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Author |
Article |
Pages |
| Buchanan, K | West Wind, East Wind | 7-20 |
| Johnston, WB | Food and Population Problems of the World | 21-25 |
| Franklin, SH | Population and Economic Growth in a Checked Economy | 26-33 |
| De Zylva, ERA | Ceylon Fisheries Development: Some Human Problems in an Extension Programme | 34-38 |
| Warr, ECR | The Kibbutz: An Agricultural Entity | 39-64 |
| Sears, PD | The Potential of New Zealand Grassland Farming | 65-70 |
| Hargreaves, RP | Mission Farming Before 1830 | 71-78 |
| McCaskill, M | The Course of Settlement in Westland | 79-84 |
| Clark, WAV | The Slums of Dunedin 1900-1910 | 85-92 |
| Hill, RD | Wairarapa 1843-1853: The Land and the Squatter | 93-101 |
| McKenzie, DW | Wellington | 102-105 |
| Wheeler, RH | The Ice-Free Areas of Western McMurdo Sound | 106-115 |
| Porter, JL | Soil Conservation in the Hawke's Bay Catchment District | 116-119 |
| McKenzie, AV | The Waikato River and Man's Efforts to Control It | 120-125 |
| Porter, DG | Problems of Urban Development | 126-133 |
| Cox, JW | The Geographer and Town and Country Planning | 134-138 |
| King, LJ | The Functional Role of Small Towns in Canterbury | 139-149 |
| Whitelaw, JS | The Problems of a Planned Town | 150-157 |
| Fox, JW | The Use of Maps | 158-164 |
| Gorrie, AM | The Nature of Geographical Explanation: With Special Reference to Sixth-Form Work | 165-174 |
| Brockie, WJ | Glacial Lake Wakatipu | 175 |
| Soons, JM | A Survey of Periglacial Features in the South Island of New Zealand | 175-176 |
| Dalmer, NE | Geography as an Aid to International Understanding | 176-177 |
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