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| Our earlliest issue from 1933 |
New Zealand’s longest running women’s magazine is turning 80 this year. The New Zealand Woman’s Weekly has been celebrating recently after more than 4000 issues. The magazine has remained popular over its 80 year history and it is the most highly used periodical title in the Hocken. Students and researchers have been using the New Zealand Woman’s Weekly for all sorts of research, and one of the most recent examples of this was Frances Walsh’s book, “Inside stories: a history of the New Zealand housewife“.
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| 2 January 1941 |
While the Hocken has a good collection of the New Zealand Woman’s Weekly, including some microfilm, it is far from complete. From the 1930s to the late 1960s we have many gaps. We would love to receive any New Zealand Woman’s Weekly issues that people don’t want anymore and we need. We rely mostly on public generosity for these older issues.
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| 7 July 1986 |
Please email or call us if you think you might have something, we would love to hear from you.
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| Some recent issues |
Email: serials.hocken@otago.ac.nz Ph 03 479 4372
Blog post prepared by Library Assistant – Periodicals, Megan Vaughan
I’d love to get a look in some of these older ones!http://longwhitekid.wordpress.com/
I am trying to find an article on Archie Burt from Lower Hutt on his gardening for the Lower Hutt City Council the date it was pre 1980..
Thanks
David Burt