Places

Date: 1957 - 1964

Reference: Eph-A-DRAMA-SCP

Description: Includes: 1957: "Charley's Aunt". Directed by Patric Carey. [1957] (2 copies) 1958: "Private lives", by Noel Coward. Produced by Patric Carey. Stage manager William Menlove. Second tour 12 February - 1 April 1958 (2 copies) 1959: "The cat and the canary", by John Williard. Directed by Grahame Clifford. With Sybil Westland, Desmond Lock, William Menlove. Summer tour 1959-1960. Programme. "Salad days", by Dorothy Reynolds and Julian Slade. Produced by Grahame Clifford. With Sybil Westland, Bernard Esquilant, William Menlove, Desmond Lock, Robin Stevens. Winter tour 1959. Programme (2 copies) "While the sun shines", by Terence Rattigan. Directed by Grahame Clifford. With Jon (Jonathan) Elsom, Mary Goodwin, Joy Rowlatt. Summer tour 24 Janaury to 24 March 1959. Programme. 1960: "Blithe spirit", by Noel Coward. Produced by Grahame Clifford. Eighth major tour, 3 March - 5 May 1960. Programme. "Free as air". Grand Opera House Wellington [1960?]. Directed by Grahame Clifford. Choreography by Barbara Bonnar. (2 copies) "Free as air". Directed by Grahame Clifford, choreography by Barbara Bonnar. Second full NZ tour. [1960?] (2 copies) "Free as air". Directed by Grahame Clifford, choreography by Barbara Bonnar.Theatre Royal Christchurch. 2nd full New Zealand tour [1060?] Programme 1961: "Watch it, sailor!", by Philip King and Falkland Cary. Produced by John Kim. 1961. Programme. 1962: "Johnny Belinda", by Elmer Harris. With Peggy Turvey, William Menlove, Bill Hargreaves. Directed by Frank Newman. [Dunedin, 1962]. Programme (2 copies) "Beauty and the beast", by Nicholas Stuart Gray. Produced by Bernard L Esquilant. 1962. Programme A season with Bruce Mason. "The end of the golden weather, 14-19 March; "Lat night extra", 25-27 March; "The pohutukawa tree" by Bruce Mason, directed by the author. Playhouse, 30 March - 10 April 1963. Programme 1964: "The living room", by Graham Greene. Produced by Bernard L Esquilant. The Playhouse, 11 June 1964; Civic Theatre Invercargill, 20 June 1964. Quantity: 10 theatre programmes. Physical Description: Letterpress on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1956

By: Hawera star (Newspaper)

Reference: Eph-C-PHONO-1956-01

Description: Poster advertising the proposed formation of the New Zealand Tape Recording Club, by H C Madigan, and the publication of a membership list to enable enthusiasts to correspond with each other. Each applicant for membership was asked to indicate the categories he or she was interested in: Popular recordings, Classical recordings, General recordings, Unusual recordings, Sound effects, Playette recordings, Human interest recordings, Interview recordings, Travel recordings, Dusty recordings (of old cylindrical recordings). An application form formed the lower part of the poster. Dated from accompanying newsletter (now at B PHONO 1956). Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s) on poster. Physical Description: Offset print, on green sheet 450 x 191 mm. Provenance: Acquired in Ephemera section in 2004.

Date: 1940, 1950 - 1952

From: New Zealand Free Lance : Photographic prints and negatives

By: Pickard, D, active 1940s-1950s

Reference: PAColl-0785-1-015

Description: Photographs of the departure of the First Echelon from New Zealand (1940), military operations in Malta (1950) and Malaysia (1951), and Ohakea airbase (1950), taken for publication in the New Zealand Free Lance. Also photographs of the Governor of Fiji and Fiji Police (1950) and the Petone Rifle Club (1952). Quantity: 48 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Silver gelatin prints

Date: [1920-1958]

From: Riddiford family : Papers

Reference: MS-Papers-5714-047

Description: Comprises correspondence re Riddiford's association with polo, circular re re-establishment of Wairarapa Polo Club (1920), sale of polo ponies account with Tattersall's (12926), list of players' handicaps (1928-1930, 1937) records, draft outward letters, programmes for tournaments including Savile Cup, annual Yankee tournament, Australsian Gold Cup, Gymkhana meeting (Feilding, rules and notes for umpires Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1937 - 1955

By: Walker, Max, active 1940s

Reference: Eph-A-DRAMA-DR

Description: Includes: Undated: "They came to a city". Produced by Miss Kathleen Falconer. His Majesty's Theatre. [Mid-1940s] "Nine till six". Produced by Miss Bessie Thomson. [Precedes Miss Anita Oliver's production of the Gaieties of the Nineties]. "Anthony and Anna". Produced by Miss Bessie Thomson. (during the Second World War) 1936: "The fourth wall", by A A Milne. Produced by Bessie Thomson. His Majesty's Theatre, 9-12 September 1936. Programme 1937: "And so to bed", by J B Fagan. Produced by Miss Bessie Thomson. His Majesty's Theatre, 29 September - 2 October [1937]. Programme "The shining hour". Produced by Miss Bessie Thomson. His Majesty's Theatre 24-27 November 1937. 1938: "The show", by John Galsworthy; produced by W Russell-Wood. His Majesty's Theatre, 20-23 April [1938]. Programme 1940?: "When we are married", sponsored in aid of the Otago Patriotic Fund. Producer Miss Bessie Thomson. His Majesty's Theatre 4-7 September [1940?] 1941: "Inquest". Produced by Miss Bessie Thomson. His Majesty's Theatre. 12-15 November 1941. "Murder in the Cathedral". Produced by Kathleen Falconer. [1941?] 1944: "Jane Eyre". Produced by Kathleen Falconer. His Majesty's Theatre. 11-14 October 1944. 1945: "Arms and the man". Produced by Walter Russell-Wood. His Majesty's Theatre 21-24 March 1945. "Gaslight", produced by Mrs R D Neale. 20-23 June 1945. "Home and beauty". Produced by Ernest Griffin. His Majesty's Theatre [1945] "What every woman knows". Produced by Miss Bessie Thomson. His Majesty's Theatre. 5-8 Decmber 1945. 1946: "Rebecca". Produced by Kathleen Falconer. His Majesty's Theatre 10-13 July 1946. "The merchant of Venice". Presented by the Dunedin Repertory Society assisted by Dunedin Shakespeare Club. Produced by Miss Bessie Thomson. His Majesty's Theatre 17-21 September 1946. "Storm in a teacup". Produced by Reginald Tapley. His Majesty's Theatre. 20-23 November 1946 (Plus flier for one extra performance "next Monday"). 1947: "The importance of being Earnest". Produced by Walter Russell-Wood. His Majesty's Theatre 16-19 April 1947 "Our town". Produced by Miss Bessie Thomson. His Majesty's Theatre 25-28 June 1947. "The ghost train". Produced by Desmond Greenslade in aid of Heritage. His Majesty's Theatre. 30 September - 4 October 1947. 1948: "Junior miss". Produced by Anita Oliver. His Majesty's Theatre. 16-19 June 1948. "An inspector calls". Produced by Walter Russell-Wood. His Majesty's Theatre 11-14 August 1948. "Mr Pym passes by". Produced by Kathleen Falconer. His Majesty's Theatre. 27-30 October 1948. 1949: "Heartbreak House". Produced by Mr Arnold Goodwin. His Majesty's Theatre. 27-30 April 1949. 1950: "The women". Produced by Bonnie Walker. His Majesty's Theatre. 24-27 May 1950. "Frieda", by Ronald Miller. Produced by Walter Russell-Wood. His Majesty's Theatre Dunedin. 17-19 August 1950. Programme. Cover design by Max Walker, whose biography is on an inside page. 1953: "Castle in the air". Produced by A C Stephens. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 25-28 March 1953. 1954: "This happy breed". Produced by Madge Moffett. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 22-26 June 1954. 1955: "The burning glass". Produced by Madge Moffett. Concert Chamber Town Hall. 18-19 November 1955. (With biographic notes and portrait of their new producer Patric Carey inside front cover) Quantity: 29 programmes. Physical Description: Letterpress on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1950 - 1975

By: Thorp, Nigel, active 1978-2018

Reference: Eph-C-PRINTING-Thorp-1950/1970s

Description: Includes blocks of advertising and stationery from firms in the South Taranaki area, including Hawera, Stratford and Toko. Sheet 1 shows sheet music for the Hawera Highland Pipe Band Jubilee Waltz. Includes advertising to promote Hawera, brand names, South Taranaki businesses, and associations. Quantity: 93 b&w art print(s) (proof print sheets). Physical Description: Block prints on sheets of sizes varying, around 400 x 300 mm.

Date: 1935 - 1959

By: Minhinnick, Gordon Edward George (Sir), 1902-1992; Wellington Savage Club Inc

Reference: A-321-010

Description: Shows a group of men friends cooking a chicken over a fire outside their snow-covered cottage in the mountains. One is operating a radio with headphones, another chases a pukeko, another talks to a stag, one is chased by a deer, whilst yet others climb the side of a mountain in the background. The radio operator says: (according to text stuck on beneath image): "Civilisation coming through at last! What message shall I give them?" The chicken-cooker replies: "Vote of thanks to the Matson Line for their excellent idea!" Quantity: 1 b&w art print(s). Physical Description: Lithograph on sheet 235 x 290 mm. Transfers: From Manuscripts & Archives - A97-074..

Date: 1955

By: Mitchell, Leonard Cornwall, 1901-1971; Wellington Savage Club Inc

Reference: B-148-074

Description: Shows a map of Australia and New Zealand, Australia being covered with rabbits, kangaroos, snakes, explorers, dancers and bathing beauties. New Zealand is inhabited by a beer-drinking Maori. Down the left side is an alphabet rhyme with a verse for each letter of the word "AUSTRALIA". The original work was signed by members: Ray Kemp, Bill Sunley, W Pilliet Pringle, G T Mackay, J L Rogers, I A Nicol, {>?} Mclennan?, Robert Carruthers, {>?} Denis, S London, D S Campbell, A A Cooper?, Les Tyler, R R Hayman, Procter, J Stacey, S C Bender? Inscriptions: Recto - bottom right - L. C. Mitchell Quantity: 1 photograph(s). Physical Description: Photograph of ink and pencil drawing, 280 x 374 mm. Provenance: Donated by the Wellington Savage Club in 1997. Transfers: From Manuscripts & Archives - A97-074..

Date: 1953

By: Haughton, Son & Mair (Firm); Bulleyment Fortune Architects (Firm)

Reference: Plans-97-011-166

Description: Shows floor plans. Quantity: 1 plan(s). Physical Description: Diazo, 508 x 335 mm.

Date: 1959

From: [Programmes and ephemera of octavo size for drama productions in New Zealand]

Reference: Eph-A-DRAMA-1959

Description: Includes: Australian Elizabethan Trust and J C Williamson Theatres Ltd in association with the New Zealand Players Theatre Trust present "Summer of the Seventeenth Doll", by Ray Lawler. Produced by John Sumner; scenery designed and painted by Anne Fraser. [1959]. Programme (2 copies) Community Arts Service. "The end of the Golden Weather", a performance by Bruce Mason for the New Zealand Writers' Conference. Victoria University of Wellington Little Theatre. 2 September [1959]. Flier (2 copies). CAS Theatre. "Moon section" by Allen Curnow. Directed by Ronald Barker. University of Auckland Council of Adult Education. (With Peter Varley, Charles Walker, Peter Morgan, Howard Cairns, Olwen Barr, Marie Collett, Helen Stoupe. Stage manager Brian McNeill, stage director Noel Perry, music Ian McLean, decoration John Coulson). Programme (2 copies) Canterbury Repertory Theatre. "The tinder box", a three act play by Nicholas Stuart Gray. A children's theatre production, directed by Neta Neale. Repertory Theatre, 29 August - 5 September [1959]. Programme Festival of Wellington. Three one act plays. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 2 - 4 March [1959]. (Hawera Repertory Society "Merry wives of Windsor" producer Nancy Russell; Karori Dramatic Society "An evening's pleasure", producer Marie Bullock; Stagecraft Theatre "Rhyme and treason" by Terence Journet, produced by Keith M Bennett). Programme (2 copies) Festival of Wellington. "When we are married" by J B Priestley, produced by Frank Ponton (biog notes and portrait). Grand Opera House 25-28 February 1959. Programme (2 copies) Hawera Repertory Society. "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", by Jesse Braham White, with music by Edmond Rickett. Produced by Iliffe Burns; ballets by Joan Nicholls and Beverley Quay. Memorial Theatre Hawera. 7-12 December 1959. Programme. Idaho State College Touring Theatre. "Bus stop" by William Inge; "The Miser" by Moliere. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 14 February 1959. Programme. Methodist Church of New Zealand Conference Wellington 1959. "The just vengeance", by Dorothy Sayers (With members of Drama Christi; produced by Allona Priestley, musical director Malcolm Rickard, organist Peter Averi, special music composed for the play by Ashley Heenan). Programme with insert. Shoestring Players present "Love in a mist", by Kenneth Horne. Produced by Stan Campbell; players Jane Edwards, Norman Haines, Shirley Macdonald, Alan Smith, Doug Henderson, Alison Hall. South Wellington School Theatrette. 30 November - 2 December 1959. Programme. (2 copies) Valley Players. "The desperate hours", by Joseph Hayes. Produced by L Assheton Harbord. Little Theatre Lower Hutt. 14-18 April 1959. Programme. Wainuiomata Dramatic and Operatic Society. "It's never too late", by Felicity Douglas. Produced by Ivan Bushell. Public Hall Wainuiomata. 8-10 October 1959. Programme. W.E.A. Dramatic Club (Auckland). New Zealand premiere of "Under Milk Wood", by Dylan Thomas. Produced by Edna E Harris. St Andrews Hall, Auckland. 10-17 October 1959. Programme (2 copies) Wellington College Drama Club presents three one-act plays. "The dick brief", by John Mortimer, produced by Mr Dawick; "Everyman", produced by Alan Simpson; "The critic; or, A tragedy rehearsed", by Richard Sheridan, produced by Mr Donnelly. Googie Withers and John McCallumm. "Roar like a dove", by Lesley Storm. Grand Opera House Wellington. 7 October 1959. Programme (2 copies) Googie Withers and John McCallumm. "Roar like a dove", by Lesley Storm. Theatre Royal Christchurch, 20 October 1959. Programme (2 copies) Googie Withers and John McCallumm. "Roar like a dove", by Lesley Storm. [Dunedin, 1959]. Programme Googie Withers and John McCallum. "Roar like a dove", by Lesley Storm. His Majesty's Theatre Auckland. 11 November 1959. Programme (2 copies) Quantity: 18 theatre programmes and flyers (plus duplicates).. Physical Description: Letterpress on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1920-1954

By: Wellington Savage Club Inc

Reference: PA-Group-00598

Description: Photographs of groups of Savage Club members taken on visits, outings, dinners and dances Source of title - Title supplied by Library Quantity: 59 b&w original photographic print(s). 2 colour original photographic print(s) colour original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Photographic prints Transfers: From Manuscripts & Archives - MS-Group-0557 : Wellington Savage Club : Records.

Date: 1950-2000

From: Dominion Post (Newspaper): Photographic negatives and prints of the Evening Post and Dominion newspapers

Reference: PAColl-7327-1-035

Description: Photographs relating to clubs and associations, arranged alphabetically from AR to DE, taken and collected by the Evening Post. Images taken in New Zealand and abroad, by a range of photographers, between 1950 and 2000. Quantity: 1 box(es) of prints, grouped in folders.

Date: 1938 - 1959

Reference: Eph-A-MANAWATU-REP-1930/1959

Description: Includes (at Opera House Palmerston North unless otherwise stated): 1938: "The skin game". Produced by Miss Babette Rodgers. Empire Hall Palmerston North. 1-4 October 1938. Programme 1940: Grand Combined concert by Operatic Society, British Music Society, Little Theatre Society, Repertory Society. 17 December 1940. "George & Margaret". Produced by Mavis Mortland. Empire Hall Palmerston North. 18-21 June 1938. 1941: Programme for first half of 1941 season. 1943: "Heat wave". Produced by Fred Cousins. 7-9 December 1943. "Tony draws a horse". Produced by Mrs E Lovell. 30 July - 2 August 1943 "Tony draws a horse". Horowhenua College Hall. 18 August 1943. 1944: "Love in a mist". Produced by John D Kitchen. 27-29 June 1944 The Repertory revue. Produced by Mavis Mortland; pianiste Marie Moffatt. 1944 (2 copies) 1945: "Daddy Long-Legs". Produced by Mavis Mortland. 11-15 December 1945 (Programme and bookmark) "Interference". Produced by Fred Cousins (portrait). 11-14 April 1945. 1946: "The Dover Road". Produced by Betty Crookenden. 1946. (Includes list of members and list of past productions) "Ladies in retirement". Produced by Fred Cousins. 22-25 May 1946. Programme (2 copies) "You can't take it with you". Produced by Mavis Mortland. 5-9 October 1946. Programme (2 copies) 1948: "Duet for two hands". Produced by Mavis Mortland. 18-22 September 1948. (2 copies) (Contains portraits of Mr T M N (Noel) Rodgers, Mavis Mortland, Dorothy Smith, Ian Watkins, Graham Driver, Lesley Dolby)"Home from home". Produced by Fred Cousins. 19-23 June 1948. "No medals". Produced by Graham Driver. 4-8 December 1948 1950s: "Those pretty things". Produced by Evelyn Davidson. Municipal Hall. 22-23 October [195-?] 1951: "Lady Frederick", by Somerset Maugham; produced by Fred Cousins. 29 September - 2 October 1951. Programme "Random harvest". Produced by Mavis Mortland. 28-30 April 1951 1952: "The happiest days of your life". Produced by Alex Peacock. 24-27 May 1952. 1954: "She stoops to conquer, by Oliver Goldsmith; produced by Mrs Leslie Dolby. St Paul's Memorial Hall, 18-21 August 1954. Programme (2 copies) 1956: "My three angels", by Sam and Bella Spewack; produced by Grace Rose. Repertory Theatre, 18-25 June [1956]. Programme Quantity: 24 theatre programmes and flyers.. Physical Description: Letterpress on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: 1955-1960

From: Hutt County Council : Records

Reference: MS-Papers-1293-130/3

Description: Legal opinion relating to Go-kart Club at Maymorn, 1960 and opinions circulated to members of the NZ Counties' Association Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1953 - 1972

Reference: Eph-A-NGAIO-REVUE

Description: Includes: 1953/54: "Coronation revels", produced by Robert Gallop. Programme 1955: "All at sea", a nautical musicale, produced by Frank Bailey. Concert Chamber Town Hall, 7 August [1955]. Ticket / invitation only 1956: "Alf's Button; a musical revuesical comedy". Anglican Church Hall, Wadestown. 16 June 1956. Ticket. 1960: "Funtasia", produced by Frank Bailey. 1960. Programme. 1964: "Salad days", by Julian Slade and Dorothy Reynolds. Producer Ron McElligott; musical direction by Christine Knowles. 1964. Programme. "Make me an offer", by Wolf Mankowitz. Produced by Lewis Rowbotham. [1964] (2 copies) 1965: "Say 99". A bright new musical comedy by Allan Dunford and Robin Gurnsey. Produced by F A Bailey. [1965?] Programme. "Toad of Toad Hall". University Memorial Theatre. 23 November 1965. Programme. (2 copies) 1967: "The reciprocating triangle" by Wayne Tourelle, produced by Margaret O'Sullivan; and, "The sentimental bloke", by C J Dennis, produced by Marion Kiddle. Unity Theatre, Aro Street, 28 March -1 April 1967. (Part of Unity Silver Jubilee, March 1967) Typescript programme (2 copies) 1969: "Our town", by Thornton Wilder. Produced by William Juliff. Little Theatre Lower Hutt 1-2 August 1969; and University Theatre Wellington 6-16 August 1969. Programme. (2 copies) "Babes in the wood", produced by Tony Currie. University Memorial Theatre 13-29 November 1969. 1970s (undated)?: Ngaio Revue Club presents "On a clear day you can see Petone", written by Neville Martin. Produced by William Juliff, Neville Martin, Christine Knowles and Brent Whitwell. [1970s?]. Programme 1970: "West side story". St James Theatre. 5-12 September 1970. Ticket. "Goody Two Shoes", produced by Christine Knowles assisted by Tony Currie. Musical director Marjorie Orchiston. University Memorial Theatre 17-28 November 1970. Programme. 1971: "Pygmalion". May-June 1971. (Flier) 1972: "Dick Whittington", produced by William Juliff. Town Hall Concert Chamber. 16 November - 2 December 1972. Programme. "Fantasticks", produced by Margaret A O'Sullivan. 1972. Programme. Quantity: 14 theatre programmes and flyers.. 1 ticket/invitation. Physical Description: Letterpress on programmes, sizes below 250 mm.

Date: [ca 1955]-1963

From: McKenzie, Roy Allan (Sir), 1922-2007: Photographs

Reference: PA1-f-323

Description: The place is Mount Ruapehu and the opening photograph is a view of the mountain. Most of the album is a record of the building of a ski lodge by the Snowline Ski Club sometime in the 1950s. This is explicitly stated in a newspaper caption under a picture of the completed lodge. At some time the club may have considered calling itself the Skyline Ski Club as there are two group photographs at the beginning of the album that have a man holding a sign on which is written "Skyline S C site." The images show men working on the foundations of the lodge, the finished building, and a gathering at what is proably the opening of the lodge. One colour print dated 1963 shows galvanised iron cladding being put onto the roof. Source of title - Title supplied by Library Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s).

Date: [1903-ca 1906], [ca 1940s-1960s]

From: Mosen, Neville Herbert, 1914-2004: Photographs

By: Bell Brothers (Firm); Billens, Henry, 1846-1936

Reference: PAColl-9924-4

Description: Photographs collected and taken by Neville Mosen, including ones of Neville and his family. Comprises: Four photographs taken 1903-ca 1906. One of a wedding dated 1903. Three by Marton photographers (Neville's wife's family came from Marton. Her mother's maiden name was Nicol). One by Henry Billens that possibly shows a household dramatic group. Two by Bell Brothers: a portrait of young women, possibly a school group with their teacher. It is labelled "Etta Nuttall. Winter 5 Harry St Tauranga (Henderson)". The other Bell Brothers image (damaged) shows the opening of the Marton Bowling Club Season, October 10, 1906. 15 images taken circa 1940s-1960s relating to Neville Mosen, his wife, their families and friends, including ones at the Mangawhero River and the Mangaturuturu Falls and one of Neville and wife Vera on the front step of their first home in Raetihi. One of a group outside 'Norian' the beehive house in New Plymouth taken circa early 1960s. Seven of a trip made by Neville to Western Australia in the 1960s. Includes images of a car packed for a journey trip and exteriors of hotels he stayed in. Other - Information in square brackets on back of some images was provided by Neville's son Brian. Manuscript material and photographs relating to Frank Nicol are held by Archives Central in Rangitikei District Council Collection. See RDC 00087:6/N/3; RDC 00087:11/N/8; RDC 00087:12/N7; A/2013/43:8 - 15. Quantity: 26 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Silver gelatin prints

Date: 1951 - 1979

Reference: Eph-B-NGAIO-REVUE

Description: Includes: 1951: "Full o' Fun", produced by Robert Gallop. [1951 - their first production]. Souvenir programme. 1963: "The Boy Friend", producer Ron McElligott; musical director Ross Gandar. 1963. (2 copies) 1966: "Brigadoon", produced by Ron McElligott. 1966. Programme. Includes photographs of Mr H A Rixon, Ron McElligott, Ross Gandar, Bill Elmsley, Jenifer Martin, Bob McKegg, Judith Goldfinch, John Miley, Ann Pacey, Alan Farquhar. (2 copies) 1967: "Bells are ringing", by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, music by Jule Styne. Produced by R J McElligott. 22 July - 1 August 1967. Programme (2 copies) 1968: "Fings ain't wot they used t'be", music by Lionel Bart, play by Frank Norman. Produced by John Barningham, musical director Ross Gandar, choreography by Valerie Bailey. 16-26 March 1968. Programme (2 copies) "She stoops to conquer". Flyer about auditions, 9 and 16 June 1968. 1969: "Lock up your daughters:. A Ngaio Revue - Unity Production. Directed by William Juliff, musical director Ross Gandar. Paramount Theatre, 1969. Programme (2 copies) "The tragedy of Julius Caesar", by Williams Shakespeare. Produced by William Juliff and Murray Alford. Designed by David Eastman. [1969?] Programme (2 copies) 1970s: "Puss in Boots", written by Neville Martin. Producer John Callen. [1970s?] Programme/flyer (2 copies) 1970: "West Side Story", produced by Margaret O'Sullivan. With Stuart Devenie, Suzanne Francis. St James Theatre. 5 September 1970. Programme. 1971: "Pygmalion", produced by William Juliff, with Brian Howlitt and Heather Eggleton. Concert Chamber Town Hall 26-29 May 1971; Little Theatre Lower Hutt 1-5 June 1971. (2 copies) 1972: "The prodigious snob" (Le bourgeois gentilhomme), by Moliere. Produced by William Juliff, designed by David Eastman. Wellington and Lower Hutt, 14-24 June 1972. Programme. (2 copies) 1974: "Augustus does his bit", by George Bernard Shaw. Prodsuced by William Juliff. Studio of Ngaio Revue Club. 1 November 1974. Flyer. 1978: "Dames at sea", produced by Howard Neil; musical director Ross Alley. State Opera House Wellington, 29 August - 16 September 1978. Programme Late 1970s?: "Half in earnest", by Vivian Ellis. Directed by William Juliff. Note by president Chris Brooke-White [late 1970s?]. Programme Quantity: 14 theatre programmes and flyers.. Physical Description: Letterpress on programmes and flyers, sizes around 300 mm.

Date: 1955-1960, 1969

From: Hutt County Council : Records

Reference: MS-Papers-1293-476/2

Description: Includes list of those who support a proposal to inaugurate and construct a roller skating rink at Marine Gardens, Raumati. Also files re Kapiti Bowling Club Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1953 - 1954

By: Haughton, Son & Mair (Firm); Eyles, J W, active 1954; Bulleyment Fortune Architects (Firm)

Reference: Plans-97-011-167/170

Description: Shows elevations and floor plans. Plans drawn by J W Eyles Quantity: 4 plan(s). Physical Description: Diazo and ink on tracing paper, sizes vary about 450 x 700 mm