Box 12
Container
Contains 5 Results:
Folder 1. Includes photograph of 3rd Committee for Disarmament at the League of Nations, September 1928., ca 1928
File — Box: 12
Identifier: MSS. Archives. 96/1. Series 5. Sub-Series 5/2. Sub-Series 5/2/1. Sub-Series 5/2/1/4. File 5/2/1/4a
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Papers relating to published and unpublished fiction and plays, and to a planned biography of G.S. Richardson that was never completed.
Dates:
ca 1928
Found in:
Special Collections, University of Auckland
/
MSS-Archives-96/1, Frank O.V. Acheson papers.
/
Literary Projects.
/
Biography of G.S. Richardson. This has been placed first among the literary papers because it forms the largest component of Series 5; and because it contains unique Richardsoniana, possibly not previously available to historians of Samoa. This consists of two distinct sections: 5.2.1, which appears to be Richardson’s own papers including an official diary, correspondence and papers associated with his role as Administrator of Western Samoa, not rearranged Acheson for his research; and 5.2.2 which are Acheson’s notes for the biography, interfiled with relevant official papers of Richardson’s.
/
G.S. Richardson – original papers.
/
Letters, 1923-1938. Correspondence and documents, found separate from Diary but clearly annotated with Diary references. Presumably unfiled. Includes some personal correspondence.
Folder 2., nd.
File — Box: 12
Identifier: MSS. Archives. 96/1. Series 5. Sub-Series 5/2. Sub-Series 5/2/1. Sub-Series 5/2/1/4. File 5/2/1/4b
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Papers relating to published and unpublished fiction and plays, and to a planned biography of G.S. Richardson that was never completed.
Dates:
nd.
Found in:
Special Collections, University of Auckland
/
MSS-Archives-96/1, Frank O.V. Acheson papers.
/
Literary Projects.
/
Biography of G.S. Richardson. This has been placed first among the literary papers because it forms the largest component of Series 5; and because it contains unique Richardsoniana, possibly not previously available to historians of Samoa. This consists of two distinct sections: 5.2.1, which appears to be Richardson’s own papers including an official diary, correspondence and papers associated with his role as Administrator of Western Samoa, not rearranged Acheson for his research; and 5.2.2 which are Acheson’s notes for the biography, interfiled with relevant official papers of Richardson’s.
/
G.S. Richardson – original papers.
/
Letters, 1923-1938. Correspondence and documents, found separate from Diary but clearly annotated with Diary references. Presumably unfiled. Includes some personal correspondence.
Folder 1., nd.
File — Box: 12
Identifier: MSS. Archives. 96/1. Series 5. Sub-Series 5/2. Sub-Series 5/2/1. Sub-Series 5/2/1/5. Sub-Series 5/2/1/5/1. File 5/2/1/5/1a
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Papers relating to published and unpublished fiction and plays, and to a planned biography of G.S. Richardson that was never completed.
Dates:
nd.
Found in:
Special Collections, University of Auckland
/
MSS-Archives-96/1, Frank O.V. Acheson papers.
/
Literary Projects.
/
Biography of G.S. Richardson. This has been placed first among the literary papers because it forms the largest component of Series 5; and because it contains unique Richardsoniana, possibly not previously available to historians of Samoa. This consists of two distinct sections: 5.2.1, which appears to be Richardson’s own papers including an official diary, correspondence and papers associated with his role as Administrator of Western Samoa, not rearranged Acheson for his research; and 5.2.2 which are Acheson’s notes for the biography, interfiled with relevant official papers of Richardson’s.
/
G.S. Richardson – original papers.
/
Mandate reports, official papers – not Diary– (F.O.V. Acheson’s note). The papers in this series were found in three bundles, in poor condition, and appear to have been intended for the Diary series but remained unfiled as in 5.2.1.4 above. They contain, as well as printed reports, clippings and typewritten and handwritten notes kept by Richardson and relevant to the political troubles in Western Samoa during his term of office, including the Mau movement and its supporters O.F. Nelson, E.W. Gurr and A.W. Smyth who were exiled to New Zealand; the Royal Commission Concerning the Administration of Western Samoa (1927); and O.F. Nelson’s petition to the League of Nations on Samoan affairs (see also 5.2.1.3k above). Some of these papers may be duplicated in the Diary series, but they have not been examined in sufficient depth to determine which. 1922-1934. / First Bundle.
Folder 2., nd.
File — Box: 12
Identifier: MSS. Archives. 96/1. Series 5. Sub-Series 5/2. Sub-Series 5/2/1. Sub-Series 5/2/1/5. Sub-Series 5/2/1/5/1. File 5/2/1/5/1b
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Papers relating to published and unpublished fiction and plays, and to a planned biography of G.S. Richardson that was never completed.
Dates:
nd.
Found in:
Special Collections, University of Auckland
/
MSS-Archives-96/1, Frank O.V. Acheson papers.
/
Literary Projects.
/
Biography of G.S. Richardson. This has been placed first among the literary papers because it forms the largest component of Series 5; and because it contains unique Richardsoniana, possibly not previously available to historians of Samoa. This consists of two distinct sections: 5.2.1, which appears to be Richardson’s own papers including an official diary, correspondence and papers associated with his role as Administrator of Western Samoa, not rearranged Acheson for his research; and 5.2.2 which are Acheson’s notes for the biography, interfiled with relevant official papers of Richardson’s.
/
G.S. Richardson – original papers.
/
Mandate reports, official papers – not Diary– (F.O.V. Acheson’s note). The papers in this series were found in three bundles, in poor condition, and appear to have been intended for the Diary series but remained unfiled as in 5.2.1.4 above. They contain, as well as printed reports, clippings and typewritten and handwritten notes kept by Richardson and relevant to the political troubles in Western Samoa during his term of office, including the Mau movement and its supporters O.F. Nelson, E.W. Gurr and A.W. Smyth who were exiled to New Zealand; the Royal Commission Concerning the Administration of Western Samoa (1927); and O.F. Nelson’s petition to the League of Nations on Samoan affairs (see also 5.2.1.3k above). Some of these papers may be duplicated in the Diary series, but they have not been examined in sufficient depth to determine which. 1922-1934. / First Bundle.
Folder 3., nd.
File — Box: 12
Identifier: MSS. Archives. 96/1. Series 5. Sub-Series 5/2. Sub-Series 5/2/1. Sub-Series 5/2/1/5. Sub-Series 5/2/1/5/1. File 5/2/1/5/1c
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
Papers relating to published and unpublished fiction and plays, and to a planned biography of G.S. Richardson that was never completed.
Dates:
nd.
Found in:
Special Collections, University of Auckland
/
MSS-Archives-96/1, Frank O.V. Acheson papers.
/
Literary Projects.
/
Biography of G.S. Richardson. This has been placed first among the literary papers because it forms the largest component of Series 5; and because it contains unique Richardsoniana, possibly not previously available to historians of Samoa. This consists of two distinct sections: 5.2.1, which appears to be Richardson’s own papers including an official diary, correspondence and papers associated with his role as Administrator of Western Samoa, not rearranged Acheson for his research; and 5.2.2 which are Acheson’s notes for the biography, interfiled with relevant official papers of Richardson’s.
/
G.S. Richardson – original papers.
/
Mandate reports, official papers – not Diary– (F.O.V. Acheson’s note). The papers in this series were found in three bundles, in poor condition, and appear to have been intended for the Diary series but remained unfiled as in 5.2.1.4 above. They contain, as well as printed reports, clippings and typewritten and handwritten notes kept by Richardson and relevant to the political troubles in Western Samoa during his term of office, including the Mau movement and its supporters O.F. Nelson, E.W. Gurr and A.W. Smyth who were exiled to New Zealand; the Royal Commission Concerning the Administration of Western Samoa (1927); and O.F. Nelson’s petition to the League of Nations on Samoan affairs (see also 5.2.1.3k above). Some of these papers may be duplicated in the Diary series, but they have not been examined in sufficient depth to determine which. 1922-1934. / First Bundle.