Newspapers relating to Macau, 1862-1971

 
Component identifier:
Subseries 15-2
Content Summary:

Including single or selected issues of various newspapers and notices, primarily Macanese, together with related transcriptions, memoranda, certificates and circulars. Among the newspapers represented are O Echo do Povo (1862), O Extremo Oriente (1896), Echo Macanese (1896), Congregações Marianas (1904), Boletim Official do Governo da Provincia de Macau (1905), A Verdade (1910), A Colonia (1918), Noticias de Macau (1953 and 1964) and O Clarim (1971). The notices include 'Memorial addressed to the Prime Minister in Lisbon by over one hundred Portuguese Shanghai residents', 1915.

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Immediate source of acquisition:
The bulk of the Braga Collection (including manuscripts, pictures, maps, newspapers, serials, periodicals, monographs and ephemera) was purchased from J.M. Braga in 1966. The component held in the Manuscript Collection at MS 4300 appears to have been formally accessioned as the J.M. Braga Papers in 1975. Several small additions have been made since the original instalment of papers was received. Most of these additions were transfers to the Manuscripts Collection from other collection areas, including a file of newspaper cuttings in May 1975, a set of microfilm reels in 1984, a file of manuscript material in 1985, lists of the Braga Collection in 1994, and two files of assorted printed material and other papers in 2009. As well, several small additions have been made by members of the Braga family. In 1992, various Braga family members donated a copy of the eulogy and order of service for Augusta Braga's memorial service, and in 2002 Angela Braga donated photographs of medals and decorations awarded to J.P. Braga, together with photocopies of early writings of J.M. Braga and eulogies for J.M. Braga and his grandson Michael Braga.

Access and use

Parent Restrictions:
Available for research.
Parent Terms of Access:
Copying and publishing of unpublished manuscript material is subject to copyright restrictions. For such material, written permission to publish must be obtained from the copyright holder(s). Copying of unpublished material for research purposes is permissible 50 years after the death of the creator of the material.
Location of this collection:
Parkes Place
Canberra ACT 2600, Australia
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