Research Notes, Arrival Dates Graph
- AU ANUA 484-314
- Item
- 1990
Contains handwritten notes and graphs on foolscap and graph paper, concerning arrivals (to New Caledonia?).
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Research Notes, Arrival Dates Graph
Contains handwritten notes and graphs on foolscap and graph paper, concerning arrivals (to New Caledonia?).
Contains two lists: Women known to have had children in New Caledonia on December 12th, 1991; Men known to have fathered children in New Caledonia on December 12th, 1991.
One of Shineberg's notebooks labelled "Papers", contains handwritten notes some on ANU letterhead.
Shineberg's notebook, cover labelled "D.L. Shineberg, History Dept."
Contains photostats and handwritten notes regarding shipping in the Pacific in the 19th century. English and French. The significance of "E.C." in the title is unclear.
Various Australian Dictionary of Biography research files
Material in English and some French, including photocopies, handwritten notes and one photographic print of the ruins of a fishing booth in Scotland connected to Andrew Cheyne. The material is all related to Australian Dictionary of Biography entries Shineberg was requested to write. Folder is title "Mendana research notes" but the relevance of the title is not clear.
Various photocopies of publications including Warwick M. Tompkins, Sr. and Captain Edmund French Clay ""Blackbirding" in New Guinea"; "A Day in the Life of a Beche-de-Mer Fisherman Half a Century Ago", author unknown; newspaper clippings regarding Captain John Strachan; Captain McKenzie "Observations on Making the Passage to the Eastward Through Torres Strait, and the Monsoons in the Timour (sic) Sea", The Nautical Magazine and Naval Chronicle, March 1847; "Trepang", Nautical magazine 1870; "Massacres at the Sandalwood Islands", Sydney Morning Herald, June 24, 1850; and more
National Office of Overseas Skills Recognition (NOOSR), Papua New Guinea profile draft
Draft of country profile of Papua New Guinea by R. Hunter, for the purposes of assessing educational qualifications. Submitted to Shineberg for comment.
National Office of Overseas Skills Recognition (NOOSR) Assessement of Qualifications
Correspondence and supporting papers where Shineberg was asked to advise on the assessment of overseas qualifications
Pacific History Honours, "The Concept of Autonomous History and its Application to Pacific History"
Handwritten thesis notes; J. W. Davidson "History, Art or Game? A Comment on the "Purity of the Historical Method"", Australian National University (no date); D. L. Hillaird, History III lecture programme from the Flinders University of South Australia School of Social Sciences, 1968
Correspondence, essays and related papers from History 2/3P, Pacific History course
Contains 2/3P Pacific History Reading List - Early Explorations; two student essays: Hewitt, Wilma "Synoptic Essay 1982", Fulivai, Salamo "Labour Trade"; bibliography from unknown title.
Lucien Levy-Bruhl, "The Functioning of Prelogical Mentality"
Photocopied extract from "How Natives Think" by Lucien Levy-Bruhl, chapter entitled "The Functioning of Prelogical Mentality".
New Guinea - Pacific History second semester 1979
The ANU Faculty of Arts, Pacific History 2/3P second sememster handbook 1979, marked by Shineberg "scribble copy".
Masters in Pacific History material
Material for Masters in Pacific History at the ANU, including suggested essay and seminar topics, and notes from various seminars by Dr Hugh Laracy.
Papua New Guinea Reference Reading list for History 2/3P (Pacific); Pacific History 2/3P Course Guide, 1978; Pacific History 2/3P Reading Guide, 1975.
Preparation and notes for Pacific History Course
Notes in preparation for the Pacific History course at the University of Melbourne.
Proposed course on Tonga for public servants
Correspondence between Shineberg and others, including a letter to Murray Groves from Jim Davidson, about a proposed course on Tonga for public servants.
Correspondence regarding Pacific History course
"Captain Edward Woodin and the Sandalwood Trade of the South-West Pacific", paper read to "the Association(?)" on 8 August 1964 by Dorothy Shineberg
Material relating to the Shineberg's work with the ABC reviewing the book on French nuclear testing "Poisoned Reign" by Bengt and Marie-Therese Danielsson, Penguin Books 1986. includes engagement contracts and copies of Shineberg's review.
Photostat copies of pages from various journals colelcted by Shineberg. Includes J. Williams, "Samoa to Enomanga"; Engacott "Cook Islands 1842"; George Turner, "New Hebrides 1842-43"; untitled journal
South Sea Letters regarding the Sandalwood Trade and Journal of Reverend Tidman
Photostat pages collected by Shineberg from the journal of Reverend A. Tidman
Copies of pages of "Voyage of the Novara" including "Haunts of and Mode of Catching Trepang" and "Shocking Inhumanity of a British Captain".
Shineberg's handwritten notes taken from the papers of David Porter. No dates.
Contains handwritten note "Early Pidgin - examples of, Beach La Mare, Langue de la Cote"; P. Muhlhausler, J A Bennett and D T Tryon, "Some English-based Pidgins in the Southwestern Pacific", booklet with no date.
Reference notes on James Paddon
Notes and correspondence on James Paddon for book chapter; includes unpublished draft of chapter
Copies of two papers by Gunson
Two papers by Neil Gunson: "On Practical Genealogy", Canberra and District Historical Society, 1964; "Missionary Interest in British Expansion in the South Pacific in the Nineteenth Century" no date; reference list and map of Tahiti and Moorea, from The History of the Tahitian mission 1799-1830
Photostats and photocopies of press clipping on massacres in the Pacific Islands, predominantly 19th century
Fifties - notes on logs from the 1850s
Handwritten notes by Shineberg regarding information collected from trade papers from the 1850s.
Photographs of pages from manuscript "Description of the Islands of Tanna and Erromanga, New Hebrides, When Visited by Captain Cook and Captain Dillon", from the copy in the Mitchell Library; copy of correspondence from Captain Dillon to the editor of the Bengal Hurkaru, Oct 14th 1826
Shineberg's review of James Clifford "Person and Myth: Maurice Leenhardt in the Melanesian world", Berkeley, Los Angeles, London, University of California Press, 1982
Handwritten notes by Shineberg on Andrew Cheyne and Palau for early articles; cover refers to a Gunson article and material from Palau
Brenchley and other late observers
Handwritten notes by Shineberg on Brenchley, Grimshaw, Salisbury and Anderson's observation of Fiji and New Caledonia in the 19th century
Biskup: copy of article in Journal of the Papua and New Guinea Society
Peter Biskup, "Hermann Detzner: New Guinea's First Coast Watcher", in Journal of the Papua and New Guinea Society.
Photographs of pages of George Bennett's "A Recent Visit to Several of the Polynesian Islands", from The United States Journal; Shineberg's handwritten notes regarding Bennett's manuscript
Handwritten foolscap pages (presumably by Shineberg) regarding Andrew Cheyne.
Correspondence with the Archives Nationale, France
Correspondence in French with various staff at the Archives Nationale, and related material such as notes in English.
Book, Miscellaneous Mailing List
File that contains notes and material for The Trading Voyages of Andrew Cheyne", including a copy of the acknowledgements; mailing list of "names and addresses for book advertisement"
Small file of research notes from Shineberg's books that were in at the time of the file. Includes dust cover of "The Trading Voyages of Andrew Cheyne, 1841-1844"
Correspondence bwteen Shineberg and publishers and booksellers at Melbourne University Press. Includes discussion of the difficulties facing the bookselling industry.
Correspondence (some financial) between Shineberg and the ANU Press; report by Shineberg on "Robert Louis Stevenson and Samoa" by K S Mackenzie, requested by ANU Press; summary, list of illustrations and one photographic print from the "Voyages of Andrew Cheyne".
Correspondence on the publication of French translations of "They Came for Sandalwood"
Letters and notes in English and French regarding the translation into French and (positive) public reception in Noumea of "They Came for Sandalwood".
Later unfiled letters 1970-71; 1975-1976; 1986
Personal and professional correspondence, including references and discussions of student book purchases.
General correspondence July to December 1969
Personal and professional correspondence including with Ken Inglis; some financial material (a sealed pay slip).
General correspondence January to June 1969
Personal and professional correspondence, including correspondence with publishers (ANU Press) regarding Trading Voyages.
Correspondence August to December 1968
General, research and academic correspondence. Includes some financial and personal material.
General correspondence January to June 1968
Personal, research and academic correspondence from 1968
Correspondence August to December 1967
Correspondence between Shineberg and various people in 1967; personal correspondence, academic and research correspondence, some financial material
Correspondence between Shineberg and various people, mostly librarians and other research professionals at various institutions
Correspondence with various people including Neil Gunson, Jane Roth and John Stanley Cumpston
Correspondence between Shineberg and various people including librarians and researchers, colleagues, and Pacific scholars such as Robert Langdon
Correspondence January to June 1966
Postcards, letters to various academics. Other personal correspondence, such as a letter to the editor by Shineberg complaining about a dangerous intersection, and an enquiry about passage on a ship to Noumea
Barry McGowan photographic materials
This series has not yet been processed. A preliminary survey found materials relating to McGowan's early career, including photographic materials on New Caledonia and mining in regional Australia.
McGowan, Barry
Edward Freeman Paton Memorial Hospital collection
Dr Edward (Ted) Freeman OAM served with his wife, Dorothy, as a medical missionary under the Presbyterian Board of Missions in the New Hebrides from 1963 - 1970. During this time he worked as a medical superintendent at the Paton Memorial Hospital, under difficult situations. He established a blood bank, updated anaesthetic procedures, taught family planning and supervised the training of many local and expatriate doctors and nurses while working in the New Hebrides. Collection includes correspondence, diaries, printed memorabilia, menus from the Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes, slides of the New Hebrides taken between 1963 - 1970 and slides of Papua New Guinea (Port Moresby) taken in 1963.
Freeman, Edward (Ted)
Sarah Walls, interviews with Jean-Marie Tjibaou
Sarah Walls, a journalist who covered New Caledonia for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, conducted two interviews with Kanak independence leader Jean-Marie Tjibaou in the year before his assassination in 1989. Walls interviewed Tjibaou soon after the signing in June 1988 of the Matignon Accord, the peace plan for New Caledonia following the four-year conflict over independence. These interviews provide insights into Tjibaous's personal views on the peace plan, his hopes for the future of the Kanak people and his ideas relating to multiracial society 'one founded on recognition of Kanak sovereignty, and extending a welcome to those who came later'.
Walls, Sarah
Biographical notes on students 1951 by Ross Florence
Biographical notes on students 1964 by Chris Borough
Biographical notes on students 1963 by Ian McLeod
Biographical notes on students 1962 by Hans de Vries
Biographical notes on students 1961 by Ian Gordon
Biographical notes on students 1960 by Robin Cromer
Biographical notes on students 1959 by John Smith
Biographical notes on students 1958 by Pat O'Shaughnessy
Biographical notes on students 1957 by Kim Wells
Biographical notes on students 1956 by Martin Benson
Biographical notes on students 1955 by Ron Greaves
Biographical notes on students 1954 by Bob Newman
Biographical notes on students 1953 by Geoff Wood
Biographical notes on students 1952 by Dave Hamilton
Biographical notes on students 1950 by Don Frankcombe
Biographical notes on students 1949 by Ray Margules
Biographical notes on students 1948 by Keith Gray
Biographical notes on students 1947 by Dave Holmes
Biographical notes on students 1940 to 1945 by Keith Gray
Biographical notes on students 1946 by Jack Henry
Biographical notes on students 1930 to 1939 by Neil Cromer
James Tedder Solomon Islands papers
Solomon Islands files collected and/or collated by subject by James Tedder. The files include the following subjects, bird life, census, national parks, the Moro Movement, land use and issues, the Solomon Islands museum, the Solomon Islands library, local government, education and broadcasting. Also includes two photograph albums on the Solomon Islands.
Tedder, James L O
Offprints and publications on various Pacific matters
Articles and reports on the Solomon Islands, particularly on birds and ecology, by various authors
Contains: Some Marching Rule Stories by Colin H. Allan (1974); Figures removed from a publication of foliage and flora. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club: Volume 85 No. 9 (Dec 1965), Volume 87 No. 8 (Nov 1967); Volume 92 No. 1 (Feb 1972); Volume 93 No. 2 (Jun 1973); Further Examples of Dual Singing by Southwest Pacific Birds by Jared M. Diamond (1972); An Unsuccessful Search for the Solomon Islands Crowned Pigeon by S. A. Parker (1971); Bird Records from West New Britain by Jared M. Diamond (1971); Biogeographic Kinetics: Estimation of Relaxation Times for Avifaunas of Southwest Pacific Islands by Jared M. Diamond (1972); Comparison of Faunal Equilibrium Turnover Rates on a Tropical Island and a Temperate Island by Jared M. Diamond (1971); Species-area Relation for Birds of the Solomon Archipelago by Jared M. Diamond and Ernst Mayr (1976); Distributional Ecology and Habits of Some Bougainville Birds (Solomon Islands) by Jarden M. Diamond (1975); The Laws of the British Solomon Islands Protectorate in Force on 31st December 1969, Revised Edition: Chapter 89: Wild Birds Protection (1971); An Analysis of the Factors Affecting the Economic Development of the British Solomon Islands Protectorate During the Period 1950-1964 by J. R. Baker (1967); Customs and Culture from Kazukuru: Folklore Obtained After the Discovery of the Shrine at Bao by A. H. Hall (1964); An issue of Corona (October 1952) featuring an article on The Shell Money of Auki Island by J. F. Bartle; Burial Customs and Grave Sites on Pre-Christian Nggatokae, Western Solomon Islands by Lindsay Wall and Rolf Kushel (1975); The Protection of Nature in the Islands of the Pacific by F. R. Fosberg (1954); Native Councils and Native Courts in the Solomon Islands by H. Ian Hogbin (1944); Bombs and Butter: The Revival of Ancient Irrigation Techniques for a Market Economy, A Pacific Example by M. J. T. Spriggs (1981); Choice of Residence in the Solomons and a Focal Land Model by D. G. Cochrane (1969); The Noona Dan Expedition 1961-1962 General Report and Lists of Stations by Torben Wolff (1966); Un Orgue Eolien de Guadalcanal by Hugo Zemp (1971); Summary Report on the International Seminar on the Cross- Cultural Study of Circulation, sponsored by the East-West Population Institute (1978); one issue of AGMANZ News: The Art Galleries & Museums Association of New Zealand (Feb 1971); Material Culture and Art in the Star Harbour Region, Eastern Solomon Islands, Southeast Solomon Islands Culture History Program- introduction by R. C. Green, by Sidney M. Mead, Royal Ontario Museum (1973); Field Notes on Birds of the Eastern Solomon Islands by A. J. Cain and I. C. J. Galbraith (1956) .
Reports and articles on Mugaba (Rennell Island) and Mungiki (Bellona Island) by various authors
Contains: On the Subsistence System of Bellona Island, British Solomon Islands Protectorate: A preliminary report on a field investigation 1965 supported by "Styrelsen for teknisk samarbejde med Udviklingslandene" and "Statens almindelige Videnskabsfond" by Sofus Christiansen (1965); Crisis and Mass Conversion on Rennell Island in 1938 by Torben Monberg (1962); An Island Changes Its Religion: Some Social Implications of the Conversion to Christianity on Bellona Island by Torben Monberg; Determinants of Choice in Adoption and Fosterage on Bellona Island by Torben Monberg (1970); "We Don't Talk Much About Colour Here": A Study of Colour Semantics on Bellona Island by Rolf Kuschel and Torben Monberg (1974); The Silent Inventor: The Creation of a Sign Language by the Only Deaf-Mute on a Polynesian Island by Rolf Kuschel (1973); Songs of Bellona Island (Na Taungua o Mungiki) Volume 1: A new study on Polynesian music by Jane Mink Rossen; Some Aspects of Social Organization, Economy, and Values on Rennell Island (Mugaba), 1969: A Preliminary Report by Sofus Christensen and Torben Monberg (1970); The Mapping of Rennell and Bellona Islands by Sofus Christiansen (1968) and The Birds of Rennell Island by DIana Bradley and Torben Wolff (1956).
Articles and reports on the history of the Solomon Islands, by various authors
Contains: On the Cross-Cultural Study of Circulation by Murray Chapman (1978); Red Feather Money by William Davenport (1962); Preliminary Excavations on Santa Ana Island, Eastern Solomon Islands by William Davenport (1972); Anthropology in the British Solomon Islands by William H. Davenport (1968); Sexual Patterns and Their Regulation in a Society of the Southwest Pacific by William Davenport (1965); Social Structure of Santa Cruz Island by William Davenport (1964); The "Hawaiian Cultural Revolution": Some Political and Economic Considerations by William Davenport (1968); A Late Prehistoric Sequence from Su'ena Village, Uki by R. C. Green; Religion, Medicine, and Magic by C. E. Fox; A Late Prehistoric Settlement in Star Harbour by R. C. Green; Conclusion by R. C. Green; An Introduction to the Southeast Solomons Culture History Programme by R. C. Green; Rainforest Composition and Histories of Disturbance: inland settlement in Solomon Islands before European contact, a hitherto unrecognised control over floristics by Tim Bayliss- Smith, Edvard Hviding, and Tim Whitmore (2002, unpublished); The Last Initiation Ceremony at Gupuna, Santa Ana, Eastern Solomon Islands by S. M. Mead (1973) and a copy of a draft typescript of a work by Roger Keesing on The Maasina Rule ("Marching Rule") (undated).
Various periodicals and serials
Bill Clarke Pacific literature and poetry collection
Clarke, William Carey
Modern Niuean Poetry. Published by the Niue Centre, 1978
Part of Bill Clarke Pacific literature and poetry collection
Niu Waves. Contemporary Writing from the Pacific. Edited by Robert Nicole
Part of Bill Clarke Pacific literature and poetry collection
Part of Bill Clarke Pacific literature and poetry collection
Waa in Storms by Teweiariki Teaero
Part of Bill Clarke Pacific literature and poetry collection
Modern Enga Songs. Collected and Translated by Kundapen Talyaga
Part of Bill Clarke Pacific literature and poetry collection
Of Schizophrenic voices by Frances Koya
Part of Bill Clarke Pacific literature and poetry collection
Part of Bill Clarke Pacific literature and poetry collection
Art in the New Pacific by Vilsoni Tausie
Part of Bill Clarke Pacific literature and poetry collection
Dreadlocks in Oceania. Volume 1, 1997. Edited by Sudesh Mishra and Elizabeth Guy
Part of Bill Clarke Pacific literature and poetry collection