Cockroaches

Date: 2003

By: Winter, Mark, 1958-; Southland times (Newspaper)

Reference: A-359-268/286

Description: Cartoons on national and international social and political issues. Topics include the following: America's Cup; the All Blacks; attempts by the United Nations to avert war in Iraq; Peter Jackson and movies 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'King Kong'; oil prices; sales of toy cigarettes to children; the SARS epidemic; underage drinking; saving electricity; work for the dole initiatives; the budget. Quantity: 19 original cartoon(s). Physical Description: Black ink and Chinese white on paper A4 size.

Date: 1980-1999

Reference: Eph-A-PEST-1980/1999

Description: Includes: 1980s: Balan starts it right. Before sowing your lucerne, use Balan for reliable weed control [1980s] Elliotts Dri-Die. Seen a cockroach lately? A dead one that is! Product bulletin 330 [1980s?] Shell Oil NZ Ltd. New Shell 20% DDT pellets [1980s] The Timms opossum kill trap, manufactured by K.B.L. Springs Ltd. [1980s] 1981: BASF. Save him the pain! Eradicate Onehunga weed [with] Basagran [ca 1981] 1982: New Zealand Electricity, Dunedin. Caution! 5 dangerous aquarium plants. Sticker 1983: New Zealand Department of Health. Health Information Services. Do you use organophosphate pesticides? To protect your health, get your blood tested regularly. 1983 1985:Bayer. Invitation. Bayer New Zealand cordially invites you to call at our site at WHEAT '84 and collect your loaf of Bayleton bread [produced from crops where Bayleton EC cereal fungicide was used] New Zealand Department of Health. Health Information Services. Do you use organophosphate pesticides? To protect your health, get your blood tested regularly. 1985 1987: New Zealand Department of Health. How to make your kids scratch resistant! [re headlice]. 1987 1988: New Zealand Department of Health. Protection for people applying pesticides. Code 4206, 1988 1989: New Zealand Department of Conservation. If you go into the bush today ... [1989] (2 copies) New Zealand Department of Conservation. Old Man's Beard must go; a trim is not enough [1989] (2 copies) 1990s: New Zealand Department of Conservation. Look out for stowaway pests! Boaties ... Gulf Island visitors read this before you go! [1990s?] The Timms opossum kill trap, manufactured by K.B.L. Rotational Moulders Ltd. [1990s] Vet-Kem. Siphotrol insecticidal fogger. "He's coming to get you ..." [1990s] Air Guard automatic insect control [1990s?] 1990: New Zealand Department of Conservation. Help to protect New Zealand's islands from problem animals and plants. 1990 New Zealand Department of Health. Headlice facts. Code 4189. 1990 1992: Nits! [Advice to parents from headmaster of Wadestown School. ca 1992] Red pamphlet 1993: Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council. How to control Old Man's beard [1993?] (2 copies) New Zealand Department of Labour. A guide to safety with pesticides [1993] 1995: Ants and wasps. October 1995 New Zealand Department of Conservation / Auckland Regional Council. Environmental weeds; delightful but destructive [Folded chart. 1995] New Zealand Department of Conservation. National requirements for trapping and cyanide use. 1995 (2 copies) 1996: New Zealand Department of Conservation. Problem animals; Great Barrier Island does not want them. June 1996 (2 copies) 1997: New Zealand Department of Conservation. Your pet is a predator. My cat did that?! February 1997 New Zealand Ministry of Fisheries. Marine pest guide: Potacocorbula amurensis - Asian clam . 1997 Wellington Regional Council. Regional pest plant management strategy; advice of entry. Green flier [ca 1997] 1998: Auckland City Council. A guide to rat control [1998] Environment Waikato Regional Council. Mustelids. Animal pest series no. 6. 1998 Environment Waikato Regional Council. Thistles. Plant pest series no. 12, 1998 Fly Stop. Free your home of flies, fleas, ants, spiders ... Phone 232-7080 now. Yellow flier [1998] (2 copies) New Zealand Department of Conservation. Garden escapes; garden plants invading our bush. 1998 (2 copies) Open Polytechnic of New Zealand. What's that pest? Identify and control New Zealand garden pests and diseases, by Rob Lucas. Revised edition [1998] Wellington Regional Council. A guide to self help possum control. Booklet [ca 1998] Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset prints sizes varying up to 240 mm.

Date: 1977

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

Reference: A-297-295

Description: A dismayed man watching a large cockroach cross his typewriter keyboard Quantity: 1 original cartoon(s). Physical Description: Ink on paper

Date: 1978

From: New Zealand. Department of Health: [Ephemera of octavo size]

By: New Zealand. Department of Health

Reference: Eph-A-HEALTH-NZDH-1978

Description: Includes: Committee on Adverse Drug Reactions. To medical and dental practitioners. Some effects of systemic drugs on the mouth. E C Keating ... July 1978. 15809C-78G New Zealand Department of Health. Brucellosis. Health information series no. 237/4236. 1978. New Zealand Department of Health. Cockroaches. Health information series No. 93/4152. 1978 (2 copies) New Zealand Department of Health. Discipline and obedience. Health information series No. 326/4322. E C Keating ... 1978 (2 copies) New Zealand Department of Health. Focus on food. Health information series no. 314 [1978]. Card (2 copies) New Zealand Department of Health. Health in New Zealand 1978-79. Health information series no. 161/4175. E C Keating ... 1978. 17640G-15,000/8/78 D New Zealand Department of Health. Householder - your garden incinerator; hints for successful ise. Health code 4334 [1978] New Zealand Department of Health. Health services for children. Health code 4332. E C Keating ... 1978. 97817D-10,000/7/77PT (2 copies) New Zealand Department of Health. Introducing a new baby to the family. Health information series no. 287/4285. E C Keating ... 1978. New Zealand Department of Health. Know the facts about Hepatitis B (serum hepatitis). Health code 4145. E C Keating ... 1978. 97295F-5000/7/77PT (2 copies) New Zealand Department of Health. Leptospirosis; man is infected through the skin. Use rubber gloves; wear gumboots. Health code 4329. E C Keating ... 1978. 97293G-78PT New Zealand Department of Health. Noise; health and the environment. Health code 4341. E C Keating ... 1978. 99593B - 5000/8/77 PT (2 copies) New Zealand Department of Health. Noise and you. Health information series no. 86/4147. E C Keating ... 1978. New Zealand Department of Health. Shigellosis (bacillary dysentery). Health information series no. 234/4233. E C Keating ...1978. New Zealand Department of Health. Up to your neck in a hot pool; health and the environment. Health code 4340. E C Keating ... 1978. 99679B-5000/8/77PT (2 copies) New Zealand Department of Health. Venereal diseases. Health information series no. 205/4208. E C Keating ... 1978. 17217A-30,000/8/78 D New Zealand Department of Health. You should ask a doctor if your baby ... Health code 4240. 1978. Blue card17640G-15,000/8/78 D New Zealand Department of Health. Your child's permanent teeth. Health code 4150. E C Keating ... 1978. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying up to 240 mm.

Date: 1900 - 1979

Reference: Eph-A-PEST-1900/1979

Description: Includes material relating to: 1920s: California Central Creameries [agent Ivory Bros, Nelson]. Kayso the casein spreader. 1923 "SAF" non-poisonous dry powder sprays. Berescourt Nursery, Great South Road Hamilton, 1927 (2 copies) Shell Company of New Zealand Ltd. War on the blowfly [1929?] 1930s: Cooper's fungicide (Bordeaux mixture) Cooper McDougall & Robertson Ltd. How to get the best out of your garden. 1933 1930-1950s?: Fraser's Products Ltd. Fumite; the amazing new Fumite is here! [1930-1950s?] The Jeyes' way to better crops. prevent garden pests with Jeyes' fluid 1941: Stop!! borer loss with Boracure. [1941] 1950s:New! Flyex lamp. [1950s]. Flier Shell DDT pellets blot out grass grubs. Blotter [ca 1950?] Ivory Spray Chemicals Ltd. Ivory spray notes [Four different pamphlets. 1950s?] Trimort borer killer. Pamphlet [1950s?] 1960s: Chempest Ltd. Borer and other insects are easily and cheaply controlled by yourself. [1950-1960?] (2 copies) Department of Agriculture. Prohibition on use of some insecticidal preparations and their withdrawal from farms. 1961 Department of Agriculture. Weed control. Convolvulus, wandering jew, cape ivy, periwinkle, oxalis [1967] Ivon Watkins Ltd. Liquidate thistles now with Weedone 57, non volatile. [Blotter. 1960s?] 1970s: Health information series no 197. Pesticide safety; home gardeners. 1970. (2 copies) Health information series no. 198. Pesticide safety. Commercial growers. 1970 Ivon Watkins-Dow Ltd. Agricultural chemicals and spray equipment. Suggested retail price list [19]76 (2 different for 1976) Rotorua-Taupo Pest Destruction Board. Message to ratepayers 1976/1977 Ivon Watkins-Dow Ltd. Retail price list. February 1978 Health information series no 93 / 4152. Cockroaches. 1978 (2 copies) Health information series no 368. Rats and mice. 1979 (2 copies) Health information series no. 371. Flies Safe use of poisons. Agricultural Chemicals Board, 1979. 1978 and 1979: Agricultural Chemicals Board. How to obtain a licence to use controlled chemicals. (1978 and 1979 versions) 1950-1970s: BASF Basamid granular. Poisonous S.4. Imported solely by Henry H York & Company Ltd. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Offset prints sizes varying up to 240 mm.

Date: 2013

From: Hubbard, James, 1949-: Digital caricatures and cartoons

By: Setford News Photo Agency

Reference: DCDL-0025309

Description: A cockroach utters his contempt for a criminal guilty of home invasion of the elderly. Quantity: 1 digital cartoon(s).

Date: 2008

From: Webb, Murray, 1947- :Digital caricatures

Reference: DCDL-0006266

Description: Caricature of Prime Minister, Helen Clark, whacking at a cockroach with her handbag in their tussle for survival in an apocryphal scene of the end of the planet. Refers to the comment made by Democratic presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton, when she was asked to tell a joke and said 'Here's a good one. Helen Clark, former prime minister of New Zealand: her opponents have observed that in the event of a nuclear war, the two things that will emerge from the rubble are the cockroaches and Helen Clark'. Thus she made a gaffe by describing Helen Clark as 'former' PM. Presumably refers to New Zealand's anti nuclear stance. Quantity: 1 digital cartoon(s).