Serial publications

Date: 30 May 1984-19 Mar 2012

By: New Zealand Choral Federation

Reference: MS-Group-2235

Description: Records of New Zealand Choral Federation, including minutes, correspondence, financial and membership records, annual reports, email correspondence and funding applications. Includes papers related to NZCF projects ACD Conducting, The Classic Sing, Sing Aotearoa, The Big Sing and The Kids Sing. Also includes magazines of NZCF, DVDs and other materials. Collection follows the New Zealand Choral Federation from its first meetings in 1984 up till 2012, giving a detailed history of the organisation. Shows the development of choral singing in New Zealand with the establishment of events like The Kids Sing, The Big Sing and The Classic Sing. The records are fairly complete, however they do become less complete for 2009-2012. . Part of the Archive of New Zealand Music Source of title - Supplied by library The New Zealand Choral Federation (NZCF) was established in 1985. It represents chamber, community and school choirs, as well as individual choral performers. It is organised into 9 regions. For further details see website http://nzcf.org.nz Quantity: 125 folder(s). 1 album(s). 2 videotape(s). 1.60 Linear Metres. 49 Electronic document(s). Physical Description: Mss, typescripts, printed matter, videotapes Transfers: Collection as a whole taken into Archive of New Zealand Music, transfers made from there. - To Book Collections - Copies of New Zealand Choral Federation's serials, Breve and Quire. Various publication on choral music. 3 VHS tapes produced by New Zealand Choral Federation. - To Ephemera Collection - Pamphlets for Sing Aotearoa 09, Lunchtime Concerts (2009), The Classic Sing - 2003 Grand Prix - To Photographic Archive - 3 colour photographs. 1 photograph of the Male Choir of St Petersburg, 1 photograph of Margery Charlton and Peggy Haworth, 1 photograph of Grand Prix trophy awarded during the Classic Sing. Also, black and white photographic proof prints..

Date: 1794-1852, 1887-1984

By: Schramm, Leo Paul, 1892-1953; Schramm, Bernadina Adriana, 1900-1987

Reference: MS-Group-0153

Description: The Paul & Diny Schramm collection reflects the lives and careers of two migrant musicians. The papers date mainly from 1887-1984; however early papers of the Soetermeer family dated 1794-1852 are included. Particular strengths of the collection lie in the music scores of works by Paul Schramm, the correspondence and the large number of newsclippings and programmes. The collection reflects musical life in Europe from the late 1890s to the early 1930s, the Schramm's musical activities in Indonesia ca 1934, their work in New Zealand, and Paul Schramm's subsequent move, career and death in Australia. Part of the Archive of New Zealand Music Various lists held in back file: Hans Schramm's list of items proposed for the Turnbull Library and List of items proposed for the National Library; Preliminary box list of collection compiled on arrival at the Library; List of music transferred from Turnbull to S&MC 3 Mar 1993; List of photo blocks returned to Hans Schramm, Nov 1992; Photocopies of early printed music and other music transferred to Special Printed Collections. Arrangement: On arrival at the Library a box list was compiled. However, in 1992, due to the Schramm centenary when articles, a concert and exhibition were planned, work began on arranging and describing the collection while the materials were being used by researchers and staff; this resulted in some resorting and renumbering of items. The collection is divided into thirteen series. The original order has been preserved where possible. The Schramms kept some programmes in metal-clipped folders which, for conservation reasons, have been separated and refoldered. Quantity: 220 folder(s). 21 volume(s). 1.92 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holographs, mss, typescripts (some copies), printed matter Provenance: Upon the death of Diny Schramm in 1987, Ian Wards and John M Thomson assisted her son, Hans Schramm, deposit the collection of papers and New Zealand-related materials in the Library. The records of the Leschitezky Association of New Zealand, held by Diny Schramm who was its first president, were the first to be deposited, followed by scores of early printed music, works by Paul Schramm and others, and papers collected by Paul and Diny Schramm. Transfers: To National Library Music Collection - Printed international music of scores and parts. - To Photographic Archive - 54 photos transferred to PA 14 Jul 1992; photo blocks returned to Hans Schramm, Nov 1992; photocopies of photographs are included with the MSS collection. Photos relate to Paul and Diny Schramm's career and family, Leschitezky and the Leschetizky Society of New Zealand, World War I. - To Book Collections - Several volumes of early printed music, first editions and other international music scores were transferred to Special Printed Collection, 14 Sep 1990. Several New Zealand composer scores and books were transferred to the New Zealand collection in September 1992. - To Sound and Music Centre - Serials and books transferred 23 Apr 1993 - Caecilia en de Muziek (Jul-Nov 1934, Jan 1935-Oct 1936); Australian Musical News and Digest (May-Sep 1946, Apr, May, Jul-Sep, Nov, Dec 1947, Jul 1952), Radio Wien 9 Apr 1937, Life 30 Sep 1946, Pix Aug 1950, Everybody's 9 Feb 1952, Die Musik Monatscrift May 1937, Symphonia (Aug-Sep 1933, 15 Jun 1936), Konzerthaus Nachrichten (Jan-Feb 1959); Royal Schools of Music items: A book of aural tests parts 1-3 (1936), Aural tests parts 2-4 (1957), Questions and exercises on harmony Grades 1-4, Syllabus & specimen questions in theory of music (1948). Beethoven: The 32 piano sonatas by Daniel Barenboim; Musikmanusckripte Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart aus dem Besitz von Andre Erben (catalogue Leo Liepmannssohn, Berlin); Die naturliche Klaviertechnik by R M Breithaupt, Der Fagott by Wilhelm Heckel, Five Centuries of Dutch Music by Dr Jos Wouters, Muziek-Geschiedenis in Beeld by Casper Howeler, Das Lustige Salzer-Buch herausgegeben von Marcell Salzer, The Universal English Dictionary by H C Wyld; Musical Ornamentation, part one, by Edward Dannreuther. A History of music in Scotland transferred 19 May 1993. A list of music transferred to the Sound & Music Centre 3 March 1993 is included in back file. - To Serials Collection - Price Milburn Music News (Jan 1971, Jan, Apr 1973), Third stream (1-4, 1968), Music ho (Mar 1947), Focus (Apr-May 1968), Registered Music Teachers' Yearbook (1973-78, 1980-1985), Music Teachers' Registration Board of New Zealand Newsletter [Nov 1977-Oct 1981], IRMT Journal [Oct 1982-Mar 1985], IRMT Wellington Branch Newsletter [1, 1981; 1-5, 1983], IRMT Wellington Branch Annual Report (1982), Wellington Society of Registered Music Teachers of NZ Inc Newsletter (1, Jun 1980), Annual Report (1974-1975, 1979-1980, 1980-1981), Newsletter of the New Zealand School Music Association (May 1972)..

Date: 1979

From: Cairns, Keith Raymond 1925-1987 : Research papers relating to the Wairarapa, particularly archaeology and Maori history

By: Leach, Helen May, active 1970-1971; Leach, Bryan Foss, 1942-

Reference: MSX-10337

Description: Contains a copy of National Museum of New Zealand Bulletin 21, entitled 'Prehistoric Man in Palliser Bay', which was published in 1979 and edited by B.F. Leach and Helen M. Leach. The bulletin includes foldout maps, which detail various archaeological sites in the Palliser Bay area. Title taken from item. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: One bulletin, 250 x 80 mm. Transfers: Manuscript map entitled 'Palliser Bay Pararaki River Maori site' is at MSI-Papers-12951. Processing information: Manuscript map entitled 'Palliser Bay Pararaki river Maori site' originally deposited with bulletin has been placed in another enclosure for preservation and storage reasons.

Date: 1955-2004

By: Hancock, Kathleen Montagu, 1915-2004

Reference: ATL-Group-00359

Description: Collection comprises photographic prints, negatives, and transparencies, including mounted slides, with some prints mounted in albums, and manuscript papers including newspaper clippings, periodical articles, and papers relating to Kathleen Hancock's research and journalism work from the period 1955 to 2004. Photographs document visits to various islands as both a journalist and for leisure travel to American Samoa, Bali, Cook Islands, Fiji, French Polynesia, Hawaii and California, Nauru, New Caledonia, Niue, Norfolk Island, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tasmania, Tonga, and Vanuatu. Some photographs also document family gatherings and other occasions in New Zealand. As a journalist Hancock attended meetings of the South Pacific Commission and photographed delegates on these occasions. The collection documents people, the natural and built environment, tourism infrastructure and facilities, transport and accommodation, culture and performing arts. Colour mounted slides document destinations visited by Kathleen Hancock during the period 1968 to 1988. The papers in the collection represent Hancock's work as both a journalist and author, including working material from the two biographical books: 'Sir Albert Henry: His Life and Times' (Auckland: Methuen, 1979), and 'Men of Mana' (Wellington: Steele Roberts, 2003). Some photographic materials show evidence of having been salvaged from a fire, circa 1999. Title supplied by Library Previous titles: Photographs of journeys to island nations in the Pacific [photographic archive] and Papers relating to the South Pacific [manuscripts & archives] Quantity: 10659 b&w original photographic print(s) [9696 loose prints and 963 in albums]. 4607 b&w original negative(s). 1985 colour original transparency/ies mounted slides. 586 colour original photographic print(s) [497 loose prints and 89 in albums]. 148 colour original negative(s). 120 folder(s) 3 linear metres. 25 electronic scan(s). 7 colour original transparency/ies. 6 album(s) containing 89 colour and 963 black and white photographic prints. 1 b&w copy negative(s). Physical Description: Manuscripts, photograph albums, colour and black and white photographic prints, negatives, transparencies, and electronic scans. Provenance: Kathleen Montagu Hancock was the mother of the donor Lee Pomeroy. Transfers: To Ephemera Collection - Ephemera from conferences. - To Cartographic Collection - Map showing area served by SPC (PR-05-0346; MapColl 910fb 1980 46403). - To Serials Collection - 2 boxes of serials relating to Pacific.. Processing information: Collection previously arranged and described as two separate entities based on formats - Photographs and Manuscripts. Finding aid created in 2019 describing the collection as a whole reflects original provenance.

Date: 1882-1958

Reference: MS-Papers-2243

Description: Papers include letters to Denmark, a history of the Scandinavian church in New Zealand 1865 - ca 1900 by Mads with a translation and history from 1928 by Ansgar, sermons and diaries of Ansgar Christensen, 1928-1957. Also includes Clem Koch's history of the Lutheran Church in New Zealand Source of title - Supplied Mads Christensen was sent to New Zealand by the Inner Mission Board of Denmark in 1886. He was ordained and inducted to the Mauriceville Parish in 1886; from 1893 he served in Palmerston North. From 1928 to 1958 his son, Ansgar, served in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Palmerston North. In 1928 his son Ansgar took up his father's responsibilities for the Evangelical Lutheran Church, Palmerston North which he served for the next thirty years Quantity: 56 folder(s). 0.50 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss, typescripts, printed matter Finding Aids: Inventory available.

Date: [1893-1904]

By: Fosella, Marco, active 1890-1903

Reference: MS-Papers-6563

Description: Comprises inward correspondence to Fosella, secretary of the lodge; circular letters and newsletters; annuals of the lodge with officers etc Originally thought to have been part of the Haast papers but he died in 1887; possibly from Sir Robert Stout's papers (MS-Papers-0040) but most incoming corrrespondence is to Fosella Language - All official communications from the parent organization are in French, as is much of the correspondence Source of title - Supplied Relationship complexity - See also papers of Sir Robert Stout, MS-Papers-0040 The Grand Orient of France Lodge L'Amour de la Verite was established in Wellington in 1855 Quantity: 4 folder(s). 2 volume(s). 0.08 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss, duplicated and printed matter

Date: 1865-1981

By: Fortune, Reo Franklin, 1903-1979

Reference: MS-Group-0923

Description: This collection comprises the private and family papers of the New Zealand anthropologist Dr Reo Fortune. Includes manuscripts, photographs, maps and research notes, mainly on his main research areas in New Guinea, although there is also material on Burmese tribal groups, Yao society in China and on the Omaha Indians of North America. Fortune's second wife, Eileen Fortune (nee Pope), a copious letter writer, kept detailed diaries, and her papers form a large part of the collection. Fortune was previously married to Margaret Mead (8 Oct 1928, in Auckland) 1928-1935. Also includes books, many heavily annotated, offprints of articles and other printed material. Much of the material in this collection has been recorded by Fortune in the indigenous languages and dialects of the peoples he was researching. Languages include New Guinean Papuan languages, Chinese, Burmese and the language of the Omaha Indians. Other - Further correspondence between Reo Fortune and Daniel Carleton Gajdusek is held by the American Philosopical Society, Philadelphia, USA (Gajdusek Papers, B G13j) Accompanying material - Biographical information held in backfile Arrangement: The original box listings have been subdivided into 16 series. Dr Reo Fortune was a New Zealand social anthropologist, received his Masters Degree in Mental and Moral Philosophy from Victoria University College, Wellington; received his Doctorate Degree from Columbia University, USA. Noted as one of the pioneers of social anthropology in Melanesia, Fortune made siginificant contributions in the field of research regarding the Islanders of Papua New Guinea, Omaha Indians of North America, Yao Society in China and the Chin peoples of Burma. Lectured in anthropology at Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, England from 1947 until retirement in 1970. Quantity: 456 folder(s). 69 volume(s). 3 Hollinger boxes. 9 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holographs, mss, typescripts, printed matter, plans, photos Finding Aids: Preliminary listing available for original accessions. Provenance: After the death of Reo Fortune in Cambridge, England, Dr Ralph Bulmer collected some 22 boxes of papers from Fortune's house, which he listed roughly and transferred to Mrs B A Mclean, Reo Fortune's daughter and trustee of his estate. Later, another two boxes of papers which had been held at the American Museum of Natural History, New York, were transferred to Mrs Mclean, who donated both collections to the Alexander Turnbull Library. In 2014 a box of further papers were donated to the Library by Mrs McLean. Transfers: Collection as whole taken into manuscripts, transfer made from here - To Cartographic Collection - Maps and plans of New Guinea and Melanesia 29/01/04 and 20/07/05 - To Drawings & Prints Collection - 9 sketches, 1 architectural plan, 1 rock chip with deposit (curio) 20/07/05 - To Photographic Archive - PA-Group-00254. Processing information: Archivists notes - Major enhancement of the descriptive records, as well as inclusion of descriptions for Series and individual item records, undertaken by Manuscripts and Archives staff in 2005. Accessions 80-171 and 80-323 have been combined into the collection MS-Group-0923

Date: [1870-1991], 2000-2016

By: Hunt, Alice Suisana, 1925-2019

Reference: MS-Group-0874

Description: Comprises papers mostly relating to Arthur Aris King and James Baxter Fleck and life in Samoa. Material relating to Arthur Aris King includes a series of newspaper articles by Custos (Thomas Trood), G E L Westbrook and by Spectator (possibly Trood or King), a collection of clippings about Robert Louis Stevenson, photocopies of school work and personal papers relating to Mary Vakanielato and papers relating to King, Samoa and the Pacific; `James Baxter Fleck, 1867-1939' in which Hunt remembers her father's life (2000) and `Reminiscences, Susana and Kingi' in which Hunt records stories she remembers for their descendants (2003). Other material relating to James Baxter Fleck includes manuscripts and research materials, publications, and a series of Samoan postcards. The publications are titled `Samoa 1917, Dear Mr Best: letters written 1917-19, from Pte James Baxter Fleck, Samoa Relief Force, to Elsdon Best, ethnologist, Dominion Museum, Wellington, New Zealand' assembled by Alice Hunt with additional commentary and a description of the geology of the Islands of Samoa by Dr Clel Wallace. Also two folders of original speech notes by James Baxter Fleck with related information, and transcriptions by Alice Hunt. Also includes the publication `Greetings from Samoa: early twentieth century postcards and a tribute to photographer Alfred Tattersall: Hunt family collection' compiled by Alice Hunt. With loose photographic postcards which correlate to the images of the postcards in this publication. Some of the postcards are blank on the reverse, and some have written correspondence. Many of the images in the postcards were photographed by Alfred Tattersall. Language - Some material is in Tongan; indicated on specific records Source of title - Title supplied by Library Quantity: 22 folder(s). 0.32 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Manuscript, typescripts, postcards, printed matter (including photocopies), and publications. Transfers: To Ephemera Collection - Brochures for the Oceanic Steamship Company and Island Tours of Samoa - To Photographic Archive - Album of photographs and loose photographs - To Book Collections - Pamphlets relating to Samoa - To Serials Collection - Samoan newspapers.

Date: 1915-1919

By: Holmes, Alan, 1892-1974

Reference: MS-Papers-1447

Description: 4 diaries, 1915-1917, written in New Zealand, on the voyage, in Egypt, in England convalescing after illness and afterwards in Egypt. Paybooks, 1915-1919, photographs, copy of the 'Tahitian Tatler', a shipboard newspaper, 17 Jul 1915 Quantity: 1 folder(s) (11 pieces). 0.01 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holographs, mss, printed matter, photographs

Date: [1939-1945]

By: Metzger, Max, active 1939-1945

Reference: MS-Papers-7389

Description: Comprises active service log book for mechanical transport vehicles; Desert Purchasing Organisation stock list; menus for restaurants in various cities; brochure introducing the Citizens' Reception Council, Perth; Donkey Derby, Maadi NZ Camp programme; church service, Cairo programme; Royal Opera House, Cairo, NAAFI programme and revue (1942); Shafto entertainment programme; and two issues of `Gen; the services' fortnightly' (n29, 27 Mar, n31, 24 Apr 1943) Source of title - Supplied Other Titles - Gen; the services' fortnightly, Mar, Apr 1943 Metzger served in World War Two Quantity: 1 folder(s). 0.01 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss and printed matter

Date: 1937-2006

By: National Council of Women of New Zealand. Wellington Branch

Reference: MS-Group-0224

Description: Contains Wellington Branch executive and general minutes (1937-2001), correspondence (1954-1987), committee reports (1945-1971), conference minutes, papers and reports, Wellington branch associates minutes (1955-1984), national minutes (1966-1970), national and international circulars and newsletters, seminar papers, submissions, copies of constitutions and by-laws and copies of miscellaneous publications and Acts of Parliament In 1917 the National Council of Women reconvened, having gone into recess in 1910. At this time it changed its structure and organised into a series of branches. The first branch established was in Wellington. Quantity: 16 box(es). 5.10 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss, typescript and printed matter Finding Aids: Preliminary list available for all accessions. Transfers: Collection taken as a whole into Manuscripts. Transfers made from there to Photograph Archive. - To Photographic Archive - Two photographs from Acc 89-033 & photo of past presidents (A82-087) now at PAColl-8337; one album and loose photographs from A2006-147 (PAColl-8963); Four photographs from A2007-259 (PAColl-9176) - To Ephemera Collection - Child safety pamphlets (Nov 2008). Processing information: Accessions 81-148, 82-087 and 89-033 fully input but all other accessions require further sorting and inputting

Date: 1899-1954

By: Lutheran Church of New Zealand

Reference: 90-042

Description: Annotated printed collection of serials, many of South Australian origin comprising `The Australian Lutheran almanac (1919-1920, 1925-1927, 1929-1934, 1936, 1941, 1943'; `The Australian Lutheran (1914-1951) (incomplete run); the `Luther League monitor' (1945-1952) (incomplete run); `Chistliche Volks-Kalender fur Australien' (1899-1900, 1903, 1915); `Hermannsburger Volks-Kalender' (1911); `News bulletin of the Concordia Conference of New Zealand' (1938, 1940, 1941); `Aus Welt und Zeit' (1916); Die Abendschule (1939); Der Lutherische Kirchenbote fur Australien' (1928, 1937, 1938); `Defender of the Faith' (1929); `St Paul's messenger' (Christchurch) 1939, 1953); `Lutheran tidings' (Wellington) (1951, 1952); Convention and Syndocal reports (1920-1954) Source of title - Supplied Other Titles - The Australian lutheran Other Titles - The Australian lutheran almanac Other Titles - Hermannsburger volks-kalender Other Titles - Die Abendschule Other Titles - Aus Welt und Zeit Other Titles - The Defender of the faith Other Titles - Der Lutherische kirchenbote fur Australien Other Titles - News bulletin of the Concordia Conference of New Zealand Other Titles - The Lutheran tidings Other Titles - Christchurch St Paul's Messenger Other Titles - St Paul's Church, Wellington Quantity: 1 box(es). 0.30 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Typescripts, printed matter Processing information: Not yet listed

Date: [1957-1996]

By: Ruapehu Mountain Clubs' Association

Reference: MS-Group-1198

Description: The collection includes correspondence, financial and administrative records, membership records, plans, reports, miscellaneous papers etc relating to the activities of the association and its interest and concern in the Tongariro National Park and the various clubs and societies involved in using the park Source of title - Supplied The association was founded in 1957 to co-ordinate the interest of all clubs with activities within the Tongariro National Park and to promote skiing within the park Quantity: 43 folder(s). 1 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss, typescripts and printed matter Transfers: To Cartographic Collection - Map of planned Iwikau mountain village (1963); MapColl-832.17cbum/1973/Acc.42520 - To Ephemera Collection - Brochure on 1987 National Park Board centenary.

Date: 1951

By: Wellington Waterside Workers' Union

Reference: MS-Papers-0202

Description: Leaflets and bulletins, issued by the Wellington and Auckland waterside unions, the Wellington Freezing Workers Union and other groups during the 1951 waterfront dispute Source of title - Supplied Other Titles - Auckland Watersiders' Information Bulletin Other Titles - Wellington Watersiders' Bulletin Relationship complexity - See Wellington Amalgamated Watersiders Industrial Union of Workers (MS-Group-0612) for related material Quantity: 15 folder(s). Physical Description: Typescript, printed matter Finding Aids: Inventory available.

Date: 1967, 1974

By: Maunder, Richard Stanley, 1890-1974

Reference: MS-Papers-10470

Description: An autobiographical account of his life written in 1967. Includes details of his grandparents, parents and other members of his immediate family. Eulogy given at his funeral in 1974. Includes three copies of "The Methodist Bible Club Link", the official organ of the New Zealand Methodist young women's and young men's Bible class movements, Sep 1923, Dec 1932 and Jun 1935 An electrical engineer, at one time President of the New Zealand Professional Engineers Association. Closely connected with the Methodist church in Wellington and elsewhere Quantity: 1 folder(s). 0.01 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Typescript and printed material Provenance: Donor/Lender/Vendor - Donated by Mrs Rae Dartnall, 137 Khandallah Road, Wellington

Date: 1899-1977

By: Brown, Christina Letitia Richardson, 1891-1981

Reference: MS-Papers-0522

Description: The collection includes official records of the First New Zealand Mounted Rifles Association as well as personal papers relating to war history, the Free Masons, and tramping in New Zealand during the first two decades of the twentieth century. The First New Zealand Mounted Rifles Association records include minutes of the Association 1901-1905, financial papers 1946-1967, correspondence and other papers of the secretary 1929-1969, and copies of the Association Bulletin 1929-1956. T W Brown served with the First Contingent of the New Zealand Mounted Rifles during the South African War. During the return voyage to New Zealand in 1901, the First New Zealand Mounted Rifles Association was formed with the intention of holding a reunion each year on Trafalgar Day. At various times after 1923 Thomas Brown acted as secretary and treasurer of the Association and edited the Association's Bulletin. When he resigned in 1943 his wife Christina took over the offices of secretary and treasurer. When the Association wound up in the late 1960s she acted as Trustee. Quantity: 30 folder(s). 0.30 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holographs (some photocopies), mss, typescripts and printed matter Finding Aids: Piece-level inventory available.

Date: [ca 1910-1985]

By: St. Martin's Lutheran Church (Marton, N.Z.)

Reference: 89-067

Description: Comprises diaries, sermons, lists of parishioners (Auckland), collection records, correspondence, records (including financial) of itinerant missionary visits, printed material including `Volks-Kalender fur Australien' (1901-1902,1909-1910), `Lutheran almanac' (1917, 1920, 1921, 1937), and reports of Evangelical Lutheran Church conventions (1928-1985). Also copy of `The Wonderous works of the Lord' by Vigo Pedersen. Language - Volks-Kalender fur Australien is in German; some sermons also Source of title - Supplied Other Titles - The Australian Lutheran almanac (1917, 1920-1921, 1937) Other Titles - Volks-Kalender fur Australien (1901-1902, 1909-1910) Quantity: 1 box(es). 1 volume(s). 0.30 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holograph, mss, typescripts and printed matter Processing information: Not yet listed

Date: 1921-1922

By: Walker, Jean, active 1930-2000

Reference: MS-Papers-6797

Description: Four issues of `Anonymous ink' put out by the students at Gilby's College, Wellington with contributions from various students, mostly anonymous, including poems, jokes, brief stories etc Source of title - Supplied Jean Walker's sister, Olive McDuff, attended Gilby's College in the 1920s Quantity: 1 folder(s) (four pieces). 0.02 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Typescript (duplicated matter) Provenance: Donor/Lender/Vendor - Donated by Mrs J Walker, Hampton, Victoria, Australia, Apr 2000 Transfers: To Book Collections - Catalogue, National Centennial Exhibition of New Zealand Art (1940).

Date: 1958-1963, undated

By: Owens, John M R, active 1958-2008

Reference: MS-Papers-8954

Description: Collection comprises three letters from Hone Tuwhare to Owens (1960, 1963, undated) which dicuss Tuwhare's poetry, his upcoming publication `No ordinary sun' and the New Zealand literary scene; two typescript poems by Tuwhare `Never look back and Friend'; copy of the serial `The Northland magazine - Number 1' (Mar 1958). Source of title - Supplied by Library Quantity: 1 folder(s). 0.01 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss and printed matter Provenance: Donor/Lender/Vendor - Donated by Mr J Owens, Hauraki, Jan 2008

Date: 1917-1999

By: Anglican Church in Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia. Diocese of Wellington

Reference: MS-Group-2062

Description: Collection comprises further records of St Barnabas' Church, Roseneath. Includes documents held seperately as 'historical documents' parish magazines, vestry minutes, financial records, papers on church restoration and building, and correspondence. Source of title - Supplied by Library Relationship complexity - See also 87-181 and 89-008 Other St Barnabas Church records are held with the Diocese records at 87-181 and 89-008 Quantity: 50 folder(s). 1.30 Linear Metres. Transfers: To Photographic Archive - Photographs, held in Photographic Archive as PA-Group-00800.