The Benzine Era Spectacular Days in New Zealand History 1900-1926 by N.H. Brewer.

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The Benzine Era Spectacular Days in New Zealand History 1900-1926 by N.H. Brewer.The Benzine Era Spectacular Days in New Zealand History 1900 1926 by N. H. Brewer. Publisher: N H Bewster & J S McDermott 1993, first edition. Very good softback, name to ffep. 120 pages, illustrated. A 120 page historical account focusing on the dangerous transport of benzine fuel, largely by coastal steamers, in early 20th century New Zealand. It documents numerous accidents, fires, and explosions caused by igniting vapours. All books are sent free

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