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A book cover titled 'Captain John Howell: The Story of a High-Country Station' shown at an angle against a plain white background. The cover features a black-and-white photograph of a Fairlight sign, a portrait of Captain John Howell, and a dark illustrated scene of a station boat.

Fairlight - Captain John Howell: The Story of a High Country Station - Mari Hill Harpur

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The story of a High-Country station and its founder, Captain John Howell and the renowned Run 352 in Murihiku/Southland.

The lives of the early colonists and the indigenous Māori are richly imagined, and brought to life through their dialogues, stories, and depictions of high adventure and daily interactions. Yet they are also based on extensive research, and original sources.

In addition to her love of history, Mari Hill Harpur clearly cares deeply about the land. Her stunning photographs capture the wild majesty of the scenery, as well as people and animals associated with the station today. Her images, and snippets of poetry, accompany historical photographs of buildings and of many of the figures whose lives form the backbone of the story.

294 pages

Soft Cover


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