Roy & Daera Andrews: TPNG Technical Research Bulletin no.1 PWD, October 1964; Local Government Handbook prepared by ADO P.J. Powers 1968; extracts from Criminal Codes P&NG, Administrative College, Port Moresby, 1970; DDS&NA circular instructions 1950-1962; miscellaneous documents Law & Legal Policy statements; T.E. Barnett, editor, Case book on the formation of customary marriage in selected areas of PNG, no date; Dept Provincial Affairs Madang 1977 Technical handbook for field staff; Native Administration Regulations (NG) and Native Regulations (P), October 1968; confidential report on visit to Kenya by D.S. Groves, G.F. Sheehan and M.J. Scott re practice of land administration in that country, Port Moresby 17/2/1970; RPNGC specimen information and list of Ordinances applicable thereto; Dept Chief Minister & Development Administration: Field Summary Notes: Mt Hagen and Wewak. Law Notes Vol.1 – Law Court procedures; vol.2 of Local Court Procedures; various Ordinances and items concerning Land Titles Commission matters; volume of Circular Instructions, Notes and Advice for Magistrates ca.1967/1968; volume of Magistrates’ Notes ca.1968; ASOPA pre-1965 Law lecture notes 462 – 472; Administrative College 1979 Training course, assessment procedures and general staff training; RPNGC general duties specialist course ca.1972; RPNGC report writing and correspondence; RPNGC C.I.B. sub-course vol.2 Judges Rules and handling of various criminal offences; Induction course for cadet Patrol Officers, Konedobu, March 1960; study guide to Police Offences Ordinance ca.1970; Native Administration Ordinance and Regulations Port Moresby, 1959;Patrol Magazine published by Division of Development & Administration vol.1 Sept. 1974, vol.1A Oct. 1974 followed by vol.1 nos.2,4,5&6 (2 copies of each). Vol.1 no.5 refers to Inter-national Women’s Year; Docmada Bullroarer Magazine ca.1973; Various publications: Work-ing with People 1964 (republished 1967); Steps to self-government Speech by Aust. PM John Gorton 6/7/1970; Local Government Bulletin no.4 June 1967; Kandera Cronicle (sic) Adminis- trative College ca.1973; Magistrates’ Notes vol.3 1969 nos.1-4; Careers Information Bulletin ca.1974; RPNGC Training document vol.1 folio 14 Common Street & Miscellaneous offences; Miscellaneous documents: notes on primitive system of land holdings, investigation by Dr C.R. Meek (undated); Annual Report Kairuku area co-operative officer Noel R. Morris 1962; Admin. College 1969 Recognition and Enforcement of Native Custom in PNG courts: general law in PNG ca.1970; ASOPA anthropology paper on Culture Shock; Mt Hagen Field Training Unit extract from Sorcery Ordinance 1971; pidgin English document re land demarcation; PSHC Syllabus 1972 – introduction to PNG law; Administration Press statement no.7 Jan. 1964: review of Dept of Native Affairs; Dept of the Administrator 1970 – Magisterial functions; Dept. of Native Affairs circular instruction no.267 Patrol Reports; procedure regarding criminal cases before the local court; various Reports as listed; Seventh Waigani Seminar: Law & Development in Papua New Guinea – the Emmanuel Trial (the Queen v. William Taupa Tovarula & others) case reviewed by J.P. Hamilton.

W.A. McGrath, Pacific Book House, Broadbeach: Post Courier selective index compiled by Institute of Applied Social and Economic Research (ASER), Boroko: 1972 1973 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1984 1985. Missing 1974 1975 1983. Bibliographies: Morobe Province First Edition January 1999; Madang Province First Edition April 1999, West Sepik/Sandaun Province First Edition February 2000.

Mary Jenkins:  teacher at Methodist Overseas Mission School, Rabaul, 1933-1942:   letters 110373, 250373, 020473 to Dr Peter Cahill giving graphic descriptions of Rabaul and locale (Nonga, Kerevat, Matupi Island, Rapindik, Kokopo, Tunnel Hill, Vunakanau, Malaguna, Toboi, Lakunai, Simpson Harbour, Blanche Bay) with details of Chinese shops, businesses, and trade stores, Australian companies stores, Administration offices and infra-structure, banks, hospitals, schools and residential areas.

Peter Stone: CD of Dawn Service Rabaul 2014; “before and after” views of Rabaul as well as details and agenda for the three ceremonies.

Don Matheson: Part One -Proposed undated Constitution of The Association of Surveyors of Papua New Guinea (Ass.Surv. PNG); general correspondence; Meetings Port Moresby 040560; 070461; 290561; 220661; 260662 +AGM agenda; Rabaul 240861; Rabaul  031061. Correspondence from Registrar of Titles, Port Moresby, advising registration as a surveyor in the Territory of Papua and the Territory of New Guinea and enclosing Certificate of Competency of 030854 and details of professional experience. Other correspondence concerning surveyor’s position in PNG; Montevideo Maru matters; compensation value of pre-WW1 value of German New Guinea plantations; email from Chris Diercke with copy of photo of eastern end of Tobera airport and top end of Ramale area (both located in Kokopo area of Gazelle Peninsula); photo of Jap baths at Ramalen near entrance/exit of hospital tunnel; copy of map from Rabaul Spitze to Kabakaul Bucht; three copies of typical cave layouts Rabaul; 3 photos of cave interiors. Minutes of the Ass.Surv.PNG meetings  040560, 260961, 031061, 020361; 070461, 250561, 220661, 240861, 260661 plus related correspondence and Matheson’s letter of resignation from the Association and position of Staff Surveyor; Ass.Surv.PNG Fourth Survey Congress 1969; Quarterly Bulletin no.1 December 1960; no.2 June 1961; no.3 October 1961; no.4 January 1962; no.5 May 1961 (?typo). Small photos: Japanese prisoner of war gallows in secluded gully behind police barracks, Rabaul (demolished 1960 and some material used to build Malaguna Technical School); survey vessel Laurabada used to supervise six survey parties in islands out of Rabaul under supervision of Staff Surveyor D.J. Matheson; survey pegs (“cements”) – see note on reverse; more survey pegs Rabaul 1960; building of 4”x2” timber with sisalkraft (paper) walls by Jap p.o.w.’s for War Criminal Compound guards, later became Asiatic Hospital, later still the Survey office; view of Rabaul 1950-1956; Rabaul harbour from vulcanologist observatory; Matupit volcano; wrecks in Rabaul harbour; Sepik boat’s crew before M.V. Katika on slipway, Port Moresby 1953, 2nd engineer Neville Edwards; photo of surveying in dense pitpit near Bereina, Papua, 1960; golden turkey mound Bereina, 1960; unidentified airstrip (?Bereina); drinks at Paga Hill (Port Moresby) club 1960s. Files: small quantity of old German Records; (Lands Dept) Departmental correspondence Papua and New Guinea 1959-1962; New Guinea taxation (D.J. Matheson); Dept Circulars 1961-62; Rabaul Motor Body Works; Plantation Holdings Limited; New Guinea Club; Survey Conferences PNG plus colour photo of surveyors; private surveys Rabaul; some personal correspondence.

Part Two – Danish booklet  by: C. Krebs, Er Himalaya en Bjergkaedem som endnu vokser? Saertryk af Geografisk Tidsskrift. 1959 with English translation; map milinch of Epo, fourmil of Yule Island at Bereina dated 5. 2.65; S.F. 644 Pors.1, 2, 3, 3a, 4, 5, 6, 7, 15, 34 & 310& Business Blocks, Bereina, Epo/Yule 14.11.60; correspondence memo.LF.127/1 (513) (4239) of 10th October 1961; LF127/1 (2569 of 4th September 1961; LF127/1 (513) of 13th July 1961; Minute (no file no.) of 21st June 1961; LF127/1 of 17th November 1960; (no file no.) DA331, LA.3717, 3878; LF127/1 23rd September 1960; Survey 1 and 2 of Resub.3 of Sub.2 Of 1/38 Town of Rabaul; 1 and 2 (each) of Allots 4&5 of Section 47 Town of Rabaul (two copies); 1 and 3 of Sub.1 2 38 Town of Rabaul (2 copies); 1 and 2 77 Old Chinatown Rabaul;
1 and 2 of Resub.3 of Sub.2 of 1 38 Town of Rabaul; plan of survey of Masonic Temple, Bampton Street, Port Moresby; 1 to 5 Paparatava or Varzin, District of New Britain; 1 & 2 of Paluat or Faluat, District of New Britain (2 copies); 1 and 2 Gire Gire Extended District of New Britain (3 copies); Survey of Subdivisions 1&2, & Easement in Subdivision 2, Portion 235, New Britain District; Survey of Subdivisions 1&2 in Subdivision 2 Portion 235, New Britain District; purple/gold hatband of Kokopo Rifle Club with badges of Kokopo, Rabaul, Lae, Madang and Port Moresby Rifle Clubs existing at interclub shoot at Lae in 1961; assorted correspondence – sketch of layout of new Masonic Temple, Port Moresby, and article by Dr Krebs are missing; comments on Bereina matters; surveys in and around Old China Town, Rabaul; and plan of survey of Varzin plantation used during court cases to determine validity of access by the German administration In conjunction with Dr Theo Bredmeyer’s Ph.D thesis.

Peter Cahill: Calendars of colour photos of villages, villagers, places, sing-sings: Papua New Guinea 1990 people and places; 1991 Air Niugini Faces and Places; 1992 Air Niugini; 1992 Papua New Guinea; 1992 Papua New Guinea calendar of scenes and people in Tari, Southern Highlands Province, produced by year 12 photography students of Port Moresby Internat-ional High School; 1993 Air Niugini The Last Frontier; Papua New Guinea 1993 New Nation; New Art: Contemporary Art from Papua New Guinea. Queensland Chinese Forum Program for 2015 Chinese New Year Celebrations and Invitation to Grand Opening of Cathay Commu-nity Association Centre, 26th April 2014 at Coopers Plains. Brisbane.

Ron Sterland: 281 slides of Milne Bay, East Sepik, Morobe, Central, Eastern Highlands, Manus, New Ireland, east New Britain, Madang Provinces including places and people; traditional dancing; WW2 memorial Alotau; canoe racing; food gardens; school children; Anglican Cathedral Dogura; plantation scenes; rubber plantations; Port Moresby CBD; PNG University; Halls of residence; Bomana War Cemetery; Badihagwa High School; buildings at Lorengau; athletics carnival; Kassam Pass; Goroka Teachers College; Hallstrom Reserve; mud-men dancing; Yangoru High School; Wewak-Maprik “highway”; crocodile farm Sepik River; Chambri Lakes clay pots; Haus Tamberams; etc.; 5 sample pages of stories collected from students; 132 legends from Milne Bay Province; 30 from Manus; 18 from Yangoru; 70 factual stories from the same three areas about fishing methods, building huts, making fire, sample of languages; 30 of historical events e.g. first missionary, WW2 story, A Big Man, first Kiap, first Luluai etc; plus folders for the above.

Maxwell R. Hayes: photographs ca.1920: natives at singsing wearing pearl-shell and pig tusks, with septum piercings and white cockatoo feathers in hair; thirteen men wearing pig tusks and boat-shaped white cockatoo head-dresses carrying kundus (drums) and woven bilums (string bags); plantation scene with manager’s house behind well laid- out garden. Following mainly of Eitape/Aitape, Sepik District: footbridge across river with scattered European-style houses; Eitape beach with Catholic Mission vessel “Gabriel” at anchor; German-built plantation bungalow; ?Eitape station showing ?District Office, more bungalows and ?storage/copra processing shed; pitsawing a log; group of natives in singsing finery – with (?Australian Army) Rising Sun on helmet; pre-1921 labour line; European (unidentified) has (?Australian Army) Rising Sun on slouch hat. Identified and dated photographs: men of Atzera village, Huon Gulf, wearing coloured hats of beaten bark; lagoon near Markham River; village of Labu at mouth of Markham River; Singaua plantation, Huon Gulf; native climbing Areca palm tree for betel-nuts. These photographs dated 040220 – 210320.

Brian Johnstone (principal donor): colour photographs of airstrips located in the Morobe/ Highlands Districts 1966 –1972 – Wau, Omkali, Asaloka Gap, Marawaka, (Kukukuku country), Wonenara (poison arrow country), Wahgi River valley, Obura, Lae, Derim, Kabwum, Aseki, Porgera, Kasanombe, Salamaua; includes “side-saddle” travel in chartered aircraft; Tanyo Maru Japanese wartimewreck at end of Lae strip; Goroka Show 1966 (Governor General Casey in top hat and formal dress); aerial view of Lae 1969; Mt Hagen Show 1969 with “the chaps” working a sing-sing. Placed in Fryer Library e-space.

Charles Betteridge by email: story of the battle of Driniumor River, Aitape area, 10/11 July – 25 August 1944; 3,000 Americans and 8,000 – 10,000 Japanese killed. Nearby creeks clogged with Japanese bodies which polluted village drinking water for some weeks. Story put in Fryer e-space.

Wendy Cousins: booklet The National Policy of the People’s Progress Party. Kelvin Press, Cremorne, NSW. 1977.