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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

Newsclippings relating to Hammond's death, Societas 1962, scrapbook donated by Mrs Carl Hammond 2010, lecture of Archbishop D.W.B. Robinson at St Philip's Church Hill 7/7/2002, Photocopies of the Dublin University Calendar 1900-1905, photocopied extracts from the Church of Ireland Gazette 1920s, bibliography of T.C. Hammond compiled by N.K. Mackintosh, newsclippings and tributes to T.C. Hammond.

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.

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).

Mostly relating to an address by Hammond on 2CH at 8:45 p.m. every alternate Sunday, presented by the Council of Churches in Conjunction with the Loyal Orange Institute of N.S.W., called "The Case for Protestantism". Also includes scattered letters etc.. and copies of 'The Philippian", Rector's Letter from St. Philip's Church where Hammond was Rector.

Tape 1: Side 1 T.C.H. on transubstantiation and the way of salvation, Side 2 Bernard Judd Protestant Witness
Tape 2: Side 1 Loyal Orange Lodge address - Roman Catholicism in history, Side 2 Debate in Parliament of breach of privilege of Raymond Fitzpatrick and Courtney Brown.
Tape 3: Side 1 Bishop [de Mel?] Sermon preached in St Andrew's Cathedral May 1 1956 at the consecration of Bishop Kerle, Side 2 Rev. Ernest Watson
Tape 4: T.C. Hammond's autobiographical account of his adventures in Ireland, Side 2 Temperance Alliance Broadcast
Tape 5: Adventures in mission work in Ireland

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