Scrapbooks

Date: [ca 1910-1989]

By: Luxford, Nola, 1895-1994

Reference: MS-Group-0182

Description: The papers relate to Luxford's career as an actress, 1920s-1930s, and later as a print and radio journalist, 1930s-1950s, as well as material on the ANZAC Club, the ANZAC Memorial Garden in New York, ANZAC Hour broadcasts, ANZAC Day commemorations and the British American Ambulance Corps, all of which she was involved with during WWII. Further material relates to Luxford's work with the fashion shows at Hotel Pierre, New York in the 1950s. There are also papers on her work with volunteer and charitable organisations from the 1940s, including certificates awarded to her. In 1996 Luxford's diaries and note books, and a collection of letters from the author Zane Grey, were added to the collection. In 1998, further diaries, newspaper cuttings and correspondence relating mainly to Nola's private and domestic life were donated by Ms Carole van Grondelle, who was using them as source material for her biography. Source of title - Supplied title Quantity: 83 volume(s). 52 folder(s). 57 box(es). 1 videotape(s). 16 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss, typescript, printed matter and photographs Provenance: Donor/Lender/Vendor - Donated by Nola Luxford Dolberg, 1991 (A91-297, A91-346), 1992 (A92-250), 1993 (A93-275) and estate of Nola Luxford Dolberg 1995 (A95-052), 1996 (A96-272), and 1998 (A98-343). Transfers: To Photographic Archive - 8 boxes of albums and loose photographs - To Oral History Collection - Disc and tape recordings of broadcasts. - To New Zealand Film Archive - 6 reels of film - To New Zealand Film Archive - 2 film reels 16mm: `Maori Village - NZ Legation Washington', and `City of health - NZ legation Washington'. Also assorted sections of 16mm film reels in a film casing entitled `Native earth 77C'..

Date: 1879-1938

By: Cruickshank, Alexander, 1856-1938

Reference: MSX-4408

Description: A collection of newspaper clippings and other material, relating to the police career of Alexander Cruickshank, both in New Zealand and in Western Samoa; includes handwritten reminiscences, especially relating to early life in Scotland Source of title - Transcribed Cruickshank was born in Scotland, arrived at Bluff in 1878 on the Waitara and joined the Armed Constabulary. He served in the police at Lower Hutt, and in other parts of New Zealand. In 1915 he became inspector and in 1921 superintendent. From 1922-1926 he was appointed commissioner of police in Samoa Quantity: 1 volume(s). 0.05 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holograph, printed matter

Date: 1888-2005

By: Atkinson, Molly, 1909-2008

Reference: ATL-Group-00872

Description: Papers relating to Molly Atkinson's career as a singer and teacher include scrapbooks (1929-1955), photographs, programmes, newsclippings, radio scripts, music scores and items relating to her father, Karl Atkinson. Includes sound recordings of Molly Atkinson speaking about music. Part of the Archive of New Zealand Music Quantity: 54 folder(s). 3 volume(s). 3 C60 cassette(s). 2 C90 cassette(s). 2 audiocassette(s). 1 C100 cassette(s). 0.60 Linear Metres. Finding Aids: Basic listing available. Provenance: Molly Atkinson gave some papers to Morva Croxson herself; others handed on by estate trustees Transfers: Collection as a whole taken into manuscripts, transfers made from here - From Published Sound Collection - Songs by Oscar Natzke, Mobil Song Quest 1963, When the saints go marching in, Wellington Schola Cantorum - From Sound and Music Centre - Patti singing `Batti batti' - To Photographic Archive - Photos relating to broadcasting and Karl Atkinson, musicians, Centennial `Faust' transferred 19 Dec 1988 (55 photos) - To Photographic Archive - Photographs of Molly Atkinson, including formal portraits and award ceremonies (lPAColl-0979 & PAColl-9407)l-0979 a. Processing information: some child records described

Date: 1819, 1914-1979

By: Martin, Charles Andrew, 1894-1960

Reference: MS-Group-0581

Description: Papers of Dunedin-born musician Charles Martin include music scores [1914-1936], scrapbook [1921-1944], letters [1931-1979] and various other papers Part of the Archive of New Zealand Music Quantity: 43 folder(s). 1 volume(s). 0.50 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holographs, mss, printed matter Finding Aids: Preliminary listing available. Processing information: Some child records described

Date: [1960-2004]

By: Collins, Graeme, 1949-2004

Reference: MS-Group-1356

Description: Comprises papers of keyboard player and singer Graeme Collins, of the group Dedication; much of the collection relates to his and his family and friends' interest in Friends of Beaumont, opposed to the Tuapeka dam on the Clutha River, and to his interest in green politics, local issues and health matters. The collection also includes personal and family correspondence and papers. The papers relating to Collins' musical career include scrapbooks, reel-to-reel and cassette tapes, original music scores and photographs. Also includes a master tape of `Dragon'. Source of title - Supplied by Library Quantity: 1 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holograph, mss, typescript and printed matter Provenance: Donor/Lender/Vendor - Donated by Mr G Collins, Wellington, 1995 and Mr R Watkins, Miramar, Wellington, Dec 2004 Transfers: To Book Collections - Glimpses from within by Ian Thompson (1995) - To Photographic Archive - Photos (PAColl-8359).

Date: 1962

From: Recordings and papers relating to Barrie Devenport and swimming across the Cook Strait

By: Devenport, Barrie, 1935-2010

Reference: MSZ-1562

Description: Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings kept by Barrie Devenport relating to swimming across Cook Strait. Includes diagram showing his planned course and actual course. Source of title - Supplied by Library Quantity: 1 volume(s). 0.03 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Ms, printed matter Provenance: Noted New Zealand endurance swimmer in the 1960s Donor/Lender/Vendor - Donation, Ms K Devenport, Wellington

Date: [1930]-2002

By: Mallett, Christine, 1959-

Reference: ATL-Group-00719

Description: The original collection comprises three parts (1) material relating to a proposed biography of Pat Macaskill; (2) material relating to a proposed biography of Len Castle; and (3) personal papers of Leov Lealand, now arranged in series. The part of the collection relating to Pat Macaskill includes background information about both subject and biographer, his family and family letters, speeches and writings of Macaskill, and other material. The personal papers of Leov Lealand include correspondence, cards, photographs and other memorabilia. The material relating to Len Castle is of two types (a) relating to a proposed biography with correspondence and interviews and (b) the personal relationship between Leov Lealand and Castle. One box in the collection relates to personal memorabilia including photographs, clippings, correspondence and other papers; this is not further listed Also includes collection of diaries, journals, some personal papers and literary drafts. Also includes sound recordings which were transferred to Oral History and Sound from the Manuscripts collection in 1996. These include recordings relating to Pat Macaskill and Len Castle (comprising of interviews and personal recordings), as well as personal recordings between Leov-Lealand and Ian McCallum. Also includes audiocassettes which were deposited in in 2007 of interviews with Jean and Geoff Fairbun, Ken Crankshaw, Wilbert Keiller and TP Lealand. These are now arranged in a series in an order imposed by the Library. Source of title - Supplied Quantity: 38 volume(s). 36 audiocassette(s). 28 folder(s). 13 Electronic document(s). 12 C90 cassette(s) Preservation copies of open reel audiotapes. 3 box(es). 2 10" reel(s). 1 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holographs, mss, typescripts and printed matter Provenance: Donor/Lender/Vendor - Donated by Ms C Leov-Lealand, 1996, Ms C Leov-Lealand-Mallett, Feb 2003, and Ms C Leov-Lealand-Mallet, 2007. Processing information: In 2019 some material identified by the donor was described as 96-102-1/1 with access restriction "No access restrictions". The remainder of the collection description was not changed. The donor also identified some digital files which were processed and preserved in August 2020. The collection was updated to a multi-format collection in 2022 when audiocassettes, which were held by Oral History and Sound, were described as part of the Utaina project.

Date: [1880-1965]

By: New Zealand Alliance for the Abolition of the Liquor Traffic

Reference: 77-206

Description: Records comprising subject files, executive and various committee minutes, correspondence, ephemera, photographs, scrapbooks, newspaper cuttings and miscellaneous material Source of title - Supplied Quantity: 18 box(es). 6 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss, typescripts, printed matter Finding Aids: Preliminary listing available. Transfers: To Drawings & Prints Collection - Plaque re memorial window placed in 1st Pakeha Church to commemorate the Sacred Pact not to sell liqour to Maori - To Photographic Archive - Portrait of Ratana clergy, ca 1950s; negative of King Country Pact plaque (PAColl-8347) - To Cartographic Collection - Two maps (PR-05-0227).

Date: 1938-1991

From: Burt, William Beverland, 1912-1992 : Chatham Islands collection

Reference: fMS-Papers-4494-1

Description: Folder contains the first part of the scrapbook which consists mainly newspaper clippings relating to the Chatham Islands but also includes envelopes, brochures, correspondence and other related material concerning the Chatham Islands. Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: [1888?]-1999

By: Wassiliewa, Galina, 1925-1999

Reference: MS-Group-0888

Description: Documents relating to her life in Lithuania and later in Germany during World War II, her emigration to New Zealand, and to the setting up, with Wassili Wassiliewa, of the School of Russian Ballet in Wellington, together with papers relating to the school. The collection also contains the surviving papers of Galina's husband, Wassili Wassiliew, of her parents, and material on the Russian ballet, including posters, programmes, newspaper cuttings, and music scores of works and arrangements by Wassili. Sound recordings relate mainly to ballet music for exercises. Part of the Archive of New Zealand Music Source of title - Supplied Quantity: 68 folder(s). 1 box(es). 1 volume(s). 1 disc(s). 2 5" reel(s). 1.30 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holographs, mss, typescripts, printed matter, photos, sound recordings Transfers: To Photographic Archive - 3 photos of music scores for ballet classes `Developpe' by Minkus, `Bar exercises - plie' by F Burgmuller, and `Pirouettes' by Delibes (incomplete) - To Other - List of sound recordings returned to the Estate is held in backfile.

Date: [1931-2006] - bulk 1930s-1940s

By: Hampton, Richard George (Dr), 1906-2006

Reference: ATL-Group-00051

Description: Collection comprises a scrapbook, travel diary, photograph album, and other materials relating to Dr Hampton's professional life, mainly while working at the UNRRA in Warsaw, Poland at the end of the Second World War. Another collection of material created by Richard Hampton is available at Library reference ATL-Group-00944. Dr Richard George Hampton, born in Sumner, Christchurch, New Zealand in 1906, served as a Welfare Relief Officer at the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) in Warsaw, Poland, in 1946. He later served as Trade Commissioner for New Zealand in Singapore and Japan in the late 1950s. Quantity: 6 volume(s). 1 folder(s).

Date: 1931-1938 - [ca 1935-1937] - [Between 1996 and 2006]

By: Hampton, Richard George (Dr), 1906-2006

Reference: ATL-Group-00944

Description: Comprises: - scrapbook kept by Hampton from 1931 to 1938 during his time in Shanghai, London, Berlin, and touring Europe; - photograph album compiled by Hampton circa 1935-1937 curing an ocean cruise on the 'Straithaird'; - and digital video disc created between 1996 and 2006 containing footage from Warsaw, Poland in 1946 and China in 1958. Title supplied by Library. Another collection of material created by Richard Hampton is available at Library reference ATL-Group-00051. Dr Richard George Hampton, born in Sumner, Christchurch, New Zealand in 1906, served as a Welfare Relief Officer at the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) in Warsaw, Poland, in 1946. He later served as Trade Commissioner for New Zealand in Singapore and Japan in the late 1950s. Quantity: 1 digital video disc(s). 1 album(s). 1 volume(s) scrapbook. Processing information: Record created February 2024 to bring together all items purchased in the same auction lot.

Date: 1931-1938

From: Hampton, Richard George, 1906-2006: Collection

Reference: MS-Papers-9462

Description: Scrapbook, kept from 1931, when Hampton attended the Shanghai Conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, to 1938 and his return to NZ, after studying at the University of London, working as an economics tutor and lecturer, travelling to Berlin for the Olympic Games and touring Europe. Includes travel tickets, menus, invitations, receipts, programmes, telegrams, occasional letters, including a card from Rewi Alley, applications for work and other papers. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 1 volume(s). 0.04 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss, typescript, printed matter

Date: 1794-1852, 1887-1984

By: Schramm, Leo Paul, 1892-1953; Schramm, Bernadina Adriana, 1900-1987

Reference: MS-Group-0153

Description: The Paul & Diny Schramm collection reflects the lives and careers of two migrant musicians. The papers date mainly from 1887-1984; however early papers of the Soetermeer family dated 1794-1852 are included. Particular strengths of the collection lie in the music scores of works by Paul Schramm, the correspondence and the large number of newsclippings and programmes. The collection reflects musical life in Europe from the late 1890s to the early 1930s, the Schramm's musical activities in Indonesia ca 1934, their work in New Zealand, and Paul Schramm's subsequent move, career and death in Australia. Part of the Archive of New Zealand Music Various lists held in back file: Hans Schramm's list of items proposed for the Turnbull Library and List of items proposed for the National Library; Preliminary box list of collection compiled on arrival at the Library; List of music transferred from Turnbull to S&MC 3 Mar 1993; List of photo blocks returned to Hans Schramm, Nov 1992; Photocopies of early printed music and other music transferred to Special Printed Collections. Arrangement: On arrival at the Library a box list was compiled. However, in 1992, due to the Schramm centenary when articles, a concert and exhibition were planned, work began on arranging and describing the collection while the materials were being used by researchers and staff; this resulted in some resorting and renumbering of items. The collection is divided into thirteen series. The original order has been preserved where possible. The Schramms kept some programmes in metal-clipped folders which, for conservation reasons, have been separated and refoldered. Quantity: 220 folder(s). 21 volume(s). 1.92 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holographs, mss, typescripts (some copies), printed matter Provenance: Upon the death of Diny Schramm in 1987, Ian Wards and John M Thomson assisted her son, Hans Schramm, deposit the collection of papers and New Zealand-related materials in the Library. The records of the Leschitezky Association of New Zealand, held by Diny Schramm who was its first president, were the first to be deposited, followed by scores of early printed music, works by Paul Schramm and others, and papers collected by Paul and Diny Schramm. Transfers: To National Library Music Collection - Printed international music of scores and parts. - To Photographic Archive - 54 photos transferred to PA 14 Jul 1992; photo blocks returned to Hans Schramm, Nov 1992; photocopies of photographs are included with the MSS collection. Photos relate to Paul and Diny Schramm's career and family, Leschitezky and the Leschetizky Society of New Zealand, World War I. - To Book Collections - Several volumes of early printed music, first editions and other international music scores were transferred to Special Printed Collection, 14 Sep 1990. Several New Zealand composer scores and books were transferred to the New Zealand collection in September 1992. - To Sound and Music Centre - Serials and books transferred 23 Apr 1993 - Caecilia en de Muziek (Jul-Nov 1934, Jan 1935-Oct 1936); Australian Musical News and Digest (May-Sep 1946, Apr, May, Jul-Sep, Nov, Dec 1947, Jul 1952), Radio Wien 9 Apr 1937, Life 30 Sep 1946, Pix Aug 1950, Everybody's 9 Feb 1952, Die Musik Monatscrift May 1937, Symphonia (Aug-Sep 1933, 15 Jun 1936), Konzerthaus Nachrichten (Jan-Feb 1959); Royal Schools of Music items: A book of aural tests parts 1-3 (1936), Aural tests parts 2-4 (1957), Questions and exercises on harmony Grades 1-4, Syllabus & specimen questions in theory of music (1948). Beethoven: The 32 piano sonatas by Daniel Barenboim; Musikmanusckripte Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart aus dem Besitz von Andre Erben (catalogue Leo Liepmannssohn, Berlin); Die naturliche Klaviertechnik by R M Breithaupt, Der Fagott by Wilhelm Heckel, Five Centuries of Dutch Music by Dr Jos Wouters, Muziek-Geschiedenis in Beeld by Casper Howeler, Das Lustige Salzer-Buch herausgegeben von Marcell Salzer, The Universal English Dictionary by H C Wyld; Musical Ornamentation, part one, by Edward Dannreuther. A History of music in Scotland transferred 19 May 1993. A list of music transferred to the Sound & Music Centre 3 March 1993 is included in back file. - To Serials Collection - Price Milburn Music News (Jan 1971, Jan, Apr 1973), Third stream (1-4, 1968), Music ho (Mar 1947), Focus (Apr-May 1968), Registered Music Teachers' Yearbook (1973-78, 1980-1985), Music Teachers' Registration Board of New Zealand Newsletter [Nov 1977-Oct 1981], IRMT Journal [Oct 1982-Mar 1985], IRMT Wellington Branch Newsletter [1, 1981; 1-5, 1983], IRMT Wellington Branch Annual Report (1982), Wellington Society of Registered Music Teachers of NZ Inc Newsletter (1, Jun 1980), Annual Report (1974-1975, 1979-1980, 1980-1981), Newsletter of the New Zealand School Music Association (May 1972)..

Date: 1858-1954

From: Burt, William Beverland, 1912-1992 : Chatham Islands collection

Reference: MS-Papers-0434-58/1

Description: Mainly newspaper cuttings, with some manuscript material including letters from 1863. Envelopes and first day covers, invitations, invoices, letters, newspaper cuttings on anthropology, book reviews, communications, farming, fishing, personalities, political, public services, shipping, social conditions and wild life. Includes two letters from G B Bolt, TEAL re aircraft tec, 1953-1954. Also official receipts, photographs, telegrams and voting papers. Also clippings re Te Kooti Rikirangi from Otago Witness, 1914 Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1863-1974

From: Burt, William Beverland, 1912-1992 : Chatham Islands collection

Reference: MS-Papers-0434-58/3

Description: Contains letters and papers of Shand and McClurg families, E R Chudleigh and other residents also World War II servicemen, Dr Agnes Bennett and others, stamps and Chatham Island postmarks, 1877-1970, newspaper clippings and photographs Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1929-1941

From: Stowell, Henry Matthew 1859-1944 :Scrapbooks, nos 1 and 2

Reference: qMS-1931

Description: Contains clippings on prominent people, organisations and issues of the time in New Zealand Quantity: 1 volume(s). Physical Description: Holograph Printed matter

Date: 1902-1941

From: Stowell, Henry Matthew 1859-1944 :Scrapbooks, nos 1 and 2

Reference: qMS-1930

Description: Includes clippings of prominent Maori people and issues pertaining to New Zealand at this time Quantity: 1 volume(s). Physical Description: Printed matter with holograph annotations

Date: 1927-2002

By: National Dance Archive of New Zealand

Reference: MS-Group-0700

Description: Included are records of the National Dance Archive of New Zealand, including administrative records and records collected by the Archive. The main part of the Collection, however, comprises collections relating to particular dancers, or dance groups, which have been donated to the Archive. These include papers relating to Douglas Wright, Modern Dance Group, Gisa Taglicht, various modern dance companies and productions and a smaller amount of ballet material. Source of title - supplied title Other - Includes 5 x 78 rpm records used by Gisa Taglicht in her performances and training sessions and 3 music scores Arrangement: In addition to the series of administrative records the various groups of deposited papers have been assigned separate series. Quantity: 194 folder(s). 5.34 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holographs, mss, typescripts and printed matter (some photocopies); 10" 78 rpm discs. Provenance: This collection comprises both the working records of the Dance Archive itself (and some of its predecessor body, the National Dance Federation), as well as various collections of deposited papers that had been given to the Archive by various people associated with dance in New Zealand. The provenance of these deposited collections has not always been recorded by the Archive. Transfers: Collection as a whole taken into Manuscripts. Transfers made from here. - To Photographic Archive - One album relating to Gisa Taglicht (PA1-q-547) and three groups of photos relating to; `Modern Dance Co.', Gisa Taglicht and Federation of Dance (PAColl-2467-1) transferred; Two folders of photographs. (A2006-144) Two black & white photographs of dancers (PA-Group-00035, PAColl-8973), Further photographs, including Patricia Raine's farewell party (A2003-169) - To Drawings & Prints Collection - Four F E Brown drawings on three sheets - To Ephemera Collection - Posters relating to Douglas Wright productions; 2 other posters; duplicate ballet programmes (mainly visting overseas companies).

Date: 1936-1937

From: White, Dorothy Mary Neal, 1915-1995 : Papers

Reference: MS-Papers-7995-161

Description: Cuttings, invitations, programmes, letters and other material relating to the visit of Dorothy Neal White to the United States. Quantity: 1 folder(s).