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• Extract from the last Will of Jane Mansfield, dated July 11th, 1834 by Jane Mansfield
• Schroder, Bethell, and The Press: a correction to The Oxford Companion by Peter Whiteford
• Colonial editions by Luke Trainor
• Letters and Art in New Zealand by E. H. McCormick
• Pictures from an Exhibition by Keren Smith
• Entry from the Urewera notebook of Katherine Mansfield, dated December 18, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• Kapiti Coast by Louis Johnson
• The Wandering Scholars by John Cawte Beaglehole
• Was Ian Milner a Spy? A Review of the Evidence by Lenihan, Denis
• Entry from the Urewera notebook of Katherine Mansfield, dated November, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• Liberalism with a Vengeance?: Three New Books on Social Policy in New Zealand by Edward Dickinson
• The publishers by Ross Somerville
• Current: community and creative by Robert Holding
• Holidays by Louis Johnson
• Address at the launch of I Have What I Gave, August 28, 1992 by Elizabeth Alley
• The process of publishing by Ross Somerville
• Witi Ihimaera’s use of nineteenth century Maori prophets’ oral narratives in The Matriarch and The Dream Swimmer by Julia Calvert
• Languages other than English, Māori and Pacific Island by Ann Beaglehole
• Diwali Downunder: Transforming and Performing Indian Tradition in Aotearoa/New Zealand by Henry Johnson, Guil Figgins
• Review of She Dared to Speak: Connie Birchfield’s Story by Bronwyn Dalley
• The Life of Katherine Mansfield by J. Middleton Murry, Ruth Elvish Mantz
• ‘Texted pasts’—the sources of colonial land surveying by Giselle M. Byrnes
• No Nostalgia on This Site by Vincent O'Sullivan
• Review of The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Literature by Stuart Murray
• “A Straight Steal”: “An Affair of the Heart” and Maurice Gee’s The Fat Man by Vivien van Rij
• Private printing by Noel Waite
• Introduction to Old New Zealand by Philip Steer
• Contact Zones: Edge in ‘Portable Cities’ and ‘FragMental Storm’ by Melanie Swalwell
• Sources and resources by Diane Woods
• ‘Red Hot Gospels of Highbrows’: R. A. K. Mason and the demise of Phoenix by Stephen Hamilton
• Setting it right by Vincent O'Sullivan
• In the Rangitaiki Valley by Katherine Mansfield
• A Note on Ball-Point Pens by Dennis McEldowney
• Scene from ‘Vagabonds’, Scene 2: Wellington Wharf—1863 by Lorae Parry
• [Chinese:] The 20th century by Nigel Murphy
• ‘He Who Would Be a Poet’: James K. Baxter’s Early Poetry Manuscript Books by Paul Millar
• Review of Jewish Women in New Zealand by Nelson Wattie
• Science journal publishing by Jaap Jasperse
• Contemporary Identity, Culture and the Art of Redress: Tokyo Street Style and Shigeyuki Kihara in Aotearoa New Zealand by Kylie Message
• Entry from the notebooks and diaries of Katherine Mansfield, dated June 25, 1907 (evening) by Katherine Mansfield
• Letter from Katherine Mansfield to her mother, dated Friday, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• Who do you think you are? Forms of address in the Wellington Corpus of Spoken English by Graeme Kennedy
• Bethell’s “Leaves of Gold”: an unpublished poem by Peter Whiteford
• Entries from the Urewera notebook of Katherine Mansfield, dates include Monday, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• [Chinese:] The 19th century by James Ng
• Entry from the notebooks and diaries of Katherine Mansfield, dated June 25, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• Jezebel by James Courage
• Government publishing by Bruce Ringer
• Review of The Power of Place: Landscape in New Zealand Children’s Fiction, 1970–1989 by Brent Southgate
• Crossing Over: Raising the ghosts of Tasman-Pacific art exchange: ANZART-in-HOBART, 1983 by Pamela Zeplin
• A Cultural-Historical Reading of Patricia Grace’s Cousins by Judith Dell Panny
• Introduction to In A German Pension by Philip Steer
• New Zealand Studies: A Guide to Bibliographic Resources by J. E. Traue
• Review of Cook’s Sites. Revisiting History by David Mackay
• Entries from the Urewera notebook of Katherine Mansfield, dates include Thursday through Monday, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• Regional publishing: Otago by George J. Griffiths
• Introduction to The Maori As He Was by Philip Steer
• A Confessional Letter by Bill Pearson
• Dutch by Robert Leek
• The Tasman Sea – common ground that keeps us apart by Mark Edgecombe
• Editorial by Verica Rupar, Tony Schirato, Melanie Swalwell
• Two letters from Will Lawson by Desmond Hurley
• City Sunday by Louis Johnson
• Review of Writing Along Broken Lines: Violence and Ethnicity in Contemporary Maori Fiction by Simone Drichel
• Regional publishing: Wellington by K.A. Coleridge
• A Note On Sargeson’s ‘The Hole That Jack Dug’ by Harry Ricketts
• Review of Recalling Aotearoa. Indigenous Politics and Ethnic Relations in New Zealand by Simone Drichel
• Croatian by Stephen Jelicich, Andrew Trlin
• Introduction: ‘Asian’ Media Arts in/and New Zealand by Melanie Swalwell
• Censorship, subversion and short fiction in 1940 by Stephen Hamilton
• Generic pronouns in the Wellington Corpus of Spoken New Zealand English by Janet Holmes
• Charlie Wellman by Joseph Musaphia
• The Rook by John Beauchamp
• Review of Human Rights and Sporting Contact: New Zealand Attitudes to Race Relations in South Africa, 1921–94 by Chris Laidlaw
• Wellington City, a Career Choice by Christopher Pugsley
• Frame Walks Out by Mike Lloyd
• Cook Islands Māori by Jean Mitaera
• Introduction to Polynesian Researches by Philip Steer
• Short Notes
• This Strange Cold Town by Jack Lasenby
• Review of The Book of Nadath by Jane Stafford
• Pop-Existentialism in New Zealand by Dale Benson
• Letter from Harold Beauchamp to E. J. Brady, dated 10 October, 1907 by Harold Beauchamp
• Two unrelated changes in the English of young New Zealanders by Winifred Bauer, Laurie Bauer
• Access tools by Sheila Williams
• Silhouettes (It is evening and very cold...) by Katherine Mansfield
• Tokelauan by Penny Griffith
• Anna Kavan Meets a New Zealand Writer on His Special Day by Jennifer Sturm
• Niuean by Lagi Sipeli
• Letter from Katherine Mansfield to E. J. Brady, dated 11 October, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• Utu by Alistair Te Ariki Campbell
• Assemble in Bunny Street by Elizabeth Knox
• Review of Patrons of Maori Culture: Power, Theory and Ideology in the Maori Renaissance by Giselle Byrnes
• Where it comes from and where it is heading: a concise history of Japanese contemporary art by Fumio Nanjo
• Educational publishing by Don Long
• ‘Only for yr. eyes’: The Publication of Ursula Bethell’s ‘Six Memorials’ by Samantha Lentle-Keenan
• Entry from the notebooks and diaries of Katherine Mansfield, dated September 2, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• Western Samoan by Alfred Hunkin
• Getting over Ettie by Jane Tolerton
• Review of Living Relationships Kokiri Ngatahi: The Treaty of Waitangi in the New Millennium by Giselle Byrnes
• Printing and Production by K.A. Coleridge, John Ross
• Interview with Kate Roberts, Manager/Curator Art Development, New Plymouth by Tony Schirato
• A Benevolent Astronomer: Further notes on L. J. Comrie by Lindsay Rollo
• New Zealand English by Tony Deverson
• Introduction to the Collected Parliamentary Reports of Robin Hyde by Nikki Hessell
• View of Wellington from Marahau by Gregory O'Brien
• Review of Never a Soul at Home: New Zealand Literary Nationalism and the 1930s by Paul Millar
• Undoing ‘the folded lie’: media, art and ethics by Jen Webb
• Current: official and trade by Patrick King
• Introduction to Typo: A Monthly Newspaper and Literary Review [1887-1897] by Sydney Shep
• Johnson Goes Bush: Geography and Fiction in Man Alone by Rod Orange
• From Māori oral traditions to print by Jane McRae
• Colonial consolidation, 1900-1960 by Diane Woods
• Contents of a Breeze, Wellington by Gregory O'Brien
• Entry from the notebooks and diaries of Katherine Mansfield, dated October 21, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• Review of Performing Tuwhare — Hone Tuwhare: A Biography by Simone Drichel
• Inside Mediarena: contemporary art from Japan in context by Gregory Burke
• Cinematic Technique in Maurice Gee’s Hostel Girl by Vivien van Rij
• Speaking With My Grandmothers by Fiona Kidman
• The Puritan Paradox: An Annotated Bibliography of Puritan and Anti-Puritan New Zealand Fiction, 1860-1940: Part 2: Reactions against Puritanism by Kirstine Moffat
• Introduction [to Kōtare 2008, Special Issue — Essays in New Zealand Literary Biography Series Three: ‘The Early Poets’] by Mark Williams
• ‘He Waiata o Hemi’: An Unpublished Poem by James K. Baxter by Peter Whiteford
• The New Zealand Minstrelsy (1852). William Golder and the beginnings of a national literature in New Zealand by Brian Opie
• Letter from Katherine Mansfield to Mattie Putnam, dated Sunday Night by Katherine Mansfield
• Bookselling by Alan Preston
• Introduction by Paul Millar
• Waterfront by Maurice Gee
• Letter from Katherine Mansfield to Mattie Putnam, dated (Friday) December 28 (1906) by Katherine Mansfield
• Introduction [to Kōtare 2007, Special Issue — Essays in New Zealand Literary Biography — Series One: ‘Women Prose Writers to World War I’] by Jane Stafford
• Libraries by Brian McKeon
• Parāone’s horses: a letter from Hōhepa Tamamutu, 1875 by Margaret Orbell
• Camping on the Fault-line by Marilyn Duckworth
• Barry Crump: a bibliography by Rowan Gibbs
• Contributors [to Kotare 7, no. 3 (2008)]
• Book buyers and collectors by John Ross
• CLAT by Barbara Anderson
• Letter from Katherine Mansfield to Mattie Putnam, dated Friday by Katherine Mansfield
• ‘Silent Tears’ by Lauris Edmond
• Reading and literacy by Lydia Wevers
• Letter from Katherine Mansfield to Mattie Putnam, dated Thursday by Katherine Mansfield
• ‘Tableaux of Queerness’: The Ethnographic Novels of John White by John O'Leary
• Review of Southeast Asia and New Zealand by Christopher Butler
• Creating an interest in print culture by Jane Stafford
• Letter from Katherine Mansfield to E. J. Brady, dated 23 September, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• Door by Lauris Edmond
• The New Zealand Minstrelsy : an emigrant poet affirms his vocation by Brian Opie
• Recognition, and rewards of success by Stephen Hamilton
• Baling the Golden Fleece: Baxter’s Jason by Miles, Geoffrey
• Letter from Katherine Mansfield to Mattie Putnam, (undated) by Katherine Mansfield
• Turning Forty by Lauris Edmond
• Review of A Man Who Moved New Zealand by Bernie Napp
• Changing trends and special needs by Sydney Shep
• A View from the Port Hills by James K. Baxter
• Some Problems of Editing Cook’s Journals by John Cawte Beaglehole
• Maoriland: New Zealand Literature 1872-1914 by Jane Stafford, Mark Williams
• Letter to Miss Black by Lauris Edmond
• Review of Te Mana Te Kawanatanga: The Politics of Maori Self-Determination by Giselle Byrnes
• Vignette (I stand in the manuka scrub...) by Katherine Mansfield
• Newspapers by Ross Harvey
• Introduction: “A land mild and bold, diffident and pertinent” by Jane Stafford, Mark Williams
• Entry from the notebooks and diaries of Katherine Mansfield, dated August 20, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• Review Article: Antipodean postcoloniality, mosaic style by Simone Drichel
• My Victorian Year by Ian Wedde
• Snapshot of a Life Reassessed: Edith Searle Grossmann by Rebecca Burns
• A View from the Port Hills [II] by James K. Baxter
• Review of Social Policy In Aotearoa New Zealand: A Critical Introduction by Jenny Neale
• The typography of tables: A note on L. J. Comrie by Lindsay Rollo
• Review of Wrestling with the Angel: a Life of Janet Frame by Jan Cronin
• Entry from the notebooks and diaries of Katherine Mansfield, dated August 28 (1907) by Katherine Mansfield
• The Great Romance (volume 2) by The Inhabitant
• Māori newspapers by Nicola Frean
• James Courage and ‘Jezebel’: An unpublished story by John Lee
• Review of Unofficial Channels: Letters Between Alister McIntosh and Foss Shanahan, George Laking and Frank Corner 1946–1966 by Damien Fenton
• Review of Gendered Speech in Social Context: Perspectives from Town and Gown by John Macalister
• Review of The Oxford History of New Zealand Literature in English by Paul Millar
• Review of Pacific Journeys by Sarah Powell
• The Fleece by James K. Baxter
• Rosemary Rees: actress, director, writer (1875 or 76 – 1963) by Sue Dunlop
• Review of Waitangi and Indigenous Rights: Revolution, Law & Legitimation by Bryan Gilling
• The Relocation of Railway Hut 49 by Ian Wedde
• Periodicals by Clark Stiles
• A Note on Maria Edgeworth and Ursula Bethell by Heidi Thomson
• Polish by Theresa Sawicka
• Review of East by South by Charles Mabbett
• Review of Long Journey for Sevenpence: Assisted Immigration to New Zealand from the United Kingdom 1947–1975 by A.J. Coleman
• Entry from the Urewera notebook of Katherine Mansfield, dated December 17, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• ‘Perfectly fairy-godmotherish’: the friendship of Toss Wollaston and Ursula Bethell by Jill Trevelyan
• Writers rush in where theologians fear to tread: the artistic problem in The Vintner’s Luck and Mr Weston’s Good Wine by Tim McKenzie
• The works of ‘David Lynn’: New Zealand writer by Rowan Gibbs
• Review of New Zealand in World Affairs Vol 3 1972 - 1990 by Gerard McGhie
• When the Lights Go On Again All Over the World by Patricia Grace
• Rediscovered: Two Short Stories by Edith Searle Grossmann by Rebecca Burns
• The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout : A Catalogue with Indexes by K. A. Coleridge
• Review of Vibrant with Words and The Colour of Distance by Nicola Chapman
• The New Zealand Novel 1860-1965 by Joan Stevens
• Entry from the notebooks and diaries of Katherine Mansfield, dated Sunday night, May 17th (1908) by Katherine Mansfield
• Children’s books by Lynne Jackett
• A bibliographical description and nominal index to The Phoenix, Auckland University College, 1932–1933 by Stephen Hamilton
• Review of The State in New Zealand, 1840-1984. Socialism Without Doctrines? by John E. Martin
• William Golder’s The New Zealand Survey (1865): the relation between poetry and photography as media of representation by Brian Opie
• A Visitor’s Waiata Whaiaipo by Margaret Orbell
• Scandinavian by Rick McGregor, Edwin Nye
• Roads Around Home: Dan Davin Re-visited by Denis Lenihan
• Futurity and Epic: William Golder’s ‘The New Zealand Survey’ (1867) and the formation of British New Zealand by Brian Opie
• Letter from Katherine Mansfield to Arnold Trowell, dated Sunday July 2, 1907 by Katherine Mansfield
• Literary, Literally by Stevan Eldred-Grigg
• Little Housebound : an early Ngaio Marsh play and its manuscripts by Jane Stafford
• Out of the Shadow of War: The German Connection with New Zealand in the Twentieth Century by A.J. Coleman
• Educational publishing by Hugh Price
• Reflections on Lexical Borrowing and Code-switching in New Zealand English by John Macalister
• Entry from the notebooks and diaries of Katherine Mansfield, dated December 28 (1906) by Katherine Mansfield
• German by James N. Bade
• About Kōtare by Peter Whiteford
• Review of The Mediator by Gaylene Kendrick
• A Man’s Life and a Woman’s Death: Arthur H. Adams’s Female Writer of Genius by MacD. P. Jackson
• Religious publishing by Peter Lineham
• Individualism and its Discontents: Man Alone in contemporary New Zealand by Stephen Harris
• A Column of Words by Desmond Hurley
• A Popular Vision: The Arts and the Left in New Zealand 1930-1950 by Rachel Barrowman
• Theatre, culture and community. A review of Downstage Upfront: The first 40 years of New Zealand’s longest-running professional theatre by Roger Robinson
• Greek (Ancient) and Latin by Douglas Little
• Entry from the notebooks and diaries of Katherine Mansfield, dated Sunday night, May 1908 by Katherine Mansfield
• Going Down for Air by Vincent O'Sullivan
• Music publishing by Elizabeth Nichol
• Review of New Zealand and the Soviet Union by Andrew Little
• A Colonial Curiosity: the Maori Poroaki as Victorian Dramatic Monologue by John O’Leary
• French by R.D.J. Collins
• Writing Maori English: Voices in Pounamu, Pounamu by John MacAllister
• Review of Never a White Flag: The Memoirs of Jock Barnes, Waterfront Leader by Tony Simpson
• A History of New Zealand Literature Through Selected Texts (An abstract for a paper to be presented at the LALALAND Conference.) by Witi Ihimaera
• Directories by Michael Hamblyn
• Ursula Bethell’s ‘November 1937’ and Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet by Samantha Lentle
• Gaelic (Scots) by Jennie Coleman
• ‘Food parcels and fond hopes’: some correspondence of Walter de la Mare by Peter Whiteford
• Review of Spark to a Waiting Fuse by Peter Whiteford
• Review of Coming Together by Luke Trainor
• Rosina Buckman’s press-cuttings and the first complete performance of Elgar’s The Spirit of England by John Mansfield Thomson
• Entry from the notebooks and diaries of Katherine Mansfield, dated October 1, 1906 by Katherine Mansfield
• On the Purchase of Oysters, Terakihi and Trollopes by Michael King