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Papers of Frederick W. Dalley (as filmed by the AJCP), 1920-1959

79 items
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Correspondence, memoranda, notes, cuttings and other papers relating to trade union movements in Malaya and Singapore. Correspondents include M. Buttrose, W.L. Blythe, R. Caddick, John Brazier, Alex Simpson and P.P. Narayanan.

Records of the Wellcome Foundation (as filmed by the AJCP), 1882-1986

89 items
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Correspondence, notes, memoranda, financial papers, minutes of meetings, cuttings and notebooks relating to the company's activities in Australia and New Zealand. Subjects include: drug trials; value and problems of conducting drug trials in Australia and New Zealand; and sales and exports. Correspondents include J.D. Spink, S.M. Burroughs, E.W. Wrigley, A.B. Hector, Capt. R.F. Scott and Sir Ernest Shackleton.

Papers of Rex Reid and Natasha Kirsta, c. 1800-2000

4.55 metres (11 ms boxes + 2 large folio boxes + 1 map folio)
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Comprises material relating to the dance career and personal lives of Rex Reid and Natasha Kirsta. Includes extensive collection of photographs, correspondence and folders relating to various dance companies and productions.
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Collections held by the Surrey Record Office, Guildford Muniment Room (as filmed by the AJCP), 1854-1941

60 items
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Papers 1888-1905 of Sir William Hillier Onslow, 4th Earl of Onslow, Governor of New Zealand 1889-1892. Subjects include: Maoris; Federation of Australia; Chinese crisis in New South Wales; defences of New Zealand and Australia; and New Zealand birds. Correspondents include Queen Victoria, Lord Knutsford, Richard Seddon and J. Chamberlain. Also papers of his son Sir Richard Onslow including an account of a visit to Australia and New Zealand 1889-1890.
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Papers of Edward Koiki Mabo, 1943, 1959-1992 (bulk 1972-1992)

(28 ms boxes + 2 folio boxes + 1 outsize phase box)
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Edward Koiki Mabo was born in 1936 on the island of Mer, one of the Murray Islands, which are located at the eastern extremity of Torres Strait. In June 1992, six months after his death, Mabo achieved national prominence as the successful principal plaintiff in the landmark High Court ruling on native land title. The High Court ruling, for the first time, gave legal recognition to the fact that indigenous land ownership existed in Australia before European settlement and that, in some cases, this land tenure was not subsequently extinguished by the Crown.
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Papers of Sara Dowse, 1998

(150 ms boxes)
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The bulk of the MS 7365 collection comprises papers relating to Sara Dowse's work as a writer, including research material, correspondence, newspaper cuttings and drafts of her novels, reviews and short stories. There are papers relating to her work as head of the Office of Women's Affairs, papers relating to grant applications, and personal correspondence with family and friends. There are extensive files on West Block, Canberra tales, Schemetime and Silver city, and also on the National Women's Advisory Council, Australian Labor Party, and Australian National Word Festival.
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Papers of the Leahy family, 1999-2007

(79 sound/av carriers)
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This collection comprises recordings from 79 microcassettes relating to the life of pastoralist JJ Leahy created by Gerard Leahy as research for his several books. Titles include 'Horses, cars and aircraft : JJ Leahy pastoral property pioneer' and 'Shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in two generations'. The microcassettes include interviews with Keith and Paul Leahy speaking about their father JJ Leahy (1999-2007) and provide first hand recollections of an important rural figure and of a pastoral industry that is rapidly changing from holdings by individuals to corporate ownership.
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Papers of Noel Counihan, 1931-1994

6.19 metres (33 boxes, 1 folio box, 1 map folio)
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The collection documents aspects of Counihan's career from the 1930s to 1994, and includes extensive series of correspondence (personal, business, family and posthumous), together with articles, reviews, catalogues and invitations connected with his various artistic and writing activities. Also featured in the papers are appointment diaries, published and photographic copies of Counihan's artwork (especially cartoons and caricatures), typescript memoirs, a manuscript history of Russian art, articles and speeches by or about the artist, and a few photographs and books about his life and career.