Correspondence from 12 Jan 1960 to 13 Nov 1969. Correspondents include: Brisbane Arts Ball Committee; Queensland Trustees Limited; Queensland National Gallery Society; Queensland Art Gallery; Central Technical College, Brisbane; Brisbane Women's Club; Brisbane Fountains Committee; Design Arts Centre; letters from doctor regarding recommended foods, blood tests results; Commonwealth Department of Customs and Excise, Brisbane; Society of Women Writers.

Correspondence from 3 Feb 1970 to 28 Nov 1979. Correspondents include: G.S. Madden, Williams and Bicknell (Solicitors) regarding copyright infringement of Mayo's work; Brisbane Women's Club; Society of Sculptors Queensland; University of Queensland Union; Dr. Frank Fisher regarding Mayo's health; The Cultural Centre (Queensland); Melbourne College of Education; National Library of Australia with transcript of interview on 10 May 1963 with Mrs Hazel de Berg; Macquaries Galleries; Home Help; Important Women Artists; Queensland Trustees Limited; and letters from Judith McKay

Correspondence from 8 Jan 1950 to 19 Oct 1959. Correspondents include: Society of Artists; Leonard S. Beckett (Dental surgeon); F.G. Parker & Andrew / F.C. Bryant / Stephens & Tozer (Solicitors) re Estate of late AGnes Emma Saxelby; Australian Broadcasting Commission; A.H. Sagar (Dental Surgeon); Society of Sculptors and Associates; Combined Creditors' Association; Queensland National Art Gallery; Lord Mayor, Brisbane; Queensland Trustees Limited; Central Methodist Mission; Brisbane Crematorium Limited regarding the disposal of ashes of the late Lila Mary Mayo.

Correspondence from 25 Feb 1980 to 23 May 1980. Correspondents include: South Australian Film Corporation attached to this is a response to their request from Richard H. Mayo, nephew of Daphne Mayo, who assisted her with her correspondence and business matters due to her living in a Convalescent Hospital; SGIO.

Correspondence from 15 Feb 1940 to 22 Dec 1949. Correspondents include: Queensland Combined Art Committee; Who's Who in Australia; Industrial Arts Society, Sydney; Society of Artists; Premier's Department (Signed W. Forgan Smith); High Commissioner for Canada (T.C. Davis); Mary Corkery; Teachers' College; doctor and pathology reports; Commonwealth Office of Education; Royal Queensland Art Society (including 'Constitution and Rules').

99 letters (includes postcards and letter cards and 14 incomplete notes/letters) from Vida Lahey to Daphne Mayo. The dated correspondence dates from 13 Oct 1929 to 2 Apr 1968, however most correspondence is undated, is of a personal nature and relates to their friendship. Most of the letters are addressed from 97 St Lucia Road (now Sir Fred Schonell Drive), St. Lucia.

Four letters to Vida Lahey are also included in this file.

Letters, telegrams and postcards sent to Daphne Mayo between 7 Jan 1930 and 28 Dec 1939. Not all years have correspondence.
1930 - 19 letters and 3 telegrams. Correspondents include: Wal (Walter Taylor) (4 letters); 'Golly' (Nell Mary Lette Hubble) (5 letters); Ina (Selina) Rivers; Kathleen ; Rose; Frank; and several letters of congratulation.
1931- 8 letters and 2 telegrams. Correspondents include: Everilda Birch; Wal (Walter Taylor) (3 letters); 'Golly' (Nell Mary Lette Hubble); Ina Rivers; and Bertha Hubble (about the death of Nell Hubble).
1933 - 3 letters and 1 postcard. Correspondents include Aunt Rose; and Wal (Walter Taylor) (2 letters, one of which proposes marriage and Daphne has a draft response to him on the back of the letter).
1934 - 4 letters and 1 letter card.
1935 - 3 letters.
1937 - 3 letters.
1938 - 2 postcards, 1 telegram.
1939 - 7 letters. Correspondents include: Auntie Daisy; Rosie.

Two folders of undated letters, incomplete letters and letter fragments and 1 folder of postcards and cards. Correspondents include: Dr Christine Rivett, Kathleen, Mim Shaw, Godfrey Rivers (1 letters), Ina Rivers, Leonard Shillams.

Edith Lahey, a friend of Daphne Mayo's, was the step-aunt to Vida Lahey and frequently corresponded with Daphne Mayo. Most of her letters are addressed from 'Erica', 349 Cavendish Road, Coorparoo. Of the 97 letters, 28 are dated 23 June 1943 to 22 July 1957. The final letter was written by 'Colin, the scribe' on Edith's behalf.

Letters, telegrams and postcards sent to Daphne Mayo between 23 Dec 1914 and 11 Sep 1924. Not all years have correspondence. Correspondents include: Frank (several letters), Aunt Rose, The Brecknock Studios, 'Dick' (Daphne's brother Richard Mayo, to 'Doodles') (2 letters 1922, 1 undated), Connie, Matthew Nathan (telegram from 13 Dec 1923), and five letters from Kathleen [Walker?] (aka 'Gabriel').