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LIST OF CONTENTS—Continued

XIX.	POST OFFICE—TELEGRAPH—MAIL SERVICES	155
XX.	THE HOSPITAL—MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS	159
XXI.	THE TOWN BAND—THE FIRE BRIGADE	163
XXII.	LODGES AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES	166
XXIII.	GOLDMINING—MICA MINING―LIST OF GOLD-FIELDS	170
XXIV.	METHODS OF GOLD-SAVING―BATTERIES AND COMPANIES	177
XXV.	CHARLESTON—ITS GROWTH AND PROGRESS	187
XXVI.	CHARLESTON TO-DAY	198
APPENDIX—STREET DIRECTORY		203
APPENDIX—PERSONAL		230

List of Illustrations

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Tasman’s Chart		20
Portion of Rev. Richard Taylor’s 1855 Map		20
Sketch of Charleston, 1867		20
Charleston, from Flagstaff Hill, about 1870		20
Charleston, from Nile Hill, about 1870		20
Charleston, from Nile Hill, about 1870		20
The first Nile Bridge, built 1866-67		20
Charleston, from Nile Hill, 1940		20
Sketch of Constant Bay, 1867		36
Entrance to Constant Bay, from Flagstaff Hill		36
Constant Bay, 1879		36
Wreck of the schooner Shepherdess, 1879		36
Ladies’ Bay, Charleston		36
Second Bay, Charleston		36
Thomas Alfred Sneyd Kynnersley		36
Constant Bay, about 1924		36
Address presented to Captain Alexander Beveridge		52
An early letter delivered at Tauranga Bay		68
The first lighthouse at Cape Foulwind, 1876		68
S. J. Loring		68
Mrs. John Faris		68
The Rocks, Tauranga Bay		68
The Half-Way House Hotel, Tauranga Bay		68
Mr. Wall’s premises at Tauranga Bay		68
Little Beach		68
Covered wagon leaving Charleston for Westport		68
The Shetlanders’ Settlement at Nine-mile Beach, 1886		84
Magnus Mouat and family		84
The Shetlanders beachcombing on Nine-mile Beach		84
Beachcombing, Nine-mile Beach		84
The first Nile Bridge		84
Suspension Bridge, Nile River, 1875		84
Brook’s Farm about 1869		84
Nile Bridges, 1940		84
Riley’s “Result Wharf,” Buller River		84

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