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Conference handout with programme, speakers, room allocation and advertisements for future P&A events.

Notes from presentation on Hammond given at Mowll Village by Stuart Braga, June 2026
Photocopies of entries on Hammond in the ADEB and ADB
Hammond, R.B.S ‘Carry on’ (1944)
‘Hammond’s Hotels’ promotional brochure, 8 pages
Sydney Diocesan Magazine, p. 14, January 1, 1941
Address given by the Archbishop of Sydney at the funeral service of RBS Hammond, 14th May 1946
Obituary, Australian Church Record, 23rd May 1946, p. 7.
GRIT, June 10, 1946
‘The story of Hammondville’, 1941
‘The story of Hammondville, 1932-1935’
‘The Hammondville homes for senior citizens: an historical survey’, Achievement, Vol. 1, No. 1 (1985)
‘Hammondville’, Liverpool Regional Museum, 7 April-27 May 2000.
‘City publican signs off from much-celebrated war of words’, Sydney Morning Herald, 13 Oct 1997, p. 3
‘Column 8’ – mentions of St Barnabas’ Church, Broadway, and the “signage war” with opposite pub, 1990.

Publicity and advertising material. Includes material produced for Open Days, Moore Women, Moore College Sunday and the 150th anniversary celebrations in 2006, 'Into all the world' brochure (2024), 'Supporting the Sydney Diocese' brochure (2025), 'A guide to Moore College campus' (2017 and 2026).

Research papers on Huguenots and Huguenot churches on the Channel Islands of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Sark.

Notes and correspondence between Professor Michael Pain (the former custodian of the W.M. Cowper papers) and historian Peter Bolt.
Includes obituary of Katie French, Australian Church Record 17/08/1933 and photocopy of her will.
Order of service: 200th birthday celebration of W.M. Cowper, 3rd July 2010 (St John's Church, Stroud).
St Andrew's Cathedral Courier 4th July 2010 - includes article on W.M. Cowper.

Dedication of college buildings, ordinations, family services, funerals

Signed Deed of Gift form; related box list and correspondence.

Papers relating to Harry Cottrell-Dormer, The Bishop's Farm property Campbelltown, and Thomas Reddall.