This file comprises correspondence from Father Edward Leo Hayes to his niece, Jean Marie Brown. There are 63 letters many with first day of issue envelopments. Additionally there are three postcards, some newspaper cuttings, ephemera, paper napkins, letters addressed to Father Hayes from others attached with a letter to Jean.

Contains material such as art exhibition catalogues, invitations and ephemeral items relating to Australian artists exhibiting in Queensland galleries.

Ephemera relating to immigration and refugees. Groups include Communist Party of Australia, Victorian Association for Immigration Reform, Immigration Control Association, Refugee and Asylum Seeker Support Queensland, and The Romero Centre, Refugee Action Collective, Multicultural Development Association.

Correspondence, 1945 - 1948, written while Kelly was conducting research into immigration settlement in Victoria. Letters to Timothy Kelly from Caroline Kelly.

Draft notes, and diagram and photographs used in the publication 'An electric pollinator for tomatoes'.

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.

Kelly conducted research into immigration settlement in Victoria. Letters of introduction for Caroline Kelly from Professor A.P. Elkin, and A.R. Peters, Acting Secretary of the Commonwealth Department of Immigration. Letter to Caroline Kelly from T.H.E. Heyes, Secretary of the Commonwealth Department of Immigration, 8 Jan 1948.
Letters to Timothy Kelly from Caroline Kelly.

60 letters and 5 telegrams from Bill and Lila Mayo to their daughter Daphne from 11 March to 16 December 1945.

Portrait bust sculpture of Rev. James Duhig images.