Are we to stay here? : a paper on the New Zealand public works policy of 1870, considered specially...
Are we to stay here? : a paper on the New Zealand public works policy of 1870, considered specially...
Are we to stay here? : a paper on the New Zealand public works policy of 1870, considered specially with reference to the question of the settlement of the Crown Lands and the incidence of taxation / by a colonist of 22 years' standing.
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Publisher
[Lyttleton, N.Z.? : s.n., 1881?] (Printed at the office of the Lyttleton Times Company)
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Date
1881?]
Call Numbers
PAM 88/1131 , DSM/354.97/C
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Language
English
Physical Description
Physical content
84 p. ; 21 cm.
Publication information
Publisher
[Lyttleton, N.Z.? : s.n., 1881?] (Printed at the office of the Lyttleton Times Company)
Date Published
1881?]
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Copyright status: Out of copyright.
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Full title
Are we to stay here? : a paper on the New Zealand public works policy of 1870, considered specially with reference to the question of the settlement of the Crown Lands and the incidence of taxation / by a colonist of 22 years' standing.
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Notes
General note
Author is H.J. Sealy.
Selected for Digitisation 2016.
Mitchell Library copy at 042/P158 is signed by 'T.M. Hocken' and is bound with other pamphlets.
Mitchell Library copy at DSM/354.97/C is signed, 'D.S. Mitchell.'
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Online at the State Library of NSW.
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PAM 88/1131 , DSM/354.97/C
Record Identifier
74VM0zkZe7yl
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991001732729702626
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