Historic Poverty Bay and the East Coast, N.I., N.Z.
Chapter XXXVIII — General Section
Contents
- Packhorse to Plane—Development of Postal Services p. 333
- Ecclesiastical
- Search for Oil
-
The Old-Time Hotels
p. 340
- Social, Sporting and Business Centres p. 340
- Pioneer Hotelkeepers p. 341
- Brewery Interests, Etc p. 343
-
“Lest We Forget”
- District's Early Defenders and Its Heroes Overseas
- The World Wars p. 344
- First Maori V.C p. 345
- District Wartime Activities p. 346
- Biographical p. 347
-
Trials of Travel in Bygone Days
p. 348
- By Sea, Coach and Early Model Motor Cars p. 348
- Coaching in the Mud p. 349
- Biographical p. 351
- Pioneer Motorists' Ordeals
- Travel By Air p. 352
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Election Echoes. — Sir James Carroll's Unique Record
- [section]
- East Coast Seat p. 354
- Waiapu Seat p. 355
- Gisborne Seat p. 356
- Bay of Plenty Seat p. 358
- Legislative Council p. 359
- Progress of Education
- Nature in Freakish Mood p. 366
- Poverty Bay's Natural History Prizes p. 370
- East Coast Native Art — Fine Specimens in Famous Collections p. 373
-
Toll of the Sea
p. 375
- Disasters in Poverty Bay and Along the East Coast p. 375
- Mystery Solved p. 377
- Ship Blown to Pieces p. 379
- Mirth and Music
-
Railway Outlet
p. 382
- A Slow and Costly Undertaking p. 382
- Biographical p. 384
- District's Press
- Fraternal Societies — Earliest Lodges Opened in 1874