STORIES 6 (Histoires).
• 1. À conserver. Copie. Histoires par Paulo Misiga Langue de Lau (Foueda) 1931 (1931-1934), Ms., 57pp., bound.
• 2. À conserver. Rafaele Demesi, Su’u, 1933, Ms., 27pp., in one exercise book.
• 3. Untitled. “Coustom”.Ms., c.30pp., in one exercise book.
• 4. Petero Janouta, Su’u, Nth Malaita, 1946. Ms., one exercise book.
• 5. Sundry papers, Ms., 14 leaves, not calendared.

STORIES 5 (Histoires).
• 1. Langue de Lau, Foueda, Paulo Misiga, one exercise book, Ms., 35pp., n.d.
• 2. Langue de Baali, North Malaita, Histoirettes etc. par Paulo Misiga, Ms., 13pp., n.d.
• 3. Joane Batista (Willie) Medo from Kakaru (Su’u Nth Malaita) at Buma 1930-1931. Le chier est à conserver pour etudier la langue de Su’u North Malaita. D. Coicaud. Ms., 42pp., in one exercise book, with insert, Ms., 2pp.
• 4. Beniamino Lusitaemu, Foueda, Lau, Jan 1933, Ms., 113pp. A contents list of the titles of the 33 stories in this volume is at the end of the book.
• 5. Dai Island, Dominiko Selofae, “Stories”, Ms, 48pp.
• 6. Josefo Aeboloa, Dai Island, 1931, Ms., 22pp.
• 7. Lau, divers.

STORIES 4 (Histoires).
• 1. Langue de Lau, Ile de Foueda, Malaita, 1936, Benianimo Lusitaemu, Foreda Village, écrit en 1936. “L.B.L.”, Ms., 97pp., bound.
• 2. Ecrits de Paulo Misiga de Foueda, Document premiere, one exercise book, Ms., 75pp., n.d.
• 3. “Toiha huni Katekisto”, “Hora Maea Paina”, et al., one exercise book, Ms., 15pp., n.d.
• 4. “Litani Hana Touna Maea Iesu” and other litanies and prayers, one exercise book, Ms., 22pp., n.d.

STORIES 3 (Histoires).
• 1. “Unuunu Sulia Na Kini”, Ms., 2pp. incomplete?
• 2. Fataleka, Mik. Kalita, 15 Aug 1946, “Na ti Unuunua”, Ms., 1p.
• 3. Fataleka, Selestino Melo 15, Rufoke, Aug 1946, “Na unu unu la isulia na sisimi”, Ms., 1p.
• 4. Kwaraae Kulatoli, Selestino Melo 15, 1 Sep 1945, “Na ununu la I Sulia na fiu ngela”, Ms., 2pp.
• 5. Kwaraae Language. Written by Sisili (Bina), 1941, Ms, pp.1-6, 8-11. As follows: “The Story of a days fishing”, p.1; “A story about a crocodile”, p.2; “The Wounded Man”, p.2; “One day we went out for a picnic”, p.3; “The blind man and the lame man”, p.4; “A days picnic continued”, p.5; “The crocodile and the eagle”, p.6; “The birds and the turtle”, p.8; “The boy and the bird”, p.9; “The story of an Owl”, p.10; “A story about our garden”, p.11.
• 6. Fataleka, Gev. Maeqwali, 10 Dec 1949, “Ta maedani i nae ta keni na atana…”, Ms., 5pp., incomplete?
• 7. Fataleka, Mikacle Kalita ?, 1948, ‘copie 2’, “Inau ku doria ku ala i faioe….”, Ms., 1p
STORIES 3 (Histoires).
• 1. “Unuunu Sulia Na Kini”, Ms., 2pp. incomplete?
• 2. Fataleka, Mik. Kalita, 15 Aug 1946, “Na ti Unuunua”, Ms., 1p.
• 3. Fataleka, Selestino Melo 15, Rufoke, Aug 1946, “Na unu unu la isulia na sisimi”, Ms., 1p.
• 4. Kwaraae Kulatoli, Selestino Melo 15, 1 Sep 1945, “Na ununu la I Sulia na fiu ngela”, Ms., 2pp.
• 5. Kwaraae Language. Written by Sisili (Bina), 1941, Ms, pp.1-6, 8-11. As follows: “The Story of a days fishing”, p.1; “A story about a crocodile”, p.2; “The Wounded Man”, p.2; “One day we went out for a picnic”, p.3; “The blind man and the lame man”, p.4; “A days picnic continued”, p.5; “The crocodile and the eagle”, p.6; “The birds and the turtle”, p.8; “The boy and the bird”, p.9; “The story of an Owl”, p.10; “A story about our garden”, p.11.
• 6. Fataleka, Gev. Maeqwali, 10 Dec 1949, “Ta maedani i nae ta keni na atana…”, Ms., 5pp., incomplete?
• 7. Fataleka, Mikacle Kalita ?, 1948, ‘copie 2’, “Inau ku doria ku ala i faioe….”, Ms., 1p
• 8. Fataleka, Gev. Maeqwali, Rufoke, Dec 1949, “I nao sa God e sau ngai nia na anoe ru oro…”, Ms., 1p.
• 9. Fataleka, Fransisko Ramoi, Rufoke, 14 Dec 1949, Ms., 6pp. As follows: “Na ngwela asufe fainia na fa fusi”, Ms., 1p.; “Jole – Saegano – Saie”, Ms., 2pp.; “Na unuunua Sulia ro ngwela Inomae”, Ms., 2pp.
• 10. A conserver. D. Coicaud. Pour étude de Kwaraae… Un commencement de Catechime Catholique traduit par Joseph Ringi protestant SSEM de Fote, 1947, Ms., 13pp.
• 11. “Na Eklesia Katolika”, Ms., 3pp.
• 12. “E noa hers hisi too doc ana qarasia fauna sasi…”, Ms., 1p.
• 13. Kwaraae, Sisili Bina, Buma, 1946, “The Lords Prayer”, Ms., 1p
• 14. “Ununua Sulia Touu, Fain a Faa Kokosu”, par Teacher Anglican à Kware River, n.d., Ms., 3pp.; Fataleka - Lau –Tobaita – Kulafolo – Qaraae comparative word list, Ms., 1p.; “Na Ununua suli sa Gwagwaragina. Fai dii nia sa manao”, Ms., 3pp.
• 15. Kulatoli Language by Sebestino Melo 14 of Rufoke & Dala, “Na Unuunu La Sulia Te wela”, Ms., 2pp. Norberto Maeubia of Rufoke, 15 Aug 1945, “Na Unuunua”, Ms., 2pp.
• 16. Fataleka, Mikaele Kalita 22, Rufoke, Jun 1947, “Ramolea”, Ms., 7pp.
• 17. Fataleka, Mikaele Kalita 22, Rufoke, Jun 1947, “Na Ta Unuunu Sulia sa Gwagwausaru”, Ms., 5pp.
• 18. Fataleka, Primo Aramalefo, 29 Aug 1945, “Na Unuunua”, Gwaunakibulu, Ms., 8pp.
• 19. Fataleka, Mikaele Kalita, Rufoke, Jun 1947, “Na taki nia sa God, fauna kristians ki suigo”., Ms., 2pp.

STORIES 2 (Histoires).
• 1. Paulo Misiga, Foueda, Ts., pp.1-8, n.d. As follows: “Tha Otorara ma Afiota”, pp.1-2;, “Ro ngwela geni ni Doraanamalefo ma ni Maleforobo”, p.2; “Ni Ngidiuri ma ni Burifoa”, p.3; “Ni Fanganala”, “Na Kwafota ma na Kabora”, p.4; “Ni masibae te ai oru”, p.5; “Ha Gaofanua ma Sukaiola”, p.6; “Ni Sangoia fai na kokonia”, p.7-8; “Na Fiuramo ma Otoinao”.
• 2. Ben. Lusitaemu, Foueda, Ts., 5pp., n.d. As follows: “Na Niu”, 2pp.; P. Misiga, Foueda, “Ha Uifoa fai ni Gwoubora”, 1p.; “Gwainigiburi”, 1p.; “Ni Faifaione ma na welania”, 1p.
• 3. “Lau”, Ms., 1p.
• 4. “Lau i asi”, Paulo Misiga, Fuaga – Foreda – Kakasu, Ms., 55pp., n.d., ‘copie’. As follows: I. “A Petero gera alua i laona beu kakani”, 1p.; II. “Na mirakulo sulia Petero e fàdiana te ngware na aena e mae” (‘après avoir entendu raconte le miracle’), 1p.; III. “Tha Otorora ma Afiota”, pp.1-4; IV. “Ni Ngiduiri nea ni Burifoa”, pp.1-3; V. “Ni Fangaanaala”, p1-2; VI. “Ni Masibae te ai aru”, pp.1-3; VII. “Ha Jaofanua ma Sukaiola”, pp.1-2; VIII. “Ni Sangoia fai na kokonia”, pp.1-3; IX. “Ha Fiuramo ma Otoinao”, pp.1-3; X. “Ha Uifoa fai ni Jwoubora”, 3pp.; XI. “Na Ngwangwaki fai na Nuto”, pp.1-2; XII. “Ha Rikiarua ma Ogeia”, pp.1-2; XIII. “Ha Kalaukana ma ni Faioa”, pp.1-3; “Ha Lautao ma Buriomea (48-51)”, pp.1-3; XV. “Ha Jougousalo”, pp.1-3; XVI. “Te ngwela i asi fainia te aria i tolo”, pp.12; XVII. “Ni Janiramoa ma na kofukofu”, pp.1-3; XVIII, “Ha Masarao ma Riukali”, pp.1-3; XIX. “Ha Lauere ma Ube”, pp.1-3; XX. “Na Kwafota ma na Kabora”, 1p.; XXI. “Ha Epulone ma ha Lasaro”, 1p.; XXII. “Ro ngwela geni ni Doraanamalefo ma ni Maleforobo”, pp.1-2; XXIII. “Gwainagiburi”, pp.1-3; XXIV. “Ha Saulefoa ma hasina”, 1p.

STORIES 1 (Histoires).
• 1. “On peut manger.” Word list. Lau language [?]. Fositau of Rakusisiu, Dala, 1947; Ms., 1p.
• 2. “Age of People. Lau i asi.” Phrase list. Meke of Takwaiasi, Dala, Jun 1947; Ms., 1p.
• 3. Word list. “àni – eat…[to]…ià – fish”, Lau [?]. Ms., 1p.
• 4. Word list. “fono – shut, close…[to]…futa – appear”. Lau [?]. Ms., 1p.
• 5. Word list. ‘gafu – haze…[to]…gale – child”. Lau. Ms., 1p.
• 6. “Patere Donasiano maka diana nau…” Ms., 1p. Marked on reverse, “D. Coicaud”.
• 7. Untitled manuscript, in an unidentified Solomons language. Parts dated 5 Mar 1947, 30 Sep 1946, 10 Mar 1947 (Gower Island), 8 Dec 1946, Ms., pp.2-10, 13-20.
• 8. Untitled manuscript, in Solomons languages. Ms., c.20pp., in sections as follows: XXIV, pp.2-3, “Ha Taulafoa ma Hasina’ (Kwade), Paulo Misiga, enfant, Foueda; XXV, pp.1-3, “Ni Faifaione ma na Welania” (Lau), Paulo Misiga, enfant, Foueda;
XXVI, pp.1-2, “Te ro ngwela geni”, Ben. Lusitaemu, Foueda, 1936; ”Na Niu”, pp.1-5, Ben Lusitaemu;
XXVIII, pp.1-2, “Na Kefo ma na Edaeda”, Benianimo Lusitaemu, Foueda, 1936;
XXIX, pp.1-5, “Va Liliugou ma na Bola”, Benianimo Lusitaemu, Foueda, 1936;
XXX, 1p. “Na ngwela geni Baita”, Benianimo Lusitaemu, Foueda, 1936;
XXXI, 1p., “Na alo fai fe Edu”.
XXXII, 1p., “Na Sukulu fai I busi”, Benianimo Lusitaemu, Foueda.
• 9. “Maoma”. Langue de Lau. Benianimo Lusitaemu, Foueda, 1940, Ms., 2pp.
• 10. “Na Toai Bua”. Language of Lau. Benianimo Lusitaemu, Foueda, 1940, Ms., 2pp.
• 11. “Na ai i kwala ngwela”. Language of Lau. Benianimo Lusitaemu, Foueda, 1940, Ms., 1p.
• 12. “Na foli lana geni”. Language of Lau. Benianimo Lusitaemu, 1940, Ms., 2pp.
• 13. “Godealangainia laelana mai na Famauri”. I.B. Medo, 1947, Ms., 5pp.
• 14. “Ianikini, gwaunganga”. Maladies. Medicine. I.B. Medo, 1947, Ms., 3pp.
• 15. Angelo e faarongoa ha Takaria ana futanala Ioane Batisita” (d’après S. Luc I). Donatien Coicaud, 29 Mar 1947, Ms., 2pp.
• 16. “Maka Patere Donasiana C.” Re Bible. Language of Lau.

The collection consists of manuscripts and old prints collected in Malaita by Fr Donatien Coicaud and Fr Christian Kamphuis. Includes Stories (Histoires) as language word lists, exercise books, prayer books, dictionaries, biblical material, and printed material.

There are two sets of material ( 2 items) in the collection including:
(i) a ringbinder primarily containing a set of genealogical diagrams, and,
(ii) a set of worksheets primarily containing survey plots of garden land use and ownership

There is little or no descriptive documentation attached to either set of records. As far as is known, Meggitt never published the results of this land survey.
The garden land use and ownership survey was conducted in July-September 1960, with tabulation in 1961 (Meggitt 1978: 109-109, and monthly dating on the worksheets).
The survey covers gardens of the Kara clan (at least, and possibly others) at Sari, a location near Wabag, in what was then called the Upper Lai Census Division 12, Enga Province. The genealogical data also appears to be mainly of members of the Kara clan, and was collected and added to between the 1950s and c.1987.
Sari was Meggitt’s main field site between at least 1955 and the 1980s (Meggitt 1957: 161, and personal communication with P Wohlt, who visited Meggitt there in the 1980s-, and T Hays.

NB. These materials, as far as it known, are the only surviving raw field data from Meggitt’s Enga studies, as he destroyed the other materials before his death.

Meggitt, M J, 1957. “House building among the Mae Enga, Western Highlands, Territory of New Guinea”. Oceania, 27(3), 161-176.

Meggitt, M J, 1978. “Reflections occasioned by continuing anthropological field research among the Enga of Papua New Guinea”. In: Foster, G M. Scudder, T., Colson, E., and Kemper, R.V. ed. Long-term field research in social anthropology. New York, Academic Press, 107-125.

Material relating to Human Immunodeficiency Virus / Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) produced by the Commonwealth Department of Community Services and Health (and successors), its policy advisory bodies (AIDS Task Force, National Advisory Committee on AIDS, Australian National Council on AIDS, Intergovernmental Committee on AIDS) and some other Commonwealth departments, including Ministerial statements, reports, booklets, bulletins, leaflets, advertisements, posters, discussion papers, conference proceedings, press clippings, media kits, audio and video cassettes, and marketing material (t-shirts, caps, stickers, postcards, balloons, condoms, frig magnets, badges, key-rings, coasters and frisbees).

Correspondence files relating to Phil Carswell's involvement in the Victorian Council on AIDS, the National Advisory Council on AIDS, later the Australian National Council on AIDS, and its committees and working groups including the Education Committee and the Churches Working Group, the AIDS Trust of Australia, the Gay Men's Community Health Centre and other AIDS-related organisations, papers relating to the first three National Conferences on AIDS (1985-1988), conference papers and articles written by Carswell, and reports and papers from international conferences. Also includes copies of official papers relating to Victorian government and community liaison on AIDS education, including papers of the government Victorian AIDS Committee and about various AIDS-related projects.

Personal correspondence and project files relating to Phil Carswell's work as liaison officer in the AIDS/STD Unit of the Victorian Department of Health, including speeches, conference papers, material about the AIDS Trust of Australia, the Victorian AIDS Council and the Victorian AIDS Advisory Council and printed material.

Image 1, left to right: Max Neutze (deputy or acting VC), Prof Denis Evans (RSC), Prof Richard Brent (Computer Sciences Lab). Image 2, left to right: Peter Kelo (Fujitsu Australia), Prof Robin Stanton (Computer Science), Robin Erskine (Director, Computer Services), Bob Gingold (Head, ANU Supercomputer Facility), Stuart Manley (Fujitsu Australia), Michael McRobbie (Executive Director, Centre for Information Sciences Research), Neville Roach (MD, Fujitsu Australia).

Top left image: Michael McRobbie (Executive Director, Centre for Information Sciences Research). Top right image: Prof Chris Barter (University of Adelaide); McRobbie, Max Neutze (deputy or acting VC). Second row left image: McRobbie, Neutze, Neville Roach (MD, Fujitsu Australia), Stuart Manley (Fujitsu Australia). Second row right image: Manley, McRobbie, Neutze, Roach. Third row left image: McRobbie, Neutze, Roach. Third row right image: as per item ANUA 745-75-4. Bottom left image: Also as per item ANUA 745-75-4. Bottom row right image: Neutze, Evans.

Master number 2.

Master number 1.

1 September 1988.

Signed: Renau, 1938. SubPro.

Includes accounts in the names of Japanese people.

Issued monthly by the Victorian Branch of the Australasian Society of Engineers, for which some issues held from 1950 (vol 2, no. 11 and vol. 3 no. 6), 1951 (vol. 3 no. 11, vol 4 no. 1, 4, and 5), and July 1955 (vol. 7 no. 8). Then renamed Australasian Society of Engineers Journal Victorian Branch. Most issues held from Feb/Mar 1963 - Oct/Nov 1971. Many issues held from Jul/Aug 1975 - Nov/Dec 1984 with some gaps.

Working papers, speeches and photographs documenting Gareth Evans' time as a student, in politics as Chancellor of the Australian National University and in other activities.

Subject files, station diaries, financial records, records of wages, bore maintenance records, maps and plans.
Includes records relating to Aboriginal people - Box 2 includes records of attendance of Aboriginal children at Brunette Downs School (no names included) and reference to the employment of Aboriginal teaching assistants.

Artist in residence, Canberra School of Art, 2000.

21 July 1988. Recorded from Canberra Stereo Public Radio interview. Note on tape to say 1/2 of one missing.

These sound recordings cover School of Art lectures and workshops given by various artists from 1983 to 2005.

The deposit consists of records of Frank Bollins, NSW Branch President, on his retirement on 5 July 1983. Includes minutes of national and state conferences, branch committee and council meetings, rules, conference and seminar papers, demarcation agreements, NSW Railways papers, correspondence, general union files and publications.

London. Issued by the Directors of the AACo. Includes copy of publication: Emigration to Australia (1849)