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Judy Tait papers
Papers assembled by Judy Tait. It is largely that of her parents-in-law: Jean Jones, sister of Rita Angus, and Fred Jones. It includes books, copies of School Journal, printed ephemera and letters addressed to Jean Jones, and to Fred and Jean Jones, from Leo Bensemann, Mary Bensemann, Catherine Harrington (née Bensemann), Caroline Otto (née Bensemann) and others.
Juliet Peter papers
Papers, photographs, letters, catalogues and printed ephemera assembled by Alastair and Gaelyn Elliott.
Justin John Aylmer papers
Scrapbook of Justin John Aylmer. Contains manuscript letters, newspaper cuttings and prints covering the work of Aylmer and his family.
Kate Elizabeth Benjamin papers
Typescript biography of Kate Elizabeth Benjamin Christchurch nurse; no author given. Includes biographical notes on the Benjamin family.
Kay Malcolmson papers
Notes, photographs and a card index relating to being a guide at Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhtū. Notes cover specific works in the Gallery's collection and notes on art history in general.
Keith E. Baker papers
Photocopy of typescript of Keith E. Baker's account of his time in the Christchurch City Corps of the Salvation Army, 1947-1950, which included helping at the Ballantyne's fire.
Also includes copies of a 1983 letter from Colonel Baker to Bramwell Cook, and a 1997 explanatory letter from Dr. Cook.
Ken Hall papers
Correspondence, maps. clippings, postcards and other material used to create the article 'The East India Company man: Brigadier-General Alexander Walker'. The article appeared in Bulletin 170, published by Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu in 2012.
Kendrick Gee Archer papers
The papers of Kendrick Gee Archer, Industrial Court judge, includes manuscript and typescript Home Guard papers and maps and song 1940-1942. Also includes papers on monetary reform 1974; the Waterfront Industry Tribunal 1971-1974 and the contested sacking of the Waitaki County engineer 1975.
The Home Guard papers relate chiefly to the Beckenham Unit.