Ikawai: Freshwater Fishes in Maori Culture and Economy by R. M. McDowall.

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Ikawai: Freshwater Fishes in Maori Culture and Economy by R. M. McDowall.Ikawai: Freshwater Fishes in Maori Culture and Economy by R. M. McDowall. Publisher: Canterbury University Press, 2011, First Edition. Very good hardback with laminated boards. Binding firm, some dents bumps to edges, light shelf wear, scratches to covers, no inscriptions, pages very good, minor marks. 832 pages, illustrated. This landmark publication draws together all that has ever been written about the role of freshwater fishes in the lives of

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The Foxton antique dealer was eventually nabbed after suspicions were aroused about the number of rediscovered masterpieces coming out of the small Manawatu town

as well as unravelling political red tape and law changes

Very good hardback with brown cloth boards

John Ashworth 1843-1884

Publisher: Perrit Trust

Shaun Barnett and Chris Maclean are experienced trampers and respected back-country historians who have worked together to tell the fascinating story of tramping in New Zealand

285 pages with photos

minor shelf/edge wear 160 pages

for hire or reward

and drawings

award-winning investigative journalist

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