Correspondence from Daphne Mayo to her parents.

[1], 11, [3] leaves; 33 cm. Typescript (photocopy). Last 3 unnumbered leaves contain statistical tables and map. Accompanied by: photocopy of letter, L.C. Yelland, 30 Apr 1954, to Director, Dept. of Public Health, Port Moresby.

Typescript of public address given in the University of Adelaide, 16th June 1954. Accompanied by covering letter to F. W. Robinson from Jessie C.S. Traill re appeal for funds for Strehlow.

Radio serial written under contract to A.B.C. between 1951 and 1954. Ep.1. Rendevous with Lottie Dodd -- ep.2. The knave of diamonds -- ep.3. The meeting at the strangler fig -- ep.4.The rock carving riddle -- ep.5. The elusive stockwhip -- ep.6. The devil they know -- ep.7. The burning road -- ep.8. The pictures from the past -- ep.9. Tragedy at Sheerdrop Leap -- ep.10. The men with false faces -- ep.11. Re-appearance of Mr Winkle -- ep. 12. The last bullet -- [ep.13]. [Unknown] -- ep.14. The paradox of failure.
Includes synopsis of story.

Broadcast by the A.B.C. 1954 April 25

This file contains eleven pages of handwritten notes on Australian literature, possibly from a lecture of A D Hope.

Correspondence, a statement of claim and associated documents and a copy of a judgement in the Supreme Court of the Territory of Papua New Guinea in the case of Stanley McCosker and Henry Walford King (plaintiffs) and Gustav Thomas Kuster (defendant). The Court ruled in favour of the plaintiffs and an application by the defendant Kuster for leave to appeal to the High Court of Australia was refused.

63 letters from Bill and Lila Mayo to their daughter Daphne from 3 January to 18 November 1954.

Correspondence relating to manual pollination and hybridisation of tomatoes.

[8] leaves; 33 cm. Typescript (photocopy). Yelland accompanied Murdoch on the patrol.