Papers [manuscript]. 1904-1967.

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Papers [manuscript]. 1904-1967.

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1. Notebooks and diaries, 1904-1962; 2. YMCA letterbook, 1925-1927 written in New Zealand; 3. Photographs of Haslett and the 1933 ASCM annual conference; 4. "Report on work in university centres for New Zealand co-operating committee", 1920; 5. Biographical notes and texts of addresses given at Haslett's funeral, 17 Nov. 1967.

16 cm. (7 folders)

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Libraries Australia

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Haslett, T. M

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Thomas Mitchell Haslett was born in Auckland in 1885 and died in 1967. He was Travelling Secretary with the Australian Student Christian Union, 1910-1914; and was involved in the World Student Christian Movement, 1925-1928 and the YMCA, 1929-1932. In later years he held positions at Knox Grammar, 1932-1945 and Scotts College, 1946-1953. Author of "Fight the good fight" (191?). From the description of Papers [manuscript]. 1904-1967. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225809030...

Young Men's Christian Associations of New Zealand.

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Australasian Student Christian Union

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Young Men's Christian Associations of Australia

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World Student Christian Federation

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The North America Regional Office of the World Student Christian Federation was formed in 1973 to serve as the governing body for WSCF-affiliated and associated student Christian movements in the United States and Canada. Within the North America Region, the North America Regional Committee and the North America Regional Executive Committee conducted business and made official decisions regarding policy, program and budget. The Student Christian Movement of Canada was the WSCF-affiliated movemen...