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Vols. for - published in Wellington by the government printer. ; Statutes for most years since 1948 issued in 2 or more vols. per year. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Statutes of the 1st and 2nd Parliaments published as a monograph: Statutes of the General Assembly of New Zealand. 1871.

New Zealand Parliamentary papers. v. 1, no. 4 ; Correspondence with the New Zealand Company.--Correspondence with Governor Sir George Gipps and Governor Hobson.--Returns of land sales. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Index or sessional index included with individual bound volumes, or with sets, 1934-1935- ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Cumulative index published separately at irregular intervals, 1854-1913 to 1954-1963. ; From 1999/2000 onwards consists solely of select committee reports. Other reports with A-J shoulder numbers will be issued as: Parliamentary papers presented to the House of Representatives of New Zealand ; From 1999/2000 onwards consists solely of select committee reports. Other reports with A-J shoulder numbers will be issued as: Parliamentary papers presented to the House of Representatives of New Zealand.

Issued in 1 vol. each year, 1853-1902; in 2 vols. each year, 1903-1912; in 4 vols. each year, 1913-1920. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Compiled in the Registrar-general's Office from official records, 1853-1908; Compiled in the government Statistician's Office from official returns, 1909-1920. ; 1917, vol. 2 has supplement: 'Trade and shipping' compiled from returns furnished by the customs Dept.; 1918, vol. 2 has appendix: Production: industrial manufacture.

Prior to 1987 issues, LC holdings included in: New Zealand. General Assembly. House of Representatives. Journals . [and Appendixes] session parliament (J941.K3)--LCCN 46034805. ; Each vol. also has letter and subtitle, i.e.: 1987-90, v. 4 is also called B, finance, revenue, etc. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Includes numerous other House of Representative titles also published separately. ; Latest issue consulted: 1993-96, v. 45, published in 1999. ; Description based on: 1987-90, v. 4. ; Available online through HathiTrust Emergency Access Service. Click the HathiTrust button on the right and log in to access this book online

"presented to both houses of Parliament by command of Her Majesty." ; "In continuation of the papers presented January, 1847. ; At head of title: New Zealand. ; Mode of access: Internet.

At head of title: New Zealand. ; "Presented to both Houses of Parliament by command of Her Majesty, May 3, 1852." ; Mode of access: Internet.

The physician and ethnographer Edward Shortland (1812–93) first travelled to New Zealand in 1841, a year after the Treaty of Waitangi. He became private secretary to Governor William Hobson, and quickly learned the Maori language. First published in 1851, this book describes Shortland's experiences on the east coast of New Zealand's South Island while conducting a census of the local Maori settlements in 1843. It documents South Island Maori myths, traditions and everyday life, and includes genealogical tables and a short word-list of the local dialect. It also describes a French Company agent at Akaroa reporting the successful introduction of French vines, the Scottish settlement at Dunedin, and the productivity of several whaling stations. Shortland reminds prospective settlers of the importance of understanding the 'ideas and prejudices' of the Maori, whose many qualities including 'natural bravery and love of freedom' guarantee them continuing 'political weight in their own country'

"Appendix: Letter from Mr. George Clarke, chief protector of aborigines, to the colonial secretary, New Zealand": pages [65]-72. ; Mode of access: Internet.