Copy of a hymn in the possession of Mrs. J. Swain of Ipswich; claimed to be written by a member of the family of General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, from whom the owners are descended.

Transcript of series of articles (6) about earliest discoverers of north-east Australia.

Chairman: W.D. Richardson, Acting National Librarian.

Letter from W. Ryan, Commissioner of Police, to Hon. the Home Secretary, Brisbane re: promotion of Senior Sergeant A.A. Bock in the police force, allegations by W.J. Gall of unfair discrimination, 7 May 1930. Also copies of 2 letters concerning Bock's war service record.

Biographical notes on Barcroft Boake, with notes on A.G. Stephens' biography of Boake.

Autobiography of Queensland pioneer and pastoralist Thomas Archer.
First published in 1897 in Yokohama, Japan by the 'Japan Gazette' for private circulation.
This transcript was copied by hand by William James Gall (1867-1938); it concludes as Archer departs for California.

Commonwealth Literary Fund Lecture, delivered at the University of Queensland 15 June 1965.

Letter 10 July 1965 to Alan Frost, English Dept., University of Queensland, enclosing five sonnets. Titles: The rotund sailor, The cannibal islands, Gladstone, The isthmus, A sand bank.

Account of the construction of the Mount Blaxland landmark in 1968 to commemorate the first crossing of the Blue Mountains in 1813 by Gregory Blaxland, William Charles Wentworth, and William Lawson.

Three facsimile reproductions of William Blake's illustrations for his works.
Issued as prospectuses for publication of his works for the William Blake Trust, London.