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Hawkes Bay v Canterbury rugby union photographs
Photograps of a Hawkes Bay v Canterbury Ranfuly Shield Rugby Union match including a photocopy of report of the match in The Press, Monday, Sept. 26, 1916. Photographs stamped Green & Hahn.
Hay's Christmas parade slides
Colour slides of the Hays Christmas Parade through central Christchurch.
Hay's staff reunion papers
The papers of the Hay's staff reunion relate to the planning of various reunions and includes press clippings; correspondence; photographs; copies of the Junior leaguer; The leaguer; minutes; financial accounts; cassette tape; compact discs and a visitors' book. Some material is photocopied.
Contents include: Portrait of Sir James Hay / Archibald Nicholl , The story of a store, Graham Lawn & Aunt Haysl and Ashburton staff reunion.
Hearfield family photographs
Five portrait photographs, labelled but only one dated of the Hearfield family. The 1903 family group photograph in this collection was taken outside their house at 25 Spencer Street, Addington.
Heathcote County Council: Records
Records of Heathcote County Council including by-laws, minute books, rate books, cash books, correspondence and other records relating to a wide range of subjects including electricity, works, Tramway Board, sewers and property.
Includes minute books for Heathcote Road Board 1864-1908 and Cashmere Domain Board 1926-1947.
Includes District Plans 1968-1990.
Heathcote County Council: Registered Files
Paper files relating to the operational activities of Heathcote County Council. Includes files on streets, buildings and construction, roads, subdivisions, district schemes, by-laws and regulations, drainage, insurance, and elections. Includes electoral rolls (1971-1983).
Heathcote Road Board: Rural Section Plans
Heathcote Valley Community Association records
The records of the Heathcote Valley Community Association includes minutes; correspondence; Local Authority reports and material relevant to specific projects treated as entities.
Includes papers on several matters of local interest, in particular the Mt. Cavendish Gondola proposal.
Held firm by faith: a history of the Catholic Diocese of Christchurch by Michael O'Meeghan
Bound pre-publication photocopy of Held firm by faith: a history of the Catholic Diocese of Christchurch by Michael O'Meeghan.
Helen Gertrude Greenwood biographical information
Typescript notes and biographical information on Helen Greenwood, her husband George Dean Greenwood, and her half sister Emily Georgina Menzies written and compiled by Richard Greenaway.
Also includes a copy of Helen Greenwood's obituary transcribed from microfilm by Robert Brown and a typescript of the will of Caroline Freeman, founder of the Girton School for Girls in Dunedin.