Karitane postcards (Hazard poets)

Allan, Rob

Hazard Press

Leading lights: Lighthouses of New Zealand

gibbons-anna

Looking at gardening from a slightly different perspective from more than twenty New Zealand gardeners.

Private Views: Conversations with New Zealand Gardeners

Rewi, Adrirnne & Julian Matthews

I'm 80...now What?

Beryl Buchanan

Jane Evans is one of New Zealand's most successful artists. Her exuberant, colorful paintings attract collectors from around the world, and she has a waiting list of buyers for every work she creates.  She has held sell-out exhibitions and seen her paintings auctioned for record prices.    But this success has not been easily achieved.  At the age of eighteen, Jane Evans contracted systemic lupus erythematosus, a crippling and chronically painful condition, which affects the joints and the muscles surrounding them.     As John Coley recounts in this lively biography, Jane Evans kept her condition from the public for many years and has refused to let it interfere with her passion for painting and her enjoyment of a full and richly experienced life.  As well as painting, she has also renovated two homes and created two gardens and traveled widely.    Superbly illustrated with over 100 reproductions of her works, more than 80 photographs by Lloyd Park of her home, garden and studio and brimming with the glorious color for which Jane Evans is famous, this book is a fitting tribute, visually and in words, to one of New Zealand's best-loved artists.

Jane Evans

Arts & Photography

Coley, John

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

<p>New Zealand's tobacco growing is told in a many-sided, authoritative history covering changes in horticulture, technology, labor economics, domestic and international finance, local and national politics and their various impacts on the local district.</p>

The Golden Harvest

Business & Money

O'Shea, Patricia K.

Economics

Shackleton's Captain: A Biography Of Frank Worsley

Thomson, John

Biographies & Memoirs

while it's normally paramount to keep the mind totally devoid of distractions during the game, I had achieved the exact opposite. I'd kept my mind totally devoid of golf It's the club championship final. Eighteen holes played, eighteen to go and it's all square. But for Peter Christie this is not just any game of golf. It is the culmination of a six-week campaign to justify his need to play. And he should not even be there. It is his wedding anniversary. Needles to say, his concentration is not what it should be. Instead of seeing his ball, all he can see is his wife, Helen. And if this isn't bad enough, he is pitted in the match against Terry, a conniving, obnoxious bore. Golf without Guilt is a very funny and absorbing analysis of human foibles, played out over eighteen holes. This is the game from hell because Peter is not just playing for the club championship, he is playing for his marriage and for his own sanity. Martin O'Connor has written the definitive exploration of the golf fanatic's mind. What makes an addict tick? What is it like to live with one? What is it like to play like one? What is it like to play like one? What is it like to be continually 'misunderstood.? And ultimately, as Peter Christie asks himself, "Will I ever be able to play golf without guilt?" This is the book for every husband who loves golf and every wife who can't understand why. It is eighteen holes in the life of a married golfer.

Golf Without Guilt

Literature & Fiction

O'Connor, Martin

Humor & Satire

<p>Publisher: Hazard Press (1999)ISBN-10: 1877161705ISBN-13: 978-1877161704 Product Dimensions:  7.8 x 7.8 x 0.4 inches</p>

Hot Chocolate - Chocolate Therapy

Murray Langham

Full Circle

BOB JONES

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