The New Zealand Genealogist
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is published bi-monthly by the New Zealand Society of Genealogists Inc.
It is a high quality publication that promotes the study of genealogy,
and contains articles of interest to members as well as new members’
interests, advertisements, and members queries.
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Material submitted for possible inclusion in the magazine should be received by the Editor no later than the following dates:
Deadlines:
Booking: December 20, February 24, April 24, June 22, August 24, October 24
Publication dates:
First week of: February, April, June, August, October, December |  | | | | Advertising:
The
Society's philosophy is to accept appropriate advertising that will be
placed in the magazine as a service to its members. Such advertising
shall be compatible with the aims and objectives of the Society and
shall be in keeping with the theme of genealogy and family history. The
Editor reserves the right to reject copy that is unsuitable in text or
format.
Click on the link to download a copy of the current advertising rates: Advertising Rates Card
Email the Office Manager to enquire about advertising in The New Zealand Genealogist. |  | | | | Submitting Articles for the NZ Genealogist:
Would
you like to be featured in "The New Zealand Genealogist"? We are
looking for well written, genealogical articles with good illustrations
and/or photos.Your submissions will be welcomed and appreciated.
If you would like to make a submission, please email The Editor.
Submissions
to be considered for inclusion in the magazine are accepted in
electronic form. Any graphics that are to be included with the article
should be submitted at the same time. In the case of photographs it is
preferred that copies are sent, not originals, in case of loss or
damage. High quality scanned or laser printed images, unfolded, are
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Themes for future issues are:
November/December
– Celebration & Traditions - What traditions exist in your family?
Do you celebrate old family traditions? Do you hold family gatherings,
reunions, etc?
January/February – Back to School - tell us about how
School records have helped your research. Do you have teachers in your
family?
March/April - Anzac Day period - Military theme, have you started preparing your family histories of your WW1 relatives?
May/June – Immigration theme.
July/August - Family History Month – bringing people out of the shadows
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Magazine features for Members use:
• Members Interests
NZSG
Members are entitled to publish up to 16 Research Names each year.
Please complete the Members Interest form and return to the address
listed on the form.
If you would like to include your Members
Interests on the Website, visit Members Area > My account and
complete the form at the bottom of that screen.
• Service Section
The
Service Section of The New Zealand Genealogist contains sections for
Contact Sought, Information Wanted, Information Offered, Family Reunion
Notices, etc.
Readers are invited to submit concisely worded queries
to the Editor of not more than 50 words (excluding submitter's name,
address and membership number). Queries should be neatly written or
typed, each entry on a separate sheet of paper. Do not abbreviate your
enquiry. All surnames must be in upper case please. Your full name,
address and membership number must be included with each query.
This
service is not available to non-members. Queries from people living
overseas will be accepted. There is a $NZ 5.00 charge (payable in
advance).
Write to: The Editor
The New Zealand Genealogist
PO Box 14036
Panmure
Auckland 1072
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