Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) New Zealand publisher, author and entrepreneur. This is a timeline of the History of New Zealand. ... This is a timeline of the History of New Zealand. ...

• East Cape to Cape Egmont on foot.

This East Cape to Cape Egmont Traverse is not so much a trail, more a Kiwi pilgrimage to our early pioneers and landscape. ...

Book Published

• The Wreck of the Osprey (1937)
• Two Maoriland Adventurers: Marsden and Selwyn (1939)
• The Isabel Reed Bible Story Book (1944)
• The Story of New Zealand (1945, seventh edition 1957)
• Great Barrier: Isle of Enchantment (1946)
• Farthest East. Afoot in Maoriland byways. (1946)
• Farthest North. Afoot in Maoriland Byways. (1946)
• The Story of Otago; Age of Adventure (1947)
• Samuel Marsden- Greatheart of Maoriland. (1947)
• Stepping Stomes to the Solomons - The Unofficial History of the 29th Battalion with the Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force in the Pacific (2 NZEF IP) (1947)
• The Gumdigger (1948)
• The Story of Canterbury - Last Wakefield Settlement.(1949)
• John Jones of Otago : Whaler, Coloniser, Shipowner, Merchant. (1949) with Alfred Eccles
• Captain Cook in New Zealand - Extracts from the Journals of Captain James Cook giving a full account in his own words of his adventures and discoveries in New Zealand (1951)
• The Story of the Kauri (1953)
• The Four Corners of New Zealand (1954)
• First New Zealand Christmases (1955)
• The Story of Northland (1956)
• The Story of Early Dunedin (1956)
• The House of Reed. Fifty Years of New Zealand Publishing 1907-1957. (1957)
• Walks in Maoriland Byways (1958)
• The Story of Hawke's Bay (1958)
• Everybody's Story of New Zealand. (1958)
• Heroes of Peace and War in Early New Zealand (1959)
• The Story of Kauri Park (1959)
• Historic Bay of Islands (1960)
• From North Cape to Bluff (1961)
• From East Cape to Cape Egmont On Foot at Eighty-six. 1st Edition 1962.
• Marlborough Journey (1963)
• The New Story of The Kauri (1964)
• Nelson Pilgrimage (1965)
• The Milford Track (1965)
• Footslogger - Sydney-Melbourne in his 90th Year (1966)
• A.H.Reed. An Autobiography (1967)
• The Gumdiggers : The Story of Kauri Gum (1972)
• Ben and Eleanor Ben Farjeon and Dunedin (1973)
• The Happy Wanderer. A Kiwi on Foot 1915-1961. (1974)

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Edited by A. H. Reed

• More Maoriland Adventures of J. W. Stack - STACK, J. W.

External links

• Biography Alfred Hamish Reed MBE