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This series description was compiled as part of a project to capture the finding aids created prior to 1987 into the GAIMS system. The dates of the series are based on the dates of the holdings. Provenance: Papers relating to the 1902 Colonial Conference (Series 8633) were found with old Treasury archives in a cellar beneath the General Assembly Library, and were transferred to the National Archives in May 1953. They were apparently collected by Mr Seddon's private secretary during the trip to Edward VII's Coronation, and the Imperial Conference 1902. Why the papers were included with the Treasury archives is unknown. Possibly they were deposited in this cellar (just below Seddon's former office), before it was used by Treasury as a storage place. The scrapbooks and the remainder of the papers were deposited at the National Archives by Mr T.E.Y.Seddon, son of Richard Seddon, and by Dame Elizabeth Knox Gilmer in 1957.
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This series is a collection of scrapbooks covering the main years of Seddon's political career. The scrapbooks are divided into seven categories:
- Newspaper cuttings
- Cartoons
- Printed matter
- Addresses of congratulations, etc.
- Volumes of invitations and similar souvenirs
- Photograph albums
- Seddon's death
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For further information or to request permission to view or copy records please contact:
Access Services, Archives New Zealand National Office
PO Box 12050
Wellington
NEW ZEALAND
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Some records are protected under section 49(1)(a) of the Public Records Act 2005.
Photographs require that gloves are worn when viewing.
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This series description was compiled as part of a project to capture the finding aids created prior to 1987 into the GAIMS system. The dates of the series are based on the dates of the holdings. Provenance: Papers relating to the 1902 Colonial Conference (Series 8633) were found with old Treasury archives in a cellar beneath the General Assembly Library, and were transferred to the National Archives in May 1953. They were apparently collected by Mr Seddon's private secretary during the trip to Edward VII's Coronation, and the Imperial Conference 1902. Why the papers were included with the Treasury archives is unknown. Possibly they were deposited in this cellar (just below Seddon's former office), before it was used by Treasury as a storage place. The scrapbooks and the remainder of the papers were deposited at the National Archives by Mr T.E.Y.Seddon, son of Richard Seddon, and by Dame Elizabeth Knox Gilmer in 1957.
Volumes
For further information or to request permission to view or copy records please contact:
Access Services, Archives New Zealand National Office
PO Box 12050
Wellington
NEW ZEALAND
Some records are protected under section 49(1)(a) of the Public Records Act 2005.
Photographs require that gloves are worn when viewing.
This series is a collection of scrapbooks covering the main years of Seddon's political career. The scrapbooks are divided into seven categories:
- Newspaper cuttings
- Cartoons
- Printed matter
- Addresses of congratulations, etc.
- Volumes of invitations and similar souvenirs
- Photograph albums
- Seddon's death
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