Set of 8 reproductions of Queensland wildflowers by Kathleen McArthur in envelope as issued and signed individually by the artist; 8 postcard reproductions of Queensland wildflowers as issued by the artist; 2 blank Queensland wildflower lettersheets in envelopes as issued; 5 signed pen-and-ink Queensland wildflower illustrations.

Series of newspaper articles published in the Sunshine Coast Weekly Advertiser, 1972. Accompanied by a letter to Mrs White, July 3, 1972 re meaning of the name "Koongamoon".

This collection consists of the diaries of William Albert Amiet from 1903 to 1959, scrapbooks of collected newspaper articles by Amiet, incoming correspondence and other works.

Papers relating to the career of Mr William Cottrell-Dormer as an agricultural scientist. Includes correspondence, reports, maps, publication darfts, photographs, 35 mm slides, from his time spent in Tonga, the Territory of Papua and New Guinea and the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Stock. Cottrell- Dormer also authored a series of instructional papers and books for agricultural extension purposes in Papua and New Guinea.

Radio play.

Correspondence, speech notes and arwork related to Bill Curnow. Incoming and outgoing correspondence includes: working with CSIRO as Project Architect for the Australian National Animal Health Laboratory (ANAHL); with Correctional Facilities; Thiess; the University of Newcastle; and references with biographical information such as career highlights.

Speech notes include: Speech given entitled ‘C.S.I.R.O. Laboratory Animals, Their Production, Care and Housing’, 16 Feb 1972; Keynote address given at the occasion of the graduation dinner. Corrective Services Academy, Department of Corrective Services, New South Wales, 2 Dec 1994; Paper presented to the Queensland University of Technology’s Faculty of building Science entitles ‘The Changing faces of Architecture’ [undated]; Handwritten notes for a speech on private prisons entitled ‘Measuring the tangible and intangible benefits of a tender’ [undated]; Handwritten document about the development of private prisons in Australia entitled ‘Southern Cross Corrections’ [undated]; Typed document entitled ‘The Australian National Animal Health Laboratory’ [undated]; Brochure for Wang’s OPEN/image software used by the Royal Commission into the New south Wales Police Service, annotated, [undated]; andPhotocopy of handwritten notes outlining Curnow’s professional achievements and personal life [undated].

There is a caricature portrait of William Curnow, created on 22 Mar 1970 by unknown artist [initials B.Y.K.].

Account of the life of William Dart, one of the early settlers of St. Lucia.