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Joan Teague papers
The papers of Joan Teague include photographs of the clothing factory Lane Walker Rudkin by Payter & Hamilton Cave photographs and 2 certificates.
John Alexander Lee papers
The papers of John Alexander Lee include four pamphlets and a parliamentary letter. The pamphlets include I Fight for New Zealand, Manufacture or Perish and Expelled from the Labour Party for Telling the Truth. Also includes a broadsheet titled No More Public Debt for War or Peace.
John Barton Acland letter
Photocopy of a manuscript letter from John Barton Arundel Acland written in Orkney to Mr. Sandison in Shetland. The letter describes John Barton Acland's arrival in Canterbury and the setting up of Mount Peel and details of his life there.
John Bassett notes on the last voyage of the Blairgowrie
Typescript copy of notes made by John Bassett on the last voyage of the Blairgowrie. Compiled from the notes made in April 1944 by Mrs. Thomas Bassett, formerly Miss Minnie Burrowes, a passenger on the Blairgowrie to Lyttelton in 1875.
John Christopher Bradshaw music pamphlets
Published pamphlets, many on the teaching of choral and church music, but also on instruments, composers, musical works and the theory of music compiled by John Christopher Bradshaw.
John Coley papers
Photographs of John Coley and his circle of friends and associates
John Coley papers
Collection of books, magazines, papers, letter, photographs, maps and other documents assembled by John Coley, director of the Robert McDougall Art Gallery 1981-1995
John Edward Matthews West Coast memorabilia
John Edwin March papers
The papers of John Edwin March includes a poor quality copy of a typescript memoir titled A brief memoir of my life written for the information of my dear wife and family.
The letters are from John March's brother Theophilus (December 1857), from Edward Jerningham Wakefield (January 1878), and from John Ballance (March 1888).
John Greenaway papers
Manuscript, typescript, photocopies of research papers and notes regarding John Greenaway, a Canterbury pioneer nurseryman. Includes photographs, letters, cards and published articles. Published material includes a copy of the annual journal (Royal New Zealand Institute of Horticulture) and of The city beautiful : gardening magazine of the Canterbury Horticultural Society.