The City of Auckland, New Zealand, 1840-1920Barr, John
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The City of Auckland, New Zealand, 1840-1920
Barr, John
Auckland (N.Z.) -- History
Progress and a Slump, 1871-1900 141
Prosperity and Expansion, 1901-1920 182
Appendix I--The Name of Auckland 236
Appendix II--Population of the City of Auckland, 1840-1921 239
Appendix III--Table showing Imports and Exports at the
Port of Auckland, 1853-1920 240
Index 243
List of Illustrations
FACING PAGE
Captain William Hobson, R.N. Frontispiece
Plan of Auckland, 1840
"He Taua! He Taua!" A War Party! Sounding the Alarm of an
Approaching War Party 1
Interior of Maori Pa, about the year 1840 16
Auckland, 1840, showing the Tents of First Settlers 33
Facsimile of the original Deed of Purchase of the Site of the
City of Auckland 40
Translation of original Deed of Purchase 41
Plan of Auckland, 1842 48
Queen Street in 1843, showing Stocks in front of Gaol 53
Commercial Bay, 1844 60
Auckland, Circa 1852 65
Auckland, 1852, from Hobson Street 69
Auckland, 1852, from Smale's Point 71
Auckland, 1852, from Britomart Barracks 74
Auckland, 1852, from Queen Street Wharf 76
Mayors of the City of Auckland 80
Sir George Grey, K.C.B. 85
Auckland, 1862, Maori War Canoe Race in progress 92
New Zealand's First Parliament Building 97
Auckland, 1876, showing Fort Britomart in course of demolition 112
Auckland in 1884. View taken from Hobson and Wellesley Streets 128
Calliope Dock 145
Auckland Public Library, 1880 149
Public Library, Art Gallery and Old Colonists' Museum, To-day 149
Queen Street Wharf, 1887 156
View of Auckland from Rangitoto 165
Plan of Auckland Waterfront To-day 172
Queen Street To-day 181
View of Auckland's Harbour Frontage taken from a Seaplane 188
Albert Park, formerly the Site of Albert Barracks 197
Auckland from the North Shore 200, 201
Auckland from the Ferry Buildings, looking Eastward 200, 201
The Town Hall with the Sir George Grey Statue 204
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