[Ephemera relating to the Church of England and Anglican congregations, parishes, churches and buildings in New Zealand. 1968-1969]

Includes:

1968:

All Saints' Church Nelson. Centenary of the opening and consercration 1868-1968. Invitation to the Centenary services, 1-17 November [1968]

St Augustine's Church Petone. Palm Sunday, 7 April 1968. [Weekly newsletter]

Cathedral Church of Saint John the Evangelist, Napier, New Zealand. Form and order of service for the consecration of the Reverend Manu Augustus Bennett as Bishop of Aotearoa, and Suffragan Bishop to the Bishop of the Diocese of Waiapu. St Luke, E. 18 October 1968. Order of service

1969:

Auckland Anglican Maori Mission. Festival of rededication to mark the establishment of the Auckland Anglican Maori Mission, at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Khyber Pass, Auckland. 1-17 August 1969. Programme

Rangiatea Church, Otaki. Order of service for the institution of the Revd Te P N Panapa as Archdeacon of Kapiti. 1 August 1969.

St John's Day service and investiture service by His Excellency the Governor General Sir Arthur Porritt. Procedure and ceremonial at the Town Hall Wellington, 29 June 1969. Order of service.

Church of the Province of New Zealand. Diocese of Auckland. Form and order of the Consecration of the Church of St Oswald in the Parochial District of One Tree Hill, by the Right Reverend Eric Austin Gowing, Lord Bishop of Auckland. 24 August 1969.

St Paul's Cathedral Parish [Wellington]. "Progress 1969". [Pamphlet showing a map of the motorway through Thorndon]

Called of God; these are the men in training (Photos and brief notes about William David Anderson, Alistair John Barett, Montague John Black, Jonathan Richard Boyes, Philip Jasper Campbell Calder, Kevin Paul Clements, John Duff Daysh, Brian James Findlay, Noel Arthur Hendery, Christopher Matthias Hill, Duncan Fraser Macdonald, Colin Stuart Pinker, John Ridley Rowse, David William Self, David Alexander Tannock, Raymond Peter Taylor, Charles Tansley Waldegrave)

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