Kōrero: Scots

Ētahi atu tūhononga, pae tukutuku hoki

• Electric Scotland

  This site, prepared in Scotland, is about Scots and people of Scottish descent living in New Zealand, and about Scottish immigration to New Zealand.

• A home away from 'home'

  This NZ History website article examines the question of where all British immigrants, including the Scots, came from and why.

• Homepage of the Waipu Caledonian Society

  The site focuses on the annual Highland games held in one of New Zealand’s oldest Scottish settlements, Waipū. It also tells about the history of the town and the descendants of its Scottish settlers.

Ētahi whakaaro puaki, takenga

• Brooking, Tom, and Jennie Coleman, eds. The
  heather and the fern: Scottish migration & New
  Zealand settlement. Dunedin: Otago University
  Press, 2003.
• Butterworth, Susan, and Graham Butterworth.
  Chips off the auld rock: Shetlanders in New
  Zealand. Wellington: Shetland Society of
  Wellington, 1997.
• Hewitson, Jim. Far off in sunlit places:
  stories of the Scots in Australia and New
  Zealand. Carlton South: Melbourne University
  Press, 1998.
• Hutching, Megan. Long journey for
  sevenpence: assisted immigration to New Zealand
  from the United Kingdom, 1947–1975.
  Wellington: Victoria University Press/Historical
  Branch, Dept of Internal Affairs, 1999.
• Molloy, Maureen. Those who speak to the
  heart: the Nova Scotian Scots of Waipu,
  1854–1920. Palmerston North: Dunmore,
  1991.
• Ogilvie, Gordon. Pioneers of the plains: the
  Deans of Canterbury. Christchurch: Shoal Bay,
  1996.