Volume contains newspaper cuttings of political cartoons and portraits taken from the front page of The Worker from 1893 to 1895. Many of the drawings are by Monte Scott.

Includes letters to J.H. Doyle from James N. Brunker (auctioneer, stock and station agent and member of the Legislative Assembly) and J.W. Brodie (Secretary of the Murrundi Pasture and Stock Board), and a report to the N.S.W. Legislative Council on the prospects of the frozen meat trade in Europe.
Letters written from Murrundi, Maitland, Syney and Scone.

Four-act drama adapted from author's novel of the same name.
First performed at Grand Opera House, St. Louis 27.3.1895; Lyric, London, 4.1.1896; Her Majesty's, Sydney, 8.5.1897.

Accounts ledger for the Sealy store Jan to Dec 1896. Leaves 449-454 pasted over with newspaper clippings from the Times Weekly edition, November 19, 1920.

Review of Henry Lawson's While the billy boils, from Liberty, vol. 2 no. 22, Sept 23 1896.

Five acts.

"Read before the Royal Society of N.S. Wales, June 3, 1896." Note on cover: 'Information on the same subject from two other sources'.
Last page entitled 'Mika or Kulpi' includes extracts from 'Psychology of Sex' by Havelock Ellis (1917) and 'Strange Sexual Customs' by Professor Paulo Montegazza (1932).

Memoriam sheet on the Loss of the Pearl, February 13 1896. Includes poem, In memoriam, by Edward Cooper. Sheet designed and illustrated by David De Silva.

Letters, numbered 6-24, with marginal notes written by Nataniel Brockenhurst in 1955. Includes copies of poems by John Antell, and information about the Cary family, some of whom came to Australia.