Collection representing the history and achievements of local athlete Ann Audain who was a former member of the Otahuhu Athletic Club. Holdings Wooden Cupboards 1. Framed black and white photo
The Archerfield School for girls was opened in Dunedin in 1913, and an Old Girls' Association was established in 1920.
Awhitu Archives Accession List for archival holdings held by the Awhitu Historical Society.
The Waitati-Warrington Senior Citizens Association, later known as the Blueskin Bay Senior Citizens Club, was established about 1973. Scope and contents: The collection includes a minute book (1
This collection holds documents, objects, and photographs from the Counties Area branch of the New Zealand Motor Caravan Association Inc.
Minute book for the meetings of the Mangere Branch of the Country Women’s Institute (CWI) from 1972 until 2010.
Scrapbook containing photographs and original newspaper clippings of the meetings of the Mangere Branch of the Country Women’s Institute (CWI) from 1990 to 1996.
William Hood Davidson was a market gardener who wrote about Leith Valley and the ship 'Lady Egidia'.
The Dunedin Burns Club was established in 1891. Its objects included celebrating annually the birth of the Scottish poet Robert Burns, and perpetuating his memory.
The Dunedin Ladies Scottish Pipe Band was formed on 17 December 1947. It became an incorporated society in 1948 and affiliated with the Otago Centre in 1950.
The collection includes committee minutes, club meeting and excursion reports, January Holiday Trip reports, correspondence, cash books and annual reports and balance sheets.
The Dunedin Spinners and Weavers Guild was formed in 1970 and incorporated as a society in 1982.
Dannemora Gardens is an example of an early version of a retirement village with a focus on community and active living in older aged adults.
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Folder containing compiled information gathered by members of the Otahuhu Historical Society for Auckland City Leisure Arts Division.
The Club was established as the Tahuna Park Trotting Club on 14 April 1882. It used Tahuna Park for its race meetings until 1909 when land was purchased at Forbury Park.
Catherine Henrietta Elliot Valpy was born on 19 December 1829.
This collection contains documents and photographs relating to the Glenbrook Hockey Club and hockey in the wider Franklin - Counties area. Possibly research material for a publication.
Established in 1929, membership of the Haeremai Club was limited to twenty women and the rules were somewhat stringent. Each member was required to pay an entry fee and sixpence per day.
The Howick Beautifying Society was formed on June 6th, 1923. Its aims were to preserve and prevent the destruction of the scenery and historic sights in Howick, both public and private.
