Here is a new edition of a useful and popular book.  It provides extensive reviews of basic issues in ophthalmology to help the student gain a better understanding of problem areas while stressing the essential techniques of eye examination and clinical elements.  The revised text is exceptionally clear and readable.  It includes needed information on ophthalmic signs in systemic disorders, while omitting those complexities which only the specialist need know.

Introduction to Ophthalmology

Medical Books

Parr, John

Medicine

Otago Univ Pr

SERIES 1Australia's most feared restaurant critic, Matthew Evans, has thrown in his city life for small farm living in Tasmania.Having spent most of his life writing about what is good food, he now wants to go to the source; to find the best local produce, and to rear and grow it himself.He doesn't know how to chop wood, he knows nothing about growing plants and even less about rearing animals. However, he does know how to eat - how hard can it be?SERIES 2In the return series of Gourmet Farmer, we're in for a surprise. Once a single man trying his hand at farming and experimenting with making artisanal produce, Matthew's now a fully fledged family man with partner, Sadie, and son, Hedley. Matthew must now explore ingenious and inventive ways of expanding his business.

A Name and Word Index to Nga Mahi a Nga Tupuna

Reference

Harlow, Ray

Catalogs & Directories

Otago: The University

Literature & Fiction

HALL, Roger

Nichol, Bill

History & Criticism

Miss Cornelia was religious. To her, mirth was an offence, and laughter a sacrilegious thing. Also she believed in the divine use of the rod. And the Villiers girls prayed for an earthquake, even if only a little one; they petitioned Providence to erupt the nearest volcano. But the gods were on a journey, or asleep, of something.' New Zealanders enjoy a good yarn - and here are some of the liveliest tales told in magazines and newspapers of the 1880s and 1890s. In turn salty, ironic, mildly naughty, exotic and realistic, they are as engaging today as they were to readers a century ago.

The Duel on the Creek: And Other Tales of Victorian New Zealand

Wild Dunedin: Enjoying the Natural History of New Zealand's Wildlife Capital

Science & Math

Patrick, Brian

Peat, Neville

Biological Sciences

Rick has a bit of a mid-life crisis and Hazel carries on coping. But as the two work through their break-up and its fall-out - Rick in Australia and Hazel in New Zealand - events at a country swimming-hole one summer long ago begin to haunt them both.

Leaving for Townsville

Tate, Bronwyn

This is a paperback edition of this book, which was shortlisted for the Montana NZ Book Awards in 1997. It is a major work of regional natural history introducing a New Zealand World Heritage Area, Fiordland National Park. In a world largely modified by humans, Fiordland is a breathing space for nature. It is one of the planet's great wilderness areas, where monumental landscapes combine with a mosaic of miniature worlds. Located on the southwest coast of New Zealand, much of its landscape was formed by great valleys carved out by glaciers which are now half-drowned. Milford Sound is one of New Zealand's most remote but necessary tourist destinations, while Dusky Sound provided a home to Captain Cook's Resolution and its scientists, as well as artist William Hodges, for five weeks in 1773. This book is for travellers, nature-lovers and scientists alike. Other books by the same authors in this prize-winning series are Wild Central, Wild Dunedin, and Wild Rivers.

Wild Fiordland: Discovering the Natural History of a World Heritage Area

History

Australia & Oceania

To Labour With the State: The Fiji Public Service Association

Politics & Social Sciences

Leckie, Jacqueline

Sociology

Eyewitness: A Memoir of Europe in the 1930s

Biographies & Memoirs

Cox, Geoffrey

Historical

Russian Dolls is a novel with a large framework - generations of the same New Zealand family back to 1868, a woman of today uncovering the tale of her maiden great aunt and a soldier in World War I. In the process she finds other family stories against which her own experience since she left home stormily at the age of seventeen reverberates. The landscape is as important in this novel as the people, taking the reader from a quiet rural valley to the trenches of war-torn Europe, and closing on a Nelson beach where the sea crept in and out across the sand flats and the line between sea and sky is invisible.

Russian Dolls

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