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Prior's review of G.H. Duggan's book Evolution and philosophy, published in NZ Listener on 9 December 1949, p. 17. This review would trigger a long debate in NZ Listener, entitled "How things began".

A rates notice from Heathcote County Council, addressed to Hennie Popper, for the sum of just under 13 pounds.

A letter from the W.E.A. to Popper, dated 1 March 1939, telling him that he was recommended to teach a course for W.E.A.'s Christchurch classes in 1939.

A letter from Popper to the secretary of the W.E.A, dated 4 March 1939, in response to KP8080. Popper said he was pleased to be invited to teach philosophy for the W.E.A.

A report to the W.E.A. executive meeting on Friday 19 May 1939, in which Popper was listed as one of the suggested lecturers to lecture at Paparua Prison.

A report to the W.E.A. tutorial class committee on Monday 15 May 1939, according to which the attendances for Popper's class is estimated as 40.

A notice of the W.E.A. classes that states the title, time, location, and name of the tutor for each of the 13 classes. Popper's class was scheduled on Tuesdays.

A record of statistics of Popper's 1943 W.E.A. course "Philosophy of Nature and Society".

A record of statistics of Popper's 1943 W.E.A. course "Philosophy of Nature and Society".

An undated tutor's session report filled out and signed by Popper.