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Church of Melanesia Archives List of Church of the Province of Melanesia/Anglican Church of Melanesia-related small publications in the Archives of the Anglican Church of Melanesia, 1975-2012, on deposit in the National Archives of Solomon Islands, Honiara, Solomon Islands, 23 November 2012. Note: These are filed by year in individual envelopes. Listing below is by year of publication. Items marked * are in the large-size storage box. Please see the separate catalogue for Melanesian Mission/Diocese of Melanesia small publications, 1857-1974. Books pertaining to the Diocese of New Guinea/Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea and the Diocese of are Polynesia at listed in the Appendix at the end of this catalogue. The Pinson Melanesian Mission Press bibliography ends with 1975. The Pinson MMP number refers to John Pinson's bibliography of publications of the Melanesian Mission Press, 1855-1975, 'How can you sing the Lord's song without a book?' available online at http://anglicanhistory.org/oceania/pinson_bibliography.pdf Year Author Title Publication details Description Pinson Digitized/ Comment MMP Online number 1975 Church of Solemn Evensong of Provincial Press, Booklet, 6 pp. 975:1 No Melanesia Thanksgiving and [Honiara], 1975 Provincial Synod Service 1975 St. Barnabas Cathedral Customs Provincial Press, Booklet, 19 pp. 975:2 No Cathedral, Issued By the Trustees. [Honiara], 1975 Honiara 1975 1975 Church of Canons of the Province Provincial Press, Booklet, 58 pp. 975:11 No Melanesia of Melanesia. April Honiara, B.S.I.P. 1975 1975 Church of the Melanesian Guild of Provincial Press, Booklet, 44 pp. 975:34 No Province of Servers [Honiara, 1957] Melanesia 1975 Church of Khoje Blahi ka Cheke Provincial Press, Soft cover book, 140 975:10 No Melanesia Marine. Book of [Honiara], 1975 pp. Hymns in Marine language, Santa Isabel. 1975 Church of Tulav ma Siviutabu Provincial Press, Booklet, 5 pp. 975:3 Yes Online publication through Project Canterbury http://anglicanhistory.org Melanesia Otarai olegis Lavu Honiara, 1975 Kaleve ena mea. Laube Baptism Services [Russell islands]. 1975 Church of Na Buk Tatar. Prayer Provincial Press, Booklet, 28 pp. 975:16 Yes Melanesia Book in the Merelava Honiara, Solomon Language. Islands 1975 Church of Order of Service for the Provincial Press, Booklet, 8 pp. 975:26 No Melanesia Fiftieth Anniversary of [Honiara, 1975]. the Melanesian Brotherhood. 1975 Church of Order of Service for the Provincial Press, Booklet, 20 pp. 975:32 No Melanesia Consecration of [Honiara, 1975]. Also invitation card Norman Kitchener and other related Palmer as Archbishop items. Helen of Melanesia and Barrett's copy. Bishop of Central Melanesia. 1975 Church of Order of Service for the Provincial Press Booklet, 11 pp. 975:12 No Melanesia Consecration and [Honiara, 1975]. Installation of Casper Uka as Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Central Melanesia 1975 Diocese of Dedication of St. Paul's Provincial Press, Booklet, 27 pp. 975:19 No Central Church and Ordination [Honiara, 1975] Melanesia of Lionel Longarata at Wanderer Bay, 26th November 1975. 1975 Diocese of Liturgical Reception Church of Melanesia Booklet, gestetnered, No Malaita for the Archbishop. 5 pp. 1975 Diocese of New *Na Ganigogona. [Diocese of New Gestetnered, Yes Hebrides [Maewo Holy Hebrides] booklet, 17 pp. 2 Communion] 1975 Chisholm, John *The Broken Body: A Church of Melanesia First edition. First edition No Wallace guide for the layman to [apparently not Gestetnered then of 975:25 the Gospels for the Provincial Press] bound. Church's year 1975 Chisholm, John Lord teach us to pray: Provincial Press, First edition, 975:28 No Wallace Addresses for a School Honiara, 1975. booklet, 43 pp. of Prayer. 1975 Fox, C.E. Words for my Brothers. Provincial Press, Booklet, 36 pp. 975:4 No [Honiara], 1975. 1975 Fox, Charles E. The Story of the Pacific Publications, Revised edition. Soft No Solomons. Sydney, 1975. cover book, 88 pp. 1975 Solomon The Law of Marriage. Provincial Press, Booklet, 15+ pp. 975: 18 No Islands Marriage Laws of the Honiara, 1975. Christian Solomon Islands. An Association Authoritative Guide to the Marriage Laws, August, 1975 c1975 Tedder, J.L.O. Walks on Guadalcanal. Provincial Press, Booklet, 58 pp. Needs No and British Honiara, B.S.I.P., Pages 7 and 51 number. Solomon n.d. missing. Islands Tourist Authority. 1975 Australian *Melanesia Australian Board of Tract, single sheet No Board of Missions, Stanmore, folded. 2 copies Missions N.S.W. 1976 Church of the *Proceedings of the Provincial Press, Soft cover, 161 pp. Needs No Province of Second Provincial [Honiara, 1976]. number Melanesia Synod … 11-25 September, 1976 1976 Church of Lessons for Provincial Press, Hardcover, 103 pp. Needs No Melanesia Confirmation. (Revised [Honiara, 1976]. Soft cover reprint in number 1976) NCCC box. 3 [1976] Church of Plan of Daily Prayer Provincial Press, Booklet, 25 pp. Needs No Melanesia for Church Workers Honiara, [1976]. number and for Departed Servants of the Church 1977 c1976 Church of The Bishop Patteson Provincial Press? Tract, single sheet Needs No Melanesia Theological Centre, folded into 8 pp. number Kohimarama c1976 Melanesian *The Church of Melanesian Mission, Booklet, not No Mission? Melanesia. A UK? paginated. Colouring Book for Children. 1977 Church of Order of Service for the Provincial Press, Booklet, 17 pp. Needs No Melanesia Liturgical Welcome to Honiara, Solomon number … the Lord Archbishop Islands. of Canterbury, 4 March 1977. 1977 Church of A Form of Prayer and [Provincial Press, Booklet, 6 pp. Needs No Melanesia Thanksgiving to Honiara, 1977] number Almighty God on the Occasion of the Silver Jubilee of the Accession of … Queen Elizabeth the Second. 1977 Church of Catechism (Longer Provincial Press, Booklet, 37 pp. Needs No Melanesia Version) 1977. Honiara [1977]. number 1977 Church of 1978 Kalendar and Provincial Press, Booklet, 62 pp. Needs No Melanesia Lectionary for the Honiara. number Church of Melanesia. 1977 Church of Plan of Daily Prayer Provincial Press, Booklet, 25 pp. Needs No Melanesia for Church Workers Honiara, 1977. number and for Departed Servants of the church 4 1978 1977 Fox, Charles Thoughts and Provincial Press, Booklet, 41 pp. Needs No Comments on St. Luke. Honiara [1977] number 1977 Fox, Charles "The Power of the Provincial Press, Booklet, 17 pp. Needs Yes Lamb". Notes on the Honiara, Solomon number Book of Revelation. Islands. 1977 Fox, Charles Thoughts and Provincial Press, Booklet, 53 pp. Needs No Comments on St. Mark Honiara, Solomon number Islands, 1977. 1977 Melanesian *Short Handbook for [Melanesian Booklet, gestetnered, No Brotherhood Companions of the Brotherhood], 1977 36 pp. with inserts. Brotherhood. Orange cover. 1977 Catholic Church Kalenda (Calendar) Provincial Press, Booklet, 31 pp. Needs No Katolika 1978 Diocese Honiara. In R.C. box. number of Honiara. c1978 Church of Na Kokoeliulivuti— Provincial Press, Second edition. Needs Yes Melanesia Vana Tabu. Holy Honiara, Solomon Booklet, 15 pp. number Communion in Gela Islands language, trans. Fr. William Tarai. 1978 Church of Order of Service for the [Provincial Press, Booklet, 8 pp. Needs No Melanesia Centenary of the Death Honiara] number. of Bishop George Augustus Selwyn held at Saint Barnabas Cathedral. 9 April 1978. 1978 Church of Tabu Samu Koluzagu Provincial Press, First edition. Needs Yes Melanesia Lova Abeni. A Liturgy Honiara, Solomon Booklet, 14 pp. number. For the Province of Islands, 1978. Melanesia in the language of Savo, Solomon Islands. 5 1978 Church of Sung Eucharist at the Provincial Press, Booklet, 12 pp. Needs No Melanesia beginning of Solomon Honiara, Solomon number Islands Independence Islands. Week. 2 July 1978. [1978] Church of Plan of Daily Prayer Provincial Press, Booklet, 28 pp. Needs No Melanesia for Church Workers Honiara, [1978]. number and for Departed Servants of the Church 1979 c1978 Church of The Provincial Synod. Provincial Press, Booklet, 13 pp. Needs No Melanesia A Guide for Members. [Honiara]. number c1978 Church of Aruaru ni Vanga Abu [Provincial Press, First edition. Needs See later Melanesia tana bosa ni Longu Honiara?] Booklet, 18 pp. number edition. Guadalcanal. A Liturgy for Melanesia in the language of Longu (Guadalcanal) c1978 Church of Commitment Provincial Press, Booklet/folder with Needs No Melanesia Programme Honiara. 2 tracts inside. Clean number copy in NCCC publications box. 1978 Solomon Ecumenical Service 7th Provincial Press? Booklet, 10 pp. Needs No Islands July 1978 Solomon number? Christian Islands Independence Association Day. 1978 Catholic Church Souvenir of Provincial Press, Booklet, 30 pp. Needs No Consecration of Holy Honiara In RC box. number Cross Cathedral Honiara 17th September, 1978. 1978 Catholic Church 1979 Calendar Catholic Provincial Press, Booklet, 60 pp. Needs No Church Solomon 1978 In R.C. box. number Islands. 6 1978 Westminster *A Service of Barnard & Booklet, 12 pp. No Abbey Thanksgiving to mark Westwood Ltd., the Independence of the London. Solomon Islands. 7 July 1978. 1978 Melanesian Melanesian Mission. Melanesian Mission, Booklet, 25 pp. No Mission Annual Report 1977- Watford, Herts. 1978 1978 Barrett, Helen *Fauabu Diary 1928- [Helen Barrett, Reduced and bound No 1978. Brisbane, 1978] photocopy of original in H. Barrett papers. 1979 Church of Preabuk Long Bislama. Provincial Press, Second edition. Needs Yes Melanesia 1979 Booklet, 36 pp. number. [1979] Church of Plan of Daily Prayer Provincial Press, Booklet, 26 pp. Needs No Melanesia for Church Workers Honiara, [1979]. number and for Departed Servants of the Church 1980. 1979 Diocese of Palona Haalu Ana Nau Provincial Press, First edition. Needs Yes Malaita Maai Sa'a. A Liturgy Honiara, 1979. Booklet, 22 pp. number for Melanesia in the language of Sa'a (Malaita) trans. by Mr. David Lilimae 1979 Catholic Church Souvenir of Installation Provincial Press, Booklet, 31 pp. Needs No of Catholic Archbishop Honiara, 1979. In RC box number and Consecration of Peter Kurongku as Auxiliary Bishop ... 25 March, 1979 c1979 Palmer, Mining blong Ista SICA Publications Text mentions recent No Archbishop Message of Easter Committee and Independence of SI 7 Norman and [Pijin and English] HONLIT, Honiara, [1978].
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