Typescript poem with holograph note by Martin Haley.

Holograph poems written for Vista Aug. 1977.
Accompanied by greeting card to Margaret O'Hagan.
Titles: The patrol returns -- Remembering El Cano, the forgotten.

Titles: Translation [from] Catullus; Disillusionment; To Althea; Monkey Glands; Charles II; A Latin Name; Statius: To Sleep (A Translation); two short poems, untitled.

Two poems presented by Martin Haley for the Writers Guild of Queensland.
Rime for Queensland schools accompanied by brief notes.
Titles: Rime for Queensland schools -- Caloundra Rimes.

Correspondence from friends and fellow writers, editors and critics; mainly concerned with literary interests and personal news. The earliest letter is dated 29 Sep 1923 and the latest 6 Jan 1980. The bulk of the letters were written in the 1950's and 1960's. In all there are over 1700 items. Periodicals to which reference is made include: The Advocate; The Catholic Leader; The Catholic Weekly; Contact; Crosscurrents; Expression; Makar; Meanjin Papers; Poetry Australia; Poetry Magazine; 20th Century; Vista. Associations: Catholic Writers' and Readers' Association; Catholic Poetry Society; Poetry Society of Australia.
Included in the correspondents are: Thea Astley; Vincent Buckley; Emily Bulcock; Edna Carroll; C.B. Christesen; Delia Craig Antoine Denat; James Devaney (163) Margaret Diesendorf; Tom Dimes; Rosemary Dobson, R.D. Fitzgerald (48); Maureen Freer, John Gartner; Dame Mary Gilmore; Paul Grano; A.D. Hope (42); R.G. Howarth (47); Rex Ingamells (13); Kevin Kelly; Pat Lawler (55); David Little; David Locher; Llewelyn Lucas (22); Frederick Macartney (51); James McAuley (32); Ian Mudie; Walter Murdoch; Frank Murphy (243); J. Jarvis Nye; Grace Perry; Margaret (June) Saunders (20); Henry Schoenheimer; Thomas Shapcott; Walter Stone; Imogen Whyse (29). This list does not include correspondents with only one or two letters, or purely personal correspondence.

Letters contain mainly personal news, some literary.
Includes 3 letters from David Locher to Martin Haley.

Letter requests Hadgraft to address two meetings, one of the Fellowship of Australian Writers and the other the Catholic Readers & Writers Society. Letter includes two short poems.

Handwritten letter, with envelope addressed to Professor Andrew Thomson, commenting on lecture about Judith Wright and comparing to Mary Gilmore and William Baylebridge.