Twenty Months In Southland 1867-69: An early account of Southland's people, settlements and landscape - Paperback

Twenty Months In Southland 1867-69: An early account of Southland's people, settlements and landscape - Paperback

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Twenty Months In Southland 1867-69: An early account of Southland's people, settlements and landscape - Paperback

Twenty Months In Southland 1867-69: An early account of Southland's people, settlements and landscape - Paperback

$20.25

by David Dudfield (Editor), A. Tasmanian (Author)

A unique and whimsical insight into an early colonial Southland which has long been forgotten. This book is an historical account by an unnamed Tasmanians visit to New Zealand and first published in Australia over 140 years ago. His adventures include places such as Bluff, Invercargill, Mataura, Tapanui, Lumsden, Otautau, Riverton and many other small towns and villages of Southland.

Number of Pages: 74
Dimensions: 0.15 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: December 01, 2010

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