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• Summer Dies by M. A. Stone
• A Retrospective Ditty by William Golder
• The Uncompleted Centennial Atlas by Malcolm McKinnon
• Saturday Morning by Kaylene Andrews
• Ballade of Past Students by Marjory L. Hannah
• Roll Out the Knightcart by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Neurotic by John Parkyn
• Scholefield’s Dictionary by Shirley Tunnicliff
• Wonky Optics by Geoff Cochrane
• A Word in Season by G. F. Dixon
• Today by Kaylene Andrews
• Sociological Jotting by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Story of a Mermaid by W. H. Oliver
• Regret by Pansy Duncan
• A Ballad of the Sunburnt Mountain by W. H. Oliver
• Song For Two Trampers by J. C. Ross
• To my Auld Trews by William Golder
• [second two untitled poems by Adrienne Young] by Adrienne Young
• The Students’ Association by E. G. Budge
• It’s been Keeping me Awake in the Afternoons by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Auckland’s Remembrance of Times Past by Russell Stone
• Alan Preston by Nigel Cox
• Vivisection by M. A. Stone
• Cupid Sharpening His Arrows by William Golder
• A Surreal Waking by Kaylene Andrews
• Folly as it Flies by P. J. Smith
• We’ve Got the ‘Herald’ in the Morning and the ‘Star’ at Night by A. R. D. Fairburn
• End Of An Afternoon by John Parkyn
• Peter Pan by Brian Sutton-Smith
• A Note on the Depressing Effect of Abdominal Disturbances by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Let There be Light by A. P. Lenart
• ‘Touching the Mind of the Country’: J. C. Beaglehole and the Design of the Centennial Publications by Sydney J. Shep
• Antipodean Horace by A. F. T. Chorlton
• When You’re Dead You Go on Television: Sex, Death and Household Objects in Some New Zealand Poetry by Mark Williams
• Ward 20 by J. C. Ross
• Hedged with Divinities by Edward Tregear
• Down on my Luck by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Making New Zealand: Pictorial Surveys of a Century by William Renwick
• Tata Beach, New Year’s Eve, 1974 by Elizabeth Knox
• Amongst the Maoris: A Book of Adventure by Emilia Marryat
• The Victoria University College Student Christian Movement 1899-1934 by A. Eaton Hurley
• The ‘Vendor of Happiness’: Alphonse Daudet (1840–1897) by Stephanie de Montalk
• It’s my Laugh or Yours by A. R. D. Fairburn
• [six untitled poems by Kaylene Andrews] by Kaylene Andrews
• The V.U.C. Debating Society by W. P Rollings
• Relative Desire by Frank S. Davies
• The Passionate Puritan by Jane Mander
• Advice at the Entrance to Purgatory by W. H. Oliver
• Severed Types of Ambiguities by Colin Bell
• Sea Legend by W. H. Oliver
• An Old Tale Re-Told by A. R. D. Fairburn
• History and Romance: The Making of the Centennial Historical Surveys by Rachel Barrowman
• Love Poem by Rodger Andrew
• Tennis at V.U.C by E. G. Budge
• The world is yours by G. B. Lancaster
• An Admonition by William Golder
• We Run by R. S. Laking
• Centennial Music by Allan Thomas
• Iffy Iterations by Geoff Cochrane
• Grandma Comes to Stay by School Publications Branch
• Correspondence: Letter to Spike from Harold Miller, 1922 by Harold Miller
• The Ragged Boy by Maarten Van Dijk
• From an old Portrait by Pat Wilson
• Talking of Talking by A. R. D. Fairburn
• New Year Salutations, for 1863 by William Golder
• Teeveelerium Tremens by R. W. Kerr
• The Web of the Spider: A Tale of Adventure by H. B. Marriott Watson
• The Bird of Paradise: A Romance by William Henry Dutton
• Wrapped in Times’ Veil by Pat Wilson
• Words and Sound by Anne B. Fitzgerald
• Hockey at Victoria by K. Tahiwi
• Waitaruna: A Story of New Zealand Life by Alexander Bathgate
• Pinksheet #9 by Geoff Cochrane
• Reverie in Rat Week by A. R. D. Fairburn
• River [by R. A. Drawbridge] by R. A. Drawbridge
• Centennial Exhibtions of Art by Roger Blackley
• [untitled poem by A. P. Lenart] by A. P. Lenart
• Rugby at Victoria by J. A. Carrad
• News from the World by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Inspiration by William Golder
• Isabel and the Sea by Pat Wilson
• St. John, 1962 by Diana M. Holdom
• Our City And Its Hills by Geoff Cochrane
• On contemplation of the still night by A. P. Lenart
• The New Zealand University Tournament 1902-1934 by D. M. Burns
• Myth and Anti-myth in Literary Responses to the Centennial by Lawrence Jones
• Any Book-of-the-Month Club by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Afterword to “Creating a National Spirit: Celebrating New Zealand’s Centennial” by Jock Phillips
• To Whom it May Please You by Pat Wilson
• A Phoenix in the Fowl-Run by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Great Wall Café by Geoff Cochrane
• Saturnalia Astray. Or, Christmass in the South by William Golder
• Athletic Club by H. McCormick
• The Senses That Are Lost by Anne B. Fitzgerald
• Kowhai Gold: An Anthology of Contemporary New Zealand Verse by Quentin Pope
• Lost Love by Peter Sim
• Bredon Hill by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Signatures by William Golder
• Waste Labour by Pat Wilson
• V.U.C. Cricket and its Progress by J. A. Carrad
• After The Snow by Geoff Cochrane
• The Northern D’Entrecasteaux by H. D. Skinner
• The Most Unkindest Cut by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Priestly Bigotry. An Epigram by William Golder
• Life - a railway journey by A. P. Lenart
• One Hundred Crowded Years: The Centennial Film by William Renwick
• Our Rhodes Scholars by E. F. Hubbard
• A Second Tableau by Pat Wilson
• Letter to the editor of Spike from Harold Miller, 1921 by Harold Miller
• ‘A More Democratic Basis’: Centennial Drama by Sue Dunlop, David Carnegie
• The Perennial Dragon by D. A. Flude
• Telephonitis by Geoff Cochrane
• Brook Père And Brook Fils by S. A. Wiren
• A Bedouin Garden by Charles Barrett
• Dancefloor by James Brown
• The Pomegranate Tree by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Mrs. Mackenzie by Edith R. Davies
• Everything is Possible to Will [annotated by Rosalie Elliffe] by Ellen E. Ellis
• The Haeremai Club by G. S. Sainsbury
• Going to School by School Publications Branch
• Tea-Tree by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Australian Comforts Fund by S.M. Ghoreyeb
• The Two Lawyers: A Novel by W. M. Southan
• “The emancipation of woman [...] must come”: An Introduction to Ellen Ellis’s Everything is Possible to Will by Rosalie Elliffe
• Editorial [in Experiment 9] by Philippa Wilson
• Dead Man’s Tale by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Late J. W. Joynt an Appreciation by H. F. von Haast
• Introduction [to The Kia ora coo-ee : the magazine for the ANZACS in the Middle East, 1918] by David Kent
• In that Past by Norman Bilbrough
• Jack Ruru An Appreciation by J. A. Carrad
• The Old Man by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Our Life Story by James Brown
• Two for the Same by Norman Bilbrough
• Night on the Water by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Boaster by William Golder
• A Winter Tournament? by R. J. Larkin
• A Slice of Rye by John Parkyn
• American Universities by Professor Maclaurin
• Evening by A. R. D. Fairburn
• A Lay on Wanganui by William Golder
• A Song of Farewell by H. F. von Haast
• Business As Unusual: Managing and Funding the Centennial Exhibition by Gavin McLean
• Real life by John Summers
• Preface to “Creating a National Spirit: Celebrating New Zealand’s Centennial” by Jim Collinge
• Odysseus {Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• She cannot work by Ashleigh Young
• The Bird of Paradise (annotated by Sara Berger) by William Henry Dutton
• The Philosophy of Love by William Golder
• For Sun Appearing . . . by Elizabeth Allo
• “Von” Delivers Judgment by G. W. Von Zedlitz
• Introduction to “Creating a National Spirit: Celebrating New Zealand’s Centennial” by William Renwick
• The Philosophy of Love. [A Plea in Defence of Virtue and Truth!] A Poem in Six Cantos, with Other Poems by William Golder
• What have I lost here? by Kirsten McDougall
• The Stoic by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Requiem For Lost Time by Elizabeth Allo
• The Idealist by Ilma M. Levy
• A Paradise Rubric: Introduction to The Bird of Paradise by Sara Berger
• An Explanation by Elizabeth Allo
• The Ships of the Future by Edwin Fairburn
• One version of the telling is all we’re allowed by Vincent O’Sullivan
• Boat Day by Rae Huson
• Something for Everyone! Easter Tournament, 1928 by L. A. Tracy, I. H. Macarthur
• Māori Buildings for the Centennial by Bernard Kernot
• Diogenes by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Urban Cemetery by Elizabeth Allo
• Reviewing the Sporting Year by J. A. Carrad
• In the Tunnel by P. J. Wilson
• Cigars, pinpricks, beasts of all description by Vincent O’Sullivan
• New Zealand Displayed: Anscombe’s 1940 Exhibition Design by William Toomath
• The Exile by Albert Wendt
• Odysseus [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Seminar, late harvest by Vincent O’Sullivan
• The Kittens’ Lament by Kirsty Northcote-Bade
• Progress by C. K. Munro
• Phosphorus by Jacquelin Shane
• The Highway to Health and Happiness in the Government Court by John E. Martin
• Amarantus by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Chester Road by Kirsty Northcote-Bade
• Girls have to Suffer by David Ballantyne
• Wandering Willie’s Song by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Reclaiming Waitangi by William Renwick
• The Hibiscus Route by James Brown
• Drawings by Jane Cherry
• Limbo by Les Cleveland
• The Widening Gulf: A Note on Holcroft by J. W. Winchester
• An Open Invitation to all Decent, Tea-drinking New Zealanders--Take Glover Apart! by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Mercy by James Brown
• The Expedition of Captain Flick: A Story of Adventure by Fergus Hume
• Commemorating other Places and Days by William Renwick
• Broadcasting the Centennial by Patrick Day
• The Runner by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Andrew Ross by Damien Wilkins
• Home by James Brown
• All I have Desired by A. R. D. Fairburn
• ‘Hurrah for Playland’ by Gavin McLean
• Pulp Mill by John Parkyn
• Twentieth Century by E. du Perron
• Suburban Ballad by Peter Bland
• Prisoners Three by Frank Reid
• Lord She is one of Your Children by Lorna Clendon
• Poem [by Anton Vogt] by Anton Vogt
• Near a Growing Town by A. R. D. Fairburn
• 17 Days of Shopping by Mary Macpherson
• The Story of Wild Will Enderby by Vincent Pyke
• Brandygallism as a Psychological Concept by Brian Bell
• Botany Suburban Bay by John Gamby
• Through the way of the Philistines by C.E.R. Mackesy
• Auden in the Theatre by Ronald L. Meek
• Maoria: A Sketch of the Manners and Customs of the Aboriginal Inhabitants of New Zealand by Captain J. C. Johnstone
• Phantoms by J.C.B.
• A Woman in the Street by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Five Poems [by P. S. Wilson] by P. S. Wilson
• Concerning Snipers by Frank Reid
• Song by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Professor at the Mess Table by D. E. C. Mackay
• Let the People Sing by Anton Vogt
• The Silk Handkerchief: A Tale of a Round Tower by Captain R. Morgan Scott
• Passing Through San Guido by Charles Doyle
• Shakespeare by James K. Baxter
• The Danger to Humanist Education by D. N. Y. Olsen
• A New Zealand Courtship and Other Work-A-Day Stories by Elizabeth Boyd Bayly
• The Inspection by Frank Reid
• A South-Sea Siren by George Chamier
• Three Poems by John Caselberg
• Hellas by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Sapere Aude by Julius Mc.L. Hogben
• Declaration by Anton Vogt
• Ngamihi: or the Maori Chief’s Daughter by Robert H. Scott
• The Trouble with Lofty by Brian Bell
• Wheels Within Wheels by E. Badian
• The Flowers by A. R. D. Fairburn
• To A Woman On The Inter-Island Ferry by Charles Doyle
• Gardens At The Ford by Kirsty Northcote-Bade
• Verse Judgments [Spike 1941] by J.C. Beaglehole
• The Bridge by James K. Baxter
• Two Poems [by Lorna Clendon] by Lorna Clendon
• World Views of History by Pat Wilson
• Through The Way of The Philistines by C.E.R. Mackesy
• After by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Fulfilment of a Promise by A. S. Tonkin
• Davagti San Guido by Giosue Carducci
• Editor’s Note [in Experiment 10] by Renato Amato
• Three Poems [by W. H. Oliver] by W. H. Oliver
• Photographic Judgments 1941 by G. A. Eiby
• Everything is Possible to Will by Ellen E. Ellis
• The Story of Um Regab by N.B. de Lancy Forth
• Going to Jericho by M.B. McConaghy
• A Help to the Reading of Gerard Manley Hopkins by F. F. Miles
• Rhyme by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Max by Wilfrid Leicester
• Henry by John Gamby
• Our Mail Bag by Twenty Two
• Three Poems [by Lyster Paul] by Lyster Paul
• Kings and Queens by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Stalin-worship: Is it a Communist Cult? by Ronald L. Meek
• Henry Ancrum: A Tale of the Last War in New Zealand, Volume 2 by Joshua Henry Kirby
• Of Lies and Lying by C. Quentin Pope
• The Greenstone Door by William Satchell
• The Climb by James K. Baxter
• Night of the Earthquake by David Patterson
• Spring in Palestine by Charles Barrett
• Wellington by James K. Baxter
• For a Young Girl by A. R. D. Fairburn
• These Sea-Chained Islands by Albert Wendt
• The River by Douglas Stewart
• War to the Knife: Or, Tangata Maori by Rolf Boldrewood
• The Fall of Rome I by David Patterson
• Souvenir Hunters: Collecting Curios in The Firing Line by Frank Reid
• The Sun has Spread his Shining Wings by A. R. D. Fairburn
• November ‘43 by Maarten van Dijk
• Two Poems [by Mary Milne] by Mary Milne
• Homecoming in November by James K. Baxter
• Hymen in Nazareth by M.B. McConaghy
• A Landscape (Ovid) by R. B. Castle
• Twilight by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Realism by Bede Rundle
• Friendship by Beryl G. Osborne
• Sonnet Written During the Fighting in Ireland by J.C.B.
• The Gods Descend: The Story of a Sea-Side Store Keeper and his Unusual Fate by John Mansfield
• Sublunary Lovers by Maarten van Dijk
• Regimental Cooks by Frank Reid
• In The Hall of Sigurd by E. L. Palmer
• Launch to Kapiti by David Patterson
• Vicissitudes of Bush Life in Australia and New Zealand by Dugald Ferguson
• The Bishops Shoot a Godwit by Douglas Stewart
• Thinking About Hedgehogs by Kirsty Northcote-Bade
• Kowhai by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Through The Way of The Philistines by A.B. Paterson, C.E.R. Mackesy
• The Last Lecture by John Parkyn
• Wreck by Victor O'Leary
• Poem [unnamed poem by Anton Vogt] by Anton Vogt
• Becoming by Louis Johnson
• Victoria College [by Hubert Church] by Hubert Church
• [Untitled poem] by John Caselberg
• Cold June by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Dog by Norman Bilbrough
• The Confidence - Something-or-Other by R. W. Kerr
• Three Poems [by K. J. Hollyman] by K. J. Hollyman
• Victoria College [by Philip Grey] by Philip Grey
• A Judgment of Solomon by F. A. de la Mare
• The Adventures of George Washington Pratt by Vincent Pyke
• Desert Graves: Heroes of The Frontier by Frank Reid
• Ogdenash on Someone Like Saroyan by Anton Vogt
• An Old Woman by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Coming of the Legion by J. S. Barwell
• Twin Sons Were Born at the Eleventh Hour by Louis Johnson
• But The Sailor Will See Her Again Next Time by Murray Rowlands
• Parable for Spring by John Yelash
• Wings of Gold: A Week Among Poets by Bill Manhire
• In the Younger Land by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Spectre of the University Red by James Winchester
• A View of U.S.A. by Harold Miller
• “The Bayonet” by Albert Wendt
• The Pattern by G. W. Barlow
• When she Speaks by A. R. D. Fairburn
• “Evening” by Edith R. Davies
• The Men Of Maoriland by Gerardy
• Prose [Judgement in Spike 1946] by F. L. Combs
• Retreat by Manuel Lima
• Song at Dawn by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Time for Bed by Pat Wilson
• Professor Mackenzie’s Speech by [Professor Mackenzie]
• The Social Studies at Victoria College by H. C. D. Somerset
• Suicide by George Turner
• Prisoners of War by Frank Reid
• Verse [Judgement in Spike 1946] by Basil Dowling
• In Oxford by F. L. W. Wood
• Meeting by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Challenge Of The 5th May, 1934 by R. J. Larkin
• Science at Victoria College by P. W. Robertson
• Bethlehem and its People by M.B. McConaghy
• Camp Fires by Helen Frazee-Bower
• XIII by Alistair Campbell
• Change by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Number One; or, The Way of the World by Frank Foster
• The Man by Margaret Perrett
• Rest by Gerardy
• The Fifth Of May 1934 by F. A. de la Mare
• Personalities of Victoria College by G. W. Von Zedlitz
• XV: The Girl At The Library by Alistair Campbell
• Through the way of the Philistines by C.E.R. Mackesy
• Earth and Sea by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Coal Hulks, Wellington Harbour by Margaret Lloyd
• Perfect Before Practice by Pat Wilson
• The Goal by Eileen Duggan
• Epstein and His Christ—A Farce by Manuel Lima
• Saturday Night by Frank Ponton
• Confessions of a Camelier by Frank Reid
• Nightfall [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Sport at Victoria College by L. A. Tracy
• IV by Alistair Campbell
• Old Victoria College by F. P. Wilson
• Flowers of Love by J. O'Hagan
• Among The Hill Tribes by M.B. McConaghy
• Pagan Prayer by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Law and Victoria College by W. E. Leicester
• Ode by Seaforth Mackenzie
• VIII by Alistair Campbell
• Lavoleta by Manuel Lima
• Professor Sir Thomas Alexander Hunter by F. A. de la Mare
• Autumn Piece by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Authorship at Victoria College by I. A. Gordon
• Victoria College 1899-1934 by J. Rankine Brown
• The Fall of Rome II by David Patterson
• James K. Baxter Complete Prose. Volume 3 by James K. Baxter
• Of Poets by Twenty Two
• Oh! now ye’re far awa’ my Love by William Golder
• XII: For Bill Mabbett by Alistair Campbell
• Blind by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Spike Speaks by H. R. Bannister
• Tom Boots by Maurice Bagley
• The Flower of Clyde by William Golder
• Random Memories and Thoughts by H. H. Ostler
• The Heart of the Bush [annotated by Kate McKinstry] by Edith Searle Grossmann
• A Dead Sea Stunt by Taini
• Apple Trees by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Hapless Lover’s Soliloquy by William Golder
• “Redeamus in Tempora Prisca” by H. B. Kirk
• To Our Readers by D. Fulton
• Rifle and Tomahawk by Mona Tracy
• Sunflowers by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Donald’s Return by William Golder
• Early America — Early New Zealand by R. T. Robertson
• The Library [by Harold Miller] by Harold Miller
• Bird’s Eye View by Recco
• In the Beginning by Frank McGorm
• College Library by James Bertram
• The Seasons [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• A Scene at Glasgow College by William Golder
• Apocalypse by Ronald L. Meek
• In Memoriam—Professor Gould by C. L. Bailey
• Maori and Settler: A Story of the New Zealand War by G. A. Henty
• Mrs Lancaster’s Rival by Eleanor C. Price
• Ne Obliviscamur by Marjory L. Hannah
• Comal and Galbina by Captain R. Morgan Scott
• The Angel Isafrel: A Story of Prohibition in New Zealand (annotated by David Weir) by G. M. Reed
• “Kiddman’s” Happy End by Gerardy
• Sport 11: cover design by Brendan O'Brien
• The Old Bridge by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Hapless Lover by William Golder
• Portrait of a Gentlemen by Anton Vogt
• “Grey Veiled the House” by G. H. Datson
• A Foundation Professor Writes of the Early Years by Thomas Easterfield
• In Memoriam Mortalitate relicta vivunt immortalitate induti by H. B. Kirk
• A Mountain Fight by Gerardy
• Poem in Winter by W. H. Oliver
• Geoff Cochrane by DAMIEN WILKINS
• Fifty Years by F. A. de la Mare
• Essay in Criticism by Anton Vogt
• Release by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Old Old Lady... by Lorna Clendon
• From Abroad by Erica Wilson
• The Angel Isafrel: A Story of Prohibition in New Zealand by G. M. Reed
• Distant Homes: Or the Graham Family in New Zealand by Isabella E. Aylmer
• Will the Phoenix Rise by Lorna Clendon
• Modern “Mespot.” by F. L. McFarlane
• An Evening at Peyrot’s by Dorian Saker
• For us no More in Epic Encounter by Ian A. Gordon
• Wish by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Foreword [to Spike 1949] by T. A. Hunter
• A Registrar Looks Back by G. G. S. Robison
• Introduction to G. M. Reed’s The Angel Isafrel by David Weir
• An Incident in the Life of My Father;or,The Murderer Detected by William Golder
• A Nation Armed by Hubert Church
• In Memorium. An incident hitherto unrecorded by William Golder
• Langsyne Anticipated by William Golder
• The University of New Zealand by G. A. Currie
• An American Looks at New Zealand by Bill Pearson
• The Man with the Green Eyes by A. Kefala
• Return [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Dome Of The Rock by Charles Barrett
• The Death Warrant by William Golder
• A Song by William Golder
• Antipodean Horace. Liber I. Carmen IV. by Arthur Chorlton
• A Guest for Mrs Janison by Valerie Collins
• New Clubs by D. Donovan
• Work Of The “Mobile Vets.” by Taini
• We Four, and the Stories We Told by Henry Lapham
• Loss by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Bewail Lovitycuss by R. W. Kerr
• A Parable of Exploitation by Bill Pearson
• Palestine Past and Present: Second Article by Maitland Woods
• Moment by Hubert Witheford
• Literary Periodicals by J. Bertram
• The Quest by John Pilgrim
• An Acrostic by William Golder
• Byways of Love by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Under Pressure to Integrate: The Situation of Maoris in 1962 by Bill Pearson
• Documents or Phoney Photos? by John Pascoe
• The Progress of Sport by K. M. Phillips
• Hill Song by Gerardy
• The Mucker [continued from previous issue] by Edgah Wallop
• On Self Misery.—An Epigram by William Golder
• Orongorongo: A Tale of the Fairies by James F. Thompson
• Let us Make an End by A. R. D. Fairburn
• When I Was a Writer by Nigel Cox
• Frank Sargeson’s Stories by Bill Pearson
• Attitudes to the Maori in Some Pakeha Fiction by Bill Pearson
• When God Died by Michael Hulse
• The Persecution by C. A. Berendsen
• Poems of Ronsard by Arthur Barker
• Rhyme of the Dead Self by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Law at Victoria by E. K. Braybrooke
• Bill The Rager by Twenty Two
• Fan by Hubert Church
• The Lover’s Request by William Golder
• The Crystal Palace of 1851 by William Golder
• Macpherson’s Gully: A Tale of New Zealand Life by Reve Wardon
• Foreword [to Fairburn’s Collected Poems] by Denis Glover
• Capping by F. L. Curtin
• Fights in The Air by Recco
• O.E. Middleton’s Stories by Bill Pearson
• The Two Guides by William Golder
• Some Folk Singers and a Theologian by Dennis McEldowney
• The University of N.Z. as Publisher by I. Free
• A Mixed Performance by Bill Pearson
• Farewell To My “Steed.” by Trooper Bluegum
• England’s Hope by William Golder
• Scholarship by H. A. Murray
• Palestine Pests by Charles Barrett
• An Idea of History by Peter Munz
• A Patriotic Breathing.—An Ode by William Golder
• M.K. Joseph’s War Novel by Bill Pearson
• An Enigma by William Golder
• Bird’s Eye View by Recco
• Dragonfly by I. W. Davey
• Extravaganza by H. Williamson
• Penelope’s Song by Llewellyn Richards
• Home by Bill Pearson
• Meetings by Charles Doyle
• Song [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• La Plage by A I H Paterson
• Letter from F.T. Clere to Spike, 16.7.1918 by F.T. Clere
• The Mudlarks by Trooper Bluegum
• Stanzas, Extemporaneously Written on a Stormy Night, Dalserf, November 4, 1833 by William Golder
• The Metaphysic of Interestingness by James Witten-Hannah
• Religion in the University by H. Miller
• Sonnets for Helen, XLIII by Pierre de Ronsard
• Since that Zenophila by A. R. D. Fairburn
• H. Winston Rhodes by Bill Pearson
• Letter from A.B. Charters to Spike, 16.7.1918 by A.B. Charters
• Learning to Swim by A I H Paterson
• One Man One Trophy by H. S. G.
• The End by J. Slaverhoff by Erik Schwimmer
• Science at Victoria by L. R. Richardson
• The Stack-Room by Gordon Challis
• A Translation of an Episode in Ossian by William Golder
• Paikakariki.—A Sonnet by William Golder
• The Lark by Pierre de Ronsard
• The End by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Letter to Spike from Reg. V. Kay by Reg. V. Kay
• James K. Baxter, a Personal Memory by Bill Pearson
• Jocelin by Renato Amato
• Three Poems by Baudelaire by Hubert Witheford
• George F. Dixon by K. B. O'Brien
• The Age Of Chivalry by Twenty Two
• A Love Sonnet, Written for a Young Lady to Her Lover, to Whom She Soon After Got Married by William Golder
• An Ode on Manawatu by William Golder
• A Mullet in Luxor by David Burton
• The Lover Grows Old by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Kowloon by A I H Paterson
• To His Soul by Pierre de Ronsard
• Stanzas, Extemporaneously Written During the Egress of 1833, and the Ingress of 1834 by William Golder
• The Recognition of Reality by Bill Pearson
• Ein Feste Burg by Hubert Witheford
• The English Lesson by JO AITCHISON
• With the Machine Guns by N.W.H. Beaven
• Six Little New Zealanders by Esther Glen
• After-Times by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Wanderer by P. W. Robertson
• The Dying Infant by William Golder
• Freedom and Planning by John Money
• Girl with Landscape by Alistair Campbell
• Choice by A. R. D. Fairburn
• ‘Eaps of Earf by J.H.H.
• Winston Monk by F. L. Wood
• Antipodean Horace Ode XX. Book I by A. F. T. Chorlton
• The Room Next Door by John J. Boyd
• Prose Judgement by G. W. Von Zedlitz
• The New Zealand Survey; A Poem in Five Cantoes. With Notes Illustrative of New Zealand Progress and Future Prospects. Also the Crystal Palace of 1851; A Poem in Two Cantoes. With other Poems and Lyrics by William Golder
• A Conversation by Elizabeth Knox, Sara Knox
• Robert Orr McGechan by I. D. Campbell
• On the Choice of his Burial Place by Pierre de Ronsard
• LIGHTWORKS: 78 photographs by Bill Culbert by Bill Culbert
• Winds by A. R. D. Fairburn
• A Paraphrase of the 148th Psalm by William Golder
• The Reluctant Bushman by Bill Pearson
• The City in the Morning by Robin F. Patchett
• Plunket Medal by W. E. Leicester
• Verse Judgment by J. C. Beaglehole
• Concerning Mules by Taini
• Thomas Alexander Hunter by J. Williams
• Sweet Home by William Golder
• Recent Maori Writers by Bill Pearson
• Egmont by Hubert Church
• A Dockside Elegy by Charles Doyle
• Landscape with Figures by Alistair Campbell
• A Song by William Golder
• Invasion by Hubert Witheford by Hubert Witheford
• A Prelude For Contemporary Lovers by P. Wilson
• Answer to the Above by William Golder
• Sea-gulls From the Mountains by Charles Brasch
• Christmas Day by Trevor King
• Public Speaking by N. W. Bilbrough
• Ahmed: Interpreter by Twenty Two
• Green on Green by Russell Haley
• The Penitent’s Prayer by William Golder
• On Passing Two Ladies in Deep Mourning by William Golder
• Fair Weather by R. A. Knox
• Three Poems by Patrick Hayman by Patrick Hayman
• Time Past, Time Future by J. O'Hagan
• Construction Under Ward 8 by N. W. Bilbrough
• View of the City, In Oil by Kendrick Smithyman
• Concerning Quails by Charles Barrett
• Smoked Glass by Russell Haley
• The Young Bride by William Golder
• e. e. cummings by N. W. Bilbrough
• The Christian’s Joy by William Golder
• Love and Time by H. L. Fowler
• Verse and Prose Photography by Denis Glover
• Rythm Chance! by Nevenka Hegedus
• Translation of an Ancient Chaldee Manuscript, Found Near the Fish Ponds at Government House by William Lyon
• The Road to Bethlehem by Charles Barrett
• The Long Reign of Victoria by John Cody
• Unfathomed Depth by John Cording
• At the Fishing Settlement by Alistair Campbell
• On the Prospect of Non-Existence by N. W. Bilbrough
• Aims and Ideals by J. Rankine Brown
• Pageant by G. B. Lancaster
• The Pilgrim’s Home by William Golder
• A Parting for War.—A Song by William Golder
• Ecole Des Soeurs by Dorian Saker
• Sometimes the Hands of Children by Gordon Challis
• Concerning Field Troops by Taini
• A Course in Survival by Les Cleveland
• Three Translations by A.J. D. Barker by A. J. D. Barker
• Angela by John Cording
• Transient by E. M. Brisco
• Ode to the Rising Sun by William Golder
• Epitaph for an American Bomber by James Bertram
• Song to a lover by Niall McKenzie
• Communications by Gordon Challis
• Afternoon by Hubert Witheford
• The Sunken Island. A Maori Legend: Occurring Ere the Time of Captain Cook. by A. Hood.
• Reflections over a Lark’s Nest by William Golder
• Bird’s Eye Views by Recco
• Flexibility by E. M. Brisco
• Grief by John Cording
• New Building by I. McDowall
• The Fifth Elegy of Rainer Maria Rilke by Peter Dronke
• On a Meeting of Friends by William Golder
• The Poet’s Mantle and Mr Vogt by Hubert Witheford
• The Cross by J. R. Sadlier
• Figure by Roy T. Murphy
• Husband and Wife by Rowley Habib
• Advice by W. H. Oliver
• Tempest by Hubert Witheford
• A Dinner Hour Reverie by William Golder
• Philosopher Dick: Adventures and Contemplations of a New Zealand Shepherd by George Chamier
• Army Sketches by A.B. Paterson
• A Likeness by William Golder
• [poems by Charles Doyle] by Charles Doyle
• Sketches of a Childhood by Rowley Habib
• The Rope by R. A. Knox
• Causerie on Translation by Erik Schwimmer
• Nightfall [Maurice Shadbolt] by Maurice Shadbolt
• To a Mountain Daisy by William Golder
• The Seventh Day by James Minogue
• [poems by Jocelyn Henrici] by Jocelyn Henrici
• The Staff of Life by S.M. Ghoreyeb
• A Fine Morning by William Golder
• Film Societies in New Zealand by T. H. Qualter
• [poems by James K. Baxter] by J. K. Baxter
• Epitaph by Hubert Church
• Two Imaginative Landscapes by Peter Bland
• Hunted by G. M. Reed
• Colonial ‘County’ by Bill Pearson
• Aerial Photography by Recco
• And the Greatest of These by Mark Richards
• Past Students by G. F. Dixon
• [poems by John Cody] by John Cody
• An Old Bachelor’s Soliloquy on his First Honeymoon by William Golder
• New Departure by W. H. Oliver
• The Prodigal Son Remembers by Peter Bland
• Sea Change by James K. Baxter
• September in The South by Gerardy
• Fretful Sleepers: A Sketch of New Zealand Behaviour and Its Implications for the Artist by Bill Pearson
• Blues by Max Winnie
• Ode to the Southern Hemisphere by I. A. Gordon
• Stanzas On Hearing of the Sudden Demise of Mr. G. Copeland, on May 22, 1866, Aged 65 Years by William Golder
• Night in Tarras by James K. Baxter
• The Prodigal Son by Peter Bland
• Poem at Morning by Rhys Pasley
• I Will Make Your Limbo... by W. H. Oliver
• My Lady by C. H. Taylor
• Boxer Comes to School by Mary Roberts
• Inside and Out Recent Short Fiction by Douglas Standring
• Buy “Smad” and Keep Up-to-date by O. A. E. Hughan
• A Self-Exacting Writer by Bill Pearson
• Elsie by Patricia Burns
• Passing a City House by Kirsty Northcote-Bade
• The Leader by Katherine O'Brien
• Lines On Hearing of the Demise of Dr. F. Logan, R.N., May 24, 1862, Aged 84 by William Golder
• Concerning Mr Porter by James Minogue
• Tangimoana: A Tale of Coromandel Peninsula by James F. Thompson
• At the Cavern Mouth by Hubert Witheford
• The Hungry Lambs by Eve Kitchener
• Boys on Islands by Nigel Cox
• Procne Unpartnered by Manuel Lima
• The New Palestine by Rachel Gordon
• John Guthrie by Bill Pearson
• Why Writers Stop Writing by James K. Baxter
• Relating to Records by Taini
• Rosy Crotchet by David Mitchell
• Nothing by Marilyn Adcock
• On Pride.—An Epigram by William Golder
• A Tribute to the Memory of Friendship by William Golder
• Youth’s Objection by N. W. Bilbrough
• Philiberta: A Novel by Thorpe Talbot
• The Counterfeit Seal: A Tale of Otago’s First Settlers by R. N. Adams
• Furphies by Frank Reid
• The Seasonless by W. H. Oliver
• A Woman Taking Home Rose Bushes on a Corporation Bus by Frederick Parmee
• The Phoenix and the Crow by J. K. Baxter
• Geordie’s Return by William Golder
• Realization by N. W. Bilbrough
• Jenny Comes to School by Eve Kitchener
• Heat by Elizabeth Knox
• Elegy for Bob Crusoe by Elizabeth Allo
• The Hollow Heart by Frederick Parmee
• Incantation by Godfrey Wilson
• Social Science by J. R. McCreary
• Foreword [to Fretful Sleepers and Other Essays] by Bill Pearson
• The Christian’s March by William Golder
• Marionette Theatre by Barbara Thompson
• Palestine Past and Present: Third Article by Maitland Woods
• The Motor Car by Les Cleveland
• Kinneret (Lake Tiberias) by F M Auburn
• Answers by E. Entrican
• Electioneering.—A Song by William Golder
• Before the Jubilee by Brian Sutton-Smith
• The Ferris Wheel by Andrew Johnston
• Weir House by C. G. Hubbard
• Timothy Gets Ready by Eve Kitchener
• Fretful Sleepers and Other Essays by Bill Pearson
• An Epigram on Ambition by William Golder
• The Call by Frank Reid
• The Setting Sun by William Golder
• Jack the Ripper by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Law at Victoria [in The Spike 1961] by B. D. Inglis
• Untitled Poem [by Jack Frances] by Jack Frances
• [Letter to the Editor of Spike, September, 1906] by J. W. Joynt
• “For Father’s Sake,” or A Tale of New Zealand Life by Alie Kacem
• Father and the Girls by Katherine Mansfield
• Dominion by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Life and Work of the University by Tony Reid
• The Weather Clock by Ruth Dallas
• Army Sketches 2: A General Inspection by A.B. Paterson
• Eheu Fugaces! by Seaforth Mackenzie
• All Serene! by Katherine Mansfield
• Northern Crossing of Tararuas by S. Moore
• Vera Figner by Hubert Church
• Christmas Song by Gerardy
• Real Fiction by Gregory O'Brien
• Dickey Barrett: with his ancient mariners and much more ancient cannon! At the siege of Moturoa: Being a realistic story of the rough old times in New Zealand, among the turbulent Maoris, and the adventurous whalers, ere settlement took place. by A. Hood
• A Bad Idea by Katherine Mansfield
• In the Shadow of the Bush: A New Zealand Romance by John Bell
• Full Fathom Five [poem] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• “Finish” by H. S. G.
• Larceny by R. J. Maconie
• A Day at Oxford by Arthur Chorlton
• Ode on Metaphysical Thought by Hubert Church
• Apocalypse: Ngauranga by A W Peterson
• A Man and his Dog by Katherine Mansfield
• Snap Happy by Mark Amery
• Army Sketches 3: In a Hospital by A.B. Paterson
• Essay on the Higher Learning by James K. Baxter
• Future by Mark Richards
• The Doves’ Nest by Katherine Mansfield
• Yes Please Gentlemen by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Sun Shining Out by William Golder
• The University of New Zealand [Lecture by Professor T. A. Hunter] by Professor T.A. Hunter
• The Seventh Day by Taini
• Poem For A Castillian Gentleman by Gordon Challis
• Heron by Mark Richards
• Raromi, or, the Maori Chief’s Heir by A. A. Fraser
• To a Millionaire by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Some Questions I Am Frequently Asked by Bill Manhire
• Sport 30: cover design by Brendan O'Brien
• She Tide by Mark Richards
• The Effects of Good Government, or the Happy Change by William Golder
• Raromi or The Maori Chief’s Heir by A. A. Fraser. A Temperance Novel with a Twist by Craig Parker
• [Three Blues] by James K. Baxter
• Remembered Cowardice by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Six Years After by Katherine Mansfield
• The Cruise of the “Pelican” by Charles Barrett
• Changed Skies by Philip Grey
• Unicorn by Jack Frances
• The Valley Of Death by Trooper Bluegum
• Raromi or The Maori Chief’s Heir [annotated by Craig Parker] by A. A. Fraser
• The sun and the city by Mark Young
• Lines For a Rebel by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Daphne by Katherine Mansfield
• Oedipus Rex by John Ross
• My Name is Staedler by Jim Horgan
• Old Bob’s Dogmas by J.H.H.
• Brace by Luke Strongman
• The Beautiful Girl by Gordon Challis
• Mr. and Mrs. Williams by Katherine Mansfield
• Biochemistry at Victoria by R. Truscoe
• from “Motel View” by Forbes Williams
• Dhow Woman by Jim Horgan
• Answer to the Lover’s Invitation by William Golder
• Powdered Palestine by Taini
• Weak Heart by Katherine Mansfield
• Sunday in the Park by P. G. Bland
• Shakespeare on Film by Arthur Everard
• The Land of the Lost by William Satchell
• Revenge: A Love Tale of the Mount Eden Tribe by John White
• Own by Ian Matheson
• Widowed by Katherine Mansfield
• Death Of A Saint by Gordon Challis
• General Allenby’s Triumph: How The Turks Were Smashed by H. S. G.
• The Classicist by Gordon Challis
• Does the Mathematician Transcend God? by Michael Heine
• A Retrospective Reverie by William Golder
• Preface [to the 1938 reprinting of The Last of the Lost] by Charles Bathurst Bledisloe
• Timely Warning by Robert Thompson
• At Home in the Dark by Ian Wedde
• The Kingdom Of Cards by Gordon Challis
• Past and Present by Gerardy
• The Horses Stay Behind by H. S. G.
• The Pet Show by School Publications Branch
• Again a Night Wind Breeding Sighs by P. G. Bland
• Does God Transcend the Mathematician? by M. J. Cresswell
• The Tears Of An Almost Christian by Phillip Knight
• Such a Sweet Old Lady by Katherine Mansfield
• A Desperate Case by William Golder
• Last Laugh by A W Peterson
• Tunes For Bears To Dance To by Owen Marshall
• The Naming of Parts: Owen Marshall and the Short Story by Vincent O'Sullivan
• The Conquering Pilgrimage by Gerardy
• Mosaic by P. G. Bland
• The Birthday Party by Peter Ireland
• Simple Sonnet Of The Passion by Phillip Knight
• Honesty by Katherine Mansfield
• Writing with Issa by RICHARD VON STURMER
• James K. Baxter Complete Prose. Volume 4 by James K. Baxter
• Listening to Jazz by Ian McDonald
• Peter Black—War Photographer by Lara Strongman
• The Lonely Man.—A Song by William Golder
• Pomp and Circumstances—Peter Black’s Brass Band by Emma Bugden
• Wop - Wop by Nevenka Hegedus
• The Brigade Orderly by Taini
• Shalom by Sandra Raphael
• The Love Letter by William Golder
• Letter at the Close of Winter by Peter Ireland
• Shall We Say We are Free? by Mary Thompson
• Susannah by Katherine Mansfield
• Collected Poems [of A. R. D. Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Red And Black by J.H.H.
• Life A Dream? by Nevenka Hegedus
• Landscape by Jules Riding
• A Summer Night by R. Amato
• Sport 18: cover design by Brendan O'Brien
• The Black Seal by William Golder
• Second Violin by Katherine Mansfield
• Wikitoria, the Way to My Heart by Harvard Hollenberg
• The Plutocrats [1937] by Ronald L. Meek
• Auld Jamie Waft.—A Song by William Golder
• Canon by Margaret O'Shea
• Cricket Ball Physics by Charles Pearse
• Two Voices are There by Leslie Lipson
• Wholeday by Trevor Reeves
• The Bushman’s Harvest Home by William Golder
• Look Again by Lucy Alcock
• Crisis Life in London by A. T. S. McGhie
• Two Rounds by Suzanne Harper, Natalie Griffin
• New Zealand’s Industrial Development by Peter Hampton
• Parting by Trevor Reeves
• Is it Music? by R. J. Maconie
• Judgements by W. J. Scott
• Fugue by Suzanne Harper
• Purpose and Style in Classics by H. A. Murray
• The Doves’ Nest and Other Stories by Katherine Mansfield
• The University, Its Publications and the World by W. S. Mitchell
• Wild Honey by Alan Brunton
• Building Inattention by Jim Barr
• Miniature Fantasia by Mayme Chanwai
• Music for Murder by John Charles
• Should I Presume by Robert Thompson
• Coprosma by J. W. Dawson
• Frank Melton’s Luck, Or, Off to New Zealand by Thomas Cottle
• The Proposed Women’s Hostel by Margaret E. J. Wallis
• Painting the Shed by School Publications Branch
• Act I - Ballade by John Charles
• The Fair Emigrant’s Fate by William Golder
• High Room by Robert Thompson
• Parting by Emma Ward
• In Moving Pictures by Neil Pardington
• Colonial Courtship of 1841 by William Golder
• A Tragedy in Black and White and Other Stories by N. G. Temple
• Sweet Gegenschein by Dennis List
• Poem [by Suzanne Green] by Suzanne Green
• Catalogue by H. M. Sansum
• A Problem of English Grammar by Donald Anderson
• Le Pèlerin by Jillian Ballinger
• Another Modern Medical Miracle by Dennis List
• A Ramble Through the Parry Report by Diana Picton
• Notes on a Poetic Language by Joanna Margaret Paul
• The Pastry Baker by William Golder
• Head or Hat? by Elizabeth Smither
• The Hole in the Wall by J.H.H.
• Breakfast Scene by Peter Bland
• The Fly by Katherine Mansfield
• Truth by Hubert Church
• The Place Where They Live by Gregory O'Brien
• Tiny Signals on Paper by Bernadette Hall
• Taking the Veil by Katherine Mansfield
• A Married Man’s Story by Katherine Mansfield
• Emma Ward by Seaforth Mackenzie
• The Family Album by Peter Bland
• The Canary by Katherine Mansfield
• Captivated by Rebecca Wilson
• An Autumn Evening by A. F. T. Chortlton
• Lest We Forget: An Introduction to Robert Noble Adams’ The Counterfeit Seal: A Tale of Otago’s First Settlers by Jennie Leadbeater
• Summer Flight by James Lawrence
• The Well by A. Kefala
• Point and Counterpoint by Willow Macky
• The Doll’s House by Katherine Mansfield
• The Counterfeit Seal: A Tale of Otago’s First Settlers [annotated by Jennie Leadbeater] by R. N. Adams
• A Poor History of Good Photography by Blair French
• Main Currents in Recent New Zealand Literature by Mark Williams
• Over The Hills, and Far Away: A Story of New Zealand by C. Evans
• Introduction to the Doves Nest and Other Stories by John Middleton Murry
• Stop Inside the Sun by Alan Brunton
• New Zealand Minstrelsy, Containing Songs and Poems on Colonial Subjects by William Golder
• My Fair Lady by Wilbur Skeels
• The Angry Young And One Other by Peter Bland
• Pan in Karori by Ruth Gilbert
• Editorial [for Spike 1961] by Llewellyn Richards
• A Cup of Tea by Katherine Mansfield
• The Vikings: An Immorality Play in Two Spasms [1939] by Ronald L. Meek
• Graduation Day by Robert Stout
• Suburban Sunset: Revisiting Sites by Gavin Hipkins
• Not with a Bang by Gordon Burt
• Brigitte Bardot by Peter Bland
• The Story of the Union Building by J. D. A. Hercus
• Honeymoon by Katherine Mansfield
• Buying a corset with my mother by Elizabeth Smither
• “The Tempest” With Wood and String by Barbara Thompson
• The Crank by Polly Plumar
• The Little Governess by Katherine Mansfield
• Empty House by A. R. D. Fairburn
• From the Persian by Alistair Campbell
• A Strange Friendship: A Story of New Zealand by C. Evans
• Mihawhenua: The Adventures of a Party of Tourists Amongst a Tribe of Maoris Discovered in Western Otago, New Zealand by R. H. Chapman, Gilbert Rock
• Awaken The Bandycruet by Polly Plumar
• Going to Lissadell by Fiona Farrell
• Sympathy by Quentin Barr
• Revelations by Katherine Mansfield
• Epitaph for a Trilogist by A. R. D. Fairburn
• 1914 by Charles Spear
• The Home by Lois Hunter
• Morning with my grandmother by Ingrid Horrocks
• The Escape by Katherine Mansfield
• Aniphony For A Marble by Michael Heath
• Death of Hylas: Nymphs’ Song by Alistair Campbell
• Wheat in the Ear by Louisa Alice Baker
• Grif: A Story of Colonial Life by B. L. Farjeon
• Winter Night [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Prose Judgments [Spike 1943] by H. Winston Rhodes
• A Strange Friendship: A Story of New Zealand (annotated by Anne Brown) by C. Evans
• Visiting my Parents’ Houses by Mary Macpherson
• Lissea Vara by B. E. F. S. Collin
• Love in the Night by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Here and There: Translating Arkadii Dragomoshchenko by Evgeny Pavlov
• Introduction to Charlotte Evans’ A Strange Friendship: A Story of New Zealand by Anne Brown
• Coming of Spring by Alistair Campbell
• Love Scenes by Sara Knox
• Why I Chose To Kill Syboth by Michael Heath
• Hollywood Above All by Ronald L. Meek
• Only touch me with your eyes by Laurence Fearnley
• A Big One! by Alan Brunton
• Suicide Was On His Lips... by Paul Protheroe
• Wandering Scholars by Erik Schwimmer
• The Morepork by Basil Dowling
• The Eternal Female by Louis A. Johnston
• The Hitch by Michelle Arathimos
• “Cappicade” by F. A. De La Mare
• The Boy Colonists by E. Simeon Elwell
• Deserted Farmyard by A. R. D. Fairburn
• “Distant Point” and the Soviet Theatre by Ronald L. Meek
• Today’s Umbrage
• Spring in Roxburgh by Basil Dowling
• The Other Night I Dreamt, Of All Things, About My Owning A Lawnmower Of My Own One Day
• Talking Tectonics by Vana Manasiadis
• Wireless Masts by Margaret Lloyd
• On Entering a New Abode by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Wilbering Hides by Polly Plumar
• Lullaby by J. Cameron Smith
• Home Guard by Anton Vogt
• [A warning came] by Jenny Bornholdt, Ralph Hotere
• Poem [by E. W. Entrican] by E. W. Entrican
• cellist by Diana Bridge
• Betty Dean by Breton Dukes
• Moby Dick on Darwin Harbour by Laura Kroetsch
• The Revenge by A. R. D. Fairburn
• University Ideals in India and Burma by P.W. Robertson
• I Only Miss You When I’m Hungry by Charlotte Simmonds
• Julius Caesar by Polly Plumar
• The Comic by J. Cameron Smith
• Hollywood and Parnassus by G. W. Turner
• Is Your Book Really Necessary? by Stephen Stratford
• [Untitled] by Richard Killeen
• A Figure at the Window by W. H. Oliver
• I disengage myself by Emily Dobson
• Landscape with Figures by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Magnolia Tree by Hubert Witheford
• Shadow at Evening by John Sadleir
• Etiquette for a Dinner Party by Sue Orr
• Birthday in Hospital by Gordon Challis
• Editorial Rebels in tradition by Niel Wright
• The Wind Blows by Katherine Mansfield
• Epitaph For a Public Man by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Judge and the Artist by Breton Dukes
• The Fire Engine by School Publications Branch
• Up by Therese Lloyd
• Only A Few by Nevenka Hegedus
• Failure by Les Cleveland
• Psychology by Katherine Mansfield
• For the Gravestone of a Politician by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Press ESCAPE to Cancel by Bruce Connew
• Pictures by Katherine Mansfield
• The Record Cover. Romeo and Juliet by Peter Bland
• That Sweet Torture by R. T. Murphy
• College Notes: Letter to Spike from P. Martin-Smith by P. Martin-Smith
• On a Georgian Lady Poet by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Words by Hubert Witheford
• A Christmas Cake In Four Quarters [annotated by Ashlee Nelson] by Lady Barker
• Playtime by School Publications Branch
• The Man Without a Temperament by Katherine Mansfield
• The Killer by Breton Dukes
• Empire State Building by David Beach
• Lake Seen Through Pine Branches by Hubert Witheford
• The Cherry Orchard by John Dawick
• Lunar Eclipse by D. P. Jones
• Big Business and the Universities by H. J. Laski
• Running Dog: The Poetry of Ken Bolton by Gregory O’Brien
• Introduction [to A Christmas Cake In Four Quarters] by Ashlee Nelson
• Salient on Parade by N. T. Clare
• The Empty Country by W. H. Oliver
• For A Conersation by Elizabeth Allo
• Lost Femme For Sale Or Not? by Michael Heath
• Frau Amsel’s Cupboard by Tina Makereti
• Mr. Reginald Peacock’s Day by Katherine Mansfield
• Here’s the Nose and Here’s the Belly by Matthew Boyd Goldie
• Breaking In by L. Sullivan
• The Rationalist by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Lull by Peter W Wilson
• Verse Judgments [Spike 1943] by W. J. Scott.
• After the Party by R. Amato
• Sun and Moon by Katherine Mansfield
• Famous Writers: No. 34 by Ann Mallinson
• Christos Angelopoulos You Can’t Have Your Coke and Eat It Too by Gregory O'Brien
• Pacific Review by Mary B. Boyd
• Reminders on Footwear by Gordon Challis
• [My Dear Mr. Sullivan (replied Gilbert)] by P. D. Gilbert
• Sweet on the Comedown by Emma Hislop
• Niemeyer by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Fish Stories by Thomas Lynch
• Blue Peter by James K. Baxter
• Cloudburst by Peter W Wilson
• Novels and Novelists by Katherine Mansfield
• Basic Course by Robin Patchett
• Processing Jerusalem by Tony Beyer
• Feuille D’album by Katherine Mansfield
• Street Scene by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Window-Watching by R. Amato
• Running to the Ghost Town by Victoria Cleal
• On Being Picked Up by Elizabeth Knox
• The Wedding At Kapapa by Jack Richards
• Midwinter: The Junction by John Gamby
• Mr W. S. Brook by John Carrad
• Victor by C.K. Stead
• A Dill Pickle by Katherine Mansfield
• A Christmas Cake in Four Quarters by Lady Barker
• On a Democratic Representative by A. R. D. Fairburn
• A Place of Our Own by Fiona Mitford
• … and We All Discuss Cocteau Films by Charlotte Simmonds
• Song For a Woman by A. R. D. Fairburn
• XXX by Peter Mirams
• Ever So Maybe by A. L. Wendt
• A Memory by A. L. Wendt
• A Week of Talk by Amy Howden-Chapman
• II by Peter Mirams
• I Am Alive and You Are Dead by Kate Camp
• Tapu [poem] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• We Take Vacations by Melissa Day Reid
• Going Under by Anna Horsley
• What Is and What Should Be by F. L. Combs
• [Untitled poem by Pauline Vella] by Pauline Vella
• Night Song by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Maui by Kirsty Northcote-Bade
• Poem [unnamed poem 2 by Pat Wilson] by Pat Wilson
• The Otorhinolaryngologist by Andrew Johnston
• The Mechanic by Pauline Vella
• Tragedy of the Commons by Pip Adam
• Land’s Edge by Kirsty Northcote-Bade
• No Dream But Life: James K. Baxter’s Spark to a Waiting Fuse and Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings by Gregory O'Brien
• A Naked Girl Swimming by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Gluck by Seaforth Mackenzie
• Peter in Blunderland. A Dialectical Fantasy in Two Negations [1945] by Ronald L. Meek, W. B. Bland
• Editorial [in Experiment 4] by Peter Bland
• Where Love May Pass by Pat Wilson
• For Mother Living
• Holmwood, or, The New Zealand Settler: A Tale by William Henry Giles Kingston
• from Inland by Lawrence Patchett
• Disquisition on Death by A. R. D. Fairburn
• ‘65 - The sour side
• [short story by Neil Mountier] by Neil Mountier
• The Creation by R. W. Kerr
• Potona or Unknown New Zealand by J. H. L.
• Matinée
• Good and Ill by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Physics and Reality by J. M. Ziman
• Ever at All by Ashley Conland
• Y as X by Mary Macpherson
• Thin Partition by Gordon Challis
• Milton [poem] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Chez Greffier by D. Saker
• Containment
• River by Mary Macpherson
• The Black King by Gordon Challis
• Starling by Elizabeth Knox
• The Builders [poem] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Hine-Ra, or The Maori Scout: A Romance of the New Zealand War. by Robt. P. Whitworth
• Morbid Tales by Sharlene Wright, Sheryll Wright
• Short Grass by Kerry Popplewell
• Wild Love by A. R. D. Fairburn
• A warning came... by Jenny Bornholdt, Ralph Hotere
• Poems by Katherine Mansfield by Katherine Mansfield
• A Nation of Officials by A. R. D. Fairburn
• A Preface For Philosophers by C. Q. Pope, W. E. Leicester
• Vesper by Hubert Church
• People do that by Gigi Fenster
• A Farewell by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Insane Murder by Sharlene Wright, Sheryll Wright
• Somebody Say Something by Gregory O'Brien
• when we fly we are all homeless by Kerrin P. Sharpe
• The Wowser in the Woodpile by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Love Poem for a Geek on Dixon Steps by Airini Beautrais
• The Cave by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Editorial [in Experiment 7] by Mark Young
• when a crayfish could feed 6 men by Kerrin P. Sharpe
• [Untitled] by Mary McFarlane
• The Incendiary Eve by Paul Protheroe
• Seife aus Paris by Annie Saumont
• 1 hair taller than an exhibition by Kerrin P. Sharpe
• Grasping the Nettle by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Antoinette by Frances Samuel
• [Review of The Phoenix] by H. R. Bannister
• Beatnik 1960 by Michael Hattaway
• Poem [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Poem [by Tipu] by Tipu
• The First Months by P. I. Wilkinson
• Victoria College? by Hubert Church
• The Enchantment of the Sea by Hubert Church
• Sic Transit by J. P. Lindsay
• The Woman Problem & Other Prose by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Superphosphate by Brent Kininmont
• The third or fourth morning with you by Alice Miller
• Praeteritio by P. Michael Campbell
• Yahoo, Yankees by Tipu
• Dreams by Heni Anata
• Love Song by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Small Revolutions by Brent Kininmont
• Death in Ignorance by J S Hales
• At Lake Tekapo by Sarah Jane Barnett
• Hubert Church by F. A. de la Mare
• Picasso by Richard J. M. Shaw
• Epithalamium [Fairburn poem] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Chichevache by Amy Brown
• Time and Tide by J. F. Thompson
• The Song Of The White Heron by Richard J. M. Shaw
• Working in the Public Library by Tipu
• The Sky is a Limpet (a Pollytickle Parotty) by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Well Known and Well Loved by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Poets’ Progress by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Clerihew
• peace be to shallow graves by Kerrin P. Sharpe
• Craigielinn by F. E. Renwick
• Performance by Morgan Bach
• Karl by Charles Spear
• Sonnet in an Unknown Language and Variations on a theme
• Song at Summer’s End by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Travels in New Zealand : with a map of the country by Alexander Marjoribanks
• Tikera; or, Children of the Queen of Oceania by Sygurd Wiśniowski
• (Part Of) The Life-History Of Shurple by Dennis List
• A Dislocated Note in the Sunny North by Professor Kirk
• talk about Knocknagree by Kerrin P. Sharpe
• A New Zealand Poet by A. R. D. Fairburn
• To an Expatriate by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Amphigouri
• Spoken English by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Free Poemz
• Mr Pyrites by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Pictures From the Floating World by Brent Kininmont
• Morte Conjucti by Thorpe Talbot
• Beggar to Burgher by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Where to go by Rata Gordon
• Hitch by Brent Kininmont
• Mrs Meek and Mrs Munt
• My Imaginary Journey by A. R. D. Fairburn
• In Vita Non Disjunctia by Vincent Pyke
• Promised Land by Charles Spear
• [Untitled poem by Julie Brook] by Julie Brook
• Culture & Anarchy in Late Democracy by Lee Posna
• What Life Means to Me by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Being Born by Rata Gordon
• The Fallen by A. R. D. Fairburn
• James K. Baxter Complete Prose. Volume 2 by James K. Baxter
• [Untitled poem by Kathy Lutton] by Kathy Lutton
• The sun is shining in Great Baffin Land by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Karl [poem by Charles Spear] by Charles Spear
• I’m Older than You, Please Listen by A. R. D. Fairburn
• cups live together by Johanna Aitchison
• The Temple of Academos by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Homecoming by Charles Spear
• La Belle Dame Sans Merci by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Kapiti Island Welcomes Back the Girl and Her Mother by Lynn Davidson
• Note on the Text [of Tikera; or, Children of the Queen of Oceania] by Dennis McEldowney
• From the house where he took her life by Johanna Aitchison
• The also-ran by Chris Price
• [The bell tolls four...] by Alexander Marjoribanks
• Introduction [to Tikera; or, Children of the Queen of Oceania] by Dennis McEldowney
• Terms of Appointment by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Academic Freedom by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Portrait by Charles Spear
• Imagining Ageing. Reimagining Ageing by Erik Kennedy
• Uncles Three by Esther Glen
• Thinkers Unite: Until by Alan Cocker
• Anzac, Gallipoli by H. D. Skinner
• Ironing shirts by Elizabeth Smither
• Olympian Nights [1938] by Ronald L. Meek
• How to be a Magician by E. S. Andrews
• Americo-Anglican by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Death is a City by Alan Cocker
• The Refugees and Us by J. Meltzer
• Blood and Mind by Lee Posna
• On a Promising Politician by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Corruption of Taste by A. R. D. Fairburn
• When Adam Delved by John Wiledes
• Love for the Loveless by J R Boyes
• Fantasie Impromptue by Catherine Crosse
• A Line of Questioning by Erik Kennedy
• Silk by Geoff Cochrane
• Louis by Inga Clendinnen
• The Demagogue by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Arts are Acquired Tastes by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Rose Too Rose by Lee Posna
• The Farmer’s Funeral by Peter Bland
• On the eve of my 53rd birthday by Tim Upperton
• Song Of A Madman by Colin Walsh
• Poem [unnamed poem 1 by Pat Wilson] by Pat Wilson
• Sketch-plan for the Great New Zealand Novel by A. R. D. Fairburn
• A Maori Maid by H. B. Vogel
• Before, Again and Now by James Hunter Capie
• Blue Cap by Thorpe Talbot
• Red Roses for Me by Ronald L. Meek
• The culture industry by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Editorial [for The Spike 1954] by T. H. Hill
• In Revolutio by Dennis List
• The Woman to her Lover by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Gilbert Bogle [memorial] by F. A. de la Mare
• Saturday 6 O’Clock Train by Gordon Challis
• The Monster by Sugar Magnolia Wilson
• White Hood: A Tale of the Terraces by Vincent Pyke
• Sophistry III by J. C. P. Williams
• When lovers leave by Tim Upperton
• Champion! A Dramatic Dialogue by Dennis List
• Laughter [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Poetry in New Zealand [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Blind Worm by Bendoon
• Captain Allan MacDougall [memorial] by G. H. Scholefield
• Keys to Success by Nick Ascroft
• There are no Neutrals in Hell by Ted Willis
• A gift of spotted tights by Elizabeth Smither
• 2 Bird poems by Dennis List
• The Power and the Glory by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Conversation with my Uncle by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Pigeons’ Parliament; a Poem of the Year 1845. In Four Cantos, With Notes. To which is added Thoughts on the Wairarapa, and other Stanzas by William Golder
• White Hood and Blue Cap: A Christmas Bough with Two Branches by Thorpe Talbot, Vincent Pyke
• To A Young Lady From A Position of Hopeless Disadvantage by John Gamby
• William Beynon Austin Quick [memorial] by H. F. von Haast
• Mount Ruapehu by R. L. Oliver
• Any Poet to his Mistress by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Distillation by Dennis List
• Taking Root by Tim Corballis
• The Poet’s Progress [review] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Picture Gallery by Peter Bland
• onions by Tom Fitzsimons
• Memories by H. H. Ostler
• From Loch Fyne with love by Kirsten Le Harivel
• The Wahine Disaster by Max Lambert
• Saturday Morning by School Publications Branch
• Now [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Sonnet of Brotherhood by R. A. K. Mason
• To E. Expostulating on an Arrangement of Shakespeare’s Sonnets by Lorna Clendon
• The Lure of the East by Peter Munz
• Child Alone by Angela Sears
• Christian Union [1909] by A. D. Brodie
• Out of the dark by Harold Jones
• Leafy Bliss by Robert Crawford
• The Estuary by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Concerning Sartre by H. H. Rex
• The Fall by Lorna Clendon
• Song for a Girl by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Extracts from Soldiers’ Letters by R. St. J. Beere
• Bedazzled by Nuns by Elizabeth Smither
• Hockey [Mens, 1909] by A. D. Brodie
• Pup Art by Sugar Magnolia Wilson
• The Road to Hell by Amy Howden-Chapman
• The Ants by John O'Shea
• To the Editor [from Arthur Fair] by Arthur Fair
• The Scholars by W. B. Yeats
• The Gleaming by Peter Alcock
• Night swimming by Kirsten Le Harivel
• Logos by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Early in the Morning by School Publications Branch
• The Old Stone House by W. H. Oliver
• [Editorial in Experiment 3] by Don Jamieson, Keith Walker
• Nietzsche by Roland Powell
• Tom Janie by Tim Corballis
• Victoria College Officers’ Training Corps by R. St. Beere
• To the Editor [from H. D. Skinner] by H. D. Skinner
• After Death by R. A. K. Mason
• Song by Kendrick Smithyman
• New Attitudes in New Zealand Poetry by E Schwimmer
• The Ships of Tarshish: A Sequel to Sue’s Wandering Jew by Fairburn, Edwin
• Debating Society [1909] by Robert Kennedy
• Pacific Review 2 by Mary M. Boyd
• For an Amulet by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Sculpture of Henry Moore by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The universe is just by Rob Egan
• Carmen vii by A. F. T. Chorlton
• Valerius Flaccus as a Poet by E Schwimmer
• Law & Common=sense by Arthur Fair
• Dentist by Jessica Todd
• Lebanon by Charles Brasch
• Women Students’ Debating Society [1909] by Amy E. Currie
• Shingles by Rae Varcoe
• The Evaporation of Social Democracy by Hubert Witheford
• Europe 1945 by A. R. D. Fairburn
• About Frances Hodgkins by A. R. D. Fairburn
• What Was the West? by Simon During
• Sweet cheek by Kirsten Le Harivel
• Song [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Run rabbit by Helen Heath
• Frank Leward: Memorials by Charles Bampton
• Artist and Common Man by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Inland Roads by Tom Weston
• Correspondence [between W. Hart Smith and W. H. Oliver] by W. H. Oliver, W. Hart Smith
• Ismailia by F. L. G. West
• The Encounter by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Notes on Etiquette by Sarah Laing
• Afterthought on an Art Exhibition by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Eva from the Tyre Factory by Nigel Cox
• Onsen by Kirsten Le Harivel
• The Pisan Cantos by Hubert Witheford
• Shaking hands by Charmaine Thomson
• Nucleators by Max L. Chapnick
• Inaugural Ode on the V.C. Officers Training Corps by General de Bility
• To Daphnis and Chloe in the Park by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Thunder in the Oaks by Peter Alcock
• After the Dark by Helen Shaw
• Bad for your health by Charmaine Thomson
• France by Quentin Barr
• In Enemy Territory by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Wanaka Holiday by Basil Dowling
• Solitude by A. R. D. Fairburn
• MacGuffin by Chris Tse
• The Heart of the Bush by Edith Searle Grossmann
• Walker by Jessica Todd
• Mahoe Leaves by Thomas Moser
• Tancredi by Charles Spear
• Chorus One by Peter Alcock
• trick or treat by Chris Price
• A Rolling Stone Vol. III by Clara Cheeseman
• Carmen XXXVIII. by Arthur Chorlton
• Christoph by Charles Spear
• Dispossession by Peter Alcock
• Carmen V. by Arthur Chorlton
• Diary Notes, 1946 by E. Schwimmer
• Sea-Wind and Setting Sun by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Teach me tonight by Charmaine Thomson
• Anne Boleyn by Sugar Magnolia Wilson
• The Eclipse of the Market by George Fraser
• Surf: Recent Works by Julian Dashper by Robert Leonard, Stuart McKenzie
• That Summer by Jo McNeice
• Carmen XXX. by Arthur Chorlton
• Haunted sestina by Cath Vidler
• Noon Song by A. R. D. Fairburn
• He Rests. He Has Travelled by Peter Alcock
• A six foot scowl by Charmaine Thomson
• Anarchism In New Zealand by Lorna Clendon
• Epitaph by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Glee Club [1909] by George H. Gibb
• The Convent by Marcel Bisiaux
• The Toll of the Bush by William Satchell
• Killing an Elephant by Murray Bail
• Ship Cove; Queen Charlotte Sound by Hubert Church
• aye ready ready by Kerrin P. Sharpe
• The Actor by Albert Camus
• Tom’s a-Cold [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Background to a Magazine by Hubert Witheford
• A Sonnet, Written on a Blank Leaf of Henry Kirk White’s Remains by William Golder
• On a Bacchic Poet by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Näiade (Rebikoff op. 15, No. 1) (For X.M.H.) by J.C. Beaglehole
• Heartache All Around by Johanna Emeney
• Tennis by B. M. O'Connor
• Over The Hills, and Far Away: A Story of New Zealand (annotated by Anne D. Brown) by C. Evans
• The New Countries by Eileen Duggan
• Facing the Empty Page by Elizabeth Nannestad
• Jack and Jill by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Stanzas to Mrs. Col. R******n by William Golder
• S.U.D.S. by R. O. McGechan
• The Secret of the Sphinx by Chas. Quentin Pope
• Women’s Outdoor Basketball Club by June Scott
• Introduction to Charlotte Evans’ Over the Hills and Far Away: A Story of New Zealand by Anne Brown
• Observational Drawing by Anna Livesey
• from Crossing Over by Tom Weston
• Mr. G. W. Von Zedlitz by F. A. de la Mare
• A Thoughtful View by William Golder
• Unfurled by Gem Wilder
• A Lovers’ Dialogue by C. G. Watson
• Poets in the News: John Milton and William Golder in Early Wellington by Brian Opie
• On My Shoulders by Johanna Emeney
• A Romance of Lake Wakatipu by Robert Carrick
• Kowhai Poem by A. R. D. Fairburn
• A Journalistic Incursion by F. A. de la Mare
• A book is a way of tidying the mind by Anna Livesey
• The City Of The Dead by C. G. Watson
• What’s Wrong With The University Student Of To-day? by G. G. G. Watson
• Deep South by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Unreturned by J.C. Beaglehole
• p | q or alternative denial by Faith Wilson
• Rugby at Victoria by J. B. Trapp
• On Passing a Beautiful Young Lady by William Golder
• Nightfall [E. L. Palmer] by E. L. Palmer
• That was just a dream by Jo McNeice
• Christmas Shopping by School Publications Branch
• A Second Christ? by Albert Wendt
• To a Fiend in the Wilderness by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Night Fancies by J.C.B.
• Historical Review of the Men’s Hockey Club by Ivor Ting
• Italian Poetry 1990 by Grant Duncan
• Trinervate by Hubert Church
• The Pious Passman’s Creed by H. W. Allen
• The Wanderer [John Platten] by John Platten
• Athletics by F. W. Duckworth
• The Enchanted Garden by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Lady Well’s Narration. by William Golder
• Grande Chatelaine by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Running with My Father by Sarah Jane Barnett
• Cricket at Victoria by John Carrad
• A School of Education by F. L. Combs
• Literature in New Zealand and Australia by W. F. Ward
• A Sonnet, Written on a Blank Leaf of Dermody’s Harp of Erin by William Golder
• I’m out for dead presidents to represent me by Faith Wilson
• Happiness to Mrs Flanagan by Lily Trowern
• Fair Helen’s Dirge by William Golder
• Atlas by Ruth Upperton
• The Many-chequered Thing by Renato Amato
• To an American Tourist at Whakarewarewa by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Hand, Head and Heart: An Introduction to Edith Searle Grossmann’s The Heart of the Bush by Kate McKinstry
• I am the Dark by Helen Shaw
• Reflection on the Recollection of First Hearing ‘William Tell’ Overture (Arr. for Military Band) Played at the Age of Nine by the Royal Artillery Band in the Band Stand at the Auckland Exhibition 1913 by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Maiden’s Lament by William Golder
• Seascape by N. W. Bilbrough
• Beginnings and Endings by Bill Pearson
• Bedtime Story by Peter Bland
• The lantern light by Ruth Upperton
• The Reform of The University of New Zealand by S. G. Culliford
• Blake on War and Hunting by Pat Wilson
• Ward 1. by N. W. Bilbrough
• The New Fascism by J.C.B.
• Waihoura by W. H. G. Kingston
• And the cows they are all orphans by Ruth Upperton
• Perseverance by Frances Samuel
• 2000, A.D. by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Elegy 1944 by James K. Baxter
• Conversation Piece by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Fragment by N. W. Bilbrough
• E. M. Forster by Gordon S. Orr
• The Gardener by Frances Samuel
• Fragment by Mark Young
• Theory of Art by Geo W. Turner
• The Secret Maiden by A. R. D. Fairburn
• A Great Lady by F. A. de la Mare
• The New Recklessness by Julie Nevett
• Watching a Horse Eat Weeds by Virginia Were
• To a Literary Joker, on Another by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Street by Mark Young
• War Poem by Anton Vogt
• Our V.C. Hero by H. L. Chisholm
• Couples Therapy by Johanna Emeney
• Progress by Jane Arthur
• Courting by Renato Amato
• Centennial Meditations by J.C.B.
• As Man to Man by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Unemployment Unmasked by A. McGhie
• The Weather Tomorrow by Tony Beyer
• All tall women by Hannah Mettner
• An Ode to Mary by William Golder
• Poem Addressed to Mr Robert Lowry on the Occasion of the Birth of his Fourth Daughter by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Victoria Yesterday, To-day, To-morrow by H. R. Bannister
• Poem [by Colin Bell] by Colin Bell
• Sex Examination by Anton Vogt
• A Sonnet, Written by the Wayside, with a Pencil by William Golder
• Sex dream by Hannah Mettner
• An Epigram on Friendship. by William Golder
• Story [by N. W. Bilbrough] by N. W. Bilbrough
• Walking on my Feet by A. R. D. Fairburn
• 27 Sportigraphs by Alan Knowles
• The Library [by H. G. Miller] by H. G. Miller
• Isthmus by Brent Kininmont
• Siegfried Eichelbaum by F. A. de la Mare
• Stanzas Extemporaneously Written During the Egress of 1832, and the Engress of 1833 by William Golder
• Crucifixion by Mel Stone
• The Rakehelly Man by A. R. D. Fairburn
• White Hart Lane by James Brown
• Blue World by Irene M. Cornes
• Music [by Frederick Page] by Frederick Page
• V.U.C.Z. Collection No. 85: Cook Strait by L. R. Richardson
• A Translation of an Episode in Ossian by William Golder
• Beyond Red Rocks by James Brown
• Underground by Claire Orchard
• To A Past Love by Mark Young
• Lunch-Hour Concert by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Weir House by W. H. Oliver
• Yennerdale by L. M. Puckridge
• Legal Education in The University by E. K. Braybrooke
• An Epigram on Niggardliness. by William Golder
• Mirror by Mark Young
• On an Intellectual by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Marjory Hannah (née Nicholls) by Eileen Duggan
• Legendary creature by Claire Orchard
• Some Trends of Thought Within the Student Christian Movement by Denzil Brown
• Research in N.Z. History by J. C. Beaglehole
• Gods Had Feet of Clay by Renato Amato
• Hymn of Peace by A. R. D. Fairburn
• In Retrospect I by H. B. Kirk
• Dry Season by Barry Mitcalfe
• Why should I... by Koenraad Kuiper
• Some V.U.C. Composers by F. J. Page
• Untitled [by John Parkyn] by John Parkyn
• My Pretty Maid by A. R. D. Fairburn
• In Retrospect II by D. K. Picken
• The story of S, or the problem of forgetting by Giovanni Tiso
• A Rolling Stone Vol. II by Clara Cheeseman
• Utu: A Story of Love, Hate and Revenge (annotated by Vicki Hughes) by Tua-O-Rangi
• StanzasExtemporaneously Written On a Stormy Night,November, 4th. 1833. by William Golder
• In the very earliest time by Frances Samuel
• Man’s Tenure of The Earth by Keith Buchanan
• The Admonition by James K. Baxter
• Vending Machine by Frances Samuel
• A Small Town Event by Ingrid Horrocks
• In Retrospect III by J. S. Tennant
• To A Still-Born Hero by Renato Amato
• Away From It All by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Introduction to Margaret Bullock’s Utu: A Story of Love, Hate and Revenge by Vicki Hughes
• The Slipway by Richard Packer
• The Classics and Redbrick by H. A. Murray
• Pasticcio by F. D. McAven
• Latter-Day Love-Song by A. R. D. Fairburn
• In Retrospect IV by F. P. Wilson
• Utu: A Story of Love, Hate and Revenge by Tua-O-Rangi
• Comments by James Brown
• from The Invisible Mile by David Coventry
• Accommodation and Population by J. Williams
• Against Things Being What They Are by Louis Johnson
• By Passion Driven: A Story of a Wasted Life by Gilbert Rock
• The New New by Renato Amato
• When the “Spike” Was Very Young by F. A. De La Mare
• Cupid by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Literary Society Notes by A. St. C. Murray-Oliver
• boogie nights by Faith Wilson
• Kumutoto by Phyllis M. Quinlan
• Weir House by D. G. Jamieson
• Gold Goes Platinum by Bill Manhire
• The Story of Wild Will Enderby [annotated by Melani Waanders] by Vincent Pyke
• Le cooking show by Anna Jackson
• The Sound of Summer by James Lawrence
• Students of Other Lands by John A. Brailsford
• Laughter [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Egoist at the Afternoon Tea Table by Simon Pure
• Procesh by R. O'Rourke
• To a Poetess by William Golder
• The Story of Wild Will Enderby: An Introduction by Melani Waanders
• Boarding House by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Good Advice from Invercargill by F. G. Hall-Jones
• My First Hit by Bill Manhire
• A roman cooking show by Anna Jackson
• The Debating Society by K. B. O'Brien
• The Maze by Antonietta McGrath
• Soviet Youth Parade, 1945 [film review] by A. A. Murray-Oliver
• Extravaganza by G. I. Rich
• Introspection by John Parkyn
• An ex-Editor’s Memories of the Future by Julius Hogben
• Modern Love by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Bridle songs by Bill Manhire
• Internationals in Sport by John Carrad
• Sport in the University Community by E. A. Woodfield
• The Cross of Soot by Albert Wendt
• Other Voices Other Rooms by Truman Capote [book review] by John Mansfield
• Elegy at Month’s End by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Dramatic Club by G. H. Datson
• Erotic Snowdome by James Brown
• Stanzas, to a Young Poet by William Golder
• Shanghai cooking show by Anna Jackson
• Seaforth Simpson Mackenzie by F. A. de la Mare
• The Noise of Battle by Conrad Bollinger
• This Vehicle Kneels on Request by Johanna Emeney
• Editor’s Note [in Experiment 8] by John Fowler
• Foreward [to Past Students’ Section] by H. H. Ostler
• Student Pranks by G. W. Turner
• Glum Summer by A. R. D. Fairburn
• A Country School by School Publications Branch
• An Epigram on the Lazy Man. by William Golder
• Limbo by Antonietta McGrath
• My Body is a Snowdome by James Brown
• Chant for Ritual by Louis Johnson
• The Mucker by Edgah Wallop
• Ko Méri, or, A Cycle of Cathay: A Story of New Zealand Life by Jessie Weston
• Fr. Francis Hugh Walsh by Rev. Fr. N. H. Gascoigne
• Nineteen Years of Student Journalism by Alec McLeod
• Not Understood [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• The Sugar Loaf At Nelson by Kirsty Northcote-Bade
• Where is Timothy? by School Publications Branch
• The Ghost by C. G. Watson
• Sir Alexander Howat Johnstone by F. A. de la Mare
• Out on the Tops by R. J. Smithies
• The Brown Wiggle by James Brown
• Catholic Students’ Guild by B. M. O'Connor
• The Impetuous Lover by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Poem About Who by Louis Johnson
• Giant Gulps by Brent Kininmont
• A Bouquet for Victoria by Ian Henning
• Cook by Hubert Church
• Sunday by Peter Bland
• ‘Not easily put on paper’: Robin Hyde’s The godwits fly by Patrick Sandbrook
• The County [poem] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Judgement by Conrad Bollinger
• Sole by Pauline Plumar
• Beethoven by Seaforth Mackenzie
• Typography & the great New Zealand pop-up poetry canon by Alan Loney
• Smooth by Claire Orchard
• Friday Night and Monday’s Mourning by Peter Bland
• Shadows on the Snow: A Christmas Story by B. L. Farjeon
• The Travels of Hildebrand Bowman, Esquire, into Carnovirria, Taupiniera, Olfactaria, and Auditante, in New-Zealand; in the Island of Bonhommica, and in the Powerful Kingdom of Luxo-Volupto, on the Great Southern Continent by Hildebrand Bowman
• Note on the State Literary Fund by A. R. D. Fairburn
• [poems by John Boyd] by John Boyd
• Death in Newspaper by Pauline Plumar
• Actaeon by Bernadette Hall
• Ode [by Pauline Plumar] by Pauline Plumar
• In Splendid Glory by James Hunter Capie
• ‘Mulgan, Marris, Schroder’: Repudiating the literary establishment by Lawrence Jones
• Red Lake by Morgan Bach
• A Respected Member of the Community by James Hunter Capie
• A Short Note from Brother Erasmus in London by Claire Orchard
• But There Will Be Day by C. G. Watson
• Bob Lowry and the Pelorus Press, 1945-53 by Peter Hughes
• Lie of the Land by James Meffan
• On R.A.K. Mason by A. R. D. Fairburn
• [poems by Gordon Challis] by Gordon Challis
• The only lady photographer by Marty Smith
• The Disadvantages of Being Dead by A. R. D. Fairburn
• from Dear Neil Roberts by Airini Beautrais
• Photographic Criticism [in Spike 1938] by J. T. Salmon, H. A. McDonald
• The Time of the Tree by John Boyd
• Leaves and flowers of gold: The art and craft of Eleanor Joachim, 1903-1914 by Margery Blackman
• With the Lost Legion in New Zealand by G. Hamilton-Browne
• Arpeggio in Mobile ... Call to Blindness Jan. ‘65. by Margaret Mason
• Now that You’ve Found the Way, You Must Come and See us Again by A. R. D. Fairburn
• A Leaf from a Fly-book by Seaforth Mackenzie
• Football [1914] by Ivor Davey
• Conserving The East India pilot by Jocelyn Cuming
• [poems by Arthur Baker] by Arthur Barker
• How to do just about anything by Bill Nelson
• [untitled poem by Jonathan Cloud] by Jonathan Cloud
• Oh —! Oh Hang! by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Prose [Judgement in Spike 1938] by Alan Mulgan
• The Peoples Voice by G. W. Barlow
• [untitled poem by Blair Peach] by Blair Peach
• Long and short by Rachel Bush
• the seafarer by Bernadette Hall
• Haiku by Uther Dean
• Verse [Judgement in Spike 1938] by G. W. von Zedlitz
• The Lady of the Hill by George Rae Hutcheson
• Attila of the Antipodes; or, The Mad Hatter’s Tea-Party: The publishing history of Edith Lyttleton (G. B. Lancaster) in the 1930s by Terry Sturm
• Footnote to Matthew X, 29 by A. R. D. Fairburn
• [untitled poem by Margaret Mason] by Margaret Mason
• [poems by Peter Bland] by Peter Bland
• The Lost Legion by Rudyard Kipling
• To Poets, Forty and Over by Charles Doyle
• Maori Oral Tradition Meets the Book by Jane McRae
• Ena, or the Ancient Maori by George H. Wilson
• The Win by James Purtill
• Battle of the Vegetables by Claire Orchard
• Coal Comfort by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Poetical Manifesto by Jonathan Cloud
• Letter from Hubert H. Daniell, 22.1.1918 by Hubert H. Daniell
• Refugees by Charles Doyle
• Aversion to print? Māori resistance to the written word by Danny Keenan
• Qui êtes-vous vraiment M. Meryon? by Vincent O'Sullivan
• Recreations for Solitary Hours, Consisting of Poems, Songs and Tales, with Notes by William Golder
• A Rolling Stone Vol. I by Clara Cheeseman
• The Ends of Man by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Letter from Hubert H. Daniell, 17.4.1917 by Hubert H. Daniell
• In our Tent by James Purtill
• Homogenized by Dennis List
• Light Work for Idle Hands by Charles Doyle
• Tampering with the sacred text: The second edition of the Māori Bible by Peter Lineham
• A Morning’s Visit To Kype’s Cascade by William Golder
• Political Science [Fairburn] by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Why Do Sonnets Have 14 Lines? by Graham Bishop
• Pigeons by Claire Orchard
• Part I by Jonathan Cloud
• A Piece of Mud [letter to the editor] by Hubert Heine
• Sir George Grey and his Book Collecting Activities in New Zealand by Donald Kerr
• Tadpoles by James Purtill
• Still Life by Michelle Baker
• The Tourist by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Dr Gully’s Cold Water Cure by Claire Orchard
• Mark Pirie’s ‘Excellent’ Adventure by Andrew Johnston
• Holiday by Gordon Challis
• To my Butcher by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Hungry by Morgan Bach
• [poems by Charles Doyle] by Charles Doyle
• Villanelle by John Boyd
• The 105 Per Cent Loaf by A. R. D. Fairburn
• University Reform: A Plea for True Education by Geo. T. Saker
• My Dearest Emma, by Claire Orchard
• The Parsons by Holly Painter
• Teddy Boy by John Boyd
• Matchless Beauty by A. R. D. Fairburn
• At the Camp by School Publications Branch
• Though Inland Far We Be by Mary Pumphrey, Mary E. Pumphrey
• Autumn Wind by Victor O'Leary
• Annie’s Writing Box by Claire Orchard
• “Act of God” by Barry Mitcalfe
• Emily Bathurst; or, at Home and Abroad by The Wife of a Clergyman
• Preface [to A Book in the Hand] by Dennis McEldowney
• Darwin’s First Reader by Claire Orchard
• Letter from P. A. Broad, 18.2.1918 by P. A. Broad
• Manna by Holly Painter
• Song of the Open Road by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Taranaki: A Tale of the War by Henry Butler Stoney
• [three untitled poems by Adrienne Young] by Adrienne Young
• [Poems by E. W. Entrican] by E. W. Entrican
• [untitled poem by Hubert Witheford] by Hubert Witheford
• Bliss by Katherine Mansfield
• Three poems [by H. Witheford] by H. Witheford
• University Reform in New Zealand by Professor Von Zedlitz, Professor Hunter, Professor Laby
• Hours and glasses by Amy Brown
• Beeb and Us by Jane Blaikie
• The Liberal: Last Phase by Anton Vogt
• [Poems by W. H. Oliver] by W. H. Oliver
• Mr. Drob by Dennis List
• What Frightens Most by Louis Johnson
• Je Ne Parle Pas Français by Katherine Mansfield
• Orange plastic mug by Amy Brown
• Is Life Worth Living by Julius McL. Hogben
• Poem on the Advantages of Living at the Remuera End of the North Shore by A. R. D. Fairburn
• 50 ways to meet your lover by Tracey Slaughter
• To Freud by Tessa Malcolm
• Idyll by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Bells by Louis Johnson
• Gratiana by E. Schwimmer
• Prefatory Notes [to The Spike: or, Victoria College Review Capping Carnival 1922] by P. B. Broad
• The Hon. Mrs Tweedscantie by A. R. D. Fairburn
• It’s complicated by Maria MacMillan
• For a Girl Comrade by Ronald L. Meek
• The Kiss by Louis Johnson
• Love Poems by Alistair Campbell
• [untitled poem by Kaylene Andrew] by Kaylene Andrews
• Prelude by Katherine Mansfield
• [Letter to the editors of Sport] by Dennis McEldowney
• The right equipment by Amy Brown
• The Little Fishes by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Verse Judgments [Spike 1942] by Allen Curnow
• [three untitled poems by Janice White] by Janice White
• Bliss and Other Stories by Katherine Mansfield
• Darwin’s Billiard Table by Claire Orchard
• Two thieves by Ruth Upperton
• Poetry [introduction by Charles Fennel] by Charles Fennel
• Dreams by Louis Johnson
• Ikon by A. R. D. Fairburn
• In the Library with Darwin’s Red Notebook by Claire Orchard
• Moving Pictures (photographs) by Peter Black
• Photographic Judgments [Spike 1942] by G. Perry
• [Eulogy for] Harry Borrer Kirk by E. A. de la Mare
• [seven untitled poems by Rosemary Randall] by Rosemary Randall
• The Children by Louis Johnson
• God Bless the Electric Shaver, Friend of Man by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Early morning on the Sand-walk, Down House, March 1857 by Claire Orchard
• Aunt Marxengels by Ronald L. Meek
• [two untitled poems by Adrienne Young] by Adrienne Young
• As it was in the Beginning by Julius McL. Hogben
• The Murderers are Amongs us by W. H. Mabbett
• The Music Teacher by Louis Johnson
• Nelson by Hubert Church
• In Spite of Them
• Poeta Nascitur Non Fit by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Prose Judgments [Spike 1942] by H. Winston Rhodes
• The lonely crow by Ruth Upperton
• Umbrefarce by Brian Bell
• I Want to Torpedo You by Erik Schwimmer
• The Bars and Gripes by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Intimations of Imortality by Peter Curnow
• Lark by Damien Wilkins
• Introduction to Maori Poetry by Sir Apirana Ngata
• Philosophy For Beginners by A. R. D. Fairburn
• No Hugging, Some Learning: writing and personal change by Damien Wilkins
• Sycophantic Syncopation (An Experiment) by Peter Curnow
• Books by Damien Wilkins
• Bluestocking by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Power by Ronald L. Meek
• Die Pelzenaffen by Charles Spear
• Found Poem by Rae Varcoe
• James K. Baxter Complete Prose. Volume 1 by James K. Baxter
• Thoughts at Night by Peter Curnow
• Fly by Peter Curnow
• Lifeguard by John McAuliffe
• An interview with Maurice Gee by Colleen Reilly
• Salient 1942 [review] by J.C.B.
• Political Jotting by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Memoir, with Electrodes by Damien Wilkins
• Jazz—Our Meat or Our Poison by A. C. Moore
• Carmen XI. by Arthur Chorlton
• The Sea by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Henry Ancrum: A Tale of the Last War in New Zealand, Volume 1 by Joshua Henry Kirby
• The New Zealand Constitution Act [1852]: together with correspondence between the Secretary of State for the colonies and the Governor-in-Chief of New Zealand in explanation thereof by New Zealand Government
• The Golden Notebook by Damien Wilkins
• A Small Rip by Melissa Day Reid
• Reading art, looking at books, watching screens: Learning to read in a 15th-century prayer book, learning to read today by Elizabeth Eastmond
• Problems For the Physicist by E. O. Hall
• Reason by Pauline Plumar
• Carmen IX. by Arthur Chorlton
• The Blind by Helen Shaw
• Quo Vadis? Random Thoughts on Christianity by A. McGhie
• Euphues by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Addis Ababa by Sarah Jane Barnett
• Our Educational System by F.A. De la Mare
• The Byron of Burnside and the Nag’s Head Press by Noel Waite
• Some Footnotes to a Previous Article by B. Sutton-Smith
• The Leaf by Nena N. Newall
• Legend by Cherry Lockett
• Noah’s Ark by Blair Peach
• Valedictory Observations by Hugh Mackenzie
• Spring Madness by D. J. Donald
• Still Here by Anna Taylor
• On a Bachelor Bishop by A. R. D. Fairburn
• Printing in colonial New Zealand: An insular history? by Roderick Cave
• [poems by P. S. Wilson] by P. S. Wilson
• Inquiry by Peter Curnow
• The Cadi’s Seat by Hubert Church
• Prayer for a Wanderer by Cherry Lockett
• Names by Amy Brown
• Literary [judgement in Spike 1936] by J.C.B.
• Mr Fairburn to his Bibliographer by A. R. D. Fairburn
• [unnamed poem by Lorna Clendon] by Lorna Clendon
• Up the Garden Path: Janet and John Revisited by Anne Else
• Suddenly At Sunset by Peter Curnow
• On A Verandah by J. R. Hervey