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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1815, 30 July 1913, Page 7

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Just Published by WUcombe I Tombs Lt»d. ]\ /T R- ROBERT McNAB has provided {jsm( Wljjtt IVi us with another fascinating story of IWy/jj Early New Zealand. UXxtoM f OUHbing. Days ;'■ > By ROBERT McNAB PRICE 12/8 The period covered is 1830 to 1840 and deals with the Bay Whaling period of Southern New Zealand. • This is npt a dry-., as-dust historical record, but a fascinating story of the early times in New Zealand. Every incident recorded has been obtained from authentic sources, and the book is a model of historical .accuracy. The Defence of , Nga-Motu is a thrilling narrative, and describes the closing scenes of a long blood feud. Old Taranaki Settlers will be very much interested in this story. Here also we get acquainted with some of the exploits of John Love, Dicky Barrett, Billy Bundy, Wright, Bosworth, Keenan, Sheridan, Ashdown and Lee who helped to defend the Pa. ■ // Read how Te Rauparaha arranged a raid // Whaling days in Cook Stfaits with the l[/%jl YwOwU exploits of the various skippers is most jtv/fljj W\u interesting, and there is material enough for WjY/W /yxjYf/ many a romance to be woven by clever authors W\\ Wlntcombe and Iflifes lti 'PUBLISHERS *