10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PORT NICHOLSON»
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Port Nicholson in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPER: TWENTY VOLUMES 3
But as to Port Nicholson, in reference to coast accessibility, the only coast
navigation which may be said to be more accessible to it than to Auckland, is the
east coast extending from Port Nicholson to the Bay of Poverty, which, as before
stated, ...
2
Te Tau Ihu O Te Waka: Te Ara Hou:
Bird Hunting After noting that all birds seemed to be very tame, Dieffenbach
described Maori bird hunting, based on his experiences of Queen Charlotte
Sound, Tory Channel and Port Nicholson (Wellington): The New Zealander has
very few ...
Hilary Mitchell, John Mitchell, Maui John Mitchell, 2007
3
The Cambridge History of the British Empire: 1858-1918. The ...
"TREASON" AT PORT NICHOLSON 75 at Port Nicholson on 22 January 1840,
only a few days after the Cuba, which brought out the Company's surveyors. The
settlers complained bitterly that they were neglected by the Governor, who, ...
4
The New Zealand Journal
Port Nicholson is situated " The opinion which we then about fifty miles from
Cape Pali- formed of the merits of Port ser, the NE. entrance of Cook's Nicholson
is confirmed by all the Straits; the principal head-lands accounts that reach us
from ...
5
The London Saturday journal
Neither were the emigrants inconvenienced by the hostility of the natives ; the
numbers astonished them, and they used frequently to ask whether the whole
tribe, meaning thereby all the people of England, had not come to Port Nicholson.
6
New Zealand and the New Zealand Company: being a ...
or Port Nicholson, with it; but it is quite certain that Port Nicholson is more
accessible to Bankes' Peninsula, and all parts of the east coast of the southern
islands, while in consequence of the strong winds always blowing in Cook's
Straits, ...
Theophilus HEALE, Ross Donnelly MANGLES, 1842
7
New Zealand and the New Zealand Company: Being a ...
or Port Nicholson, with it ; but it is quite certain that Port Nicholson is more
accessible to Bankes' Peninsula, and all parts of the east coast of the southern
islands, while in consequence of the strong winds always blowing in Cook's
Straits, ...
Port Nicholson - named after the magnificent, sheltered harbour or 'safe haven' of
New Zealand's capital city, Wellington - is based on the popular French Trappist-
style cheese, Port-Salut (meaning 'safe haven'). Wax-coated, it is more supple ...
9
The British Colonies: Their History, Extent, Condition and ...
176 CAPTAIN FITZ-ROY'S DESCRIPTION OP PORT NICHOLSON.
PROCEEDINGS OF GOVERNOR IIOBSON IN 1842. 178 MR. TUCKETT'S
NARRATIVE. resold is at least questionable : it is disputed by the natives, by the
Church Missionary ...
Robert Montgomery Martin, 185
10
The British colonies; their history, extent, condition, and ...
176 CAPTAIN FITZ-ROY'S DESCRIPTION OP PORT NICHOLSON.
PROCEEDINGS OF GOVERNOR HOBSON IN 1842. 178 MR. TUCKETT'S
NARRATIVE. resold is at least questionable : it is disputed by the natives, by the
Church Missionary ...
Robert Montgomery Martin, 1851
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PORT NICHOLSON»
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Port Nicholson is used in the context of the following news items.
Shore Lore: The 'Drumbeat' of WWII
In 1942, the Cherokee and the Port Nicholson were both sunk only 45 miles offshore, in the Gulf of Maine. The Germans' maritime offensive, ... «Wicked Local Eastham, Jul 15»
Flashback: Happy birthday Wellington, 150 years as a capital city
Port Nicholson in Wellington was "certainly most spacious, and free from danger within its heads; but its very great extent and the tremendous ... «Stuff.co.nz, Jul 15»
Wellington: A capital anniversary
... the Commissioners have arrived at the unanimous conclusion that Wellington, in Port Nicholson, is the site upon the shores of Cook's Straits ... «New Zealand Herald, Jul 15»
Another iwi joins fishing collective
Ngāti Apa ki te Rā Tō, based at the top of the South Island, is the latest tribe to sign an agreement to lease its crayfish quota to Port Nicholson ... «Radio New Zealand, Jul 15»
Fairy-stories no basis for official decisions
In a submission requesting the name change, the Port Nicholson Block Settlement Trust, which represents the original Maori occupants of the ... «Nelson Mail, Jun 15»
The search for the £1.9bn Atlantic treasure lost at sea - which may …
Mr Brooks, a burly and moustachioed former amateur diver, said he had found documents, including a cargo list for the Port Nicholson, which, ... «The Independent, Jun 15»
Fisheries partnership announced
From April next year Aotearoa Fisheries' lobster division will join together with Port Nicholson Fisheries to process and export their live lobster. «Radio New Zealand, Jun 15»
Maori collaborate to form Iwi owned lobster business
Port Nicholson Fisheries and Aotearoa Fisheries Ltd are pleased to announce a partnership which will see Aotearoa Fisheries join with Port ... «Scoop.co.nz, Jun 15»
2015 Royal Port Nic Photos!
Back in February Live Sail Die provided photos and video for the annual Royal Port Nic Regatta hosted by Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Cub! «LiveSailDie.com, May 15»
Jack Ayers' sea legs still strong at 99
Karori sailing veteran Jack Ayers, 99, proves his worth on the Montego Bay 111 in the Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club Veterans Race. «Stuff.co.nz, May 15»
