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Australasia miscellanea
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Australasia miscellanea |
| Reference |
GBR/0115/RCMS 278 |
| Creator |
Various |
| Covering Dates |
1810-circa 1988 |
| Extent and Medium |
7 plastic sleeves, 3 rolls, 2 boxes + 2 envelopes; art work/audio tape/card/paper/photograph; Mixed |
| Repository |
Cambridge University Library: Royal Commonwealth Society Library |
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| Content and context |
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A wide range of material concerning different parts of Australasia, but mainly Australia and New Zealand. Some of the collections are comprised of single items, such as pictures and maps. There are also a significant number of photocopies or photographs of original material. One of the collections is in Maori; the others are in English.
The collections were received by the R.C.S. from a number of different sources, details of which are given with the relevant collection.
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Access and Use
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In English, Maori
Please cite as Cambridge University Library: Royal Commonwealth Society Library, Australasia miscellanea, RCMS 278
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| Further information |
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Donald H. Simpson, ed., 'The manuscript catalogue of the library of the Royal Commonwealth Society' (London, 1975); MSS Addenda. Indexed
This collection level description was created by RAS.
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| Index Terms |
| Australia |
| New Zealand |
| Oceania |
| RCS/RCMS 278 contains: |
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1
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Letters of Australian emigrants.
Creator: Macleay, Alexander, 1767-1848, colonial administrator and entomologist.
1 volume; paper; Manuscript. |
1834–1835 |
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2
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Australian natural history paintings. Fifty-three undated watercolours intended as bookmarks, each 1¾'' x 7½'', sold by John Sands of Sydney. The images are of birds, with the exception of two koala bears, two kangaroos and one opossum. The artists include Arteh, Koddi and M. Simpson. There is some duplification of subject, but with slight variations in each case. The bookmarks are labelled on the reverse, and are accompanied by an envelope containing typescript labels.
Creator: John Sands Ltd.
1 envelope; art work. |
circa 1966 |
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3
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Reports on Australian penal and Aboriginal settlements.
Creator: Backhouse, James, 1794-1869, Quaker, missionary and naturalist; Walker, George Washington, 1800-1859, Quaker missionary.
2 volumes; paper; Manuscript. |
circa 1833-circa 1835 |
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4
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Notes on the Australian blue gum tree. 'Notes on the eucalyptus globulus or Australian blue gum tree', 8 pages. There is a covering letter from William Bell to C.W. Eddy, Secretary of the Royal Colonial Institute, dated 9 June (no year), 1 page; an undated letter to Eddy from a colleague (the signature is illegible) who had read Bell's manuscript, 2 pages; and a press cutting commenting on the eucalyptus. The latest date referred to in the text in 1872. As Mr Eddy died in October 1874, the paper must date from 1873 or 1874.
Creator: Bell, William, fl 1872-1874.
1 folder; paper; Mixed. |
circa 1873 |
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5
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The writing of colonial history. The typescript of a paper read to the Royal Colonial Institute, 26 March 1895, with manuscript corrections. The lecture discusses Bonwick's experiences, chiefly in England, of researching Australian history.
Creator: Bonwick, James, 1817-1906, Australian historian.
1 folder (14 pages); paper; Mixed. |
1895 |
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6
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Mining scenes in Australia. Two undated pencil and watercolour sketches. The first is of a group of diggers by a stream with hills on either side and a tall hill in the background. It is marked in pencil 'outhern diggins' (the start of the word is trimmed off) and 'Browne'. The second picture is of a party of men with pack animals moving along a path with hill slopes in the background. It is marked in pencil 'Diggings' and 'Browne'.
Creator: Browne, -.
1 folder; art work. |
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7
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Paintings of Australian birds. Fifteen labelled but undated watercolours on gilt-edged card, each 4'' x 6½''.
Creator: Cantle, J M.
1 envelope; watercolour. |
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8
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Letters of Caroline Chisholm.
Creator: Chisholm, Caroline, 1808-1877.
1 envelope; photograph; Mixed. |
circa 1950 |
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9
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Convict transportation documents.
Creator: Various.
1 folder; paper; Mixed. |
1839–1843 |
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10
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Ground plans of Government Houses Sydney and Hobart. Two rough, undated pencil sketches with descriptive notes, one on each side of a sheet of paper, 4½'' x 7''. The main writing is not in Frome's hand, but he has added 'Govnt House Sydney' and 'New Govt House Hobart Town'.
Creator: Frome, Edward Charles, 1802-1890, General.
1 envelope + 1 page; paper; Manuscript. |
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11
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Argemone. An undated copy by 'W.N.' of a poem by A.L. Gordon, including comments and the introductory note 'The M.S. is in the possession of a South Australian squatter'. The original poem was written for Miss Riddoch's album in 1869, although it remained unpublished until F.M. Robb's edition of Gordon's 'Poems' in 1912.
Creator: Gordon, Adam Lindsay, 1832-1869.
3 pages; paper; Manuscript. |
circa 1869 |
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12
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The Pioneer. 'The Pioneer' (a poem on the discovery and growth of Australia) and several shorter poems, 59 pages. There is accompanying correspondence between Col. Archer Cust and others, 1952-1954, regarding Benson and his poems, 7 pages.
Creator: Gyles, Thomas Benson, d 1963.
1 folder; paper; Typewritten. |
1952 |
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13
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Australian stock pastures and British consumers. A paper read to the Royal Colonial Institute, 28 May 1895, with appendices.
Creator: Hotson, John, fl 1895.
17 pages; paper; Typewritten. |
1895 |
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14
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Map of New Holland. A copy of a map of New Holland (Australia), 7'' x 5½''. On an accompanying sheet of paper is written 'An M.S. map of New Holland as explored by Capt. Cook in 1770'.
Creator: Unknown.
2 pages; paper; Manuscript. |
circa 1910 |
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15
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Papers of Meta Maclean.
Creator: Maclean, Meta, 1896-1969, composer.
1 envelope; audio tape/paper; Mixed. |
circa 1941-circa 1969 |
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16
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On the land legislation of the Australian colonies. A paper attacking the alienation of Crown Land by popularity-seeking ministries, 'The Imperial Government, which never had a colonial policy worthy of that name'. It proceeds to criticise 'the selfish and short-sighted resistence offered to public opinion and to the requirements of an altered condition of society by the pastoral tenants of the Crown', the denial of liberal legislation owing to the action of dominant interests.
Creator: Smith, James, fl 1872.
1 folder (10 pages); paper; Manuscript. |
1872 |
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17
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An interesting historical event in Australian history. A translation of the Dutch account, published in 1647, of the wreck of the 'Batavia' on the Abrolhos Islands and subsequent events of 1628-1629 (85 pages). Some extracts from Saville-Kent's 'A naturalist in Australia' have been added, and there are four pages of illustrations taken from the Dutch account.
Creator: Weare, Ernest E L, fl 1885-1923.
1 folder; paper; Typewritten. |
1923 |
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18
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The portraiture of Tasman. A typescript 'survey of alleged likenesses of the navigator and discoverer in the Royal Commonwealth Society and elsewhere 1965', 17 pages and 4 attached photographs and portraits. The paper is concerned chiefly with the full-length portrait of Tasman in the R.C.S. and the family group in the National Library of Australia. It is accompanied by related correspondence, 1893-1976; eighteen loose photographs of Tasman and members of his family; and a few notes and press cuttings. There is also a copy of 'Royal Commonwealth Society library notes', no. 52, April 1961, including the article 'The problem of Tasman's portraits' (pp. 1-3), which contains a summary of the first draft of the typescript.
Creator: Simpson, Donald Herbert, 1920-2002, RCS Librarian.
1 envelope; paper/photograph; Mixed. |
1893–1976 |
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19
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Letters from William Westall to J.W. Croker.
Creator: Westall, William, 1781-1850, topographical painter.
1 folder; paper; Mixed. |
1810–2004 |
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20
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Australian aboriginal drawings. Two original Zulu drawings dated March 1897 with descriptions on the reverse.
Creator: Unknown.
1 folder; art work. |
circa 1897 |
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21
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The Fremantle Observer. 'The Observer', Fremantle, Western Australia, no. 3, a handwritten newspaper edited by Charles Macfaull, laminated by the British Museum Map Room (4 pages). The newspaper contains local news items and intelligence from England.
Creator: Macfaull, Charles, 1800-1846.
1 plastic sleeve; paper; Manuscript. |
19 May 1832 |
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22
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List of minerals discovered in South Australia. 'Classified list of minerals discovered in the Province of South Australia to the close of the year 1844. Showing the class, family and species to which each specimen belongs, with its description and locality. To which is subjoined a summary of the geology of the located districts'. The geological summary is contained in the last two pages. A pencil note above the heading records 'Copy of this list given to the Surveyor-General [E.C. Frome] 11 February 1845'. On the back in another hand, probably Frome's, is written 'Minerals - South Australia Mr. Burr'.
Creator: Burr, Thomas, fl 1842-1845.
10 pages; paper; Manuscript. |
1845 |
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23
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On the interior of South Australia. The manuscript has no formal title, but written on the back, in E.C. Frome's handwriting, is 'Dec/42. Mem. Mr. Burr on the Interior South Australia'. The work sets out to prove that 'we Southern Australians are not chopped off from the rest of the world: hemmed in on every side'. Burr discusses the importance of South Australia to Britain as a means of absorbing surplus population and for the advancement of Christianity, civilisation and science.
Creator: Burr, Thomas, fl 1842-1845.
15 pages; paper; Manuscript. |
14 Dec. 1842 |
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26
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Papers of Robert Gouger.
Creator: Gouger, Robert, 1802-1846, Colonial Secretary to South Australia.
1 folder; paper; Mixed. |
1834–1952 |
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28
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Province of South Australia land grant. A parchment copy of an original land grant of 1839, including a sketch map of the property. There are two authenticating declarations by W.T. Scott and J.C. Lovely, 1875, and certification by John Warren Bakewell, Notary Public, Adelaide. The grant does not indicate where the property in question was located, other than 'N° 382' in the province of South Australia. The grantees were G.F. Angas of Jeffrey's Square, St Mary Axe, and H. Kingscote of Bank Buildings, both in London, and J.R. Todd of Portland Place, Middlesex.
Creator: Province of South Australia.
5 pages; paper; Manuscript. |
1875 |
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29
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South Australian Company report on lands. 'Summary of the report on the Company's farm lands at 31 December 1879', 21 lithographed manuscript pages with a map. The report describes various plots with a view to housing or mining development within 10, 20, and 50 miles of Adelaide. The map includes circles indicating these distances.
Creator: South Australian Company.
1 pamphlet; paper; Photocopy. |
1879 |
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30
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Watercolour of Robert Gouger's residence. Two photographs (with negatives), 1958, each 8½'' x 6½'', of a watercolour by John Skipper of Robert Gouger's residence at Glenelg, South Australia, and of the inscription (now lost) on its rear. The collection also includes undated xerox copies of the following items: the catalogue entry for the original watercolour in the Mitchell Library, Sydney; a letter to Miss P. Mander Jones from E.B. and K.A. Everett, 12 July 1958, from whom it was purchased; a letter from Mander-Jones to the Mitchell Librarian on the authenticity of the picture, 1 September 1958; and a memorandum by Mander-Jones on this subject, 31 August 1959.
Creator: Skipper, John Michael, 1815-1883.
1 folder; paper/photograph; Photocopy. |
1958-circa 1967 |
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32
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Papers of Sir Ralph Darling.
Creator: Darling, Sir, Ralph, 1775-1858, Knight, General and colonial governor.
1 folder; paper; Manuscript. |
circa 1825–1836 |
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Letter from John Lang to Affleck Moodie. A copy, possibly contemporary, of a letter written from Sydney, 30 January 1826, concerning a quarrel with Commissary-General Wemyss over the building of a Scots Church.
Creator: Lang, John Dunmore, 1799-1878, colonist and writer on Australia.
11 pages; paper; Manuscript. |
circa 1826 |
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34
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'Melbourne' and 'Geelong' deeds.
Creator: Batman, John, 1801-1839.
5 plastic sleeves; paper/photograph; Mixed. |
circa 1935 |
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35
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Portrait and memoir of William Haines. A portrait of William Haines 'from a daguerreotype by T.A. Hill' and a description of his life in public service. The page is undated, but refers to Haines occupying the Legislative Assembly seat for South Grant in the new Parliament, which he held 1856-1858.
Creator: Unknown.
1 page; paper; Printed. |
circa 1857 |
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36
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Trade and resources of Victoria. An address delivered before the London Chamber of Commerce on 7 June 1898 on recovery from the disastrous period following the boom in wool and gold.
Creator: Brassey, Thomas, 1836-1918, 1st Earl Brassey, Governor of Victoria.
7 pages; paper; Typewritten. |
1898 |
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37
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The colony of Victoria: some of its industries. A paper read to the Royal Colonial Institute, 17 November 1896.
Creator: Dyer, E Jerome, fl 1893-1922.
20 pages; paper; Typewritten. |
1896 |
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38
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First judicial decision in Victoria. An undated facsimile copy of the judicial decision given with regard to a series of petty disputes between Henry Batman and J.P. Fawkener, 2 May 1836. The signatories are A. Thomson, John Aitken and James Simpson.
Creator: Colony of Victoria.
1 page; paper; Photocopy. |
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39
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Letter from John Fawkner to Alexander Simen. Two copies of a letter written from Port Phillip, 2 May 1836, discussing the foundation of the settlement at Melbourne in 1803 and its bright prospects. The collection comprises a manuscript copy (7 pages), which may be contemporary, and an undated typescript duplicate (4 pages). There are two accompanying pieces of correspondence, 1945-1946, regarding the gift of the manuscript copy to the R.C.S.
Creator: Fawkner, John Pascoe, 1792-1869.
11 pages; paper; Manuscript. |
circa 1836-circa 1945 |
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40
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The Aborigines of Tasmania. 'The Aborigines of Tasmania by Hugh M. Hull Clerk in Parliament', 5 pages. The document is undated, but internal evidence suggests it originates from between 1869 and 1876, probably 1873.
Creator: Hull, Hugh Munro, 1818-1882.
1 folder; paper; Manuscript. |
circa 1873 |
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41
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Papers of the Young family. Two undated copies of a seven-page letter from Norah Young to her children, 1916, describing her voyage to Australia and early years there; photocopies of notes on the career of Reginald St Chad Young, originally written in 1965 (4 pages); xerox copies of photographs in the possession of the family (6 pages); and a family tree (1 page). The papers are accompanied by 'Glimpses of the past: a long life ended', a photocopied transcript of an article that appeared in the 'Adelaide advertiser' shortly after Norah Young's death, which reproduces some of the material found in the letter to her children (7 pages). There is also a draft of the article on the collection that appeared in 'Royal Commonwealth Society library notes', no. 235, May-June 1988 (9 pages); a note on the collection (1 page); and correspondence between Terry Barringer, R.C.S. Librarian, and the donor, Marion Jenkins, 1988 (4 pages).
Creator: Young family.
1 envelope; paper; Mixed. |
circa 1988 |
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42
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National register of Australian biography. An undated photocopy of an alphabetical list of names prepared by the History Department of the Australian National University, July 1959, 108 pages.
Creator: Australian National University.
1 envelope; paper; Photocopy. |
circa 1959 |
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43
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The founding of Australia. A printed copy by the Medici Society Ltd of London of 'The founding of Australia at Sydney Cove by Captain Arthur Phillip R.N., First Governor and Captain-General of New South Wales, on Saturday, the 26th January 1788, after landing from H.M. Brig Supply. The Governor about to propose the health of His Majesty King George III just after the Union Jack has been hoisted and saluted by the Guard of Marines', 583 x 456 mm, 1937. The picture is accompanied by a printed outline drawing of the painting, including a description of its history and the names of the individuals depicted. There is also an undated, one-page typescript describing the painting's background and listing recipients of other reproductions.
Creator: Talmage, Algernon, 1871-1939, painter.
2 rolls + 1 page; art work/paper; Mixed. |
circa 1937 |
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44
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Twickenham Ferry in Australia.
Creator: Various.
1 folder; paper/photograph; Mixed. |
1978 |
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45
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Letter on the town of Gore. A letter from Thomas Hocken, Dunedin, to Stanley Edwards regarding a Maori name for the town of Gore. The location appeared to have no prior place-name, and Hocken suggests several Maori words suitable for this purpose.
Creator: Hocken, Thomas Morland, 1834-1910.
4 pages; paper; Manuscript. |
10 May 1890 |
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46
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Maori armour documents. The volume contains two inserted documents relating to the gift of a suit of armour by King William IV to the New Zealand Chief Eruera Maihi Patuone. There is an inventory on an official form relating to the delivery of the armour from the Tower of London, 16 July 1836, for shipment to New Zealand and presentation to 'Patone'. There is also a receipt for the armour and clothing, 4 November 1837, with Patuone's mark.
Creator: William, IV, 1765-1837, King of Great Britain and Ireland.
1 volume; paper; Manuscript. |
1836–1837 |
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47
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Mitre Peak, Milford Sound. An account of the Milford Sound area written to accompany paintings of Mitre Peak and Pembroke Peak given to the Royal Colonial Institute in 1895.
Creator: Moreton, Samuel H, fl 1882-1895.
3 pages; paper; Manuscript. |
1895 |
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48
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Early reminiscences of Auckland. A typescript 'to his Excellency the Governor General of New Zealand' (Lord Bledisloe), containing personal recollections written at Bledisloe's suggestion. The reminiscences begin with Morrow's arrival in New Zealand with his father in 1861, and include comments on government, land policy and the Maori Wars. The typescript is accompanied by 'Royal Commonwealth Society library notes', no. 51, March 1961, comprising a verbatim copy of the typescript with an introductory note.
Creator: Morrow, Arthur, 1842-1937, Lieutenant-Colonel.
7 pages; paper; Typewritten. |
23 June 1931 |
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49
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Report of meeting of Maori chiefs. A photocopy of a report in Maori by Parakaia Te Pouepa of a meeting of chiefs from Manawatu (Palmerston North), Waikanae, Otaki, Ngati Toa of Porirua, Waikato and Te Arawa (Roturua area) at Otaki on 17 September 1861. The meeting discussed the setting up of a Maori King in the Waikato Area. Most of the chiefs were opposed to this idea, and accepted Queen Victoria's representative, Colonel Thomas Gore Browne, as the chief of the country. They passed a motion that a letter should be written to Queen Victoria asking for an extension of Browne's term of office. There are references to Browne and to Sir George Grey, who replaced him a month after the meeting took place. Beneath Parakaia Te Pouepa's signature is the following: 'To Toki in Wellington, for you to send on to the Maori Newspaper so that the tribes of New Zealand may know of our discussion. When you have made a copy of this report send it to Ahitana te Hira for keeping'. . The report is accompanied by eight related pieces of correspondence between D.H. Simpson, R.C.S. Librarian, T.S. Karetu of the New Zealand High Commission, who provided the R.C.S. with a summary of the document, and Alice Adams, 1965.
Creator: Pouepa, Parakaia Te, fl 1850-1869.
12 pages; paper; Photocopy. |
1965 |
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50
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Cartoons of New Zealand MPs. Eight printed cartoons, captioned and undated, chiefly of a satirical nature. The final three pictures, of William Pember Reeves, Westby Brook Perceval and George Beetham, are accompanied by a one-page profile of each M.P.
Creator: Unknown.
1 folder; card/paper; Printed. |
circa 1890 |
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51
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Pictures from New Zealand. Undated postcards, envelopes and photographs containing images from New Zealand. The pictures include the War Canoe Race, tattooed Maori, 'tiki', South African postmen, a pictorial Christmas message and Robley surrounded by dried heads. There is also a painting by Robley of the 'Hongi or old Nose Salute'. The images are accompanied by a letter from Robley to the Secretary, Royal Colonial Institute, June 1920, enclosing a postcard with an original painting of a tiki and offering various items for sale, and the reply of the Librarian, Evans Lewin, 7 June 1920.
Creator: Robley, Horatio Gordon, 1840-1930, Major General.
1 envelope; art work/card/paper/photograph. |
circa 1901-circa 1920 |
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52
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Maori girl in canoe. An undated watercolour on card, 9'' x 12''. The picture appears to have been primarily intended to show the carving of the stern-piece of the canoe; the Maori girl paddling has only been sketched roughly.
Creator: Robley, Horatio Gordon, 1840-1930, Major General.
1 watercolour; watercolour. |
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53
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Letters from Baron de Thierry. Photographs of two letters concerning land claims, written from Mount Isabel to the Revd John Hobbs, Methodist Missionary, 14 and 20 December 1842 (8 pages), the originals of which are kept at Trinity Methodist College, Grafton Road, Auckland, New Zealand. The letters are accompanied by the pamphlet 'Some letters of Baron de Thierry' and correspondence regarding the collection between the R.C.S. and the Wesley Historical Society and the Revd L.R.M. Gilmore, 1949-1952.
Creator: Thierry, Charles Philip Hippolytus de, 1793-1864, Baron de Thierry.
1 folder; photograph; Manuscript. |
1952 |
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54
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Letters from Edward Wakefield to G.F. Young.
Creator: Wakefield, Edward Gibbon, 1796-1862, colonial statesman.
23 pages; paper; Mixed. |
circa 1849-circa 1965 |
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55
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Letters from G.F. Young to New Zealand colonists. Three undated copies of letters written to settlers who had gone with the early expedition to Wellington and Nelson: James Kelham, 13 November 1842 and 22 March 1846; Henry St Hall, 13 November 1842; and Captain Arthur Wakefield, 13 November 1842.
Creator: Young, George Frederick, 1791-1870, MP and shipowner.
23 pages; paper; Typewritten. |
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56
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Correspondence of the Alexander Turnbull Library with the R.C.S. Correspondence and memoranda regarding photographs made for the Turnbull Library of New Zealand items in the R.C.S. Library, 1976-1977; the sale of 'Native plants of New Zealand', 1981-1982; and the identification of the work of Martha King (in 'Native plants') and the Revd A.W. Hands.
Creator: Alexander Turnbull Library.
1 folder; paper; Mixed. |
16 Mar. 1976–21 June 1982 |
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57
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Papers on the Queen's visit to Auckland, 1953. A three-page memorandum by S.J. Robinson on the Queen's visit, enclosed with a letter to A.J. Whiteway of 30 December 1953. There is also a letter to Robinson from Martin Charteris, 28 December 1953, enclosing a photograph, included in this collection, of the Queen's visit to his home. The letters and memorandum are undated typescript copies.
Creator: Robinson, Selwyn J, fl 1953.
1 folder; paper/photograph; Typewritten. |
circa 1953 |
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58
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Sketch of the Conflict Group. A pen and ink sketch, 8'' x 13'', of a chart of the Conflict Group of Islands at the eastern end of New Guinea, lat. 10°40S, Long. 151°10E, signed 'E. Boosé'. A chart of the Islands by H.A. Wickham was sent to James Boosé, Librarian of the Royal Colonial Institute, in November 1899, asking him to forward it to the Admiralty. This is presumably a copy of that chart. It is accompanied by the letter from Wickham that was sent with the original map.
Creator: Wickham, Sir Henry Alexander, 1846-1928, Knight, explorer and planter.
1 folder; paper; Manuscript. |
1899 |
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59
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Theo Riaz collection on Fiji.
Creator: Riaz, Theo D, fl 1940-1965.
1 folder; paper/photograph; Mixed. |
1940–1965 |
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61
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Map of Samoan Islands. 'Samoan or Navigator Islands by the U.S.Ex.Ex. Charles Wilkes Esq. Commander 1839', 698 x 442 mm, 'corrected Aug. 1871 at the Hydrographic Office, Washington D.C. R.H. Wyman Capt. U.S.N. Hydrographer to the Bureau of Navigators'. Above the title is the emblem of the Department of the Navy, Bureau of Equipment. The map is mounted in a plastic sleeve, and has been stamped 'U.S. Navy, Bourse Building, Philadelphia, PA'.
Creator: United States. Navy.
1 plastic sleeve; paper; Printed. |
1871 |
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62
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Portrait of William Light. An undated, framed print of an oil painting by George Jones of circa 1815.
Creator: Jones, George, 1786-1869, painter.
1 print; art work; Printed. |
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63
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Guerrier des terres Australes. An undated, colour print of an engraving 'dessiné et gravé par Ambroise Tardieu', entitled 'Guerrier des terres Australes, coiffé comme les Suëves, et peint de rouge and de noir comme les Aries, peuple de la Germanie'. The print is mounted on a piece of card with the title 'ancient costumes of Germans compared with the savages of Australia'.
Creator: Tardieu, Ambroise, 1788-1841, French engraver.
1 print; art work; Printed. |
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64
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Aborigine portraits.
Creator: Fernyhough, William Henry, 1809-1949.
1 envelope; art work; Printed. |
1836 |
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65
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Australian cartoons.
Creator: Unknown.
1 envelope; paper; Printed. |
circa 1844–1885 |
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66
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View from Flagstaff Hill looking north. An undated print by the Public Library of New South Wales of a watercolour in the Dixson Galleries.
Creator: Elyard, Samuel, 1817-1910, Australian artist.
1 roll; art work; Printed. |
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