Handwritten letter to Dr Stephens, President of Friends of Fryer, re deposit of manuscript material with the Library.

Programmes, Mean Streets issue 3 May 1991, brochures, flyers, booksellers catalogues, Wagga Wagga and region visitors guide, campus guide, abstracts of papers, calico shoulder bag.

Typescript poem with name Eric Beach pencilled at bottom of page.

Original Super8 film of protests by Aboriginal Australians before and during the 1982 Commonwealth Games in Brisbane. Footage by Ian Curr and Lachlan Hurse. Accompanied by DVD copy.

Contents:
Section A
First rally, 3 Aug 1981
Tent Embassy King George Square; speaker Cheryl Buchanon

Section B
Roma Street Forum
Speakers include Phil Perrier, G Gen

Section C
March up Turbot Street
1982 Commonwealth Games sign
Kooris support Murris
Adelaide St March (silent)
Boomerang Tours Bus
Black control of Aboriginal affairs – Land rights ban
Abolish QLD Acts
Land Rights chanting and banners and people looking on in Adelaide Street
Sit down and bystanders
Adelaide and George Streets

Section D
Musgrave Park Tent City 1982 protests
Left arts
Preparing to march from Garden City, final instructions
Approach to Games site over freeway
Police blockade
QEII in distance
Confrontation with police
Sit down
Arrests begin
Land rights flags
Media, including Aboriginal film crew
Special branch

Section E
Roma Street Forum
Speakers include: Kay Saunders, Axe Fraser, N. Bonner, Oodgeroo Noonuccal (speech and poem) Mick Miller (TV and media focus created by marching), Cheryl Buchanon, Susan Ryan (ALP senator), Gary Foley.
March up Turbot Street (beginning)
John Tracy and child
March coming around

Set of 10 postcards illustrated by F Mackain, published P Gaultier, Boulogne-s-Mer, 1917. On back of cards is a sequence of notes written in pencil to 'My Dearest Dempsey' from 'Dad' in France, dated 20 Oct 1918 to 28 Nov 1918.

Performances of Gounod's Faust, Meyerbeer's Les Hugenots [sic], Bellini's La Sonnambula.
Artistes : Mme Lucy Escott, Mlle Rosalie Durand, Miss Emma Neville, Mrs Ada King, Mrs Andrews, and Miss Georgina Hodson. Mr Henry Squires, Mr Armes Beaumont, Mr Henry Wharton, Mr J E Kitts, Mr W Baker, and Mr Fred Lyster.

Collage including typescript from the third section of Dransfield's 'Geography' cut into the front page of Sydney 'Daily Mirror' from 9 May 1973, with an extract of Rodney Hall's obituary. With handwritten annotation.

Handwritten history of Moongalba including hand drawn map with names of inhabitants (9 p.) -- "Grannies Moongalba history" list of Grannies of Moongalba -- 'Australian Aboriginal legend of the lightnings playground on Moreton Island (Moolgunfun) -- four handwritten partial pages -- one newspaper cutting from the Telegraph Feb 28 1936 on Sam Rollands -- two photographs of Paul Tripcony's grandmother Sydney Rollands (mother of Sam Rollands) -- photograph of Paul Tripcony aged about 22, inscribed to Dear Vince with best wishes from Paul -- photograph of Fernandez Gonzales and family showing dugong fillets -- photograph of early Amity.

An illuminated leaf from a book of hours on vellum. Both recto and verso contain 14 lines of Latin text, with initials rubricated in red and blue, heightened in gold and decorated borders. This page originates from a book of hours; a devotional Christian book used to celebrate the eight canonical hours in a private context. The page probably displays part of the Hours of the Holy Cross, an often included additional text.

Typescript of novel 'The blotted line'.