The People of the Chathams: True Tales of the Islanders' Early Days By Te Miria Kate Wills Johnson. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Number 173 of a LIMITED EDITION of 1000 copies.

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The People of the Chathams: True Tales of the Islanders' Early Days By Te Miria Kate Wills Johnson. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Number 173 of a LIMITED EDITION of 1000 copies.The People of the Chathams: True Tales of the Islanders' Early Days By Te Miria Kate Wills Johnson. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Number 173 of a LIMITED EDITION of 1000 copies. Publisher: GWJ Publications, 1994, Chatham Islands. VERY SCARCE. Good softback, covers are quite creased, pages are very good. Author gift inscription and signature to title page. 249 pages, illustrated.

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