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Parker, Rev. Samuel: Journal of an Exploring Tour Beyond the Rocky Mountains, Under the Direction of the A.B.C.F.M. Performed in the Years 1835, '36, and '37; Containing a Description of the Geography, Geology, Climate, and Productions; and the Number, Manners, and Customs...
Published by the Author, Ithaca, N.Y., 1838

The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
 Notes on his journey to the Sandwich Islands in 1836-37, p. 341-71.

Forbes 1120: "After arriving at the Columbia River and exploring Oregon and Washington, Parker joined the barque Columbia headed for the Hawaiian Islands in June 1836. Parker was invited to stay at the Binghams. He describes Honolulu at some length .. visited Waikiki .. later went to Ewa, Wialua, and Kaneohe, and has brief remarks on resident missionaries at each station."



STEWART, Charles Samuel
A Visit to the South Seas, in the United States' Ship Vincennes, during the years 1829 and 1830; including scenes in Brazil, Peru, Manilla, the Cape of Good Hope, and St. Helena.
Henry Colburn, London, 1832.
The first volume relates to Rio de Janeiro, the Cape Horn passage, Valparaiso, Callao and Lima. The second volume covers Tahiti, Hawaii, Macao, Canton, Manila, the Cape of Good Hope, and St. Helena.
Campbell, Archibald
A Voyage Around the World from 1806 to 1812
University of Hawaii Press, 1967,
and
Archibald Campbell.  Porteus, Stanley D (editor)
The Restless Voyage Being an account by Archibald Campbell, seaman, of his wanderings in five oceans from 1806 to 1812
Edited by Stanley D Porteus
George G. Harrap, London, 1949

TWAIN Mark, pseud CLEMENS Samuel Langhorne
Letters from the Sandwich Islands written for the Sacramento Union
Stanford University Press/ Humphrey Milford 1938,
Illus. by Dorothy Grover.
Corney, Peter

EARLY VOYAGES IN THE NORTH PACIFIC, 1813-1818
Ye Galleon Press, Fairfield, Washington, U. S. A., 1966


Culin, Stewart
Hawaiian Games
Putman New York, 1899.
DIXON, George (Capt.).

A Voyage Round the World; but more particularly to the North-West Coast of America: Performed in 1785, 1786, 1787 and 1788, in The King George and Queen Charlotte, ... Dedicated by Permission, to Sir Joseph Banks, ...
Alex. Hogg, London, 1794
London 1789. (Repr. Amsterdam 1968)
Amsterdam. N. Israel & New York. Da Capo Press. 1968.
Emory, Kenneth P

THE ISLAND OF LANAI A Survey of Native Culture
Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Honolulu, 1924.
Bishop Museum Press, 1969.
Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1986.

.Conway, Christiane:
Letters from the Isle of Man - The Bounty-Correspondence of Nessy and Peter Heywood.
The Manx Experience.
 (2005). ISBN 1-873120-77-X.

Schreber, Roy (Editor):
Captain Bligh's Second Chance
UNSW Press, 2007.
The journal of Lt. George Tobin describes visits to South Africa, Tasmania, and Tahiti.
Bligh returned circa 1788 as captain of HMAV Bounty , culminating in the infamous mutiny in1789.
Bligh was dispatched to Tahiti in 1791 on a mission to transport breadfruit to the West Indies, following the unsuccessful mission of from Tahiti  this time successfully completing the mission.

THE MISSIONARY HERALD FOR 1827, FEBRUARY. VOL. XXIII, NO. 2.
 Boston; Crocker & Brewster; 1827;, 1827. 31 pp.;
Sandwich Islands reports include a 6 page letter from Mr. Richards reporting on the progress of the mission at Maui, with a report on the outrage of the English whaling ship Daniel, and the passing of a meteor between Lahaina and Rana , (sic); 5 page exrtact from Mr. Stewart's Journal relating the events on Maui , the visit of the Russian ship with Captain Kotzebue commanding, Lord Byron's visit on the Blonde, and Mrs. Stewart's illness. Also 7 pages of extracts from the Journal of Mr. Bishop (?), while on a tour to Hiro(sic), Kawaihae, the Volcano, Byron's Bay.

THE CALIFORNIAN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE: Hawaiian Number Volume 3, Number 5 April 1893
Californian Publishing, San Francisco, 1893.
Paperback. Book Condition: Good. b/w Illustration (illustrator). First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.
Almost the entire issue is devoted to Hawaii, including an article by King Kalakaua. 

Leman, Walter M. Memories of an Old Actor.
A. Roman Co. San Francisco 1886, 1886. xv, 406 pp.
Frontispiece portrait. First edition.
Acting and theater reminiscences, including mention of Davy Crockett, Andrew Jackson, Lola Montez, etc. Leman performed extensively on the stages of San Francisco and Sacramento, and his career took him throughout the American West - the Nicaragua Route, California gold camps, Washoe and Virginia City, Salt Lake City, and the Washington Territory. There is also a chapter on Hawaii and King Kalakaua, as well as some mention of Yosemite. 
Kalakaua ( His Hawaiian Majesty).
LEGENDS AND MYTHS OF HAWAII; THE FABLES AND FOLKLORE OF A STRANGE PEOPLE.
Charles L. Webster; New York 1888;, 1888. 530 pp.; 
CREIGHTON, Robert J., Editor and Compiler. Honolulu Almanac and Directory, 1886.

Containing Complete Statistical and General Information Relating to the Hawaiian Islands. Honolulu: Pacific Commercial Steam Print, [1886]. 108pp. plus tinted advertising leaf, 36pp. of advertisements, and 12 photographically-printed plates.
Third year of publication. Plates include portraits of King Kalakaua and Queen Kapiolani, as well as charming views of Iolani Palace, Diamond Head, the Hilo Coast, a native hut, etc.
Loomis, E.    JOURNAL OF E. LOOMIS 1824-1826.
 Honolulu; University of Hawaii; 1937;, 1937. 55 pp.; Softcover.
Compiled by Dr. Wm Westervelt.
Elisha Loomis was a member of the First Missionary Company to the Sandwich Islands, where he superintended operations of the misson's printing press.
His journal covers the years 1824-1826: it documents the missionaries' activities, native customs and habits, arrival of vessels from America, England and Russia.
Judd, Laura Fish.

HONOLULU, SKETCHES OF LIFE, SOCIAL, POLITICAL, AND RELIGIOUS, IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FROM 1828 TO 1861.
 New York; Anson D.F. Randolph and Company; 1880;, 1880. 258pp.;
The author was the wife of medical missionary Gerrit Parmele Judd, who became a trusted advisor to Hawaiian kings, and served in the highest offices of state, being a strong supporter of the native monarchy. Mrs. Judd compiled these memoirs in 1861, and they are among the most important accounts of Hawaii during that period. 
 Liliuokalani.   HAWAII'S STORY BY HAWAII'S QUEEN.

 Boston; Lothrop, Lee and Shepard; 1898;, 1898. 409 pp.;
First Edition; Hardbound. Original gilt-dec. cloth, t.e.g. Illustrations with plates from photographs.
Autobiography of Hawaii's last queen, who reigned for the two years before the 1893 "revolution" which brought the American businessmen into power and absorption by the United States. 
Thurston, Lucy G.    THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER; A MEMOIR OF LUCY GOODALE THURSTON, OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

 New York; American Tract Society; 1842;, 1842. 219 pp.;
Introduction by Lorrin A. Thurston; letters and journal entries selected and arranged by Mrs. Lucy Thurston. 11 b/w plates, includingThe King's Heiau at Kailua 1817, Kawaihae Bay in 1822, Kamehameha III as a Young Boy, Our Most Noble Queen Emma, and Rev. Asa and Mrs. Lucy Thurston. 
 Jarves, James J.    SCENES AND SCENERY IN THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

 Boston; James Monroe & Co.; 1843;, 1843. 341 pp.
Jarves first landed in the islands in 1837, and lived there for almost four years.
Early, largely objective account of the islands by a non-missionary.
Bryan, William S.    OUR ISLANDS AND THEIR PEOPLE AS SEEN WITH CAMERA AND PENCIL.

New York; N.D. Thompson; 1899;, 1899. 384 pp.; Hardbound. Two volumes. Vols. I and II.
Over 2000 b/w and color photos; maps.
Contains photographic and descriptive representations of the people and the Islands lately acquired from Spain, including Hawaii and the Philippines.their material resources and productions, homes of the people.customs and general appearance.
 Holman, Lucia Ruggles.   JOURNAL OF LUCIA RUGGLES HOLMAN.

Bishop Museum Press; 1931;, 1931. 40 pp.; Bishop Museum Special Publication #17.
A revealing and informative look at early Hawaiian society and history through the eyes of an early missionary. 
Anderson, Mary E. SCENES IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND CALIFORNIA.

 New York; American Tract Society; 1865;, 1865. 238 pp.; Hardbound.
Author was daughter of Rev. Rufus Anderson. 
 Weisenburger, Francis Phelps

IDOL OF THE WEST: THE FABULOUS CAREER OF ROLLIN MALLORY DAGGETT
Syracuse University Press NY[1965]  220 pages.
Daggett launched a political career, serving as the lone Congressman from Nevada from 1879 to 1881 and later as American minister to the Hawaiian Islands for three significant years before annexation.
In Hawaii, he became friendly with the native king, Kalakaua, and even collaborated with him on a book about Hawaiian legends, which Mark Twain's firm published.
Thomas, Mifflin    Schooner from Windward; Two Centuries of Hawaiian Interisland Shipping

Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1983, 1983.
This book is a historical work that covers shipping in Hawaii starting with canoes and up to the big barges still used today, 239pp. 
    THE ECLECTIC. OCTOBER 2, 1852. VOL. 3, NO. 1.

 Portland, Maine; The Eclectic; 1852;, 1852.
Newspaper.2-1/4 column entitled The Sandwich Islands, written for the Portland Eclectic By a Traveller.
This article starts with the discovery of the Sandwich Islands in 1778 by Captain Cook, and gives historical, geographical and cultural information, such as on Owhyhee and the volcano at Mauna Roa (sic). It contains many interesting observations, such as The natives live almost solely on vegetables, and although they have a plentiful supply of them, still the numerous taxes consume a great deal. 
MRANTZ, MAXINE    R.L. STEVENSON POET IN PARADISE

 Honolulu Aloha Graphics 1977., 1977.
Illustrated with Black and White Photographs. 30 pages
Small pamphlet dealing with Stevenson's 5 months in Hawaii in 1889 as well as his short stay in 1893.
Includes rare photographs of Stevenson and members of Hawaiian royalty from the Archives of Hawaii.
Burgess, Puanani and Eric Enos

 From Then to Now: A Manual for Doing Things Hawaiian Style.
Ka'ala Farm, Wai'anae.1996


Fornander, Abraham
 Hawaiian Antiquities and Folk-Lore. Bishop Museum Memoirs IV, V, & VI.
Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu.1916-19


Fornander, Abraham and Thomas G. Thrum
Ancient O'ahu.
Kalamakü Press, Honolulu.1996

Hillebrand, William F.
 Flora of the Hawaiian Islands.
Hafner, New York 1888(reprinted 1965, 1981).
Kamakau, Samuel Manaiakalani

 Ka Po'e Kahiko: The People of Old.
Translated by Mary Kawena Pukui, edited by Dorothy B. Barrère. Bishop Museum Special Publication 51. Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu.1964

Kamakau, Samuel Manaiakalani
The Works of the People of Old. Bishop Museum Special Publication 61.
Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu.1976

Kamakau, Samuel Manaiakalani
 Tales and Traditions of the People of Old: Na Mo'olelo a ka Po'e Kahiko.
Translated by Mary Kawena Pukui, edited by Dorothy B. Barrère. Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu.1991


Krauss, Beatrice
 Plants in Hawaiian Culture.
University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu.1993
Lamberton, Alastair Rolland Haldane

 The Anatomy of Some Woods Utilized by the Ancient Hawaiians.
Unpublished Mater's thesis, University of Hawai`i.1955
Lucas, Lois

 Plants of Old Hawaii.
Bess Press, Honolulu1982
Portlock, Nathaniel

 A Voyage Round the World . . . in 1785 (B1788)
Stockdale and Goulding, London.1789
Rock, Joseph F.

 The Indigenous Trees of the Hawaiian Islands.
Charles E. Tuttle, Rutland, Vt.1974 [1913]
Pierce, Richard A.

Russia's Hawaiian Adventure, 1815-1817
 University of California Press, Berkeley Date Published: 1965
 Iaukea, Curtis Piehu; Watsinm Lorna Kahilipuaokalani Iaukea

By Royal Command: the Official Life and Personal Reminiscences of Colonel Curtis Piehu Iaukea at the Court of Hawaii's Rulers
 Booklines Hawaii Ltd, Mililani HI Date Published: 1988
  Mills, Peter R

Hawaii's Russian Adventure: a New Look at Old History
University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu Date Published: 2002
 John B. Whitman. John Dominis Holt, Editor

An Account of the Sandwich Islands: the Hawaiian Journal of John B. Whitman 1813-1815
Topgallant Publishing, Honolulu, Hawaii Date Published: 1979
  Nye, Lydia Rider (Edited By Doyce B. Nunis, Jr.

The Journal of a Sea Captain's Wife 1841-1845, During a Passage and Sojourn in Hawaii and of a Trading Voyage to Oregon & California
 Arthur H. Clark Co. Spokane, WA Date Published: 2004
Theodore-Adolph Barrot, Penny Pagliaro (Editor), Daniel Dole (Translator),

Unless Haste is Made: A French Skeptic's Account of the Sandwich Islands in 1836
Press Pacifica Kailua, Hawaii Date Published: 1978

 Boelen, Captain Jacobus (Edited By Frank J.A. Broeze)
A Merchant's Perspective: Captain Jacobus Boelen's Narrative of His Visit to Hawai'i in 1828
Univ of Hawaii Pr, Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.A. Date Published: 1990

Portlock, Nathaniel:
A Voyage Round the World but more particularly to the North-West Coast of America, 1785-1788.
London: John Stockdale and George Goulding, 1789
Researched May 2007 - no surfriding content.
 Fornander, Abraham; Thomas Thrum, Ed.

  Fornander Collection of Hawaiian Antiquities and Folk-Lore, Vol. IV- Part I
 Honolulu, HI: Bishop Museum Press, 1919, 1919.
 In Hawaiian and English, the Hawaiians' account of the formation of their island and origin of their race.
This volume, VI part I, includes History of the Hawaiian Priesthood, Cultivation, Fishing, and Amusements.
 Fornander, Abraham; Thomas Thrum, Ed.

  Fornander Collection of Hawaiian Antiquities and Folk-Lore

Thrum, Thomas G.
HAWAIIAN ALMANAC AND ANNUAL 1885-1940 (THRUM'S)
Thos. G. Thrum, Honolulu.
Each comprehensive issue contains data on every island, business, ranching, shipping, botany, architecture, sugar and pineapple, and a summary of the year's events. Also included are articles by Thrum and others on historical or current issues. Thrum died in 1932 and the Annuals continued to be published in his name until 1940. This collection consists of 11 bound volumes, covered in blue cloth, and includes an Index covering the years 1875-1932. It also includes 6 loose issues for the following years: 1875, 1876, 1879, 1881, 1883, and 1884; and an index for the first 12 issues, 1875-1886.
Bligh, William:

The Voyage of the Bounty’s Launch as Related in William Bligh’s Despatch to the Admiralty and the Journal of John Fryer
 Introduction By Owen Rutter and engravings by Gibbings, Robert
London: The Golden Cockerel Press, 1934.
Nordhoff, Charles & James Norman Hall

Mutiny on the Bounty
Preface by authors & appendix with true story of Peter Heywood
 NY Heritage Press, 1947.
Lady Franklin visits Sitka, Alaska 1870; the journal of Sophia Cracroft, Sir John Franklin's niece

R. N. DeArmond, editor
http://www.hqrl.com/catalog/books_family_histories/family_histories_co-dy_books.html
The Victorian Visitors: An Account of the Hawaiian Kingdom, 1861-1866,

Including the Journal Letters of Sophia Cracroft, Extracts from the Journals of Lady Franklin, and Diaries and Letters of Queen Emma of Hawaii.
Korn ed., Alfons
1958
  Korn, Alfons L. (ed)

 The Victorian Visitors: An Account of the Hawaiian Kingdom, 1861-1866, Including the Journal Letters of Sophia Cracroft, Extracts from the Journals of Lady Franklin, and Diaries and Letters of Queen Emma of Hawaii
University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu, 1958, 1969.

Macrae, James
With Lord Byron at the Sandwich Islands n 1825:
Being Extracts from the MS Diary of James Macrae, Scottish Botanist
1922
http://www2.bishopmuseum.org/mkmk2/library.asp?Locality=Mauna+Kea&offset=850

Macrae, James
With Lord Byron at the Sandwich Islands in 1825
The Petroglyph Press, Hawaii, 1972


Dampier, Robert    Editied by Paulien King Joerger.
To the Sandwich Islands on H. M. S. Blonde
University Press of Hawaii for Friends of the Library of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI, 1971.
Lord Byron was assigned the task of returning the bodies of King and Queen Kamamalu who both died in London of the measles in July 1824.
Robert Dampier, then 24 years old, was invited to join the ship and he accompanied Lord Byron as artist and draftsman.
His journal is reproduced here.
Perkins, Edward

Na Motu: Reef-Rovings in the South Seas.
A Narrative of Adventures at the Hawaiian, Georgian and Society Islands
1854
 Perkins, Edward T.

NA MOTU; OR, REEF-ROVINGS IN THE SOUTH SEAS:
A Narrative of Adventures at the Hawaiian, Georgian and Society Islands
New York 1854 Pudney & Russell. .
Narrative account of Perkins's trip as a crew member on a whaling ship in the Pacific. Detailed and technical appendix contains: Present Condition of Polynesia, The Island Kingdom of the North Pacific, The French in the Pacific and American Whaling Interests in the Pacific.
Garrett & Co., Publishers, New York, 1854.
This is the Garrett reissue, same year as the first published by Pudney & Russell.
This edition was issued with only six plates - 6 copperplate Engravings (including a frontispiece), and no maps.
Lively account of the author's passage on an American whaler, followed by five years in the south pacific.

In 1848, Edward Perkins sailed on the Planet, an American whaling ship, to Hawaii, where he lived for nearly two years. He later spent time on Bora bora, Raiatea and Tahiti, in the Society Islands. This account of his adventures provides unique information on the South Sea islands he visited and on whaling. Written in a lively and entertaining style, the book will be of interest to travel-lovers and historians alike. Maps and illustrations add depth and interest to the work.

“An important and lively narrative of life in Hawaii between 1849 and 1851” (Forbes).
“In 1848 Perkins sailed on the Planet, an American whaling ship, to Hawaii, where he lived for nearly two years. He later spent considerable time on Bora Bora, Raiatea, and Tahiti, in the Society Islands.
Perkins gives interesting data on whaling as well as on the islands he visited” (Hill)


CLARK, Joseph G.
Lights and Shadows of Sailor Life, as Exemplified in Fifteen Years’ Experience, Including the More Thrilling Events of the U. S. Exploring Expedition and Reminiscences of an Eventful Life on the “Mountain Wave.”
Boston: Benjamin B. Mussey & Co., 1848.
Illustrated with 6 engraved plates, including frontis; index.
Second and preferred edition, first published in 1847 with the same collation but without any plates.
“Clark was a seaman on the United States Exploring Expedition, commanded by Captain Charles Wilkes. During the stop in the Fiji Islands, Clark was nearly murdered by the islanders; two men on the expedition did lose their lives in the attack. Clark gives descriptions of the Columbia River Valley and of San Francisco and surrounding areas; he praises the abundance and fertility of California’s natural resources. Hawaii was visited twice."

No Author
A review of "Voyage of H.M.S. Blonde to the Sandwich Islands, in 1824-25; Captain Lord Byron, Commander."
Article in The London Literary Gazette and Journal of Belles Lettres, Arts, Sciences, etc. No. 530, Saturday, March 17, 1827.
. It reviews the book by Lord Byron, and reprints a few long extracts, but considers the book to contain little that is not covered better elsewhere, specifically in the works of Rev. William Ellis.
 
Byron, George Anson  GRAHAM (Maria) ed].
Voyage of H.M.S. Blonde to the Sandwich Islands in the Years 1824-1825
John Murray, London 1826
 GARNIER, Jules.

Voyage Autour du Monde. Oceanie les iles des pins, Loyalty et Tahiti.
Paris: Henri Plon, 1871.12mo. [4],
 First edition 388pp. Large folding map, 4 engraved plates.
Garnier was a young mineral explorer sent to New Caledonia in 1863-66, and provides invaluable first person commentary on Oceanic culture during the period.
The folding color map shows Tahiti and Moorea with an abundance of place names.
Anderson, Mary E.

Scenes in the Hawaiian Islands and California.
Boston: The American Tract Society, 1865
p 238. Frontispiece printed in color, 7 plates, 2 text illustrations.
During their visit the Andersons traveled throughout the Islands, visiting most of the mission stations and points of interest including the site of Cook’s death at Kealakekua, the nearby city of Refuge, and Kilauea volcano.
The author was the daughter of Rev. Rufus Anderson, a missionary and author.
Bingham, Hiram.

A Residence of Twenty-One Years in the Sandwich Islands; or the Civil, Religious, and Political History of Those Islands: Comprising a Particular View of the Missionary Operations Connected with the Introduction and Progress of Christianity and Civilization Among the Hawaiian People.
Hartford: Hezekiah Huntington, and New York: Sherman Converse, 1847
Pp.616. Steel-engraved frontis portrait of the author, 6 full-page wood-engraved plates, large folding map. 
Marshall, W. P.

Afloat on the Pacific, or Notes of Three Years Life at Sea,
Comprising Sketches of People, Places, and Things along the Pacific Coast and among the Islands of Polynesia, Visited During Several Voyages of the U.S.S. Lancaster and Saranac.
Zanesville, Ohio: Sullivan & Parsons, 1876.
p 176pp. Illustrated with 3 plates (including frontis) and a wood engraving in the text.
The Saranac anchored at Honolulu on September 6, 1865. “Following a visit to the Marquesas and Tahiti, the ship made a second visit to Hawaii in October 1865… Marshall describes Honolulu and again Nuuanu Valley at greater length. This portion of the text also mentions native horsemanship, and has comments on Kamehameha V and Rev. Samuel C. Damon” (Forbes).
JONES, G. D.

Life and Adventure in the South Pacific. By a Roving Printer.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1861
p 361, 10 (ads). Plates and text illustrations throughout, including a full-page map.
 “An account of a whaling voyage out of New Bedford, Massachusetts, to the Pacific, and the day-to-day occupations of two young men from Palmyra, New York, who shipped on the whaler for five years.
This narrative may have been written by John [sic] D. Jones, but conclusive evidence is lacking.
The ship visited many islands, among them Guam, the Hawaiian Islands, Tonga, Juan Fernandez, and Formosa” [Hill].
This whaling voyage classic has often been catalogued as an account of the 1849 voyage of the Emily Morgan, but it is in fact an account of a later voyage of that ship” (Forbes); the later voyage was probably 1853.
Much information on Lahaina (Maui), attacks on whaling ships by natives, whales and whaling, etc.
Title: Scenes in the Hawaiian islands and California.

Author:  Anderson, Mary E. (Mary Evarts), 1838-1905.
Publication Info: Boston,: American tract society, 1865.
Parker, Samuel

Journal of an exploring tour beyond the Rocky Mountains,
, 1779-1866., American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
Ithaca, N.Y.: The author, Mack, Andrus & Woodruff, printers, 1840.
Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Library
2006
  What I saw on the west coast of South and North America, and at the Hawaiian Islands.: By H. Willis Baxley, M.D.

Baxley, Henry Willis, 1803-1876.
New York: D. Appleton & company, 1865.
Parker, Rev. Samuel: Journal of an Exploring Tour Beyond the Rocky Mountains, Under the Direction of the A.B.C.F.M. Performed in the Years 1835, '36, and '37; Containing a Description of the Geography, Geology, Climate, and Productions; and the Number, Manners, and Customs...

Published by the Author, Ithaca, N.Y., 1838

The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
 Notes on his journey to the Sandwich Islands in 1836-37, p. 341-71.

Forbes 1120: "After arriving at the Columbia River and exploring Oregon and Washington, Parker joined the barque Columbia headed for the Hawaiian Islands in June 1836. Parker was invited to stay at the Binghams. He describes Honolulu at some length .. visited Waikiki .. later went to Ewa, Wialua, and Kaneohe, and has brief remarks on resident missionaries at each station."



STEWART, Charles Samuel
A Visit to the South Seas, in the United States' Ship Vincennes, during the years 1829 and 1830; including scenes in Brazil, Peru, Manilla, the Cape of Good Hope, and St. Helena.
Henry Colburn, London, 1832.
The first volume relates to Rio de Janeiro, the Cape Horn passage, Valparaiso, Callao and Lima. The second volume covers Tahiti, Hawaii, Macao, Canton, Manila, the Cape of Good Hope, and St. Helena.
Campbell, Archibald

A Voyage Around the World from 1806 to 1812
University of Hawaii Press, 1967,
and
Archibald Campbell.  Porteus, Stanley D (editor)
The Restless Voyage Being an account by Archibald Campbell, seaman, of his wanderings in five oceans from 1806 to 1812
Edited by Stanley D Porteus
George G. Harrap, London, 1949

TWAIN Mark, pseud CLEMENS Samuel Langhorne
Letters from the Sandwich Islands written for the Sacramento Union
Stanford University Press/ Humphrey Milford 1938,
Illus. by Dorothy Grover.
Corney, Peter

EARLY VOYAGES IN THE NORTH PACIFIC, 1813-1818 (ISBN: 0877700079)
Ye Galleon Press, Fairfield, Washington, U. S. A., 1966


Culin, Stewart
Hawaiian Games
Putman New York, 1899.
DIXON, George (Capt.).

A Voyage Round the World; but more particularly to the North-West Coast of America: Performed in 1785, 1786, 1787 and 1788, in The King George and Queen Charlotte, ... Dedicated by Permission, to Sir Joseph Banks, ...
Alex. Hogg, London, 1794
London 1789. (Repr. Amsterdam 1968)
Amsterdam. N. Israel & New York. Da Capo Press. 1968.
Emory, Kenneth P

THE ISLAND OF LANAI A Survey of Native Culture
Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Honolulu, 1924.
Bishop Museum Press, 1969.
Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1986.

.Conway, Christiane:
Letters from the Isle of Man - The Bounty-Correspondence of Nessy and Peter Heywood.
The Manx Experience.
 (2005). ISBN 1-873120-77-X.

Schreber, Roy (Editor):
Captain Bligh's Second Chance
UNSW Press, 2007.
The journal of Lt. George Tobin describes visits to South Africa, Tasmania, and Tahiti.
He returned circa 1788 as captain of HMAV Bounty , culminating in the infamous mutiny in1789.
Bligh was dispatched to Tahiti in 1791 on a mission to transport breadfruit to the West Indies, following the unsuccessful mission of from Tahiti  this time successfully completing the mission.

THE MISSIONARY HERALD FOR 1827, FEBRUARY. VOL. XXIII, NO. 2.
 Boston; Crocker & Brewster; 1827;, 1827. 31 pp.;
Sandwich Islands reports include a 6 page letter from Mr. Richards reporting on the progress of the mission at Maui, with a report on the outrage of the English whaling ship Daniel, and the passing of a meteor between Lahaina and Rana , (sic); 5 page exrtact from Mr. Stewart's Journal relating the events on Maui , the visit of the Russian ship with Captain Kotzebue commanding, Lord Byron's visit on the Blonde, and Mrs. Stewart's illness. Also 7 pages of extracts from the Journal of Mr. Bishop (?), while on a tour to Hiro(sic), Kawaihae, the Volcano, Byron's Bay.

THE CALIFORNIAN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE: Hawaiian Number Volume 3, Number 5 April 1893
Californian Publishing, San Francisco, 1893.
Paperback. Book Condition: Good. b/w Illustration (illustrator). First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.
Almost the entire issue is devoted to Hawaii, including an article by King Kalakaua.

Leman, Walter M. Memories of an Old Actor.
A. Roman Co. San Francisco 1886, 1886. xv, 406 pp.
Frontispiece portrait. First edition.
Acting and theater reminiscences, including mention of Davy Crockett, Andrew Jackson, Lola Montez, etc. Leman performed extensively on the stages of San Francisco and Sacramento, and his career took him throughout the American West - the Nicaragua Route, California gold camps, Washoe and Virginia City, Salt Lake City, and the Washington Territory. There is also a chapter on Hawaii and King Kalakaua, as well as some mention of Yosemite. 
Kalakaua ( His Hawaiian Majesty).

LEGENDS AND MYTHS OF HAWAII; THE FABLES AND FOLKLORE OF A STRANGE PEOPLE.
Charles L. Webster; New York 1888;, 1888. 530 pp.; 
CREIGHTON, Robert J., Editor and Compiler. Honolulu Almanac and Directory, 1886.

Containing Complete Statistical and General Information Relating to the Hawaiian Islands. Honolulu: Pacific Commercial Steam Print, [1886]. 108pp. plus tinted advertising leaf, 36pp. of advertisements, and 12 photographically-printed plates.
Third year of publication. Plates include portraits of King Kalakaua and Queen Kapiolani, as well as charming views of Iolani Palace, Diamond Head, the Hilo Coast, a native hut, etc. 
Loomis, E.    JOURNAL OF E. LOOMIS 1824-1826.

 Honolulu; University of Hawaii; 1937;, 1937. 55 pp.; Softcover.
Compiled by Dr. Wm Westervelt.
Elisha Loomis was a member of the First Missionary Company to the Sandwich Islands, where he superintended operations of the misson's printing press.
His journal covers the years 1824-1826: it documents the missionaries' activities, native customs and habits, arrival of vessels from America, England and Russia. 
Judd, Laura Fish.

HONOLULU, SKETCHES OF LIFE, SOCIAL, POLITICAL, AND RELIGIOUS, IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FROM 1828 TO 1861.
 New York; Anson D.F. Randolph and Company; 1880;, 1880. 258pp.;
The author was the wife of medical missionary Gerrit Parmele Judd, who became a trusted advisor to Hawaiian kings, and served in the highest offices of state, being a strong supporter of the native monarchy. Mrs. Judd compiled these memoirs in 1861, and they are among the most important accounts of Hawaii during that period. 
 Liliuokalani.   HAWAII'S STORY BY HAWAII'S QUEEN.

 Boston; Lothrop, Lee and Shepard; 1898;, 1898. 409 pp.;
First Edition; Hardbound. Original gilt-dec. cloth, t.e.g. Illustrations with plates from photographs.
Autobiography of Hawaii's last queen, who reigned for the two years before the 1893 "revolution" which brought the American businessmen into power and absorption by the United States. 
Thurston, Lucy G.    THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER; A MEMOIR OF LUCY GOODALE THURSTON, OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

 New York; American Tract Society; 1842;, 1842. 219 pp.;
Introduction by Lorrin A. Thurston; letters and journal entries selected and arranged by Mrs. Lucy Thurston. 11 b/w plates, includingThe King's Heiau at Kailua 1817, Kawaihae Bay in 1822, Kamehameha III as a Young Boy, Our Most Noble Queen Emma, and Rev. Asa and Mrs. Lucy Thurston. 
 Jarves, James J.    SCENES AND SCENERY IN THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

 Boston; James Monroe & Co.; 1843;, 1843. 341 pp.
Jarves first landed in the islands in 1837, and lived there for almost four years.
Early, largely objective account of the islands by a non-missionary.
Bryan, William S.    OUR ISLANDS AND THEIR PEOPLE AS SEEN WITH CAMERA AND PENCIL.

New York; N.D. Thompson; 1899;, 1899. 384 pp.; Hardbound. Two volumes. Vols. I and II.
Over 2000 b/w and color photos; maps.
Contains photographic and descriptive representations of the people and the Islands lately acquired from Spain, including Hawaii and the Philippines.their material resources and productions, homes of the people.customs and general appearance.
 Holman, Lucia Ruggles.   JOURNAL OF LUCIA RUGGLES HOLMAN.

Bishop Museum Press; 1931;, 1931. 40 pp.; Bishop Museum Special Publication #17.
A revealing and informative look at early Hawaiian society and history through the eyes of an early missionary. 
Anderson, Mary E. SCENES IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND CALIFORNIA.

 New York; American Tract Society; 1865;, 1865. 238 pp.; Hardbound.
Author was daughter of Rev. Rufus Anderson. 
 Weisenburger, Francis Phelps

IDOL OF THE WEST: THE FABULOUS CAREER OF ROLLIN MALLORY DAGGETT
Syracuse University Press NY[1965]  220 pages.
Daggett launched a political career, serving as the lone Congressman from Nevada from 1879 to 1881 and later as American minister to the Hawaiian Islands for three significant years before annexation.
In Hawaii, he became friendly with the native king, Kalakaua, and even collaborated with him on a book about Hawaiian legends, which Mark Twain's firm published.
Thomas, Mifflin    Schooner from Windward; Two Centuries of Hawaiian Interisland Shipping

Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1983, 1983.
This book is a historical work that covers shipping in Hawaii starting with canoes and up to the big barges still used today, 239pp. 
    THE ECLECTIC. OCTOBER 2, 1852. VOL. 3, NO. 1.

 Portland, Maine; The Eclectic; 1852;, 1852.
Newspaper.2-1/4 column entitled The Sandwich Islands, written for the Portland Eclectic By a Traveller. This article starts with the discovery of the Sandwich Islands in 1778 by Captain Cook, and gives historical, geographical and cultural information, such as on Owhyhee and the volcano at Mauna Roa (sic). It contains many interesting observations, such as The natives live almost solely on vegetables, and although they have a plentiful supply of them, still the numerous taxes consume a great deal. 
MRANTZ, MAXINE    R.L. STEVENSON POET IN PARADISE

 Honolulu Aloha Graphics 1977., 1977.
Illustrated with Black and White Photographs. 30 pages
Small pamphlet dealing with Stevenson's 5 months in Hawaii in 1889 as well as his short stay in 1893.
Includes rare photographs of Stevenson and members of Hawaiian royalty from the Archives of Hawaii.
Reverend John Williams

A Narrative of Missionary Enterprises in the South Sea Islands.
London: 1843
 Twain, Mark

Mark Twain's letters from Hawaii,
University of Hawai'i Press, Honolulu, 1966,
Original account written in 1866.
Mathison, Gilbert Farquhar

Narrative of a visit to Brazil, Chile, Peru, and the Sandwich Islands during the years 1821 and 1822,
Charles Knight, London, 1825

Beechey, Frederick William:
Narrative of a voyage to the Pacific and Beering's Strait.
Da Capo Press, New York, 1968, Vol. 2, pp.105-107.
Original account written in 1827.

Chamisso, Adelbert von
A voyage around the world with the Romanzov exploring expedition in the years 1815-1818.
University of Hawai'i Press, Honolulu, 1986.
Original account written in 1816.

Campbell, Archibald
A voyage round the world from 1806 to 1812.
University of Hawai'i Press, Honolulu, 1967.
Original account written in 1809.

von Kotzebu, Otto
A voyage of discovery into the South Sea and Beering's Straits.
Da Capo Press, New York, 1967, 2 vols.
Original account written in 1816.
Pacific images: views from Captain Cook's third voyage.
Hawaiian Historical Society, Honolulu, 1999.
Original account written in 1779.

 Vancouver, George
Voyage of discovery to the North Pacific Ocean and round the world.
Da Capo Press, New York, 1968.
Original account written in 1794.

 Walpole,.Frederick
Four years in the Pacific: in her majesty's ship "Collingwood" from 1844 to 1848.
A.&W. Galignani, Paris, 1850.

. Boddam-Whetham, J. W
Pearls of the Pacific.
Hurst & Blackett, London, 1876.

Barrot, Theodore Adolphe .
Unless haste is made: a French skeptic's account of the Sandwich Islands in 1836
Press Pacifica, Kailua, HI, 1978.

Bates.George Washington
Sandwich Island Notes
Harper & Brothers, New York, 1854

Bloxam, Andrew
Diary of Aniirew Bloxam , naturalist of the "Blonde."
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, Honolulu, 1925.
Original account written in 1825.

Grant,M. Forsyth
Scenes in Hawaii or Life in the Sandwich Islands,
Hart & Company, Toronto, 1888.

Hill, .S. S.:
Travels in the Sandwich and Society Islands
Chapman and Hall, London, 1856.

Macrae, James
With Lord Byron at the Sandwich Islands in 1825
Petroglyph Press, Hilo, HI, 1972.

Stewart, Charles Samuel:
Journal of a residence in the Sandwich Islands
I  University of Hawai'i Press, Honolulu, 1970.
Original account written in 1823.

Stoddard Charles Warren
A Trip to Hawaii
Oceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco, 1901.
Original account written in 1885.

Voyage of M.MS. Blonde to the Sandwich Islands in the years 1824-1825.
John Murray, London, 1826.

Bingham, Hiram
A Residence of twenty-one years in the Sandwich Islands
Charles E. Tuttle Co., Rutland, VT, 1981.
Originally published in 1847.

Dibble, Sheldon
A history of the Sandwich Islands
Thos. G. Thrum, Honolulu, 1909.
Originally published in 1843.

de Freycinet, Louis Claude de Saulses:
Hawai'i in 1819: a narrative account.
Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu, 1978.

 Loomis, Elisha, compiled by Dr. WIlliam D. Westervelt:
Copy of the journal of Elisha Loomis.
University of Hawai'i, Honolulu, 1937.
Originally written in 1824.
Lummis, Trevor
Pacific Paradises: The Discovery of Tahiti and Hawaii
Sutton Publishing Ltd, Stroud, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom, 2005.
The book "Voyage", published in 1771, had a resounding and long lasting success.  Though Bougainville
DE BOUGAINVILLE, Louis-Antoine
THE PACIFIC JOURNAL OF LOUIS- ANTOINE DE BOUGAINVILLE 1767-1768
 The Hakluyt Society., London. 2002.
1st edition, volume No. 9, in Third Series of works issued by the Hakluyt Society.
Translated and edited by John Dunmore.
LXXVII, 322 PP with 5 maps, 2 colour and 3 b/w plates.
Eps: Map of the voyage of Bougainville across the Pacific, 1767-68.
Bougainville and the Frigates "La Boudeuse" and "Etoile" from their departure from the River Plate on 15th of November 1767, to the coast of New Britain, Bismarck Archipelago on 2nd of July 1768.
Bassett, Marnie
Realms and Islands: The World Voyage of Rose de Freycinet in the Coprvette Uranie 1817-1820 from Her Journal and Letters...
 Oxford U. Press UK 1962
Barnard Captain Charles
    A Narrative of the Sufferings and Adventures of Capt. Charles H. Barnard in A Voyage Round the World During the Years 1812, 1813, 1814, 1815, & 1816 Embracing an Account of the Seizure of His Vessel at the Falkland Islands
  Printed for the Author By J.Lindon, NY, 1829
J. P. Callender, New York, 1836.
A Narrative of the Sufferings and Adventures of Capt. Charles H. Barnard In a recent voyage around the world, including an account of his residence for two years on an uninhabited island.
COLNETT, Captain James RN
A Voyage To The South Atlantic And Round Cape Horn Into The Pacific Ocean
N. Israel, Amsterdam. 1968. Bibliotheca Australiana Series #36 Facsimile of the 1798 Edition., 1968.
A Voyage to the South Atlantic and round Cape Horn into the Pacific Ocean, for the purpose of extending the Spermaceti Whale Fisheries, and other objects of commerce, by ascertaining the ports, bays, harbours, and anchoring berths in certain islands and coasts in those seas at which the ships of the British merchants might be refitted. 2 plates & 7 foldout maps.
Captain Colnett of the HMS Rattler, visited the Galapagos Islands twice, and also explored the coasts of Chile and Peru. As he had accompanied James Cook's Resolution on his last voyage, Colnett frequently discusses his old Commander in the course of his narrative.

NAVY RECORD SOCIETY
NRS Vol.101.
1959.
A MEMOIR OF JAMES TREVENEN. (Ed. C.Lloyd) Service in HMS Resolution, Discovery, Crocodile, Resistance, then the Imperial Russian Navy. 247pp. Frontis. Map
Sparrman, Anders
A Voyage Round the World with Captain James Cook in HMS Resolution
Robert Hale London  1953. 1st edition

SPARRMAN, Anders.
A Voyage round the World with Captain James Cook in HMS Resolution.
Introduction and notes by Owen Rutter. Wood-engravings by Peter Barker-Mill.
The Golden Cockerel Press, 1944. First English edition
This eye-witness account of a three-year voyage with Cook by the Swedish botanist had not previously been printed in English. Sandford also enthuses over Barker-Mill's 'collection of engravings which were revolutionary, and a highly successful step forward in the adaptation of the wood-engraving medium to modern art.
DAVID, Andrew
THE CHARTS & COASTAL VIEWS OF CAPTAIN COOK 'S VOYAGES - Volume II: The Voyage of the Resolution and Adventure 1772-1775
 Hakluyt Society London. 1992.
James Cook
James Cook's Journal of HMS Resolution, 1772-75
Genesis Publications
Aughton, Peter
Resolution
Cold Spring Press, 2005. Paperback. 216 pages
This is a trade paperback original in the US, originally published in the UK (2/04) as a hardcover title by Weidenfeld & Nicholson.
 This is the story of Captain Cook's amazing three-year journey to the Indian, Pacific, and Atlantic oceans, widely acknowledged to be the most important voyage of discovery in the far southern oceans of the world. Cook's HMS Resolution (along with a second ship, the Adventure) was the first ship to cross the Antarctic Circle, and no sailing ship has ever gone further south through the ice. Battling the elements, scarce fresh food and water, and hostile Pacific islanders, Cook was never diverted from his mission: discover new lands, peoples, and exotic species of animals, and most importantly to map the world's biggest ocean. More than two hundred years later, Cook's charts were still the best available for many remote parts of the Pacific! Told by one of Britain's most popular historians, this is a stirring tale of navigation, adventure, and exploration.
 Swenson, Eric
THE SOUTH SEA SHILLING: VOYAGES OF CAPTAIN COOK, R.N
NY Viking 1952
Greenhill, Basil
JAMES COOK: THE OPENING OF THE PACIFIC
Her Majesty's Stationery Office for the Trustees of the National Maritime Museum, London
Villiers, Alan
Captain Cook : The Seaman's Seaman
Penguin Books Canada, Limited, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 2001.
Dugard, Martin
Farther Than Any Man. The Rise and Fall of Captain James Cook
Pocket Books, New York, 2001.
 Hughes, Thea Stanley
JAMES COOK
Movement Publications Australia 1981,
HOARE, Michael E.
THE TACTLESS PHILOSOPHER - Johann Reinhold Forster (1729-98)
Melbourne. 1976. Hawthorn Press., 1976. 1st Ed..
First biography of the German naturalist who sailed on HMS Resolution during the 2nd voyage of discovery of Captain Cook.
ROUSSEL, Nolwenn
JARDIN DE RECIF: Sur la trace des premiers surfeurs tahitiens
Atlantica, Biarritz. 2005.
96 PP with 1 map, 50 b/w and 20 colour photos. Pictorial soft cover.
French text.
Surfing in Tahiti first described in 1769 by Captain Cook.
ALLEN, P.S.

Stewart's Hand Book of the Pacific Islands.
1920 A reliable guide to all the inhabited islands of the Pacific Ocean for Traders, Tourists and Settlers. With a Bibliography of Island Works. Sydney 1920
196656 DIXON, George (Capt.).

A Voyage Round the World; but more particularly to the North-West Coast of America: Performed in 1785, 1786, 1787 and 1788, in The King George and Queen Charlotte, ... Dedicated by Permission, to Sir Joseph Banks, ...
1789 London 1789
79332 HUSSEY, C.

Mutiny at Midnight.
1946 The Adventures of Cyrus Hussey of Nantucket aboard the whale ship Globe in the South Pacific from 1812 to 1826. As told by E.A. Stackpole. Lond: Frederick Muller Ltd., (1946)
 JUDD, L.F.

Honolulu.
1880 Sketches of the life, social, political and religious in the Hawaiian Islands from 1828 to 1861. With a suppl.sketch of events to ... (1880). Honolulu 1928.
LISIANSKY, Urey. (Capt.)

A Voyage Round the World, in the years 1803, 1804, 1805 and 1806; ... in the Ship Neva.
1968 London 1814 (Repr. Amsterdam 1968)
MARTIN, H.B.

The Polynesian Journal of Captain Henry Byam Martin, R.N.
1981 In command of H.M.S. Grampus - 50 guns at Hawaii and on station in Tahiti and the Society Islands, August 1846 to August 1847. Canberra: Australian National University Press, (1981).
PORTLOCK, Nathaniel (Capt.).

A Voyage Round the World; but more particularly to the North-West Coast of America: performed in 1785, 1786, 1787 and 1788, in The King George and Queen Charlotte, Captains Portlock and Dixon. ...
1968 London 1789. (Repr. Amsterdam 1968).

PHILLIPPS, W.J.
Maori Life and Custom.
1966. Wellington (1966). Sm.4to. Or.cl.d.w. (180pp.). With map and num. line drawings. 1st ed.
 A single full and authoritative guide to old Maori Life and custom, dealing with food, hunting, agriculture, architecture, boat building, clothing and full range of Maori handicraft: Also custom and pastime, including games, music, and social rituals of birth, marriage, and burial
National Geographic Magazine
National Geographic, May 1908.
Visit to Dalmatia, Montenegro and Herzegovina; An American Fable by Giford Pinchot; Hunting Bears on Horseback; Persia: The Awakening East. One full page ad for Hawaii, featuring a surfer by artists Gr. Noetzel.
National Geographic Magazine
April, 1962
Marden, "A New Bounty Sails to Tahiti"; "The Pacific Ocean Re-explored";
Shadbolt & Brake, "New Zealand: Gift of the Sea"; 
Moerenhout, J. A.:
Travels to the Islands of the Pacific Ocean
University Press of America, Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania, 1993.
ROBERTSON, George / WARNER, Oliver
An account of the discovery of Tahiti: from the journal of George Robertson, Master of H.M.S. Dolphin
Folio Society London 1955, 
Oliver, Douglas L.
ANCIENT TAHITIAN SOCIETY (Three volumes)
The University Press of Hawaii, Honolulu, 1974.
Canberra. 1974. Australian National University Press
Volume I is Oliver's ethnographic reconstruction of pre-European Tahiti, Volume II the social relations, the Islanders' way of life, in what he labels the Late Indigenous Era; and Volume III covers events in Tahiti and Mo'orea from about 1767 to 1815, a period he calls the Early European Era.
 Philibert Commerson, AMémoires pour servir à l=Histoire du voyage du tour du monde fait par les vaisseaux du roy la Boudeuse et l=Étoile dans le cours des années 1766, 1767 et 1768";

Bibliothèque centrale, Muséum national d=Histoire naturelle, 58 rue Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 75005 Paris.
Title: Scenes in the Hawaiian islands and California.
Author:  Anderson, Mary E. (Mary Evarts), 1838-1905.
Publication Info: Boston,: American tract society, 1865.
Journal of an exploring tour beyond the Rocky Mountains,
Parker, Samuel, 1779-1866., American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
Ithaca, N.Y.: The author, Mack, Andrus & Woodruff, printers, 1840.

Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Library
2006


 The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci
952
On the encroachments of the sea on the land and vice versa.

OF WAVES.

A wave of the sea always breaks in front of its base, and that portion of the crest will then be lowest which before was highest.

[Footnote: The page of FRANCESCO DI GIORGIO’S Trattato, on which Leonardo has written this remark, contains some notes on the construction of dams, harbours &c.]

Taken from The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci edited by Jean Paul Richter, 1880.
http://www.fromoldbooks.org/Richter-NotebooksOfLeonardo/section-16/item-952.html


Whipple, A. B. C.: YANKEE WHALERS IN THE SOUTH SEAS, Whipple, Tuttle, 1985
An Authentic Narrative of four years' residence at Tongataboo, one of the Friendly Islands, in the South-Sea, By ------ who went thither in the Duff, under Captain Wilson, in 1796. With an Appendix, by an eminent writer.
VASON (George)]
Book Description: London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme; L. B. Seeley, and Hatchard, 1810., 1810. First Edition, engraved frontispiece a little off-set on title, engraved map, some staining of the text, errata leaf at end, xv, [1], 234, [2] pp., modern half calf, label. This is an authentic account of the life of the missionary George Vason who was one of the first ten Christian missionaries to arrive in Tonga. He left the missionaries at Tonga and lived among the natives for four years. He began to dress and live as a Tongan, and married one of the native girls. He built up an estate and became a prosperous Tongan gentlemen until the beginning of the civil wars in 1799. He was tattooed, and looked and spoke like a Tongan. He escaped the wars on the ship, Royal Admiral, and returned to Nottingham where he died in 1838. He told his story to James Orange and only two versions have been printed, this one in 1810 and one in 1840. His description of Tonga at the end of the eighteenth century is important in that it precedes William Mariner's longer account published in 1817, but the two accounts give uniquely objective reports of Tonga before and during the civil war. Hill, Pacific Voyages, p.306; Ferguson, 507b.
    A Missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific Ocean Performed in the Years 1976, 1797, 1798 in the Ship Duff Commanded by Captain James Wilson....
Wilson, William
Book Description: London T. Chapman 1799, 1799. English 1st ed. 4to, bound in contemporary calf that has been rebaked retaining the original spine. There is moderate wear and soiling to covers, but binding is sound. Contents are very good with light foxxing and soiling and an earlier owner's name written on the title page in ink. There are 13 plates- many are folding and are somewhat worn and mis- folded. Overall, a very good copy of this travel account with material on Rio De Janeiro, many Pacific Islands and China.
   
THE SECOND EDITION OF A VISIBLE DISPLAY OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE; OR, THE JOURNAL OF A CAPTURED MISSIONARY, DESIGNATED TO THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC OCEAN, IN THE SECOND VOYAGE OF THE DUFF, COMMANDED BY CAPTAIN THOMAS ROBSON....
Gregory, William:
Book Description: London. []., 1801. 178pp. plus six engraved plates and folding engraved map. Half antique calf and marbled boards, spine gilt, leather label. Old stamp on verso of map and a couple other leaves, some slight tanning. Else very good, untrimmed. Second edition of this rare Pacific voyage account, after the first of 1799. The ship, Duff, was part of the first missionary voyage in the South Pacific, during which the Gambier Islands were discovered. The present work treats the ship's second voyage, when the Duff was captured by Le Grand Buonaparte off Cape Frio in 1799. Gregory, one of the missionaries, provides a good description of Rio de la Plata, the harbor of Montevideo, and the people, customs, religion, etc., of the people of Paraguay. The plates depict the author's missionary establishment in Paraguay, as well as the "manner of catching Bullocks to kill," a view of the high mountain of Montevideo, and the scene of the capture of the Duff. The folding map is a chart of Rio de la Plata, with Buenos Aires evident in the upper left corner. This second edition includes a journal of the author's tour through northern Ireland in the summer of 1800. Apparently a rare work, not noted by Hill.
A missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific Ocean, performed in the years 1796, 1797,1798, in the Ship Duff, Commanded by Captain James Wilson. Compiled from the Journals of the Officers and the Missionaries; And Illustrated with Maps, Charts, and Views...With a Preliminary Discourse on the Geography and History of the South Sea Islands...
Pacific Voyage] [London Missionary Society.]
Book Description: London: Printed by S. Gosnell for T. Chapman, 1799., 1799. 4to, original blue boards, early red paper spine (edges rubbed, small tape repairs to the spine; scattered foxing), untrimmed. Six engraved plates and seven maps (five folding). First edition. An attempt by the London Missionary Society to establish a mission in Tahiti, which got off to a successful beginning, but then failed. "Apart from its missionary interest, the work contains many valuable details regarding Tahiti, the Fiji Islands, Tonga, the Marquesas, etc," -Hill. A very good copy. Hill, Pacific Voyages, vol. 1, page 184; Sabin 49480.
T. Chapman by T. Gillet, 1799.
    THE SECOND EDITION OF A VISIBLE DISPLAY OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE; OR, THE JOURNAL OF A CAPTURED MISSIONARY, DESIGNATED TO THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC OCEAN, IN THE SECOND VOYAGE OF THE DUFF, COMMANDED BY CAPTAIN THOMAS ROBSON....
Gregory, William:
Book Description: London. []., 1801. 178pp. plus six engraved plates and folding engraved map. Half antique calf and marbled boards, spine gilt, leather label. Old stamp on verso of map and a couple other leaves, some slight tanning. Else very good, untrimmed. Second edition of this rare Pacific voyage account, after the first of 1799. The ship, Duff, was part of the first missionary voyage in the South Pacific, during which the Gambier Islands were discovered. The present work treats the ship's second voyage, when the Duff was captured by Le Grand Buonaparte off Cape Frio in 1799. Gregory, one of the missionaries, provides a good description of Rio de la Plata, the harbor of Montevideo, and the people, customs, religion, etc., of the people of Paraguay. The plates depict the author's missionary establishment in Paraguay, as well as the "manner of catching Bullocks to kill," a view of the high mountain of Montevideo, and the scene of the capture of the Duff. The folding map is a chart of Rio de la Plata, with Buenos Aires evident in the upper left corner. This second edition includes a journal of the author's tour through northern Ireland in the summer of 1800. Apparently a rare work, not noted by Hill. SABIN 28746.
A Voyage To The Cape Of Good Hope, Towards The Antarctic Polar Circle, And Round The World: But Chiefly Into The Country Of The Hottentots And Caffres, From The Year 1772, To 1776...
SPARRMAN, Anders [1747-1820].
Book Description: Perth: Printed By R.Morison Junior, For R.Morison And Son, Booksellers, Perth; G.Mudie, Bookseller, Edinburgh; And J.Lackington, Moorfields, London, 1789., 1789. 2 Volumes. 12mo. pp. xx, 264; vi, 260, [2]. (the 2 contents leaves for Vol. II bound in Vol. I). 10 plates (incl. folding frontis. in Vol. I), engraved by D.Lizars & 1 folding engraved map. 1 woodcut tailpiece. A very good set in contemporary sprinkled calf (light wear to bindings). armorial bookplate of Admiral Duff, dated 1858. Pirated Scottish Edition, based upon the second revised London edition of 1786, of this major eighteenth century account of South Africa and one of the earliest scientific descriptions of the country. Mendelssohn refers to it as the 'most trustworthy account of the Cape Colony and the various races of people then residing in it that had been published.'. Sparrman, a Swedish naturalist and former pupil of Linnaeus, joined Cook on his second voyage to the Pacific to assist Dr. Forster in the natural history work. The present narrative includes a brief description of that expedition in addition to Sparrman's journeys and natural history excursions in South Africa, to Namaqualand and through the coastal districts of the Great Fish River. Included in the appendix is a vocabulary of the Hottentot language. The plates include a folding view of the Cape and depictions of zoological subjects and native artifacts. Bagnall 5275a (n). Beddie 1281. Cox I 386n. Kroepelien 1227. Mendelssohn IV 362. cfGay 3125. cfHill 279. cfHocken 25. cfHolmes 53. cfNational Maritime Museum I 211.
    A MISSIONARY VOYAGE TO THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC OCEAN, 1796-1798.
Wilson, James
Book Description: New York, Praeger, 1968., 1968. VG+/VG+. 7 Folding Maps, 6 plates, with 5 of them fldg.; xix, xcix, 420 p. pages; .In the Ship Duff, commanded by Captain James Wilson, compiled from the journals of the officers and missionaries, and illustrated with maps, charts and views drawn by William Wilson, .geography and history of the South Sea Islands. Facsimile reprint edition, with intro. And bibliography.
    Memoirs of Captain James Wilson.
Griffin, John.
Book Description: Boston: Samuel T. Armstrong, And Crocker & Brewster, 1822., 1822. First American edition. Very good in original calf with leather spine label. An account of his enterprises and sufferings in India, his conversion to Christianity, his missionary voyage to the South S eas, and his peaceful and triumphant death. Wilson commanded the missionary ship 'Duff' on her1796-98 voyage to Tahiti. "The work contains many valuable details regarding Tahiti, Fiji, Tonga, and the Marquesas".
    A Narrative of Missionary Enterprises in the South Sea Islands with Remarks Upon the Natural History of the Islands, Origin, Languages, Traditions, and Usages of the Inhabitants.

Williams, John
Book Description: J. Snow, London, 1837. Marbled Boards, Leather. Book Condition: Fine. Baxter, G. (engravings) (illustrator). First Edition, Second Thousand. 8vo. xx, 590pp; colour frontispiece; engraved folding map; title page vignette; 25 bw text ills & portraits. Contemporary 1/2 calf with marbled boards, title in gilt to spine; 5 raised bands. Prev owners name on blank preliminary page; slight foxing to frontis and title page, map spotted (no tears), 4 small ticks (check marks), OK and 3 numbers (all in ink) on list of illustrations. Rev. John Williams (1796-1839) was the ablest missionary to the Polynesian people, and his book was the most printed and widely read of all the contemporary accounts. He was killed by islanders in the New Hebrides, in November 1839. The colour frontis features a tattooed native of Raratonga. This is an important early account of London Missionary Society activity in the pacific and scarce complete with frontis and map, especially in this condition.
Hiney, Tom: On the missionary trail. A journey through Polynesia, Asia, and Africa with the London Missionary Society.
Atlantic Monthly Press, 2000.
In 1821 the LMS deputized George Bennet and Daniel Tyerman to travel the world, to visit its stations and report on their progress. On the Missionary Trail is an extraordinary account of this expedition. Their journey would take them to the South Sea Islands, where they reported chiefs surfing, perpetual warfare, and sudden surges and retreats of Christianity based on the whims of local leaders; New Zealand, where they were nearly killed by Maoris mistreated by the last white visitors; China, where missionaries got around the government‘s prohibition on foreign residents by working as commercial translators for traders; the Indian subcontinent, where they evaded a tiger attack and witnessed a suttee. They attended a sumptuous wedding of a Chinese merchant‘s daughter, a human sacrifice in Oahu, and the first Christian coronation in Tahiti. Their last stop was the slave hub of Madagascar, where Tyerman died of exhaustion and Bennet had to escape the besieged mission house during the outbreak of tribal war in order to leave the country, finally returning home in 1829.
COURAUD, Jean-Pascal & DANIELSSON, BengtSURFING -
Surf: La reconquète Polynésienne / The story of a reconquest - Glisse Historique / The fall and rise of Polynesian Surfing (in Tahiti Magazine)
Papeete. 1990. Tahiti Magazine., 1990. Issue No. 20. Contains 2 articles P. 5 to 18 with 7 b/w drawings and 5 colour photos. Pictorial soft cover. Fine. English and French text. 29.8 x 20.5.

    HOW TO SWIM CORRECTLY
HELLMRICH, Dudley
Sydney. Caxton Printing Works. 1929., 1929. 256pp.
Photos of swimmers as well as diagrams. The photos are taken at the Domain baths in Sydney as well as Bronte and other Sydney locations. The subtitle on the front cover reads : A Comprehensive Booklet on Swimming, Surfing, and Natation Generally. The books contains instructions for swimming, diving, water polo and surfing as well as rules and records and biographies of noted swimmers. The author was the Chief Honorary coach to the NSW Amateur Swimming Association. A very scarce sporting book.

Dudley Heimrich was the swimming coach for the New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association. The 1920s was an important period in the history of swimming in Australia. The most notable local champion was “Boy” Charlton. “Boy's” portrait and a list of his achievements are included in Heimrich's book. He won the 1500 metres final at the Paris Olympics in 1924, setting a new world record.

Swimming has continued to be a strong Australian sport in the Olympics, the Commonwealth games, and other international competitions.

This is the html version of the file http://www.mup.unimelb.edu.au/ahs/samples/AHS_127_sample_article.pdf.


Swimming / by Archibald Sinclair and William Henry ; with illustrations by S. T. Dadd and from photographs by G. Mitchell. (London : Longmans, Green. 1893) (Badminton Library)

This general work on swimming is notable partly for the illustrations of the various patented devices for aiding people to swim. These include flippers for the feet, webbings for the hands and pedal driven propellers.


Sterrett, James H.
      How to swim : being a practical treatise on swimming by a practical swimmer and a guide to the novice as well as expert / by James H. Sterrett ...  illustrated with 12 line drawings and 19 half-tone engravings (New York : American Sports Pub. Co., 1903)
Daniels, C. M.

      How to swim and save life / by C. M. Daniels, H. Johannson and Archibald Sinclair (London : British Sports Publishing Co., 1907)
 

These are part of the Spalding's Athletic Library. 


Kellermann, Annette, 1886-1975.
      How to swim / by Annette Kellermann. (London : Heinemann, 1919)
 

Annette Kellermann was born in Sydney in 1886 and learned to swim at Dick Cavill's Baths on Sydney Harbour, near the present site of the Sydney Opera House, and by 1900 she was the champion female swimmer of New South Wales. The family moved to Melbourne, and Annette began to perform in aquatic displays, including high diving performances with Wirth's Olympia, near Prince's Bridge. Stage shows followed and Annette moved to England and Europe. In 1907 she moved to the United States where she continued her stage and exhibition appearances. She married a movie camera-man in 1912 and from 1916 began to appear in movies.

Annette was a celebrity swimmer and, in her book on Physical beauty, stresses the importance of strenuous sport for women,

    I insist that swimming is not only a splendid sport for women but that it is the sport for women - the one sport, in fact, with the possible exception of dancing, in which she can fully compete with men. (p. 85)


Dudley Heimrich was the swimming coach for the New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association. The 1920s was an important period in the history of swimming in Australia. The most notable local champion was “Boy” Charlton. “Boy's” portrait and a list of his achievements are included in Heimrich's book. He won the 1500 metres final at the Paris Olympics in 1924, setting a new world record.

Swimming has continued to be a strong Australian sport in the Olympics, the Commonwealth games, and other international competitions.


Mentor Magazine, Vol 5, No. 14, September 1, 1917. Published by the Mentor Assoc. of NYC.
This informative travel guide covers all the islands with surfing text and photos. Contains 20 photos (One of King Kalakaua and Robert Louis Stevenson, One surfing & one Waikiki Beach Pan, along with a map of all the islands, in a 16 page booklet! Along with 4 printed photos (Palace at Honolulu, Residence of Queen Liliuokalani, Statue of Kamehamea and Volcano of Kilauea, 9.5 inches wide by 7 inches tall, with very nice description along with information about Hawaii printed on back CONDITION: Very Good , A very nice edition with slight bunting, photos very nice will frame nice….. Will combine shipping cost on multiple items... We will be listing quite few things from our collection, vintage surfing photos and posters plus… All the best on eBay, Aloha ke Akua
BEST, Elsdon.    The Journal of Ensign Best 1837-1843 ;

Edited with an Introduction and Notes By Nancy M. Taylor.
Government Printer, Wellingon, 1966. . pp 465.
Coloured frontispiece, plates, maps. A Turnbull Library monograph. Account of sojourn in Australia, Norfolk Island and New Zealand. 
Best, Elsdon:  The Maori As He Was

R. E. Owen, Government Printer, Wellington, N.Z, 1952.

 Best, Elsdon:   THE DIVERSIONS OF THE WHARE TAPERE: SOME ACCOUNT OF THE VARIOUS GAMES, AMUSEMENTS, AND TRIALS OF SKILL PRACTISED BY THE MAORI IN FORMER TIMES [together with] NOTUS UPON WITHCRAFT, MAGIC RITES, AND VARIOUS SUPERSTITIONS AS PRACTISED OR BELIEVED IN BY THE OLD-TIME MAORI.
1901. Extract from TRANSACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, Volume 34, 1901. Stapled pamphlet,
Elsdon Best: Polynesian Voyagers. Maori as Deep-Sea Navigator, Explorer, Colonizer
 First Edition Dominion Museum, 1923; Paperback
Best, Elsdon:    Games and Pastimes of the Maori. An Account of Various Exercises, Games, and Pastimes of the Natives of New Zealand, As Practised in Former Times; Including Some Information Concerning Their Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Te Papa Press, Wellington, 2005. Paperback. . Reprint. 151x239mm Tall.
First published 1925, this is the second reprint without textual alteration.
BEST, Elsdon    The Maori Canoe
A.R. Shearer Government Printer, Wellington, New Zealand, 1976
ANGAS, George French    Polynesia, A Poplular Description of the Physical Features, inhabitants, Natural History, and Productions of the Islands of the South Pacific with an Account of Their Discovery, and of the Progress of Civilisation and Christianity Amongst Them
SPCK, London 1866.
Capper Press, Christchurch, 1973
A Popular Description of the Physical Features, Inhabitants, Natural History, and Productions of the Islands of the Pacific. With an Account of their Discovery, and the Progress of Civilization and Christianity Amongst Them.  (xii), 436pp & ads, folding frontis. map of the Pacific, woodblock ills. throughout.
Discussion of New Zealand, New Guinea, Hawaii, Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, Society, Cook & Austral Islands, Marquesas, New Caledonia, New Hebrides, Solomons, Carolines, Ladrones, Easter Island, Pitcairn & Norfolk Island. Also geological curiosities; barrier reefs, coral islands, volcanoes, some natural history.
ANGAS, GEORGE FRENCH.    Savage Life And Scenes In Australia And New Zealand.. Being an Artists Impressions of Countries and People at the Antipodes.
A.H. & A.W. Reed, Wellington Auckland and Sydney, in conjunction with Johnson Reprint Corporation, New York and London, 1967
Initially published by Smith, Elder and Co., London, 1847., 1847.
Two Volumes bound in One; Facsimile edition; 8vo; Vol. I. pp. xii, 340; 10 illustrations; Vol. II. pp. viii, 280; 11 illustrations, appendix; original blue cloth, title in gilt on spine and front board, dustjacket has light crushing and wear; a very good copy. . 
ANGAS, George French    The New Zealanders Illustrated
Reed, Methuen, Wellington, 1966.
Large folio. pp. 180. 60 plates and frontispiece
Facsimile edition of 750 copies of the original published in London in 1847

Angas, George French    Portraits of the New Zealand Maori
A.H. & A.W. Reed, Wellington, 1972.
Modern text by G.C. Petersen, Hon D Littt and S.M. Mead.
Tall folio 535x355mm, 49 plates plus map showing Angas's itinerary round New Zealand.
Angas, George French:    THE NEW ZEALANDERS ILLUSTRATED.
London: Thomas M'Lean, ., 1848.
The first collected format, after being issued as ten separate parts from 1846 to 1847. Dedicated to Prince Albert. A truly beautiful work, with many elaborate images of the Maori people, their domiciles, and animated celebrations. Of particular note are images of a Christian tribal leader in western dress, a variation on a May Pole with indigenous people swinging joyfully from its ropes, several examples of the elaborate facial tattooing of the natives, and numerous wonderful views of New Zealand landscape. In comparison with the rest of Oceania, color plate books on New Zealand have been undeservedly overlooked, but works such as the present volume give testament not only to the many fine images to be found, but also to the important anthropological insight these images provide.

In 1844 George French Angas (1822-1886) travelled some 800 miles through mainly uncharted territory. Angas's drawings of Maoris in native dress, their houses, totems, ornaments, weapons, wood carvings, funerals, war dances and customs form a record of a civilization that was about to undergo radical changes. Facing each plate, Angas writes interesting details about the portrayed person and his/her role in local life and/or New Zealand society. There are also some plates of New Zealand scenery, vulcanoes, forests, lakes, etc. The work contains an engraved dedication to Prince Albert, a six-page introduction of the main customs, and a list of subscribers. It was originally published in ten parts between 1846 and 1847.


The Journal of the Polynesian Society
 Volume XX? Number 183
Published 1921
Polynesian Society
The Use of the surfboard in New Zealand page 50 
Edmund Clarence Stedman, Ellen Mackay Hutchinson
A Library of American Literature from the Earliest Settlement to the Present Time
C. L. Webster  New York,1889
page 220
James Hornell: Water Transport: Origins & Early Evolution
The University Press1946
Surfboard, page 4.
GROUP A FLOATS RAFTS KINDRED CRAFT Chapter I Swimming Floats and Riding Floats i
 1 chatti, palla, bhakkar
Buoyed Rafts
 17 rafts, raftsmen, withies
Reed Rafts and Reed Canoes
 39 balsas, caballito, lashings 10 other sections not shown
All about Hawaii: The Recognized Book of Authentic Information on Hawaii, Combined with Thrum's ...
 edited by Moray Epstein
The Honolulu Star-bulletin,1951
Pages 57 to 60.
Malvina *Hoffman Heads and Tales
Charles Scribner's Sons1936
416 pages
"My adventures and experiences of 'head-hunting' in the near and far corners of the earth--and how the hundred racial types in the 'Hall of Man' of the Field Museum in Chicago were selected and modelled on the road."--p. 3.
pages 13 and Kahanamokus page 183
At the Gateways of the Day
 By Padraic Colum, Hawaiian Legend and Folklore Commission
Published 1924
Published for the
Hawaiian Legend
& Folklore Commission
, by the Yale University
Press; [etc., etc.]
217 pages
Ordered to China: Letters Written from China While Under Commission from the New York Sun During ...
 By Wilbur J. Chamberlin, Georgia Louise Chamberlin
Page 14
Outing
 By Caspar Whitney, Albert Britt
Published 1923
W.B. Holland
page 105
Bulletin
 By Dominion Museum (N.Z.), New Zealand. Dominion Museum Wellington
Published 1961
Aquatic Games and Pastimes  page 20
Putnam's Magazine of Literature, Science, Art, and National Interests
 Published 1870
G.P. Putnam & Son
page 32 - surfing in Tonga
Sunset (Magazine)
By Southern Pacific Company,
Southern Pacific Company. Passenger Dept
Published 1898
Pages 8 and 10.
The Paradise of the Pacific
 By John Thomson Faris
Published 1929
Doubleday, Doran & Co
Pages 50, 103, 11 others.
The Outlook
 By Alfred Emanuel Smith
Published 1935,
Outlook Pub. Co.
pages 145-146 and others.
New Scientist
 Published 1971
New Science Publications
6 July 1978
Kellogh, Eva M. C.:The World and Its People - Book VIII Australia
Edited by Larkin Dunton
Norwood, MA: Norwood Press / Silver, Burdette & Company. 1897

Patterson, Samuel: NARRATIVE OF THE ADVENTURES AND SUFFERINGS OF SAMUEL PATTERSON.
Fairfield WA; Ye Galleon Press; 1967;, 1967. 144 pp.; Limited Reprint Edition #394 of 481.
This book is very important for its descriptions of Fiji and Hawaii. It also relates to the coast of Guinea, Havana, Guadaloupe, California, and the northwest coast of America, Australia and Canton. The author went to Hawaii in 1805, shipwrecked in 1808 in the Fijis, where he stayed for six months. He also was in California, Australia, and the Pacific Northwest.
 Holbein, Montague   Swimming

C Arthur Pearson, London, 1914.
This classic manual has recently enjoyed a modern reprinting.The original edition gives an amusing look at both the swimming culture and the style of publication of the early 20th century. A must have for any swimmer with a humorous sense of history and appreciation for novelty
Jessop, Gilbert L (editor)

OUTDOOR SPORTS. a Complete Guide to Field & Lawn Games, Swimming, Rowing, Minor Out-door Sports.etc.,
London: Cassell, 1913, London, 1913.
Hard Cover. Good. 336 pages including index. Red cloth, cricketer on spine (in colour), companion book to "Indoor Pastimes". Small hole in side of spine. Owner's stamp (R L Shields), price (7/6) and bookseller's stamp (Legge & Co, Cootamundra) inside front cover. IFC cracked. Rules and descriptions, playing hints and history of many sports and recreations. Cricket, base ball, archery. boat sailing, croquet, golf, etc.
 Lomas, Graham   The Will To Win: The Story Of Sir Frank Beaurepaire

Heinemann, 1960.
Hard Cover.  224pp. illustrated biography of Australian swimming champion & industrialist; foxing on top edge; jacket has wear & chips on edges.
 CLARKSON, ALAN.   Lanes Of Gold. 100 Years Of The N.S.W. Amateur Swimming Association.

Syd. Lester-Townsend., 1990., 1990.
Large. (207pp). Plates: Fully Illust throughout With B/W Photo's. Orig Red Cloth Bds In Illust D.J. Near Fine In Like D.J. A Comprehensive And Detailed History From 1890-1990 Of Australian Sporting Achievements And Records In Swimming, Diving, Synchronised Swimming And Water Polo. 1st ed. 
 HERN, ANTHONY  
The Seaside Holiday: The History Of The English Seaside Resort.
London: Cresset Press, 1967., 1967.
First edition. A social history of the transformation wrought upon small fishing towns with the advent and rise in popularity of the English seaside holiday. Demy 8vo. Fine in like dust jacket. Illustrated from contemporary prints and photographs.
 
Frank Fox:  Peeps At Many Lands: Oceania
Binding:   Hardback
London, Adam and Charles Black, 1911, 1st Edition
 Illustrated by Norman F. Hardy et.al.

Huntsman, Leone
Sand in Our Souls: The Beach in Australian History and Culture
Melbourne University Press, Carlton, Victoria, Australia, 2001
Booth, Douglas
AUSTRALIAN BEACH CULTURES The History of Sun, Sand and Surf
Book Description: Frank Cass Publishers 2001,
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