A.H. & A.W. Reed, Wellington, 1965. Reprint. Inscription on title page.
Good second-hand condition with DW.
In her first book, A River Rules My Life, Mona Andeson described, in facinating detail, the pattern of modern day-to-day life on one of New Zealand's great high-country sheep stations. In this new book, The Good Logs of Algidus, she writes the history of the station.

The strength of Mona Anderson's writing is in her warmth, her sense of humour, her sincerity, and her utter lack of affectation. The Good Logs of Algidus is also a historical work of real merit, an authoritive and accurate record of a century of social development.

- from the dust jacket.