Banners

Date: 1956 - 1957

By: Lower Hutt Esperanto Club

Reference: Curios-032-029

Description: Green felt pennant for the Esperanto Congress in Wellington 1956-1957. Quantity: 1 curio(s). Physical Description: Relief print on green triangular felt, 210 x 465 mm. Provenance: Donated by Mr and Mrs Fox of Auckland in 2001. Transfers: From Manuscripts & Archives - A2001-184.

By: Chung, Doris, 1917-2017

Reference: Curios-026-005

Description: Chinese Masonic banner decorated with mirrors, and medallions. For further physical description see condition reports, housed with colour transparencies at E-514-q. For further information about the Chee Kung Tong and this collection, consult the publication that accompanied a National Library exhibition on the CKT: "Chee Kung Tong; the Hung League in New Zealand" (1991). Quantity: 1 curio(s) deteriorated into 6 pieces, wrapped in protective bundle.. Physical Description: Pieces of red silk, width 730 mm. Transfers: Part of Manuscripts and Archives Collection 90-246, transferred to rolled storage in Drawings and Prints..

Date: 1985 - 1995

By: Bassett, Michael Edward Rainton (Sir Hon Dr), 1938-

Reference: Curios-043-014/015

Description: Protest badge and banner, probably against the incorporation of Devonport into the rest of the urbanised North Shore area, to become North Shore City in 1989 Quantity: 2 curio(s). Physical Description: Badge, blue and white, 53 mm (diam); white cotton banner with nylon strings, 550 x 530 mm, printed in blue Provenance: Donation: Dr Michael Bassett, Auckland, February 2012 Transfers: Collection as a whole taken into Manuscripts. Other items in the collection transferred to Ephemera and Oral History Centre.

Date: [ca 1980s]

From: HART Aotearoa: Collection

Reference: 93-042-29/2

Description: Comprises one banner made by Halt All Racist Tours for use during Springbok Tour related protests. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 box(es) containing one banner.

Date: [ca 1980s]

From: HART Aotearoa: Collection

Reference: 93-042-29/1

Description: Comprises two banners made by Halt All Racist Tours for use during Springbok Tour related protests. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 box(es) containing two banners.

Date: [ca 1980s]

From: HART Aotearoa: Collection

Reference: 93-042-27/1

Description: Comprises one banner made by Halt All Racist Tours for use during Springbok Tour related protests. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 box(es) containing one banner.

From: Chung, Doris, 1917-2017: Collection relating to the Chee Kung Tong (Chinese Masonic Society) and Chinese in Wellington

Reference: F-077

Description: Double-sided masonic banner, showing, on the front, the words Chinese Masonic (in English) with Masonic dividers and set-square symbols above a picture of a horse standing over stylised sea, watched by a large orange carp; on the back the words Chinese Masonic repeated, and a series of Chinese symbols set in circles and flanked by mythical flying figures For further information about the Chee Kung Tong and this collection, consult the publication that accompanied a National Library exhibition on the CKT: "Chee Kung Tong; the Hung League in New Zealand" (1991). Quantity: 1 curio(s). Physical Description: Double-sided silk, embroidered with coloured silk and metallic thread, 1830 (including tassels) x 1230 mm

Date: [ca 1920-1952]

From: Chung, Doris, 1917-2017: Collection relating to the Chee Kung Tong (Chinese Masonic Society) and Chinese in Wellington

Reference: Series-6701

Description: Comprises flags and banners from the Wellington Chee Kung Tong Society. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 25 curio(s).

Date: 16 March-30 April 2019

By: International Muslim Association of New Zealand

Reference: ATL-Group-00466

Description: A collection of tributes left at or given to the Kilbirnie Mosque by members of the public after the attacks on two Christchurch mosques on 15 March 2019. Many of the tributes were attached to the fence around the building or left on the pavement outside the fence. Some were also created during the Mosque open day on 27 April 2019. The date range of the collection has been assumed to be March - April because people began to lay tributes from 16 March and tributes were accepted by the Mosque on the open day on 27 April 2019. Non-Latin script and some languages have been identified by a qualified translator from the Translation Service Te Pūtahi Whakawhiti Reo of the Department of Internal Affairs. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 68 folder(s). 20 box(es). 13 rolled item(s). 5 volume(s). 3 acrylic(s). 1 oil(s). Physical Description: Cards, posters, banners, paper chains, paper doll chains, woven items, small clothing items, florists' paper, toys, and works of art. Many items are inscribed with messages. Processing information: Some items in this collection have required special housing/containers because of their format and physical nature. The type of container and storage required has influenced the allocation of reference numbers.

Date: 16 March-30 April 2019

From: International Muslim Association of New Zealand: Collection of public tributes left at the Kilbirnie Mosque after the Christchurch mosque shootings

Reference: Series-6626

Description: Comprises five banners. Title supplied by Library Arrangement: Banners were originally hung on the fence outside the Mosque or inside on the walls during the open day. Quantity: 4 rolled item(s). Physical Description: Cloth or paper banners of varying sizes, decorated with paint, felt tip pen, coloured pencil, and ballpoint pen. Processing information: Banners have been rolled onto tubular supports by Library Conservators.

Date: 16 March-30 April 2019

From: International Muslim Association of New Zealand: Collection of public tributes left at the Kilbirnie Mosque after the Christchurch mosque shootings

Reference: MST-Papers-12468-03-2

Description: Heart symbol next to "Aroha Muslim Whanau" at the top of banner, with other messages in English, Māori, and Arabic script. The messages in Arabic script read "Peace of whole world", "Condolences", "Muslims love all people". Title supplied by Library. Physical Description: Messages written in felt pen and ballpoint pen. Bound with cellotape. 605 x 1795 mm.

Date: 16 March-30 April 2019

From: International Muslim Association of New Zealand: Collection of public tributes left at the Kilbirnie Mosque after the Christchurch mosque shootings

Reference: MST-Papers-12468-03-1

Description: Banner with the following message: "Quakers stand | with | our Muslim Friends". The words "stand | with | our " are written inside a heart. Title supplied by Library. Physical Description: White paper. Coloured pencil used for writing. 420 x 2430 mm.

Date: 16 March-30 April 2019

From: International Muslim Association of New Zealand: Collection of public tributes left at the Kilbirnie Mosque after the Christchurch mosque shootings

Reference: MST-Papers-12468-04

Description: Right side of a torn paper banner with message "[BROO]KLYN | [SCHOOL] | WITH YOU" in large print. Other messages: "With aroha from the Takahe Syndicate" and "With aroha from the Moa Syndicate". Drawings of flowers and hearts on right edge. Left side of banner not acquired. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 rolled item(s). Physical Description: Paper with torn left edge. Paint and felt-tip pen used for writing and illustrations. 920 x 2400 mm.

Date: 16 March-30 April 2019

From: International Muslim Association of New Zealand: Collection of public tributes left at the Kilbirnie Mosque after the Christchurch mosque shootings

Reference: MST-Papers-12468-02

Description: Banner with the following message printed in turquoise across the banner: "HIGH TIDE OR | LOW TIDE, WE'LL | BE BY YOUR SIDE". Spray of green leaves and white flowers on right side. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 rolled item(s). Physical Description: White cloth with wooden rod at top. Turquoise spray paint used for writing; green and white paint used for floral spray. 1050 x 2480 mm.

Date: 16 March-30 April 2019

From: International Muslim Association of New Zealand: Collection of public tributes left at the Kilbirnie Mosque after the Christchurch mosque shootings

Reference: MST-Papers-12468-01

Description: White banner with "KIA KAHA | AOTEAROA" printed in black and blue in centre. Around this are numerous messages of condolence, love, and solidarity written in felt-tip pen, including "Alofa | Saint Patrick's | College". Messages in multiple languages, including English, Māori, Samoan, Latin, Amharic, Arabic, and possibly Malaysian or Indonesian. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 rolled item(s). Physical Description: Cloth banner with key message and individual messages written in felt-tip pen. 1825 x 2160 mm.

Date: 2013

From: Kirkcaldie & Stains Ltd: Papers and records

Reference: EPH-D-KIRKCALDIE-2-2013

Description: One "Celebrating 150 Years" banner and one string of bunting comprising 12 small double-sided squares printed with various designs, including the Kirkcaldie & Stains logo, photographs of John Kirkcaldie, Robert Stains, and the Lambton Quay building, and "celebrating 150 Years". Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed canvas

Date: 2010-2016

From: Kirkcaldie & Stains Ltd: Papers and records

Reference: EPH-E-KIRKCALDIE-2010/2016

Description: Kirkcaldie & Stains pennant, with gold "K&S" logo on green background and a gold border [2 copies, one used and the other unused]. Pennants were hung from the facade of the Kirkcaldie & Stains building in Lambton Quay. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Triangular, printed fabric with a brass ring at each end of the base of the triangle.

Date: 1991-2013

From: New Zealand Association of Organists: Records

Reference: D-043-001

Description: Banner with the logo of 'Association of Organists New Zealand' and the slogan "Make music for thy Lord to hear". Appliquéd and embroidered decorative details include three gold organ pipes and a kokako bird perched on a branch of kaka beak. The reverse side has embroidery, including the makers' names and date as "Shona & Rae 91", and a list of locations and years of national congresses: - Blenheim 1991 - Hamilton 1992 - Christchurch 1993 - Palmerston North 1994 - Auckland 1995 - Dunedin 1996 - Christchurch 1997 - Wellington 1998 - Nelson 1999 - Auckland 2000 - Timaru 2001 - Napier 2002 - Christchurch 2003 - Hamilton 2004 - Dunedin 2005 - Wellington 2006 - Christchurch 2007 - Auckland 2008 - Palmerston North 2009 - Timaru 2010 - Auckland 2011 - Wellington 2012 - Melbourne 2013 The banner is suspended from a turned wooden rod and features cords with tassles. The New Zealand Association of Organist held an annual congress from 1991 to 2013 when the name of the association changed to New Zealand Organ Association Inc. Quantity: 1 curio(s) banner and suspension rail. Physical Description: Textile banner with appliqué and embroidery suspended from wooden rod, 1120 x 790 mm. Provenance: Displayed at annual congresses of the NZAO until 2013 when the organisation voted to change its name to New Zealand Organ Association Inc. Photos of the banner being displayed already in the collection.

From: Chung, Doris, 1917-2017: Collection relating to the Chee Kung Tong (Chinese Masonic Society) and Chinese in Wellington

Reference: F-076/089

Description: Chinese Masonic banners decorated with mirrors, metal domes, fur, tassels, padded areas, depicting some decorative birds (including peacocks) and animals (including lions and fish), Masonic signs, Chinese calligraphy. For further information about the Chee Kung Tong and this collection, consult the publication that accompanied a National Library exhibition on the CKT: "Chee Kung Tong; the Hung League in New Zealand" (1991). Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 14 curio(s). Physical Description: Textiles, large and varying sizes, up to 7500 mm long. For more detailed physical description, see condition report sheets, housed with colour transparencies at E-514-q.

Date: 1925 - 1946

From: Chung, Doris, 1917-2017: Collection relating to the Chee Kung Tong (Chinese Masonic Society) and Chinese in Wellington

Reference: Curios-Chung-90-246-23

Description: Small banner, black Chinese velvet fabric characters stitched onto red cotton cloth with black border, previously belonging to the Wellington Chinese Masonic Society orchestra. Writing translated into English reads `Good luck, happy music'. Quantity: 1 curio(s). Physical Description: Cotton and velvet fabric, thread, 680 x 325 mm