Springbok Tour Archive [Anti]: Invercargill schoolteacher, HART spokesperson, phone calls, threats and local personal opposition.

University of Canterbury Library

At the conclusion of the Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand from July to September 1981 members of the English Department of the University of Canterbury placed advertisements in a number of newspapers and periodicals throughout New Zealand asking for people's comments and experiences. These res...

Springbok Tour Archive [Pro]: Personal impressions, civil disobedience, Govt. interference and freedoms.

University of Canterbury Library

At the conclusion of the Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand from July to September 1981 members of the English Department of the University of Canterbury placed advertisements in a number of newspapers and periodicals throughout New Zealand asking for people's comments and experiences. These res...

Springbok Tour Archive [Anti]: Marlborough professional man, 56, experience of march through his provincial town.

University of Canterbury Library

At the conclusion of the Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand from July to September 1981 members of the English Department of the University of Canterbury placed advertisements in a number of newspapers and periodicals throughout New Zealand asking for people's comments and experiences. These res...

Springbok Tour Archive [Pro]: Christchurch female student. Her experience socially and at university and reaction to her views.

University of Canterbury Library

At the conclusion of the Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand from July to September 1981 members of the English Department of the University of Canterbury placed advertisements in a number of newspapers and periodicals throughout New Zealand asking for people's comments and experiences. These res...

Letter from John Cawte Beaglehole to his Mother, 17 November 1927

New Zealand Electronic Text Collection

17/11/27 My dear Mummy, Well, well, Christmas is coming & the goose is getting fat Please put a penny in the old man's hat If you haven't got a penny a ha'penny will do If you haven't got a ha'penny God bless you ! And so say all of us. Here's luck & happy days & such like greetings & a merry Chr...

Springbok Tour Archive [Pro]: Petone man, 55. Views and assessment of tour support, fanaticism, the 'tour supporter character', the 'anti-tour character'.

University of Canterbury Library

At the conclusion of the Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand from July to September 1981 members of the English Department of the University of Canterbury placed advertisements in a number of newspapers and periodicals throughout New Zealand asking for people's comments and experiences. These res...

Springbok Tour Archive [Anti]: The 'Lilburn File' by Brian P. Lilburn, Wanganui.

University of Canterbury Library

At the conclusion of the Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand from July to September 1981 members of the English Department of the University of Canterbury placed advertisements in a number of newspapers and periodicals throughout New Zealand asking for people's comments and experiences. These res...

Springbok Tour Archive [Anti]: Christchurch man's inclusion of 'Zealandia' article as representative of his views.

University of Canterbury Library

At the conclusion of the Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand from July to September 1981 members of the English Department of the University of Canterbury placed advertisements in a number of newspapers and periodicals throughout New Zealand asking for people's comments and experiences. These res...

Letter from John Cawte Beaglehole to his Mother, 15 November, 1926

New Zealand Electronic Text Collection

21 Brunswick Square London WC1 15/11/26 My dear Mummy , Well I have just been struggling with my Christmas mail, calendars, Christmas cards etc & got it all polished it off except you, & a devil of a job it has been. However I shall have a peaceful time in December & think of the postman struggli...

Springbok Tour Archive [Anti]: Fifteen year old schoolgirl's account of her experiences in rallies and marches in Auckland and Hamilton.

University of Canterbury Library

At the conclusion of the Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand from July to September 1981 members of the English Department of the University of Canterbury placed advertisements in a number of newspapers and periodicals throughout New Zealand asking for people's comments and experiences. These res...

Letter from John Cawte Beaglehole to his Mother, 12 July, 1928

New Zealand Electronic Text Collection

Letter from John Cawte Beaglehole to his Mother, 11 December, 1928

New Zealand Electronic Text Collection

21 Brunswick Square London W.C.1 11.12.28 My Dear Mummy, Well, this has indeed been an eventful week (1) a letter from you again, not quite in your ordinary writing, but still readable (2) I have finished my thesis (3) I have sold Songs of Childhood (4) Lord Birkenhead’s Son has arrived at the ag...

Springbok Tour Archive [Anti]: Letter to the Springbok Tour Archivists by Michael Bassett, MP for Te Atatu, commending archive.

University of Canterbury Library

At the conclusion of the Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand from July to September 1981 members of the English Department of the University of Canterbury placed advertisements in a number of newspapers and periodicals throughout New Zealand asking for people's comments and experiences. These res...

Letter from John Cawte Beaglehole to his Mother, 27 November 1928

New Zealand Electronic Text Collection

21 Brunswick Square London W.C.1 27.11.28 My dear Mummy, This news isn’t too good — you with another chill; & rather an ironical comment on your nursing home s that you have to come home to get cured of a chill contracted there. Well, I can but trust it wasn’t a severe chill & that you are now ch...

Springbok Tour Archive [Pro]: Christchurch student, 22, BSc Chemistry. Views on conflict of rights, those of the individual, NZRFU, protesters, other nations & violent protest.

University of Canterbury Library

At the conclusion of the Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand from July to September 1981 members of the English Department of the University of Canterbury placed advertisements in a number of newspapers and periodicals throughout New Zealand asking for people's comments and experiences. These res...

Springbok Tour Archive [Anti]: Middle-aged woman from a rural town commenting on how the tour has affected her marriage.

University of Canterbury Library

At the conclusion of the Springbok Rugby Tour of New Zealand from July to September 1981 members of the English Department of the University of Canterbury placed advertisements in a number of newspapers and periodicals throughout New Zealand asking for people's comments and experiences. These res...

Letter from John Cawte Beaglehole to his Mother, 3 May 1927

New Zealand Electronic Text Collection

3/5/27    My dear Mummy, Well, this is no time for writing letters, with so many things to do, & so many books to read (me little friend Harold has just brought out a new book on Communism) & one of the greatest fights in Trade Union history on at this moment. For you must know that Mr Baldwin in...

Letter from John Cawte Beaglehole to his Mother, 28 June 1928

New Zealand Electronic Text Collection

21 Brunswick Square London W.C.1 28.6.28 My dear Mummy, This I think will be the last letter I write from Brunswick Square, as after next week I shall probably be on my travels again. And after this summer heaven knows where I shall finish up. Well, well, a very convenient room it has been, & som...

Letter from John Cawte Beaglehole to his Father, 28 June 1929

New Zealand Electronic Text Collection

21 Brunswick Square London W.C.1 28 June 1929 My dearest Father, I have to thank you this time for your letters to me of May 12th-20th, & to Ernest & me of May 20th. I really mean thank you, for though since I left home I have realised more & more what a love & admir- ation I have for you & Mummy...

Letter from John Cawte Beaglehole to his Mother, 22nd August, 1926

New Zealand Electronic Text Collection

S.S. "Osterley" Bass Strait 22/8/26 Dear Mummy Here we are, two days out, & getting into Melbourne tomorrow morning. Therefore although there aren't many days to chron- icle since I wrote last, if I don't post a letter from Melbourne I'm afraid I'll miss the next mail; & as I don't want to spend ...