Maps collected by Herries Beattie

Map of the Murihiku area including Awarua and the Mataura River, annotated 'Copied from Captain J L Stokes' Chart, 1850-1, by W.H.S. Roberts 18-11-1910'

Typewritten letter and sketch map of area near Washdyke, from Alex F.M. Paterson, 8 October 1945

Rough copy of 'Sketch plan of Native Reserve No. 12 Alfred Wills Surveyor 23 Nov 1848' copied by Herries Beattie, 26 January 1937

Rough copy of 'Native Reserve No. 14 surveyed by A. Wills 9 December 1848' copied by Herries Beattie, 26 January 1937

Sketch map of the Otago Peninsula, annotated 'W.A. Taylor, July 1934'

Sketch map entitled 'Coast East (Otago)' including place names from Tokomairiro to Tokata

Sketch map of the Otago Peninsula, annotated 'W.A. [Taylor], April 1936'

Sketch map of the Otago Peninsula, annotated 'Copied by W.A. Taylor Mar 1936 from old M.S. map of Taiaroa'

Fragment of sketch map marking stones near Waikaia on the Mataura River, possibly marking an urupā (burial ground)

Rough sketch map of the Mackenzie Country showing 'the pioneer runs and also some of the newer runs'

Photograph of drawing made by an unidentified Māori on 31 March 1865 depicting the crossing through the Main Divide by Brownings Pass, annotated by W.A. Taylor and Herries Beattie

Rough sketch map of the Christchurch area, including Ōtākaro, annotated 'W.A. Taylor'

Rough sketch map, annotated 'Watercourses at Christchurch by W.A. Taylor'

[Moa-Hunter Campsites in South Otago and Southland] [cartographic material].

[Map of South Island showing Maori names: Copied from Maori Map ... / by James Herries Beattie]. Sheet 3.

[Map of South Island showing Maori names: Copied from Maori Map ... / by James Herries Beattie]. Sheet 2.

[Map of South Island showing Maori names: Copied from Maori Map ... / by James Herries Beattie]. Sheet 1.

Letter, 12 April 1915, from James White, to Herries Beattie, including rough sketch plan of area near Wyndham

Typewritten copy of 'Condensed extracts from Shortland Diaries' and sketch map signed by A.F.M. Paterson, 8 October 1945