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Oral history

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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 961 Collections and/or Records:

SOPER, Alistair (Ack) interviewed by Jenny Campbell

 Record Group — Box 11
Identifier: H0158
Overview In the first interview Ack covers his family history, his education, marriage and life in Athol including in this weather conditions, railway services, the industry that goes around farming and social life e.g. dances, movies etc. He tells of various farming types used e.g. sheep and fescue as a cash crop. He also mentions goldmining at Nokomai. In the second interview Ack discusses, describes and reflects on his long association with the game of rugby through playing from grass roots up to...
Dates: 2007

SOPER, Nancy interviewed by Jenny Campbell

 Record Group — Box 12
Identifier: H0159
Overview In this interview Nancy shares stories from her early life in Athol, through to marriage, family, life as a farmer’s wife and the 1984 floods.
Dates: 2007

Southland Technical College Certificate [Dorothy Officer 1947]

 Digital Image
Identifier: DH02800012
Dates: 1947

Southland Technical College Class Photograph

 Digital Image
Identifier: DH02800011
Dates: c.1947

SPEIGHT, William Allan (Bill) interviewed by Morag Forrester

 Record Group — Box 47
Identifier: H0523
Overview In this interview, Bill talks about his life on Redcliff Station, a vast sheep and cattle station bordering the Waiau River and Fiordland National Park on the west, and the Takitimu Mountains to the east. Bill discusses his early schooling by correspondence, then boarding at schools in Canterbury before going to university at Otago. Bill talks about growing fescue as an extra to sheep and cattle farming on the station and issues with rabbits. He goes on to talk about developments in the area,...
Dates: 2004

SQUIRES, Clare interviewed by Lee Wadds

 Record Group — Box 3
Identifier: H0079
Overview In this interview Claire discusses her families association with Stewart Island, their careers and interests. She includes a description of traveling from Wellington to Stewart via ferry and train. She also covers her career choices training first as a nurse then as a kindergarten teacher, her marriage and children and her husband’s career in medicine, his life works and death.
Dates: 2010

STANCOMBE, Clara Faulds interviewed by Rebecca Amundsen

 Record Group — Box 28
Identifier: H0185
Overview In this interview Clara recalls her early life, family, education, growing up around Tuatapere, employment, being a member of the Volunteer Aids Group during the war and marriage.
Dates: 2013