Drafts and notes for a fax/letter to Robert Ross at the University of Texas on Carey's place in Australian literature.

Reports, correspondence, design briefs, notes, drawings, sketches and meeting minutes relating to relocation of the Queensland Conservatorium of Music from Gardens Point to South Bank.

Personal and professional correspondence, incoming and outgoing; postcard; and greeting cards.

Typescript, carbon copy, of the short story The girl came to our school, 7 numbered leaves, undated. On the cover page the name 'Mary Burch' has been crossed out and 'Dorothy Blewett' written; handwritten on the cover page is the address of Cooks World Travel Service in Melbourne.

Letters to Mr Charles G Fryer
• National Bank of Kilkenny, Ireland, 5 Feb 1876 to Mr. Fryer
• Tom Fryer, [brother to Charles G Fryer] Clonburrin, Garryhill, Ireland, to Charles Fryer, [Orion Downs sheep station, Central Queensland], May 1880
• Kitty Fryer, [sister to Charles G Fryer] Clonburrin, to Charles Fryer, [Springsure], 25 [Jan] 1882
• William Fryer [brother to Charles G Fryer], S.S. Clan Sinclair, Indian Ocean, near Colombo, to Charles G Fryer, 20 Dec 1882
• Dr William F Fryer to Charles G Fryer, 14 Sep 1882
• William Fryer [brother to Charles G Fryer], Monkton House, Acton, London, to Charles G Fryer, 26 Mar 1884
• Dr William F Fryer to Charles G Fryer, [John D Fryer’s father], 20 May 1884
• Dr William F Fryer to Charles G Fryer, 12 Jun 1884
• Dr William F Fryer, Clonburrin, Bagnalstown to Charles G Fryer, 29 Oct 1885
• William Fryer [brother to Charles G Fryer], Suffolk, England, to Charles G Fryer, 25 Mar 1888
• Mrs. Elizabeth S Fryer [Charles G Fryer’s mother], Clonburrin, Bagnalstown, to Charles G Fryer, 26 Sep 1891
• Mrs Elizabeth S Fryer [Charles G Fryer’s mother], Clonburrin, Bagnalstown, to Charles G Fryer, 20 Sep [nd]
• Mrs Elizabeth S Fryer [Charles G Fryer’s mother], Clonburrin, Bagnalstown, to Charles G Fryer, 20 Feb 1894
• William Fryer [brother to Charles G Fryer], Clonburrin, Bagnalstown, to Charles G Fryer, 22 Aug 1894
• Birthday card from Elizabeth S Fryer to ‘Dad’ [Charles G Fryer], 19 Jul 1917
• William Fryer [brother to Charles G Fryer], Clonburrin, Bagnalstown, to Charles G Fryer, 30 Oct 1928
• Harry Fryer [brother to Charles G Fryer], Clonburrin, Bagnalstown to Charles Fryer, 19 Oct 1930

Exercise book with 'Rhymes' on cover and inside has lists of various English rhyming words. Collins Red Circle account books with Vivian Walkers' name on the front with page of words in Aboriginal language(s). Tudor Writing Pad with two pages of words in Aboriginal language(s). Small lined notebook with one page of words in Aboriginal language(s).

Three plans by James Birrell and Partners for Job no. A37 J.D. Story Administration Building Stage 2: [Item 1] Music library, ink line drawing on tracing paper, drawing number 100, May 1966 (previously numbered A10.205); [Item 2] File storage units for fifth floor, ink line drawing on tracing paper, drawing number 102, Jun 1966 (previously numbered A10.206); and [Item 3] Set out for proposed notice tag for aluminum windows J.D. Story Building, ink line drawing on tracing paper, no drawing number, 1 Mar 1967 (previously numbered A10.224).

Incoming and outgoing correspondence, accounts and notes relating to the Animal Husbandry Student Research Laboratory and Animal Breeding Centre at Moggill Farm (now Pinjara Hills). Decanted from larger binder into two folders.

‘Recollections of the Darling Downs – 45 years ago’ by FRA Rickards, 3 typed copies of a letter from FRA Rickards to JT Bell, with cover note, 2 Nov 1909. Joshua Thomas Bell asked that F.R.A. Rickards write to him with his recollections of the Darlings Downs. The letter, only just over a foolscap page of typescript, from Rickards mentions various towns, farming stations, and people of the area. There are three typescript copies of the letter with the a typescript page attached to each explaining how Rickards wrote to Bell.