Pioneers of Martins Bay. Life in New Zealand's Most Remote Settlement. Revised edition 1952

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Pioneers of Martins Bay. Life in New Zealand's Most Remote Settlement. Revised edition 1952Pioneers of Martins Bay : The Story of New Zealand's Most Remote Settlement. By Alice Mckenzie. Published by Whitcombe and Tombs (1952), Christchurch. Second (revised) edition. Good hardback with no jacket, binding firm, some rubbing, bumping and chipping to edges, creasing to spine, small name to ffep, some tanning and foxing. 129 pages, illustrated. Page dimensions: 212 x 136 mm. "Martins Bay, north of Milford Sound at the mouth of the Hollyford

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