A HISTORY OF THE POST OFFICE in New Zealand

ROBINSON, Howard

Published By: R.E. Owen, Government Printer- 1964- Hardcover with d/j- 1st edition- 280pp Numerous b/w plates, illustrations, facsimiles, maps. ep maps A comprehensive New Zealand history of the Post Office. d/j wear as shown, book VG

Synopsis The book discusses the origins of the New Zealand Post Office, both in Britain and within New Zealand itself. It explores the challenges faced during the early days, including the establishment of the Bay of Islands as a key location.

Growing Pains: As New Zealand grew, so did its postal needs. The book delves into the challenges faced during this period. The transition from local management to central control is also explored.

Mails Across the Pacific: Discover how New Zealand’s postal services expanded internationally, with the Pacific Ocean serving as a vital route for mail carriage.

The World Wars and Beyond: Learn about the impact of World War I on the Post Office and how it adapted during times of conflict. Explore the transformation of communications and the expansion of services in the early 20th century.

The Present Post Office: The book concludes with insights into the modern New Zealand Post Office, reflecting on its journey from humble beginnings to a crucial part of the nation’s infrastructure.

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