The Streets of Timaru explores the origins and stories that lie behind these street names, as well as the changes that have been made – such as the renaming of three of Timaru’s four William Streets to avoid confusion. Lavishly illustrated with over 250 images, maps and drawings drawn from the South Canterbury Museum’s collections. The book offers numerous insights into Timaru’s history that will appeal to residents, genealogists and historians for many years to come. (21cm, 176pp, clr ill., hardback, $39.99 plus $7.00 P&P)

Reviews & Features:

• Timaru Herald Feature (12 Novemeber 2011)

Feeling for daylight: the photographs of Jack Adamson, by Rhian Gallagher (180pp, 26cm, clr ill., hardback, $49.99 plus $7 P&P). Now at the special price of $29.99.

Reviews & Features:

• Timaru Herald Feature (03 July 2010) (380.05 kB)
• The Courier Feature (14 July 2010) (271.11 kB)
• Christchurch Press Feature (27 August 2010) (544.46 kB)
• Otago Daily Times Review (11 September 2010) (441.26 kB)
• Timaru Herald Review (11 September 2010) (447.3 kB)
• Heritage Matters Review (Spring 2010) (490.04 kB)
• The Lumière Reader Review (01 November 2010)

Made by Timaru Potteries, by Davina Davis (44pp, clr ill., pbk, $15 plus $2 P&P)

The Lifesaving Rockets of Timaru, by D J Batchelor (36pp, clr ill., pbk, $15 plus $2 P&P)

Timaru Cemetery Tales, by Alan McKenzie and Lynda Seaton (30pp approx., ill., pbk, $10 plus $2 P&P)