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- Archives New Zealand Auckland Regional Office
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- Settlers, Squatters and Surveyors: Shaping the Canterbury Settlement, 1848-1851
- Account of the First Sale of Land by Public Auction, April 1851
- Black Map of Christchurch, March 1850
- Black Map of Sumner Township, November 1849
- Correspondence Between the Canterbury Association and Godley re Pasturage Regulations, May & June 1851
- Correspondence between Godley & the Canterbury Association re the Arrival (in December 1850) of the First Four Ships, 1851
- Fixing the Site of the Canterbury Settlement, April 1849
- Godley Grants John Christie Aitken a Conditional Pasturage Licence, May, August & September 1851
- Godley to Governor George Grey re Squatters, February 1851
- List of First Orders of Choice for Land forwarded to Godley by William Guise Brittan (Land Office), July 1850
- Map of Canterbury by Thomas, 1849
- Minutes of the First Meeting of the Canterbury Colonists, April 1850
- The Appointment of Captain Joseph Thomas as Surveyor, July 1848
- The Arrival of Thomas, November 1848
- The Chaining of the Base Line for Surveys of Christchurch, October 1849
- Thomas Reports to John Robert Godley on the Progress of Surveys, Public Buildings & Roads, May 1850
- Settlers, Squatters and Surveyors: Shaping the Canterbury Settlement, 1848-1851
- Dunedin Regional Office Gallery
- Politicians' Papers & Prominent People
- Walter's World: The Nash Collection