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Australian National University Archives

Series368 - Papers on the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and the Seychelles
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Item95 - British High Commission. Tony Kirk-Greene. C.H. Allan’s correspondence with Kirk-Greene and his paper, “District Officers from Down Under: Australian Recruitment into the British Colonial Service, 1928-1966”, Ts., roneo, 24pp., plus appendices.
Item96 - Parks. C.H. Allan’s correspondence with W.I. Parks, T.L. Iremonger, Lynch Baston re Lucille Iremonger, including catalogue of Michelle Moir’s, “Images of Maori Women”, 1992.
Item97 - Wilton Park. C.H. Allan’s general correspondence, including letters from Deryck Scarr, Jonathan Allan, Wilton Park and ANU conferences, Ida Wilkins, Bernard Brown, Bob Paul, Sproule Bolton re sale of the Royal Commonwealth Library, N. Scott-Elliott, John Yaxley, Hardon and others.
Item98 - Will Stober. C.H. Allan’s correspondence with Stober, mainly regarding New Hebrides history.
Item99 - Pacific History Conference, MacMillan Brown Centre, Canterbury University. Correspondence, press cuttings and paper by Hugh Laracy, “George Bogese: ‘just a bloody traitor?’”
Item100 - R.C.S. Stanley, “Dom Christopher: a dramatic narrative in verse”, together with Foreword, A Note on Characters and annotated script, Sc.1-5, Ts., c.40pp.
Item101 - Papers Relating to Claims of Land in the Solomon Islands. Correspondence of Commodore Wilson to the High Commissioner, etc. Printed, 9pp.
Item102 - British Solomon Islands Protectorate, List of Lands, Suva, WPHC; 2 leaves.
Item103 - J.C. Barley, District Officer Malaita, “Native Custom”, 2 Sep 1930, Ts., 12pp.; “Notes on Native Custom, Malaita”, 1931, Ts., 30pp.
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Pacific History Conference, MacMillan Brown Centre, Canterbury University. Correspondence, press cuttings and paper by Hugh Laracy, “George Bogese: ‘just a bloody traitor?’”

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