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Contains a script copy of ‘The New Zealand Y.M.C.A. with 2 N.Z.E.F. in Middle East and Italy, 1940-1945’, by B.W. Potter. Chronicles the role of the Y.M.C.A. in WWII conflict involving New Zealand soldiers. Also includes photocopied newspaper clippings of Y.M.C.A. advertisements from 1918 and 1921. The date of the script is unknown, however the subject matter of the folder as a whole is c.1918-1945.

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Poster stating that "Behind every great woman ... is a man who tried to stop her." Advertisement for 'Broadsheet Feminist Magazine P.O. Box 56147 Auckland Aotearoa (New Zealand)'. The quotation is from Katherine Mansfield, and the poster image is a large, pop art type print of the author rendered in purple, red, mint and white.

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Christchurch Arts Festival pamphlet January 21-February 2 [Year unknown].

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A collection of research documents such as handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, printed articles, correspondence and advertisements. Details the social and political features of wartime. The Boer War, WWI, WWII, Vietnam, the Gulf war and the Afghanistan war are all topics of the discussions. Also includes are modern perspectives on remembrance, commemoration and the military in general. The publication date range is c. 1943-2004. The subject matter includes dates as far back as 1899.

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A single newspaper clipping advertisement for copyright licensing. 'The Herald', 11 July, 2007, p A5.

Scope and Contents Election Pamphlets, 1938: ‘Social Security: A full explanation of the Social Security Act, 1938, together with explanatory memoranda on the changes in War Pensions and War Veterans’ Allowances’; ‘Householder: The Prime Minister’s Personal Message To You’; ‘Labour has a Plan: The Way out of Chaos to a Land fit for Heroes’; ‘Workers’ Compensation’; ‘The National Party’s Policy Means The People Must Perish If Prices Fall’; ‘Where Labour Stands! A Statement of… Aims, Principles, Opposition to...

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A collection of correspondence, pamphlets, printed photographs, plane tickets, tobacco advertisements and advertisements for the publication of 'The Silent Land'. Correspondence is primarily between LC, Caxton Press and Angus and Robertson Ltd. The publication and subject matter date ranges are c. 1958-2002.

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Contains information on Wai-te-ata Press ephemera, printed font styles, theatre posters, handbills, invitations to social functions and personal cards and invitations. The publication date range is 1963-1998.

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A collection of correspondence, Godwit Press/Publishing catalogues, newspaper clippings and advertisements for LC’s ‘The Great New Zealand Songbook’. The correspondence is primarily regarding updates to Godwit, including the resignation of its Director, change of address and its mergence with Reed Publishing to create the overarching Godwit Publishing. The date range is 1991-1998.

Scope and Contents Contains two newspaper clippings: ‘He’s about the trade 2000 km of your coastline for a resource he values more. Maori Party Votes.’, Dominion Post, October 27, 2010, p A8; ‘Flashback: the Savages who became cultural ambassadors’, (source and date unknown). The former is an advertisement for the Coastal Coalition in protest of the National Party's Marine and Coastal Area Bill. The latter details the ‘Savage Club’ and the ‘Orphans Club’ of Wellington. The subject matter includes dates from...

Scope and Contents note Poster advertising a discount card for a 1987 Orientation Festival. Also includes the texts: 'For discounts on all events. $10 (includes GST), (Includes 10% for David). For people who get most out of Orientation Festival. Save, Save Save. $5 on Billy Bragg and Festival T-shirts. $4 on Verlaines + Sneaky Feelings, Herbs, Jazz Picnic, Bats, Champagne Breaky, The Happy Accident and Peace Party. $2 on every film and much more. The Bank of New Zealand will give free Orientation Festival '87...

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Contains an enveloped pamphlet of the Photo Review’s National Photography Competition for 1998, with rules, packing tips, a checklist and an entry form attached. Was sent February 26 1998 and received on March 27, 1998.

Summary of contents A collection of handwritten notes, a newspaper clipping, three copies of ‘Off the Record’ magazine, meeting and event information for the Friend of the Turnbull Library, pamphlets, invoices and permission to reproduce slips, correspondence and photocopied prints. The collection demonstrates LC’s working relationship with the Turnbull Library and his transparency around his use of external sources, such as those provided by the Turnbull Library. The collection also demonstrates his interest...

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Contains an ‘Inventory Reduction Sale’ catalogue from The Bowling Green State University, along with a letter addressed to them by LC, stating that they sent the wrong publication amongst his purchases. He requested ‘Symbiosis’ by Browne and Fishwick and was given ‘Dominant Symbols in Popular Culture’ by the same authors instead. The only date provided is for the inventory sale, c. November 1993.

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A collection of newspaper clippings, printed articles and a Wellington City Library information brochure. The central topic of the collection is the restructuring of Wellington Library’s services, including more utilisation of technology and the controversial proposed 36 per cent staff cut. The newspaper articles in particular demonstrate an anxiety around how technology will impact the workforce. The publication date range is 1991-1997.

Scope and Contents A collection of photocopied newspaper clippings, newspaper advertisements, correspondence and a full facsimile copy of Roger Dick’s ‘The Growing Tradition: A collection of New Zealand songs’. The advertisement was created by Roger Dick to seek out digger and soldier songs, and the correspondence is largely in response to this advertisement. Also includes some direct correspondence between Roger Dick and LC about referencing. The songs of the proposed publication cover a range of New Zealand...

Scope and Contents A collection of brochures, pamphlets, guides, catalogues and event programmes. The documents come from organisations and institutions such as Virginia Polytechnic Institute, The Brooklyn Museum, U.S. National Park Service, The New York Public Library, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Friends of the Bosque Del Apache, Hawks Aloft Inc., NYANA, Military and Museum Library, The High Museum of Art, Atlanta, National Capital Parks, Washington D.C., Maine State Prison Showroom and the Mabel Dodge...

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A collection of printed articles and an advertisement for an Antarctic and South American Cruise. The articles have a predominant focus on tourism and the impact on cultures and environment. There is also a focus on the concept of ‘leisure’ and the escapism of travel. The publication date range is 1979-2004. In talking about New Zealand’s “back country culture”, the subject matter includes dates from 1840 onwards.

Summary of contents A collection of ‘Friends of the Turnbull Library’ Annual Reports and newsletters, an order of events for a conference in remembrance of Don McKenzie, two issues of ‘Off the Record’ magazine, an issue of ‘NZWords’ by the New Zealand Dictionary centre and a general letter to the contributors of the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, from Claudia Orange (editor). The topics of concern are the restructure and general changes in operation to the Turnbull Library and the launch of the Dictionary...

Summary of contents A collection of ‘Friends of the Turnbull Library’ event information and newsletters, handwritten notes, typed manuscript, a copy of ‘the House of Popular Culture’ diagram, lecture information and slide content for LC’s presentation titled ‘I Protest!’, deposit/donation records and a series of correspondence between LC and various Turnbull Library stuff about his recent acquisitions. The collection demonstrates LC’s contributions to the Turnbull Library community in both material and...

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Contains both original and photocopied newspaper clippings. Predominantly advertising for war and interwar period organisations such as The Church Army, the Y.M.C.A., the National Patriotic Fund, the Red Cross and the Anzac Art Union. The publication and subject matter date ranges are c. 1918-1991.