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				<title>Hebe</title>
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						Thank you for the video Peter.
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				<title>Peter Alsop</title>
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						Glad you enjoyed, Museum did wonderful job. Touring NZ for 2 years. Graphic Wonderland doco here ... <a href="http://vimeo.com/114574856" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://vimeo.com/114574856</a>
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				<title>Hebe</title>
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						<p>Greg and I were both very happy to find  the Selling The Dream exhibition at the Canterbury Museum this afternoon.  Marvellous! So many fine works.</p><p>Sat and watched some of the documentary with the man who printed the stunning New Zealand wildflowers work saying that that was the highlight of…</p>
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				<title>Russell Brown</title>
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						<p>Really good to see Selling the Dream is a finalist in the NZ Post Book Awards. It <a href="http://www.booksellers.co.nz/awards/new-zealand-post-book-awards/vote-your-favourite-peoples-choice-2013-0" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">can also be voted for in the People's Choice section</a>.</p><p>Peter's next book, with Gary Stewart, is <a href="http://www.promotingprosperity.co.nz/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Promoting Prosperity</a>. I'll be runn a guest post from Peter about that next week.</p>
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				<title>Lilith __</title>
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						<p><q>– and the earlier station, with steam trains-</q></p><p>Found some lovely shots of that <a href="http://lostchristchurch.org.nz/the-christchurch-railway-station-1878" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>.  How handsome it was.</p><p><a href="http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/videos/7474944/Demo-starts-on-old-railway-station" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Demolition video from the Press</a> if anybody needs to see it.</p>
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				<title>Joe Wylie</title>
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						<p><q>I will need to sell a couple of posters soon to recaibrate my collecting post the book . . .</q><br />Thanks Peter, it'd be a great honour, but given my past luck with retaining stuff I'd best defer to those with proven curatorial talents. What an opportunity though for such…</p>
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						O Lilith &ndash; I remember that so well also &ndash; and the earlier station, with steam trains- gone gone gone beyond-
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				<title>Lilith __</title>
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						<p>On the subject of railways, today about half the Chch Railway Station building is gone.  The clock tower presents only empty sockets.  Huge diggers are busily turning it into rubble.</p><p>I think sadly of the NZR ticket hall, with that lovely floor, vast as several ballrooms.</p>
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						Enjoy that feeling! Congratulations; a book now exists where there wasn't one before you created it.
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				<title>Peter Alsop</title>
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						Thx Joe. Yes, that poster is in the book at full page size, accompanied on the facing page with a 1935 print advert from the Railways Magazine "Come South!" showing the poster in black and white within the advert (in poor resolution as a b&w ad of the day). Yes, poingant…
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				<pubDate>Wed, 22 Aug 2012 21:57:22 +1200</pubDate>
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				<title>Joe Wylie</title>
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						Peter I imagine that you're probably familiar with <a href="http://canterburyheritage.blogspot.co.nz/2009/05/curators-choice-christchurch-1938.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">this lovely example</a>. A bit poignant in the circumstances, but what a jewel.
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				<pubDate>Wed, 22 Aug 2012 21:30:15 +1200</pubDate>
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				<title>Chris Waugh</title>
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						Congratulations, Peter.
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				<pubDate>Wed, 22 Aug 2012 21:20:28 +1200</pubDate>
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				<title>Peter Alsop</title>
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						Hey, thanks all for not chastising my annoucement and instead helping celebrate the moment, apprecated. Great to share that with some other bookies who have had the feeling and like the content.  Someone asked about akld gig. There will be a launch in mid october in Parnell, though unsure of…
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				<title>Russell Brown</title>
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						<p><q>to hold your first book is a pretty cool feeling. </q></p><p>My first is my only thus far, but yeah, I remember the feeling. It's magic.</p>
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				<title>JacksonP</title>
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						<p><q>but to hold your first book is a pretty cool feeling</q></p><p>Congratulations.  I have pre-ordered one, so can't wait to hold it in my hand also.  You doing any show and tell days in Auckland?  Might come and get your squiggle on it.</p>
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				<title>Lilith __</title>
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						<p><q>    to hold your first book is a pretty cool feeling</p><p>    Onya</p><p>+1</q></p><p>And me.  Congratulations, Peter! :-)</p>
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				<title>Joe Wylie</title>
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						<p><q>to hold your first book is a pretty cool feeling</p><p>Onya</q><br />+1</p>
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						<p><q> but to hold your first book is a pretty cool feeling. </p><p>I can still feel the joy of picking up the first copies of "The Silences Between (Moeraki Conversations)" way back in 1983 at the Franz Josef post office- whoa! my first book!</p><p>Cant ever happen again but was bloody…</p>
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				<title>Sacha</title>
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						<p><q>to hold your first book is a pretty cool feeling</q></p><p>Onya</p>
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				<title>Peter Alsop</title>
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						Not sure if anyone is still listening, but ….. First few hard copies arrived yesterday, few flown in for marketing purposes etc. got it today from the friendly folk at Pottons ….. 2 years in the making … Highs … Lows … Hurdles … Tenacity … Passion … Pleading ……
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				<title>Joe Wylie</title>
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						<p><q>That Patsy Kane strip is a bit of a treat, eh. Rather risqué for its time and, artistically, far superior to the average seaside postcards of half-clad young women?</q><br />I reckon Gore was inspired by the British strip <a href="http://www.skylighters.org/jane/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Jane</a>. It was still going in the <em>Daily Mirror</em> in the 1950s.…</p>
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						<p><q>donned my own hat (made in NZ from possum fur!)’ to rapturous applause. I</q></p><p>There was once a tiny local industry in S. Westland making Davy Crockett hats from trapped possums...didnt last long, but did exist.</p><p>Curse the anti-fur idiots who killed the ANZ possum fur trade! Yeah, they had…</p>
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				<title>Geoff Lealand</title>
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						<p>That Patsy Kane strip is a bit of a treat, eh. Rather risqué for its time and, artistically, far superior to the average seaside postcards of half-clad young women?</p><p>I used a strip from September 1956 by Gore, where he was promoting the cause of Gustave von Tempsky as a…</p>
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				<title>Joe Wylie</title>
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						<p><q>do you know much about Ross Gore, who did the "It Happened In New Zealand" strip in NZ newspapers in the 1950s?</q><br />Geoff I know nothing at all about Ross Gore, apart from "It Happened in New Zealand" being the weekly highlight of the Evening Post in my childhood. With…</p>
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						<p><q>i had my detail wrinked</q></p><p>like</p>
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				<title>Peter Alsop</title>
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						Doh! Sorry all, i had my detail wrinked .... Paul Lawler, a US artist, designer for Pan American (pan am). Sorry, my mistake.  Thx for comments. Some nice articles coming out soon ... Check out Tourism Business Magazine this week re the importance of this legacy to the industry. NZ…
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						<p>Geoff, my comment was in response to Peter's upthread, which your post alerted me to:<br /><q> The cover image of the book is a good example of this, 1941 we think, part of a series of indigenous women done by Pat Lawlor in the US for Pan American.</q><br />Again, the book…</p>
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				<title>Geoff Lealand</title>
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						Joe; with your wide knowledge of the world of graphics, do you know much about Ross Gore, who did the "It Happened In New Zealand" strip in NZ newspapers in the 1950s?  I featured him in a PechaKucha I did for the Wintec Spark festival this week.  The online Pikitia…
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						Bugger. Russell has <a href="http://publicaddress.net/system/cafe/hard-news-the-question-of-afghanistan-becomes/?p=267793#post267793" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">a solution</a> to your short-term need.
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				<title>Geoff Lealand</title>
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						<p>Blame my befuddlement on a bout of flu.  The Pat Lawlor I was referring to was the Wellington journalist/writer.</p><p>Another round of befuddlement: I was just cursing myself for missing Media 3 this morning, Then I remembered that we don't have a TV since we were burgled on Monday afternoon…</p>
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				<title>Joe Wylie</title>
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						<p><q>Pat Lawlor rings a bell: a couple of summers ago I picked up a tiny volume of Victorian verse, in Oamaru. Had his bookplate in it,</q><br />A nice find. Unless there were two Pat Lawlors from that era though, I'd be inclined to check whether his name might have come…</p>
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				<title>Geoff Lealand</title>
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						I remember a big auction in Wellington in the mid-8os of original NZR posters. Still wish I had some disposable income then,
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				<title>Geoff Lealand</title>
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						Pat Lawlor rings a bell: a couple of summers ago I picked up a tiny volume of Victorian verse, in Oamaru.  Had his bookplate in it,
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				<title>Peter Alsop</title>
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						Joe, be great to chat more, about your experience and a new book I am starting work on 'selling prosperity: the art of early nz advertising', you are likely to have some experienced pointers for a younger obsessed enthusiast like me. If you feel able to chat more, pls contact…
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						<p><q>Went tonight to see a chap Gerald Phillips that silk screened many Tourist Department posters, a real craftsman.</q><br />Wonderful to hear that there's someone who remembers how these things were made. So glad that you're able to record his experience.<br /><q>Told of the pain of the National Publicity Studio being…</q></p>
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						Went tonight to see a chap Gerald Phillips that silk screened many Tourist Department posters, a real craftsman. Told of the pain of the National Publicity Studio being shut down, and the wholesale trashing of much of the work …. Where oh where were the museum curators? One of his…
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						Fascinating stuff. The chapter 'planes, trains & automobiles (& ships)' is a large one with some great images. It is easy to appreciate the significance of these transport modes as their time came and their efficiency evolved, such as the opening of the panama canal taking 6 days off the trip to…
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						<p><q>Flying to Sydney by Solent would have been all right . . .</q><br />Apparently the approach was really low &ndash; so low that the first sighting of Australia was the towering sandstone cliffs of Sydney, as described by Ruth Park in <em>A Fence Around the Cuckoo</em>. Unlike her earlier arrival…</p>
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				<pubDate>Tue, 14 Aug 2012 20:29:12 +1200</pubDate>
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						<p>Love the NAC posters on page 30 of the sampler. Flying to Sydney by Solent would have been all right, but I always wanted to <a href="http://www.airliners.net/aviation-forums/trip_reports/read.main/166676/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">fly the Coral Route …</a></p><p>__Tasman Empire Airways Ltd. Tasman Empire Airways Ltd: Go by Tasman Road, the fast smooth aerial highway. ZK-AME. Tasman Empire…</p>
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				<title>Chris Waugh</title>
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						Clearly I am going to have to drop some very strong hints to my mother, my chief supplier of New Zealand books, about what an appropriate Christmas present would be.
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				<pubDate>Mon, 13 Aug 2012 23:25:47 +1200</pubDate>
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						I look forward to it.
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						<p><q>it seems odd to me to completely lock away works produced as commercial art.</q></p><p>Oh absolutely. These works should be in books and galleries and they should be talked about. They are all beautiful as art works in their own right.</p><p>But they're more than that. They're products of a…</p>
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						<q>There is also a difference in my mind between display in context, a book about the period, versus a tea towel or t-shirt now, which is not a form of reproduction i can personally condone for any of these posters (accepting however that there is a role for some reproduction…</q>
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						<q>Thx for the thoughtful comments re the Chief, lets not forget he has a name, Topia Peehi Turoa. Ive gone full circle dwelling on this through the day for the sort of reasons Russell went into. It is what it is, from a period, right or wrong. We can look…</q>
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						Thx for the thoughtful comments re the Chief, lets not forget he has a name,  Topia Peehi Turoa. Ive gone full circle dwelling on this through the day for the sort of reasons Russell went into. It is what it is, from a period, right or wrong. We can look…
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						<p><q>How about these postage stamps from 1980? There was some controversy at the time about depicting the moko of the departed in that context, but the issue went ahead.<br /></q></p><p>I recall a Maori commenter or possibly comedian, suggesting while it was culturally insensitive, he just thought it was great to…</p>
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						<p><q>the chiefs and their heads, portraits, images of taonga all are off my list of poster-appropriate.</q><br />How about these <a href="http://stamps.nzpost.co.nz/new-zealand/1980/definitives" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">postage stamps from 1980</a>? There was some controversy at the time about depicting the moko of the departed in that context, but the issue went ahead.</p><p>I don't know much about…</p>
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						I'm not saying anyone else should share my view. The fact that the posters have been out there for a long time does not make it right, or wrong. They are works of art in one sense, and I absolutely defend the authors' right to put them in their book,…
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						<q>But surely this is also a portrait of an unknown woman, and only generic because un-named?</q> My thinking on this one: she looks like an ideal rather than a person (very well could be incorrect of course).
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						<p><q>I must elaborate: the chiefs and their heads, portraits, images of taonga all are off my list of poster-appropriate.</q></p><p>Having started this by posting that image, I feel I have to disagree. I think it’s a resonant image, although I’d like to know more about it.</p><p>These things exist and…</p>
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						<p><q>Looks like i may have to rethink my enjoyment of the Maori chief in the dining room …..</q></p><p>I’ve been wondering how I would feel having one of my ancestors on a tea-towel, and I think not good.  On a poster might be OK, if it was respectful.  But not…</p>
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						I must elaborate: the chiefs and their heads, portraits, images of taonga all  are off my  list of poster-appropriate.  The generic Maori maiden is rather different &mdash; to me it is Kiwiana, but question is where the line is crossed, and that precise positioning depends upon the intent of the…
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						<p><q>(still legal tender or not, I don’t know) </q></p><p>coins and notes never lose their value. Got an old one pound note? The reserve bank will give you two dollars for it.</p><p>every year the Crown accounts list a liability in respect of the unreturned (and almost certainly never to be…</p>
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						Some 'deep' posts to awake to ... A wide ranging kaupapa has emerged ...  great to read. Looks like i may have to rethink my enjoyment of the Maori chief in the dining room .....
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						<p><q>Sounds like you had a pretty awesome grandfather. Knowledge is such a powerful thing.</q></p><p>E Chris &ndash; I am so lucky. From my earliest childhood, I have known that whanau/korero/ aroha is the first part of real life: that ability to provide food (garden/sea garden/fishing of all kinds) and utilise…</p>
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						Thanks Hebe.  For you also!
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						<p><q>The sixpence had a huia on it….</q><br />I laughed at that: my Huia has a sixpence in his heart I'm sure. For me, Maori imagery on coins is more acceptable than unattributed/lower-case attributed images on advertising. Coins are of value; advertising is taking  mana for someone else's profit. Teatowels are…</p>
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						<p><q>The sixpence had a huia on it….<br />If you have a Waitangi crown, it is worth a lot of money…</q></p><p>Most of my old coins were found one way or another &ndash; it's amazing what shows up if you've got an eye open for it, and how many of those…</p>
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						<p><q>Agreed. But it seems to be a bit of a theme in NZ history. For example, old coins:</q><br />The sixpence had a huia on it….<br />If you have a Waitangi crown, it is worth a lot of money…<br />I think me &amp; mine, as South Island Maori, decided to retreat from…</p>
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						<p><q>Can you imagine a “visit New York” poster illustrated with a mugging?</q></p><p>Now there's a concept for a range of tee-shirts<br />"Come to New Zealand... pst!... wanna buy a powerstation."</p>
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						Adventure tourism runs deep in our veins ..... The tarawera eruption was still being talked about in the early 1900s as part of the mystique and adventure inherent in a 6 week boat trip to the 'thermal wonderland'. Obviously perceived by the publicists as having a net benefit but, as…
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						<p>Also note in the original post how a couple of the volcanos are depicted in (mild) eruption…  Maybe not the best time to visit?</p><p>Trying to scare people off?</p><p>Can you imagine a “visit New York” poster illustrated with a mugging? <br />Hey its just a possible highlight… you probably wont…</p>
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						<p>I love the kitsch juxtaposition of the posters at probably best linked to earlier by Chris W.</p><p>A picture of a lake, with the name of the lake.<br />A picture of a bird with the name of the bird.<br />A picture of a flower with the name of the flower.…</p>
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						Thx Peter,  I droped Natalie Poland a note today.  Hocken very helpful to the book with some scans they did for me of old Otago Witness annual covers &ndash; some delightful images including "Brown Sea Rovers" (though foot faulting for some of the cultural inappropriateness reasons discussed above). There is…
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						I shall have to get a copy ordered for the Hocken tomorrow.  A lot of the originals for the Railways posters are held in Archives NZ. They're worth a look if you get the opportunity.
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						<p><q>Did you also know ‘Maoriland’ was the first cable (then-twitter!) address for the Dept of Tourist and Health Resorts?</q></p><p>I didn't know that. Can't say I'm surprised, the name does seem to have been quite widely used back in the day, the <a href="http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/unions-and-employee-organisations/4/1" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Maoriland Worker</a>, for example.</p><p>Of course, googling "Maoriland"…</p>
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				<title>Peter Alsop</title>
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						"There is no such thing as a Native problem in these happy isles", was the official position. Guide Rangi though called it straight, to Helena Rubenstein and the First Lady to name a couple, however on how race relations really were, including Maori being not allowed in some establishments until…
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						<p><q>I find the Maori posters a bit creepy and disrespecting</q></p><p>Agreed. But it seems to be a bit of a theme in NZ history. For example, old coins:</p><p>Centennial half crown with a Maori maiden taking centre stage.</p><p>One shilling, 1947, warrior poised ready to strike.</p><p>Thruppence, 1933, two mere.…</p>
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						<p><q>That retro-innocence vision of NZ as a South Pacific paradise is comforting.<br />Sadly not retro. I still meet plenty of North Americans and Europeans who still think the South Pacific is a paradise on earth populated by noble savages and all that bollocks</q>I was more thinking of the innocence about…</p>
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						<q>Oh yes. We have been asking visitors what they think of New Zealand since there has been New Zealand.</q>Cringeworthy being at a media scrum  and it's gone swimmingly until "Whaddaya think of..." comes out. I always wanted to yell "who gives a fuck we just want to hear you sing/act/whatever..."…
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						<p><q>the healthy kiwi ones made up of fruit and vegetables</q></p><p>teeworthy too</p>
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						Oh that too! On my birthday list already, and if I don't receive it then beloved might find it in his birthday parcel a month later (we haf ways of ensuring obedience). There are a couple I would like for my wall, and I am not  about to cut up…
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				<title>Peter Alsop</title>
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						Paste Up is a fantastic book, and much credit is fue to Hamish for that work. As you note, it covers the nz poster of all kinds through all eras.  Selling the Dream is a drill down on tourism publicilty &ndash; posters, brochures, magazines and some other intriguing paper bits…
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						<p>Some very fine artwork in these posters.</p><p>Why do we care so much what foreigners think of our scenery?  We already know it's amazing.  And it's not like most of us can take any credit for it.  The geysers aren't hand-cranked...</p><p>I was amused recently when a Canadian friend, visiting…</p>
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						Re the maori chief .... Great poster, enjoying it now in my dining room .... chief topia peehi turoa,  ngati patu-tokotoko. Great essay in the book on the role of Maori in early publicity by Mark Derby.  Tells of the expropriation of imagery too, incl the insult of never including…
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				<title>Glenn Pearce</title>
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						<p>I love those Railways Studios posters ! Letham gallery had an exhibition a while back with some of the better ones, fantastic.</p><p>This is not bad as a reference either, a little wider than just the tourism posters.</p><p>[ <a href="http://www.fishpond.co.nz/Books/Paste-Up-Hamish-Thompson/9781869621049" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://www.fishpond.co.nz/Books/Paste-Up-Hamish-Thompson/9781869621049</a> ]</p><p>A favourite of mine are those 50's/60's Dental health…</p>
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						chief topia peehi turoa,  ngati patu-tokotoko. Great essay in the book on the role of Maori in early publicity by Mark Derby.  Tells of the expropriation of imagery too, incl the insult of never including the names of chiefs like this one. See the hand coloured glass slide of him…
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				<title>Chris Waugh</title>
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						<p><q>That retro-innocence vision of NZ as a South Pacific paradise is comforting.</q></p><p>Sadly not retro. I still meet plenty of North Americans and Europeans who still think the South Pacific is a paradise on earth populated by noble savages and all that bollocks. It's an interesting attitude to see in…</p>
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						Reproductions?  Hell, why not purchase a definitive collection of the work in a high-end large-format coffee table book that had authenticity as its key aim (conflict of interest acknowledged)! We can save the vintage authentic v reproduction debate for another blog :-} . The large majority of the nearly 1000…
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				<title>Russell Brown</title>
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						And there's some more <a href="http://www.retronaut.co/2012/05/new-zealand-tourism-posters-1930s/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">on Retronaut</a>, including this one, which I just had to repost here. (Credit: New Zealand Tourism Department / National Library of New Zealand)
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						Hey thanks. The power of the internet-thingy: you post from Beijing, I like in Christchurch, you reply from Beijing with the posters's website and contacts, and if it weren't cloudy and raining and I got out the binoculars, I could see that place on the hills nearby (2km away). I…
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				<title>Steve Barnes</title>
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						<p><q>You might like this one.</q></p><p>Reminds me of a Push Push song.<br />But this from <a href="http://www.probablybest.co/2012/05/new-zealand-tourism-posters-1930s/ " target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"> ProbablyBest</a> reminds me of Russell somehow...</p>
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				<title>Chris Waugh</title>
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						<p><q>Love them; I wish I could get reprint posters of these.</q></p><p><a href="http://www.prints.co.nz/page/fine-art/CTGY/Vintage_Posters" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Try here</a>.</p>
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						<a href="http://www.enzb.auckland.ac.nz/popup.php?wid=2893&amp;pn=31&amp;action=pb" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Page 31 of <em>A First Year in Canterbury Settlement</em> by Samuel Butler</a>. I love the description of the conversation.
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						Love them; I wish I could get reprint posters of these.
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				<title>Simon Grigg</title>
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						<p><q>Oh yes. We have been asking visitors what they think of New Zealand since there has been New Zealand.</q></p><p>I've mentally noted too that I can no longer express opinions about the homeland as somebody based in the outlands without being pulled up sharply by those still in-country.</p><p>That I…</p>
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						<p><q> if that helps.</q></p><p><a href="http://books.google.co.nz/books?id=KzUZAAAAIAAJ&amp;q=Verdict+on+New+Zealand+A.H.+%26+A.W.+Reed&amp;dq=Verdict+on+New+Zealand+A.H.+%26+A.W.+Reed&amp;source=bl&amp;ots=0lEAF74cCc&amp;sig=2E5SecWmP-omJBfK43WnhbgDiqU&amp;hl=en&amp;sa=X&amp;ei=3iYnUPy0IueUiAfbtoGACQ&amp;ved=0CDIQ6AEwAA" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Indeed it does, thanks</a>, although Google has no excerpts or reviews.</p><p><a href="http://books.google.co.nz/books?id=WIjLm5MyQusC&amp;printsec=frontcover&amp;dq=New+Zealand+tourism&amp;source=bl&amp;ots=CTdaUUwEbn&amp;sig=B55IYmIL7xpPIZbX4z9kWKsA7Ao&amp;hl=en&amp;sa=X&amp;ei=pBYnULbKAa2UiQea8YHQDg&amp;sqi=2&amp;ved=0CDYQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&amp;q=New%20Zealand%20tourism&amp;f=false" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">This one</a> also looks fascinating. Good thing I'm on holiday, damn internet has so many tangents to <a href="http://www.internetlastpage.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">follow</a>.</p><p><q>I found mine in a Wellington second-hand bookshop. Which is actually where I found most of my favourite books.</q></p><p>Which…</p>
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						<p><q> <em>The excellent 1959 anthology Verdict on New Zealand</em></p><p>Surprisingly difficult to google. Will persist, though.</q></p><p>Published by A.H. &amp; A.W. Reed, if that helps.</p><p>I'll look out for a copy for you &mdash; it's a very, very interesting book that substantially informed my introductory essay for <em>Great New Zealand Argument</em>.</p><p>I…</p>
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				<title>Peter Alsop</title>
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						Thx Chris, hadnt seen the 'probably best' blog before, though all those images are in the book. Those images are actually from the Turnbull library (after 2 years on a book you sadly recognise the scans), and should have been attributed to Turnbull on the post.  The other post you…
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						<p><a href="http://www.tourismindustryblog.co.nz/2010/05/vintage-advertising-of-new-zealand-tourism/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">And some more</a>. Wow, only 29 hours from San Francisco to Australia and New Zealand on new DC6s, with day-long thrills in gay Honolulu! And Air New Zealand's 'edge of the world' is pretty cool too &ndash; don't sail too far east, you might fall off!</p><p>Alright, I'll stop now.</p>
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						<a href="http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/tripping-by-train-poster" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">You might like this one</a>.
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						<a href="http://www.probablybest.co/2012/05/new-zealand-tourism-posters-1930s/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Here's</a> a few more 1930s posters.
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						<p>The third and the final image in the main post. You can almost see where Helen Clark found her image.<br />I remember such things from back in Britain, British Rail posters were in a similar vein.<br />It is a crying shame the way successive Governments have destroyed the institute of…</p>
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						Thx Ian, can recommend the magazine. Barry Hancox, Editor, has been very supportive of the book and contributed a stunning essay on the significance of glass slides (see bottom image on post). thx.
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						<p><q>The excellent 1959 anthology Verdict on New Zealand</q></p><p>Surprisingly difficult to google. Will persist, though.</p><p>ETA: <a href="http://books.google.co.nz/books?id=5NsNAAAAQAAJ&amp;printsec=frontcover&amp;dq=New+Zealand+tourism&amp;source=bl&amp;ots=LMw8-RMYgT&amp;sig=wd8R3EtO3eoJSllsvdVrer-l6z8&amp;hl=en&amp;sa=X&amp;ei=whYnUNuLJoTBiQfcn4CgBg&amp;ved=0CDsQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&amp;q&amp;f=false" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">This looks interesting</a>, but much earlier than the likes of Kipling, Twain or Butler.</p>
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						<p><q>especially the latter who seek reassurance about the former</q></p><p>Oh yes. We have been asking visitors what they think of New Zealand since there has been New Zealand.</p>
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				<title>Robyn Gallagher</title>
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						OMG, this is fabulous. I've already fallen in love with the old tourism posters, courtesy of the large collection digitised at Digital NZ. But this takes it to a whole nother level, y'all. I'm saving my pennies for this one.
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				<title>Sacha</title>
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						<p><q>Most visitors are highly impressed by New Zealand's natural attractions, and fond of, if somewhat exasperated by, its people.</q></p><p>especially the latter who seek reassurance about the former</p>
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				<title>Russell Brown</title>
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						<p>The excellent 1959 anthology <em>Verdict on New Zealand</em>, edited by Desmond Stone, features visitors' accounts as far back as Samuel Butler, including those of Mark Twain and George Bernard Shaw.</p><p>Most visitors are highly impressed by New Zealand's natural attractions, and fond of, if somewhat exasperated by, its people.</p>
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				<pubDate>Sun, 12 Aug 2012 14:14:07 +1200</pubDate>
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				<title>Chris Waugh</title>
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						<p>I seem to recall reading that Rudyard Kipling, after his visit to New Zealand, said something about how he'd never heard people talk so much about hard work and do so little of it. Googling now... <a href="http://www.nzine.co.nz/views/kipling_biography_review.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">This</a> has a rather more positive spin:</p><p><q>His visit to this country in 1891…</q></p>
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				<pubDate>Sun, 12 Aug 2012 13:46:53 +1200</pubDate>
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				<title>Ian Dalziel</title>
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						<p><strong>Up against the wall...</strong><br />I have memories of a lost Eldorado of those posters: as a kid in Sydenham, the Railway was a large part of the informal entertainment infrastructure, many a weekend was spent playing under the Sydenham/Colombo over-bridge and along the tracks, towers and tunnels &ndash; and stacked…</p>
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				<title>Graeme Edgeler</title>
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						Do we know if people were ever disappointed when they got here?
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				<pubDate>Sun, 12 Aug 2012 13:01:05 +1200</pubDate>
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				<title>Public Address</title>
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						<p>Discussion from blog post.</p>
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