About the collection This collection contains records to do with Adcock's academic and social activities. There is a small amount of family correspondence, which is restricted. There are no patient records. The collection includes published and unpublished papers by Adcock, and teaching material prepared by him. There are significant records to do with the WEA in England and New Zealand, including an unpublished history of the WEA in Wellington. Other significant material relates to the establishment of...

Scope and Contents note Academic career with relevance to Victoria University: MSc, ME (NZ: Canterbury), PhD (Manc), ARAS, FAGU Vice-Chancellor and Principal: 1982-85; Resigned, 1985. Knighted, 1996.

Scope of collection This is a collection of the papers of both Ernest Beaglehole (1906-1965) and Pearl (Pam, also known as Tio) Beaglehole (1910-1979). The material includes publications, notes, correspondence, and photographs from the Beagleholes' professional and personal lives.

Overview The collection consists of Dr. Cleveland's research papers on various subjects, his notes to do with early use of computers, and material to do with his teaching experience at the university. In addition to his own records, Dr. Cleveland has donated collections of electoral pamphlets and clippings, examples of early slide media, and archives collected during the course of his research. These collected archives have been described under the names of their various creators: Compton...

Scope and Contents Only copies of Sir Charles Cotton's publications are held.

Description Unpublished typecript of the Macmillan Brown lecture series (3 lectures) on the topic of Joyce Cary, delivered at Victoria University of Wellington, 11, 12 and 13 March, 1959. Donated by Ian Gordon..

Scope and Contents This collection consists of copies of recordings made by Koro Dewes, possibly as part of research for a possible PhD. A related collection is described separately as the papers of Te Hokowhitu-a-Tu.

Scope and Contents There have been two transfers of Prof. Hamer's papers, following his untimely death. The first transfer comprised working files from his office in the History Department, and electronic copies of his email correspondence. The second transfer added index cards to do with his electoral history research, and photograph albums chiefly covering his interest in buildings in North America.

Scope and Contents Two A2 size map folders of photostat copies of 14th C texts on Buridan Logic. These texts may well be available online. One transit box of foolscap folders contains similar material, and one folder of handwritten notes.