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Leopold George Dyke Acland was born in Christchurch, son of Thomas Dyke and Flora Margaret Acland.

Waikato farmers first proposed forming a company to build and operate an export company in 1882. In 1903, led by Joseph Barugh, a group of Waikato farmers proposed to get the scheme of the ground.

Further Records Waikato farmers first proposed forming a company to build and operate an export company in 1882.

The company was first listed in 1920 and ceased operating in 1958 when the company merged with the Parkvale Co-operative Dairy Company Ltd. The company was formed by the settlers of the Ahiaruhe area,

Edwin Akers arrived in New Zealand in late 1874 or early 1875, aged 22.

Records deal with rabbit eradication. This Board expanded to take in other Rabbit Boards after 1948 but no records of this have survived.

Records. Minutes; rate book

William Herbert Alington (known as Herbert) was the son of Reverend John Alington and Charlotte Bellington. He came to New Zealand on the 'Matoaka' in 1860 and farmed at Thorseby, Springton.

Records include Islington Freezing Works chemical Laboratory letterbooks, laboratory analysis books and other papers, as well as information from other freezing works, most of which is laboratory anal

Amalgamated Co-operative Dairy Company (Pahiatua) Ltd.

Amalgamated Properties Ltd. was formed by the Amalagamated Co-operative Dairy Company(Pahiatua) Ltd.

Gilbert Anderson came to New Zealand in 1864.

Angus McCallum is a Kopuaranga based writer.

F A Anson, son of John Anson, heir presumptive, inherited the baronetcy after the death of Sir William R Anson. He was educated at Trinity College, Oxford.

Drainage engineering organisation which merged into Manawatu Drainage Board 1922.

Cashbook

The company was first listed in 1895 and ceased operating in 1957 when it merged with the Cheltenham Co-operative Dairy Company Ltd.

Records deal with rabbit eradication. Became part of Ruahine Rabbit Board in 1963.

Records. Minutes, correspondence, rate book

The recollections of Mr James Ashworth of 'Harleston', Sefton, North Canterbury, as recounted in September 1918, and a postscript dated 18 August 1919. James Ashworth came to Canterbury with his pare

The company was first listed in 1949 and its registration was cancelled in 1971. The company ceased operating in 1968.

Auchreddie Stud raised Southdown sheep and Angus cattle and was owned by Mr L A Keats. This collection includes Accounts for Auchreddie Stud 1951 and an original Sid Scales cartoon relating to a visi

Scope Note: Contains minutes, membership lists and letter books. Minute Book; 1915-1919 and 1921. Includes membership lists for 1915-18, shorthand script and a child's drawing.