Letters to Conrad Niemeitz from various correspondents, listed with explanatory notes by John Sutherland.
Letters mostly in German, with translations.
Includes: letter from Wilhelm Niemeitz to Conrad Niemeitz in German, 1854 Jan 4, (not translated) -- Letter 1854 May 29 from John Luetjens, Lubeck to Conrad Niemeitz recommending a young man Kroger for a position in Australia -- Letter 1854 Dec 29 from Marie Niemeitz, Lubeck to Conrad Niemeitz re death of their father -- Letter 1855 April 2 from John Fenwick, Melbourne to Conrad Niemeitz re cock fighting. Accompanied by a letter from W. Ross Johnston, 1970 July 16.

Contains shearing tallies for 1898-1921.
Accompanied by explanatory notes by John Sutherland.

Typescript report on Torres Strait Islanders and their encounters with Europeans, and health.
Accompanied by Australia's role in the Torres Strait, refers to previous paper by Dr. Noble. (10 l.)

Letter 11 July 1933 to George W. Bassett, re: his association with Oscar Wilde, and his autobiography.

Signed holograph with explanatory notes by John Sutherland.
Letter concerns the erection of a boundary fence on Corinda Station, in particular through Lake Gallilee. Corinda Station was owned by Goldsborough Mort and Co., and located about 145 kilometres north of Aramac, Central Queensland.

Typescript signed letter thanking Dorothy Crouch for her congratulations.

Records of shearing (wool books) from Talgai Station, 1868-1884.

Conditional pardon granted to John Welding, signed by E.J. Hamilton, Comptroller General and W.T. Denison, Lieutenant Governor of Van Diemen's Land.

Conditional pardon no. 208 granted to Francisco Joseph, 7 January 1835, signed Major General Richard Bourke and Alexander MacLeay.