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Plays in Churches.2/4/1941.
Education. April 1941.
Imprecations in Psalms. May 1941.
A new view of Atonement. (& written notes. May, 1941.
Dr. Rumble comes Back. 23/5/1941.
Dr. Rumble again.- Watchmans, 11/6/1941.
The Text. Mark X:27. June 1941.
Will no man Guide us? 'Philippian' 11/6/1941.
The Unpardonable Sin. 24/6/1941.
A mass meeting for United Christian Witness- Hammond- Contrast between Christian and Totalitarian Ideologies. 7/7/194
The real Presence: Church of England Teaching. Australian Church Record August 1941.
Page of written notes.
The Marriage of Rev.Boyce Horsley and Miss Mary Horden, January 1939.
Question of war. 28/11/1938.
Doctrine and History, in Church Chronicle. 15/11/1938.
Position of Sydney. Proposals regarding House of Bishops.
Position of Sydney. Retain 39 Articles. 8p.

Sermon to be preached at St. Andrew's Cathedral.11p. 17/9/1939.
Rector's letter 'The Philippian' 9p typed and ink. 7/9/1939
Do Catholics adore Images? 22/11/1940.
Rector's Letter. Dec. 1939.
To editor S.M.H. 19/7/1939.
Suggested Christmas Message for the Telegraph. 21/12/1939.
Article, 2p. 22/12/1939.
The laying of the Commemoration Stone of the New Hall-in 'The Philippian' 19/7/1940.
On the matter of the appointment of Rural Deans.22/12/1939.
The Constitution- written for Diocesan Magazine.l4/3/1940
Article, 2p. 21/8/1940.
Example of the disappearance of the whole code of Laws by Sir James Stephen.
Rector's Letter. Opening of New Parish Hall.
Article. June 1940
Why does God permit. War? 18/6/1940.
Questions about God and the war- for use in Parish Papers. 4/7/1940.
The Fight for Freedom then and now. 8p.Address given in Town Hal1.14/7/1940.
Summary Address given at St. Philip's Hall, 15/7/1940.
The Old illusion and the new reality. Written for the Record 21/8/1940.
Review of Thinking Aloud in Wartime by Leslie D. Weatherhead. 20/8/1940.
Prayer, for printing in parish papers.
Rector's Letter, 'the Philippian'. September. Immortality- summary of talk given. 30/8/1940.
Einstein 13/9/1940.
The conditions of Prayer.
The Character of God. Ink written.
Notes on War. 5p. 11/10/1940.
Missions and the War. 7/11/1940.
Notes on Synod Charge. November 1940.
Who is the Pope? 13/11/1940.
Address delivered by Hammond at the 1st Annual service of the Teacher's Christian Fellowship in St.Andrew's Cathedral. November 1940
A vindication of Foxe the Marlyrologist, written for the Australian Church Record, December 1940.
December 'Philippian' ink 6p.
Popular Fallacies. Written for Watchman, 25/3/1941.
Draft of Resolutions re Show at Easter. March 1941.
Is War a judgement upon sin? written for the Record.12/2/1941.
He is risen. Written for the Aust. Church Record, 31/3/1941.

To editor of S.M.H. by Arthur Wade, Archdeacon of Camden, 5/9/1938.
3 typewritten pp for 'Diocesan Magazine' 14/10/1940.
The Australian Churchman and The Record.
Rector's Letter 'The Philippian', typed and written 12pp, 26/6/1939.
The Revival of Reformed Faith, by Rev. D. Maclean. Typed
The Inspirations of the Bible.
The Bible. 7p.
Trends in Modern Theological Thought. 15p.
The Babylonian story of the flood in analysis. 1941.
The two accounts of Creation.
Sydney's position. 8p.
The position of Sydney.8p.
Position of Sydney: The Articles and Prayerbook. 9p.
This is the victory that overcometh the world. 30/11/1938. For Keswick Bible and Prayer Guild.
Verifying your References. Written for Societas, 13/6/1939.
The teacher and the trowel.
A Godparent's Remembrancer.
The Bishop of Goulburn and ourselves.
Untitled. 6p.
Spiritual Healing.2p.
The Reformation Rally.
Report on the Doctrinal Commission.
Constitution of the Church of England.
Rector's Letter, 'The Philippian" 3p.
The Marsden Centenary Celebrations.
The Neglect of the Bible in the Middle Ages.
Individual Cups at Holy Communion.
Rector's Letter-'The Philippian' 6p. 14/12/1938.
The Faith and Modern Cults. 12p. Ink.
Notice of the Moore College Reunion.
Prayer of thanks for the deliverance of War.
Fragmentary Notes of the book Essential Christianity.
Baptism.
3p. 17/4/1939.
Notes on the sermon for Americans. 19/5/1939.
Letter from Builder's Committee.
Letter to the Editor of Sydney Diocesan Magazine on work of But-Har-Gra Bible and Training College. 16/5/1939.
Suggestions in Baptism. 2/6/1939.
Letter Draft for Builders. 8/6/1939.
Not servants, but Friends. 13/6/1939.

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).

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.

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

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