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The rise and progress of Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand, in which will be found increase and habits of population : tables of revenue and expenditure : commerical growth and present position of each dependency : intellectual, social & moral condition of the people, &c., gathered from authentic sources, official documents, and personal observation, in each of the colonies, cities, and provinces enumerated

documentary heritage
  • Other Name

    Puseley's Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand--Spine title (Alternate title)

  • Description

    "Impressions from a six months visit, p.[223]-382, filled out by generous quotations from Chamber's papers for the people, Earp and others. Puseley's extravagant candour is some reward for the tedium of perusal: Australia, 'The most objectionable of all British dependencies' in contrast with New Zealand 'the finest colony in the world', qualified by a perceptive slant on provincial parochialism.

    Nelson, his chosen settlement a short length ahead of Canterbury, Otago then torn by its fratricidal divisions, well behind, with Wellington hampered by 'terrestrial and social drawbacks'. His freedom of comment is nevertheless matched by some balanced and encouraging advice to emigrants, the works ostensible purpose." Bagnall 4734

  • Place
  • Other Id

    DU407 PUS (Library of Congress Call Number)

    25867 (Cat ID)

    22815 (DBTextworks system ID)

    17627 (Presto content ID)

  • Department

Images and documents

Catalogue

  • Object Type
  • Name/Title
    The rise and progress of Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand, in which will be found increase and habits of population : tables of revenue and expenditure : commerical growth and present position of each dependency : intellectual, social & moral condition of the people, &c., gathered from authentic sources, official documents, and personal observation, in each of the colonies, cities, and provinces enumerated
  • Other Name

    Puseley's Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand--Spine title (Alternate title)

  • Primary Maker
  • Contributor/Publisher
    Warren Hall
  • Place
  • Date
    1858
  • Physical Description

    16 pages of opinions of the press, [4], 416 pages, tables ; 20cm

  • Language
    English
  • Collection
  • Level of Current Record
    Bib record
  • Member Object

    2 items in this collection. View all items.

  • Related Object Notes
    MS-2000-5 Catalogue of the Mackelvie Collection of Books and Pamphlets
    MUS-1995-38-86 Museum correspondence - Mackelvie, James Tannock
    N5297 CAT Catalogue of the Mackelvie Collection for Auckland, New Zealand
  • Edition/State/Version
    Fourth edition
  • Subject Category
  • Provenance Details
    Hand written on title page -- "J H Peffer [unknown script] from author"
  • Content
    Opinions of the Press

    VICTORIA

    First Impressions of Victoria

    Melbourne in 1853

    Wealth of the Colony--early effects of

    Land Mania

    Sudden acquirement of wealth--effect of

    Intellectual condition of Settlers

    Colonial Magistrates and Civic honors

    Melbourne and Geelong--description of

    Australian Climate

    Unwholesome Literature--evil effects of

    Influence of early example

    English Casinos, &c

    Betting--books and betting--practice of

    First Impressions--conclusion of

    Second Impressions of Victoria

    Intemperance in the Colony--diminution of

    Universal Suffrage

    High wages and high prices--effect of

    Orders from the Colonies--want of attention to

    Improvements in Melbourne and Geelong

    Former opinion of climate confirmed

    Newspaper Press of Victoria

    Chinese Immigration--speech of Quang Chew

    Public reception of, and subsequent dislike to, the Governor

    Improvements in Gold Fields

    Decrease of Native Population

    Mrs Emma Waller

    Official and Statistical information

    Concluding remarks

    The Governor of Victoria

    NEW SOUTH WALES

    Description of the Colony

    Sydney Mint

    Society in New South Wales

    Responsibilities of Sir William Denison

    Colonial Banks

    Actors and audiences

    Disease through the use of ardent spirits

    Statistical information

    Australian debtors and English creditors

    The Governor of New South Wales

    TASMANIA (late Van Diemen's Land)

    Description of the Colony

    Attack on the Governor by the English Press

    Statistical Information

    List of chief places

    The Governor of Tasmania

    NEW ZEALAND

    Introduction

    The Governor's address

    Introductory description of the Colony

    AUCKLAND

    Town, district, climate, &c --description of

    Population of the Province

    Native Flax of New Zealand

    Taranaki, or New Plymouth

    Land in the Colony--value of

    Mr Earp's description of the Province

    Statistical Information

    NELSON

    Climate of the Province--description of

    Characteristic feature of inhabitants

    Description and Statistics of Province

    Nelson Amateur Musical Society

    Concluding Remarks

    The Mineral Riches of New Zealand

    Black Ball Line of Packets from Liverpool to New Zealand--Liverpool Ships and Liverpool Merchants

    WELLINGTON

    Characteristic feature of inhabitants

    Earthquakes--periodical shocks of

    Society in the Province--description of

    Description and Statistics of Province

    CANTERBURY

    Introductory description of Province

    Capabilities of the land, &c, in New Zealand

    Society in the Province--description of

    Progress and Statistics of the Province

    Akaroa--description of

    Lyttelton Coast Directory

    OTAGO

    Social condition of the Province

    Progress and Statistics of the Settlement

    The Bluff

    The Bishop of New Zealand

    The Governor of New Zealand

    Concluding remarks

    New Zealand Import Duties

    Ships, Shipowners, and Ship Agents

    English Insurance Companies

    COLONIAL DIRECTORY

    Geelong Trade Directory

    Melbourne Directory

    Melbourne Imports, 1854-5

    Sydney Directory

    NEW ZEALAND DIRECTORY

    Auckland

    Wellington

    Nelson

    Canterbury

    ENGLISH DIRECTORY--London

    Provincial

    ADVERTISEMENTS.
  • Public Access Text

    Hocken : p.190. Pages 420-496 give directories of Australia, New Zealand and London.

  • Associated Notes

    http://www.enzb.auckland.ac.nz/document/?wid=2523&page=0&action=null

    Link to 1857 edition available through Early New Zealand Books (Checked 13/4/2022)

  • Collection Type
    Reserve Collection
  • Copyright
    All rights reserved
  • Last Update
    19 Dec 2023
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