(Continued from Chapter 9.)

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NB.  The sub-headings provide the name of the engraver, surveyor or compiler, the year the map was prepared, the area, and the year of publication.

the majority  of the maps published in British Parliamentary papers  during the period under review are listed in Chapter 9 under the heading  “Maps by John Arrowsmith.” The maps prepared by other cartographers or engravers for British Parliamentary Papers, listed below, are additional to the maps by Arrowsmith.

Standidge & Co. prepared the following two maps which are found in British Parliamentary Papers. 

Standidge (c. 1835), Hokianga Harbour, 1837-1838

Map Sta 1  “Select Committee on the present State of the Islands of New Zealand  p. 234 Hokianga Harbour. Standidge & Co. Litho. London. (123.5)” (lith. 315 x 195 mm.) Published in, House of Commons Report from the Select Committee on New Zealand  1837-38, xxi (680)  p. 234 [i.e. p. 334].

Standidge (1849), New Zealand - New Zealand Company, 1852

Map Sta 2  “The Colony Of New Zealand 1849.” (lith. 280 x 190 mm.) Published in,  BPP 1852. xxxv (570) p. 414.

The following map was prepared by Basire & Co., London, engravers and lithographers

Basire, 1841, Part of central Auckland, 1842

Map Bas 1 “Correspondence Respecting The Colony Of New Zealand. Auckland. J. Basire, Litho. 569.  ...  1842.  ...” (lith. 285 x 365 mm.) (fig. 10.1) Published in, BPP 1842, xxviii (569) p. 136

John Day & Sons, lithographers, London, prepared the plates and most probably also printed the following eight maps which are found in British Parliamentary Papers, published around 1860.

NB. Maps are listed to around 1864 only.

Day & Sons (c. 1860),  northern Taranaki, 1861

Map Day 1   [Northern Taranaki]  (lith. 280 x 390 mm.) Published in, BPP 1861, xli [2798] p. 15.

Day & Sons, F. Mould (1860), Te Kohia Pa, 1861

Map Day 2  “Sketch of [Te Kohia] Pah, Destroyed On The 18th. March 1860. Day & Son Liths. to the Queen.”  (lith. 230 x 365 mm.) Published in, BPP 1861, xli  2798] p. 16.

Day & Sons (1860), Waireka Stream, 1861

Map Day 3 [Waireka Stream, Taranaki, 1860]  “Day & Son Lithrs.  to the Queen.”  (lith. 170 x 290 mm.) Published in, BPP 1861, xli [2798] p. 27

Day & Sons, T.R. Mould (1860), Auckland - proposed defensible works, 1860

Map Day 4  “Sketch Shewing The Proposed Positions For Defensible Works, Round Auckland. [1860] Day & Son Lithrs. to the Queen.” (lith. 380 x 520 mm.) Published in, BPP  1861, xli [2798] p. 30.

Day & Sons, T.R. Mould (1860), Tamaki River - proposed defensible works, 1861

Map Day 5  “Sketch Shewing The Proposed Positions For Defensible Works, On The Line Of The Tamaki River And The Manukau. [1860] Day & Son Lithrs. to the Queen.”  (lith. 685 x 787 mm.) Published in, BPP 1861, xli [2798] p. 30.

Day & Sons (1860), Waitara, 1861

Map Day 6 [Waitara District, Taranaki, 1860]  Day & Son Lithrs.  to the Queen.” (lith. 390 x 280 mm.) Published in, BPP 1861, xli [2798] p. 145.

Day & Sons, T.R. Mould (1860), land near Kahihi River, 1861

Map Day 7  “Sketch of Ground near Kahihi River, shewing the positions of the Rebel Pahs attacked on the 11th. & 12th. October 1860, also  the Parallel approaches to Orongomaihangi Pah Traced from a Sketch by Col. Mould, R.E.” (lith. 195 x 290 mm.) Published in, BPP  1861, xli [2798] p. 165

Day & Sons, O. Carringtomn (1860), Pekapeka Block, Taranaki, 1864

Map Day 8  “Plan of Pekapeka ... [Taranaki] Oct Carrington [1860] Day & Son, Lithrs. to the Queen.” (lith. 420 x 300 mm.) Published in, BPP 1864, xli [3277] p. 3.

Bibliography Chapter 10

Hargreaves, R.P.  1962   Maps of New Zealand Appearing in British Parliamentary Papers,  Dunedin: University of Otago. Press. (155 x 210 mm.)   

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