Looks at how the Scottish immigrants of the Doran family came to be changed to the Dorreen family as they emigrated to New Zealand, with thousands of descendants now from Peter Dorreen and Laetitia ...

Recounts the history of the Quinn's Arcade (Quinn's Arcadia) and the Waimate Regent Theatre, both cinemas in Waimate. Looks at the activities of the Waimate Regent Theatre Trust in purchasing and ...

A collection of traditional Māori stories and legends from various iwi developed as a resource for people learning te reo. Notes Hinemoa & Tūtānekai -- Ngā ahi a Tamatea = Tamatea -- Kupe -- Rangitoto ...

Discover or refresh your knowledge about the many ways the National Library can support your school, including how to borrow books through our school lending service. We are offering the same webinar ...

Discover or refresh your knowledge about the many ways the National Library can support your school, including how to borrow ...

Find out about the New Zealand Libraries Partnership Programme's strategic partnership grants, a response to COVID-19 to support the upskilling, recovery, and rebuilding of the sector. Early ...

Prebyterian minister. Arrived in New Zealand in 1866 on board the `Strathallan'. Returned to England in 1872 and came back to New Zealand in 1874. He ministered in Auckland, Hokitika and Balclutha.

"A history of the Lockheed P-3B/K Orion in service with No. 5 Squadron Royal New Zealand Air Force 1966-2006"--Cover. An initiative of the No. 5 Squadron RNZAF Association.

Contemporary and historical children's fiction writer. Born Gore. Educated Christchurch, New Plymouth and University of Canterbury, training as a librarian before going to England. (The Oxford ...

"Abandoned at hospital as a new born when his mother discovered he had Down Syndrome; all but imprisoned in his bedroom by a resentful grandmother, Eddy Sullivan had every right to believe the world ...

What’s the New Zealand Electronic Text Collection? The New Zealand Electronic Text Collection (NZETC) was developed by Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington Library in 2002 and hosted by ...