Lady Barker, 1831?–1911
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A colonial rather than a New Zealand writer, Lady Barker nevertheless occupies a distinct place in nineteenth-century New Zealand literature, thanks to her lively account of station life in the pioneering period, Station Life in New Zealand.
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