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3ZB Souvenir programme
Souvenir programme signed by 3ZB radio station staff on front cover to mark the 21st Birthday of 3ZB commercial radio station on Saturday 27th September, 1958.
19th Infantry Regiment and Armoured Battalion Memorial and Association, South Island Branch records
The records of the 19th Infantry Regiment and Armoured Battalion Memorial and Association includes newsletters; minutes; correspondence; photographs and press clippings. Some papers of the national body are included. Includes photographs and papers concerning the 19th Memorial in Victoria Park, Christchurch.
50 years a lady bootmaker in Papanui Road: the story of Miss Eanice Peters
Typed copy of article originally written for the Papanui Herald in 1971 or 1972 titled 50 years a lady bootmaker in Papanui Road: the story of Miss Eanice Peters by Elsie Grueber.
64zero3 Gallery papers
Papers, invitations, correspondence, newspaper clippings. 64zero3 Gallery was located at 113 Manchester Street Christchurch and operated between 2004 and 2008. The name of the gallery is derived from the telephone dialling prefix for Christchurch.
100 years The story of North Linwood District by Daphne Lee
A. B. McGifford scrapbooks
Scrapbooks containing press cuttings on Māori civilization, history and legends. Compiled by A.B. McGifford.
A Bird's-eye View Of The New Zealand International Exhibition Opened At Hagley Park, Christchurch, On November 1, 1906 art print
An art print titled A Bird's-eye View Of The New Zealand International Exhibition Opened At Hagley Park, Christchurch, On November 1, 1906. Additional text reads "The greatest exhibition ever held south of the line." "Specially drawn and lithographed for the Exhibition number of the "Weekly Press." "Supplement to the Exhibition number of the "Weekly Press" Wednesday, November 7, 1906." Drawn by Phil R. Presants, although the spelling of surname is unclear.
A brief history of the Lyttelton Volunteer Artillery by Ronald A. Chapman
Copy of an undated typescript titled A brief history of the Lyttelton Volunteer Artillery by Ronald A Chapman.