Sketch of Otago, From the Initiation of the Settlement, to the Abolition of the Province: With a Rec

"A Sketch of Otago" provides a detailed historical overview of the Otago region of New Zealand, from its initial settlement to the abolition of its provincial status. Authored by James M'Indoe, this meticulous record chronicles the significant events that shaped Otago's development. The book features a chronological arrangement of historical milestones, offering readers a clear understanding of the region's evolution.

Included are comprehensive statistical and comparative tables, providing valuable insights into Otago's economic and social progress. This historical account serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of New Zealand, particularly the Otago region, and its early economic and social structures.

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