New Books added to the NZSG Library Catalogue March 2022

1. New Books!

2. New Books!
Every month, the NZSG Library, held at the
FRC in Auckland, gets new books.
NZSG Members can borrow books in
person or by post. Further information is
on our website.
Our dedicated team of Library volunteers
are always available to help!

3. New Books!
If you can visit our
Library in Panmure, have
a look at our New Books
display!

4. A History of East Meon
By F.G. Standfield
East Meon was the
largest Hampshire
estate of the
diocese of
Winchester.

5. Archives & Local History
in Bristol and Gloucestershire
Essays in Honour of
David Smith
Edited by Joseph
Betty
See our catalogue
for a list of essays!

6. Bombay, The Next 50 Years
By members of the
Bombay Community
Edited by Susanne
Stone
The history of
Bombay (NZ) 1965-
2015.

7. Bomber Command
By Max Hastings
The myths and
reality of the
Strategic Bombing
Offensive 1939-45.

8. Brisbane Town in Convict Days
1824-1842
By J.G. Steele
Early history when
Brisbane had convicts
and was still part of
New South Wales.

9. Cook’s Wild Strait
The Interisland Story
By David
MacIntyre,
Michael Field and
Christine Quinn
The history of
the Cook Strait
from early
settlement.

10. Dust to Gold:
The Story of Bendigo Station
By John Perriam
From its earliest days
as the scene of New
Zealand's richest
quartz reef gold strike
in the 1860s to the
home of Shrek (the
sheep).

11. Forever Strong
The Story of 75 Squadron RNZAF
By Norman Franks
The history of 75
Squadron from its
beginning 1916 as a
home defence fighter
unit through its WWII
service as a bomber
unit to 1990.

12. Parson and Parish in Eighteenth-
Century Hampshire
Replies to Bishops’
Visitations
Edited by W.R. Ward
A valuable source of
local church history
from the clergy
themselves.

13. Portrait in Mosaic
of Ann Clifton Firth
By Mona Gordon
A study of Mona
Gordon's
grandmother. It is a
portrait of a vanished
New Zealand and a
vanished way of life...

14. Portsmouth in Old Photographs
By Peter N. Rogers
and David Francis
Photographs from the
gateway to the world,
Portsmouth, England.

15. The Library Cat
And don’t forget to
check out our Library
Catalogue for more
interesting and exciting
resources!