New texts from the NZETC

The NZETC is pleased to announce the addition of a number of new texts to the online collection. These include:

• L. G. D. Acland's account of The Early Canterbury Runs
• James Edward Alexander's account of the New Zealand wars, Bush Fighting and Incidents of The Maori War
  
• Leonard Cockayne's The Cultivation of New Zealand Plants and The Vegetation of New Zealand
  
• George French Angas' Polynesia (1866)
  
• a number of texts added to the Nineteenth Century New Zealand Novels collection, including three titles by William Satchell:
• Emily Bathurst; or, at Home and Abroad, by The Wife of a Clergyman (1847)
• Number One; or, The Way of the World, by Daniel Puseley (1862)
• A Christmas Cake in Four Quarters, by Mary Ann Barker (1887)
• A South-Sea Siren, by George Chamier (1895, 1970)
• Raromi, or, The Maori Chief's Heir, by A. A. Fraser (1888)
• A Maori Maid, by Henry Benjamin Vogel (1898)
• The Land of The Lost, by William Satchell (1902, 1938)
• The Toll of The Bush, by William Satchell (1905)
• The Greenstone Door, by William Satchell (1914, 1935)
  
• Paul and Sally Grey's account of Paul's Grandfather's war experiences, Private J. D. Caves: The Long Journey Home (2004)

Where possible digital editions have been made available under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license.