Clippings

Date: 1989-1991, 2006-2007

By: Haworth, Peggy, 1950-

Reference: MS-Group-1625

Description: Include sound recording of the funeral of Willow Macky, the order of service, a synopsis of the life of Willow compiled by Peggy Haworth, death notice and obituary, a statement regarding Harp in the Wind, a greeting card and two scores Correspondence between Macky and John Denny of the Puriri Press, who printed the Waitangi Anthem. Also includes a collection of proofs and artwork from the publication. Part of the Archive of New Zealand Music Quantity: 1 C90 cassette(s). 2 folder(s). 0.02 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Typescripts, holograph, printed matter (photocopies) and cassette

Date: 1848-1986

By: Bagnall, Austin Graham, 1912-1986

Reference: MS-Group-1901

Description: Comprises three boxes relating to NZ Historic Places Trust; library survey (1959) with correspondence; papers re NZLA; papers re National Library; files re Bagnall's position as librarian, National Library Centre (box 5) and including correspondence, visit to Australia, National Bibliography file, manuscript in Taranaki Museum, Judy Hornabrook; Carnegie Corporation, library group papers; and a box of papers re the NZLA (box 6). Includes manuscripts of, and research material on, William Colenso; correspondence and notes on his history of the Wairarapa and files on the National Library. Further personal papers including correspondence, reports, research notes, literary drafts and printed material related to his local historical work, professional life as a librarian, bibliographer and author. Includes extensive newspaper cuttings collated for Bagnall's research into local histories of the Eastern Bays of Wellington and the Wairarapa. Source of title - Supplied by Library Librarian, bibliographer, author and local historian. Bagnall was Chief Librarian of the Alexander Turnbull Library from 1966 to 1973. One of his most significant achievements was his 35 year involvement compiling and editing the New Zealand national bibliography. Quantity: 25 box(es). 4 folder(s). 9.50 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss, typescripts, ephemera, photographs and printed matter Transfers: Collection as a whole taken into the Manuscripts Section, transfers made from there. - To Book Collections - 5 boxes of book catalogues and published material - To Ephemera Collection - 2 boxes of booklets and printed material - To Photographic Archive - 38 Black & white photographs, 10 colour photographs, and negatives (PA-Group-00656).

Date: [ca 1967-1993]

By: Halt All Racist Tours

Reference: ATL-Group-00606

Description: Contains general subject files including papers relating to campaigns, tours, conferences, relationship with other anti-apartheid groups, race relations, liberation movements and dealings with other organisations. Also includes organisational material including correspondence, minutes, correspondence with government, financial reports, publications, clippings and ephemera. Also contains copies, mock-ups and correspondence relating to the first three issues of HART Report produced by Dick Cuthbert in 1992. These reports contain clippings of articles and similar material relating to the situation in South Africa. Source of title - Supplied title Halt All Racist Tours (HART) was established in 1969 to protest against New Zealand' participation in rugby union tours to and from South Africa while that nation operated under an apartheid regime. Intially set up to protest the 1970 tour of South Africa by the All Blacks, HART grew to become a leading national anti-apartheid organisation. The early focus of activity was the sports boycott of South Africa. In later years HART advocated ceasation of all contact with apartheid South Africa. In 1980 HART merged with the National Anti-Apartheid Committee, becoming HART: the New Zealand Anti-Apartheid Movement. At a later stage, a name in use for the organisation was HART Aotearoa. Quantity: 73 box(es). 47 b&w original photographic print(s). 29 folder(s). 23.80 Linear Metres. 20 colour copy transparency/ies. 12 b&w original negative(s) 35mm strips with 57 frames. 1 folder(s) photographic prints. Physical Description: Holographs, manuscripts, typescripts, printed matter, photographs, badges and textiles Finding Aids: Preliminary lists available. Processing information: Box-level entries for material in accession 93-042 have been described. Accession 86-136 is only partially described. Collection partially re-processed in 2022.

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: 1815-1970

By: Adams, Martha, 1815-1906

Reference: qMS-0026

Description: Reminiscences of early days in Marlborough written in 1857; copies of verse and satire by the family; copy of letter and verse by Henry Harper on Martha Adam's death, plan of family home, Redwood; biographical details from the Cyclopedia of New Zealand and newspaper clippings concerning her husband and eldest son; and sketches she made as a girl in England. Describes her English childhood, marriage to William Adams in 1840 and emigration to Nelson 1850. She describes the `mud hovel' in which the Adams family first lived when taking up a Marlborough run in 1852, and recalls the islolated life which at times found her coping alone with house and farm work, sick children, food shortages and vagrants. Her account ends with the family's move to a new property `Langley Dale', on the Wairau River. Source of title - Supplied title Other Titles - Cyclopaedia of New Zealand Quantity: 1 volume(s) (51 leaves). 0.02 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Typescript, printed matter (photocopy) (37 cm, red buckram) Includes sketches of Salop, England

Date: [1938?-1990]

By: Pruden, Larry Carrol, 1925-1982

Reference: MS-Group-0097

Description: Larry Pruden's collection comprises music scores of his works, correspondence, appointment diaries, reports on various topics, programmes, photographs, notes for broadcast talks, lists of books, lists of records, sound recordings of his works, and papers of various organisations with which he was involved Part of the Archive of New Zealand Music Publication - The complete works of Larry Pruden will be published by Promethean Editions; the project is envisaged to be completed by 2009. The first volume, works for piano solo, will be published in 2002 (information 13 May 2002). Source of title - Supplied Arrangement: Penny Pruden has arranged the papers received by the Library since Larry Pruden's death and included notes with many items and subject areas in the collection. Quantity: 243 folder(s). 26 audiotape(s). 2 volume(s). 2.56 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holographs, mss, some photocopies, printed matter Transfers: To Photographic Archive - Photographs of music-related matters and personal photographs - To Ephemera Collection - Exhibition catalogues and `Wellington guide' - To Book Collections - Various printed items - To Oral History Collection - 3" tape - studio inverview by Peter Crowe of Vincent Aspey, Ronald Webb and Murray Khouri re their experiences in London ca 1960s; 7" tape Radio digest #515..

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: 1844 - 1925

By: Greenwood family

Reference: MS-Papers-10920

Description: Papers of John Danforth Greenwood and Sarah Greenwood (nee Field), their children and relations by marriage. Includes three letters by Sarah Greenwood, 1844-1845; letters of her daughter Jane (later Jane Stowe) to her mother and sister; obituary notices of Greenwood sisters, Annie and Mary; three letters of Brian Cuthbert Lysaght (husband of Emily Muriel Greenwood, daughter of Jane), 1876-1877; and papers of the Stowe family, mainly relating to Leonard Stowe, clerk of the parliament since 1865, including obituary notices and one letter, 1848 Relationship complexity - See also MS-Papers-0098 Quantity: 1 folder(s) (54 leaves). 0.01 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss and printed matter (photocopies) Transfers: To Drawings & Prints Collection - Sketchbook and watercolours (copies); framed and glazed silhouette (copy).

Date: 1878-1981

By: Gear Meat Company Ltd

Reference: 81-295

Description: Records include ledgers, staff records, cash books, letter books (1900-1910), various documents (letters, insurance policies, reminiscences, deeds, and mortgages), Board of Directors' records (1962-1975), records of subsidiary and related companies, legal correspondence, killing records, newspaper clippings (1907-1969), share registers and share records (including indexes), and records of the Fellmongery Department (including staff, stock and cash) Source of title - Supplied title Relationship complexity - See also 78-047, 87-080, 91-256 Petone meat processing plant Quantity: 7 folder(s). 118 volume(s). 47 box(es). 15 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Mss, typescripts, printed matter Finding Aids: Preliminary listing available. Transfers: To Drawings & Prints Collection - Plans - To Ephemera Collection - 1 box - To Photographic Archive - 3 boxes - To Serials Collection - MIRINZ bulletin (refrigeration) No 2, 1974; Thomson news No 4 May 1972 - To Book Collections - Associated North Island freezing companies of NZ. General report, 1912; Petone Borough Council dairy regulation by-law, 1911; Petone Borough Council heavy traffic by-law, 1905; Petone Borough Council waterworks by-law, 1904; Petone Borough Council drainage & sanitary by-law, 1911.

Date: 1973-1999

By: Golden Age Movement Inc

Reference: ATL-Group-00869

Description: Comprises minutes; correspondence; newsletters and circulars, other papers, and a video recording featuring entertainers. Source of title - Supplied Other Titles - Pensioners' voice (journal of the Wellington Pensioners and Beneficiaries Association Inc) Established in 1973 to promote the rights of pensioners and beneficiaries Quantity: 22 folder(s). 0.44 Linear Metres. 1 videocassette(s). Physical Description: Mss, typescripts, videocassette and printed matter (some duplicated and photocopied material) Transfers: Collection (A2007-271) as a whole received into Manuscripts on 25 Sep 2007; material transferred to Published Collections from Manuscripts - - To Serials Collection - Copies of the "Golden Age" newsletter (A2007-271).

Date: 1931-1975, 1994

By: Fuchs, Richard Salomon, 1887-1947

Reference: MS-Group-0859

Description: Comprises music scores and parts, sound recordings, newsclippings, photographs and correspondence of architect, Dr Richard Fuchs, who was also a keen musician and composer Part of the Archive of New Zealand Music Source of title - Supplied Dr Fuchs was born in Karlsruhe, studied as an architect but had a deep interest in music. He and his family were held in Dachau concentration camp but were released and came to New Zealand via England in 1939. They settled in Wellington working for Natausch and Sons and for the New Zealand Housing Department, continuing with his music interests. Quantity: 3 disc(s). 4 audiocassette(s). 1 audiotape(s). 53 folder(s). 9 volume(s). 0.61 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holograph, mss, typescripts and printed matter Finding Aids: A Back file contains notes about the collection and Dr Fuchs compiled by the family and a biographical essay by Steven Sedley (July 2006).. Provenance: The records have been held by by Sonia Mulheron, daughter of Dr Fuchs

Date: 1895-1985

Reference: MS-Group-2097

Description: Cowan's papers consisting of research notes and drafts, correspondence, transcripts and clippings. Topics cover Cowan's research and writing interests including Maori, military and settler history, New Zealand Wars and tourism related topics. See also James Cowan Papers MS-Papers-0039 for a previous acquisition of James Cowan papers; and ATL-Group-00003 for a collection purchased from the Cowan Family in 2015. Arrangement: The folders are generally ordered as they were received from the auction house. James Cowan was a writer, historian and journalist prominent in the first four decades of the twentieth century. He wrote over 30 books and hundreds of articles for newspapers and magazines, mainly about New Zealand's ancient and recent past, its resources and scenic attractions. He made a significant contribution to the popular understanding of New Zealand history over this period. Cowan was a fluent Maori speaker and an early proponent of using oral histories to record historic evidence. He was married twice, the second time to Eileen Constance Stowell who was the daughter of the noted Maori scholar and translator Henry Stowell (Hare Hongi). Cowan died 6 Sep 1943 at Otaki Beach. Quantity: 202 folder(s). 5 volume(s). 1.20 Linear Metres. Transfers: Collection as a whole received into manuscripts; material transferred to other sections from here. - To Drawings & Prints Collection - A small pencil drawing on paper was transferred to DPP of MS Driver off Barrett's Hotel, Wellington, 1846 which came from box 58 in original listing see: A-389-008. - To Drawings & Prints Collection - Original painting titled on base 'Mauku - church military camp 1863. Signed and dated A H Messenger/22. Came from MS-Papers-11310-69 (25 in original listing), reference number now A-389-017. - To Drawings & Prints Collection - Six drawings were transferred from MS-Papers-11310-73 (three of unidentified women, one entitled 'Hinemoa surveys Mokoia,' one entitled 'Hinemoa and Tutanekai as they probably were' and one other that shows four Maori characters and a silhouette with two characters kissing. Artist unknown but two of them say 'after Linley Richardson' who was a well-known artist in New Zealand in the early 1900s. Some newspaper and magazine clippings were present with these drawings including nude images, that the artist may have used when drawing these drawings. Reference number now A-389-018-001/006. - To Drawings & Prints Collection - One small drawing of a Maori man in a taniko-bordered cloak, holding taiaha, standing in front of a whare. Taken from MS-Papers-11310-99. Now A-389-019. - To Ephemera Collection - Two promotional booklets for Cowan's books: 'Tales of the Maori Bush' and 'A Trader in Cannibal Land'. Taken from MS-Papers-11310-99. - To Drawings & Prints Collection - Sketch of James Cowan ca 1940. Artist unknown. DP-2013-047/A-459-009. - To Ephemera Collection - Four souvenir booklets for for Wellington's Mystery Train excursions in 1932, see Eph-B-RAIL-1932-Cowan.. Processing information: It is likely that these papers were originally from the same provenance as the earlier acquisition of James Cowan papers MS-Papers-0039 which came from the Cowan family. Because the exact provenance of this collection was uncertain they have been identified as a separate collection but it is likely they were originally from the same source as they are James Cowan's own research papers.

Date: 1983-2004

By: Taki Rua Productions Society Inc

Reference: ATL-Group-00767

Description: Contains programmes, reviews, publicity leaflets, posters, lists of performances and other activities, promotion folders, and newsletters for the theatre and its productions. Source of title - Supplied Arrangement: The records are organised chronologically, with papers relating to the productions of a year held together. Note that some posters have been transferred to the Ephemera Collection, and some photographs have been transferred to the Photographic Archive. Previously known as the Depot Theatre, then Depot/Taki Rua, Taki Rua Depot Theatre and Taki Rua Theatre. Following the disposal of their building and moving into a differently structured organisation, now known as Taki Rua Productions Society Quantity: 9 box(es). 29 folder(s). 1.55 Linear Metres. 2 videocassette(s). Physical Description: Mss, typescripts and printed matter Transfers: To Photographic Archive - Photographs relating to performances and renovations; and album relating to Te Whakakotahi tour of Germany (1994). - To Ephemera Collection - Taki Rua posters - To Oral History Collection - Two video cassettes, one of Te Whakakotahi Tour to Germany (1994) and `Hen's teeth' production (1989) - To Published Sound Collection - Awhina CD.

Date: [1830-1944]

By: King family

Reference: MS-Group-0503

Description: Comprises correspondence between Thomas King and Mary Chilman (later King), and between King and various family members and friends; King's business correspondence, especially relating to coastal shipping; papers relating to King's election to the House of Representatives (1853-1855, 1860) and to the Taranaki Provincial Council (1856, 1857-1861); a few relating to his career as manager of the Bank of New Zealand in New Plymouth (1861-1876); and a considerable amount relating to his position as chairman of the New Plymouth Harbour Board (1876-ca1889). Other papers include correspondence from Mary King to her husband, clippings and correspondence relating to Truby and Newton King, sons of Thomas and Mary King, various papers relating to Taranaki incidents including petitions, list of electors (1852) and other papers. Source of title - Supplied Relationship complexity - A previous collection of King family papers was received 1970-1971 from Mrs Mary White, Australia, the adopted daughter of Truby King and further letters from Thomas to Mary King are at MS-Papers-1004-01 Quantity: 70 folder(s). 9 volume(s). 1.30 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holographs, mss, typescripts and printed matter Provenance: Donor/Lender/Vendor - Donated by Mrs Anna Saunders on behalf of the Wilfred King family, Wellington, Sep 1996 Transfers: To Cartographic Collection - Five items; (1) Plan of New Plymouth produced by the Survey Office, 10 April 1860; (2) hand-drawn map of Mangorei, Waiwhakaiho and Te Henui river area with sections and native lands shown (nd); (3) Plan of the settlement of New Plymouth with ownership of some sections added and annotated; (4) Map of London showing Westminster and the borough of Southwark (n); and `Daily Mail' special map of the far east, London geographical Society (nd) - To Photographic Archive - Mounted photo of Devon St, New Plymouth; one of a group of soldiers; and a portrait of a man, possible Thomas King.

Date: 1933 - 1935

From: Cowan family: Collection

Reference: MS-Papers-11946-084

Description: A booklet published by N. P. C. Ltd, [1933]. Also includes a newspaper article and a letter that were laid in to the publication. The letter is written by Thomas B Slipper, dated 12 September 1935, and relates to the Samoan independence movement. There is also an annotation written in Slipper's hand on the front cover of the booklet. Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: One folder including one published booklet and loose papers

Date: [1950s - 1990s]

From: Garland, Phil, 1942-2017: Papers and recordings

Reference: MS-Papers-12941

Description: Comprises New Zealand and Australian folklore songs and pamphlets; poems, songs and letters of correspondence; musical workshop scripts for 'Landfall New Zealand', circa 1950s; and marked up copy pages of the book manuscript 'The Singing Kiwi' by Phil Garland. Title supplied by Library. Arrangement: Workshop scripts at MS-Papers-12941-2 delivered in PVC clear file binders. Copy pages of 'The Singing Kiwi' at MS-Papers-12941-3 delivered in an A4 lever arch binder. Quantity: 1 box(es) Containing 3 folders. Processing information: Workshop scripts at MS-Papers-12941-2, and copy pages of 'The Singing Kiwi' at MS-Papers-12941-3 removed from their original binders. Original binder covers not retained.

Date: 1986-2006

From: Tonks, Joy, 1939-: Collection

Reference: Series-7111

Description: Papers and correspondence by Joy Tonks relating to her book 'Bravo!: the NZSO at 50', which was published in 1996. Includes: - interviews - biographical information relating to New Zealand Symphony Orchestra conductors and players - press clippings - transcriptions - business correspondence - a book plan and a complete draft manuscript - photocopied photographs of New Zealand Symphony Orchestra members Also includes newsletters of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra Alumni Association, and information regarding two reunions the Association held in 2001 and 2006. Title supplied by Library. Arrangement: Delivered to the Library in eight file boxes, Papers were organised by type and date, with papers loose inside the boxes. Some material was grouped together using paper clips. Quantity: 8 box(es) containing 26 folders. Processing information: Not all names associated with this collection have been indexed.

Date: [1908-1986]

By: Strewe, Friedrich Georg Maria Theodor, 1910-1986

Reference: MS-Group-0563

Description: The collection comprises Strewe's correspondence with his family in Germany (much of this is in German), his New Zealand family and friends. It also includes papers relating to his Somes Island internment, his work as a lansdscape gardener and architect, tapes and transcripts of interviews with Frank Sargeson, poetry, articles, short stories, journals, a film project for the Australian Film Commission with Marsha Bennett and other material. Language - Most of the family correspondence between Strewe and his family in Germany is in German; clippings and articles and other papers also in German Source of title - Supplied Strewe left Germany late in 1937 and arrived in New Zealand via Canada, Hawaii and Fiji in 1938. He was interned on Somes Island from 1941 to 1946 and worked as a journalist following his release. He was a member of Orini and Riverside communes (1947-1949), studied and then practised landscape architecture. From 1949 to 1969 he lived and worked in Auckland. Around 1972 he moved to Australia. He wrote plays, poetry, and was actively involved in many protest movements. Quantity: 121 folder(s). 2 Linear Metres. 5 C90 cassette(s). 3 C60 cassette(s). Physical Description: Holographs, mss, typescripts and printed matter Transfers: To Oral History Collection - 8 cassette tapes of interviews with Frank Sargeson.

Date: 1840-2012

By: Alington, Margaret Hilda, 1920-2012

Reference: MS-Group-1061

Description: Comprises further papers relating to Alington's research into Bolton Street Cemetery, Old St Pauls and other historical sites, including corrected draft of `The Unquiet earth' and papers relating to Old St Paul's and Friends of Old St Paul's Society. Includes papers relating to the Broadhead and Alington families and recollections of people, occasions and places which the Alingtons encountered. Source of title - Supplied Margaret Alington has had several books published relating to Old St Paul's Church, Wellington, St Mary's Church (New Plymouth) and St Mary's Church (Karori) and the Bolton Street Cemetery, Wellington Quantity: 235 folder(s). 4 volume(s). 1 box(es). 1 Linear Metres. Physical Description: Holograph, mss, typescripts and printed matter Finding Aids: Inventories available for research notes on 'Unquiet earth' and Frederick Thatcher. Transfers: Collection as a whole received into Manuscripts; material transferred to other sections from here - To Ephemera Collection - Several leaflets and brochures - To Photographic Archive - Photographs of Karori, file re photographing graves and memorial, photographs of St Mary's Church in New Plymouth, and photographs relating to Alington's book on Thatcher - To Book Collections - Various publications - To Serials Collection - Small runs of some serials - To Drawings & Prints Collection - Architectural drawings of Old St Paul's Church, Wellington, and St Mary's Church, New Plymouth, and plans relating to Thatcher's buildings.

Date: [1890s-1980s]

By: McWhannell, Rhoda Leslie, 1897-1996

Reference: ATL-Group-00730

Description: Comprises 91 notebooks, newspaper clippings, and correspondence compiled by Rhoda McWhannell. Includes 23 diaries recording Rhoda McWhannell's daily appointments and her observations on the weather, dated 1964-1986. Also includes 62 journals containing more detailed comments on McWhannell's activities and current news from 1938-1986, interspersed with cartoons, clippings, quotations, stamps, photographs, and other items. Also includes four journals recording trips to Italy, the United Kingdom, and South Africa; two books of quotations and extracts; a folder of newspaper clippings, cartoons, a greeting card and a photograph; and a parcel of thirteen letters to Mr and Mrs Butler from McWhannell and others. Also includes 31 photograph albums, loose photographs, transparencies and negatives taken by Rhoda and Frederick McWhannell and others from circa 1890s to 1980s. Includes photographs relating to the McWhannell's homestead 'Rozel' and their eucalyptus nursery; forestry and farming at Ōhaupō; the McWhannell and McCurdie families; the World Wars; and more. Title supplied by Library. Quantity: 2 folder(s). 3 box(es) of transparencies. 31 album(s). 72 colour original negative(s). 91 volume(s) comprising 68 journals and 23 diaries. 1309 b&w original negative(s). Processing information: The requirement for the Chief Librarian to give permission to access to this collection was removed on 1 June 2022. The original reference number assigned to the collection, 87-052, was changed to ATL-Group-00730 in June 2022. The photographic component, formerly PA-Group-00780, was incorporated into ATL-Group-00730 in August 2022 during further re-processing of the collection.