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Special Collections Twenty at 20: Titirangi summer cottage

Dec 9, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Sleeping porches were a fashionable feature of homes designed at the turn of the 20th century. See an example in a Titirangi ‘summer cottage’ in the final Special Collections Twenty at 20 series story. Read more…

Dec 9, 2022Libraries and Learning Services 1 comment
Detail from Alison Pickmere and Doreen Blumhardt exhibition catalogue, 1965 New Vision Gallery. Beverley Simmons research papers, MSS & Archives FA 2009/1, 1/2.

Special Collections Twenty at 20: Throughlines

Dec 2, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Intriguing item no. 19 is a 1965 exhibition catalogue that contextualises an Auckland artist’s work, provides a snapshot of the gallery scene and wonderfully evokes the era. Read more. Read more…

Dec 2, 2022Libraries and Learning Services 2 comments

Special Collections Twenty at 20: Naval gazing

Nov 25, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Paul Beadle is probably best known as an influential sculptor, artist and first Dean of the Elam School of Fine Art. What is less well known is that he served with the Royal Navy as a submariner and navy artist. Dive deeper in the latest Twenty at 20 story. Read more…

Nov 25, 2022Libraries and Learning Services 0 Comments
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: Prescription for the future

Nov 11, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Special Collections holds medical records requiring researchers to be patient. To learn why, read story number 17 in the Twenty at 20 series. Read more…

Nov 11, 2022Libraries and Learning Services 0 Comments
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: A tasty treat

Oct 28, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

This correspondence register was made in Sydney, used in Port Vila, stored in Suva and shipped around the world twice before coming to Special Collections with the Western Pacific Archives in 2002. Somewhere on its travels it was eaten by beetle larvae. Discover more about its journey in the latest Special Collections Twenty at 20 story. Read more…

Oct 28, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: Sweeping rooflines

Oct 13, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

To mark this year’s 20th anniversary of Special Collections, the curators have selected some intriguing items for the Twenty at 20 series. No 15 examines an idyllic watercolour of a large country house at Turakina.Read more…

Oct 13, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: Unexpected photographs

Sep 23, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

A Special Collections copy of the report on the 1939 Young Māori Conference held at Auckland University College differs from the standard version. Story number 14 in the Twenty at 20 series explains why.Read more…

Sep 23, 2022Libraries and Learning Services

Special Collections Twenty at 20: Letter from the Tongan Royal Household

Sep 2, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

To mark this year’s 20th anniversary of Special Collections, the curators have selected some intriguing items for the Twenty at 20 series. Here is number 13. Written in lea faka-Tonga This 1912 letter announcing the baptism of Princess Elisiva FusipalaRead more…

Sep 2, 2022Libraries and Learning Services

Special Collections Twenty at 20: Favourite ephemera

Aug 26, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

To mark this year’s 20th anniversary of Special Collections, the curators share item number twelve, our favourite piece of ephemera: a 1948 Ashes football test match souvenir programme. Read more…

Aug 26, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: ‘Little all alone’

Aug 11, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

What links kittens, Crunchies, and a Victorian portrait album? Read the latest Special Collections Twenty at 20 story to find out.Read more…

Aug 11, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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40 years of Winter Lectures

Aug 1, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Back in the winter of 1958, historian Sir Keith Sinclair proposed the University of Auckland follow Canterbury University’s lead in establishing a special series of lunchtime lectures on topics that could be addressed by speakers from a range of departments and faculties. Make a cup of tea and begin to explore almost 40 years’ worth of free public lectures.Read more…

Aug 1, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: Revolving diagrams

Jul 22, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

What was this ingenious 17th century revolving book diagram used for? Read the latest Special Collections Twenty at 20 story to find out.Read more…

Jul 22, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: An iconic Swanndri

Jul 8, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

To mark this year’s 20th anniversary of Special Collections, the curators share item number nine, geographer Kenneth Cumberland’s Swanndri jacket which he wore on the 1980s television series Landmarks.Read more…

Jul 8, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: Well-travelled letter book returns

Jun 27, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Notable Auckland architect Daniel B. Patterson’s letter book provides insights into his clients, contractors and collaborators. Read more in the eighth story in the Twenty at 20 series. Read more…

Jun 27, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: A quirky scrapbook

Jun 10, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Many of the archival collections in the care of Special Collections have been part of Te Tumu Herenga | Libraries and Learning Services for much longer than two decades. Among these is the William Steadman Aldis papers, gifted to the Library in 1940 by his youngest daughter Amy Letitia Aldis.Read more…

Jun 10, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: The sweetest item

Jun 3, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

The sixth story in the Twenty at 20 series is an election sweetener. A Labour-red lollipop was handed out to students in the Quad in 2002 and is the only confectionary item in Special Collections. Read more…

Jun 3, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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James Joyce exhibition and talk

May 27, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Special Collections has mounted an exhibition, James Joyce: in his wake, that highlights several works by the Irish modernist writer, including Ulysses, some early poetry and his final novel, Finnegans Wake. The exhibition also features writing, music, fine printing and art inspired by Joyce’s unique voice.Read more…

May 27, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: Archive within an archive

May 13, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Tapa notebook poetry project: ‘Issa gift(s) that keeps on giving’. The fifth story in the Twenty at 20 series explores spoken word poet, Zechariah Soakai’s ‘tapa notebook’. The notebook is inspired by other poets’ work held in Special Collections.Read more…

May 13, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: McCahon’s glorious glass

May 6, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Colin McCahon drawings identified in the James Hackshaw architectural papers helped to authenticate windows at a Rotorua school. Learn more in the fourth Twenty at 20 series article.Read more…

May 6, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: Our wordiest title page

Apr 29, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Title pages were once very crowded with lengthy descriptive text. The third story in the Twenty at 20 series examines the book in the Special Collections stacks with the wordiest title page. Read more…

Apr 29, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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A step back in time: student life in the 1920s

Apr 11, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Have you ever sat in a classroom in one of the University’s older buildings and wondered about the staff and students who came before you? We take a step back in time to reflect on student life in the 1920s.Read more…

Apr 11, 2022Libraries and Learning Services
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Special Collections Twenty at 20: Lectures 1883-style

Mar 21, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Students managing their complicated timetables this semester will be surprised by the simplicity of the first lecture timetable after the University’s opening in May 1883, our second 20th anniversary of Special Collections Twenty at 20 item.Read more…

Mar 21, 2022Libraries and Learning Services

Special Collections Twenty at 20: Illuminated manuscript fragments

Mar 2, 2022By Libraries and Learning Services

Special Collections is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year with a programme of exhibitions, stories, talks and events. This collection of illuminated manuscript fragments was gifted to the University by Emeritus Professor Frank R. Horlbeck, Department of Art History, University of Wisconsin – Madison.Read more…

Mar 2, 2022Libraries and Learning Services

Special Collections: 2021 Christmas hamper

Dec 17, 2021By Libraries and Learning Services
Dec 17, 2021Libraries and Learning Services
New Zealand Premier Richard Seddon and King Togia of Nuie, May 1900. Seddon, R.J. (1900). The Right Hon. R.J. Seddon's (the premier of New Zealand) visit to Tonga, Fiji, Savage Island and The Cook Islands, May, 1900. New Zealand government printer. New Zealand Glass Case 919 S44

Kia Tupuolaola e Moui he Tagata Niue – May the Tagata Niue thrive

Oct 15, 2021By Libraries and Learning Services

To mark Niue Language week, Special Collections are pleased to provide online access to a petition sent by Patu-iki Togia-Pule-toaki to the British High Commissioner for the Western Pacific, in October 1899.Read more…

Oct 15, 2021Libraries and Learning Services
Architectural drawing of Auckland University College Arts Building [University of Auckland ClockTower] (sheet 8), Lippincott Collection (LP2).

ClockTower design: celebrating 100 years

Sep 24, 2021By Libraries and Learning Services

2021 marks 100 years since Roy Lippincott and Edward Billson won the competition to design the University’s first significant purpose-built building, now known as the ClockTower.Read more…

Sep 24, 2021Libraries and Learning Services
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BSANZ 2021 Conference: Communities, books and the power of words

Sep 17, 2021By Libraries and Learning Services

Interested in studies about books, authors, publishing, readers and related topics? Registrations are open for the Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand 2021 virtual conference, 22-23 November. Read more…

Sep 17, 2021Libraries and Learning Services
Dancers performing a lakalaka during the Coronation of King Tāufa'āhau Tupou IV celebrations at Mala'e Pangai, Nuku’alofa, Tonga in 1967

Uike Kātoanga’i ‘o e Lea Faka-Tonga – Tonga Language Week 2021

Sep 3, 2021By Libraries and Learning Services

To mark Tonga Language Week 2021, the Archive of Māori and Pacific Sound presents the first two episodes of the AMPS 50th Anniversary Podcast, a series of talanoa (conversations) with five significant academics from the University of Auckland. Read more…

Sep 3, 2021Libraries and Learning Services
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New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre: 20 years online

Jul 2, 2021By Libraries and Learning Services

The New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre went live 20 years ago on 20 July 2001, making it one of the country’s longest-running poetry hubs.Read more…

Jul 2, 2021Libraries and Learning Services
Surrey S. Alleman architectural drawings.

A mystery building, a pirate ship and other architectural treasures

Apr 16, 2021By Libraries and Learning Services

A pirate ship cabaret and tearooms is one of the treasures housed in a collection of architectural drawings by architect S S Alleman (1901-1978).Read more…

Apr 16, 2021Libraries and Learning Services

Communist Party centenary: The Party and the hangover

Mar 19, 2021By Libraries and Learning Services
Mar 19, 2021Libraries and Learning Services
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James Hector: a note from the past

Mar 15, 2021By Libraries and Learning Services

James Hector (1834-1907) was a leading scientist and administrator in Aotearoa. For Hector Day, Special Collections highlights a handwritten note by Hector left in a zoological journal.Read more…

Mar 15, 2021Libraries and Learning Services

Robin Hyde’s papers receive UNESCO recognition

Feb 9, 2021By Libraries and Learning Services

The papers of Robin Hyde, held by Special Collections, and the Alexander Turnbull Library, have been inscribed on UNESCO’s New Zealand Memory of the World Register. Special Collections is marking this occasion with the exhibition ‘torrents of amber’.Read more…

Feb 9, 2021Libraries and Learning Services
A inside, two page, view of Dr Selina Tusitala Marsh's tapa-covered notebook

Special Collections: 2020 Christmas hamper

Dec 10, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

The stacks in Special Collections contain countless items that deserve close inspection by researchers. Here are a few that caught the eye of Special Collections staff during 2020.Read more…

Dec 10, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
Milne and Choyce department store extensions (sheet 3 detail), W. Philcox and Sons Builders architectural drawings collection (PX11).

Philcox architecture archive: Builder of handsome edifices

Nov 30, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

The architectural drawings collection of W. Philcox and Sons provides a unique insight into an Auckland building firm from the turn of the 20th century. Search the new collection listing.Read more…

Nov 30, 2020Libraries and Learning Services

Books tell a prize-winning story

Nov 13, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

A personal library is more than the sum of the books a person owned. The books we keep can provide unique insights into our life story.Read more…

Nov 13, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
image of book cover: 5 Simphonies arrangeés en Quintett pour 2 Violons, 2 Violes et Violoncelle con Contrabasso

Celebrating Beethoven’s 250th birthday

Nov 2, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

Celebrate Beethoven’s 250th birthday. View rare manuscripts of Beethoven’s Eroica Symphony by visiting our Special Collections display.Read more…

Nov 2, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
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Te Vaiaho o te Gagana Tokelau 2020

Oct 22, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

Celebrate Tokelau Language Week. Consult the Tokelau Dictionary online and explore other Tokelau related resources held by Te Tumu Herenga.Read more…

Oct 22, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
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Building Bridges: Looking back to the future

Oct 15, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

Revisit how Auckland Harbour Bridge was built and the Special Collections the library holds about its history and engineering.Read more…

Oct 15, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
Sir Hugh Kawharu speaking at the opening of the Waipapa Marae.

45 years of the Waitangi Tribunal

Oct 2, 2020By Admin

45 years after the establishment of the Waitangi Tribunal, we reflect on its position in Aotearoa New Zealand society.Read more…

Oct 2, 2020Admin

Macawa Ni Vosa Vakaviti – Fijian Language Week 2020

Oct 1, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services
Oct 1, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
etail from Whakairo carved by Tim Coyre in Te Herenga Mātauranga Whānui (General Library).

Preserving our roots: protecting our forest taonga

Sep 18, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

Supporting the International Year of Plant Heath; discover Special Collections resources about our native trees and plants, mātauranga and forestry.Read more…

Sep 18, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
Reserve area of Tawa Ngake on the eastern side of the atoll of Pukapuka, Cook Islands

Epetoma o te reo Māori Kūki ‘Āirani Cook Islands Language Week

Jul 31, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

Welcome to Cook Islands Language Week. Celebrate Cook Island culture by exploring the maps, letters, old records and research we have curated.Read more…

Jul 31, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
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Choose: having your say

Jul 27, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

A new Special Collections display in the General Library dips into an extensive election ephemera archive to look at two significant, historic referenda issues.Read more…

Jul 27, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
Christmas Island (Kiritimati), 1941. Detail. Survey map by N. J. Hill. Digital cartographic collection, Research Services.

Kiribati Language Week 2020

Jul 10, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

Watch the playlist and explore selected resources as you celebrate Kiribati Language Week.Read more…

Jul 10, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
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Contribute to a University of Auckland Covid-19 archive

Jun 5, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

Help future researchers by contributing your pandemic experiences and activities to our Covid-19 archive.Read more…

Jun 5, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
The photographs are on display in the Special Collections Reading Room, General Library.

Picturing Cultural Collections

May 29, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

A series of photographs are hanging in the Special Collections Reading Room in the General Library. Read their backstories and discover more about Cultural Collections.Read more…

May 29, 2020Libraries and Learning Services

Should I be wearing gloves?

Apr 24, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services
Apr 24, 2020Libraries and Learning Services

Help for Creative Arts and Industries students using library resources

Feb 21, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

The Fine Arts and Architecture and Planning collections are in their new home in the Library. Visit the General Library and view the new locations.Read more…

Feb 21, 2020Libraries and Learning Services

Special Collections: delivering tailored services

Feb 20, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services
Feb 20, 2020Libraries and Learning Services
The book of exile. G. Haffern (1992). General Library Special Collections Artists' Books, AB 92-4

Special Collections artists’ books display

Feb 7, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services

View the artists’ books display at Special Collections in the General Library until Friday 6 March.Read more…

Feb 7, 2020Libraries and Learning Services

Honouring Professor Jonathan Mane-Wheoki

Feb 5, 2020By Libraries and Learning Services
Feb 5, 2020Libraries and Learning Services

Holiday treasures unearthed

Dec 18, 2019By Libraries and Learning Services
Dec 18, 2019Libraries and Learning Services

Critical Encounters Tuia 250

Oct 4, 2019By Libraries and Learning Services
Oct 4, 2019Libraries and Learning Services

The Fine Arts Library closed at the end of Semester Two 2019

Sep 17, 2019By Libraries and Learning Services

The Fine Arts Library closed on Monday 18th November 2019. From 2020 the Fine Arts books, journals and supporting services will be available from the General Library.Read more…

Sep 17, 2019Libraries and Learning Services

Te Wiki o te Reo Māori

Sep 6, 2019By Libraries and Learning Services
Sep 6, 2019Libraries and Learning Services

Reo Māori Kūki’Āirani – Cook Islands Language Week

Aug 5, 2019By Libraries and Learning Services
Aug 5, 2019Libraries and Learning Services

The Architecture and Planning Library is now closed

Jun 18, 2019By Libraries and Learning Services

The Architecture and Planning Library closed at the end of Semester One. From Semester Two the Architecture and Planning books, journals and supporting services will be available from the General Library. Read more…

Jun 18, 2019Libraries and Learning Services

Play it loud

May 13, 2019By Libraries and Learning Services
May 13, 2019Libraries and Learning Services

General Library turns 50

Apr 12, 2019By Libraries and Learning Services
Apr 12, 2019Libraries and Learning Services

Opening the Archives

Feb 17, 2019By Libraries and Learning Services
Feb 17, 2019Libraries and Learning Services

On your bike: ‘Biketivism’ on campus

Jan 29, 2019By Libraries and Learning Services
Jan 29, 2019Libraries and Learning Services

Summer road trip

Dec 11, 2018By Libraries and Learning Services
Dec 11, 2018Libraries and Learning Services

End of First World War centenary project

Nov 12, 2018By Libraries and Learning Services
Nov 12, 2018Libraries and Learning Services

First World War armistice: Clear the line

Nov 7, 2018By Libraries and Learning Services
Nov 7, 2018Libraries and Learning Services

Women’s suffrage: Enrolling the new electors

Sep 19, 2018By Libraries and Learning Services
Sep 19, 2018Libraries and Learning Services

Māori Land Court Minute Books Index now open access

Sep 10, 2018By Libraries and Learning Services
Sep 10, 2018Libraries and Learning Services

Furniture by New Zealand architects

Aug 22, 2018By Libraries and Learning Services
Aug 22, 2018Libraries and Learning Services

We, the undersigned

Jul 30, 2018By Libraries and Learning Services
Jul 30, 2018Libraries and Learning Services

Paid for in blood: Medical rare books display

May 8, 2018By Libraries and Learning Services
May 8, 2018Libraries and Learning Services

Resonating through the decades: the From Scratch records

Mar 13, 2018By Libraries and Learning Services
Mar 13, 2018Libraries and Learning Services

You never know who you’ll meet at university

Feb 19, 2018By Libraries and Learning Services
Feb 19, 2018Libraries and Learning Services

Journeys of an historic handpress

Jan 30, 2018By Libraries and Learning Services
Jan 30, 2018Libraries and Learning Services

From the collections: History serials pass 50-year mark

Dec 14, 2017By Libraries and Learning Services
Dec 14, 2017Libraries and Learning Services

Broadsheet magazine 1972-1997

Nov 22, 2017By Libraries and Learning Services
Nov 22, 2017Libraries and Learning Services

Ngā Kura Māori: The Native Schools System 1867-1969

Oct 6, 2017By Libraries and Learning Services
Oct 6, 2017Libraries and Learning Services

Launch of Chinese rare books catalogue

Sep 14, 2017By Libraries and Learning Services
Sep 14, 2017Libraries and Learning Services

100 Years of Architecture and Planning

Aug 29, 2017By Libraries and Learning Services
Aug 29, 2017Libraries and Learning Services

“The First Girl Graduates”: The legacy of Kate Edger

Jun 27, 2017By Libraries and Learning Services
Jun 27, 2017Libraries and Learning Services

Miss Butterfield’s busy year

Jun 15, 2017By Libraries and Learning Services
Jun 15, 2017Libraries and Learning Services

From Crack of Dawn to Croak of Dusk: The Solar Plexus records

May 26, 2017By Libraries and Learning Services
May 26, 2017Libraries and Learning Services

‘The Balloon of the Mind’: Yeats, Donnelly and Cuala Press

Apr 27, 2017By Libraries and Learning Services
Apr 27, 2017Libraries and Learning Services

Two displays, two cartoonists: Steve Bell and Frank Dromgoole

Mar 1, 2017By Libraries and Learning Services
Mar 1, 2017Libraries and Learning Services

A clean slate

Feb 2, 2017By Libraries and Learning Services
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New Zealand prisoners of war 1914-1918

Dec 5, 2016By Libraries and Learning Services
Dec 5, 2016Libraries and Learning Services

Display of Sir Hugh Kawharu papers

Oct 30, 2016By Libraries and Learning Services
Oct 30, 2016Libraries and Learning Services

Architectural traces in the Western Pacific Archives

Sep 7, 2016By Libraries and Learning Services
Sep 7, 2016Libraries and Learning Services

Holloway Press records

Aug 25, 2016By Libraries and Learning Services
Aug 25, 2016Libraries and Learning Services

Manicules: signs of reading

Aug 24, 2016By Libraries and Learning Services
Aug 24, 2016Libraries and Learning Services

A botanical dictionary with personality

Oct 30, 2015By Libraries and Learning Services
Oct 30, 2015Libraries and Learning Services

Hidden treasures from the papers of Isabel Maud Peacocke

Nov 21, 2011By Libraries and Learning Services

While checking the inventory of the papers of New Zealand children’s book author Isabel Maud Peacocke, I saw that one box contained a number of framed prints of ‘unidentified subjects’. Thinking that I could provide researchers with more detail than this,Read more…

Nov 21, 2011Libraries and Learning Services

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