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High Noon for Coaches 1879-1979. The book contains over 50

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The book contains over 50 of Walling’s evocative watercolour garden designs

It attempts to give long overdue recognition to the considerable contribution to the development of Canterbury made by those who lived in Lyttelton between 1849 and 1851

Henry Foth

ISBN 9780330309264 & 9780330292757

High Noon for Coaches 1879-1979. The book contains over 50J. Halket Millar with Graham Spencer. The informative and interesting centennial history of Newman Brothers Coach Lines, founded in Nelson Province in 1879. The first route was by horse and cart from Foxhill to Hampden (now Murchison). Fully revised and expanded edition. THIS COPY signed by Sir Jack Newman. A. H. & A. W. Reed, Wellington, 1979. Hardback with dust jacket. 264 pages. SECONDHAND. Fine condition.

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