Letter from Jan Wilson, State Organiser, about the performance of: 'The golden years of Gough' by Roberta Bonnin and Albert Hunt. Accompanied by: another letter about the performance of this play. These letters were with the playscript of 'The golden years of Gough' in the Hanger collection.

Contains details of droving from Eulumbie in the Narran district of NSW through Western Queensland to Pomerania near the Leichhardt River in Queensland.

Note by author on front cover: 'I later changed this title to 'Theatre comes to Australia.' Published by University of Queensland Press, 1971.'

About the castle of Brynhyfryd at Blackstone in the Ipswich district and its owner, Lewis Thomas M.L.C.
Acknowledgements page signed by author.

Accompanied by a note about the talk by Val Vallis (1 l.; handwritten).

One notebook, containing a diary covering events in Hughenden from March to July of 1891.
Accompanied by a note about the Wyatt diary by Richard Fotheringham (1 leaf; handwritten).
Also accompanied by a transcript of the diary written by Alan Anderson circa 1985 (26 l., 33 cm, handwritten) and a typescript copy of the transcript with pencil annotations made by Fryer Library staff (12 l., 30 cm).

Letter expressing regret at Miss Peters' resignation from the Society.

Examples of two types of cards. Registration card and proof of registration card. Cards are blank.

Lecture delivered in the School of Arts, Sydney, 1857 Nov 23. As reported in the Sydney Morning Herald, 1857 Nov 24. Also: comment in Sydney Morning Herald on the above, 1857 Nov 30, suggesting that Deniehy's estimate of Harpur's importance would be ridiculed overseas.