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Doug Crosado interview with Ted Whitlow.
Interview with Ted Whitlow, ex-secretary of the New Zealand Tramways Union
Doug Crosado The introduction of compulsory unionism into the N.Z. government railways 1936-46 : an unpublished study of the associated events, issues and problems
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Photocopy of typescript for The introduction of compulsory unionism into the N.Z. government railways 1936-46 : an unpublished study of the associated events, issues and problems
by Doug Crosado. Unprocessed materials.
Draft report of the United Nations Visiting Session to the Tokelau Islands.
Draft report of the United Nations Visiting Session to the Tokelau Islands, 1976 / Lipoti o te malaga ahiahi a te malo kaufakatahi ki na motu o Tokelau, 1976. Volume 2 is a translation of the report into Tokelauan by Ropati Simona.
Dulcie Deamer literary manuscript.
Signed manuscript. An unpublished poem, "Mosaic of angels". The Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, has five poems by Dulcie Deamer, written between 1897-1900
Duncan Timms papers.
In 1971 Timms published The urban mosaic (Cambridge University Press) which contained references 'in passim' to the Auckland region. The collection consists of two papers: 'The social ecology of Auckland' and 'Key New Zealand urban areas - social area variables 1966', both of which relate to the above publication.
Early New South Wales archival materials relating to New Zealand.
Microfilm of early New South Wales archival materials relating to New Zealand.
East Timor Independence Committee (Auckland) further records
Collection contains subject files created by committee members, newspaper clippings, correspondence with the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, documents relating to East Timor released under of the Official Information Act and international weekly news coverage of East Timor.
East Timor Independence Committee (Auckland) records.
This collection consists of minutes, financial records, a large compilation of correspondence, media releases, collections of newspaper clippings and newsletters from other organisations with relevance to East Timor, as well as books, videos and audio cassettes used by ETIC Auckland for its publicity and educational endeavours. Virtually no records or correspondence have survived from the pre-1982 period, and some email correspondence has also been lost, especially from the late 1990s.
Edith Lyttleton correspondence.
15 inward letters, 27/8/1927 - 17/4/[1941?]. 6 outward letters, 19/4/1933 - n.d. [1941?]. Photocopy of typescript. Edith Lyttleton used the penname of G.B. Lancaster.
Edmond De Montalk papers.
These papers include De Montalk's reading diary, 1891- 1894, reading and visitors' diary, 1894-1899, a letter, 20 December 1876, from E. Littre, Paris, concerning Littre's dictionary, 16 photographs of family and friends, and a newsclipping report of the death of Thomas Arnold.
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