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Without work, nothing': A study of the changing attitudes towards the swagger in the 1890s

Brownlie, Helen J
The swagger has been preserved for posterity in the writings of John A. Lee in ‘Shining With Shiner’, ‘Shiner Slattery’, and ‘Roughnecks, Rollingstones and Rouseabouts’, as well as Jim Henderson's ‘Swagger Country’. But ...
A decade of the Woman's Weekly 1932-1942.

Brewster, Deborah Ratna (University of Otago, 1980)
A miner's rights : the gold prospecting subsidy scheme in Central Otago 1931-1935.

Goyen, Brigid A. (University of Otago, 1983)
"The gag again" : J.T. Paul and press censorship during World War Two

Gray, Earl Cameron (University of Otago, 1986)
INTRODUCTION: Because of the strength of Western democratic traditions censorship of any kind is a controversial issue. During a war belligerent nations extend the aegis of censorship beyond pornography and violence to ...
Potions, pills and poisons : quackery in New Zealand, circa 1900-1915.

Gray, Jennifer Margaret (University of Otago, 1980)
The basis for this essay has been founded on the regulations that were introduced into New Zealand in the early twentieth century to curtail the activities of quacks, with all their fallacious and therapeutic will-o-the-wisp ...
Truby King and Seacliff Asylum 1889-1907

Caldwell, Cheryl (University of Otago, 1984)
Between two worlds : a study of the letters, diaries and reminiscences of some Otago and Southland soldiers in the Great War.

Chen, Mindy (University of Otago, 1982)
This is an attempt to gain some understanding of the First World War as experienced by the ordinary New Zealand trench soldier. It is not a military or political history of the War but is rather, the story of the men in ...
The Workers' Dwellings Acts : their implementation in Dunedin, 1905-1916

Elworthy, Eve (University of Otago, 1987)
The objects of this essay are to examine the reasons for the passing of the Workers' Dwellings Act 1905, and subsequent Workers' Dwellings enactments to examine who it benefitted and whether it fulfilled a need; and why ...
Fighting fit? A study of the Army's medical examinations, 1916-1918.

Callon, Lynette (University of Otago, 1980)
PREFACE The Army’s medical examinations of the conscripted men in New Zealand 1916-1918 produced a large quantity of statistics from which it is possible to assess numerically the fitness of the men for the Army. Fitness ...
Rogernomics, predetermined policy or 'bureaucratic coup'?

Barton, Andrew George (University of Otago, 1989)
This essay is concerned with understanding what exactly Rogernomics is in the eyes of its namesake, Roger Douglas. Under an eight-point framework the policies of Rogernomics are listed according to the two Douglas texts, ...