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Rhys Richards
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'''Rhys Richards''' is a [[New Zealand]] [[historian]] and [[ethnography|ethnographer]] who has written extensively on the history of the Pacific. He has also spoken on these subjects on radio in New Zealand and at many conferences and seminars around the world.
Before retirement, he was a career diplomat in the New Zealand Foreign Service. During that time he served in postings in New York, Hong Kong, Manila and Geneva.<ref>Rhys Richards, ''United States trade with China 1784-1814'', (1994) Special suppliment to ''The American Neptune'' (Vol 54) p.4.</ref> He and his wife Margaret live in Wellington, New Zealand, and they have three children.
In the year 2000, he was presented with the 16th annual L. Byrne Waterman Award for his "outstanding contribution to maritime history," in a ceremony at The Kendall Whaling Museum, Massachusetts.<ref>''The KWM Newsletter'', 18 (3) Summer-Fall 2000, p.1.</ref>
===Bibliography===
==Books==
* ''Whaling and sealing at the Chatham Islands'' (1982), Camberra, Roebuck,
* (with Jocelyn Chisholm) ''Bay of Islands shipping arrivals and departures 1803-1840'' (1992) Wellington, Paremata Press,
* ''Samoa's forgotten whaling heritage; American whaling in Samoan waters 1824-1848'' (1992) Apia, Western Samoa Historical and Cultural Trust,
* ''United States trade with China 1784-1814'', (1994) Salem, Massachusetts, Special Supplement to Vol 54 of ''The American Neptune'',
* (editor) ''Jorgen Jorgenson's Observations on Pacific trade; and sealing and whaling in Australian waters before 1805'' (1996) Wellington, The Paremata Press,
* ''Honolulu centre of trans-Pacific trade; shipping arrivals and departures 1820 to 1840'', (2000), Canberra, Pacific Manuscripts Bureau and the Hawaiian Historical Society,
* (with Robert Langdon) ''Tahiti and the Society Islands; shipping arrivals and departures 1767 to 1852'', (2008) Canberra, Pacific Manuscripts Bureau and Jean-Louis Boglio Maritime Books,
* ''Foreign visitors to the Cook Islands 1773 to 1840'', (2014) Wellington, Paremata Press,
* ''Bold captains: trans-Pacific exploration and trade 1780-1830'', Vol 1 & 2, (2017) Wellington, Paremata Press,
==Articles==
* "Rongotate, Stivers and other visitors to New Zealand before Captain Cook," ''The Journal of Polynesian Society'' 102 (1) March 1993, 7-38.
* (with Jocelyn Chisholm) "The whaling career of Captain Robert Newby: A British master whaler in the Pacific c1830 to 1843," ''The Great Circle'' 40 (2) December 2018, 122-153.
==References==
Before retirement, he was a career diplomat in the New Zealand Foreign Service. During that time he served in postings in New York, Hong Kong, Manila and Geneva.<ref>Rhys Richards, ''United States trade with China 1784-1814'', (1994) Special suppliment to ''The American Neptune'' (Vol 54) p.4.</ref> He and his wife Margaret live in Wellington, New Zealand, and they have three children.
In the year 2000, he was presented with the 16th annual L. Byrne Waterman Award for his "outstanding contribution to maritime history," in a ceremony at The Kendall Whaling Museum, Massachusetts.<ref>''The KWM Newsletter'', 18 (3) Summer-Fall 2000, p.1.</ref>
===Bibliography===
==Books==
* ''Whaling and sealing at the Chatham Islands'' (1982), Camberra, Roebuck,
* (with Jocelyn Chisholm) ''Bay of Islands shipping arrivals and departures 1803-1840'' (1992) Wellington, Paremata Press,
* ''Samoa's forgotten whaling heritage; American whaling in Samoan waters 1824-1848'' (1992) Apia, Western Samoa Historical and Cultural Trust,
* ''United States trade with China 1784-1814'', (1994) Salem, Massachusetts, Special Supplement to Vol 54 of ''The American Neptune'',
* (editor) ''Jorgen Jorgenson's Observations on Pacific trade; and sealing and whaling in Australian waters before 1805'' (1996) Wellington, The Paremata Press,
* ''Honolulu centre of trans-Pacific trade; shipping arrivals and departures 1820 to 1840'', (2000), Canberra, Pacific Manuscripts Bureau and the Hawaiian Historical Society,
* (with Robert Langdon) ''Tahiti and the Society Islands; shipping arrivals and departures 1767 to 1852'', (2008) Canberra, Pacific Manuscripts Bureau and Jean-Louis Boglio Maritime Books,
* ''Foreign visitors to the Cook Islands 1773 to 1840'', (2014) Wellington, Paremata Press,
* ''Bold captains: trans-Pacific exploration and trade 1780-1830'', Vol 1 & 2, (2017) Wellington, Paremata Press,
==Articles==
* "Rongotate, Stivers and other visitors to New Zealand before Captain Cook," ''The Journal of Polynesian Society'' 102 (1) March 1993, 7-38.
* (with Jocelyn Chisholm) "The whaling career of Captain Robert Newby: A British master whaler in the Pacific c1830 to 1843," ''The Great Circle'' 40 (2) December 2018, 122-153.
==References==
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