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Items reflecting Hammond's interest in the Church and Ireland, including their constitutions and Acts. Also included is typed lecture handouts from Cranmer Bible College on 15 books of the bible; Typed notes relating to the addresses given by the committees in support of a Call to the peoples of Australia, beginning in 1951 on Anzac Day, including addresses by Sir Edmund Herring on the theme of the call, better citizenship. 1954 Sir W. Slim Religious and Moral basis of the crown, National Service Training, Coronation Broadcasts. Includes Circular from Chairman Standing committee in Support of Call to Rev. F.G. Taplin about sending him printed copies of addresses.

Family photographs and Loyal Orange Lodge members, Irish towns & scenery

Four book presentations, marking the occasions of
i) admission to holy office of Deacon in Christ Church Cathedral, 1903;
ii) Hammond's wedding, 1906.
iii resignation of Hammond as Rector St. Kevins, 1919.
iv) Hammond's departure from Ireland, 1936.

• Articles about Hammond's departure for Australia.
• The order of service for Hammond's induction, 1936, and Licence.
• Societas magazine marking Hammond's death.

Includes letter admitting Hammond to membership of the Victoria Institute in London, 1938, and documents relating to the Loyal Orange Institution of NSW

Possibly collected by Hammond. Notices to the public from the Irish Republican Army.

20 notebooks, mostly handwritten, reflecting interest in philosophy and scripture. One possibly belonging to F.G. Taplin. All showing signs of age.

Bound volume contains lectures given by Hammond, some typed. The volume also has news clippings pasted in. The folder contains verbatim notes from a ThL Doctrine 2 lecture in 1943, given by T.C. Hammond, recorded by G.W. Christopher. Also includes notes on the Epistle to the Galatians.

Transubstantiation and the way of salvation
Loyal Orange Lodge Address - Roman Catholicism in History.
Certain Sure Witnesses.
Article xxvi.
Article xxvii.
What is God Like?
Our faith in the Son of God.
He descended into hell.
Christ did truly arise.
Jesus Christ is Lord.
Preaching in the Church of England.
And in the Holy Ghost.
Sufficiency of Scripture.
Sufficiency of Holy Scripture.
The Apochrypha and the Bible.
The value of the Old Testament.
Scripture rules the Creeds.
Reformation teaching about Original Sin.
Why men turn to God.
Justification - A most wholesome Doctrine.
What Justification means.
Church of England Doctrine of Salvation.
Why do good works?
Good works which do not please God.
Works of supererogation are arrogant and impious.
Who is a sinner?
Can wilful sinners be forgiven?
Sin against the Holy Ghost.
Predestination to Life.
The World is not exposed to Chance.
God's purposes are independent of time.
Where is salvation to be found?
The exclusiveness of Christianity.
Article xix.
Article xxv.
The Baptism of Young Children to be retained: Article xxvii.

Typed articles, mostly 1938-1941, by Hammond with three exceptions, relating to Scripture and doctrines, on a whole range of subjects. Includes a biographical item; articles to magazines and newspapers; a few letters; and including a few Rector's letters (The Philippian) from St. Philip's where Hammond was Rector. Particular interest is with history and events (e.g. wartime).