Copy of circular issued by Institute of Public Administration, ‘Legal Aspects of the Work of a Town Clerk’, nd, 13pp.
Public Administration in Northern Ireland, Magee University College, Extra-Mural Studies, includes article by Maurice Hayes on Local Government, 1967, 124pp.
Invoices from H.J. O’Boyle, Builders to Mr Hayes, Castle Street, Strangford, for the making of bookshelves.
Subscription prospectus for ‘A Museum for County Down?’, with Maurice Hayes as one of the organising committee.
Material from the Northern Ireland Tourist Board Seminar – Conway Hotel, entitled “Tourism for the Seventies”, including agenda, attendees, copies of presentations and copies of annual reports of the Tourist Board. One of the speakers is Maurice Hayes of the Ulster Countryside Committee.
Correspondence and administrative material relating to a committee set up in Stormont Castle to support the building of a Leisure Centre in Belfast.
File of circular letter and responses relating to the setting up of the Downpatrick and District Committee, asking various organisations in the area to give their opinion. Also a report on proposed County Museum in the existing Assembly Hall, Downpatrick, County Down for the County Down Museum Committee, done by Robert McKinstry and Partner architects.
File of correspondence and other material relating to the transfer of Maurice Hayes from Downpatrick UDC to the Community Relations Commission, and the issue of salary as paid by the Civil Service to him. Includes letter from Irving Goldaber to Maurice Hayes on the possibility of coming to Northern Ireland to outline the Communications Laboratory process (21 Apr 1973).
‘Reshaping of Local Government’, memorandum relating to the re-shaping of local government and the Corporation’s position in regard thereto, Belfast County Borough Council (1 Dec 1969).
File of correspondence/papers relating to local government and the political situation in Northern Ireland at the time. Includes letter from the Ministry of Home Affairs, Northern Ireland to Maurice Hayes, Downpatrick Town Clerk, arranging meetings to discuss the application of proportional representation to local government elections for 1972; also papers relating to the situation in Northern Ireland from Church Groups.