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John Richardson Selwyn letter
Original manuscript letter to Mrs Emily Harper, wife of Bishop Harper, from Bishop John Richardson Selwyn dated 11 December 1884, telling of an impending voyage.
John Richardson shipboard diary
John Shier photographic collection
John Simpson papers
A collection of photographs, drawings, sketches and plans of works created by John Simpson, sometime head of art at the University of Canterbury
John Smellie diary
Photocopy of typescript diary of John Smellie. Includes photocopies of newspaper articles about the arrival and departures of ships. John's account begins in Peebleshire, Scotland where he worked as a stonemason.
John Stanley Monck diary
Typescript copy of John Stanley Monck's diary including a partial index and an 1884 map of central and north-west Christchurch.
John Thomas Timpson postcards
Postcard collection of John Thomas Timpson, many sent by Timpson while he served in the Army during World War I. Some of the postcards were addressed to his children Annie, Christina and John.
Also includes some photographs in an album, largely showing military life and a set of cigarette cards attached to inside front and back cover of album which are part of the Great War series.
Johnson family rental receipt books
Original rental receipt books issued to the Johnson family, with related correspondence. These books are issued to George Allan and Dorothy Evelyn Johnson of Grahams Road, Christchurch. Most of the books are headed State Advances Corporation of New Zealand, the earlier name of the Housing Corporation of New Zealand.
Jonathan Smart Gallery papers
Material relating to exhibitions at Jonathan Jensen and Jonathan Smart Galleries, documents about exhibiting artists, and other personal papers.
Joseph Munnings diary
Manuscript diary of Joseph Munnings. Referring to his diaries as logbooks, he wrote about the weather, his work, leisure time and social activities. The 3 volumes cover the following time periods: May 1862 to May 1864, May 1864 to October 1865, and October 1865 to November 1866.