Paper No. 1: Allan K Davidson, 'Under the Eye of the Bishop',
the College of St John the Evangelist and the Diocese of Auckland in
Historical Perspective, the Lecture at the inaugural meeting of the
Anglican Historical Society on 27 April, 1994. The paper draws on the author's
major history of the College: 'Selwyn's Legacy'. ($10) [order now -in
very short supply]
Paper No. 2: Geoffrey M R Haworth, Anglican Deaconesses in New
Zealand: The 1960s Revival. This paper makes a major contribution to
the history of women in the Anglican Church in New Zealand. ($10)
Paper No. 3: Ken Booth, A Footnote to Selwyn's Legacy: E H
Strong & St John's College. In this paper Ken shares the treasures
of Strong's unpublished typescript, 'Recollections of St John's College'.
Although the existence of this manuscript was known when Allan Davidson wrote 'Selwyn's
Legacy', its whereabouts were not. ($10) [order now -in very short supply]
Paper No. 4: Earle Howe, Caught in the Crossfire: A
Revisionist Approach to Philo-Maori in New Zealand History, 1850-1870.
In this paper Earle shares some of the findings from his Theol M thesis. ($10)
Paper No. 5: Mary Tagg, Te Ahiwera, A Man of Faith -The Life
of Benjamin Y Ashwell, with his Recollections of a Waikato Missionary.
Mary's biography of Ashwell together with his own writings make a fascinating
contribution to our understanding of the missionary and NZ Wars period. ($15)
Paper No. 6: Margaret Williamson: Dedicated Women -The
ministry of Lay Women in the Diocese of Wellington, 1945-1977.
Margaret records the active and participation of several women in an era when
the role of women was not sufficiently recognised. Edited by Janet Crawford.
($15)
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