IN OUR CONTEMPORARIES: 1. In New Zealand Journals …: Agriculture in the North ISLAND

STUDIES IN FARM MANAGEMENT: WAIRARAPA INLAND HILL
COUNTRY: F. G. Spite, N.Z. Journal of Agriculture
STUDIES IN FARM MANAGEMENT: AN EGMONT COUNTY FARM: G. R. Moss and A. C. Burgess, ibid.
STUDIES IN FARM MANAGEMENT: HAWKES BAY HILL COUNTRY SHEEP FARM: F. H. Collin, ibid.
STUDIES IN FARM MANAGEMENT: A PIAKO DAIRY FARM: S. D. Clay, ibid.
STUDIES IN FARM MANAGEMENT: DEVELOPMENT OF A WAITOMO PROPERTY: W. L. Osborn, ibid.
STUDIES IN FARM MANAGEMENT: MANAWATU SAND COUNTRY FAT-LAMB FARM: J. A. Graham, ibid.     

I. In New Zealand Journals …: Otago Farmlands and the Future

HISTORY OF FRUIT GROWING IN CENTRAL OTAGO: W. S. Kemp, N.Z. Journal of Agriculture , Vol. 90, No. 2, February 1955, pp. 169–185.
FARM MANAGEMENT SURVEY IN THE SOUTHERN MANIATOTO PLAIN: R. C. Stuart, H. Tocker and A. H. Mouat, ibid. , Vol. 91, No.1 July 1955, pp. 54–64, and No. 2, August 1955, pp. 143–150.     

In Oversea Journals …: the Regimes of New Zealand Rivers

LE RÉGIME DES RIVIERES EN NOUVELLE ZÉLANDE: Maurice Pardé, Revue de Géographic Alpine     

IN OUR CONTEMPORARIES: 1. In New Zealand Journals…: About the Pacific

THE COOK ISLANDS: R. G. Crocombe, Post-Primary School Bulletin
VILLAGE LIFE IN FIJI: R. R. Nayacakalou, ibid.     

2. In Overseas Journals

NEW ZEALAND DEPENDENCIES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF AUTONOMY: W. S. Lowe and W. T. G. Airey, Pacific Affairs , Vol. 18, No. 3, September 1945.     

2. In Overseas Journals

DUST STORMS IN EGYPT AND THEIR RELATION TO THE WAR PERIOD, AS NOTED IN MARYUT, 1939–45: F. W. Oliver, Geographical Journal , Vol. 106, Nos. 1–2, July-August 1945.     

IN OUR CONTEMPORARIES: 2. In Overseas Journals

T he M ost I mproved S ubject I n T he S chool C urriculum GEOGRAPHY: Sir Cyril Norwood, Geography , Vol. 31, Pt. 1, March 1946.     

The Commodification of Resource Consent in New Zealand1

One outcome of the Resource Management Act 1991, especially the provisions of s.94, is liberalised public notification of resource consent applications. A market for consent has emerged, in which applicants financially compensate local communities as a way of securing public support for development proposals. Consent purchasing, however, raises diliemnas for regulatory planners and social equity concerns for local communities.