| A Reluctant Pioneer – The story of William Spikeman – his life and times by Rona Prokhovnik. |
$25
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| They called Kaitaia “Home” – A glimpse at 150 years of the life and times of Charles and Mary Parker by Keith Parker. |
$45
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| Totara North – the first seventy years (1830-1900). |
$55
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| Totara North – the second seventy years (1900-1970). |
$55
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| William Lane of early Kaeo and his family (Cotswolds to Kaeo). |
$40
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| An Anthology of the life and times of the Brown and Lane families |
$70
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| Whangaroa by EV Sale. Tells the story of the beautiful Whangaroa Harbour and the towns around it – Kaeo, Whangaroa and Totara North. |
$60
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| Family Life 150 years of the Bramleys in Kaeo by Gary Bramley |
$45
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| Waiaua to Kauri Cliffs The story of a Northland sheep station 1833-2003 by Lorelei Hayes |
$45
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| The Butler House, Mangonui 1847-1990 – Janice C Mogford’s account of the history and restoration of this historical house and its occupants |
$30
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- “What did one sheep say to the other sheep?” “After ewe.” – #73
- Weighing Up the Past – #75
- S. S. Clansman’s Northern Run – #76
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- History Sometimes Repeats – #83
- “A far and out of the way place.” – #84
- A Stitch in Time – #86
- “An Unsettled History” Recognised – #87
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- Russell today, Kororareka yesterday – #100
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- In Short Supply – #102
- Population Polls – #103
- Laws for the Lawless – #104
- Squares and Compasses: Symbols of Freemasonry – #105
- Time for New Owners? – #109
- Let the Pictures Tell The Story – #110
- Nothing’s Ever New – #111
- A Colourful Character – #115
- Faces and Vehicles Change but St John Goes On – #116
- Russell Regatta Day in the 1920s – #117
- Perennial Pastimes – #118
- Commemorating 1809 in 1959 – #119
- Who Were These 1959 Swimmers? – #120
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- A Special Gift – #122
- It Was Much Simpler – #123
- Fresh Fish on the Menu – #124
- Pop goes the Weasel – #125
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- A Scout Camp in the Fifties – #129
- Slipping & Slapping – Croquet in the 1920s – #131
- Whalers’ Shenanigans – #132
- Gibby : A Decent Old Bugger – #133
- Te Marakihau – #134
- Hananui’s Harpoon- Close to Home Again – #135
- After the Brush – Pohutukawa, Seaweed & Oysters – #136
- Island Songs – #137
- Russell in 1913 – #138
- Historic? Or not? – #139
- The Transit of Venus and Rediscovery of New Zealand – #140
- Of Cats and Birds – #141
- Bye-bye Big Tree – #142
- Our First Flag – Te Kara – #143
- An Endangered Habit – #144
- Quiet and Unhurried – #145
- Livestock in the Streets – #146
- Invasion menace – Russell Saved – #147
- From Horses to Buses – Changes On The Corner – #148
- Many Owners, Many Faces – #149
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- Old Soldiers Never Die… = #151
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- Alsatia – Where the law cannot reach – #155
- Names and Faces – #156
- Once there was a mill here – #157
- Four Fossils – #158
- Bigger, Brighter & Bolder? – #159
- Thanks, Lusi – #160
- To Help Us Remember – #161
- Another Anzac Commemoration And A Different Sort Of Loss – #162
- Emergency Power & People Power – #163
- Matariki Stamps – #164
- Electioneering 100 Years Ago? – #165
- Either a Phoenix or a Fixture – #166
- WWI Memorials – #167
- The Story Behind The Face – #168
- Look She’s Painting – #169
- Artist, Greta Henry – #170
- Visit by the Astrolabe 1840 – #171
- A Narrow Escape – #172
- Fabled Life of an Old Homestead – #173
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- Willing Swimmers – #178
- Tall Ships Arrive – in the 1880s – #179
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- In the News Again – Celox – #181
- Endeavour Model Re-launch Looks Likely – #182
- A Treasure Discovered in a Shed – #183
- Netting the Whale – #184
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- WWI – A Soldier Writes Home – #186
- A Souvenir from 1941 – #187
- Hiding in the Hills – #188
- Minesweeping in the Bay – #189
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- Fifty Years Ago, in 1965 – #192
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