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Title: The Turnbull Library Record. Volume 39. 2006.
Description: Wellington, The Friends of the Turnbull Library. 2006. Soft cover. Book, Card Covers. 120 pages, b/w illustrations. Articles: Drawing the Line: A Short History of Editorial Cartooning in New Zealand. Ian F. Grant discusses the role of editorial cartoonists over more than 150 years in adding different and often illuminating perspectives to historical research, and comments on their distinctive characteristics. Three great New Zealand Bibliographers: Personal Reminiscences. T. H. Howard-Hill describes some aspects of the life and works of Bill Cameron, Keith Maslen, and Mac Jackson, in an attempt to shed light on why so many bibliographers and editors have emerged in New Zealand. The Fitzgerald Brothers' Circus: Considering Circus Entertainments In Late Colonial New Zealand. Gillian Arrighi. The Turnbull Assignment: From Pedantry to Pleasure in Pacific Studies. Teresia Teaiwa discusses the pleasurable outcomes of introducing students to the Pacific collections in the Library. The trick of standing upright here. Kim Hill's speech at the opening of the poetry exhibition, ¿Main Trunk Lines: New Zealand Poetry¿ at the National Library Gallery, 21 July-30 October 2005. The Source of the First Printed Illustration of New Zealand. Rudiger Mack. Further debate generated by Mack's article in the Record in 2004, and Grahame Anderson's 2005 response. The Photographs of Louis John Daroux. A rich collection of images of New Zealand and the Pacific from about 1900 to the 1920s was acquired by the Turnbull Library in December 2005. John Sullivan, Curator, Photographic Archive, Alexander Turnbull Library, explains their significance. From a soldier's dugout somewhere in France. Kevin Stewart, Manuscripts Section, Alexander Turnbull Library, takes a close look at the papers of Lieutenant Horopapera Karauti, who saw action during World War One. This collection is part of the comprehensive collection of diaries and letters in the Turnbull Library's War Archive. Fine.

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