The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical

The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical

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Title: The Island of Kawau : A Record descriptive and historical
Author(s): BOLITHO, Hector
Category: New Zealand - General
New / Used: Used
Book Type: Small Paperback
Published: 1919
Published By: Whitcombe & Tomb's
Pages: 34
Size (mm): 125 w x 180 h x 4 d

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Good original condition for age, some wear and staining on pages, damage to the bottom of some pages. Images depict all need to know detail.

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About

Hector Bolitho was born in Auckland on 28 May 1897 to Henry Bolitho, a hairdresser who also designed and printed the world’s first airmail stamps, and Etheldred Frances (nee Bushe). 
Bolitho left school at 15 without seeking permission from his parents, and joined the staff of the New Zealand Herald. He moved on to the Auckland Star in 1915. Bolitho became a corporal in the New Zealand Army at the outbreak of World War I, and was stationed at Featherston Military Camp near Wairarapa where he met Christian educationalist and founder of Reed Publishing, A. H. Reed. 

After the war, Bolitho wrote The Island of Kawau (1919), the first of 59 titles he would pen. 

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