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

Doctrine Th.L. Part II - The Sacraments lecture notes
Ecclesiastical vestments

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

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.

handwritten- 'Early Diaconate and Women Deacons etc.' July 1941 (really written earlier). 20p. Plus 2p. notes on Deaconness Institution.
Appendix on Bishop Kingdom's book, plus some handwrittennotes.
Report-Dispensation. 69p.
Mrs. Eddy. 5p.
handwritten. 5p. Notes.
Handwritten -Confession 24p.
Is the observance of Easter a pagan custom?
What is the difference between penance and repentance?
Martin Luther.
Handwritten- Protestant Religion established by Law. 5p.
Dress. 24p.
Reply to Dr. Rumble (of R.C. Church, Sydney): Marriage and Education, by T.C.H. M.A.
The problem of Sex in relation to Natural and Social Developments, by Hammond.( published by Aust. Soc. for Eradication of Venereal Disease.)
Research Scientists' Christian Fellowship. 13/11/1952.
Forum on definitions of Science, Philosophy and Theology. Draft.
The problem of philosophy is bound up with two aspects of reality.
Beza's Latin New Testament.
Dom Gregory Dix on Cranmer.

Variation in Roman Doctrine.
Desirable Alterations. 29/6/1952.
Handwritten- Roman Catholics and the Bible. 6 p.
Nothing New under the Sun.
Chillingworth in Modern Dress.
A man who changed his mind. 4/5/1952.
Roman Catholic's Uncertainty.
Commemoration of the Saints.
The Doctrine of sin. 19/12/1948.
Saints and Martyrs.
Flaws in Tradition. 6 p.
A critical Evaluation of 'Christian Foundations.' 23p.
Sanctification. 5 p. Handwritten.
The Relation of Inspiration to Spiritual apprehension. Copies slightly amended sent to Charles Troutman and D.Knox.
Comments on Rev. J.R. Bleby's Paper on the proposed Constitution.
Representative Government. 8p.
Arguments in favour of the Draft Constitution. 18p.
The resurrection and the work of Christ.
The Church of Rome and Education. 5p.
The Relation between Doctrine and Ritual.
Protestants and Scripture.

What Protestants think of Freedom.
Assaults on the Protestant Bible. 8/2/1952.
handwritten- Priests and Penitent. 4p.
handwritten- Priestism and Confession. 5p.
Misleading Arguments.
The use of Images in Worship.
St. Patrick.
The use of Images. 13/12/1953. Presented by Rev.N.S.Pollard
Protestantism and Priestism.
handwritten- Who are the Protestants? 5p.
handwritten.-Roman Catholic History. 6p.
The Doctrine of Sin. 19/12/1948.
Problems in Transubstantiation. 18/7/1948. presented by Rev. Christopher.
Problems in Transubstantiation. 23/8/1953.
Who are the Protestants. 22/2/1953.
HANDWRITTEN- Roman Catholic Propaganda. 4p.
What Easter means to me.
handwritten- Dr. Rumble chides Protestants. 5p.
What do Protestants believe?

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.