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Turnbull Library Record, Volume 4, Issue 1, 1 May 1971, Page 56

PUBLISHED BY THE FRIENDS OF THE TURNBULL LIBRARY

GREETING CARDS Ship Cove, Queen Charlotte Sound, February 1777, from an aquatint by John Webber and The Death of Captain Cook, Kealakekua Bay, Hawaii, February 1779, from an aquatint after John Cleveley. Both in colour, approximately 6x7! inches, 25 cents each. Te Wherowhero’s Pa at Kaitote, 1844, from a watercolour by George French Angas in the Rex Nan Kivell Collection, Canberra. In colour, approximately 4\ x 6| inches, 25 cents each. (Limited stocks) Kaka-beak; Koromiko; Convolvulus; Native Iris; Native Dandelion; Tree Fuchsia. Six engravings of New Zealand flora after the copper-plates in the British Museum (Natural History) made from watercolours prepared for Banks from Parkinson’s sketches on Cook’s first voyage. In black and white, 7x4! inches, 10 cents each.

COOK’S CHART Captain fames Cook’s Chart of New Zealand, 1769-70, reproduced from the original MS in the British Museum by courtesy of the Trustees. Approximately 14 x 14 inches. In black and white, 20 cents each.

COLOUR TRANSPARENCIES I, Library Building; 2, Entrance Hall; 3, Rare Book Room; 4, Earle's painting of his meeting with Hongi, 1827; 5, Heaphy’s painting of Thorndon, 1841; 6, Heaphy’s painting of Te Aro, 1841; 7, Heaphy’s painting of Kakariki (Native Parrots), 1839; 8, Illuminated Manuscript, 15th century; 9, Katherine Mansfield items; 10, Rare book bindings. 35 mm, in colour, 25 cents each or 5 (your choice) for $1; the pair of Heaphy views of Wellington, 40 cents the pair.