This website contains detailed information and examples for using the Harvard Referencing Style:
If you can't find an example for your referencing query in our LibGuide, it may be covered here.
Please note : this guide may use slightly different style/formatting conventions from the Box Hill Institute Harvard Style. You can adapt their examples to fit in with conventions shown in this Libguide.
If you are using a resource type that is not covered in this guide, you still need to provide a reference for it.
As a first step, try browsing the guide to find something similar to use as a model, and build your reference around this. You need to make sure that you include something to identify:
The most important thing is to clearly identify the resource so that someone can find it themselves.
If you would like another resource type added to the guide, request it via the comments field on this page.
Copies of these books on bibliographical citations and plagiarism are available to borrow from the Library.
Cite them right : the essential referencing guide - 10th ed. by 
The complete guide to referencing and avoiding plagiarism by