Places

Date: 1985-1989

Reference: Eph-C-MAORI-1985/1989

Description: Includes: 1985: Aotearoa: Tihei Mauri Ora. [Poster promoting Maori nationalism. 1985] Nga Ingoa o Aotearoa; an oral dictionary of Maori place names. Two cassettes and a booklet, produced by Replay Radio in Wellington. Part I: Te Upoko o te Ika. [1985]. Flyer Nga Tamariki o te Kohu (Ngai Tuhoe, Ruatoki guardians of the sacred mountain Taiarahia). Conservation of Land and a People's Identity. Public meeting. Crossways, Saturday August 2 1986. Supported by the Native Forest Actions Council Theatre of the Eighth Day presents Te Tutakitanga i Te Puna: Encounter at Te Puna. National Tour. 23 February - 7 March 1985. 1986: Te Maori. Te hokinga mai; the return home. Evening Post, 14 August 1986 (8 page newspaper supplement) New Zealand Film Archive. Films by James McDonald. [Exhibition of films featuring Maori]. Embassy Theatre Sunday 17 August 1986. It was associated with the Te Maori exhibition. Rotorua Art Gallery. Pakeha - Maori; a conjuncture; documentary photographs taken in the Rotorua Region 1978-1986 by Mark Adams. Maori - Pakeha, he waerenga ururoa. He koha ohaki whakaahua i tangohia i Rotorua whanui 1978-1986 na Makere Arama. Organised by the Rotorua Art Gallery with assistance from the QE II Arts Council. Toured throughout New Zealand by the N.Z. Art Gallery Directors Council. [1986?] 1987: Aotearoa: Tihei Mauri Ora. Live -Wellington Teachers' College, Tues 7th April, 7.30 - 11.00 pm Te Reo Maori: The Maori Language Act 1987. [Notice to the community advising them that they can have their court trials conducted in Maori if they wish]. 1987. (2 copies) Te Reo Maori: Te Ture mo te Reo Maori 1987. This is the same notice but written in Maori. 1987. (2 copies) Victoria University of Wellington. Nga Kauwhau o te Ngahuru (Autumn lecture series). [19 March - 9 April; with speakers Derek Tini Fox, Taaringaroa Nicholas, Toarangatira Pomare, Dr Mason Durie]. Te Herenga Waka Marae [1981 or 1987?] 1988: National Art Gallery presents a Nga Puna Waihanga exhibition, Taki Toru. Three installations by Maori artists, Selwyn Muru, Paratene Matchitt, Ralph Hotere. Shed 11, 16 July - 28 August 1988 (2 copies) New Zealand Post. Maori Place Names. Poster listing some New Zealand towns and cities and their English names paralleled with the former Maori names or Maori transliterations. NZ Post PM 1031 [1988] Nga Toi o te Iwi; the arts of the people. An exhibition and demonstrations of traditional and contemporary Maori art practice. And Nga Hua o te Iwi; the fruits of the people, presented by the Northern Regional Arts Council. National Library Gallery, National Library of New Zealand. 5 - 26 March 1988. Take notice. On January 25th 1988, the Mongrel Mob attacked a family group at the Wairoa Carnival [flyer about the establishment of a Black Power Chapter in Wairoa] Issued by Nga Mana Mangu, Manau Kaha o Aotearoa Iwi katoa [1988] (2 copies) Ka Tuhuruhu o Nehera; the drawings of ancient times [1988](2 copies) 1989: He Putea korero [kit]; a collection of picture cards and verses of New Zealand native animals illustrating the Maori alphabet. Whanganui [N.Z.], Te Puna Publications, 1989. (Partial only - includes picture card sheets for Kiwi, Ruru, Ngaro, Aine, Huia, Tuatara, Mango, Weta, Namu and Naeroa, Eo, Papaka, Uere, Wheke; inside patterned red and cream light card envelope) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Black and white and colour prints on posters, sizes varying below 500 mm.

Date: 1933

From: Ngata, Apirana Turupa (Sir), 1874-1950 : Papers

Reference: MS-Papers-6919-0018C

Description: Correspondence regarding the construction of the Tokomaru Bay and Otaki meeting houses Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Typescripts

Date: November 1993

Reference: Objects-0626

Description: Manufactured by Upmark Productions, Wellington. Shield presented to or by Glen Evans, Mayor of Lower Hutt. The crest features a tui, heraldic helmet, Maori and pakeha, and sailing ship. Other Titles - City of Lower Hutt Inc 1891 Inscriptions: Verso - centre - Manufactured by Upmark Productions, PO Box 6369, Te Aro, Wellington. Telephone 857-749 Quantity: 1 curio(s). Physical Description: Metal crest and label on wooden shield, 160 x 135 mm. Provenance: Sonja Davies papers, 2005. Transfers: From Manuscripts & Archives - A2005-093. Processing information: Description edited as part of Objects survey, 2022. Previous reference: Curios-029-040. Previous title: Upmark Productions :"You will be remembered". Glen Evans, Mayor, Hutt City Council, November 1993. [Plaque].

Date: 1926-1959

From: Hull-Brown, Ian Norman: Collection

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-Hull-Brown

Description: Includes a collection of ball programmes: Undated: Eastbourne Carnival Football Queen No 3 dance programme. Perfumed with Muguet. 1926: Public Trust Office. Annual dance. St Francis Hall Wellington. 11 June 1926. Programme. 1928: Government House Wellington. 25 September 1928. Programme. Government House. 12 October 1928. Programme HMS Dunedin. 27 November 1928. [Programme] Annual Charity Ball. Town Hall. 6th (17 July 1928), 8th (11 June 1930), 9th (17 June 1931), 10th (15 June 1932), 11th (7 June 1933), 12th (20 June 1934), 13th (26 June 1935), 17th (21 June 1939), 18th (5 June 1940) 1929: St Patricks College Old Boys Association. 4th and 6th annual ball programmes. 1929 and 1931. Government House Wellington. 13 August 1929. Programme. 1930: Post & Telegraph Department. Town Hall. 31 July 1930. Programme. [Vivienne Riddiford engagement party - identified in pencil on back, and with the initials "V&M" on front]. 21 October 1930. Programme. [Dr Herbert's 21st party for his daughter - identified in pencil on back]. 12 November 1930. Programme. Featherston Golf Club annual ball. 15 July 1930. Programme; and Menu. Martinborough Lawn Tennis Club. 8 May 1930. [Ball programme] [Palmerston North Golf Club?] Palmerston North. 1 August 1930 (shows humorous illustration of golfers on the front of programme) Masterton Golf Ball (identified in pencil on back). Programme 1930. 1931: B (Dr Herbert's daughter's coming out dance). 27 April 1931. Programme. 1932: Lever Brothers (N.Z.) Limited. Founder's Day celebration. Kirkcaldie & Stains' Ballroom. 16 September 1932. Programme. M.S. [and] J.N. [marriage?] 10 March 1932. Programme. J.P. [and] J.W. [marriage?] Dances. 21 April 1932. Programme Plunket Ball. Town Hall. 15 July 1932. 1933: Programme with red musical stave on the front. [Dr Herbert's daughter's arrival from India. 17/1/33. [Dance card]. 1935: B D G and F N G. 19 September 1935. [Marriage?]. Programme. 1936: Queen Margaret College. 22 August 1935. Programme (front half only) Public Works Department annual staff dance 1936 1937-1938: Marsden School. Debutantes' dance. 21.5.1937 and 6.5.1938. Programmes. George R. J. [and] Elizabeth R. [Ball] programme. 7.5.[19]38. 1939: Mayfair Cabaret. Shell Social Club dance. Thursday 29 June [1939] Post & Telegraph Department annual ball. Dance list and supper ticket. (5 different, including one dated 1939) Queen Margaret College. Debutantes' Ball. 18 April 1939. Programme. 1946: A T Young 22/5/46. Programme. General Motors. "Assembly line" of all those who have served General Motors for ten or more years. Palm Lounge, Hotel St George Wellington. 12 December 1946. Programme. 1948: Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club. 65th presentation of prizes and annuall. 17 July 1948. Wairarapa Hunt Incorporated. Annual ball. 30 July 1948. Programme. 1949: General Motors. 10-year get-together. Palm Lounge, Hotel St George. 15 December 1949. 1950: General Motors. Norm Hull-Brown, guest artist. 10-year get-together. Palm Lounge, Hotel St George. 14 December 1950. 1951: General Motors. Norm Hull-Brown, guest artist. 10-year get-together. Palm Lounge, Hotel St George. 13 Devember 1951. Programme. General Motors. Norm Hull-Brown, guest artist. 10-year get-together. [Three badges worn by Norm Hull-Brown at these events] Includes programmes: Wellington Orphans' Club. Annual ladies' night. Masonic Hall, The Terrace. 7 August 1930. New Zealand Broadcasting Board presents All-Star Vaudeville "Bright and breezy". Majestic Theatre 23 May 1935. Programme. New Zealand Broadcasting Board presents All-Star Vaudeville "Brighter and breezier". 11 July 1935. Programme. New Zealand Broadcasting Board presents All-Star Vaudeville "Brightest and breeziest". St James Theatre Wellington. 17 October 1935. Programme. Disabled Soldiers Civil Re-Establishment League presents its 1941 monster revue, "Britannia". Opera House, 1-10 May 1941. Programme. 2YA Camp Entertainers come to town with a non-stop variety show. Town Hall Wellington. 25 March 1944. Proceeds to Wellington Red Cross. 2YA Camp Entertainers return to town with another Non-Stop Variety Show. Town Hall Wellington. 4 November 1944. Programme. Wellington Commercial Travellers' and Warehousemen's Association. Smoke concert. Town Hall, 8 September 1950. Programme (autograph B C Freyberg) New Zealand Broadcasting Service. Non-Stop variety show. Town Hall Wellington. 4 September 1950. For the UN Appeal for Children. One day of your pay will save another child. Compered by Selwyn Toogood. Includes invitations: Nga Tawa Old Girls and Wanganui Old Boys. Ball at Drill Hall, Feilding. 14 June 1937. Invitation. Ohingaiti Citizen's [sic] annual Ball. Friday 12 August 1938. Music by Wellington's foremost dance band, Henry Rudolph's Dance Band. Flier. Wellington College Old Boys' Cricket Club. Annual dance. 9 March 1940. Invitation. Also includes a receipt from the Wellington Performing Musicians Industrial Union of Workers for membership, Mr Hull-Brown, 3 May 1927; and a business card of Jack E Michel, trap-drummer and xylophonist, Fuller's Vaudeville, Ambassador Cabaret. (in "Programmes" folder) Quantity: 30 b&w photo-mechanical print(s) invitations. 20 colour photo-mechanical print(s) (programmes, etc).

Date: 14 May 1891-4 Sep 1891

Reference: MS-Papers-6222

Description: Fanny's diary covers the period 14 May to 4 September 1891 where she describes her daily life on board the ship `Arawa'. It includes many descriptions of New Zealand and her encounters with the local people and places, in particular the Wellington, Dunedin and Christchurch regions. Includes also photocopied pictures of the ship`Arawa', pages from her original diary plus a picture of the Dod family camping at Birkdale, Lancashire in 1889. Source of title - Supplied Fanny Elizabeth Dod and her sister Eleanor FitzGerald left London and boarded the `Arawa' at Plymouth on 14 May 1891 and disembarked in Capetown, parts of Western Australia, Wellington, Dunedin, Lyttelton and then back to England on 4 September 1891. Quantity: 1 folder(s). 0.01 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Typed transcript Provenance: Donor/Lender/Vendor - Donated by Ms B Bolam, Whangaparaoa, 1998

Date: [1962?]

Reference: qMS-1900

Description: Describes the life of William Jenkins, a Kapiti whaler, and his descendants. Wharemauku is the original name for Raumati South. Source of title - Caption title Writer unknown Quantity: 1 volume(s) (3 leaves). Physical Description: Typescript (26 cm; blue pam case)

Date: 2015-2019

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-KC-2015/2019

Description: Includes: 2015: Eric Sidoti, music director. World War One; music of the Great War, featuring "The Christmas truce", by Judith Bingham (With Olivia Sheat, Howard Chamberlain, Martin Setchell, Ellen Barrett). St Paul's Anglican Church, Kapiti Road, Paraparaumu, 16 May 2015 A festival of Jewish music, featuring the New Zealand premiere of "Avodath Hakodesh / Sacred service", by Ernest Bloch; with Roger Wilson, Miranda Wilson, Douglas Mews. Kapiti Uniting Church, Raumati Beach, 19 July 2015. Programme Mendelssohn's "Elijah". Eric Sidoti music director; Jonathan Berkahn organ, with Simon Christie as Elijah. St Paul's Church Kapiti Road Paraparaumu, 22 August 2015. ProgrammeMozart comes to town. Kapiti Chorale and Kapiti Chamber Choir (with Imogen Thirlwall, Ruth Reid, Jamie Young, Simon Christie). Nga Purapura, Otaki, 29 November 2015. Programme (2 copies) 2016: Kapiti Chamber Choir. Poetry to music. Paraparaumu College Hall, 17 April 2016. Programme (2 copies) Kapiti Chorale: "Hiawatha"; an epic oratorio by Robert Hanson. Eric Sidoti, musical director. Paraparaumu College, Mazengarb Road, 1 May 2016 [Ticket and theatre programme] Kapiti Chamber Choir. English masters. Kapiti Uniting Church, 24 July 2016. Programme (2 copies) Kapiti Chorale presents "Saint Cecilia mass" and other works by Charles Gounod. Music director Elizabeth Salmon, organ, with Janey McKenzie soprano, Ellen Barrett contralto, John Beaglehole tenor, Derek Miller bass, and Ann-Marie Stapp, guest conductor, Jennifer Scarlet piano. St Paul's Church Kapiti Road Paraparaumu, 13 August 2016. programme and ticket Kapiti Chorale presents a choral Christmas. Eric Sidoti music director; Ann-Marie Stapp assistant musical director; Wes Brown (organ), Ellen Barrett (piano), Rodney Ford (oboe), Joanne Toon (bassoon), Imogen Thirlwall, Elisabeth Harris, Joseph Haddow. St Paul's Anglican Church Paraparaumu, 3 December 2016. Programme, ticket 2017: Kapiti Chamber Choir celebrates 25 years 1992-2017. A programme of choir favourites. St Paul's Anglican Church Paraparaumu, 9 April 2017. Programme (2 copies) Kapiti Chorale presents "German Titans" (Bruckner, Mozart, Beethoven). Music director Eric Sidoti, with Nicole Davey, Ellen Barrett, Jamie Young, Simon Christie. Otaki Memorial Hall, 21 May 2017. Programme and yellow flier. Kapiti Chamber Choir. A Romantic triangle; Johannes Brahms, Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann. St Pauls Anglican Church Paraparaumu, 9 July 2017. Programme (2 copies) Kapiti Chorale. Liszt and Schubert en masse. Eric Sidoti musical director; Douglas Mews organ. [Soloists] Olivia Sheat, Ellen Barrett, John Beaglehole, Joseph Haddow. St Paul's Anglican Church Paraparaumu, 19 August 2017. Programme (2 copies), and yellow flier (2 copies) Kapiti Chamber Choir. "Viva Espana!" Coast Community Church Paraparaumu, 29 October 2017. Programme (2 copies) Kapiti Chorale and Kapiti Brass Band. "With trumpet and voice; a Christmas celebration" (with Eric Sidoti, Ann-Marie Stapp, David Wells, Heather Easting). St Paul's Church Paraparaumu, 24 and 26 November 2017. Programme 2018: Dvorak's "Stabat Mater". Kapiti Chamber Choir with Renaissance Singers, Palmerston North, soloists and orchestra, directed by Eric Sidoti. St Paul's Church, Paraparaumu, 15 April 2018. Programme (2 copies) "The prodigal son" by Arthur Sullivan, etc. Eric Sidoti, music director; Ann-Marie Stapp, asst music director; Heather Easting - organ; soloists Alexandra Woodhouse Appleby, Linden Loader, Jamie Young, William McElwee. St Paul's Church Paraparaumu, 12 May 2018. Programme (2 copies) Renaissance Singers and Kapiti Chamber Choir, conducted by Guy Donaldson present Dvorak's choral masterpiece "Stabat Mater" (with Barbara Paterson, Ellen Barrett, Jamie Young, Simon Christie; organist Jonathan Berkahn). St Peters Church Palmerston North, 20 May 2018. Programme Kapiti Chamber Choir. "Old American songs". Kapiti Uniting Church, Raumati Beach, 15 July 2018. Programme (2 copies) Kapiti Chorale. A banquet of Rench music. Music directors Eric Sidoti and Ann-Marie Stapp, with Martin Riseley, Nigel Williams, Olivia Sheat, Alexandra Woodhouse Appleby, Jamie Young, Joseph Haddow. St Paul's Church Paraparaumu, 19 August 2018. Programme Handel's "Messiah". Eric Sidoti (With Nicole Davey, Ellen Barrett, Jamie Young, Roger Wilson). St Paul's Church Paraparaumu, 25 November 2018. Programme (2 copies), plus red ticket, and invitation flier to rehearse for this production, from 10 September 2018 Farewell concert. Music director Eric Sidoti, pianist Jennifer Scarlet. St Paul's Anglican Church Paraparaumu, 8 December 2018. Programme (2 copies) [Unknown music group]. "An evening at Broadway"; Stage bill. Musical director Eric Sidoti; accompanist Elizabeth Marrison [2018?]. Programme (2 copies) 2019: The Passion and Life Eternal. Music director Eric Sidoti, soprano Janey MacKenzie, tenor Jamie Young, baritone Orene Tiai, organ & piano Jonathan Berkahn. St Paul's Church Paraparaumu, 12 May 2019. Programme Baroque to classical. Music director Eric Sidoti, asstant Anne-Marie Stapp, soprano Barbara Paterson, mezzo Linden Loader, tenor Jamie Young, baritone Joe Haddow. St Paul's Church Paraparaumu, 1 September 2019. Programme Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 folder(s) containing 44 pieces of ephemera. Physical Description: Booklets, sizes varying around 210 x 145 mm.

Date: 1972

From: Siers, Judy, 1937- :Photographs

Reference: PAColl-10461

Description: Four proof sheets containing images taken of the newly constructed house at 3 Gurkha Crescent, Khandallah, Wellington, designed by Roger Walker for house owners Earl and Helen Hingston. Taken in 1972 by Judy Siers. Shows earth mounds and new homes on surrounding suburban building sites, and exterior views (and one interior view) of the newly completed Walker house before garden landscaping. Sheets have annotations (frame number and descriptive information) on the reverse. A short essay by Judy Siers concerning the Hingston house is housed in the Photographic Archive backfile. Arrangement: The proof sheets have matching 35mm negative strips in this collection. Judy Siers commissioned work from Earl Hingston for her publishing business Millwood Press, and often visited the Hingston home at 3 Gurkha Crescent. The house was part of a residential subdivision built on a hill area in Khandallah, Wellington, known in the 1840s as Mount Misery or Sentry-box Hill (later as Boxhill) as it was the site of a sentry post. The section was purchased in 1970 by the Hingstons. Quantity: 4 b&w original photographic print(s) (proof sheets containing 17 images). Physical Description: Four 35mm size proof sheets containing 17 black and white photographs with annotations on reverse

Date: [ca 1926-1939]

From: McArthur, Thora Sophia, 1914-1998: Photographs relating to Brooklyn and Vogeltown, Wellington

Reference: PAColl-10464

Description: Photograph of the staff of Staples Brothers & Company Boot Factory outside the factory at 43A Cleveland Street, Brooklyn, Wellington, taken by an unidentified photographer. The four Staples brothers, a sister and a cousin have been identified. John Staples is standing underneath the Staples Bros sign and second cousin Will Staples is standing next to him. Marjory Staples is the last woman seated on the right of the image. William Staples is standing behind her with his arms crossed and a cigarette in his mouth. Arthur Staples is wearing a tie and is standing in the middle of the image behind a man wearing a tie and a waistcoat. Robert Staples is standing at the top of the image next to a man wearing a tie and below a young man wearing an apron. The Staples family were identified by the donor on a copy of the image. The donor also noted that the photograph must have been taken before 1939, as John Staples died in a car crash in 1939. The company first appeared in the Wise's Post Office Directory in 1926. Quantity: 1 b&w original photographic print(s). Physical Description: Silver gelatin print on mount. Processing information: Not all names associated with this record have been indexed.

Date: 1911-1921

From: Stacey, Mary Sabrina, active 2016 : Stuart, Morgan and Lavin families

Reference: fMS-Papers-12184-2

Description: Papers relating to the purchase from Robert Bould of the Mara Estate Johnsonville by the Mara Estate Syndicate, of which Alexander Morgan was a member. Includes draft agreements, statements of expenses, including shares in the Johnsonville Bowling Club. Title supplied by Library Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Typescripts and manuscript items

Date: 1911-1916

From: Stacey, Mary Sabrina, active 2016 : Stuart, Morgan and Lavin families

Reference: MS-Papers-12184-16

Description: Comprises two certificates from the University of New Zealand and the New Zealand Society of Accountants recording the success of Alexander Morgan in his accountancy examination 1911 and 1916. Title supplied by Library Quantity: 1 folder(s) 2 items. Physical Description: Printed matter with manuscript annotations.

Date: 1917-1919

From: Stacey, Mary Sabrina, active 2016 : Stuart, Morgan and Lavin families

Reference: MS-Papers-12184-05

Description: Includes completed returns for the Awatea School 1917 to 1919, giving pupil numbers and age distribution and a form letter dated 23 April 1918 addressed to Vina Morgan from the Census and Statistics Office requesting these figures. Also, a completed motor car registration form, issued by the Wellington City Council on 28 May 1917, for Vina Morgan. The back of the of one of the returns has been used for manuscript accounting calculations. Title supplied by Library Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Printed material with annotations; one typescript form letter

Date: 1927-1972

From: Comfort, Frederick Alfred, 1917-1994: Photographs

Reference: PAColl-10511

Description: Photographs relating to the Comfort and Sparkes family of Wellington and their vacations, 1927-1972. Photographs taken by a range of unidentified photographers. Many photographs are captioned on the back of the print in various hands and loose album pages have typed captions underneath the photographs. Featured people are Frederick Comfort and his wife Esme Comfort (née Sparkes), Mr and Mrs Sparkes (Esme's parents), and Dan Sparkes (Esme's brother). Also includes a photograph of two people, possibly Comfort's parents, at Diamond Harbour, Lyttelton. Group portraits show Frederick Comfort and his classmates in the 1927 Standard IV class and the 1930 Standard V-VI class at Miramar South School as well as a group photograph from the school's 50th Jubilee. A dog sits in the front row with the children in the 1930 portrait. Another informal portrait, taken in the school grounds in 1931, shows Comfort [in Scout's uniform?] and another unidentified boy [in cadet uniform?]. Esme (at 12 years old) and Dan Sparkes are photographed outside a Seatoun Heights house; and "Mum Pop and Dan [Sparkes]" are photographed on a [Wellington?] beach. Holiday and recreation photographs feature the Bay of Plenty and Wellington regions. Photographs include "Dad" and Esme (the front end of a pantomime horse) at Hongi's Track (1939); unidentified Māori boys at Ohinemutu (1939); bridge at Whakarewarewa (1940); Bentley [family?] and Comfort family's Dannevirke campsite and cars (1947); cars on the roadside at Fitzgerald Glade (1948) [Tukorehe Scenic Reserve]; Esme Comfort at gate to Whakarewarewa Pa (1951); camping [breakfast?] interior scene at Kennedy Park [Napier?] (1951); caravan at Paraparaumu Motor Camp (1957) with teenagers "Bruce and Jenny" standing beside car; campsite on shore of Lake Waikaremoana; Comfort and others with dead boar during pig hunting trip in Ruahine Ranges (1957); an unidentified group stand outside hut in Tararua Valley [tramping?]; three boys, including Rex Milward, by a yacht on Petone Beach in an image captioned "Heretaunga Boating Club"; and unidentified boys and yachts on Worser Bay beach. Also includes group on trip to Titahi Bay beach and three boys, including William Rigg and Comfort, leaning on a car at Worser Bay (1933). Quantity: 37 photograph(s) with 10 prints stuck to two unbound album pages. 3 item(s) of photographic ephemera. Physical Description: Silver gelatin photoprints, some of which are stuck to loose album pages Transfers: Slides originally held in annotated envelopes are to be found at PA12-11546.

Date: 1906-1907, and [1940s-1960s?]

Reference: PA1-o-029

Description: Photographs taken on a trip to New Zealand by Dr Freda Bage, 1906-1907; includes several photographs taken by unknown photographers at later dates, most of new Zealand, but one of Rotten Row in London, and one of the Victoria Dock in Sydney. Quantity: 1 album(s) Album(s). Physical Description: Black hard cover, cream binding tape spine, 230 x 300 mm Transfers: From Manuscripts & Archives - MS-0115. Transfer information - MS-0115.

Date: 1867-1888

From: Mantell family : Papers

Reference: MS-1545

Description: Letters and newspaper clippings related to Mantell's political activities including, Legislative Council, Wellington Cemetery, Sir John Logan Campbell's land claim in Auckland, and Wellington libraries Quantity: 1 volume(s) (70 pages). Physical Description: Ms (25 cm; green cloth, in blue case)

Date: [ca 1904-1912]

From: New Zealand Founders' Society : Records

Reference: MS-Papers-0227-09

Description: Clippings from the Evening Post and the New Zealand Times. Ludford's interests seemed to have been centred on Maori and early European history in the Wellington area, as far north as Otaki and Levin, with some additional West Coast, South Island material. Includes Bevan's `Reminiscences of an old colonist'; James Brown's reminiscences of the Hutt Valley; the Miramar Peninsular in Maori times; a reminiscence of the battle of Orakau by Wini Tana Tupotahi; obituary for John Plimmer; article on Henry Burling of the Wairarapa; reminiscences of John Kirkcaldie; tentative plan for proposed YMCA building, 1906; Pahautanui Pa; Wellington place-names; article on stoats and weasels; article on Kapiti Island; first report of the New Zealand Club, 1911. Quantity: 1 folder(s) (1 volume). Physical Description: Printed matter

Date: 1975-1979

From: Hutt County Council : Records

Reference: 84-223-154/9/3/3/1

Description: Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1953

Reference: Curios-012-013-1/3

Description: Blue and white Pukeroa School jubilee badge 1903-1953 shows a photograph of the school building. Green and gold Victoria University of Wellington Alumni badge is rectangular. Circular Friends of St George's Chapel badge features a central red cross and a blue border. This St George's Chapel is probably the chapel at Windsor Castle. Quantity: 3 curio(s). Physical Description: Metal badges, circular and rectangular. Transfers: From Manuscripts & Archives - A2001-172.

Date: 1951-1953

From: Nolan, Iris Evelyn, 1916-2011 : Papers

Reference: MS-Papers-11190-25

Description: Scrapbook kept by Maurice Nolan while he was Chief Clerk at Lower Hutt City Council. Clippings all concern Lower Hutt City Council and city development matters. The clippings are arranged by topic in alphabetical order Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1947

Reference: MS-1821

Description: Account of the life of Robert Parker, with particular emphasis on his career as organist, choir conductor and teacher in Christchurch and Wellington Source of title - Transcribed Quantity: 1 volume(s) (5 leaves). 0.02 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Typescript (27cm, blue pamphlet case)