Rails to Nowhere the History of the Nelson Railway By Lois Voller.

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Rails to Nowhere the History of the Nelson Railway By Lois Voller.Rails to Nowhere the History of the Nelson Railway By Lois Voller. Publisher: Nikau Press, Nelson, New Zealand, 1991, First Edition. Very good hardback with jacket, no inscriptions, light foxing to endpapers. Jacket has some shelfwear. 344 pages, illustrated. The story of the line that was meant to connect with the West Coast and Canterbury but which remained an isolated stretch of just 100 km. The book explains how this situation arose, covering the

92 pages with photos

By Philip Whyte

joined the Navy and was wrecked in a typhoon

Illustrated with b&w photos throughout

he has turned a cottage business making fairly average table and fortified wines into a widely admired company that produces some of this country's very best wines (for which it has won a multitude of local and international awards)

Professor Derek North led this transition

Hemingway captures the exhausting pace and pressure of the season

and the artists are alphabetically arranged so the different artforms are scattered throughout

four collections of stories

Throughout his life

"Poor old Swan

St Philip's: 1898-1998

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