Karori & Its People. Reprinted with corrections. By Judith Burch, Jan Heynes

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Karori & Its People. Reprinted with corrections. By Judith Burch, Jan HeynesKarori & Its People By Judith Burch (Edited by), Jan Heynes. Publisher: Karori Historical Society & Steele Roberts, Wellington, 2012. Reprinted with corrections. SCARCE. Very good hardback with jacket, no inscriptions. A little bumping to spine ends. Small light stain to margin of pages 99 102 from satin ribbon that must have been damp, otherwise excellent condition. Jacket has some shelf edge wear. 368 pages, illustrated. This major 368 page history

Small incription inside front board

became the first woman forestry graduate in the world

which includes the world's highest mountain

He was actively involved in the Save Manapouri Campaign in the early 1970s and later was a keynote speaker in well-attended public meetings throughout New Zealand organised by the Native Forests Action Council and the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society during campaigns to save various native forests in the 1970s and 1980s

Its setting is 'Very North Canterbury'

a Polynesian priest and the remains of the first kangaroo to arrive in Britain

inscription to inside of front cover

faded blue top page edges

Colonial Bookman and Collector by Kerr

earning him a Distinguished Service Order medal

The mortal danger faced daily by New Zealand soldiers is recorded here

Chris Amon - A Celebration of a Kiwi Icon by Michael Clark

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