New Zealand material in the nineteenth-century papers of the British House of Commons falls into two main categories, the first relating specifically to the affairs of New Zealand, and the second, contained in the more comprehensive intercolonial papers, relating not only to New Zealand, but to other colonies as well. Examples of the first kind are the Select Committee reports of 18377F 131838, 1840 and 1844 (Irish University Press New Zealand Vols 1 and 2): the Select Committee reports of 1836 and 1837 on Aborigines in British Settlements, where the native inhabitants of New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and Canada are treated of side by side, provide good examples of the second kind (Irish University Press Aborigines Vols 1 and 2). The subject list which follows contains all the nineteenth-century papers relating specifically to New Zealand but not those which treat of other areas as well. The intercolonial papers have been arranged by Irish University Press in such subject sets as Anthropology 7F 13 Aborigines; Colonies 7F 13 General, and Emigration. -- Publisher's catalogue.