Index:Tales-of-Banks-Peninsula Jacobson 2ed 1893 cropped.pdf

TitleTales of Banks Peninsula
AuthorHoward Charles Jacobson
Year1893
PublisherAkaroa Mail
LocationAkaroa
Sourcepdf
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Contents.

Stories of Banks Peninsula— PAGE.
No. 1. Maori History 1
No. 2. European Account of the Massacre in Akaroa Harbour 56
No. 3. George Hempleman and his Purchase of Akaroa 61
No. 4. George Hempleman’s Diary 79
No. 5. “Headed Up” 84
No. 6. The French Settlement of Akaroa 87
No. 7. Early Days 109
No. 8. Arrival of the First English Ship 114
No. 9. Early Reminiscences 121
No. 10. A Lady Colonist’s Experiences 130
No. 11. Billy Simpson 138
No. 12. Jimmy Robinson 151
No. 13. Jimmy Walker 159
No. 14. “Chips” 168
No. 15. Thomas Richard Moore, M.D. 178
No. 16. French Farm and the Survey 179
No. 17. John Henry Caton 182
No. 18. The Chief Paora Taki’s Story 184
No. 19. Story of a Snake Hunt in Akaroa Harbour by Mrs. Tikao 188
No. 20. The Mysterious Disappearance of Mr. Dicken 190
No. 21. Harry Head 193
No. 22. The Loss of the Crest 197

Part the Second.

Stories of the Bays— Page.
No. 1. LeBon’s Bay 201
No. 2. Okain’s Bay 207
No. 3. Little Akaloa 212
No. 4. German Bay 218
No. 5. Robinson’s Bay 221
No. 6. Duvauchelle’s Bay South 225
No. 7. Pigeon Bay 231
No. 8. Head of the Bay 237
No. 9. Island Bay 241
No. 10. Little River 245
No. 11. Charteris Bay 249
No. 12. Gough’s Bay 253
No. 13. Peraki 262
More Stories of the Old Settlers—
Mr. Philip Ryan 268
Mr. Thomas White 272
Mr. William Isaac Haberfield 275
Peninsula Stories in Verse—
Akaroa 295
Our Jubilee 298
The Legend of Onawe 301
The Legend of Gough’s Bay 305
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