Tawhana

Date: 1995-1996

From: Richards, Llewelyn Morgan, 1935-2013 : Papers

Reference: MS-Papers-12013-14

Description: Typescript of a 140 page children's story by Llewelyn Richards, offered to Penguin Books in October 1995 and returned, rejected, in June 1996. Includes annotated copy of a map covering the action in the story. Quantity: 1 folder(s) 147 pages. Physical Description: Typescript Annotated copy of map

Date: 1922-1927

From: Finlayson, Janet, 1877?-1961: Photograph album and loose material given to Janet Finlayson

Reference: PAColl-10823

Description: Photographs taken by an unidentified photographer [probably Sister Euphemia Doull] circa 1922 to 1927. Some photographs have inscriptions on the reverse which has descriptive information and some dates. One has been signed "E. W. D." Includes photographs of: - School children Teki, Wiremu, Matewai and Te Waiti crossing the river to return home from school in Matahi - A group photograph of school children in Matahi - A group of five women (likely including Euphemia W. Doull and her mother) and Māori locals resting somwhere between Maungapōhatu and Ruatāhuna - Two women being helped by Mr W. Loch and his friend to cross the river at Tahwano in 1927 - A visit by the Moderator Mr Kilpatrick and his wife to Matahi Other identified individuals include Miss Bruce, Miss Shannon, Miss Croft, Miss Finlayson, Tenuia Haami, and Tahoe. Also includes a newspaper clipping titled 'A Walk from Matahi to Maugapohatu' by Euphemia W. Doull from 'The Outlook' dated March 9 1925. The article details the walk, over 100 miles long, which Doull undertook with seven friends. Title supplied by Library. The photographs are attributed to sister Euphemia White Doull who served at the Matahi Mission 1923 to 1931. Quantity: 10 b&w original photographic print(s). 1 Newspaper(s) 1 newspaper clipping. Transfers: The photographs were originally delivered with Library reference PA1-o-2059, they have been separated for preservation and storage reasons..

Date: ca 1921-1946

By: Ringatū Church

Reference: MSY-5900

Description: Ringatu prayer book containing handwritten translations into Maori of the Old and New testaments in the form of the Israelite Ringatu religion; comprises waiata, hymns, prayers of the Iharaira often re-ordered for the community to chant and sing. The last entry is dated Tawhana, 11 Feb 1946, and earlier entries appear to date from about 1921 and later. Included is a list of eleven names, probably keepers of the book, and where they lived. Source of title - Supplied by Library Quantity: 1 volume(s). 0.02 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holograph and mss