New Zealand House (London, England)

Date: 1980 - 1989

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-GB-1980s

Description: Includes: 1980: Edinburgh Military Tattoo 1980 (with City of Wellington Pipe Band). Programme. Philharmonia Orchestra. Royal Festival Hall, 13 November 1980. Programme (John McCaw) Royal Overseas League Music Festival 1980. Final competitive concert. Queen Elizabeth Hall, 10 June 1980. Programme (Amanda Hollins) Royal Philharmonic Society. Royal Festival Hall, 13 June 1980. Programme (Patricia Payne) 1981: North Wales Music Festival 1981. Programme (Gillian Weir) Northern Sinfonia of England. International celebrity 81/82 concerts. Newcastle City Hall, 17 December 1981. Programme (Edmund Bohan) Novi- Rodger Fox; the Novi Singer in concert with the Rodger Fox Roarin' Forties Big Band from Wellington New Zealand. New Zealand House, The Haymarket, 9 July 1981. Programme (Rodger Fox) Philharmonia Orchestra. 8 March 1981. Programme (Keith Lewis) Royal Choral Society. Royal Festival Hall, 27 March 1981. Programme (Patricia Payne) Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra. Royal Albert Hall, 29 November 1981. Programme (Patricia Payne) 1982: Proms 82. BBC presents the 88th season of the Henry Wood Promenade Concerts. Royal Albert Hall, 16 & 18 July 1982. Programme (John Matheson) Proms 82. BBC presents the 88th season of the Henry Wood Promenade Concerts. Royal Albert Hall, 8 August 1982. Programme (Patricia Payne) 1983: The Bach Choir with English Chamber Orchestra. "Passion according to St Matthew". 20-27 March 1983. Programme (Rodney Macann) Cheltenham International Festival of Music, 39th. Programme (Colin Horsley, page 20) English Chamber Orchestra. Royal Festival Hall London, 14 February 1983. Programme (Keith Lewis) 1984: London Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican Centre. 3 March 1984 (Contains obituary for Clarence (Clarry) Atkinson)Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra. 1983-84 season. Royal Festival Hall London, 5 March 1984. Programme (Keith Lewis) 1985: The Bach Choir. J S Bach's St Matthew Passion. GLC Royal Festival Hall, 24 and 31 March 1985. Programme (Rodney Macann) 1986: The Bach Choir. J S Bach's St Matthew Passion. GLC Royal Festival Hall, 16 and 23 March 1986. Programme (Rodney Macann) Music for a summer's evening. Sledmere House, 25 July 1986. Programme (Catherine Pierard) Proms 86. Sunday 20 July [1986]. Programme (Catherine Pierard) 1987: The Bach Choir. J S Bach's St Matthew Passion. GLC Royal Festival Hall, 5 and 12 April 1987. Programme (Rodney Macann) Proms 87. Friday 21 August [1987]. Programme (Catherine Pierard) 1988: Vivaldi Concertante. Barbican Centre, 14 March 1988. Programme (Marion Olsen) Proms 88. BBC Symphony Orchestra. Royal Albert Hall, 21 August 1988. Programme (Keith Lewis) 1989: London Philharmonic. Sir Georg Solti conducts handel's "Messiah". 17 and 19 December 1989. Two programmes (Keith Lewis) The Philharmonia. Concert 5 March 1989 at Royal Festival Hall. Programme (Keith Lewis) The Philharmonia. Concert 20 April 1989 at the Royal Festival Hall. Programme (Keith Lewis) PA Consulting group and the Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra. 1988-89 season. Beethoven Choral fantasia choral symphony. Royal Festival Hall, 18 May 1989. Programme (Patrick Power) Quantity: 29 theatre programmes. Physical Description: Photolithographs on programmes, sizes below 250 mm. Provenance: Some programme purchased from Louise Grant, London, in 2004-2005, 2007, 2014-2016. Edinburgh Military Tattoo programme from the estate of William Neil McRae, 2005.

Date: 1939-1945

From: New Zealand. Department of Internal Affairs. War History Branch :Photographs relating to World War 1914-1918, World War 1939-1945, occupation of Japan, Korean War, and Malayan Emergency

Reference: PA1-q-294

Description: Photographs of New Zealand military personnel serving in Greece, Crete, the Middle East and Egypt during World War 2, 1939-1945, taken by various photographers and compiled for official use. This album includes a number of official photographs taken for the British official records. Many of the personnel identified are listed above, but group portraits in which individuals are identified are not listed above. Many views show aspects of military training in the desert, including machine guns, rifles, manoeuvres, Bren guns, range practice, and anti-tank guns. New Zealand Divisional Cavalry. In England military training and preparation includes scenes of the New Zealand High Commissioner in London, William Joseph Jordan, watching New Zealand lumberjacks from the New Zealand Forestry Corps in a Gloucester forest felling trees for war purposes. Also related to England are scenes of the Duke of Gloucester inspecting troops, and King George VI at an investiture at Buckingham Palace investing Flight-Sergeant Williams with his Distinguished Flying Medal for gallantry in air operations. Long Range Desert patrols and expeditions into enemy territory showing the difficult terrain they had to negotiate. Views of a formation of five American-built Lockheed Hudson aircraft of the RAF Coastal Command carrying out an action patrol near Borkum, Heligoland and the Danish Coast. They are the first released photographs taken while under fire from German anti-aircraft ships, flying only 200 ft above the sea because of the weather (p 15-21). One image shows a wireless operator checking one of H.M. the King's homing pigeons, presented to the RAF to carry messages in case of a forced landing & breakdown of wireless. Arrival of NZ airmen & pilots for duty with the RAF in 1941. Gift of fruit and vegetables presented to NZ troops stationed in Fiji, transported 60 miles by boat from Kandavu, formally accepted by Brigadier Cunningham. (A number of images of Cunningham are dotted throughout the album). Views of the sinking of the Italian raider Ramb I, by HMS Leander in February 1941 (p 33-37). Scenes of a huge field bakery run by Egyptian bakers which can supply 3500 loaves each day. Also the "Waiwera Hotel - the 'ouse on the 'ill" cookhouse in the desert; and other scenes of food preparation. Relaxation organised by the YMCA, and the opening of the Lowry Hut run by the YMCA. Shipboard life on a transport ship, including games, relaxation and officers censoring mail. Floods after heavy rain in the Western Desert along the Mediterranean fringe (p 61-64). The Oranje leaving Amsterdam on her maiden voyage; used as hospital ship for Australian and New Zealand forces. Groups at the Royal Canadian Air Force Bombing and Gunnery School, all of whom are named (p 67-69). Prime Minister Peter Fraser's visit to the Middle East (p 69-72), his visit to Greece (p 93-105), and inspecting the hospital ship Maunganui (p110-111).) The No. 1 General Hospital in Greece. War damage to New Zealand House in London (p 105-106). Italian prisoners of war in a soccer match "NZ vs Italy" in Egypt (p 79-81); German parachute troops wounded and taken prisoner in Crete; captured swastikas used to hoodwink the enemy into dropping supplies. Fighting and evacuation of Crete. Evacuation of the Greek Royal party by a bodyguard of New Zealand soldiers, with views of a reception given by His Majesty the King of Greece, showing Lieutenant W H Ryan, Princess Marie, lady Palairet, Prince George, Prince Peter, and British military attache Colonel J S Blunt. Group portrait of New Zealanders in Britain training for the Fleet Air Arm (members named). Members of the New Zealand Bomber Squadron of the RAF who have been part of the raids on Germany, particularly on Berlin. (Several group portraits, some of which are named). Several photographs of unidentified men who escaped from Crete in barges. Arrangement: Images in album form single numerical sequence, 398-791 Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Album with faded blue cover, black corners and spine; 34.5 x 22.0 cm

Date: ca1963

From: Alington, Margaret Hilda, 1920-2012 :Photographs

Reference: PAColl-6028

Description: The architect's model, and two exterior and one interior view of the completed New Zealand House The tender for the present New Zealand House, London, was let in 1959. It was opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 9 May 1963. The architect was Professor Sir Robert Matthew, senior partner of the firm, Robert Matthew, Johnson-Marshall and Partners. Much of the timber used internally was New Zealand timber. Most public spaces in the four storied podium area were covered with New Zealand made carpet. Fixed furniture, and general range office furniture was designed and manufactured in England. The bulk of loose furniture was chosen from Denmark and Sweden Quantity: 5 b&w original photographic print(s).

Date: 1963 - 2000 - 2009

By: Drawbridge, John Boys, 1930-2005; Archives New Zealand

Reference: Eph-H-ARTS-1963-01

Description: Shows a reproduction of John Drawbridge's mural in New Zealand House, London, photographed by Archives New Zealand. Verso shows a photograph of John Drawbridge in his London studio, by Alex Starkey. Date of this reproduction unknown. Two copies held. Inscriptions: Recto - bottom left - [Some panels show the number [61], [62], [63]] Quantity: 1 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Photolithograph, 197 x 1380 mm.

Date: 1959

By: Robert Matthew & Johnson Marshall (Firm)

Reference: Plans-81-0711

Description: Details of third floor of New Zealand House London, showing void over terrace. Her Majesty's Theatre on the right. Quantity: 1 plan(s). Physical Description: Diazo print, 760 x 1010 mm.

Date: ca 1914

Reference: PAColl-7334

Description: The buildings on The Strand that were demolished to make way for New Zealand House between the Adelphi Theatre and Trafalgar Square. They are in disrepair but still have signage and advertising at street level. The businesses are Yates's Wine Lodge, Horne & Thornthwaite, J E Dallas, and The Southampton Trunk Store. Photographer unidentified. Quantity: 3 b&w original photographic print(s).

Date: 1959

Reference: B-175-014

Description: Shows a building site in a London street. On the building are the words 'New Zealand House'. A large sign says 'This building is being erected by the New Zealand Govt.' There is also a sign advertising for labour with a sign that reads, 'Hands wanted - 12 carpenters, 9 bricklayers, 6 labourers, 1 High Commissioner, apply job foreman'. Refers to the building of New Zealand House. The High Commission was built by Holland, Hannen & Cubitts in 1959 on the derelict site of the Carlton Hotel, destroyed by a bomb during the Blitz. New Zealand House was to be the main diplomatic representation for the New Zealand government, and no expense was spared in its construction. The design differed from the other diplomatic buildings of the Commonwealth realms in that it would be a modern skyscraper, designed by Sir Robert Matthew. After difficulties in planning permission, the 18 storey building was constructed only after permission was granted by the British Cabinet. It is the only tall building in this part of London, and remains controversial. Quantity: 1 original cartoon(s). Physical Description: Ink drawing on card 340 x 510 mm

Date: 1959

By: Robert Matthew & Johnson Marshall (Firm)

Reference: Plans-81-0710

Description: Details of ground floor plan of New Zealand House London Quantity: 1 plan(s). Physical Description: Diazo print, 760 x 1010 mm.

Date: 4 Apr 1940

From: Kain family: Papers and photographs relating to the life and career of Edgar James 'Cobber' Kain

By: Sport and General Press Agency

Reference: PA1-q-757-77

Description: New Zealand High Commissioner in London, W J Jordan, with Edgar James Kain, New Zealand House, London, England, 4 April 1940. Sport and General photograph. Photographer unidentified. Quantity: 1 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Silver gelatin print 19.3 x 24.5 cm, on album page

Date: 1972

From: Lodge, Nevile Sidney 1918-1989 :[Archive of original cartoons for the Evening Post and Sports Post, 1941 to 1988]

By: Lodge, Nevile Sidney, 1918-1989; Evening Post (Wellington, N.Z.)

Reference: B-134-257

Description: This cartoon shows a scene at New Zealand House after all Asians had been expelled from Uganda by Idi Amin. Beneath a notice that says, 'Vacancies for 200 Ugandan Asians - Apply here', an enthusiastic official is expounding the attractions of New Zealand to a family of Asian descent. Two other officials look on doutfully and one is saying to the other the words that form the title of the cartoon - that they are bound to be disappointed when they come across the public toilet block known as the Taj Mahal in Wellington. A newspaper clipping in the top left corner of the cartoon comments that a spokesman for New Zealand House reports very little interest in New Zealand by Ugandan Asians. Extended Title - Interest in New Zealand not very high [for Ugandan Asians]. Quantity: 1 original cartoon(s). Physical Description: Ink, letratone, newspaper clipping and crayon, 317 x 392 mm Finding Aids: Photocopies available in Pictorial Reference Service.

Date: 1972

From: Various cartoonists :Cartoons from the New Zealand News, 1970s

Reference: A-297-030

Description: A Mini-Deighton. A person goes to New Zealand House in London holding his voting paper. Quantity: 1 original cartoon(s). Physical Description: Black ink, Chinese white on watercolour paper, 187 x 107 mm

Date: 1978 - 2009 - 1984

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Whitehead

Description: Posters include: Contemporary Baroque Ensemble, with the Parnassus Trio and Sandra Mackay (oboe), Anthony Lamb (clarinet), John Fidler (piano), Simon Smith (trumpet). NZ House Haymarket London, 27 September [1978?] (Listing includes "Tirea" by Gillian Whitehead) Hotspur. Music Gillian Whitehead; ballad Fleur Adcock; banners Gretchen Albrecht. Performed by Gemini; Margaret Field soprano; Peter Wiegold director. New Zealand House London, 10 February 1981. Flederman, Australia's leading contemporary music ensemble. 1984 Opera House concerts. Recording Hall, Sydney Opera House 29 April, 22 July, 2 September, 8 December [1984] (Listing includes Gillian Whitehead's "Ahotu (O matenga) (1984) on Sunday 22 July) Central Otago Regional Orchestra & Regional Training Orchestra. "Central soundscapes"; classics & favourites, and featuring a new work by Dame Gillan Whitehead, inspired by the sounds of Central Otago while artist in residence with the Henderson Trust Alexandra. Guest conductor Aart Brusse. Cromwell Presbyterian Church 12 December; Alexandra Memorial Theatre 13 December 2009. Quantity: 4 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Screenprints and offset prints, sizes varying up to 400 x 580 mm. Provenance: Donated by Dame Gillian Whitehead in 2014.

Date: 1971 - 1974

By: Hunter, Alyson, 1948-

Reference: ArtEph-1974-H-01

Description: A brief catalogue of the exhibition organised by the New Zealand High Commission and held at New Zealand House, Haymarket, London SW1, in 1974. Includes the artist's curriculum vitae, and a list of works dating from 1971 to 1974, included in the exhibition. Images shown are: 'Brick Lane crossing Columbia Road' 1973 (front cover); 'The church', Ypres portfolio 1973 (inside); 'Shopfront Columbia Road' 1973 and 'Fountain Street' 1973 (back) Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Offset black and white printing on card, 200 x 280 mm (folded out) Provenance: Donation: Mr Jim Esson, Palmerston North, November 2014 Transfers: Collection received in Ephemera; transfers made from there.

Date: 1902-1990

By: Fraser, Alice Janet Kemp, 1934-2004; Blackstone Studios; Photo News Ltd; Sport and General Press Agency; Selkirk, John, active 1968-2005; S P Andrew Ltd; New Zealand free lance (Newspaper)

Reference: PAColl-10316

Description: Photographs relating to the Fraser family, particularly to Peter Fraser when he was Prime Minister of New Zealand, his wife Janet, and his step-granddaughter Alice Janet Kemp Fraser. Includes images taken by a range of largely unidentified photographers, between 1902 and 1990, including images dated circa 1902, 1930s-1940s, 1972, and 1980s-1990. - Loose disbound pages from photo album with mounted photographic prints and ephemera items, inscribed, 'To the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Mr Peter Fraser, we express our deep and most sincere gratitude for your generous help to Polish children during the most tragic time in our history - On behalf of the Polish members of the Australasian-Polish Society - London, 28th June 1944' - signed by the president, S. Jahorski, secretary L. Kneblewski, and secretary of the executive committee M. Treister. - Album pages and related loose prints include portrayals of Peter Fraser in his political and diplomatic roles as Prime Minister of New Zealand and representative to the United Nations General Assembly, meeting with various dignitaries and colleagues, on some occasions together with his wife Janet. - Includes a 1951 copy-print of a photograph taken circa 1902 showing Peter Fraser at the age of about 18 in the uniform of the Scottish Seaforth Highlanders Volunteer Corps. - Features group portrait of Peter Fraser together with Winston Churchill and other Prime Ministers hosted by King George VI, captioned 'His Majesty the King entertains Dominion Premiers to Dinner at Buckingham Palace', this is accompanied by a typescript letter on Buckingham Palace letterhead. - Includes images showing Peter Fraser with military personnel in uniform, inspecting aerial bombing damage at St Paul's Cathedral in London, on a speaker's podium, seated at his desk, arriving in a motor vehicle, at the controls of an aircraft, and at the head of a conference table chairing a meeting. Also New Zealand snapshots of Peter Fraser on election night and another captioned by his wife as 'Dad explains things to Mr [Arthur] Richards M.P. for Roskill Auckland.' - Contains images of children, including portraits of Alice Fraser as a young girl. - Family photographs include those of Alice Fraser with Peter Fraser attending the funeral of Janet Fraser in 1945. - Features mounted studio portrait of Alice Armstrong, nee Fox, the wife of Hubert Thomas (Tim) Armstrong 1875-1942, New Zealand Minister of Public Works. - Other notable items include press photographs of Eleanor Roosevelt during her visit to New Zealand (28 Aug - 3 Sep 1943), and Vivien Leigh, known as Lady Olivier, at the Parliamentary reception in Wellington 1948. - Includes images of plaques commemorating the house where Peter Fraser was born, and the school where he was educated, some with Alice Fraser shown in the photograph visiting these sites. - Laser copy montage of three photographs shows Alice Fraser at New Zealand House in London together with others, including Anthony Stones, the artist who created the bronze statue of Peter Fraser in 1989. - Small number of duplicate prints noted in collection. Source of title - Title supplied by Library Alice was the step-granddaughter of Peter Fraser. Quantity: 13 loose album pages, with 27 b&w original prints, 3 items of ephemera. 20 b&w original photographic print(s) including 3 mounted. 6 colour original photographic print(s). 1 colour laser sheet with a montage of three colour copy images. Physical Description: Photographic prints, album pages Transfers: From Manuscripts & Archives - MS-Group-2346: Fraser, Alice Janet Kemp, 1934-2004: Family Papers.

Date: 1970 - 1989

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-NZH

Description: Includes: 1970: Music at New Zealand House, Spring 1970 (Patricia Payne 11 February; Georgina Smith 12 March; John Howard 15 April 1970. Flyer / booking form 1970: Wine & music, 24 September 1970; Peter Cooper, 7 October 1970. Flyer / booking form 1970 /1971: New Zealand Music Society. Programmes 1970-71 (Bryan Drake and Frances Wilson 12 November 1970; Hewart Ensemble 2 December 1970; New directions: the NZ composer (featuring works by Barry Andersen, Edwin Carr & Douglas Lilburn) 18 February 1971; Hewart Ensemble 21 March 1971; Rodney Macann & Frances Wilson 3 June 1971. Flyer 1971: New Zealand Music Society in association with Baroque Concerts presents as guest artists Les Menestriers. New Zealand House, 24 September 1971. Flyer only 1974: Grafton Quartet. Shostakovich, Kodaly, Haydn. New Zealand House, 12 June 1974. Programme / flyer; and mimeographed letter from the New Zealand High Commission announcing the concert 1974: Georgina Zellan-Smith, piano recital. 25 March 1974. Programme / flyer with portrait 1974: Music at New Zealand House London. Raewyn Lillico piano recital. 2 October 1974. Programme 1981: Varese Ensemble, conductor Martin Pring. A programme of contemporary music (including work by New Zealander Robin Maconie). New Zealand House, 3 March [1981]. Flyer only 1981: Ivan Andrews cello; Christine Croshaw piano. Works by Strauss, Beethoven, Franck. Reception Hall New Zealand House, 14 April [1981]. Flyer only 1981: Patrick O'Byrne, pianist. Reception Hall New Zealand House, 29 April 1981. Flyer only 1981: Lunch hour vocal recital. Rosemary Quinn mezzo soprano; John Rink piano. Reception Hall New Zealand House Haymarket, 5 August 1981. Flyer only 1981: Marama Wind Players. Reception Hall, New Zealand House Haymarket, 9 December 1981. Flyer 1981: Recital by soprano Irene Tirbutt with Rosemary Barnes, piano. Reception Hall, New Zealand House Haymarket, 1 December [1981]. Flyer with biographical notes Quantity: 14 items. Physical Description: Photolithographs on flyers and pamphlets, sizes varying under 350 mm.

Date: 1979 - 1980

Reference: Eph-B-DRAMA-HS

Description: Includes: The Heartache and Sorrow Company. "Crossfire" by Jennifer Compton. Directed by Jean Betts. New Zealand House [London]. Monday 13 August [1979] The Heartache and Sorrow Company. "Songs to Uncle Scrim", devised by Mervyn Thompson with original music by Stephen McCurdy. Director Jean Betts; musical director Michael Houstoun. Action Space, [1979?]. Programme / booklet of words "The case of Katherine Mansfield". [London, 1980?] Programme (2 copies) The Heartache and Sorrow Company. Feminist Cabaret. Action Space 3-19 May [1980?] Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset prints and photocopies on pamphlets, sizes varying up to 300 mm.

Date: 1950 - 1969

From: [New Zealand ephemera of octavo size, pamphlets, flyers relating to international politics, conflicts and aid]

Reference: Eph-A-INTERNATIONAL-1950/1969

Description: Includes: 1950: Help New Zealand take her opportunity! Join the British-American Co-Operation Movement. W&T Ltd 98735 [ca 1950] New Zealand Consulate General, Empire State Building New York [to] The Secretary of External Affairs, Wellington New Zealand [Luggage label. ca 1950?] (3 copies) Spotlight on Korea; memorandum on the situation of the workers in Southern Korea and on the activity of the United Nationals Commission in Korea [1950] 1950s?: New Zealand House; with the compliments of the High Commissioner for New Zealand [Letterhead. 1950s?] United Nations Appeal For Children. Your brothers and sisters are hungry still; what you can do to help. Pamphlet [1950s?] United World Federalists (New Zealand). "There are burglars in the joint - and there ain't any cops" [Pamphlet. 1950s?] United World Federalists (New Zealand). What is the answer? [Pamphlet. 1950s?] 1951: International concert presents by United Nations Association (Wellington Branch). Concert Chamber Town Hall Wellington, 29 May 1951. Programme 1953: In honour of the Right Honourable Viscount Swinton, GBE, CH, MC, Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, the Prime Minister requests the pleasure of the company of Mr J B Yaldwyn at luncheon at Parliament House, 1 October 1953. Invitation card, and menu for the occasion In honour of Mr Richard M Nixon, Vice-President of the United States of America, the Prime Minister requests the pleasure of the company of Mr J B Yaldwyn at luncheon at Parliament House, 13 October 1953. Invitation card 1956: Cecil W H Pickering. The government of Egypt copies the people of New Zealand. 1956. Pamphlet 1957: Remembrance meeting commemorating the victims of the Bolshevists' dictatorship will be held at the YWCA Hall, New Zealand Baltic Club. Auckland, 17 June [1957] H Trewby. Our relations with the U.S.A. 11 July 1957 [Open letter /flier] ca 1960: United Nations Association of New Zealand. Wellington Branch. Pamphlet / Membership application form [ca 1960] 1963: The High Commissioner for New Zealand and Lady Macdonald request the honour of the company of Mrs S L G... at the opening of New Zealand House in the Haymarket by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. 9 May 1963. Invitation card Volunteer Service Abroad. Pamphlet ca 1963 1965: International Co-Operation Year. World Invocation Day. 13 June 1965 1967?: Moral Re-Armament (Vic., Australi). Papua-New Guinea, example to the world [1967?] 1968: American Field Service; international scholarships in New Zealand (Inc). 1968. Pamphlet Peace, power and politics in Asia; an international conference on Vietnam, SEATO and political stability in Asia. Wellington, Victoria University and Town Hall, 30 March - 2 April 1968. Pamphlet / registration form (2 copies) University of Otago. Department of Extension studies. New Zealand's foreign policy. Third residential school. St Margaret's College Dunedin, 10-14 May 1968. Pamphlet / enrolment form 1969?: Action for International Development. 1% aid; our frame of reference. [Pamphlet. 1969?] Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Sizes up to 240 mm.

Date: 1969-1989

From: [Music ephemera and concert programmes of octavo size, for performances at New Zealand House, London]

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-NZH-1969/1989

Description: Includes: 1969: New Zealand Music Society. Membership application form [designed by Peter Campbell, 1969] 1970: New Zealand Music Society. Wine & cheese party 20 May 1970; Lieder evening, 3 June 1970. Flier / ticket application form New Zealand Music Society. Membership application form [1970] New Zealand Music Society. Wine & music. New Zealand House, 24 September 1970. Ticket New Zealand Music Society. Peter Cooper, piano. New Zealand House, 7 October 1970. Ticket 1974: Pauline Drain (clarinet). Lunchtime concert, New Zealand House, 4 October 1974. Programme 1981: "Hotspur", by Gillian Whitehead and Fleur Adcock. With designs by Gretchen Albrecht. New Zealand High Commission London. [With] "Gemini"; Margaret Field (soprano), Peter Wiegold (director). Programme (consisting of three pieces; 2 copies of the biographical folded sheet) Michael Redshaw. Piano recital. Reception Hall, New Zealand House, 23 April [1981]. Flier Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Booklets, sizes varying up to 240 mm.

Date: 1960-1969

From: [New Zealand ephemera of quarto size, pamphlets, flyers relating to international politics, conflicts and aid]

Reference: Eph-B-INTERNATIONAL-1960s

Description: Not yet listed fully. Includes material relating to conflict and conditions in: Cuba Czechoslovakia Rhoesia Alos includes items from the Wellington United Nations Association, the 11th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, Commonwealth Day, the order of ceremony for the Laying of Foundation Stones of New Zealand House London (1960) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying up to 330 mm.

Date: 1959

By: Robert Matthew & Johnson Marshall (Firm)

Reference: Plans-81-0712

Description: Details of mezzanine floor with each area numbered, including kitchen, cloak rooms, dining room, cafeteria, gallery, cold store. Quantity: 1 plan(s). Physical Description: Diazo print, 760 x 1010 mm.