ageing of New Zealand's Welfare State, reviewed by Harvey Franklin, p 95-98

[Review] Governors and Settlers: Images of Authority in the British Colonies, 1820-80, reviewed by David Hamer, p 98-99

[Review] Fatal Success. A History of the New Zealand Company, reviewed by Rollo Arnold, p 99-101

[Review] The Making of Wellington 1800-1914, reviewed by Graeme Dunstall, p 101-102

[Review] The Making of Russell McVeagh: The first 125 years of the practice of Russell McVeagh McKenzie Bartleet & Co. 1863-1988, reviewed by Judith Bassett, p 102-104

[Review] Te Waimana: The Spring of Mana, reviewed by Greg Dening, p 104-105

[Review] Manifest Duty, The Polynesian Society over 100 years, reviewed by J.M.R. Owens, p 105-106

[Review] Respectable Lives: Social Standing in Rural New Zealand, reviewed by Ian Carter, p 106-107

[Review] Vanished Kingdoms: Irish in Australia and New Zealand, a personal excursion, reviewed by Rory Sweetman, p 107-108

[Review] France and the South Pacific: A Contemporary History, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 108-109

[Review] The New Zealanders: A Story of Austral Lands, reviewed by Giselle M. Byrnes, p 110-111

[Review] The Guardians at the Gate. The History of the New Zealand Customs Department, reviewed by Simon Ville, p 111

[Review] The Significance of the Commonwealth, 1985-90, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 112-113

[Reviews] Vietnam: War myth and memory; An Anzac Muster: War and Society in Australia and New Zealand 1914-19 and 1939-45, reviewed by Laurie Barber, p 113-114

[Review] Who's Who in Pacific Navigation, reviewed by K.R. Howe, p 114-115

[Review] The National Register of Archives and Manuscripts in New Zealand, reviewed by Graham Hucker, p 115-116

[Review] Te Haurapa: An Introduction to Researching Tribal Histories and Traditions, reviewed by Michael Reilly, p 116-117

[Review] Local History. A Short Guide to Researching, Writing and Publishing a Local History, reviewed by Margaret McClure, p 117-118

Correspondence, by Mark H.S. Stevens & Linda Bryder, p 119-120

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No. 2

Editorial, by Raewyn Dalziel, p 125-126

Wahine Rangatira: Maori Women of Rank and their Role in the Women's Kotahitanga Movement of the 1890s, by Angela Ballara, p 127-139

A Weakness for Strong Subjects: The Women's Movement and Sexuality, by Barbara Brookes, p 140-156

The Collapse of the Early National Council of the Women of New Zealand, 1896-1906, by Roberta Nicholls, p 157-172

Mothers of the World: Women, Peace and Arbitration in Early Twentieth-Century New Zealand, by Megan Hutching, p 173-186

Members for Everywoman? The Campaign Promises of Women Parliamentary Candidates, by Sandra Wallace, p 187-198

'Politics Swept Under a Domestic Carpet'? Fracturing Domesticity and the Male Breadwinner Wage: Women's Economic Citizenship, 1920s-1940s, by Melanie Nolan, p 199-217

Obituary, by Judith Binney, M.P.K. Sorrenson, Erik Olssen & W.H. Oliver, p 218-223

[Review] Two Worlds, First Meetings between Maori and Europeans 1642-1772, reviewed by Caroline Ralston, p 224-225

[Review] The Book of New Zealand Women: Ko Kui Ma Te Kaupapa, reviewed by Giselle Byrnes, p 225-226

[Review] A Biography. Kate Sheppard. The Fight for Women's Votes in New Zealand--The life of the woman who led the struggle, reviewed by Margaret Tennant, p 227-228

[Review] Ettie: A Life of Ettie Rout, reviewed by Judith Smart, p 228-230

[Review] Women in History 2, reviewed by Patricia Grimshaw, p 230-232

[Review] Woman Suffrage in Australia. A Gift or a Struggle?, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 232-233

[Review] A Healthy Country: Essays on the Social History of Medicine in New Zealand, reviewed by Philippa Mein Smith, p 233-235

[Review] The Not So Poor: An Autobiography, reviewed by Anna Green, p 235-236

[Review] Disputed Ground: Robin Hyde, Journalist, reviewed by P.J. Gibbons, p 236-238

[Review] Peace People: A History of Peace Activities in New Zealand, reviewed by Ross Galbreath, p 238

[Review] Jean Batten: The Garbo of the Skies, reviewed by Susan Grogan, p 239-240

[Review] Where the Heart Is: A History of Barnardo's in New Zealand 1866-1991, reviewed by Shayleen Thompson, p 240

[Review] The Intervening Years: a New Zealand account of the years between the last two visits of Halley's comet, reviewed by Dorothy Page, p 240-241

Research, 1992-1993, p 242-247

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1992 Volume 26

No.1

[Front matter] p 1-2

Editorial, by Judith Binney, p 3-4

Old Myths and New Politics. Some Contemporary Uses of Traditional History, by Tipene O'Regan, p 5-27

Tangata Whenua and Enlightenment Anthropology, by J. G. A. Pocock, p 28-53

Where To From Here? Reflections on the Twentieth-century Historiography of Nineteenth-century New Zealand, by Eric Olssen, p 54-77

'Busting Up' The Greatest Estate of All. Liberal Maori Land Policy, 1891-1911, by Tom Brooking, p 78-98

The French Alternative to the Treaty of Waitangi, by Peter Tremewan, p 99-104

[Review] The Making of Aborigines, reviewed by Raelene Frances and Bruce Scates, p 105-106

[Review] Sergeant, Sinner, Saint, and Spy: The Taranaki War Diary of Sergeant William Marjouram, R.A., reviewed by Hazel Riseborough, p 106-107

[Review] The Path to Gallipoli. Defending New Zealand, 1840-1915, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 107-108

[Review] A Military History of Australia, reviewed by Raelene Frances, p 109

[Review] Two Models of Welfare. The Origins and Development of the welfare state in Sweden and New Zealand, 1888-1988, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 110-111

[Review] Te Tala o Niuoku, the German plantation on Nukulaelae Atoll 1865-1890, reviewed by Michael Goldsmith, p 111-112

[Review] Tungaru Traditions: Writings on the Atoll Culture of the Gilbert Islands, reviewed by Antony Hooper, p 112-113

[Review] Te Manihera - The Life and Times of the Pioneer Missionary Robert Maunsell, reviewed by Giselle Byrnes, p 113-114

[Review] Presbyterians in Aotearoa 1840-1990, reviewed by John Stenhouse, p 115-116

[Review] French Akaroa: An Attempt to Colonise Southern New Zealand, reviewed by P. J. Gibbons, p 116-118

[Review] New Zealand and the French. Two Centuries of Contact, reviewed by Philip Turner, p 118-119

[Review] Kororareka and Other Essays, reviewed by Philippa Wyatt, p 120

[Review] Archives New Zealand 3: Medicine and Public Health, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 121

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No.2

[Front matter] p i-ii

Looking beyond the Asylum. Gender and the Process of Committal in Auckland, 1870-1910, by Bronwyn Labrum, p 125-144

The Maori Health Nursing Scheme. An Experiment in Autonomous Health Care, by Alexandra McKegg, p 145-160

Te Peeke o Aotearoa. The Bank of King Tawhiao, by Stuart Park, p 161-183

The Ultimate Crisis of the Waihi Gold Mining Company, by Jeremy Mouat, p 184-204

[Review] The People of Many Peaks, reviewed by Jane McRae, p 205-206

[Review] Kinds of Peace: Maori People After the Wars, 1870-85, reviewed by Melanie Nolan, p 207-209

[Review] Te Iwi Maori: A New Zealand Population, Past, Present and Projected, reviewed by Warwick Neville, p 209-211

[Review] The Oxford History of New Zealand Music, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 211-212

[Review] Woman's World, Woman's Empire. The Women's Christian Temperance Union in International Perspective, 1880-1930, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 213-214

[Review] A Question of Adoption: closed stranger adoption in New Zealand 1944-1974, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 214-215

[Review] The Forgotten Worker: the Rural Wage Earner in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, reviewed by Bert Roth, p 215-216

[Review] Singer in a Songless Land. A life of Edward Tregear 1846-1931, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 217-218

[Review] The Stratford Inheritance, reviewed by Margaret McClure, p 218-219

[Review] New Zealand and Japan, 1945-1952: The Occupation and the Peace Treaty, reviewed by Brook Barrington, p 219-220

[Review] New Zealand Electoral Atlas, reviewed by Raymond Miller, p 221-222

[Review] The Quest for Efficiency: the origins of the State Services Commission, reviewed by Graeme Dunstall, p 222-224

[Review] Shackleton's Lieutenant: The Nimrod Diary of A.L.A. Mackintosh, British Antarctic Expedition 1907-09, reviewed by Peter Gibbons, p 224-225

[Review] Labour in the South Pacific, reviewed by K. R. Howe, p 225-226

[Review] The Journal of Pacific History, reviewed by Chris Corne, p 226-227

[Review] Mission to the South Seas: The Voyage of the Duff 1796-1799, reviewed by Bryan Gilling, p 228

[Review] Health and Healing in Tropical Australia and Papua New Guinea, reviewed by Geoffrey Rice, p 229-230

[Review] Markets, Money and Empire. The Political Economy of the Australian Wool Industry, reviewed by Simon Ville, p 230-231

Research 1991-1992, p 231-237

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1991 Volume 25

No.1

[Front matter] p i-ii, 1

The Policy of Land Sales Control: Sharing the Sacrifice, by Jane Thomson, p 3-17

Pay-fixing Reform in the New Zealand Public Service, 1912-1948, by Pat Walsh, p 18-40

Haeremai, Te Waka! The 1925 United States Fleet Visit to New Zealand and its Strategic Context, by Peter Sales, p 41-58

Review Article. Na To Hoa Aroha, From Your Dear Friend. The Correspondence Between Sir Apirana Ngata and Sir Peter Buck 1925-50, reviewed by Nancy J. Pollock, 59-65

[Review] Waitangi. Maori and Pakeha Perspectives of the Treaty of Waitangi, reviewed by Colin Newbury, p 66-67

[Review] The People and the Land. Te Tangata me Te Whenua. An Illustrated History of New Zealand, 1820-1920, reviewed by Caroline Ralston, p 67-69

[Review] Paupers and Providers. Charitable Aid in New Zealand, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 69-70

[Review] The Caring Commodity. The Provision of Health Care in New Zealand, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 70-71

[Review] The History of Policing in New Zealand, Volume II: The Colonial Frontier Tamed: New Zealand Policing in Transition, 1867-1886, reviewed by Rollo Arnold, p 71-72

[Review] Mana from Heaven: A Century of Maori Prophets in New Zealand, reviewed by Lyndsay Head, p 73-74

[Review] Ples Blong Iumi: Solomon Islands, the past four thousand years, reviewed by Judith Bennett, p 74-75

[Review] Mrs Hobson's Album, reviewed by John Stacpoole, p 76-78

[Review] The Friend of Keats: a Life of Charles Armitage Brown, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 78-79

[Review] Colonial Landscape Gardener: Alfred Buxton of Christchurch, New Zealand 1872-1950, reviewed by John Stacpoole, p 79-80

[Review] The Botanic Garden Wellington. A New Zealand History 1840-1987, reviewed by David Hamer, p 80-81

[Review] Private Superannuation in the Banking Industry. A Centennial History of the Bank of New Zealand Officers' Provident Association, reviewed by Simon Ville, p 81-83

[Review] Masters or Servants?, reviewed by Herbert Roth, p 83-84

[Review] The Southern Octopus. The Rise of a Shipping Empire, reviewed by Simon Ville, p 84-85

[Review] Along the Hills. A History of Heathcote Road Board and the Heathcote County Council 1864-1989, reviewed by T. J. Hearn, p 85-86

[Review] Ritual Song of Defiance: A Social History of Students at the University of Otago, reviewed by Paul Husbands, p 86-87

[Review] A Documentary History of New Zealand Education. Part One: The Imperial Background to New Zealand Education, reviewed by Gary McCulloch, p 87

[Review] Musical Images. A New Zealand Historical Journey 1840-1990, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 87

[Advertisements] p 88-90, i-ii

No.2

Editorial, by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 90

Australia, Argentina and Atomization, by John Hirst, p 91-97

Fairburn's New Zealand From a Vantage of North American Studies, by Clyde Griffen, p 98-111

Emigration and Kinship: Migrants to New Plymouth 1840-1843, by Raewyn Dalziel, p 112-128

Taradale Meets the Ideal Society and its Enemies, by Caroline Daley, p 129-146

The Orderly Frontier: The World of the Kauri Bushmen 1860-1925, by Duncan Mackay, p 147-157

A Discourse on Critical Method, by Miles Fairburn, p 158-177

[Review] The Oxford Illustrated History of New Zealand, reviewed by John Salmond, p 178-179

[Review] Justice and the Maori: Maori Claims in New Zealand Political Argument in the 1980s, reviewed by F. M. Brookfield, p 179-181

Research 1990-1991, p 182-186

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1990 Volume 24

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-x, 1

Editorial, by Judith Binney, p 2

Community in Rural Victorian New Zealand, by Rollo Arnold, p 3-21

Tomorrow Magazine and New Zealand Politics 1934-1940, by Andrew Cutler, p 22-44

John White. Part II: Seeking the Elusive Mohio: White and his Maori Informants, by Michael Reilly, p 45-55

The Struggle for 1: The Emergence of the Shearers' Union in the 1870s, by John E. Martin, p 56-73

Review Article. The Ideal Society and its Enemies; the Foundations of Modern New New Zealand Society 1850-1900, reviewed by Alan Ward, p 74-76

[Review] The Sovereignty Game: Power and Knowledge and Reading the Treaty, reviewed by Andrew Sharp, p 77-79

[Review] Punishment and Politics. The Maximum Security Prison in New Zealand, reviewed by Graeme Dunstall, p 79-80

[Review] The Charts and Coastal Views of Captain Cook's Voyages. The Voyage of the Endeavour, 1768-1771, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 80-81

[Review] Two Voyages to the South Seas. Volume I: Astrolabe 1826-1829; Volume II: Astrolabe and Zelee 1837-1840, reviewed by Isabel Ollivier, p 81-82

[Reviews] New Zealand Prepares for War; New Zealand's Moral Foreign Policy 1935-39. The Promotion of Collective Security through the League of Nations, reviewed by Brook Barrington, p 82-85

[Review] The American Connection, reviewed by Roberto Rabel, p 85-86

[Reviews] Shades of Darkness. Aboriginal Affairs, 1925-1965; Frontier. Aborigines, Settlers and Land; The Law of the Land, reviewed by M.P.K. Sorrenson, p 86-88

[Review] Emigration from North East Scotland. Vol. I: Willing Exiles; Vol II: Beyond the Broad Atlantic, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 88-89

[Review] Social Welfare 1850-1950. Australia, Argentina and Canada Compared, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 89-90

[Review] Mickey Mouse Numbers in World History. The Short View, reviewed by Philip Rousseau, p 90-91

[Review] Historical Anthropology of the Family, reviewed by Philip Rousseau, p 91

[Review] Auckland Girls' Grammar School: The First Hundred Years, 1888-1988, reviewed by Gary McCulloch, p 91-92

[Review] Presbyterian Church Archives: Care and Conservation: Guidelines for the Keeping, Care and Preservation of Church Records and Archives, reviewed by R.C.J. Stone, p 92-93

[Advertisements] p 94-96

No. 2

Cities and Ceremonies: Nationalism and Civic Ritual in Three New Lands, by Graeme Davison, p 97-117

Of Verandahs and Fish and Chips and Footie on Saturday Afternoon: Reflections on 100 Years of New Zealand Historiography, by Jock Phillips, p 118-134

Giving Better Effect to the Treaty: Some Thoughts for 1990, by M.P.K. Sorrenson, p 135-149

History and Historians before the Waitangi Tribunal: Some Reflections on the Ngai Tahu Claim, by Alan Ward, p 150-167

History in New Zealand Schools, by Marcia Stenson, p 168-181

Act of Parliament or Royal Prerogative? James Stephen and the First New Zealand Constitution Bill, by Sonia Cheyne, p 182-189

Pompallier and the Treaty, by Peter Low, p 190-199

Review Article: Hobson's Choice. [Review of six books on Waitangi issues] reviewed by James Belich, p 200-207

Research 1989-1990, p 208-211

[Advertisements] p 212-214

1989 Volume 23

No.1

[Front matter]

Editorial, by Raewyn Dalziel, p 3-4

Crime and Punishment in New Zealand, 1840-1913: a Gendered History, by Charlotte Macdonald, p 5-21

Some Observations on the Status of Maori Women, by Judith Binney, p 22-31

'Bifurcated and Not Ashamed'. Late Nineteenth-Century Dress Reformers in New Zealand, by Jane Malthus, p 32-46

'The need is ever present': the Motherhood of Man Movement and Stranger Adoption in New Zealand, by Anne Else, p 47-67

The Limitations of Wartime Change. Women War Workers in New Zealand, by Deborah Montgomerie, p 68-86

[Review] The Treaty of Waitangi, reviewed by Colin Newbury, p 87-89

[Review] Ngaa Morehu: The Survivors, reviewed by Anne Salmond, p 89-90

[Review] Women in History: Essays on European Women in New Zealand, reviewed by Maureen Montgomery, p 91-92

[Review] Women's Suffrage in New Zealand and Women and the Vote, reviewed by Margaret Tennant, p 92-93

[Review] Women and Education in Aotearoa, reviewed by Barbara Brookes, p 93-94

[Review] White Women in Fiji 1835-1930: The Ruin of Empire?, reviewed by Deborah Montgomerie, p 94-96

[Review] The Father and His Gift: John Logan Campbell's Later Years, reviewed by Dinah Holman, p 96-97

[Review] Te Whenua, Te Iwi: the Land and the People, reviewed by P. J. Gibbons, p 98-99

[Review] The Limits of Hope. Soldier Settlement in Victoria 1915-38, reviewed by Duncan Waterson, p 99-100

[Review] Ecological Imperialism: The Biological Expansion of Europe, 900-1900, reviewed by Ian Pool, p 101

[Reviews] Between Two Nations; Youth and Society; Law and Order in a Changing Society; Women in Politics in Papua New Guinea, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 102-103

[Review] Protest and Dissent in the Colonial Pacific, reviewed by Judith A. Bennett, p 103-104

Obituary, Sir Keith Hancock 1898-1988, by Keith Sinclair, p 105-106

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No.2

Human Rights in World War II in New Zealand, by Nan Taylor, p 109-123

No Mean City? Christchurch's Labour City Council during the Depression, 1927-1935, by James Watson, p 124-141

New Zealanders and the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, by Ann Trotter, p 142-156

John White: the Making of a Nineteenth-Century Writer and Collector of Maori Tradition, by Michael Reilly, p 157-172

Planter versus Protector. Frank Cornwall's Employment of Gilbertese Plantation Workers in Samoa, 1877-1881, by Doug Munro, p 173-182

Review Article. Australia after 50,000 Years. [Review of 12 Australian Centennial histories], reviewed by Valerie Campbell et al., p 183-192

[Review] The New Zealand Liberals. The Years of Power, 1891-1912, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 193-195

[Review] The Great Adventure. New Zealand Soldiers Describe the First World War, reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 196-198

[Review] King and Country Call. New Zealanders, Conscription and the Great War, reviewed by Linda Bryder, p 198-199

[Review] 'I Shall Not Die'. Titokowaru's War. New Zealand, 1868-9, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 199-200

[Review] Days of Darkness. Taranaki 1878-1884, reviewed by Judith Binney, p 200-202

[Review] Tarawera: the Volcanic Eruption of 10 June 1886, reviewed by R. C. J. Stone, p 202-204

[Review] The Lucifer, a Story of Industrial Conflict in New Zealand's 1930's, reviewed by Miles Fairburn, p 204-205

[Review] Transplanted Christianity: Documents Illustrating Aspects of New Zealand Church History, reviewed by Ian Breward, p 205-206

[Review] A Small Price to Pay: Refugees from Hitler in New Zealand 1936-46, reviewed by Ann Trotter, p 206-208

[Review] The Upper House in Colonial New Zealand. A Study in the Legislative Council of New Zealand in the period 1854-1887, reviewed by David Hamer, p 208-209

[Review] The University Grants Committee 1961-1986. A History, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 210-211

[Review] The Story of Birkenhead, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 211-212

[Review] The Orpheus Disaster, reviewed by David Collier, p 212-213

Notes and News, p 214

Research 1988-1989, p 215-220

1988 Volume 22

No. 1

[Front Matter] p 1-2, i

The Making of New Zealand's 1920 Health Act, by Geoffrey W. Rice, p 3-22

Truby King in Australia. A Revisionist View of Reduced Infant Mortality, by Philippa Mein Smith, p 23-43

A Subtle Containment: Women in New Zealand Medicine, 1893-1941, by Michael Belgrave, p 44-55

Fighting the 'Red Plague': Observations on the Response to Venereal Disease in New Zealand 1910-1945, by Philip Fleming, p 56-64

[Review] A Destiny Apart: New Zealand's Search for National Identity, reviewed by Gordon Parkinson, p 65-68

[Review] The New Zealand People at War: The Home Front, reviewed by Mary Boyd, p 68-70

[Review] Compulsory Arbitration in New Zealand: The First Forty Years, reviewed by Grant Watson, p 71-72

[Review] Maternity in Dispute. New Zealand 1920-1939, reviewed by Michael Belgrave, p 73-74

[Review] Churches and People in Australia and New Zealand, 1860-1930, reviewed by Colin Brown, p 74-76

[Review] Christchurch--St Michael's: A Study in Anglicanism in New Zealand, 1851-1972, reviewed by David Hilliard, p 76-77

[Review] The Scots Abroad: Labour, Capital, Enterprise, 1750-1914, reviewed by Rosalind McClean, p 78-80

[Review] The History of Policing in New Zealand; Volume 1: Policing the Colonial Frontier, reviewed by Laurie Barber, p 81-82

[Review] The One Best System? A Revisionist History of State Schooling in New Zealand, reviewed by Gary McCulloch, p 82-83

[Review] Old New Zealand Houses 1800-1940, reviewed by Chris Cochran, p 83-85

[Review] Taking the Waters. Early Spas in New Zealand, reviewed by F. B. Smith, p 85-86

[Review] New Zealand in Vietnam: A Study of the Use of Force in International Law, reviewed by Steve Hoadley, p 86-87

[Review] The South Sea Whaler, reviewed by Harry Morton, p 87

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No. 2

An Anatomy of the Practice of Law in Nineteenth-Century Auckland, by R. C. J. Stone, p 91-104

Walter Mantell, Geraldine Jewsbury, and Race Relations in New Zealand, by Joanne Wilkes, p 105-117

The Skilled Workers: Journeymen and Masters in Caversham, 1880-1914, by Judi Boyd and Eric Olssen, p 118-134

Marriage and Mobility in Wellington 1881-1980, by David Pearson, p 135-151

'Making New Zealand Articulate': The Progressive Publishing Society, 1941-45, by Rachel Barrowman, p 152-168

Commentary. The Treaty and the Purchase of Maori Land, by Alan Ward, p 169-174

[Review] From the beginning. The Archaeology of the Maori, reviewed by R. G. Law, p 175-176

[Review] Extracts from the journals of the ships Recherche, Esperance and Coquille 1793 and 1824. Early eyewitness accounts of Maori life: 3 and 4, reviewed by Philip Turner, p 176-178

[Review] Fragmens du Dernier Voyage de la Perouse, reviewed by Valerie I. J. Flint, p 178-179

[Review] Proud to be White? A Survey of Pakeha Prejudice in New Zealand, reviewed by Andrew Sharp, p 180-181

[Review] Te Aso Fiafia: Te tala o te Kamupane Vaitupu, reviewed by Michael Goldsmith, p 182-183

[Review] Fiji's Economic History, 1874-1939: Studies of Capitalist Colonial Development, reviewed by Barrie MacDonald, p 183-184

[Review] 'So Much That is New'. Baldwin Spencer, 1860-1929, reviewed by Harry Allen, p 184-186

[Review] John Batman and the Aborigines, reviewed by Henry Reynolds, p 186-187

[Review] Big-noting. The Heroic Theme in Australian War Writing, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 187-188

[Review] A Man's Country. The Image of the Pakeha Male. A History, reviewed by Deborah Montgomerie, p 188-190

[Review] The Fourth Labour Government. Radical Politics in New Zealand, reviewed by Ruth Butterworth, p 190-191

[Review] The Life and Death of Official Social Research in New Zealand 1936-1940, reviewed by Terry Loomis, p 191-193

Research 1987-1988, p 194-197

[Advertisements] p 198-200

1987 Volume 21

No.1

[Front matter] p i, 1-3

Sir Keith Sinclair, Photograph by Marti Friedlander, p 4

Candidates Should Attempt to Answer All the Questions, by Kendrick Smithyman, p 5-6

Editorial Introduction, by Judith Binney and M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 7-8

A Destiny at Home, by W. H. Oliver, p 9-15

Maori Oral Narratives, Pakeha Written Texts: Two Forms of Telling History, by Judith Binney, p 16-28

'Sinister' Auckland Business Cliques, 1840-1940, by R. C. J. Stone, p 29-45

The 'Continuous Ministry' Revisited, by Raewyn Dalziel, p 46-61

Child Employment in New Zealand, by Jeanine Graham, p 62-78

The Origins of the Labour Party: A Reconsideration, by Erik Olssen, p 79-96

The Second Ballot: A New Zealand Electoral Experiment, by David Hamer, p 97-111

In Search of Sir Joseph Ward, by Michael Bassett, p 112-124

A Thousand Miles of Loyalty: The Royal Tour of 1901, by Judith Bassett, p 125-138

Racial Attitudes of New Zealand Officials in Western Samoa, by Mary Boyd, p 139-155

An Exercise in Maori Autonomy: The Rise and Demise of the Maori War Effort Organization, by Claudia Orange, p 156-172

Towards a Radical Reinterpretation of New Zealand History: The Role of the Waitangi Tribunal, by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 173-188

A Bibliography of Writings by Sir Keith Sinclair, p 189-193

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No.2

'Show Us These Islands and Ourselves ...Give us a Home in Thought' by W. L. Renwick, p 197-214

Liberal Democracy: Pakeha Political Ideology, by Jack Vowles, p 215-227

Mortgage Relief, Farm Finance, and Rural Depression in New Zealand in the 1930s, by Barrie MacDonald and David Thomson, p 228-250

William Pember Reeves, The Times, and New Zealand's Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act, 1900-1908, by Ralph H. C. Hayburn, p 251-269

Review Article. James Belich, The New Zealand Wars and the Victorian Interpretation of Racial Conflict, reviewed by Alan Ward, p 270-274

[Review] From the Cradle to the Grave: A Biography of Michael Joseph Savage, reviewed by Michael Bassett, p 275-277

[Review] Frederick Weld, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 277-279

[Review] The Family and Government Policy in New Zealand, reviewed by Barbara Brookes, p 279-280

[Review] Out in the Cold; Pacificists and Conscientious Objectors in New Zealand during World War Two, reviewed by Paul Baker, p 281-282

[Review] The Story of New Zealand, reviewed by David Gledhill, p 282-284

[Review] The Working Class and Welfare: Reflections on the Political Development of the Welfare State in Australia and New Zealand, 1890-1980, reviewed by Kenneth A. Lockridge, p 284-285

[Review] Journal of a Rambler. The Journal of John Boultbee, reviewed by David Mackay, p 286-287

[Review] John Kinder: Paintings and Photographs, reviewed by Roger Blackley, p 287-289

[Review] In and Out of the World: Seventh-day Adventists in New Zealand, reviewed by Colin Brown, p 289-290

[Review] Argentina and Australia: Essays in Comparative Economic Development, reviewed by Donald Denoon, p 291-293

[Review] Such was Life: Select Documents in Australian Social History. Vol.3 1914-1983, reviewed by Hugh Jackson, p 293-294

[Review] The Phosphateers: A History of the British Phosphate Commissioners and the Christmas Island Phosphate Commission, reviewed by K. D. Buckley, p 294-295

News and Notes, p 296-297

Research 1986-1987, p 298-302

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1986 Volume 20

No.1

[Front matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Popular Protest in Early New Plymouth: Why did it Occur? by Raewyn Dalziel, p 3-26

Most Important Industry: How the New Zealand State got Interested in Rural Women, 1930-1944, by Ian Carter, p 27-43

Governor FitzRoy's Debentures and their Role in his Recall, by Jonathan Adams, p 44-63

'Most Injudicious... Most Injurious': The Royal Bank of Australia's Loan to the New Zealand Government, 1842, by Marion Diamond, p 64-72

[Review] In Defence of New Zealand: Foreign Policy Choices in the Nuclear Age, reviewed by Malcolm McKinnon, p 73-76

[Review] Horowhenua County and its People: A Centennial History, reviewed by D. A. Hamer, p 76-77

[Review] Victoria's Furthest Daughters: A Bibliography of Published Sources for the Study of Women in New Zealand, reviewed by Barbara Brookes, p 77-78

[Review] Glimpses into Early Manawatu: the Saga of Amos and Lydia Burr, reviewed by Anthony Dreaver, p 78-79

[Review] Pacific Protest: the Maasina Rule Movement: Solomon Islands, 1944-1952, reviewed by Ann Chowning, p 80-81

[Review] Gunboat Frontier. British Maritime Authority and Northwest Coast Indians 1846-90, reviewed by Harry Morton, p 81-82

[Review] And Captain of Their Souls. An Interpretative Essay on the Life and Times of Captain William Cargill, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 83-84

[Review] 1000 Years of Gardening in New Zealand, reviewed by Kendrick Smithyman, p 85-86

[Review] A History of Otago, reviewed by John Salmond, p 86-88

[Review] Into a New Key. The Origins and History of the Music Federation of New Zealand Inc. 1950-82, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 88-89

[Review] Biography in New Zealand, reviewed by Jeanine Graham, p 89-91

[Review] Campus Beyond the Walls: The First 25 Years of Massey University's extramural programme, reviewed by Noeline Alcorn, p 91-93

[Review] From Hongi Hika to Hone Heke, A quarter century of upheaval, reviewed by J. M. R. Owens, p 93-94

[Review] Early New Zealand Botanical Art, reviewed by Moira M. Long, p 94-96

[Review] The Amuri: A County History, reviewed by Rollo Arnold, p 96-97

News, p 98-100

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No.2

Editorial: The First Twenty Years, by Keith Sinclair, p 107-110

Towards an Urban Social History for New Zealand, by Clyde Griffen, p 111-131

'At Every Bend a Taniwha': Thomas Kendall and Maori Carving, by Judith Binney, p 132-146

From Compulsory Unionism to Unqualified Preference: The Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Amendment Act, 1961, by Pat Walsh, p 147-166

Personality in Foreign Policy: Sir Carl Berendsen in Washington, by Ann Trotter, p 167-180

Review Article: Robin Kay, The Anzus Pact and the Treaty of Peace with Japan: Documents on New Zealand External Relations, Vol. III, reviewed by J. D. B. Miller, p 181-184

[Review] The Prehistory of New Zealand, reviewed by Aidan Challis, p 185-186

[Review] Hawaiki: a new approach to Maori tradition, reviewed by D. R. Simmons, p 186-187

[Review] Julius Vogel: Business Politician, reviewed by Colin Davis, p 188-191

[Review of eight local histories] reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 191-193

[Review] Otago Harbour, Currents of Controversy, reviewed by W. A. Laxon, p 193-194

[Review] Settlers and the Agrarian Question. Foundations of Capitalism in Colonial Australia, reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 194-196

[Review] Matanitu: The Struggle for Power in early Fiji, reviewed by Barrie MacDonald, p 196-197

Notes: The Researcher's Courtesy Code, by Jeanine Graham, p 198-201

Research 1985-1986, p 202-205

Obituaries, Austin Graham Bagnall and William Parker Morrell, by J. E. Traue and Erik Olssen, p 206-208

1985 Volume 19

No. 1

[Front Matter and Index, 1981-1985] p 1-2, i-x

The Whence of the Moriori, by D. G. Sutton, p 3-13

The Seamen's Union and Industrial Militancy, 1908-13, by Erik Olssen, p 14-37

Land for the Landless: Settlement of the Otekaike Estate in North Otago 1908, by Bob Hall, p 38-60

Freethinkers in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by P. J. Lineham, p 61-81

[Review] Girmitiyas: The Origins of the Fiji Indians, reviewed by Jacqueline Leckie, p 82-84

[Review] Counterpoint in Maori Culture, reviewed by Roger Neich, p 84-85

[Review] Rifled Sanctuaries: Some Views of the Pacific Islands in Western Literature to 1900, reviewed by E. H. McCormick, p 86-87

[Review] In the Light of the Past--Stained Glass Windows in New Zealand Houses, reviewed by John Stacpoole, p 87-88

[Review] Tuvalu: A History, reviewed by Barrie MacDonald, p 89-90

[Review] Greenstone Trails: The Maori Search for Pounamu, reviewed by D. R. Simmons, p 91-92

[Review] An Illustrated History of Taranaki, reviewed by Diane Northcote, p 92-93

Review Note: As old as Auckland, reviewed by Russell Stone, p 94

Correspondence, p 95-97

News, p 98-102

No. 2

In Defence of Race and Empire: The White New Zealand League at Pukekohe, by Jacqueline Leckie, p 103-129

The Necessary But Not Sufficient Condition: Christchurch Labour and Working-Class Culture, by Libby Plumridge, p 130-150

Archivists and Historians: How Can We Assist Each Other?, by Cheryl Y. Campbell, p 151-163

America Between the Wars: The Seventh Form American Option Revised, by Michael S. Mayer, p 164-181

[Review] Chance Discovery of Australia and New Zealand by Portuguese and Spanish Navigators between 1521 and 1528, reviewed by Bernardo Sa Nogueira, p 182-183

[Review] Bishop Selwyn in New Zealand, 1841-68, reviewed by David Hilliard, p 183-184

[Review] Democracy and Power in New Zealand. A Study of New Zealand Politics, reviewed by Jack Vowles, p 185-186

[Review] Educating the Workers? A History of the Workers' Education Association in New Zealand, reviewed by Gary McCulloch, p 186-188

[Review] International Labour Migration. Historical Perspectives, reviewed by Charles Perrings, p 188-190

[Review] The First World War, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 190-191

[Review] Pleasures of the Flesh--Sex and Drugs in Colonial New Zealand 1840-1915, reviewed by F. B. Smith, p 191-192

[Reviews] Ratu Sukuna: Soldier, Statesman, Man of Two Worlds; Fiji: The Three-legged Stool. Selected Writings of Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna, reviewed by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 193-194

[Review] New Zealand: A Handbook of Historical Statistics, reviewed by R. C. J. Stone, p 194-195

Research 1984-1985, p 196-199

Correspondence, by Peter Davis, p 200

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1984 Volume 18

No.1

[Front matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Hear Our Voices We Entreat: Schools and the 'Colonial Twang' 1880-1930, by Colin McGeorge, p 3-18

Land Settlement and Voting Patterns in the Otago Provincial Council 1863-1872, by G. W. Kearsley, T. J. Hearn and T. W. H. Brooking, p 19-33

Some Financial and Medico-Political Aspects of the New Zealand Medical Profession's Reaction to the Introduction of Social Security, by D. G. Bolitho, p 34-49

Doing Well for Bella: Foreign Mortgagees In The New Zealand Financial System, 1885-1901, by Margaret N. Galt, p 50-65

[Review] Patrick Matthew and Natural Selection, reviewed by G. J. Tee, p 66-67

[Reviews] Extracts from Journals Relating to the Visit to New Zealand of the French Ship St. Jean Baptiste...; The Expedition of the St. Jean Baptiste, reviewed by G. S. Parsonson, p 67-70

[Review] Three Party Politics in New Zealand 1911-1931, reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 70-71

[Review] The Fall of Singapore 1942, reviewed by David Mclntyre, p 71-72

[Review] Cinderellas of the Empire: Towards a History of Kiribati and Tuvalu, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 73-74

[Review] The Aggressions of the French at Tahiti and Other Islands in the Pacific, reviewed by Colin Newbury, p 74-75

[Review] Monopolists and Freebooters [The Pacific since Magellan: Volume III], reviewed by K. R. Howe, p 76

News, p 77-79

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No.2

Rugby, War and the Mythology of the New Zealand Male, by J. O. C. Phillips, p 83-103

Reflections on the Writing of New Zealand History, by Graeme Wynn, p 104-116

Yeomen and Nomads: New Zealand and The Australasian Shearing Scene, 1886-1896, by Rollo Arnold, p 117-142

'The Wretched Gorilla Damnification of Humanity': The 'Battle' Between Science and Religion over Evolution in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by John Stenhouse, p 143-162

History for Schoolteachers: Seventeenth-Century England, by Barry Reay, p 163-176

[Review] Art and Artists in Oceania, reviewed by Peter Crowe, p 177-178

[Review] The Polynesian Journal of Captain Henry Byam Martin, R.N., reviewed by Anthony Murray-Oliver, p 179-180

[Review] Milner of Waitaki: Portrait of the Man, reviewed by W. L. Renwick, p 181-184

[Review] The Resolution Journal of Johann Reinhold Forster 1772-1775, reviewed by David Mackay, p 184-186

[Review] Our Young Men Snatched Away: Labourers in PNG's colonial economy, 1884-1942, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 187

[Review] Settler Capitalism: The Dynamics of Dependent Development in the Southern Hemisphere, reviewed by I. G. Bertram, p 187-191

[Review] John Hawkesworth: Eighteenth-Century Man of Letters, reviewed by E. H. McCormick, p 191-193

Research 1983-1984, p 194-198

1983 Volume 17

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i, 1-2

Elderly Indigents and Old Men's Homes, by Margaret Tennant, p 3-20

Whither the Rural Working Class in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand?, by John Martin, p 21-42

Churchgoing in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by Hugh Jackson, p 43-59

Imperial Federation: Continuity and Change in British Imperial Ideas, 1869-1871, by Michael Burgess, p 60-80

[Review] The other side of the frontier. An interpretation of the Aboriginal response to the invasion and settlement of Australia, reviewed by K. R. Howe, p 81-82

[Review] The Letters of Thomas Arnold the Younger (1850-1900), reviewed Hugh Jackson, p 83-84

[Review] Lightning Meets the West Wind: the Malaita Massacre, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 84-85

[Review] Divorce in New Zealand: A Social History, reviewed by Phillida Bunkle, p 85-87

[Review] Iz Dalmacije u Novi Zeland, reviewed by H. P. Stoffel, p 87-89

[Review] Young Logan Campbell, reviewed by G. R. Hawke, p 89-90

[Review] A History of Australia, vol. 5: The People Make Laws. 1888-1915, reviewed by John Rickard, p 90-92

[Review] A New History of Canterbury, reviewed by Tom Brooking, p 93-95

News, p 96-97

No. 2

Obituary for Jim Holt, by Michael Bassett and Raewyn Dalziel, p 101-102

Doctrinaires on the Right: The Democrats and Anti-Socialism, 1933-36, by Michael C. Pugh, p 103-119

Illiberal New Zealand: The Formation of Government Policy on Conscientious Ojection, 1940-1, by J. E. Cookson, p 120-143

Prohibition and Women: The Preservation of an Ideal and a Myth, by A. R. Gigg, p 144-165

Maori Christianity on the East Coast 1840-1870, by Kay Sanderson, p 166-184

Review Article. Outgrowing the Hucksters. A History of the University of Auckland 1883-1983, reviewed by J. G. A. Pocock, p 185-192

[Review] The Surrender and Occupation of Japan: Volume II, reviewed by Tom Larkin, p 193-194

[Review] Not Only Affairs of State: an Autobiography, reviewed by James Holt, p 195-196

[Review] Samuel Ironside in New Zealand, 1839-1858, reviewed by John Owens, p 196-197

[Review] International Socialism and Australian Labour, reviewed by Len Richardson, p 197-198

[Review] The Red and the Gold: An Informal Account of the Waihi Strike, 1912, reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 199-200

Research 1982-1983, p 201-204

Correspondence, by E. H. McCormick, p 205

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1982 Volume 16

No.1

[Front matter] p i, 1-2

Slicing Australian History: Reflections on the Bicentennial History Project, by Graeme Davison, p 3-20

Government Responses to Unemployment in New Zealand, 1929-35, by R. T. Robertson, p 21-38

Ideology and the Formation of the New Zealand Labour Party, by Jack Vowles, p 39-55

Imperial Jubilee: W. P. Morrell's Contributions to Imperial History, by W. David Mclntyre, p 56-67

[Review] The Oxford History of New Zealand, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 68-69

[Review] The Oxford History of New Zealand, reviewed by Richard Shannon, p 69-72

[Review] The Oxford History of New Zealand, reviewed by D. A. Hamer, p 72-74

[Review] The Oxford History of New Zealand, reviewed by Alan Ward, p 74-76

[Review] A History of Dentistry in New Zealand, reviewed by Michael Belgrave, p 76-78

[Review] Brown or White? a history of the Fiji Sugar Industry, 1873-1973, reviewed by Steve Britton, p 78-80

[Review] The Collector: A Biography of Andreas Reischek, reviewed by Michael Hoare, p 80-81

[Review] Britain and the Commonwealth Alliance 1918-1939, reviewed by W. David Mclntyre, p 82-83

[Review] Rewi Alley of China, reviewed by Paul Clark, p 83-84

[Review] Documents on Australian Foreign Policy 1937-49. Volume IV: July 1940-June 1941, reviewed by W. David Mclntyre, p 84-86

[Review] The Rise and Fall of the Singapore Naval Base, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 86-88

News, p 89-90

Correspondence, by J. G. A. Pocock, p 91-94

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No.2

'Lessons' of the 1918 Influenza Epidemic in Auckland, by Linda Bryder, p 97-121

Evolution of the Melanesian Bishopric, by R. M. Ross, p 122-145

Local Community or Atomized Society? The Social Structure of Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by Miles Fairburn, p 146-167

[Review] To Live Among the Stars: Christian Origins in Oceania, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 168-169

[Review] The Founding of the Roman Catholic Church in Oceania, 1825-1850, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 168-169

[Review] Indians in New Zealand. Studies in a sub-culture, reviewed by Jacqueline Leckie, p 169-171

[Review] Maori Dunedin, reviewed by Stephen O'Regan, p 171-172

[Review] The Farthest Promised Land, English Villagers, New Zealand Immigrants of the 1870s, reviewed by Charlotte Erickson, p 173-174

[Review] Te Rauparaha: A New Perspective, reviewed by Ann Parsonson, p 175-176

[Review] The Letters of A. R. D. Fairburn, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 176-178

[Review] Women in New Zealand Society, reviewed by Patricia Grimshaw, p 179-180

[Review] Customs of Respect: The Traditional Basis of Fijian Communal Politics, reviewed by Barrie Macdonald, p 181-183

[Review] Plantation to Politics: Studies on Fiji Indians, reviewed by Barrie Macdonald, p 181-183

[Review] Race Class and Rebellion in the South Pacific, reviewed by Barrie Macdonald, p 181-183

Research 1981-1982, p 184-187

Obituary, Ruth Ross, 1920-1982, by Mary Boyd, p 188-190

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1981 Volume 15

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Truby King and the Plunket Society: An Analysis of a Prescriptive Ideology, by Erik Olssen, p 3-23

The Wars of British Succession, by Nicholas Tarling, p 24-34

Historians as Imperialists: Some Roots of British Imperial History 1880-1900, by Luke Trainor, p 35-48

Reluctant Ally: New Zealand's Entry into the Vietnam War, by David McCraw, p 49-60

Note. Machiavelli, Aristotle and Pocock--A Question of Evidence, by R. G. Mulgan, p 61-67

Review Article. Class and Politics in Australia, by C. N. Connolly, p 68-75

[Review] Maori Origins and Migrations, reviewed by Jock Phillips, p 76-77

[Review] The Politics of Social Security, reviewed by Margaret Tennant, p 78-79

[Review] Provincial Perspectives. Essays in Honour of W.J. Gardner, reviewed by David Hamer, p 79-80

[Review] A Southern Gentry: New Zealanders who inherited the earth, reviewed by M. D. N. Campbell, p 80-82

[Review] Labour's Path to Political Independence, reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 82-84

[Review] The Journal of Henry Sewell 1853-7, reviewed by Judith Bassett, p 84-86

[Review] Class Structure in Australian History, reviewed by Hugh Jackson, p 86-88

[Review] Australian Imperialism in the Pacific: The Expansionist Era 1820-1920, reviewed by Barrie MacDonald, p 88-89

News, p 90-93

Correspondence, by J. C. Dakin, p 94

No. 2

Anzac Day in New Zealand, 1916-1939, by Maureen R. Sharpe, p 97-114

Housewives' Depression: The Debate Over Abortion and Birth Control in the 1930s, by Barbara Brookes, p 115-134

Prohibition, the Church and Labour: A Programme for Social Reform, 1890-1914, by A. R. Grigg, p 135-155

An Australasian Utopist: Robert Pemberton F.R.S.L, by J. R. Rockey, p 156-178

[Review] Johnsonville: Continuity and Change in a New Zealand Township, reviewed by Graeme Dunstall, p 179-181

[Review] Economics for Historians, reviewed by James Holt, p 181-182

[Review] Beyond New Zealand: The Foreign Policy of a Small State, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 182-183

[Review] Blue-Water Rationale: The Naval Defence of New Zealand 1914-1942, reviewed by W. David McIntyre, p 183-184

[Review] Growing Together. Letters Between Frederick John Cato and Frances Bethune, 1881 to 1884, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 184-185

[Review] Lawfully Occupied: The Centennial History of the Otago District Law Society, reviewed by Graeme Dunstall, p 185-187

[Review] Rich and Poor in New Zealand. A Critique of Class, Politics and Ideology, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 187-189

[Reviews] German New Guinea--The Annual Reports; German New Guinea--The Draft Annual Report for 1913-14, reviewed by John A. Moses, p 189-190

[Review] Islands and Beaches. Discourse on a Silent Land: Marquesas 1774-1880, reviewed by K. R. Howe, p 190-194

[Review] The New Zealand Political System, Politics in a Small Society, reviewed by Robert Chapman, p 194-195

Review Editor's Note, p 196

Research 1980-1981, p 197-200

News, p 201

1980 Volume 14

No. 1

[Front Matter & Index] p i-x, 1-2

The Lost Drawing of Nukutawhiti, by Judith Binney, p 3-24

Documenting Maori History: The Arrest of Te Kooti Rikirangi Te Turuki, 1889, by Alan Ward, p 25-44

The Expansion of a Competitive Society: A Study in Nineteenth-Century Maori Social History, by Ann R. Parsonson, p 45-60

The Covenant of Kohimarama: A Ratification of the Treaty of Waitangi, by Claudia Orange, p 61-82

Note: Busby and the Declaration of Independence, by John O. Ross, p 83-89

[Review] The Maori Population of New Zealand 1769-1971, reviewed by Warwick Neville, p 90-91

[Review] Road to Exile. The Indonesian Nationalist Movement 1927-1934, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 92-93

[Review] Colonial Cap and Gown, reviewed by Jock Phillips, p 93-95

[Review] 'This Sin and Scandal': Australia's Population Debate 1891-1911, reviewed by Hugh Jackson, p 95-96

[Review] National Register of Archives and Manuscripts in New Zealand, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 97-98

[Reviews] Messengers of Grace: Evangelical missionaries in the South Seas 1797-1860; God's Gentlemen: A history of the Melanesian Mission 1849-1942, reviewed by I. Breward, p 98-99

[Review] Astride the River: A History of Hamilton, reviewed by R. C .J. Stone, p 100-101

News, p 102-106

No. 2

Small-Town Capitalism and Stratification in New Zealand 1880-1930, by D. G. Pearson, p 107-131

Finches, Fossils and Foscarini or the Future of Historical Study, by Peter Munz, p 132-152

Auckland Party Politics in the Early Years of the Provincial System, 1853-58, by Russell Stone, p 153-178

Compulsory Arbitration in New Zealand, 1894-1901: The Evolution of an Industrial Relations System, by James Holt, p 179-200

[Reviews] Mihaia: The Prophet Rua Kenana and His Community at Maungapohatu; Rua and the Maori Millennium, reviewed by Alan Ward, p 201-204

[Review] A History of Tauranga County, reviewed by P. J. Gibbons, p 204-205

[Review] They Called Me Te Maari, reviewed by Raeburn Lange, p 206

[Review] The Rise and Fall of Marvellous Melbourne, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 206-208

[Review] Class, Race and Colonialism in West Malaysia, reviewed by Margaret Clark, p 208-209

Research 1979-1980, p 210-213

Correspondence, by Kendrick Smithyman, p 214-216

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1979 Volume 13

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Editor's Note, by D. A. Hamer, p 3-4

Towns in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by D. A. Hamer, p 5-24

Social Welfare: Social Justice or Social Efficiency? Social Policy in the Liberal Period, by W. H. Oliver, p 25-33

Social Welfare: Social Justice or Social Efficiency? Duncan MacGregor and Charitable Aid Administration 1886-1896, by Margaret Tennant, p 33-42

Social Mobility and Opportunity in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by Miles Fairburn, p 43-64

Class and Social Structure in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by Claire Toynbee, p 65-82

Class, Status and Reminiscence: a Research Note, by David G. Pearson, p 83-88

Archives for New Zealand Social History, by S. R. Strachan, p 89-95

[Review] Te Puea: A Biography, reviewed by William Worger, p 96-98

[Review] Samuel Marsden: The Great Survivor, reviewed by Judith Binney, p 98-100

[Review] Fatal Necessity: British Intervention in New Zealand 1830-1847, reviewed by Mary Boyd, p 100-101

[Review] Trade, Growth and Anxiety: New Zealand Beyond the Welfare State, reviewed by G. R. Hawke, p 102-103

Correspondence, p 104-106

News, p 107-109

No. 2

Christchurch in the 1918 Influenza Epidemic: A preliminary study, by Geoffrey Rice, p 109-137

Religion and New Zealand Society, by Ian Breward, p 138-148

Isolation, Ideology and Impotence: Organizations for the Unemployed during the Great Depression, 1930-1935, by R. T. Robertson, p 149-164

Lord Rosebery and the Imperial Federation League, 1884-1893, by M. D. Burgess, p 165-181

New Zealand Regional History and its Place in the Schools, by W. J. Gardner, p 182-193

[Review] Looking Back: A Photographic History of New Zealand, reviewed by Erik Olssen, p 194

[Review] Sulu and Sabah, reviewed by Lindsey Reber, p 195-196

[Review] Pacific Islanders under German Rule: A Study in the Meaning of Colonial Resistance, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 196-197

[Review] The Commonwealth of Nations. Origins and Impact, 1869-1971, reviewed by Angus Ross, p 198-199

[Review] Maori Land Tenure: Studies of a Changing Institution, reviewed by Claudia Orange, p 199-201

[Review] Letters from Gunner 7/516 and Gunner 7/517, reviewed by P. S. O'Connor, p 201-202

[Review] Criminological Materials in the Parliamentary Papers of Australia and New Zealand from 1901, reviewed by Graeme Dunstall, p 203

[Review] Thirteen Facets: The Silver Jubilee Essays Surveying the New Elizabethan Age, a Period of Unprecedented Change, reviewed by M. C. Pugh, p 204-205

[Review] Archives in New Zealand: A Report, reviewed by R. M. Ross, p 205-207

Research 1978-1979, p 208-211

News, p 212-213

Correspondence, by Michael King, p 214-215

1978 Volume 12

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Mrs Grace Neill in the Department of Asylums, Hospitals and Charitable Institutions, by Margaret Tennant, p 3-16

Nursing Education: The Collapse of the Diploma of Nursing at the University of Otago, 1925-1926, by Beryl Hughes, p 17-33

The Impact of John A. Lee's Expulsion upon the Labour Party, by Erik Olssen, p 34-49

Colonists and Aborigines in the Early Australian Settlements, by W. P. Morrell, p 50-61

Books on Elizabethan and Stuart History for Schools, by M. A. R. Graves, p 62-68

Review Article. New Zealand Literary History, by Keith Sinclair, p 69-74

[Review] John A. Lee, reviewed by Michael Bassett, p 75-79

[Review] The Great New Zealand Myth: a Study of the Discovery and Origin Traditions of the Maori, reviewed by Margaret Orbell, p 79-81

[Review] Marists and Melanesians. A History of Catholic Missions in the Solomon Islands, reviewed by G. M. Dening, p 81-82

[Review] Peter Dillon of Vanikoro: Chevalier of the South Seas, reviewed by Patricia Grimshaw, p 82-84

[Review] Red Papers in New Zealand, reviewed by M. R. Stenson, p 84-85

[Review] Omai, Pacific Envoy, reviewed by O. H. K. Spate, p 85-87

[Review] Whaowhia: Maori Art and its Artists, reviewed by S. M. Mead, p 87-89

[Review] Bristol and its Municipal Government 1820-1851, reviewed by Graeme Dunstall, p 89-90

[Review] The Loyalty Islands: A History of Culture Contacts 1840-1900, reviewed by David Hilliard, p 90-92

News, p 93-94

Obituary for Michael Roger Stenson, by Jim Holt, p 95-96

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No. 2

Oral and Other History, by W. H. Oliver, p 99-103

New Zealand Oral History: Some Cultural and Methodological Considerations, by Michael King, p 104-123

Popper on Historicism and Marxism, by Robert Nola, p 124-145

James Gibb's Heresy Trial, 1890, by L. H. Barber, p 146-157

Church and State in German Samoa: the Solf-Broyer Dispute, by Hugh Laracy, p 158-167

[Reviews] Race Relations Australia and New Zealand: a Comparative Survey, 1770s-1970s; Contact and Conflict: Indian-European Relations in British Columbia 1774-1890, reviewed by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 168-170

[Reviews] Reluctant Mission: the Anglican Church in Papua New Guinea, 1891-1942; Grass Huts and Warehouses: Pacific Beach Communities in the Nineteenth Century, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 170-172

[Review] The Fiji Indians: Challenge to European Dominance 1920-46, reviewed by Ahmed Ali, p 172-173

[Review] Walter Murdoch: A Biographical Memoir, reviewed by D. R. Walker, p 174-175

[Review] Muslims and Mongols. Essays on Medieval Asia, reviewed by Peter Munz, p 175-176

[Review] The Government of India and Reform Policies towards Politics and the Constitution 1916-1921, reviewed by T. H. Beaglehole, p 176-177

[Review] The Shapes of Time: A New Look at the Philosophy of History, reviewed by Roderick Phillips, p 177-178

Research 1977-1978, p 179-182

Correspondence, by James Bertram and E. H. McCormick, p 183-184

1977 Volume 11

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Whatever Happened to the Gentry? The Large Landowners of Ashburton County, 1890-1896, by Steven Eldred-Grigg, p 3-27

Pastoralist and Maoris, Frederick Weld at Wharekaka, by Jeanine Williams, p 28-53

Some New Zealand Navvies: Co-operative Workers, 1891-1912, by P. J. Gibbons, p 54-75

Sukarno and the Nature of Indonesian Political Society: A Review of the Literature, by Anthony Reid, p 76-83

Review article. Walter Nash, reviewed by Bruce Brown, p 84-88

Review article. With Captain James Cook in the Antarctic and Pacific: The Private Journal of James Burney Second Lieutenant of the Adventure on Cook's Second Voyage 1772-1773, reviewed by G. H. McCormick, p 89-92

[Review] New Zealand Atlas, reviewed by R. G. Ward, p 93-95

[Review] The Search for Security in the Pacific, 1901-14, reviewed by Angus Ross, p 95-96

[Review] 'Hauhau': The Pai Marire Search for Maori Identity, reviewed by Robin W. Winks, p 96-98

[Review] The Tactless Philosopher: Johann Reinhold Forster 1729-1798, reviewed by David Mackay, p 98-99

[Review] Prehistoric Maori Fortifications in the North Island of New Zealand, reviewed by Judith Binney, p 100-101

[Review] Ernest Dieffenbach--Rebel and Humanist, reviewed by R. M. Ross, p 101

News, p 102-104

No. 2

History and Histrionics, by Nicholas Tarling, p 105-111

The Colonial Helpmeet: Women's Role and the Vote in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by Raewyn Dalziel, p 112-123

Conservation and Society in Late Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by Graeme Wynn, p 124-136

The Fate of the 'Savage' in Pacific Historiography, by K. R. Howe, p 137-154

Governors versus Settlers: The Dispute over Chinese Labour in German Samoa, by Stewart Firth, p 155-179

History in Secondary Schools 1976: A Year's Survey, by D. S. Keen, p 180-189

Review Article. Social Class in New Zealand, reviewed by Miles Fairburn, p 190-195

[Review] Lights and Shadows of Colonial Life: Twenty-six years in Canterbury, New Zealand, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 196-197

[Review] New Zealand in World Affairs, Volume I, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 197-198

[Review] 'A Bit of a Rebel': The Life and Work of George Arnold Wood, reviewed by David Walker, p 199

[Review] Tangiwai. Medical History of New Zealand prior to 1860, reviewed by Raeburn Lange, p 200-202

[Review] Oceania and Beyond: Essays on the Pacific since 1945, reviewed by Mary Boyd, p 202-204

[Review] Dream and Disillusion. A Search for Australian Cultural Identity, reviewed by Paul F. Bourke, p 204-206

Research 1976-1977, p 207-211

Obituary for Philip Ross May, by W. J. Gardner, p 212-213

1976 Volume 10

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Working with Peter Fraser in Wartime, Personal Reminiscences, by Alister McIntosh, p 3-20

John Logan Campbell, Frank Connelly and Trespiano: Literary Evidence in Biography, by R. C. J. Stone, p 21-36

Early European History and African Anthropology, by Peter Munz, p 37-50

Paranoid Popery: Bishop Moran and Catholic Education in New Zealand, by Hugh Laracy, p 51-62

Some Recent Writings on the History of Great Britain from 1832 to 1868, by Michael Cullen, p 63-74

Review Article. Prophets in the Wilderness: The Wesleyan Mission to New Zealand 1819-1827, reviewed by Judith Binney, p 75-79

[Review] Sir Harry Atkinson 1831-1892, reviewed by D. A. Hamer, p 80-81

[Review] The Origins of New Zealand Diplomacy: The Agent-General in London 1870-1905, reviewed by Angus Ross, p 82-83

[Review] Miners and Militants--Politics in Westland 1865-1918, reviewed by Miles Fairburn, p 83-85

[Review] Between Governments and Banks: A History of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, reviewed by C. A. Blyth, p 85-86

[Review] Aborigines and Colonists: Aborigines and Colonial Society in New South Wales in the 1830s and 1840s, reviewed by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 86-87

[Review] Church and State in Tonga: The Wesleyan Methodist Missionaries and Political Development, 1822-1875, reviewed by Barrie Macdonald, p 87-89

[Review] Survey of Commonwealth Affairs: Problems of Expansion and Attrition, 1953-1969, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 89-91

[Review] The Round Table Movement and Imperial Union, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 91-93

News, p 94-95

Correspondence: Major Brassey and His Bottle Post, by A. D. Mead, p 96

No. 2

The Political Origins of Compulsory Arbitration in New Zealand: A Comparison with Great Britain, by James Holt, p 99-111

W. T. Mills, E. J. B. Allen, J. A. Lee and Socialism in New Zealand, by Erik Olssen, p 112-129

The New Zealand Unemployed Workers Movement, 1931-1939: Gisborne and the Relief Workers' Strike, by Paul Harris, p 130-142

Labour's Lost Legions: The Second Labour Government 1957-60 and the Grassroots Party Membership in the Auckland Region, by Barry Gustafson, p 143-161

The Chartists and Education, by Michael Cullen, p 162-177

The Economic Interpretation of Imperialism: a Comment on Some Recent Writings, by M. R. Stenson, p 178-188

[Review] Pre-colonial State Systems in Southeast Asia, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 189-190

[Review] China: Cultural and Political Perspectives, reviewed by Richard T. Phillips, p 190-192

[Review] Conflict and Compromise. Essays on the Maori since Colonisation, reviewed by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 192-193

[Review] Misi Gete: John Geddie Pioneer Missionary to the New Hebrides, reviewed by K. R. Howe, p 193-194

Research 1975-1976, p 195-198

Correspondence: Major Brassey and His Bottle Post, by B. J. Dalton, p 199

1975 Volume 09

No. 1

[Front Matter & Index] p i-x, 1-2

The Rural Myth and the New Urban Frontier: An Approach to New Zealand Social History, 1870-1940, by Miles Fairburn, p 3-21

Structure and Event in Anthropology and History, by Philip Rousseau, p 22-40

The 'Working Class' and the Liberal Party in 1890, by Christopher Campbell, p 41-51

New Zealand's Vote for Prohibition in 1911, by Richard Newman, p 52-71

The Rise of National Socialism 1919-1933: A Review of Some Recent Literature, by Margaret Lamb, p 72-82

[Review] Alexander Turnbull: his Life, his Circle, his Collections, reviewed by W. J. McEldowney, p 83-85

[Review] The Durham Report and British Policy: a Critical Essay, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 85-86

[Review] Sovereignty and Protection: A Study of British Jurisdictional Imperialism in the Late Nineteenth Century, reviewed by Colin Newbury, p 86-89

[Review] Imperialism and Free Trade: Lancashire and India in the Mid-nineteenth Century, reviewed by I. J. Catanach, p 89-90

[Review] Women with a Cause, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 90-91

[Review] The Majesty of Colour: A Life of Sir John Thurston. Vol. I. I, the very Bayonet, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 91-92

News, p 93-96

No. 2

How to Civilize Savages: Some 'Answers' from Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 97-110

Whatever Happened to Poor Mr Yate? An Exercise in Voyeurism, by Judith Binney, p 111-125

What's Wrong with Emma? The Feminist Debate in Colonial Auckland, by Judith Elphick, p 126-141

Henry Williams' Leadership of the CMS Mission to New Zealand, by Robin Fisher, p 142-153

The Military Reputation of Sir George Grey: the Case of Wereroa, by B. J. Dalton, p 154-170

The European States System and the Origin of the First World War 1903-1915: the Fischer School and the German Role in War Origins, by Luke Trainor, p 171-178

Note. Rizal, Aguinaldo and North Borneo, by Nicholas Tarling, p 179-183

[Review] The Life of Captain James Cook, reviewed by David B. Quinn, p 184-188

[Review] The Lost Caravel, reviewed by Hugh Laracy, p 188-189

[Review] Ask That Mountain. The Story of Parihaka, reviewed by Judith Bassett, p 189-192

[Review] The United States Navy in the Pacific, 1909-1922, reviewed by W. David McIntyre, p 192-194

[Review] A Show of Justice: Racial 'Amalgamation' in Nineteenth Century New Zealand, reviewed by Judith Binney, p 194-196

Research 1974-1975, p 197-199

Correspondence: Class in New Zealand, by Erik Olssen, p 200-202

1974 Volume 08

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-ii, 1-2

British History: a Plea for a New Subject, by J. G. A. Pocock, p 3-21

The Thames Valley and Rotorua Railway Company Limited 1882-9: a Study of the Relationship of Business and Government, by R. C. J. Stone, p 22-43

The 'Working Class' in New Zealand, by Erik Olssen, p 44-60

Banks, Bligh and Breadfruit, by David Mackay, p 61-77

[Review] The Liberal Imperialists. The ideas and politics of a post-gladstonian elite, reviewed by D. A. Hamer, p 78-79

[Review] Agrarian Conditions in Northern India. Volume I. The United Provinces under British Rule, 1860-1900, reviewed by I. J. Catanach, p 80-82

[Reviews] Squatter, Selector, and Storekeeper. A History of the Darling Downs, 1859-93; A Biographical Register of the Queensland Parliament 1860-1929, reviewed by R. B. Joyce, p 82-83

[Review] Makers of Fortune: A Colonial Business Community and its Fall, reviewed by G. R. Hawke, p 83-85

[Review] Decently and in Order: The Centennial History of the Auckland City Council, reviewed by Judith Elphick, p 85-86

[Review] A History of the University of Canterbury, 1873-1973, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 87-88

[Reviews] Thoroughly a Man of the World: A Biography of Sir David Monro; William and Mary Rolleston: an Informal Biography, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 88-90

News, p 91-92

Obituary for Charles Andrew Sharp 1906-1974, by Russell Stone, p 93-94

No. 2

The Lee-Sutch Syndrome: New Zealand Labour Party Policies and Politics, 1930-40, by Keith Sinclair, p 95-117

The Awkward Ones--Dealing with Conscience, 1916-1918, by P. S. O'Connor, p 118-136

The Methodist Mission and Fiji's Indians: 1879-1920, by Andrew Thornley, p 137-153

Some Recent Writings about East Asia in the 1930s and the Origins of War in the Pacific, by Ann Trotter, p 154-163

Review Article. 1905-1908: the 'Watershed' of the Empire-Commonwealth?, reviewed by Ged Martin, p 164-171

[Review] Studies in the Growth of Nineteenth-century Government, reviewed by D. A. Hamer, p 172-173

[Review] British Strategy in the Far East 1919-1939, reviewed by W. D. McIntyre, p 173-175

[Review] The Anglican Church in New Zealand. A History, reviewed by R. C. J. Stone, p 175-177

Research 1973-1974, p 178-181

Correspondence: Class in New Zealand, by W. H. Oliver, p 182-183

1973 Volume 07

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-ii, 1-2

Louis Hartz's Fragment Thesis, by James Holt, p 3-11

The New Zealand School Journal and The Imperial Ideology, by E. P. Malone, p 12-27

The Maori Response to Christianity in the Thames-Waikato Area, 1833-1840, by K. R. Howe, p 28-46

An Analysis of an Industrial Boarding School, 1847-1860: A Phase in Maori Education, by Judith Nathan, p 47-59

Note. W. Pember Reeves: Some New Evidence, by G. R. Hawke, p 60-69

Note. C. F. Andrews in New Zealand, by J. H. Broomfield, p 70-75

Review Article. Clio and the Parish Pump: Recent Books on New Zealand Local History, reviewed by R. C. J. Stone, p 76-84

[Review] Imperial Control of Colonial Legislation 1813-1865, reviewed by Noel McLachlan, p 85-88

[Review] The Colonial Office, 1868-1892, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 88-89

[Review] Henry Labouchere and the Empire 1880-1905, reviewed by D. A. Hamer, p 89-91

[Reviews] A Great View of Things: Edward Gibbon Wakefield; Edward Gibbon Wakefield in New Zealand: His Political Career 1853-1854, reviewed by Jeanine Williams, p 91-93

[Review] The Making of the Australian Constitution, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 94-95

[Review] The Straits Settlements 1826-67: Indian Presidency to Crown Colony, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 95-97

[Review] Victorian Attitudes to Race, reviewed by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 98-99

News, p 100-101

Obituary for John Dobree Pascoe, by Mary Boyd, p 102-103

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No. 2

John Stuart Mill's Feminism: The Subjection of Women and the Improvement of Mankind, by Susan Moller Okin, p 105-127

Pacifists and Anti-militarists in New Zealand, 1909-1914, by R. L. Weitzel, p 128-147

William Soltau Davidson: A Pioneer of New Zealand Estate Management, by Mervyn Palmer, p 148-164

Town Versus Gown in Auckland 1872-1919, by Stuart Wallace, p 165-185

Note. The Commercial Ambitions Behind Captain Cook's Last Voyage, by Howard T. Fry, p 186-191

[Review] Te Rangi Hiroa: The Life of Sir Peter Buck, reviewed by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 192-194

[Review] Discovering Monaro: A Study of Man's Impact on his Environment, reviewed by W. J. Gardner, p 194-195

[Review] Australia in the War of 1939-1945: The Government and the People 1942-1945, II, reviewed by F. L. W. Wood, p 195-197

[Reviews] New Zealand and the United States 1840-1944; New Zealand and Japan 1900-1941, reviewed by Angus Ross, p 198-200

[Review] Women's Suffrage in New Zealand, reviewed by Raewyn Dalziel, p 201-202

[Review] The London Journal of Edward Jerningham Wakefield 1845-46, reviewed by Peter Stuart, p 203-204

[Review] British Antislavery 1833-1870, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 204-205

[Review] Sir William MacGregor, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 205-207

Research 1972-1973, p 208-210

Obituary for James Wightman Davidson, by Mary Boyd, p 211-212

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1972 Volume 06

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-iv

Lord Durham and the New Zealand Company, by Helen Taft Manning, p 1-19

English Rural Unionism and Taranaki Immigration, 1871-1876, by Rollo Arnold, p 20-41

The Solf Regime in Western Samoa: Ideal and Reality, by John A. Moses, p 42-56

The Constitutional Implications of Lord Jellicoe's Influence on New Zealand Naval Policy, 1919-1930, by Ian C. MacGibbon, p 57-80

New Zealand's Attitudes to the Reform of the League of Nations: The Background of the Memorandum to the Secretary-General, 16 July 1936, by Kathryn Peters, p 81-98

[Review] British Colonial Policy in the Mid-Victorian Age. South Africa-New Zealand-The West Indies, reviewed by W. David McIntyre, p 99-101

[Review] Speeches and Documents on New Zealand History, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 101-102

[Review] Industrial Conflict in Malaya. Prelude to the Communist Revolt of 1948, reviewed by Ruth T. McVey, p 102-104

[Review] Politics of the New Zealand Maori: Protest and Cooperation, 1891-1909, reviewed by G. V. Butterworth, p 105-108

[Reviews] The Journal of Jacob Roggeveen; French Explorers in the Pacific. Vol. II: The Nineteenth Century, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 108-109

[Reviews] [Review of 6 South Asian history books], reviewed by W. H. McLeod, p 109-112

News, p 113-114

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No. 2

Understanding Mr Gladstone, by D. A. Hamer, p 115-128

Te Tiriti o Waitangi: Texts and Translations, by R. M. Ross, p 129-157

New Light on the Mapping and Naming of New Zealand, by Brian Hooker, p 158-168

Religion in Schools: A Catholic Controversy, 1930-1934, by I. A. Snook, p 169-178

Review Article. Utopia and Reform in the Enlightenment, reviewed by Susan Moller, p 179-182

Review Article. Shirley Baker and the King of Tonga, reviewed by Sione Latukefu, p 183-186

[Review] Britain, the Brookes and Brunei, reviewed by Robert Pringle, p 187-188

[Review] Britain and the Australian Colonies 1818-1831: the Technique of Government, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 188-189

[Review] New Zealand Adult Education, reviewed by E. P. Malone, p 189-190

[Review] The Development of the New Zealand Primary School Curriculum 1877-1970, reviewed by I. A. McLaren, p 191-192

[Reviews] Problems of Australian Defence; Asia and the Pacific in the 1970s: The Roles of the United States, Australia, and New Zealand, reviewed by W. E. Murphy, p 193-195

Research 1971-1972, p 196-200

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1971 Volume 05

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-iv

The Purity of Historical Method: Some Sceptical Reflections on the Current Enthusiasm for the History of Non-European Societies, by Peter Munz, p 1-17

Australian Nationalism: Tasmanian Patriotism, by Henry Reynolds, p 18-30

New Zealand at the 1930 Imperial Conference, by Priscilla Williams, p 31-48

The New Zealand Legion, 1932-1935, by Michael C. Pugh, p 49-69

The Beginnings of Credit Finance on the China Coast: The Canton Financial Crisis of 1812-1815, by W. E. Cheong, p 70-92

[Review] British Colonial Administration in the Mid-Nineteenth Century: the Policy-Making Process, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 93-94

[Review] A New Britannia. An argument concerning the social origins of Australian radicalism and nationalism, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 94-97

[Review] The Collected Works of Edward Gibbon Wakefield, reviewed by R. J. Schultz, p 97-98

[Review] Gladstone and Kruger, reviewed by F. B. Smith, p 98-99

[Reviews] Origins of European Settlement in Kenya; Land Reform in the Kikuyu country. A Study in Government Policy, reviewed by D. A. Low, p 99-104

[Review] The Observation of Savage Peoples, reviewed by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 104-106

[Review] New Zealand's Record in the Pacific Islands in the Twentieth Century, reviewed by J. B. Wright, p 106-108

[Review] Journal de la Societe des Oceanistes, XXV, reviewed by Hugh M. Laracy, p 108-109

Correspondence by Rollo Arnold & F. L. W. Wood, p 110-111

News, p 112-114

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No. 2

History, Art or Game? A Comment on 'The Purity of Historical Method', by J. W. Davidson, p 115-120

Why are Race Relations in New Zealand Better Than in South Africa, South Australia or South Dakota?, by Keith Sinclair, p 121-127

Law and Law-enforcement on the New Zealand Frontier, 1840-1893, by Alan Ward, p 128-149

Sir Julius Vogel, 1876-1880: From Politics to Business, by Raewyn Blackstock, p 150-170

The New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Company: A Pioneer of Refrigeration, by R. C. J. Stone, p 171-184

Note. Eighteenth Century Perceptions of 'the Romantic', New Zealand, and Tahiti, by Alan Frost, p 185-190

[Review] The Feel of Truth. Essays in New Zealand and Pacific History Presented to F. L. W. Wood and J. C. Beaglehole, reviewed by David McIntyre, p 191-193

[Review] Exercises in Diplomacy. The ANZUS Treaty and the Colombo Plan, reviewed by Bruce Brown, p 194-197

[Review] The Catholic Church in Australia. A Short History, 1788-1967, reviewed by Hugh M. Laracy, p 197-198

[Review] Pacific Islands Portraits, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 198-200

[Reviews] The Works of Ta'unga. Records of a Polynesian Traveller in the South Seas 1833-1896; A Cruise in a Queensland Labour Vessel to the South Seas; Of Islands and Men: Studies in Pacific History, reviewed by G. S. Parsonson, p 200-204

[Review] Philippine Nationalism: External Challenge and Filipino Response, 1565-1946, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 204-206

[Review] British Policy in China, 1895-1902, reviewed by S. A. M. Adshead, p 207-208

[Review] World Catalogue of Theses on the Pacific Islands, reviewed by Hugh M. Laracy, p 208-209

Research 1970-1971, p 210-213

Obituary for John Cawte Beaglehole, by F. L. W. Wood, p 214-216

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1970 Volume 04

No. 1

[Front Matter & Index] p i-ix, 1-2

European Discovery of New Zealand Before 1642: A Review of the Evidence, Evelyn Stokes, p 3-19

The Missionary Marsden: An Australian View, by A. T. Yarwood, p 20-33

The West Coast Railways and New Zealand Politics, 1878-1888, by G. J. Rosanowski, p 34-53

Some Australasian Aspects of New Zealand Life, 1890-1913, by Rollo Arnold, p 54-76

Patterns and Traditions of Loyalty in the Chinese Community of Singapore, 1900-1941, by Yong Ching Fatt, p 77-87

[Review] Augustus Earle in New Zealand, reviewed by Hamish Keith, p 88-91

[Review] The Legacy of Guilt. A Life of Thomas Kendall, reviewed by John Owens, p 91-93

[Review] The Charter of the Land--Custom and Colonization in Fiji, reviewed by David C. Pitt, p 93-95

[Review] Great Britain and Germany's Lost Colonies, 1914-1919, reviewed by Mary Boyd, p 95-96

[Review] The Oxford History of South Africa, Vol. I, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 96-99

[Review] The Origins of Malay Nationalism, reviewed by Syed Hussein Alatas, p 99-100

[Review] The Commonwealth Experience, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 100-103

[Review] The Great Church in Captivity, reviewed by Ian N. Moles, p 103-104

News, p 105-106

No. 2

Humor in America, by Robert Sklar, p 107-119

Bishop G. A. Selwyn and the Melanesian Mission, by David Hilliard, p 120-137

New Zealand and Australasian Federation, 1883-1901: Another View, by Miles Fairburn, p 138-159

Politicians and Suffragettes: Women's Suffrage in New Zealand, 1891-1893, by Patricia Grimshaw, p 160-177

Consultation or Information? Britain, the Dominions and the Renewal of Anglo-Japanese Alliance, 1911, by Neville Bennett, p 178-194

Review Article. The Political Sciences, reviewed by Peter Munz, p 195-200

[Review] World Prehistory: A New Outline, reviewed by Wilfred Shawcross, p 201-203

[Review] The Traditional Trade of Asia, reviewed by W. E. Cheong, p 203-204

[Review] The New Cambridge Modern History, III. The Counter-Reformation and Price Revolution, 1559-1610, reviewed by J. H. M. Salmon, p 204-206

[Review] Edward VI: The Young King. The Protectorship of the Duke of Somerset, reviewed by M. A. R. Graves, p 206-208

[Review] Anti-Catholicism in Victorian England, reviewed by C. G. Brown, p 208-209

[Review] The Idea of the Victorian Church: a study of the Church of England 1833-1889, reviewed by C. G. Brown, p 209-210

Correspondence, by J. Dunmore, p 211

Research 1969-1970, p 212-215

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1969 Volume 03

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-iv

Some Continuities in Indian History in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries, by I. J. Catanach, p 1-13

A New Zealand Myth: Kupe, Toi and the 'Fleet', by D. R. Simmons, p 14-31

The Matamata Estate, 1904-1959: Land Transfers and Subdivision in the Waikato, by D. B. Waterson, p 32-51

The Tin Trade in the Malay Peninsula during the Eighteenth Century, by Dianne Lewis, p 52-69

Note. Marion du Fresne and the Young Pretender, by John Dunmore, p 70-73

Note. Jean-Claude Colin and the Foundation of the New Zealand Catholic Mission, by K. J. Roach, p 74-83

[Review] The Voyages of Abel Janszoon Tasman, reviewed by J. C. Beaglehole, p 84-87

[Review] The Gold Rushes, reviewed by Philip May, p 87-89

[Review] The West Coast Gold Rushes, reviewed by Patrick O'Farrell, p 89-90

[Review] Narrative of a Residence in Various Parts of New Zealand. Together with a Description of the Present State of the Company's Settlements, reviewed by Judith Binney, p 91-92

[Review] Professor of Democracy. The Life of Charles Henry Pearson, 1830-1894, reviewed by F. B. Smith, p 92-93

[Review] Henry Lawson Among Maoris, reviewed by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 93-96

[Review] The Malayan Union, reviewed by M. R. Stenson, p 96-97

Correspondence, by Barbara Mabbett, p 98-99

News, p 100-101

Obituaries for Willis Thomas Goodwin Airey & Alexander Hare McLintock, by R. C. J. Stone & W. J. Gardner, p 102-103

No. 2

Eighteenth Century Science and the Voyages of Discovery, by J. C. Beaglehole, p 107-123

British Interest in the Southern Oceans, 1782-1794, by David Mackay, p 124-142

Christianity and the Maoris to 1840: A Comment, by Judith Binney, p 143-165

Some Reasons for the Failure of the Roman Catholic Mission to the Maoris, 1838-1860, by Jane Thomson, p 166-174

Queen Victoria, Gladstone and the Viceroyalty of India, 1893-1894, by J. Chandran, p 175-189

Note. New Zealand, the Australian Commonwealth and 'Plain Nonsense', by Adrian Chan, p 190-195

[Review] The Journals of Captain James Cook on his Voyages of Discovery. The Voyages of the Resolution and Discovery, 1776-1780, reviewed by David B. Quinn, p 196-198

[Review] The Search for the Islands of Solomon, 1567-1838, reviewed by Andrew Sharp, p 198-199

[Review] The Shadow of the Land: A Study of British Policy and Racial Conflict in New Zealand, 1832-1852, reviewed by Judith Binney, p 199-202

[Review] The Colonial and Imperial Conferences, 1887-1911. A Study in Imperial Organization, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 202-203

[Review] The History of the Royal Commonwealth Society, reviewed by John E. Kendle, p 203-204

[Review] Smuts II: The Fields of Force, 1919-1950, reviewed by Janet M. Robertson, p 204-206

[Review] Capitalism, Primitive and Modern. Some Aspects of Tolai Economic Growth, reviewed by A. Ploeg, p 206-208

Research 1968-1969, p 209-212

1968 Volume 02

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-iv

Psychology and History, by W. F. Mandle, p 1-17

Christianity and the Maoris to 1840, by J. M. R. Owens, p 18-40

Keeping New Zealand White, 1908-1920, by P. S. O'Connor, p 41-65

Religious Structures, reviewed by Marae) of the Windward Society Islands: The Significance of Certain Historical Records, by Roger C. & Kaye Green, p 66-89

[Review] Samoa mo Samoa: The Emergence of the Independent State of Western Samoa, reviewed by Mary Boyd, p 90-94

[Review] War and Politics in New Zealand, 1855-1870, reviewed by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 94-97

[Review] A History of Canterbury, Vol. III: 1876-1950, reviewed by Jeanine Williams, p 97-98

[Review] The Colonial Empire: A Comparative Survey from the Eighteenth Century, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 98-100

[Review] The Civilian Conservation Corps, 1933-1942, reviewed by James Holt, p 100-101

[Review] Postgraduate Studies in the Humanities in Australia, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 102

News, p 103

Correspondence, by John Stacpoole, p 104-105

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No. 2

Instant History, by David Butler, p 107-114

Why did New Zealand not join the Australian Commonwealth in 1900-1901?, by F. L. W. Wood, p 115-129

Sir Harry Atkinson and the Conservative Faction in New Zealand Politics, 1879-1890, by Judith Bassett, p 130-147

The Military Administration of Western Samoa, 1914-1919, by Mary Boyd, p 148-164

The Fiji Cotton Boom in the Eighteen-sixties, by Evelyn Stokes, p 165-177

Governor Macquarie and the Economic Crisis in New South Wales, 1810-1815, by T. G. Parsons, p 178-200

Note. New Zealand Resources for Research in Early Modern British History, by Colin Davis, p 201-203

[Review] Narrative of a Residence in New Zealand. Journal of a Residence in Tristan da Cunha, reviewed by Judith Binney, p 204-208

[Review] The Imperial Frontier in the Tropics, 1865-75, reviewed by Nicholas Tarling, p 208-210

[Review] Scotland and Australia 1788-1850, reviewed by Geoffrey Serle, p 210-211

[Review] Congressional Insurgents and the Patty System, 1909-1916, reviewed by P. F. Bourke, p 211-213

[Review] The Whigs in Opposition 1815-1830, reviewed by D. P. Crook, p 213-215

Research 1967-1968, p 216-218

1967 Volume 01

No. 1

[Front Matter] p i-ii

Editorial Note, p iii

The Causes of War: The Two World Wars Compared, by F. H. Hinsley, p 1-10

Venus and the Lonely Kiwi: The War Effort of Miss Ettie A. Rout, by P. S. O'Connor, p 11-32

The Round Table Movement: Lionel Curtis and the Formation of the New Zealand Groups in 1910, by John Kendle, p 33-50

The Maori Lands Question and the Fall of the Grey Government, 1879, by R. C. J. Stone, p 51-74

Business and Politics in Queensland 1859-1895, by G. P. Taylor, p 75-92

Note. Unpublished Parliamentary Papers: A Comment on Untapped Source Material on New Zealand History, by A. D. Ward, p 93-94

[Review] Historiography of the British Empire-Commonwealth: Trends, Interpretations and Resources, reviewed by W. P. Morrell, p 95-97

[Review] Thomas Munro and the Development of Administrative Policy in Madras, 1792-1818: The Origins of 'The Munro System', reviewed by I. J. Catanach, p 97-98

[Review] Southeast Asia Past and Present, reviewed by Anthony Reid, p 98-100

[Review] William Pember Reeves, New Zealand Fabian, reviewed by D. A. Hamer, p 101-103

News, p 104-105

No. 2

The Skeleton and the Mollusc: Reflections on the Nature of Historical Narratives, by Peter Munz, p 107-123

The Heritage of Isaiah: Thomas Kendall and Maori Religion, by Judith Binney, p 124-147

The Origins of the Anglo-Maori Wars: A Reconsideration, by Alan D. Ward, p 148-170

The Imperialism of the 'Little England Era': the Question of the Annexation of the Fiji Islands, 1858-1861, by C. C. Eldridge, p 171-184

Sir George Grey and Irish Nationalism, by R. P. Davis, p 185-198

Note. Education Articles in the Wellington Independent June-July 1849: a Question of Authorship, by J. D. S. McKenzie, p 199-203

[Review] New Zealand Letters of Thomas Arnold the Younger with further letters from Van Diemen's Land and Letters of Arthur Hugh Clough 1847-1851, reviewed by J. C. Beaglehole, p 204-205

[Review] The Quest for Security in New Zealand 1840-1966, reviewed by Keith Sinclair, p 206-208

[Review] Race Conflict in New Zealand, 1814-1865, reviewed by M. P. K. Sorrenson, p 208-211

[Review] Dusky Bay, reviewed by John Pascoe, p 211-212

[Review] The New Zealand Doctor and the Welfare State, reviewed by Douglas Robb, p 212-214

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