Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings of aboriginal affairs, compiled for ABSCHOL from March 1963 to July 1966.
Scrapbook includes pamphlets and postcards.

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One volume of handwritten notes and 48 volumes of newspaper cuttings dealing with Queensland legal history.

Book of newspaper cuttings, handwritten notes, and other ephemera relating to libraries and librarianship, compiled by James Hutt. Mostly related to libraries in England, with some Australian cuttings towards the end of the book.

2 volumes of newspaper cuttings, mostly from the Courier-Mail, about Queensland Premier T.J. Ryan pasted onto pages. One volume contains cuttings dated 1915 - 1916, the other dated 1917. Some handwritten notes and annotations on inside covers of one volume.

Seven scrapbooks of newspaper cuttings on Brisbane architectural history, mostly from the Courier Mail, and some from The Australian. Compiled by University of Queensland Dept. of Architecture.

Programmes and newspaper cuttings relating to University of Queensland. Includes programmes from University of Queensland Dramatic Society, 1936-1943.

Press cuttings, mainly of poems by Will Ogilvie and articles about him gathered by Mary B. Ewan; also holograph signed poems by Will Ogilvie.

Includes engraved newspaper illustrations 1865 and 1867.

Newspaper clippings, mostly from Brisbane/Queensland in the 1940s, relating to music, especially municipal bands, and Brisbane history. Includes a handwritten note entitled 'Kaeser family in Australia', listing the names and dates of family members.
Ledger book with initials A.K. on front cover.

Collection of mounted newspaper cuttings concerning the Queensland government and Queensland economic conditions, 1933-1937. The majority of cuttings aren't sourced, but appear to be from Brisbane newspapers. All are dated, some are marked "Telegraph" and some have handwritten comments.