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Benjamin Cooper: Chatham Islands manuscript postmark Brian Peace: Disaster Mail Huw Williams: Postal Stationery Cards 1899-1901 Paul Woods: Arms stamps seen in Samoa

Frank Parkinson: Corner Folds Klem Ryan: Letter to a President & Sanderson Letter Laurence Kimpton: Centaurus & Aoteorea Michael Wilkinson: Jacqueline du Pre Tony Ward: Royalpex 2025 Presentation

Bruce Sergent: Journey of Errors Frank Parkinson: Missing Colours Peter Gilmour: Sergent’s NZ Stamp Errors Michael Kirwin: Errors, Varieties and Abnormals

John Biddlecombe: Counter Coils Johnny Barkley: Private Printing of Stationery Cards Klaus Moller: aspects of SG4 Tony Ward: 1935 Pictorial Coils Michael Wilkinson : Covers with Stories

Peter Gilmour: Dissecting a Cover Michael Kirwan: Unusual Postcards Brian Peace: Other Incidents David Stalker: Errors of Design Paul Woods: Samoa Stamp Research

Jim Shaw: Wages Tax Stamps 1931-58 Klem Ryan: First Side Faces Michael Wilkinson: Rugby on New Zealand Stamps

Len Jury: T I Archer Andrew Dove: Concientious Objectors in New Zealand Robert Clark: An Antarctic Cover to Dunedin 1930 John Watts: Airmail Letter Forms from Egypt Michael Kirwan: Offsets

Neville Robinson: Captain Cook Tony Ward: Christmas P-stamps Huw Williams: Boer War Postal Cards Paul Leonard: VSC8000 Spectral Comparator Neil Sargent: Registered Envelopes

Robert Clark: Disruption in June 1940 Andrew Dove: Normal Service Superseded Stuart Potter: Unofficial Airmails Susan Burn: Charles Ulm: The Forgotten Aviation Pioneer Michael Wilkinson: A Pair of Accidental Airmails

John Stimson/Klem Ryan: Introduction/President Roosevelt/Underpaid and Unclaimed mail Brian Peace: Disaster Mail Johnny Barkley: “Agarol” Postal Stationery Cards Susan Burn: Delivery & Survey Flights of Aotearoa

The topic of the meeting was Underpaid mail and there were three presentations Paul Wreglesworth: Underpaid Mail Paul Woods: Underpaid Mail Michael Wilkinson: New Zealand Underpaid Mail from overseas

Several presentations were given at this meeting by members on the topic of ’19th Century Mail to and from New Zealand’. Presentations by members Further presentation

Six PowerPoint presentations were given at this meeting by members on the topic of ‘Items of Interest, New Acquisitions & Areas of Research. John Stimpson: Welcome and second sideface adson Pete Gilmour: A philatelic walk through WW2 Andrew Dove: 1946 3d Tailplane retouches Michael Wilkinson: Three letter cards with a religious flavour Paul Woods: Beer Duty Stamps Paul Wreglesworth: Underpaid mail

Five PowerPoint presentations were given at this meeting by members on the topic of early health stamps. Alan Baker: The Smiling Boy Laurence Kimpton: Smiling Boy Covers Paul Leonard: Health Stamps for Health Camps Robert Clark: Health Covers 1930 – 1934 Michael Wilkinson: Post Office Archives We would like to thank the presenters for allowing us to display their pages.

PowerPoint presentation by Lindsay Chitty on King Country Postcards. We would like to thank Lindsay for allowing us to display his pages.

Nine PowerPoint presentations were given at this meeting by members. The titles with a link to a pdf of each presentation are given below. Graeme_Ashdown: Christmas airmails John Biddlecombe: Christmas errors Bob Clark: New Zealand’s first Christmas stamp Margaret Frankcom: an Antarctic Xmas card John Hepworth: Christmas greetings from the troops Laurence Kimpton: Christmas airmail by ANA 1931 David Stalker: New Zealand’s

Six Powerpoint presentations were given at this meeting by members. The titles with a link to a pdf of each presentation are given below. The Agenda Steve Shumann: NZ POW air lettercards Graeme Ashdown: 1935 Royal Tour Laurence Kimpton: 1944 Survey Flight Cover Jim Shaw: Decimal Errors Terry Grourk: The mystery of the NZ ledger page document John Biddlecombe: New Zealand

Seven Powerpoint presentations were given at this meeting by members of the Committee. The titles with a link to a pdf of each presentation are given below. Robert Clark: New Zealand Prisoner of War Airmails Airmails to and from POWs in Italy and Germany were sent via USA. The display shows examples including mail whose journey

Scans of the ‘favourite pages’ shown at the meeting are available below by clicking on the numbered description. 1. New Zealand Pioneer Mail: 1845 Letter from John Seale Bird – Margaret Frankcom 2. 1866-1868 covers via Panama – Johnny Barkley 3. 1896 Letter: overpaid – John Stimson 4. 1937 Pan Am first flight cover: NZ

Scans of the ‘favourite pages’ shown at the meeting are available below by clicking on the numbered description. 1. The Chalon Design & Portrait of 1837 – Gerald Ellott 2. Humphrys First Victoria Engraving – Brian Hart We would like to thank the Library Company of Philadelphia for permission to show this image. It is not to