Lecture notes on William Baylebridge, especially on 'Love redeemed'.

Letters dated 8 April ,15 April and 6 May 1929 : letters sent to electors, in his capacity as Opposition Leader and Leader of the Country and Progressive National Party. Letter of 17 June 1932, to Sir William .

Letter concerns Albert Prout, explorer, who the author was to have married, and the poem 'Where the pelican builds her nest' by Mary Hannay Foott. Includes covering letter from E. S. Wilkinson to the Editor, Courier.
Letter from E.T. Morey is a handwritten copy, made by E.S. Wilkinson.

Exercise book containing handwritten poems by Ivie Murchie. Includes 6 photographs of schools and residences where Ivie Murchie taught and lived (Mungar, Normanton, Bundaberg; [187-] - [1904] ). Also includes typed list of schools at which he taught, and the dates.

Contains handwritten poem by James Brunton Stephens, beginning 'Another year its course has run'. The poem was apparently written as part of the presentation of the scrapbook to Mrs. Outridge, on the occasion of the school's first breaking-up at the end of year. Also contains newspaper clippings, some with biographical information, pressed flowers, and cards.

4 handwritten letters by H.J.J. Sparks, Honorary Secretary, Oxley Memorial Library : One letter (draft copy) concerns the Oxley Library Commitee's recommendation for the purchase of Mr. P. Forrest's private library of Australian books ; 3 letters give notice of monthly meetings of the Oxley Library Committee. Also one typescript circular letter giving notice of monthly meeting.

Includes letter from Thomas Percy to Firmon McKinnon ( 1 leaf handwritten, 1937 Nov 15), explaining accompanying corrections to manuscript. Accompanying corrections for page 26-26e.

Extracts made by J.D. Kerr in 1969, from the diaries in the Thomas Welsby Library of the Royal Queensland Historical Society. Extracts concern Pettigrew's railway enterprises.

Letter concerns George Phillips, surveyor with the Lands Department from 1865, who accompanied explorer William Landsborough in an expedition from Bowen Downs.

Covers the following dates : August 6, 13, 20, 27, September 3, 10, 17, 24, 1864. Periodical created for 'amusement' of passengers on board the Queen of the Colonies. Includes an abstract of the ship's log.
Accompanied by 2 leaves photocopied from 'The Presbyterian Outlook', 1931 March 1 : about Mrs J.S. Kerr (nee McLeod), who came to Brisbane with her family on the Queen of the Colonies in 1864.