Southern Provinces Almanac, 1865
Contains notes on events in 1864 for the province of Canterbury; postal regulations; port regulations; lists of occupations and trades; a list of officiating ministers; lists of government and provincial officers.
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- General Government directory
- Justices of the Peace for the colony of New Zealand
- New Zealand Army List
- Coastal Defence Force regulation
- The introduction of trees, flowers, and fruits into Canterbury
- Port regulations
- Stewart's Island : report by Chief Surveyor
- Newspapers of New Zealand
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- Canterbury. Narrative of events for 1864
- Memorabilia of the year, 1863-4
Includes commentary on: dullness of trade; progress of Lyttelton and Christchurch railway; commercial improvements; changes in the harbour of Lyttelton; the work of the Christchurch City Council; wool exports; new building taking place in Christchurch.
- Customs and tariffs
- Postal information and regulations
- Map of Christchurch
- Canterbury directory
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- Southern Provinces Almanac
- Information on directories from the Family History guide
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