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Date: 1940

Reference: Eph-B-MUSIC-1940

Description: Includes: 1940s?: Concert programme (Carbon typescript featuring Jack McDonagh, Miss Betty Rosenthal, Master Feehan, Geo Simmons & Jim White, Miss Marjorie Clifford, Geo Stent, Miss Janette Briggs, Mr Walter Nash (speech), Chas H Burridge, Mrs Rosenthal, Jim Taylor's Band) 1940: Auckland Centennial Music Festival. 7-16 June 1940. (With Sir Ernest Davis, Hewitt Edwards, Andersen Tyrer, Isobel Baillie, Gladys Ripley, Heddle Nash, Oscar Natzke, Raymond Beatty, Frank Bermingham, T W M Ashby, J S Stewart, James Shelley, Harry Woolley, Dr S Kenneth Phillips, Colin Muston, Albert Bryant, H C Luscombe, etc). Programme [Cover design by A J C Fisher]. (2 copies) The British Music Society New Zealand (Incorporated). Second concert, 1939-40 season. (With Marie Vandewart, Nora Gray, Lawrence A North, Audrey Gibson Foster, Mrs Ernest Porter). James Smiths' Ltd, 22 April 1940. Programme / flier Canterbury Centennial Music Festival. Theatre Royal Christchurch, 24 May - 2 June 1940. (With Andersen Tyrer, Len Barnes, Harison Cook, James Shelley, Professor J C Bradshaw, Isobel Baillie, Gladys Ripley, Heddle Nash, Oscar Natzke, Alfred Worsley, Frederick Bullock, Raymond Beatty, Frank Bermingham, Maurice Clare, Frederick Page, Fred C Penfold, Victor C Peters, James Hight, Leonard C Travers, Eric Craighead, Mrs N W Robbins). Souvenir programme (2 copies) Centennial celebrity concerts, July 1940. (With photographs of Isobel Baillie, Gladys Ripley, Heddle Nash, Oscar Natzke, the Centennial String Quartet, Clifford Huntsman). Souvenir programme (2 copies) Ignaz Friedman, eminent Polish pianist. Pianoforte recital. Town Hall, 24 October [1940]. Programme (2 copies) Farewell pianoforte recital by Ignaz Friedman, eminent Polish pianist. Town Hall Wellington, 19 November [1940]. Programme (2 copies, one with cover damage) Wellington Centennial Music Festival, 22-29 June 1940. With photos of Isobel Baillie, Heddle Nash, Stanley Oliver, Oscar Natzke, Gladys Ripley, Frank Bermingham, Harison Cook, Raymond Beatty, Andersen Tyrer, Maurice Clare. Programme (2 copies) Wellington Training College Choral Society. Fifth annual recital, 27th September 1940. (With Vesta Emanuel, Loretto Cunningham, T A Larsen, H Warburton, Joan Wollerman). Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Letterpress and offset print, varying sizes up to quarto.

Date: 1939-1940

From: New Zealand Free Lance : Photographic prints and negatives

Reference: PAColl-0785-1-193

Description: Photographs taken for publication in New Free Lance, 1939-1940. Series of photographs taken by the official exhibition photographer Eileen Deste, and by E T Robson. Show construction of the exhibition buildings and Playland; opening ceremony and crowd scenes; exterior and interior views of the buildings; statutory; exhibits; Australian hostesses (named on verso). Quantity: 119 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Silver gelatin prints

Date: 1960 - 1989

By: Harry H Tombs Ltd

Reference: Eph-A-ALCOHOL-Labels

Description: Includes labels for: Alhambra Hotel Wellington, J Oliver proprietor. Whisky. Printed by H H Tombs Ltd Aorangi old style beer, bottled specially for the Hermitage, Glencoe Lodge & Twizel Inn. Brewed and bottled by New Zealand Breweries Limited Christchurch Athletic Wairoa F.A.C. beer. Brewed and bottled by Leopard Brewery Ltd, Hastings, NZ. Barretts Hotel. Our famous Manhattan cocktail, prepared expressly for Barretts Hotel. Bottled in New Zealand by R Fairweather, Wellington (from H H Tombs collection) Barretts Hotel. Our famous Martini cocktail, prepared expressly for Barretts Hotel. Bottled in New Zealand by R Fairweather, Wellington (from H H Tombs collection) Bass export beer. Brewed and bottled in New Zealand by Lion Breweries Limited Wellington, under licence to Bass Charrington Limited, London. Net contents 750 ml (also a label for 340 ml bottle, and a label for Lions District 202A Convention 1973 at Birkenhead) Bellamy's (Restaurant, The Beehive). Scotch whisky, 1.125 litres Bellamy's (Restaurant, The Beehive). Old copper still, old fashioned sour mash, Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey. Bottled in NZ especially for House of Representatives, Wellington, by Basil A Fitzpatrick & Coy, Ltd, Rangiora. Bellamy's (Restaurant, The Beehive). Bellamy's whisky. Parliament Buildings, Wellington (Shows wig, mace, sceptre) Brown Jug beer, brewed and bottled in New Zealand by W Burridge & Son, Masterton Brunswick Hotel, Wellington. 4 labels - for whisky, brandy, rum and gin. Bottled in New Zealand by W Hannafin (from H H Tombs Collection) The Carlton [Hotel], Willis Street, Wellington. Proprietress Mrs F M Paulsen. Circular red label plus black and white labels for whisky, rum, port, sherry and brandy Cascade draught beer, brewed and bottled in New Zealand by Cascade Brewery Ltd, Taihape Cascade specially lagered beer, brewed and bottled by Cascade Brewery Ltd, Taihape, N.Z. [1960-70s?] DB labels. Tuapeka County Council 1877-1977; Ashburton Centenary 1878-1978; Dipton District Centenary 1878-1978; Inangahua District Schools centenary 1878-1978; South Canterbury Jaguar Owners' Club jubilee, 7-8 July 1979; Albury School 1882; New Zealand Meatworks Sports Tournament 9-12 April 1979 Dunedin; Coaltown Westport Beer; Westbrew traditional bitter beer; DB Export beer; Onslow Cricket Club 50th jubilee beer, 1930-1980; DB Jubilee lager; NZ Licensed Trusts Association 1981 Conference beer; Mangaweka Special Brew beer specially brewed by DB Central Brewery Ltd Mangatainoka to commemorate the opening of the New Mangaweka Deviation, November 1981; DB Honourable Bearded Gentlemen of Waimate 1979 beer; Whataroa District School Centenary beer 1879-1979; DB Export Quality Morleys Stout Special (Greymouth); DB Capping 78 Dominion Bitter beer; DB Double Brown beer. DB labels 1981: DB Lager, and DB Lager premium quality, Dominion Bitter Beer, DB Diploma Beer, Export Double Vita Stout Other DB labels: Sparkling Waitemata Pale Ale; Draught Domonion bitter beer; DB HiLo beer DB Central Brewery Ltd Mangatainoka. Patea Borough Centennial Beer 1881-1981, specially brewed for Patea Centennial Celebrations; Pahiatua Centennial Beer; Ex-Malayan Services Assn (Inc) Bi-Annual Reunion Wanganui 1979 Embassy Brandy Wine, bottled in N.Z. by Vitone Wine Co Ltd, Otahuhu (printed by H H Tombs) Embassy Cherry Brandy neck label (printed by H H Tombs) Embassy Cup, bottled in New Zealand by Embassy Liqueurs Ltd, Auckland (labels and neck labels printed by H H Tombs Ltd) Embassy Fruit Cocktail, bottled in New Zealand by Vitone Wine Co Ltd, Otahuhu (printed by H H Tombs Ltd) Embassy Horses Neck bottled in New Zealand by Vitone Wine Co Ltd Otahuhu (printed by H H Tombs Ltd) Embassy Liqueur, the choice of epicures. Bottled in N.Z. by Vitone Wine Co. Ltd, Otahuhu (printed by H H Tombs) Embassy miscellaneous neck labels for No 1 Cup, Cherry brandy, Horse's Neck, Passion Fruit brandy, and Peach brandy (Printed by H H Tmbs Ltd) Forty-Five South whisky. Wilson Distillers Ltd Grand Central Hotel Wellington, the capital city's most modern private hotel (circular label with fern leaf, printed by H H Tombs) Kiwi XXXX Pale Ale. Preston & Co Ltd, Wellington NZ. 1870-1970. Bottled in New Zealand by New Zealand Breweries Ltd Leopard Breweries [See child record for details] Lion Foundation Lady Luck ticket. All profits to charity 1985 Lion Breweries Ltd. [Several envelopes of labels; see child record] Macarthy's City Brewery Wellington. Red Top Pale Ale (damaged label) Merlen Wines Ltd. Gewurztraminer Lorenz 1992. Marlborough Montana Wohnsiedler Muller Thurgau 1981. Tag in the shape of a wine bottle Monteith's Pale Ale. Brewed and bottled in New Zealand by Westland Breweries Ltd Greymouth New Commercial Hotel, Wellington. A R Durrant, prop. Scotch whisky (printed by H H Tombs Ltd) New Zealand Breweries. [One envelope; see child record for details] New Zealand Herefords centennial brew, 1869-1969. Red Band export lager, brewed and bottled in New Zealand by N.Z. Breweries Limited Wellington Palmerston North Centennial beer, 1871-1971. Brewed and bottled by New Zealand Breweries Ltd Wellington Parrot & Jigger - Nor'wester strong pale ale; Valley Pale; Special brew; Stoker Dark; Piston Draught; Sou'wester dark strong stout. All 1993 Pilsener Lager. Brewed and bottled in New Zealand by New Zealand Breweries, Auckland Wellington Christchurch Dunedin Portello - Vermoth (Dry), Muscatel, Invalid Port, Golden sherry, Vermouth (Sweet), Madeira. Bottled in New Zealand by Lawrence Wines Ltd, Wanganui (printed by H H Tombs Ltd) Pub Charity beermats [See child record] Red Band Bitter Beer bottled in New Zealand by New Zealand Breweries Limited Wellington Red Band Pioneer Bar Draught Ale, bottled in New Zealand by Masterton Licensing Trust. Red Band NZB Ltd Pale Ale, bottled in New Zealand by New Zealand Breweries Ltd Wellington Red Band draught bitter beer brewed and bottled by New Zealand Breweries Limited Wellington Red Band Export Strength Lager, brewed and bottlesd in New Zealand by New Zealand Breweries Limited Wellington Rheineck Lager brewed and bottled in New Zealand by Waikato Breweries Ltd [Four labels plus one for Alton Lodge Hereford Stud, Waerenga] Rhinelager Florida Lager Beer. Bottled exclusively for allied Liquor Merchants Auckland NZ by Lion Breweries Ltd Auckland Robert Ford Company Ltd Stout Hokitika. Brewed and bottled in New Zealand by Robt Ford & Co Ltd Hokitika South African KWV wines - labels printed by H H Tombs Ltd for: Amontillado sherry and Liqueur Muscat Standard beer; brewed and bottled by New Zealand Breweries Limited Wellington Steinlager, brewed and bottled in New Zealand by New Zealand Breweries Ltd. Three different labels T & W Young Ltd, Wellington, Hawera, Napier, Nelson, Palmerston North, Wanganui. Small sticker (2 copies) Taranaki Brewery Ltd. Labels for Taranaki Double Stout; Malt Taranaki Double Stout Taranaki XXXX extra strength beer 10 [Ten] Draught Beer. Brewed and bottled in New Zealand by New Zealand Breweries Ltd Wellington Tennent's Strong Ale [and] Tennent's Lager Beer. Brewed and bottled by the D.B. Tui Brewery Ltd, Mangatainoka Trentham Hotel - Fine old Jamaica Rum, Finest old Scotch Whisky, Best French brandy. N Gordon, Trentham Hotel, Trentham. Also one label in this envelope for Fine old Jamaica rum for the Alhambra Hotel Cuba Street Wellington (all printed by H H Tombs Ltd) Tui - East India pale ale; Guiness extra stout and Tui extra stout. Brewed and bottled by the D.B. Tui Brewery Ltd, Mangatainoka Waikato Breweries Ltd - Lulu Brew (French rugby tour 1968); Waikato draught bitter beer; Waikato draught North vs South rugby match 1978, Taumarunui; Happy Hour beer XXXX brewed especially for Bamboo Room Wellington Hotel. Fine old Scotch whisky, bottled in New Zealand by P L Firth, Wellington Hotel, Wellington, New Zealand (printed by H H Tombs Ltd) Westland Breweries Ltd. Tira Pale Ale White Swan Hotel Wellington - Special old Scotch whisky bottled in New Zealand by M McGuire, White Swan Hotel Wellington; Fine old brandy, bottled in New Zealand by N Milligan, White Swan Hotel Wellington (printed by H H Tombs Ltd) Wilson Distillers - matured blend whisky, 45 South, and neck labels. 1977 Worthington - Worthington lager beer; Worthington lager beer bottled especially for the Remuera Squash Rackets Club. Brewed and bottled in New Zealand by Waikato Breweries Ltd, Hamilton. Quantity: 1 box(es) containing 159 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Photolithographs on labels, sizes varying Provenance: Donated from various sources. Cascade Specially Lagered Beer label donated as part of the papers of Brian Spearpoint 2014.

Date: 1933-1940

By: Evening Post (Wellington, N.Z.)

Reference: PAColl-5672

Description: One group of prints show Lower Hutt and parts of Wellington from the air. These include Rongotai and the Centennial Exhibition under construction, and Newtown showing the hospital and Government House. Other views of Wellington are of Oriental Bay, Wellington East Girl's college, Wellington College and the city beyond including the Winter Show Buildings. There is also a general view of Eastbourne from the south, and the state funeral of M J Savage entering Lambton Quay from Molesworth Street. The rest of the prints all relate to horse racing events. Quantity: 12 b&w original photographic print(s). Processing information: All of these prints are part of the Evening Post Collection. For many years they were rolled. In 1998 they were sent to Conservation for flattening and then organised as a discreet collection group.

Date: 18 August 1981

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

Reference: EP/1981/2839-F

Description: Ethel Curtis (left), and Margaret Battersby with Nathan Wise and Fiona Leggat, at Wadestown School, Wellington, New Zealand. Photographed by an Evening Post staff photographer on the 18th of August 1981. Ethel Curtis and Margaret Battersby were former senior teachers of junior classes at Wadestown School. They were visiting the school in relation to its' centenary in October 1981. Miss Battersby, 94, was Miss Curtis' teacher for her first few years as a Wadestown School pupil, and taught there from 1909 until her retirement in 1933. Miss Curtis returned several times to teach, the last of them for 10 years before her retirement in 1969. Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s). Physical Description: Cellulose triacetate film negative, 35mm Finding Aids: Print in Turnbull Library Pictures Evening Post illustrations file at Education-Primary schools-T to Z..

Date: 1940 - 1949

From: [Ephemera of octavo size relating to the Church of England and Anglican congregations, parishes, churches and buildings in New Zealand]

By: Blundell Brothers Ltd; Wright & Carman Ltd

Reference: Eph-A-RELIGION-A-1940s

Description: Includes: 1940-1960s?: Form of institution and induction to the cure of souls. Sanctioned for use in the Diocese of Wellington, New Zealand. Printed by Blundell Bros Ltd, Willis Street, Wellington 1940: All Saints', Palmerston North. Parish magazine no 266, September 1940 Church of the Province of New Zealand. Order of service authorized by the Bench of Bishops for use in all churches on Sunday January 7th 1940, the special day of thanksgiving for the mercies of God vouchsafed to our Colony and Dominion during the first hundred years of its ordered National life, 1840-1940 1941: Karori and Makara "Parish news". Vol. XII, no.2, August 1941. 75th anniversary number S Paul's Centenary. Unveiling in Emily Place of commemorative tablet by His Excellency the Governor-General Sir Cyril Newall, GCB, 3 pm Sunday 27th July 1941. [Order of service / flier] 1945: Christchurch Diocesan Sunday School Teachers' Association. Jubilee celebrations 1895-1945. Radiant Hall Christchurch, 21-22 August 1945. Boolet Christ Church Taita 1845-1945. A service of thanksgiving to Almighty God on the one hundredth anniversary of the Church. 7 October 1945. Order of service 1946: [Church of England Missionary Society. Typescript notes about its grwoth and progress during the war years] 1947: Melanesian Mission 1849-1947. [Explanatory pamphlet and remittance form] New Zealand Anglican Bible Class Union. A service of dedication, suggested for use on the Bible Class Day of Prayer, Sunday 28 September 1947. Printed by Wright & Carman Ltd, Vivian Street, Wellington Cathedral Church of St Paul Wellington. Anual service of thanksgiving by seafarers 1947. 19 October 1947. Order of service Civic reception to the Right Reverend R H Owen, Bishop of Wellington on his arrival in Wellington, New Zealand by the citizens of Wellington. Town Hall, 11 March 1947. Programme New Plymouth Choral Society. Festival oratorio "The Messiah". St Mary's Church New Plymouth. 4 December 1947. Programme 1948: St Peter's Willis St. Parish magazine. Centenary number 1948. Centenary celebration 1848-1948. Printed by Wright & Carman, Wellington St Peter's Church Wellington 1848-1948. Centenary Service. A seervice of thanksgiving to Almighty God to mark the one hundredth anniversary of the opening of the first St Peter's Church. 19 September 1948. Order of service (2 copies) 1949: St Peter's Church Willis Street. Church and home campaign. Sundays 5 June - 3 July 1949. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Fliers and booklets, sizes varying up to 230 mm.