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This small book is too tightly bound to be displayed open, but its small size belies its influence. Translated first into Latin and French from Italian in 1556, the work reached English readers by 1600 and by 1632 the Elzevir firm, associated with…
Port Otago.
Village of Te Ruatitoko in foreground.
Correspondence: 25 September 1923, to Dr James Johnstone, B.A., F.R.C.S., Richmond, England,
Dear Sir,... your letter to Dr Fulton which was printed in the ODT Aug 15 in which you describe the original…
Correspondence: 25 September 1923, to Dr James Johnstone, B.A., F.R.C.S., Richmond, England,
Dear Sir,... your letter to Dr Fulton which was printed in the ODT Aug 15 in which you describe the original…
First Church of Otago, plan of gallery
One of the drawings submitted by R.A. Lawson in the 1862 competition for the design of First Church of Otago, Dunedin.
First Church of Otago, ground plan
One of the drawings submitted by R.A. Lawson in the 1862 competition for the design of First Church of Otago, Dunedin.
First Church of Otago, longitudinal section
One of the drawings submitted by R.A. Lawson in the 1862 competition for the design of First Church of Otago, Dunedin.
First Church of Otago, side elevation
One of the drawings submitted by R.A. Lawson in the 1862 competition for the design of First Church of Otago, Dunedin.
First Church of Otago, back elevation and transverse section
One of the drawings submitted by R.A. Lawson in the 1862 competition for the design of First Church of Otago, Dunedin.
First Church of Otago, front elevation
One of the drawings submitted by R.A. Lawson in the 1862 competition for the design of First Church of Otago, Dunedin.
Journal detailing the voyage from England to Melbourne on the 'Tongataboo'
This item includes watercolour illustrations of sights and people on the journey, poetry and newspaper cuttings relating to the building and renovation of First Church, Dunedin.
Right Hon.ble John George Lord Durham, Lord Privy Seal.
Label: Na Te Hakena Tenei Tiki.
Right Hon. Sir Joseph Banks, Bart K.B. President of the Royal Society.
Lower right (l.r.) in ink: T.M. Hocken; Dr Hocken’s collector’s chop: Hoc in Loco Deus Rupes.
