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  • D. M Stafford

    Edité par Rotorua District Council, Auckland, New Zealand, 1986

    ISBN 10 : 0908596251ISBN 13 : 9780908596256

    Vendeur : East Coast Books, Tauranga, Nouvelle-Zélande

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    Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Fine. 1st Edition. Red h/c with title to spine, excellent clean copy, cover leading corner and spine tips have a hint of rub, hint of dulling down to bottom edge of spine, illustrated with b&w photographs, maps and drawings, jacket has light shelf wear as well as spine fade and light crease marks to front top edge. The Founding Years in Rotorua: A History of Events to 1900. The township of Rotorua, in the heart of New Zealand's North Island and the centre of its thermal region, was established just over one hundred years ago. In Rotorua the distinctions are unusual: major Maori habitation, abounding thermal activity and a consequent flow of tourist visitors, lakes as waterways and gracious amenities, a period of guerilla warfare, dense forest that gave an early timber industry and yielded to abundant agriculture, isolation and terrain that made transport difficult, and government involvement that was mainly expressed as a difficult and distant bureaucracy. Rotorua's birth came with the introduction of the Thermal Springs Districts Act and 1882 saw its infancy begin. The earlier European settlers bitterly resisted attempts to prize them away from the old town at Ohinemutu. There was no joy for the Maori either, for the grand scheme to lease the new township to a host of clamouring would-be investors turned sour and left the Maori owners lamenting. Despite the devastating eruption of Mount Tarawera, the settlement survived and gradually prospered. Weight 1.4 kg (Unpacked would require additional postage particularly International) Size 250 mm by 193 mm.