Grog's Own Country: The Story of Liquor Licensing in New Zealand by Conrad Bollinger.

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Grog's Own Country: The Story of Liquor Licensing in New Zealand by Conrad Bollinger.Grog's Own Country: The Story of Liquor Licensing in New Zealand by Conrad Bollinger. Publisher: Minerva Auckland, 1967, Second Revised Edition. Hardback with jacket, very good condition, no inscriptions. Jacket is rubbed and chipped at edges. 208 pages, illustrated. Everyone who either drinks or does not drink should read this hard hitting book. A serious study of the social havoc wrought in New Zealand. This is the cover of the revised 1967 edition

providing a fascinating glimpse into New Zealand's heritage from the 1870s and 1880s

a little foxing to end-papers

This is very heavy so will require extra postage costs

Focussing on the infamous Kokoda Track campaign

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"This book tells the story of the Todd family

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presentation lable inside

the experience of infantry combat in Vietnam

personally I think his honesty makes it a book well beyond multisport

During that time over 300 young men and women passed through the scheme