Certificate naming Beatrice M. Hutton of Rockhampton an Associate of the Queensland Institute of Architects. Dated 24 Nov 1916.

One certificate, mounted on board. First certificate of registration as an architect issued in Queensland.

Certificate of registration of copyright no. 2744 issued 1 Oct 1912 to Margaret Reynolds by Registrar of Copyrights George Townsend. Copyright certificate relates to the 'print from a design etched on copper called Ex Libris or Book Plate by Lionel Lindsay'.
Accompanied by handwritten letter from Lionel Lindsay 10 Aug 1912 to the Registrar of Copyright giving his copyright permission to Margaret Reynolds.

Item 1: Permit to entry the Territory of Papua and New Guinea, 2 Jan 1945.
Item 2: Certificate of inspection, 6 Jan 1962, with carbon copy.
Items 3-6: Newspaper cuttings relating to William Cottrell-Dormer in Papua New Guinea, 1951-1963.

John D Fryer: Certificates and keepsakes
• Three certificates awarded to John D Fryer for academic achievement at the Rockhampton Boys’ Grammar School
• Poster: ‘Female Obelisk. A simple-ton of learning, so aged and wise, Finds fit representation in the obelisk guise’
• John D Fryer, Results of Examinations, Rockhampton Grammar School, 1911 to 1912
• Certificate of Commission as an Officer in the Defence Force of the Commonwealth, 1 Jul 1920
• Invitation to Mr J Fryer from ‘His Excellency the Governor at Home’ 28 Apr [1920?]
• Menu: ‘Dinner tendered to Brisbane University Football Team by the University Amateur League Football Club, Burlington Café, 12 Jun 1920’
• In memoriam card: John Denis Fryer (Lieut. A.I.F) Who Died 7th February, 1923 from the effects of gas received in France, aged 27 years
• Rockhampton Boys’ Grammar School bookplate devised in honour of John D Fryer and awarded for proficiency in French and English

Two certificates awarded to John James Sparks / John James Sparkes.

The 1913 certificate is from the Rockhampton Agricultural Society awarded to J.J. Sparkes [sic] for second prize in an essay competition, 45 x 36cm. Written in pencil on the back of the certificate is 'Mr Sparks "Kinauld" Davis St. [indecipherable]'.

The 1914 certificate is from the Queensland Public Service Examination presented to John James Sparks, November 1914.

Include stations worked, periods of employment, ratings on ability and conduct, and highest shearing tallies.

Parcel 1
• Document confirming John Denis Fryer’s commission as Second Lieutenant, Land Forces, 25 Jan 1917 [transferred from Box 3]
• Australian O.C. Football Team, New College, Oxford, Played 15 matches, Won 11, Lost 3, Drew 1 [John D Fryer, 3rd row back , 3rd from right] [identical to #25 above, size: 45 cm x 31 cm] [information supplied by Alexis R. Lear, niece of John D Fryer, daughter of his sister,
Mrs Elizabeth Gilmour]
• Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League (Qld. Branch), Shire of Banhinia, certificate issued to John Denis Fryer ‘in grateful appreciation of his Services for King and Country in the Great War’, 3 Jun 1921 [size: 50 cm x 32 cm]
• Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League (Qld. Branch), Shire of Banhinia, certificate issued to Charles George Fryer ‘in grateful appreciation of his Services for King and Country in the Great War’, 3 Jun 1921 [size: 50 cm x 32 cm]
• Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League (Qld. Branch), Shire of Banhinia, certificate issued to William Thomas Fryer ‘in grateful appreciation of his Services for King and Country in the Great War’, 26 Dec 1918 [size: 50 cm x 32 cm]

Issued by the Prime Minister's Dept, 15th Jan 1913. (1 leaf with copy in colour of the Coat of Arms attached). Also photograph of the flag flown by John Bowman at Richmond, N.S. W., on receipt of the news of the victory at the Battle of Trafalgar, 21 Oct 1805. Bears an early version of the coat of arms.

One act.
Incomplete copy.
Some variations in script between 1st & 2nd versions.