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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Torrance Police Department dates to May 23, 1921, when city trustees appointed Ben Olsen as city marshal and, shortly thereafter, hired Byron Anderson as night watchman. The efforts of these men were devoted to dealing with thieves, keeping the peace, and declaring war on speedsters. From such humble beginnings, the Torrance Police Department has grown into the fourth largest municipal law enforcement agency in Los Angeles County. Its position as the anchoring police force of the South Bay section of the county and its reputation as an innovator in crime fighting have been firmly established over time. Today, with a total of 242 sworn and 100 support personnel, the highly regarded Torrance Police Department serves more than 142,000 inhabitants in 21 square miles." The Torrance Police Department dates to May 23, 1921, when city trustees appointed Ben Olsen as city marshal and, shortly thereafter, hired Byron Anderson as night watchman. The efforts of these men were devoted to dealing with thieves, keeping the peace, and declaring war on speedsters. From such humble beginnings, the Torrance Police Department has grown into the fourth largest municipal law enforcement agency in Los Angeles County. Its position as the anchoring police force of the South Bay section of the county and its reputation as an innovator in crime fighting have been firmly established over time. Today, with a total of 242 sworn and 100 support personnel, the highly regarded Torrance Police Department serves more than 142,000 inhabitants in 21 square miles. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Pastoral Care, Auckland writer John Prins gives us nine clear-eyed, witty and beautifully written stories centred on daily life in twenty-first-century Aotearoa New Zealand. On the shores of Lake Pukaki; in kitchens, bedrooms and Lego-strewn living rooms; at school events; walking the dog, pushing a buggy, or stuck in traffic with a child kicking the back of the drivers seatPrins blends wry humour and emotional depth to illuminate the dark gulf between youthful dreams and the reality of adult obligations.John Prins reinvigorates the tradition of social realism in New Zealand short fiction, investing character, scene and dialogue with a distinctive, engaging voice. Often moving, frequently funny, and always relatable, Pastoral Care marks the arrival of a bold new voice in New Zealand fiction.Pastoral Care is the second title in the Landfall Tauraka Short Stories series, following Pretty Ugly by Kirsty Gunn. In Pastoral Care, Auckland writer John Prins gives us nine clear-eyed, witty and beautifully written stories centred on daily life in twenty-first-century Aotearoa New Zealand. Often moving, frequently funny, and always relatable, Pastoral Care marks the arrival of a bold new voice in New Zealand fiction. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Soft cover. Condition: Fair. Photography John Visser, John Leroy and Dr Gerbus Muller (illustrator). A plastic cover is stuck on the book stuck down to the inside covers with clear tape, untidy inscription on the first page.

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4to (28x19 cms), 268 pages, tables, sketch maps, charts : 26 papers on the need for a taxonomy of health in African therapeutics covering medical systems, decision-making, modifying medical culture & practice throughout the continent, all in English (one in Fench) with a final section on Issues & Findings; thin card covers vg SCARCE isbn 0080281346 africa general african medicine african health systems african therapeutics african doctors hospitals.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Pastoral Care, Auckland writer John Prins gives us nine clear-eyed, witty and beautifully written stories centred on daily life in twenty-first-century Aotearoa New Zealand. On the shores of Lake Pukaki; in kitchens, bedrooms and Lego-strewn living rooms; at school events; walking the dog, pushing a buggy, or stuck in traffic with a child kicking the back of the drivers seatPrins blends wry humour and emotional depth to illuminate the dark gulf between youthful dreams and the reality of adult obligations.John Prins reinvigorates the tradition of social realism in New Zealand short fiction, investing character, scene and dialogue with a distinctive, engaging voice. Often moving, frequently funny, and always relatable, Pastoral Care marks the arrival of a bold new voice in New Zealand fiction.Pastoral Care is the second title in the Landfall Tauraka Short Stories series, following Pretty Ugly by Kirsty Gunn. In Pastoral Care, Auckland writer John Prins gives us nine clear-eyed, witty and beautifully written stories centred on daily life in twenty-first-century Aotearoa New Zealand. Often moving, frequently funny, and always relatable, Pastoral Care marks the arrival of a bold new voice in New Zealand fiction. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: Good Plus. Soft cover. 128 pages. Front cover has a minor stain. Clean & tight. No inscriptions. Dispatched ROYAL MAIL FIRST CLASS with TRACKING next working day or sooner securely boxed in cardboard, ref OHLRS. Gambit International Theatre Review. Volume 4. Number 13. Includes the Ear of Malchus by Peter De Prins. Published in 1970 by John Calder, London.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Pastoral Care, Auckland writer John Prins gives us nine clear-eyed, witty and beautifully written stories centred on daily life in twenty-first-century Aotearoa New Zealand. On the shores of Lake Pukaki; in kitchens, bedrooms and Lego-strewn living rooms; at school events; walking the dog, pushing a buggy, or stuck in traffic with a child kicking the back of the drivers seatPrins blends wry humour and emotional depth to illuminate the dark gulf between youthful dreams and the reality of adult obligations.John Prins reinvigorates the tradition of social realism in New Zealand short fiction, investing character, scene and dialogue with a distinctive, engaging voice. Often moving, frequently funny, and always relatable, Pastoral Care marks the arrival of a bold new voice in New Zealand fiction.Pastoral Care is the second title in the Landfall Tauraka Short Stories series, following Pretty Ugly by Kirsty Gunn. In Pastoral Care, Auckland writer John Prins gives us nine clear-eyed, witty and beautifully written stories centred on daily life in twenty-first-century Aotearoa New Zealand. Often moving, frequently funny, and always relatable, Pastoral Care marks the arrival of a bold new voice in New Zealand fiction. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Torrance Police Department dates to May 23, 1921, when city trustees appointed Ben Olsen as city marshal and, shortly thereafter, hired Byron Anderson as night watchman. The efforts of these men were devoted to dealing with thieves, keeping the peace, and declaring war on speedsters. From such humble beginnings, the Torrance Police Department has grown into the fourth largest municipal law enforcement agency in Los Angeles County. Its position as the anchoring police force of the South Bay section of the county and its reputation as an innovator in crime fighting have been firmly established over time. Today, with a total of 242 sworn and 100 support personnel, the highly regarded Torrance Police Department serves more than 142,000 inhabitants in 21 square miles." The Torrance Police Department dates to May 23, 1921, when city trustees appointed Ben Olsen as city marshal and, shortly thereafter, hired Byron Anderson as night watchman. The efforts of these men were devoted to dealing with thieves, keeping the peace, and declaring war on speedsters. From such humble beginnings, the Torrance Police Department has grown into the fourth largest municipal law enforcement agency in Los Angeles County. Its position as the anchoring police force of the South Bay section of the county and its reputation as an innovator in crime fighting have been firmly established over time. Today, with a total of 242 sworn and 100 support personnel, the highly regarded Torrance Police Department serves more than 142,000 inhabitants in 21 square miles. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Stapled. Condition: Good - Very Good. No Jacket. George Hughes, Thornton Utz, John Clymer, Ben Prins, Constantin Alajalov, Richard Sargent (cover), James Bingham (TCOT Bigamous Spouse), Coby Whitmore (Beauty Contest at Buckingham Palace), Stan Galli (Dr Blanke's First Command), Bob Lavin (Counterpunch) (illustrator). First Edition. The July 15, 22, & 29, and August 5, 12, 19, & 26, 1961 issues of the Saturday Evening Post, Vol 234 #28 - #34, containing parts 1 - 7 of 7 (complete serialization) of the Perry Mason novel TCOT Bigamous Spouse. Other fiction and articles include Beauty Contest at Buckingham Palace, an early short story by Mary Higgins Clark, Dr Blanke's First Command and Counterpunch, novelettes by C S Forester, Combat Chaplin, a short story by T R Fehrenbach, part 1 of 2 of Tugboat Annie's Sentimental Journey, a novel by Norman Reilly Raine, and others. Vintage ads, articles & fiction from 1961. Covers art by George Hughes (7/15 - Working on the Jalopy & 8/19 - Drive-In Movies), Thornton Utz (7/22 - Unwelcome Pool Guests), John Clymer (7/29 - Green Kentucky Pastures), Ben Kimberly Prins (8/5 - U.S./Canadian Border at Waterton-Glacier), Constantin Alajalov (8/12 - Girl-Watching Sailors), & Richard Sargent (8/26 - Cub Scouts in Phone Booth). Condition ranges from very good to fair. Condition issues as follows - light edge wear (7/15, 8/5, 8/12 & 8/26), a few creases to the front cover (7/22), small stain to the front cover (7/29), and damp stain to the lower right - 5" up & 4.5" in - (8/19). A good or better set. Over sized, heavy set that will require additional postage.