Letters, telegrams and cards to Caroline Kelly.

Letter of introduction for Caroline Kelly from L. Edwards, Director-General of the Queensland Department of Public Instruction, 23 May 1946.
Letter to Caroline Kelly from [?], Commonwealth Investigation Branch, 20 Jun 1946.
Letters and telegrams to Timothy Kelly from Caroline Kelly.

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.

Correspondence between Caroline Kelly, the Acting Registrar, University of Sydney, and W.H. Maze, Secretary, University of Sydney Research Committee.
Letters and telegrams to Timothy Kelly from Caroline Kelly.

Letters to Caroline Kelly, mostly from Timothy Kelly.

Correspondents include: Bert Kay, V.N. Thompson, Kelly’s father Robert Watson, and her future husband (Francis Angelo) Timothy Kelly.

-- Letter to Caroline Kelly from Oscar Vonwiller, 26 Aug 1935
-- Letters to Oscar Vonwiller from Caroline Kelly, 1965-1974
-- Letters to Oscar Vonwiller from Walter Stubbs, 1969-1972
-- Statement by Oscar Vonwiller concerning his business affairs and last will and testament, 1 Sep 1941
-- Last will and Testament of Oscar Vonwiller, unsigned, 7 Sep 1966
-- Photograph of Oscar Vonwiller

Twenty architectural plans for buildings and additions to the Atherton Hospital. The hospital, which was built in the first decade of the 20th century, is located on the corner of Jack and Louise Streets in Atherton. In 1922 fund raising enabled the Committee of the Atherton District Hospital to decide of architectural plans for the building of new brick memorial wards to commemorate the Tablelands fallen men. These plans were designed by V.M. Brown. Throughout the 1920s and 1930s, Brown drew plans for new buildings and additions for Atherton Hospitals Board.

The National Bank of Australasia in Mossman was built in 1935. The architect on the five blueprints in this file is Lange L. Powell. Powell called for tenders in the various newspapers in February 1935 and there are newspaper articles about its completion in December 1935. From 1936 when Powell called for tenders in North Queensland he gave the option of seeing V.M. Brown to view the plans. These 5 plans may have been given to Brown for reference purposes.

Three architectural plans for a block of 5 shops on the ground floor and 3 flats on the top floor, possibly on the corner of Sheridan and Spence Streets, Cairns.