Station Life in New Zealand by Betty Gilderdale

Station Life in New Zealand by Betty Gilderdale

First published in 1870, this is an account of Lady Barker's three years in New Zealand, establishing a sheep station in the foothills of the Southern Alps. Not one to sit at home, she crossed mountain ranges, faced a charging boar and rode through flooded rivers. It provides a record of early Canterbury and of a fascinating pioneer. Betty Gilderdale provides an introduction about Lady Barker and the places and people in her book, together with a number of photographs and detailed annotations to the text.

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Title	Station Life in New Zealand
Author	Betty Gilderdale
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