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Notes on correspondence between James McNeish and Airini Woodhouse regarding his book "The Mackenzie Affair'

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DescriptionJames McNeish wrote a biographical fictional account of sheep stealer Jock Mackenzie's life and trial.
These typed notes appear to be a summary of his correspondence with Airini Woodhouse, a grand daughter of George Rhodes, who disputed some of the points in the book.

Copies of the book 'The Mackenzie Affair' are available to loan.Date1974SubjectBiographyEarly SettlersCrimeAuthorsAccess to OriginalRestricted due to condition- please contact us to discuss.

Copies of the book 'The Mackenzie Affair' are available to loan.

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PersonJames MackenzieAirini WoodhouseTaiko TorepeGeorge RhodesPlaceBlue CliffsLevels Mackenzie District

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Notes on correspondence between James McNeish and Airini Woodhouse regarding his book "The Mackenzie Affair'