The Society has nearly 300 members worldwide and, while a substantial number are general collectors, there is a keen specialist interest in most areas. The Society welcomes specialist and general members.
The current benefits of membership include:
The Kiwi is the official Journal of the Society and is circulated to all members six times a year. It contains articles of both a general and specialised nature together with other useful information on the stamps and postal history of New Zealand. It also provides a valuable forum for debate and correspondence between members.
Meetings are held every two months in London. In addition a Regional Group meets four times a year in the North West of England (Orrell, Lancashire), a Midland Group meets in Birmingham twice a year and a Western Group and a Scottish Group meet in different venues. Information about all meetings of the Society is carried in The Kiwi.
All UK members are entitled to contribute to, and make purchases from, the thriving packet circuit. Further details are available from the packet secretary on joining the Society.
The Society holds annual competitions, with a range of category options, in London during March and in Orrell during September.
An auction is held after the Annual General Meeting in November each year. All members may contribute material and can bid on items in person or by post.
General Secretary: Keith Collins, 13 Briton Crescent, Sanderstead, Surrey, CR2 0JN