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1. Appendix II — 2 NZEF ARMY POSTAL SERVICE - New Zealand Engineers, Middle East

  • Cody, J. F.
Abstract
Although considerable experience had been gained during the 1914–18 War in connection with the conduct of Army postal activities, very little information was available in the early stages of the Second World War. The functions, etc., of most of the other arms of the Service were covered by textbooks, but little information of value was to be fo...

2. Political reversibility of administrative reform: a case study of the United States postal service. [1982]

  • Werner, Simcha B.
  • Public Administration; Aut 1982, Vol. 60, p320-338, 19p

3. Second-best pricing for the U.S. postal service. [1979]

  • Sherman, Roger, George, Anthony, and Seidman, Laurence S.
  • Southern Economic Journal; January 1979, Vol. 45, p685-695, 11p

4. The postal service after the war - The Post and Telegraph Department at war

  • NZHistory.

5. Army Postal Service - Supply and Administrative Units

  • NZHistory.

6. Nita Lomba on horseback with a sack of mail; the Paranui to Mangonui postal service

  • Not specified
Subjects
Stace, Nita Rubina, 1896-1940, Taylor, Olive, active 1910, Horses, New Zealand, Northland Region, Letter carriers, Uniform, Letters, Postal service, Employees, Rural women, Women, and Employment
Abstract
Paranui to Mangonui postal service, circa 1910. Shows Nita Lomba on horseback, with a sack of mail, delivering/uplifting? a letter from Mrs Olive Taylor. Photograph likely to have been taken by Arthur James Northwood. Source of descriptive information - Women identified by Library client Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s). Physical Description: Film negative

7. Sir Rowland Hill and postal reform. [1979]

  • MOSS, Dee
  • History Today; September 1979, Vol. 29, p586-593, 8p

8. Fletcher, David 1952- :"The postal service wants to cut costs." ... 27 April 2012

  • Dominion post (Newspaper)
Subjects
New Zealand Post, Postal service, and Business planning
Abstract
New Zealand Post has delivered a report to the government on ways to cope with the reduction in the amount of mail it handles by changing its core postal operations. Quantity: 1 digital cartoon(s).

9. Greenwich and standard time. [1978]

  • DAVIES, Alun C.
  • History Today; March 1978, Vol. 28, p194-199, 6p

10. Mail coach revolution. [1967]

  • History Today; January 1967, Vol. 17, p36-44, 9p

11. Post office frontier in Kansas. [1974]

  • SHORTRIDGE, James R.
  • Journal of the West; July 1974, Vol. 13, p83-97, 15p

12. Jacob Quack and maritime intelligence. [1973]

  • SCHRIJVER, Elka
  • History Today; February 1973, Vol. 23, p134-136, 3p

13. Postal Stamping Machine, as used by the postal service

  • Not specified
Abstract
Photograph taken by the Steffano Webb Photographic Studio, Christchurch. Source of descriptive information - Negative register and inscriptions on negative. Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s). Physical Description: Dry plate glass negative, 6.5 x 8.5 inches

14. Tasman Empire Airways Ltd postal service between Fiji and New Zealand, showing a group of unidentified men handing over the first delivery of mail, Suva, Fiji

  • Not specified
Subjects
Suva
Abstract
Photograph taken by Leo White Quantity: 1 b&w original negative(s). Physical Description: Glass negative, 3.25 x 4.25 inches

15. United States Foreign air mail : Post Office Department, December 1, 1941. Frank C. Walker, Postmaster General, Smith W. Purdum, Second Assistant Post Master General, John E. Lamiell, Second Assistant Postmaster General, George H. Grayson, Acting director, International postal Service. Map prepared by division of Topography, Bureau of Fourth Assistant Postmaster General

  • Walker, Frank C and United States. Post Office Department
  • David Rumsey.
Subjects
Postal
Abstract
Color map of America. Shows location of delivery and routes to Canada, Central and South America, West Africa, Western Europe, New Zealand, Hong Kong, and Singapore. See note field above.

16. Postal service: a problem of identity. [1976]

  • Baker, R. J. S.
  • Political Quarterly; January 1976, Vol. 47, p59-70, 12p

17. Postal service. [1969]

  • MURPHY, Richard J.
  • Public Administration Review; May/Jun69, Vol. 29, p647-653, 7p

18. Labor relations in the postal service. [1964]

  • HARPER, Dean
  • Industrial & Labor Relations Review; April 1964, Vol. 17, p443-453, 11p

19. Structure and policy in postal rates. [1957]

  • KENNEDY, Jane M.
  • Journal of Political Economy; Jun 1957, Vol. 65, p185-208, 24p

20. Policing by the post office. [1979]

  • Mawby, R. I.
  • British Journal of Criminology; July 1979, Vol. 19, p242-253, 12p

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