Two bound scrapbooks of records collected by Mary M. Bennett when compiling the history of her father, Sir Robert Christison, The bound volumes include: newspaper cuttings, extracts of newspaper cuttings, pamphlets, photographs, reprints of articles, and typescripts written by or relating to Sir Robert Christison and the Dalleburra people who lived on the same land. Most of the material covers the period 1870 to 1910.

Two folders: 1. 9 letters, typescript and handwritten, received by Mrs Bennett from overseas institutions and friends re her donation and her book Christison of Lammermoor; and 2. accompanying notes compiled by Mrs Bennett for the slides in Series C.

5 series of glass plate negatives used in teaching.

Item 1. '41st Battalion : unveiling of memorial' (clipping, Brisbane Courier, [November?] 12, 1931)
Item 2. Information for visitors to Australian soldiers' graves in France and Belgium. London : High Commissioner for Australia, undated.

25 postcards (dated 1916 to 1918) : includes postcards from England (London, Salisbury), and military cartoons and sketches by T. Cross
2 greetings cards (dated 1917, 1931)
Invitation from Bendigo Temperance Societies, to a welcome social Mar 26, 1919, to Chaplain Major Alf A. Mills

The Atherton Maize Board (Pool) was constituted on 31 August 1923 and was responsible for the marketing of maize produced in Atherton, Mareeba, Herberton, Chillagoe and adjacent areas. New Silos at Atherton and Tolga were completed in 1925 and by 1931 addtional storage was required. This series has plans for silo storage in Tolga, Kairi, and Atherton.

This series is comprised of 6 maps:
Item 1. Riqueval.
Item 2. British Front Line, 6pm, 24.9.18
Item 3. France (ordnance survey Feb 1918) (shows German trenches)
Item 4. 'The Western Theatre of the European War : the clearest and most detailed map in one sheet, by which the operations of the French-British-American-Belgian, and German armies can be followed'. 1918 edition.
Item 5. Belgium and France. Sheet 28, Edition 3.
Item 6. Canberra. 1933

The photographer was probably Neville Lyons, Manager of MIF. There is a album with 104 photographs with captions and pencil numbering; and another 226 photographs.