Showing Collections: 1101 - 1110 of 1227
Wilfred (Bill) McAra and Diana Wilsie papers.
Collection
Identifier: MSS-Archives-89/25
Scope and Contents
This collection was embargoed for 20 years until 1998. While still under embargo the five boxes of material received by the library were repackaged into archival boxes in 1989 and accessioned as MSS & Archives 89/25, however the collection remained unlisted until 2009.At the time of donation McAra provided the following description of the sealed material:2 boxes wooden…contain(ing) materials previously held by H. Roth. Plus some additional reports,...
Dates:
1965 - 1977
Wilfred (Bill) McAra collection on industrial relations on the New Zealand waterfront.
Collection
Identifier: MSS-Archives-D-5
Scope and Contents
The papers in this collection cover the period 1946 to 1953 and concern industrial relations on the waterfront in the years leading up to the 1951 waterfront dispute, the dispute itself, and the immediate aftermath. The collection includes minutes, correspondence, notes, reports, pamphlets and clippings. In 1946, the New Zealand Waterside Workers Industrial Union of Workers approached the Waterfront Industry Commission seeking better working conditions, including guaranteed minimum pay....
Dates:
1946 - 1953
Wilfred (Bill) McAra papers.
Collection
Identifier: MSS-Archives-A-139
Scope and Contents
The bulk of this collection dates from 1934 to the mid 1960s and includes personal ephemera, photographs, leaflets, bulletins, flyers, notebooks, minutes and agendas. The collection covers the period during which McAra was most active in the Communist Party of New Zealand (CPNZ), but also contains papers relating to his employment in Waihi during the 1930s and with the State Placement Service in Wellington in the early 1940s. In addition, there are papers which relate to McAra’s...
Dates:
1913 - 1972
Wilfred (Bill) McAra papers.
Collection
Identifier: MSS-Archives-94/4
Scope and Contents
The papers in this collection cover McAra’s years of study and research into Marxist-Leninist ideology and the problems of the working class. They document his membership of the Communist Party of New Zealand and expulsion from the Party; his activities as a pamphleteer; and aspects of his personal and family life. From the early 1960s the papers and records of Diana Miriam Wilsie, are inextricably mixed with those of McAra. The papers were received by the Library in twenty four...
Dates:
1929 - 1988
Wilfred (Bill) McAra papers relating to the building industry in New Zealand.
Collection
Identifier: MSS-Archives-D-11
Scope and Contents
This collection comprises drafts, research notes, reports, minutes, newspaper clippings and files relating to the building industry in New Zealand accumulated by Wilfred (Bill) McAra during the period 1935 to 1946.The papers in this collection are rather a mixed bag, some items relate more to material held in MSS & Archives D-10: Papers relating to the Building Investigations Committee of the Wellington Branch of the Carpenters Union, and MSS & Archives D-6: Records of the...
Dates:
1934 - 1947
Wilfred (Bill) McAra papers relating to the New Zealand Building and Allied Trades Federation.
Collection
Identifier: MSS-Archives-D-6
Scope and Contents
They comprise papers collected by him during the years he was involved with the Federation and in consequence should not be regarded as a complete set of the Federation’s records. In particular, their sudden termination in 1943 probably reflects the end of McAra’s association with the Federation and his non-association with the new organisation formed on the period 1943 – 1945. This collection should be considered in conjunction with MSS & Archives D-10: Wilfred (Bill) McAra, papers...
Dates:
1939 - 1945
Wilfred McAra collection relating to the building industry.
Collection
Identifier: MSS-Archives-D-10
Abstract
The records relate mainly to McAra’s association with the Wellington Branch of the Amalgamated Carpenters and Joiners Union between 1938 and 1946. They document McAra’s participation in the Branch’s Housing Committee, later known as the Building Investigation Committee, established in 1938, to investigate the growing housing shortage in New Zealand.
Dates:
1938 - 1946
Wilhelm Solf - Lauati rebellion. Volume II : the progress of the Lauati rebellion of 1909; as it appears in the official German reports.
Collection
Identifier: MSS-Archives-2007/17
Scope and Contents
Translations of official German documents regarding the independence movement ('Mau'), led by Lauati Namulau'ulu Atamu, which took place in Samoa in 1908-1910. Original documents mostly by the German Governor, Dr Wilhelm Solf. Associated materials: Solf, W. H. (Wilhelm Heinrich), 1862-1936. [Papers] [microform]. [Canberra, ACT : Pacific Manuscripts Bureau, Australian National University, 2000]. 9 microfilm reels. General Library Microfilm 01-540/548.
Dates:
1909-1910
William Barclay certificates and photograph.
Collection
Identifier: MSS-Archives-2004/6
Scope and Contents
(1) Certificates for passing various classes in the course of William Barclay's medical studies as well as several references. The certificates are all from the Faculty of Medicine, University of Edinburgh. (2) Photographs of William Barclay and colleagues at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, and interior of Infirmary, Christmas 1898.
Dates:
1897-ca. 1910.
Filter Results
Additional filters:
- Repository
- Special Collections, University of Auckland 923
- Western Pacific Archives, University of Auckland 123
- Archive of Māori and Pacific Sound, University of Auckland 111
- Architecture Archive, University of Auckland 39
- Fine Arts Special Collections, University of Auckland 29
- Media Services, The University of Auckland 2 + ∧ less
- Subject
- Oceania -- History -- Sources 88
- Tuhinga tawhito 44
- Rauemi matua 38
- Labor unions -- New Zealand -- Auckland 28
- Whakapapa 28
- Vanuatu -- History -- Sources 22
- New Zealand -- Politics and government 18
- Political parties -- New Zealand 18
- Rua mahara 18
- College teachers -- New Zealand -- Auckland 17
- Art, New Zealand -- 20th century 15
- Rātaka 14
- New Zealand poetry -- 20th century 13
- Mihinare 12
- Tonga -- History -- Sources 12
- Mana whenua 11
- Iwi taketake 10
- Labor unions -- New Zealand -- History -- Sources 10
- New Zealand -- Race relations 9
- Reta 9
- Artists -- New Zealand 8
- Maori (New Zealand people) -- Land tenure 8
- New Zealand -- Politics and government -- 1972- 8
- Oceania -- Discovery and exploration 8
- Poets, New Zealand -- Correspondence 8
- Political parties -- New Zealand -- Auckland 8
- World War, 1914-1918 8
- Kōrero nehe 7
- New Zealand literature -- Women authors 7
- Women authors, New Zealand 7
- Women poets, New Zealand 7
- Anti-apartheid movements -- New Zealand 6
- Auckland (N.Z.) -- History 6
- Communism -- New Zealand 6
- Manuscripts, Maori 6
- Maori (New Zealand people) -- History 6
- Maori (New Zealand people) -- Religion 6
- New Zealand -- Politics and government -- 1945-1984 6
- Poets, New Zealand -- 20th century 6
- Art -- Study and teaching -- New Zealand 5
- Art, New Zealand -- 20th century -- Exhibitions 5
- Australian literature -- 20th century 5
- Australian literature -- Women authors 5
- Authors, Australian 5
- Authors, New Zealand 5
- Labor unions -- New Zealand -- Auckland -- History -- Sources 5
- Maori (New Zealand people) -- Genealogy 5
- New Zealand -- History -- New Zealand Wars, 1860-1872 5
- New Zealand literature -- 20th century 5
- Ture whenua 5
- Waiata 5
- Whenua tautohetohe 5
- Women authors, Australian 5
- Academic libraries -- New Zealand -- Auckland 4
- Antinuclear movement -- New Zealand 4
- Auckland University College -- Faculty -- Archives 4
- Authors, New Zealand -- 20th century 4
- Children, Maori -- Education -- History -- Sources 4
- Civil rights -- New Zealand 4
- College teachers -- New Zealand -- Auckland -- Archives 4
- Labor laws and legislation -- New Zealand 4
- Labor unions -- New Zealand 4
- Labor unions -- New Zealand -- Auckland -- History 4
- Legislators -- New Zealand 4
- Logbooks 4
- Maori (New Zealand people) -- Land tenure -- History -- Sources 4
- Mātauranga 4
- New Zealand -- Politics and government -- 1918-1945 4
- Peace movements -- New Zealand 4
- Political parties -- New Zealand -- Auckland -- History -- Sources 4
- Politicians -- New Zealand 4
- Pūrākau 4
- Ringatῡ 4
- Stevedores -- Labor unions -- New Zealand -- Auckland 4
- Tiriti o Waitangi 4
- Waterfront Strike, N.Z., 1951 -- Sources 4
- Whakapono 4
- Whenua raupatu 4
- World War, 1939-1945 -- Campaigns -- Solomon Islands 4
- Abortion -- Law and Legislation -- New Zealand 3
- Adult education -- New Zealand -- Auckland 3
- Architects -- New Zealand -- Archives 3
- Authors, New Zealand -- 20th century -- Correspondence 3
- Carpenters -- New Zealand -- Auckland -- History 3
- Clothing workers -- Labor unions -- New Zealand -- Auckland 3
- Clothing workers -- New Zealand -- Auckland 3
- Contested elections -- New Zealand 3
- Election districts -- New Zealand -- Auckland 3
- Fiji -- Church history 3
- Hopu reo 3
- Labor unions -- New Zealand -- History 3
- Legislators -- New Zealand -- Archives 3
- Legislators -- New Zealand -- Correspondence 3
- Library buildings -- New Zealand -- Auckland 3
- Maori (New Zealand people) -- Folklore 3
- Missionaries -- New Zealand 3
- Missions -- Melanesia 3
- Missions -- Papua New Guinea 3
- Music -- Societies, etc. 3
- New Zealand -- Colonization 3 + ∧ less
- Language
- English 1049
- Maori 85
- Austronesian languages 29
- Rarotongan; Cook Islands Maori 22
- Papuan languages 16
- Fijian 15
- Tonga (Tonga Islands) 14
- French 12
- Samoan 8
- Tokelau 8
- German 7
- Tuvalu 7
- Niuean 6
- Chinese 5
- Undetermined 5
- Australian languages 3
- Spanish; Castilian 3
- Tahitian 3
- Bislama 2
- Indonesian 2
- Rapanui 2
- Niuean 1
- Gilbertese 1
- Hawaiian 1
- Hindi 1
- Javanese 1
- Japanese 1
- Latin 1
- Marshallese 1
- Malay 1
- Swedish 1
- Yapese 1 + ∧ less
- Names
- Great Britain. High Commission for Western Pacific Islands 124
- Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office 123
- University of Auckland 55
- Auckland University College 52
- New Zealand Labour Party 40
- New Zealand. Parliament 21
- Roth, Bert 20
- Australian National University. Pacific Manuscripts Bureau 17
- Sinclair, Keith 16
- University of Auckland. Library 16
- McAra, W (Wilfred) 13
- New Hebrides. British Service. Office of the Resident Commissioner 13
- Church Missionary Society 12
- Verran, David 12
- Hyde, Robin 10
- New Zealand Federation of Labour 10
- Central Archives of Fiji and the Western Pacific High Commission 9
- Gustafson, Barry 9
- Biggs, Bruce 8
- Communist Party of New Zealand 8
- Grey, George, Sir 8
- Holloway, Ronald 8
- Lee, John A (John Alexander) 8
- Moyle, Richard M. 8
- New Zealand Labour Party. Auckland Regional Council 8
- New Zealand Workers' Educational Association 8
- Robb, George Douglas 8
- United States Exploring Expedition (1838- 1842) 8
- Church of the Province of New Zealand 7
- Durey, Peter 7
- New Zealand Waterside Workers' Union 7
- Ngata, Apirana Turupa, Sir 7
- Pearson, Bill 7
- Sargeson, Frank 7
- Smithyman, Kendrick 7
- Airey, W. T. G. 6
- Elam School of Fine Arts 6
- Fairburn, A.R.D. (Arthur Rex Dugard) 6
- Great Britain. Admiralty and Secretariat 6
- Leadbeater, Maire 6
- Mair, Gilbert 6
- New Zealand. Maori Land Court 6
- Prebble, John 6
- United Beverage, Food and General Workers' Union 6
- Ardern, P. S. (Philip Sydney) 5
- Auckland University College. Students' Association 5
- Brunton, Alan 5
- Curnow, Allen 5
- Dadson, Phil 5
- Fowlds, G.M. (George Matthew), 1886-1974 5
- Leggott, Michele J. 5
- Lowry, Bob 5
- McEldowney, Dennis 5
- Metge, Joan 5
- New Zealand Carpenters and Related Trades' Industrial Union of Workers 5
- Service & Food Workers Union 5
- University of New Zealand 5
- Wilkes, Charles 5
- Alpers, Antony 4
- Auckland Chamber Music Society 4
- Auckland Grammar School 4
- Auckland Trades Council 4
- Bassett, Michael 4
- Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (N.Z.) 4
- Catholic Church. Archdiocese of Papeete (Tahiti) 4
- Citizens Association for Racial Equality 4
- Crosado, D.A. (Doug A.) 4
- Cumberland, Kenneth B. (Kenneth Brailey) 4
- Douglas, Norman Vasey 4
- Droescher, Werner 4
- Great Britain. Consulate (Nuku'alofa, Tonga) 4
- Hohepa, Patrick W. (Patrick Wahanga) 4
- Kemp, Jan, 1949- 4
- Lancaster, G. B. 4
- Langstone, Frank 4
- Lloyd Prichard, Muriel F. 4
- Loney, Alan 4
- Mahuta, R. T., Sir (Robert Te Kotahi) (1939-2001) 4
- Methodist Church 4
- Mitchell, William 4
- Northern Local Government Officers' Union 4
- Sorrenson, M. P. K. 4
- Thomas, A.P.W. (Algernon Phillips Withiel) 4
- University of Auckland. Dept. of English 4
- Walker, Ranginui 4
- Walsh, Fintan Patrick 4
- Yensen, Helen 4
- Adventure (Bark) 3
- Aldis, W. Steadman (William Steadman) 3
- Anderson, Thomas Frederick 3
- Association of University Teachers of New Zealand 3
- Auckland (N.Z.). City Council 3
- Auckland Hospital 3
- Auckland Hospital . Board 3
- Auckland Provincial District Local Authorities Officers Industrial Union of Workers 3
- Auckland Repertory Theatre 3
- Auckland University College. Council 3
- Auckland University Students' Association 3
- Auckland University Tramping Club 3
- Barnes, Jock 3 + ∧ less
∨ more
∨ more
∨ more
∨ more