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Station Amusements in New Zealand
Lady Mary Anne Barker
Eel-fishing, pig-stalking, and skating in the back country: life on a New Zealand sheep station had its sport. Lady Barker, writing from her own colonial years, tells how settlers amused themselves between the hard work of buying and running a run. Bright, funny, and full of frontier flavor. The lighter side of pioneering at the ends of the earth.
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20 chapters
- 1STATION AMUSEMENTS IN NEW ZEALAND
- 2Contents
- 3Preface.
- 4Chapter I: A Bush picnic.
- 5Chapter II: Eel-fishing.
- 6Chapter III: Pig-stalking.
- 7Chapter IV: Skating in the back country.
- 8Chapter V: Toboggon-ing.
- 9Chapter VI: Buying a run.
- 10Chapter VII: "Buying a run."—continued.
- 11Chapter VIII: Looking for a congregation.
- 12Chapter IX: Another shepherd's hut.
- 13Chapter X: Swaggers.
- 14Chapter X: Changing servants.
- 15Chapter XII: Culinary troubles.
- 16Chapter XIII: Amateur Servants.
- 17Chapter XIV: Our pets.
- 18Chapter XV: A feathered pet.
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