Various items including:

Report on the 1966 Voyage of M.S. "Nella Dan" by P.G. Law as Director of the Antarctic Division
Invitation to a "Gathering of Nel Law's Friends", June 1990
Program of "Phillip Law's 90th Birthday Celebration", 19 April 2002, MCC Members Dining Room, including a photograph of P.G. Law
Transcribed copy of a letter from P.G. Law to his mother in Hamilton about his bike trip to the Grampians, 1927
Photograph of a portrait of P.G. Law
Correspondence with Peter Law
Map of Antarctica showing ship voyages
List of Antarctic Publications

News clippings about Paul-Emile Victor from various newspapers including: The Times; and numerous unidentifiable papers

Correspondence with: Australian Government Deparment of National Development and Energy; Fernand Jardel; Jean Vaugelate

Also included are some cartoons by Paul-Emile Victor

Correspondence with: John M Swann; Tim Bowden; Australian Foundation for Science

Copies of transcripts of recorded interview with Phillip G. Law

Correspondence with: Alf Lazer

List of PGL's sporting achievements

Three laminated A3 posters of the book "Dr Phillip Garth Law: His Extraordinary Life and Times" by Ian Toohill with the crest of The Royal Society of Victoria.

List of the Fellowship of The Australian Academy of Science, 30 April 2004
Lists of Royal Geographic Society Medals and Awards and recipients thereof
List of P.G. Law's Honours and Awards

Correspondence with: F.W.G. White

Promotional flyers for "Celebrating a century of Australian Antarctic Exploration 1908-1008: The Stories of four famous Australian Antarctic Explorers" [3 copies]

Notes:
Quotes from P.G. Law for use in Edward Duyker's "Dictionary of Sea Quotations", Dec 2005 [2 copies]
General MacArthur - "Youth" [1 original, 1 photocopy]
Ian Robert Permezel
Obituary of George Smith
Draft of "The Extraordinary Life and Times of Dr Phillip Garth Law"
General biographical notes

Publications:
"Macquarie Island, Jewell in the Southern Ocean", Fifth Annual Phillip Law Lecture, Hobart 17 June 2006, Presented and Edited by Dr Patricia Selkirk
Photocopied extracts from "A Place Apart"
Aurora Expeditions Antarctica Travel Brochure, 2009-10
Copy of "Appendix C: The Constitution of the Commonwealth" of the Parlimentary Government of Australia, pp. 315-337
"Evolution of the Micropressor", M.W. Allen,

Correspondence with: Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery

List of Members, Melbourne Club, November 2002
List of Captains etc. on Voyages from 1954-1966
List of people who have wintered in Antarctica as of September 1996

Map of Gondwana, American Geographical Society, 1970

Biographical notes:
Phillip Law and the birth of the V.C.A
Keeping Fit
My New Guinea War Diary

Talks and Publications:
"The Sir Richard Stawell Oration: Personality Problems in Antarctica" by P.G. Law, The Medical Journal of Australia, Vol I, No. 8, February 20 1960 [also 2 photocopies of reprints]
"Chapter 1: Beginnings" by P.G. Law, Antarctic Odyssey
"The Mackie Lectures 1967: An Alternative to the University System of Tertiary Education in Australia", photocopy of reprint from The Forum of Education, Vol. XXVII, No. I, March, 1968
"The Jubilee Establishment of Mawson Station"by P.G. Law, Royal Soceity of Victoria Lecture - 16 November 2004Transactions of the Royal Soceity of Victoria, Volume 117, Number 2
Symposium Opening Ceremony, "The International Polar Years and SCAR" by P.G. Law [2 copies, 3 copies discarded]
"They IGY in Antarctica", by P.G. Law, reprinted from The Australian Journal of Science, Vol. 21, No. 9, June 1959, pp. 285-294

News Clipping:
"Madcap icecaps", The Age, Saturday May 12, 2007, p. 15 (A2)

This item has been split into 2 folders labelled Part 1 and Part 2 for reboxing on the 23rd March 2011.

Book of verses from the 1959/60 ANARE - Expedition to Antarctica

Correspondence with: Peter Wells, Property Manager, Equity Trustees Limited; Warren Joel, Joel Auctions; James H. Simpson and Sons, Furniture Removals; Robert Opat, Equity Trustees

Copy of Certificate of Title for P.G. Law's Unit at Balwyn Manor

Correspondence with: Warren Joel

Advertisment for the Australian Antarctic Territory Series 2005 Leopard Seal Coin
"Shipping News", Aurora Expeditions, Vol 21, No 1, February 2008
Australian Air Adventures Newsletter, Autumn 2008
"Antarctic Tourism - Past, Present and Future" by Greg Mortimer for the Annual Tasmanian Midwinter Festival Third Phillpi Law Lecture 19 June 2004, Transactions of the Royal Society of Victoria, Volume 117, Number 2 [3 copies. 11 disposed of]
Obituary for Arthur Gwynn
"A Law unto us all", re-written lyrics to the song Never on a Sunday dedicated to Phillip Law by Helmut Lopaczuk, 27 February 2009
U.S.C. Jubilee: Fifty Years of Skiing, Significant dates in the history of M.U.Ski - U.S.C
Christmas Newsletter 2007
Short Biographical Information
List of Honours and Awards
"Book Review, The Chilling Stars: A New Theory of Climate Change", Australian Institute of Geoscientist, p. 23, No 90, November 2007
List of contents of P.G. Law's house in Stanley Grove
Leonard Joel Auctioneers, Vendor Account Sales/Tax Invoice, 2007

Correspondence with: Field Rickards; Peter Law; Julie Di Peitro; Ivor Noel[?]; Edward Dukyer

Notes:
General Autobiographical Notes
Road Rage Events
Maudland and South Yarra Incidents
My Polar Medal Story
Life (or Death) on the Highway

Speeches given at P.G. Law's 94th Birthday Celebrations:
The Welcoming Address - Bill McAuley
R.P. Lachal, Master of Ceremonies
John Swann
Syd Kirkby
Geoffrey Vaughan
John Zillman
Dick Thompson

Correspondence with: Who's Who; American Biographica Institute; Baron's Who's Who; The Australian Roll of Honour; The International Authors and Writers Who's Who; Kelly's Handbook; The Writers Directory; Who's Who of Australian Writing; Contemporary Personalities; Men of Achievement; The International Directory of Distinguished Leadership

Biographical entries for Phillip Garth Law in: the 2004 and 2005 International Who's Who; the 2004 and 2006 Who's Who in Australia; International Biographical Centre 1999, 1998; Wold Book Encyclopaedia; Orbis Geographicus 1968/1972; Directory of Education Specialists 1972-73;

Correspondence with: Peter and Thelma Law; Ian Clunies Ross Memorial Foundation

News clippings:
Printout from the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, Foundations Fellow, P.G. Law webpage, 9 December 2004
"Chills and Thrills in Antarctica", Book Review by Barry Jones of "The Silence Calling: Australians in Antarctica" by Tim Bowden, unknown newspaper and date.
"The Frozen Continent - Southern Discomfort: Antarctica, the land that cam in to the cold", The Sunday Age, 6 April 1997
"Going to Extremes", Weekend Magazine, 6 September 1997
"Chatterbox: Phillip Law", Progress Press, 8 April 1997
"Chapter Two: Techniques of Living. Transport and Communication" by P.G. Law, reprinted from Antarctica: A New Zealand Antarctic Soceity Survey, 1965
"Help wanted", The Age, 29 July 1987
"Conferring of Degrees on Saturday, 15 December 1962", University of Melbourne Gazette, 22 February 1963

Biographical information and appication for the BHP Award for the Pursuit of Excellence

Lists of members and contact details for the following clubs and groups: Sklovsky Lunch; Christopher Wren Retired Group Membership 2007, 2005, 2002, 1984 Lists; Chelsea Pensioners - ANARE Veterans; Boobooks 1987, 2005, 2002 Active Roll; Beefsteak Club - July 2004; Crabtree Oration; CSIROSIP 2002, 2001; Australian Club in Rome; Australian Society of Authors Limited, July 1984; The Mountaineer (MUMC), February 1981, 1982; Melbourne Film Society 1978; Australian Academy of Science 1979; Science Museum Council Members 1979; Victorian Institute of Colleges - Council Members 1977; ANARE Club Midwinter Dinner 1984; The Scout Association of Australia Victorian Branch; Kelvin Club 1990; Blues and Half Blues

Correspondence with: Peter Thomas

Extracts and clippings from various publications.

"They Chart the Last Unknown Continent" by Phillip Garth Law, Australia Today, October 18 1957, pp. 51-56 and 121-122
Extracts from the G.S.O Newsletter
"Mawson Station, est. 1954: a signal achievement" by Peter Boyer, Australian Antarctic Magazine, Autumn 2004, pp.57-58
"On Purpose: Towards a More Meaningful Life", p. 92
"The Ties That Bind: A History of Sport at the University of Melbourne" by June E Senyard, pp. 101-103, 144-145, 227, 237, 348, 384-385

Copy of obituary of P.G. Law prepared by Peter Law while P.G. Law was still alive.

Copy of "Dr Phillip Garth Law: An Extraordinary Life" by Ian Toohil with note attached.

Correspondence with Iola Matthews and draft sections from the book "Dr Phillip Garth Law: An Extraordinary Life" by Ian Toohill.

A folder containing a detailed list and description of antarctic photographs and objects held at the Museum of Victoria [?]. The description also states the location of the photographs and objects at the time of printing, e.g. west wall. Also in the folder are 2 copies of a list, dated February 23 1994, of antarctic photographs from various sources, some from 'Law'.

Correspondence with Jon Stephenson

Draft of the book Bunny Fuchs and the other way to the South Pole: Weddell Sector Exploration and the first Trans Antarctic Crossing 1957-58 by Jon Stephenson

Copy of Golden Morning by Wendy Stuart Law with a small number of annotations by Phillip Law

Correspondence with: E.H. Hirsch; Klaus Arne Pedersen; Maroondah Addictions Recovery Project; Antarctic Australia Mid-Winter Festival 2002; Victoria Mejia; Sir Leslie Martin; FilmArts; Paul Cullen; Scouts Australia; National Portrait Gallery; Norman Tulloh; Pat Slater, School of Nursing; British Schools Exploring Society

Phamphlet of Antarctic Heroes: Triumph and Tragedy; Custom headline with Phillip Law from Central City News; The Fortune Line: Study Plans; List of expenses for Dr. Law in the U.S.A. and England; Phillip Law Provenance note

News Clippings and photocopies from: Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 1989; The Pioneers and Builders: Heritage, 1988; AURORA, September 1999; Melbourne Education, Winter 2003; Melbourne University Sports Association Annual Report 1998/99; and other unidentified sources

Autobiographical notes

News Clippings and photocopies from: Mountaineer: The magazine of the Melbourne University Mountaineering Club, 50th Anniversary Edition; Mountaineering 81; Whitehorese Weekender, February 2003; AN Alternative to the Universitz System of Tertiary Education in Australia by Phillip Garth Law, The Mackie Lectures, September 6 and 7 1967; My New Guinea War Diary by Phillip Garth Law; The Graduate Union News, The Graduate Union of the University of Melbourne Inc.; AURORA, June 2005; and other unidentified newspapers or magazines

Correspondence with: Sir John Holland, Loch Ard Centenary Commemorating Committee; Phillip Law's Christmas Newsletter 2005; Wendy Coates; L. H. Martin; Geoff Fenton; R.I. Garrod; Patrick Quilty; Robert Reeves

Photocopied maps of PGL's voyages in Antarctica; envelopes of the ANARE logo designed by Phillip Law; List of ASAP Guides, including the Guide to the Records of Phillip Garth Law; Phillip Garth Law - Inventory List, 12 April 1999

News Clipping from: Royal South Yarra Tennis Club Journal Centre Court, April 2006; The Sydney Morning Herald

Correspondence with: Peter and Thelma Law; Aurora Expeditions; Rear Admiral J.A.L. Myres; BHP Awards for the Pursuit of Excellence; John Howard, Prime Minister; Victorian College of the Arts; Melbourne University Sports Association

News clippings:
"Polar Pioneer Left in the Cold: Interview with Phillip Law", The Sunday Herald Sun, 7 January 1996
"The iceman with a will of steel charts his course for Geelong to fulfill a dream", The Age, Wednesday 14 December 1994
"A Law unto himself", The Age, 16 October 1993
"150 Years 150 Stories", UniNews, 30 June - 14 July 2003
"Melbourne University Blues Dinner 1999"
"Reminders of a Great Southern Land", Weekend, 10 December 1994
"Obituary: John Mayston Bechervaise", The Age, Thrusday, 30 July 1998

Itenerary of Voyage to the Falkland Islands, South Georgia, and the Antarctic Peninsula with Aurora Expeditions

List of landings led by PGL and photographs of Australian flag raised by PGL at any landing and inscribed by him on the boarder. Flag held by Museum Victoria.

This folder contains numerous copies of the Christmas letter sent out to many people from Phillip Law in 2008 as well as a list of names and addresses of people to receive the letter. This folder also contains 4 copies of a short Obituary about Phillip Law.

Contains an interview with Phillip Law

Miscellaneous documents including correspondence with Geoffrey Hattersly-Smith; photocopy from the Royal Society of Victoria reception to announce the "RSV-Intrepid"; photocopies of Who's Who biographical information; a pocket address book; photographs of portraits; printed booklets of Phillip Law Lectures 1979, 1980 and 1981 at Preston Institute of Technology; ANARE Song Book; extracts from Education Department records of PG Law's teaching career

News clippings and photocopies thereof in which Phillip Law is mentioned from various sources including: The Age, Australian Academy of Science Newsletter; "Antarctic Heroes: Triumph and Tragedy", Australian National Maritime Museum; 52nd Lettre d'Information of AMAPOF; The Herald Sun; "Polar News", American Polar Soceity; MCC News; The Progress Leader; The National Library of Australia; Royal South Yarr Lawn Tennis Club; The University of Melbourne 150 years Celebrations; Melbourne Education; Eye Research Australia Foundation; ANZAAZ Reporter; Australia Post; Physics Today; Aurora

Newsclippings of articles about Phillip Law and Antarctica: "Uncommon Men", The Age, Saturday, January 30, 1965, pg. 22; "Secrects of the Icy Continent", The Herald, Saturday, January 14, 1956, pg. 15; part of a newsclipping, title unknown, from The Australian Post, November 29, 1951, pg. 23

Photocopies of: typed version of PGL's New Guinea War Diary, including photographs; "PGL's N.G. Tropic Proofing Report"; transcription from PGL's war diary; New Guinea photographs; list of events and map.

Inwards and outwards correspondence relating to PGL's New Guinea War Diary from: Australian War Memorail; National War Museum; Tim Roberts; Robert Lang, National Archives of Australia; National Archives of Australia;

Photocopy of: transcription of diary; "The Rold of Science and Industry" by D.P. Mellor - inscribed by PGL as "Re Tropic Proofing of war instruments".

Miscellaneous documents about Phillip Law's achievements: List of contributions by Phillip Law to Australian Antarctic Achievements; List of contributions August 1977; biographical information for ANARE club; list of publications; Membership certificate of the Glacier Soceity; newsclipping of obituaries of Kenneth Henderson Hunt and Le Thanh Nhon; and other documents.

Correspondence with: John Zillman, Director of Bureau of Meteorology; Sally Robinson; Geelong Region Scouts Associations; Tony Press, Director, Antarctic Division; Royal Society of Victoria; St John Ambulance Australia; National Portrait Gallery; University Ski Club; Glacier Society; Telethon Institute for Child Health Research; Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE); The University of Melbourne; Australian Academy of Science; Sir Guy Green, Govenor of Tasmania; The Explorers Club

Publications: Aurora - ANARE Club Journal Volumet 11 No. 4 June 1992, The P.G. Law 80th Birthday Celebration Issue; photocopy of University of Melbourne Gazette, 22 February 1963; printed copy Phillip Law and the history of Australian in Antarctica; Melbourne University Sports Association Annual Report 1998/9

Photographs: photocopies and prints of Talangatta State school students; printed image of Nel sketching in Antarctica; printed image of PGL with Fay Marles and sculptor Michael Meszaros

Miscellaneous documents about Phillip Law's achievements: Summary of Achievements from the Queenscliff Maritime Museum; Biographical Study of Phillip Garth Law; List of non-Antarctic Publications; Career Summary; Summary of the main accomplishments of the 1954 voyage

Correspondence with: Helen Christensen, Australian National University; Suzanne Stallman; Michael Cannon; BHP Pursuit of excellence award; Various people at Law Base and other parts of Antarctica, 1987; Science Museum of Victoria; ATSE; Sir Gustav Nossal; Maroondah Addictions Recovery Project Inc.; Australian Academy of Science; Victoria Mejia; John M Swann; Zhang Qing Song; American Biographical Institute; The Salvation Army

Publications: photocopied excerpt from "You Have to be Lucky"; "Modern Hero of Australian Antarctica - Phillip Law" by Alan Attwood, Australian Geographic, No. 13, Jan-Mar 1989, pg. 116; Chapter 6 - The Club in Antarctica, Melbourne University Mountaineering Club, Chapters 6 and 12; Newsclipping "Drainspotting", Good Weekend, April 18-20, 2003. pg. 35; photocopied exerpt from "The ties that bind: A history of Sport at the University of Melbourne" by June E Senyard, and other assorted photocopies of publications

Various copies of Phillip Law's CV

Miscellaneous documents: Gilwell Park Restoration Appeal Honour Roll; "Keeping Fit", based upon the req. Canadian Airforce 5BX - 5 basic exercises; List of employement and appointments; Obituary of Sir Leslie Martin; "P.G. Law and Professor L.H. Martin"

Correspondence with: Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (AATSE); Australia Post; G.P. Sibley; Victorian Institute of Colleges; Austin Health; ANARE Club; Film Australia; Australian Academy of Science

Publications: Program of the New Zealand Antarctic Society Antarctic Art Exhibition 1983; Program and Menu of the Dr Phillip Law 93rd Birthday Celebration at the Graduate Union of the University of Melbourne; Speech by Phillip Law at the takeover of Wilkes Station February 4, 1959; "Scientist leaves stamp on our Antarctic past", Progress Leader February 9, 2004, pg. 38

Photographs:

Photocopied news clipping of the Clunes Guardian and Gazette, Saturday, Aug 25, 1934

Assorted News Clippings, speeches, programmes and correspondence about the 50th Anniversary of Mawson Station and celebrations thereof. Inwards and outwards correspondence with: Paul Fitzgerald; J.J. Webster; Andrew McKay; Ray Seaver; Bill Storer; Doug Leckie; Ian Toohil; Perth Mint; Australian Antarctic Division; Amber McDougall; Australia Post

Photocopied exctracts from John Poynter's book on the history of the University of Melbourne entitled "A Place Apart"

Copies of "My Polar Medal Story" by Phillip Law; talks from the reception to announce RSV - Intrepid

Correspondence with:The Duke of Edinburgh; Rear Admiral J A L Myres; Tony Press

Publications: Aurora - ANARE Club Journal, Volume 25 No. 3, March 2006

Miscellaneous documents: photocopied loose notes; photocopied stamps featuring antarctica; Additional personal details; ANARE Club list of achievements of PG Law; Obituary of Dr Frank John Kerr

Correspondence with: Nancy Kershaw; N.H. Warren to the Officer in Charge, Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition; Elizabeth Douglas; Nel Allan (later Law); J.M. Evans, American Biographical Institute; Robert Stuhler, The Explorers Club; Malcolm Kirton; The Royal Society of Victoria; National Portrait Gallery; A.J. Press, Australian Antarctic Division; John Howard, Prime Minister; Victorian Institute of Colleges; The Brotherhood of St Laurence; Sally Robinson; National Library of Australia; The Editor, The International Book of Honor; Eye Research Foundation; ATSE; Australian Academy of Science; Michael Bugler; John M Swann; Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre; June Senyard; Eric Anderson; Melbourne University Sports Association

Publications: photocopy of "Mawson station, est. 1954: a signal achievement", Australian Antarctic Magazine, Autumn 2004; photocopied exerpt from "Melbourne University Sports Association Annual Report 1998/89"; " A Full and Active Life", by Kenneth Hunt; ATSE Clunies Ross National Science and Technology Awards Program and Citations, 2003; "Response" by Phillip G. Law at the Proceedings of the Phillip Law, 80th Birthday Symposium, 23 April 1992, pp. 81-82; Melbourne University Blues Dinner 1999: Phillip Law - Patron Melbourne University Sports Association; unidentified newsclippings

Photographs: printed photograph of Nel's relatives, Christmas 2003; plaque on the wall of the Phillip Law Room, the council room of the Victorian College of the Arts

Includes: Education Department Inspector's reports, 1933-1938; cables and correspondence regarding appointments; PhD receipts, 1945-1947; references; material concerning the Professional Officers Association Award.

Includes: salary statements, group certificates, correspondence and applications concerning Tallangatta and District Hospital, L. Martin, Department of External Affairs, University of Melbourne, Victoria Institute of Colleges, Melbourne Club; list of publications.

Includes correspondence, press cuttings and statements from J. McRae, A. White, G.S. Browne, J.M. Murphy, F. Duras, J.S. Rogers, Kerr Grant, R. v. d. R. Woolley, T. Hedberg, T.J. Malcomson, F.S. Daley, J.S. Turner, F. Johnston, J.D.G. Medley.

Includes correspondence and publications concerning positions at: University of Melbourne, Department of External Affairs, Scientific Liaison Bureau, Australian National University, Commonwealth Office of Education, Monash University, University of Queensland, Victoria Institute of Colleges; P.G. Law's curriculum vitae.

Diary records and notes by P.G. Law, Nel Law and G.A. Allen on incident involving assault on Nel Law and P.G. Law.

Printed Christmas cards with photograph inserts, prepared by P.G. Law for:

The Antarctic Club (9 cards), 1950-1960;
ANARE and ANARE Club (11 cards), undated, and 1950-1960s;
Personal (12 cards plus copies), undated, and 1967-1970s;
VIC (9 cards plus copies), undated, and 1967-1970s.

Includes circular letters for dates: 11 February 1974, 9 January 1975, 10 December 1975, 20 October 1975, 10 December 1977.

Press cuttings, tearsheets and brochures. Includes lottery ticket (1958), programme for Pan Indian Ocean Science Association Second Science Congress (Perth, August 1954), World War II press cutting, map of Europe and recent notices (1980s).

Letters, notes and telegrams of congratulation, with P.G. Law's replies. Includes some items of personal correspondence and copy of message from P.G. Law to Royal Geographical Society (9 May 1960). Includes letters from J.K. Davis, K.H. Ooi, Lord Nathan, G. Robin, H. Oldham, L.J. Brain, R. Merle, M. Forbes, R.W. Boswell, K. Lauritzen, M. Oliphant, D.F. Martyn, R. Martin, M. Aurousseau, Sir E. Herring, A.H. Tange, A. Grenfell Price and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence concerning requests for reprints of Stawell Oration (1960), later published in Medical Journal of Australia. Australian and overseas correspondence, including letters from: C.J. Hackett, M.J.A., K. Lauritzen, Institute of Polar Studies (Ohio), A. Rowden White, M.A. Cabeza Quiruga, Scott Polar Research Institute (Cambridge, UK), USA National Academy of Sciences, and others.

Letters, notes and telegrams with some replies, and press cuttings. Includes letters from A.H. Tange, P.A. Morawetz, F. Wood, J.A. McCallum, F.R. Burton, F.W. Morgan, M. Brown, L.J. Dwyer, A. Rowden White, M. Aurousseau, Royal Society of Victoria, D. Serventy, J.M. Wordie, Royal Geographical Society, G. Robin, K. Scott, I. Wood, R. Wilson, R. Martin, R.W. Boswell, B.P. Lambert and others. Includes some letters to Nel Law.

Letters of congratulation and commendation. Includes circular letter to ANARE (28 March 1966) from P.G. Law, Director and notes from farewell dinner. Includes letters from: J. Béchervaise, R. Thompson, D. Stewart, T.O. Jones, Australian Universities Commission, M. Ye. Ostrekin, R. Dovers, R. Kenny, R.R. Brown, Lord Casey, F. Jacka, R.L. Martin, J. Lauritzen, I.W. Wark, M. Aurousseau, K. Lauritzen, H. Brain, J.K. Davis, M. Mawby and others.

Correspondence concerning nominations for Britannica Australia Awards, with: W.C. Radford, D.E. Caro, R.H. Martin, Sir L. Huxley, Awards Committee notices including résumé of contributions by P.G. Law.

General correspondence from P.G. Law (President) and correspondence from RACI, F. Boyd, J.D. McCaughey, L. Adams, M. Brown, J. Béchervaise, D.S. Woodruff, A. Dunbavin Butcher, Sir H. Bolte, E.D. Gill, D.M. Myers, J.A. Baines, W. Budd, ANZAAS, J.R.A. McMillan, D. White, G. Sklovsky, H. Wilson.

Includes notes on:

ABC programme on history of Royal Society of Victoria (draft), 2 October 1968;
Notes for Seminar "Your Child and its Future" (concluding remarks) undated;
Royal Society of Victoria council reports, 1968;
Notes, correspondence and curriculum vitae for F.S. Dainton, concerning visit, 1968;
Treasury submissions, Grant applications (to Sir H. Bolte), July 1968;
Notes on history of Royal Society of Victoria;
Correspondence on 1968 Royal Society Medal (with citation for E.D. Gill), June 1968;
Notes on administration and computerisation of records, April 1968;
Obituary, J.K. Davis (for Royal Society of Victoria Proceedings), undated, 1968;
Notes and correspondence on Australian Natural History Medallion, April 1968;
Notes on financial status of Royal Society of Victoria and Development Committee matters, 1967-1968;
Correspondence on 1967 ANZAAS Medal (with citation for I.W. Wark) August 1967 - September 1967;
Obituary, J.K. Davis (copy - by G.W. McKinnon), undated;
and memoranda and circulars.

Correspondence, concerning submitted papers by E.D. Gill, with: E.D. Gill, G.W. Leeper, E.S. Hills, F.R. Gibbons, K.S.W. Campbell, D.S. Woodruff and J.A. Talent. Includes referees' reports and copy of one paper.

Correspondence, resumé and typescript notes of speech, receipt of Rotary Award, 6 May 1970. Includes correspondence with: Rotary Club of Melbourne, J.B. Hack, G.D. Neilson. Includes résumé and drafts of speech notes.

Correspondence on Polar Medals, with: W.H.A. Becke, W. Kent Hughes, W.C. Wentworth, K. Anderson and others. Includes confidential correspondence on reasons for declining the Award.

Notifications and correspondence on election as Fellow (1978) and committee appointments: Antarctic Research Advisory Committee, ANCAR, AAS ad hoc committees, Science and Industry Forum, Antarctic Names and Polar Medals Committee, AAS Subcommittee for Logistics.

Correspondence and nomination from Royal Society of Victoria - copy typescript inclusive of résumé, list of awards to 1970, committee memberships and offices to 1973, list of major orations and lectures, list of ANZAAS papers, citations, list of publications to 1972. Includes correspondence with Royal Society of Victoria, R. Garran and J. Osborne.

Correspondence on visits to Colleges upon retirement from VIC.

Includes VIC newsletter with tributes to P.G. Law (Vol.11 No.4, December 1977), farewell card and inwards and outwards correspondence from: H.S. Houston, R.W.R. Muncey, Sir H. Winneke, R.E. Parry, D.P. Derham, J.G. Gillespie, D.H. Meiring and others.

Includes: address; programme; telegrams from R.J. Hamer, L. Thompson; guest list; correspondence from P.J. Derham, J. Reid, N. Beller, G.P. Hayes.

Correspondence requesting information, mostly on Antarctic matters.

Drafts of referee reports written by P.G. Law, with some accompanying resumés and correspondence. Includes references for: R.J.E. Kendall, J.B. Ritchie, N.L. Carr, G. McKinnon, W. Deacock, C. Hulls, J. Bunt, J. Béchervaise, R.I. Macdonald, D.A. Watson, D.J. Lugg, G.N. Vaughan, B.R. Hames, J. Widdis Leslie, A. Lazer, E.J. Barker, J.G. Gillespie, I.A.A. Vassie, J. Zillman, R.E. Budwine, S.L. Kirkby, J.H. Curtis, K.J. Grice and others.

Inwards correspondence from: C. Roderick, W. Hardy, J.F.D. Lush and others. Some to Nel Law and some undated.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with: A.K. Connor, G.W. McKinnon, M. Brown, Antarctic Division, Don Styles, W.L. Sawrey, Scott Polar Research Institute (Cambridge, UK), M. Murayama (Polar Section, National Science Museum, Japan), B. Suart, National Science Foundation (USA), H. Appelt, H. Rennick, J.R. Smith, D.F. Styles, ABC, O.C. Winzen, La Trobe University, K.W. Edwards, A. Newman, R.D. Hill, G.M. Budd, R.N.M. Panzarini, Instituto Antarctico Argentino, M. Somov, D. Hay, W.K. Perry, M. Liddelow, W.A. Rawlinson (with enclosures on Professor Hird and V.M. Trikojus), M. Ashkanasy, R. Martin, A.F. Treshnikov, Arctic and Antarctic Institute (Leningrad USSR), W. Storer, R. Ferber, J. Béchervaise, T. Nagata, University of Tokyo (Geophysics Laboratory), R.H.J. Thompson, M. Aurousseau, Australian Institute of Physics, K.H. Ooi, M. Pechenart, R.D. Hill, Royal Geographical Society (London), G.W. Rowley, T. Gjelsvik, Norsk Polarinstitutt, U.S. Naval Support Force Antarctica, P. Rolland, F. Jacka, and others.
This item contains references to: Antarctic exploration.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with: R.B. Lewis, N. Henderson, F.J. Gray, S. Kapitsa, International Union for Quarternary Research, Antarctic Division, Melbourne Club, Directorio 4808 (Argentina), Antarctic Division (New Zealand), J.H. Miller, P. Siple, D.F. Styles, A.G. Owens, Sir H. Bolte, C.H.B. Priestley, N. Linton-Smith, Scott Polar Research Institute (Cambridge, UK), K.H. Hunt, Department of External Affairs, La Trobe University, Geophysical Institute of the University of Alaska, D. Stewart, I. McLeod, E.F. Herring, Kelvin Club, J.S. Bunt, H. Appelt, W. Deacock, and others.
This item contains references to: Antarctic exploration.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with: R.D. Hill, D.F. Styles, I. McLeod, M. Brown, P. Martyn, J.F. Rafferty (and others - on iceberg project), T. Keneally (on Scott expedition and Cherry-Garrard), M.R.O. Millett, Lord Casey, RACI, T.I. Williams, Antarctic Division (Department of External Affairs), M.M. Somov (with translator of paper "Co-operation of Scientists in the Antarctic, 1966"), G.M. Budd, K.H. Hunt, B. Roberts, Scott Polar Research Institute (Cambridge, UK), R.G. Taylor, R. Martin, ANARE Club, W.C. Wentworth, Australian Academy of Science, M. Pechenart, I.R. McLeod, Geological Society of Australia, Mexican and Chilean universities, F.K. Baines, The Society of Explorers, F. Hirst, Royal Geographical Society, Directorio 4808 (Argentina), W. Storer and others.
This item contains references to: Antarctic exploration.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with: N. Imai, G. Massieu, Instituto Politecnico Nacional (Mexico), L.F. Crisp (with press cuttings), New Zealand Antarctic Society, L.W. Weickhardt, Kelvin Club, K. Lauritzen, Geographical Society of NSW, U. Radok, L.M. Gould, French Embassy Canberra, ANZAAS, Universities and Colleges, J. Shaw, G.M. Budd, Commonwealth Film Unit, L.M. Forbes, Scott Polar Research Institute (UK), J. Bunt, C. Parker, Australian Institute of Physics, Antarctic Division (Department of External Affairs), G. McKinnon, W. Storer, Antarctic Club (Australia), Department of Supply, British Council, B. Suart, W.C. Wentworth, H. Souillac, K.B. Mather, Geophysical Institute - University of Alaska, P.J. Wisch, Royal Geographical Society, M. Millett, J.G. Gorton, K. Scott, A.J. Law, F. Jacka, Mawson Institute for Antarctic Research and others.
This item contains references to: Antarctic exploration.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with: M. Millett, Antarctic Division, K. Shimokata, Colleges and Universities, J. Béchervaise, M. Cooke, French Consulate - Melbourne, K. Lauritzen, ABC, R. Boyd, S. Oka, Japanese Technical Institutes, S. Murai, K. Nishida, T. Hasegawa, Japan Polar Research Association, N. Imai, Scott Polar Research Institute (UK), P. Wisch and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: A.J. Law, P. Law, D.F. Styles, Antarctic Division, Colleges and Universities, C.E. Buchwald, Royal Geographical Society, K.H. Hunt, J. Leslie, K. Lauritzen, M.R. Millett, Royal Society of NSW, U. Radok, W.F. Budd, French Embassy - Canberra, P. Lloyd, F. Jacka, VIC, M. Millet, W.J. Gibbs, N. Ferris, P. Martyn, I. Wark, H. Souillac, ABC, Melbourne Film Festival, Instituto Politecnico Nacional (Mexico), G.M. Budd, P. Lloyd, Mawson Institute for Antarctic Research, US Naval Support Force - Antarctica (New Zealand), B. Lambert, Lord Casey (with broadcast notes), E.D. Gill and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with overseas correspondents: Royal Geographical Society, C. Parker, G.R. Schrager, H. Esteve, Japan Polar Research Association, J-L. Steimle, P. Martyn, W.G. Shannon, H.M. Dater, overseas Colleges and Universities, C.W. McIntosh, Antarctic Division (New Zealand), B. Suart, R. Thompson, J. Clausen, R.R. Brown, R.D. Hill, J. Schneider and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence, within Australia, with: E.D. Gill, C.E. Newman, Colleges and Universities, S.S. Richardson, Antarctic Division, B. Rofe, Argentinian Embassy - Canberra, B. Suart, W. Storer, D.F. Styles, L. Macey, Antarctic Club, Geographical Society of New South Wales, ANARE Club, W.A. Rawlinson, C. Roderick, D.F. Martyn, P.H. Sulzberger and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with overseas correspondents: Scott Polar Research Institute, T. Armstrong, Royal Geographical Society, R.D. Hill, Colleges and Universities, P.J. Wisch, R. Lecasble, P.C. Rolland, V.A. Bugaev, C. Parker, K.J. Bertrand, N.K. Henderson, P. Steimle, W.G. Shannon, B. Suart, J.L. Lavett, W.G. Vandenburgh, J. Clausen, A.F. Treshnikov, Institute of Arctic and Antarctic Research (USSR), R. de Blay, G. Massieu, National Science Foundation (USA), T.O. Jones, E.K. Federov, Norsk Polarinstitutt, T. Gjelsvik, B. Roberts, M. Somov, VIC, G. Robin, L.M. Gould, International Council of Scientific Unions (SCAR), K. Lauritzen, C. Parker, R.W. Boswell, N.K. Henderson, M. Muramaya, Polar Research Centre (Tokyo, Japan), K.H. Hunt, Instituto Politecnico Nacional (Mexico), W.K. Kellogg Foundation, W. Lorimer and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with overseas correspondents: L. Fredriksen, W.G. Shannon, W. Lorimer, P. Rolland, Colleges and Universities, P. Steimle, B. Suart, R. Kidd, R. de Blay, Royal Geographical Society, J.S. Bunt, P. Wisch, C. Parker, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, M. Pechenart, E.C. Baguley and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with: Colleges and Universities, L. Martin, A. Dunbavin Butcher, ANZAAS, S. Neville, W.G. Durant, A.K. Connor, Lord Casey, A.P. Kapitsa, Antarctic Division (Department of Supply), W. Deacock, R. Delacombe, G.J. Taylor, W.H.A. Becke, R.S. Duff, N. Parsons, P. Martyn, W.J. Gibbs, B. Gandevia, M. Millett, B. Rofe, Royal Society of Arts (Victoria), G.F.W. Brown and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with A.J. van Zyl, A. Gleiss, W.G. Shannon, J.H. Zumberge, F.C. Kintzer, J. Aiken, J.A. Gage, R.W. Straus, A. Paterson, R.D. Hill, P. Steimle, W. Vandenburgh, L. Medsker, H.M. Dater, D. Wright, W. Lorimer, D. Scott, J.N. Carsey, A. Pittendrigh, M.A. Clements, R.B. Black, L. Hartnett, J.R. Kidd, L. DeGoes, A.F. Treshnikov, J. Bunt, S.D. van der Merwe, H.J. Rousseau, G.C.L. Bertram, B. Stuart, C. Woodrow, D.G. Kingwill, J.M. Galimberti, J.R. Reedy, Wendy (?), J.G. Lourdes, Royal Geographical Society, M. Cooke, Bosscha Observatory - Indonesia (photograph), D.S. Murphy, L.A. Alexander, P. Wisch, L.L. Fredriksen, J.C. Clevenger, F. Nicholls, R. de Blay, P. Rolland, B. Hall, N.K. Henderson, P.F. Smith-Keary, P. Venables, J.K. Ling, R.E. Parry, J. Stubbings, B. Roberts, G. Cartwright.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with G.J. Taylor, Colleges and Universities, W.M. Deacock, I. Rockman, Boy Scouts Association, B. Gandevia, R. Downing, B.E. Adams, T.M. Buesst, P. Warrender, J.K. Ling, N.R. Seddon, W.J. Gibbs, W.G. Durant, Television Society of Australia, VIC, Antarctic Division (Department of Supply), La Trobe University, H.E. Hurst, P. Myer, Lord Casey, J. Rayner, F. Ritter, S. Murray-Smith, Max Cooke and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with E.J. Kump Associates, T. Buesst, R.I. Garrod, L.R. Oke, M. Brown, D. Williams, D. Tribe, R.H. Henderson, K.H. Hunt, S. Murray-Smith, D. Myers, G.J. Taylor, Douglas Wright, F. Jacka, J. Grimwade, I. Steyl, Order of Australia list of congratulations, J. Béchervaise, R.H. Scott, J. Buchan, T.O. Penman, D. Styles, F. Barnes, B. Becke, E. Rado, M. Cooke, D. Gandevia, J.T. Baker, F. Loewe, Roche Research Institute of Marine Pharmacology, F. Eyre, J.M. McGowan, P.J. Wisch, S. Gandevia, I. Rockman, J.L. Saxton, N. White, Moorabool district Scout Association.

Inwards and outwards correspondence mostly with overseas correspondents: J.R. Smith, Scott Polar Research Institute, B. Suart, F. Kintzer, P. Steimle, Antarctic Division (Department of Science and the Environment), P. Suart, New Zealand Geophysics Division, V. Blampied (with photographs), Lord Shackleton, R. Delacombe, Colleges and Universities, A.J. Jonas, Pretoria College for Advanced Education (South Africa), D.H. Meiring, W. Suart, I. Steyl, W.G. Shannon, D. Lugg, L. Fredriksen, C. Bertram, C.G.A. Parker, F.J. Hewitt, J. Lauritzen, New Zealand Antarctic Society, B. Roberts, F.J. Kendall, J. Clausen, Carnegie Corporation (New York), W.C. Lorimer, K. Lauritzen, Instituto de Estudios Internacionales (Chile), K.B. Mather, Nissho-Iwai Co. (Aust.) Pty Ltd, P. Martinez, Antarctic Centre - Canterbury Museum (New Zealand), L. Kirwan, A. Gleiss, Zionist Federation of Great Britain, A. Lewis, Asia and Oceania Division (Israel), G. de Q. Robin and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with R.A. Simpson, C. Smith, H. Roseuman, L. Bickel, E. Chipman, L. Dale, R. Kenny, P.M. Jones, G. Budd, R. Mathews, R. Fordham, W. Perry, E. Parer-Cook, Dick Richards, C. Roderick, A.G. Bomford, Victoria Institute of Colleges, W. Ironside, R. McCraig, R.E. Vowels, J. Rayner, G. Woods, Victorian College of the Arts, W.A. Newton, National Library of Australia, K. Cole, R.I. Viner, H.J. Rodda, R. Eacott, J. Findlay, G.D. Cordner, W.I. Whitton, Helen Vale Foundation, E.K. Braybrooke, Girl Guides Association of Victoria, Ian McLennan.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with F. White, concerning ANZAAS Medal, with copy of Royal Society of Victoria submission (1973).

Outwards and some inwards correspondence, mostly with overseas correspondents: H. Miller, Lord Shackleton, M. Murayama, C. Bertram, W. Suart, Royal Geographical Society, C. Le Bas, E. Granet, National Geographic Magazine (Washington), P. Steimle, B. Field, P.E. Victor, P. Wisch, C.G.A. Parker, U. Radok, New Zealand Antarctic Society, National Science Foundation (USA), National Maritime Museum (London), A. Gleiss (with photograph), British Antarctic Survey, L. Clausen, M. Rubin, O. Cori, Antarctic Division (New Zealand), Universidad de Chile, Instituto de Estudios Internacionales (Chile), L. Lauritzen, E. Serebrowskaja-Somowa, K.B. Mather, F. Kintzer and others.

Inwards correspondence from: J. Hammond, The Antarctic Club (Australia), Film Australia, C. Veliz, W. Suart, Melbourne Club, Antarctic Wives' Association, Royal Geographical Society (Australasia), Antarctic Division (Department of Science and Technology), W.F. Budd, B.J. Ward, National Geographic Society (USA), J. Boyd, Australian Antarctic Club, P. Lee, W.F. Cook, ABC, N. Lied, Institution of Engineers Australia, D.J. Lugg, W.M. Deacock, Phillip Institute of Technology, C. Armstrong, M. Millett, ANZAAS, P. Gorman, Lord Shackleton and others.

Correspondence with Ann Shirley (National Maritime Museum, London) on text for BANZARE chapter and on Mawson-Davis controversy. Includes photocopy of records of events from Department of External Affairs, 27 May 1930.

Letter from J. Wells, 4 August 1987.

Selection of reprints and press cuttings of published talks and articles. Includes letters to editors, book reviews, school publications, ANARE publications, articles on Antarctica, articles on technology and education, and several published orations (not complete set).

Certificate of Appreciation, National Australia Day Council, undated, framed;
Photograph of P.G. Law speaking, presented to P.G. Law by City of Footscray Citizens Beautification Committee 1980, framed;
Certificate, AAP Mawson's Huts Foundation Ambassador, undated;
Doctor of Science, Honoris Causa, La Trobe University, 12 May 1995;
Companion in the General Division of the Order of Australia, 6 January 1995, (includes ephemera, invitations, place card, entree card, seating arrangements);
Scroll, in appreciation of the lecture "The Antarctic: its Future, Research and Politics" delivered on 5 October 1992, The Explorers Club, New York, (includes copy of lecture, and copy of lecture given to K.K. Club, Melbourne, 11 May 1987, "Exploration Adventure and History");
Certificate, life membership of the Graduate Union, University of Melbourne, 7 September 1989;

Contains correspondence and ephemera relating to various awards, including application of P.G. Law for transfer to fellowship, Institute of Physics, London, 3 September 1947, and correspondence from Commonwealth of Australia, Department of Air, regarding appointment of P.G. Law to Royal Australian Air Force, 19 March 1941. Also includes correspondence with Graeme Powell, National Library of Australia, re. oral history interview, 19 February 1975.

Includes miscellaneous certificates.

Contains correspondence, news clippings and ephemera relating to various awards, including ephemera relating to Investiture at Government House, Canberra, 9 March 1977, Investiture at Government House, Canberra, 11 May 1995 and Investiture at Buckingham Palace, 31 May 1996.

Correspondence with Robert Edwards (Museum of Victoria) and donors, relating to the Phillip Law Trust Fund, and correspondence with Museum of Victoria about donations of items by P.G. Law.

Photographs of P.G. Law receiving Honours and Awards, including: Conferring Ceremony, La Trobe University, 12 May 1995; Presentation of Honorary Life Membership of Sports Union of Melbourne University; Presentation of James Cook Medal, Royal Society of NSW, 18 May 1989; Cup won by film "Blue Ice", c. 1955; Graduation, Master of Science, 1941; Australian Geographic Medal for Adventurer of the Year, 21 May 1988; P.G. Law in his study (as in article in Australian Geographic); being appointed Companion in the General Division;

Correspondence and drafts of referee reports on awards for other people, written by P.G. Law, including selection panel for St Michael's Medallions 1995; for the Order of Australia 1989-1990s; Fellowship of the Royal Society of Victoria 1998. Includes references for: Margaret Noone, Brian Start, Warwick Deacock, John Thompson, Nancy Millis, Ernest Stooke, Ian Mackie, Robert Magee, Alf Howard, Paul Fitzgerald, J.M. Béchervaise, James Morrison, Sam Carey.

Copies of correspondence between M.L. Tyrrell and P.G. Law on Law declining OBE, 1959 and Law recommending Thompson and Petersen for Polar Medals, 8 September 1961. Also includes copy of report for consideration of incremental advance, P.G. Law, DEA, 16 March 1955.

Copies of correspondence regarding P.G. Law's reclassification and use of title "Doctor" upon award of honorary doctorate in Applied Science at the University of Melbourne, and a copy of his address at the conferring ceremony, 15 December 1962.

Letters of appreciation from J. Ward, Dame Elizabeth Murdoch, Rupert Hamer and others, including correspondence from P.G. Law to Colin Moodie (Department of External Affairs) about Antarctic Division and early frustrations, 27 October 1948.

Letters of appreciation from C. Bertram, D. Casey, Lord Shackleton and others.

Correspondence with Robert Edwards and Ian McRitchie (Museum of Victoria) and others, relating to the Phillip Law Trust Fund.

Correspondence regarding arrangements to assist in preservation of P.G. Law archives.

Letters, cards and telegrams congratulating P.G. Law on Order of Australia Award granted in the Queen's Birthday Honours List, 1975.

Letters and cards congratulating P.G. Law on turning 80, and on the Royal Society of Victoria's symposium honouring Law on his 80th birthday. Also includes correspondence with the ABC (Tim Bowden, Social History Unit) and the Royal Society of Victoria.

Ephemera, notes and correspondence on the Royal Society of Victoria's symposium honouring Law on his 80th birthday. Also includes: copy of speech by Richard Thompson, "The ANARE - 1947 to 1966", given at Phillip Law 80th Birthday Symposium, 23 April 1992; copy of P.G. Law's Response, 23 April 1992; copy of P.G. Law's Response given at Birthday Tribute from ANARE Club and AWAKA dinner, 28 April 1992; copy of birthday speech by Jim Hasick.

Letters and cards congratulating P.G. Law on turning 85, including notes on dinner held at University House, 21 April 1997.

Correspondence from children at Our Lady Queen of Peace School, Greystones, NSW, arising from interview with P.G. Law on "The 7.30 Report".

Letter from Jorgen Clausen, in response to congratulations from P.G. Law and Nel Law upon centenary of J. Lauritzen, 8 May 1984.

Letters and cards congratulating P.G. Law on Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) Award granted in the Australia Day Honours List, 1995. Includes a section of "Significant Correspondence".

Letters and cards congratulating P.G. Law on James Cook Medal Award in 1988, including fan mail seeking autographs. Also contains letters to P.G. Law thanking him for congratulations sent.

Correspondence about the sale and rental of 27 Towong St, Tallangatta, the former Tallangatta Herald office, owned by P.G. Law and his sister, including contracts and agreements.

Letters and cards to P.G. Law thanking him for congratulations and sympathy sent.

Invitations to various lunches, dinners and launches, with annotations, including letters inviting P.G. Law to speak at functions.

Correspondence with the Myer Foundation and the Baillieu Library, University of Melbourne, on the microfilming of P.G. Law's personal diaries of Antarctic voyages.

Correspondence with Film Australia, on interview with P.G. Law for the television series "Australian Biography".

Correspondence about P.G. Law's nomination for the Australian Bicentennial Authority's Heritage 200 program (unsuccessful).

Correspondence about P.G. Law's nomination for the Bicentennial BHP Awards for the Pursuit of Excellence (unsuccessful).

Correspondence about Charles Fallon, an English boy whom P.G. Law nominated for assisted passage under the migration scheme in 1968.

Miscellaneous personal papers of P.G. Law, including general correspondence about Antarctica, copy of excerpt from Ballarat Teachers College Magazine (September 1931), copies of papers from Australian Archives Series MP 1002/1, some condolences on Nel Law's death, draft letter to Minister for Education on the proposed secession of RMIT, not sent, undated, and copy of letter to R. Barnett, 29 December 1977.

Copies of ephemera and publications relating to P.G. Law's contributions to the University of Melbourne, including Law's involvement with the University National Service.

Correspondence with National Library of Australia and copy of transcript of taped interview of P.G. Law with Leonard Bickel on 19-20 April 1975 for oral history project.

Official Christmas cards for Victoria Institute of Colleges (VIC) and personal Christmas cards for Nel and Phillip Law, designed by P.G. Law (design usually a photograph by P.G. Law).

Invitation cards, menu cards, programmes and pennants.

Note: these items were possibly kept with scrap book materials in 1987 and formed items 12/005 and 12/006. They were located with personal memorabilia and other Series 1 material in 1999.

Miscellaneous memorabilia including: copy of The P.G. Law 80th Birthday Celebration Issue of Aurora, vol. 11, no. 4, June 1992; menu cards, pennants, certificates, conference programme, invitations and news clippings; P.G. Law's World War 2 Air Raid Warden card; history of Clunes Football Club, and P.G. Law's notes on a series of lectures on American literature given at the University of Melbourne (by the then Professor of English), about 1946.

Note: these items were possibly kept with scrap book materials in 1987 and formed items 12/005 and 12/006. They were located with personal memorabilia and other Series 1 material in 1999.

Miscellaneous examples of humour and quotations collected by P.G. Law, undated.

Personal Christmas newsletters for 1988, 1989 and 1998, including mailing lists for 1988 and 1989.

Notes and correspondence on preparation and arrangements for P.G. Law's trip to the USA in 1992, itineraries, hotel statements, correspondence on speeches given at the Explorers Club and the Antarctican Society, and copy of newsletter sent to friends.

Notes and correspondence on preparation and arrangements for P.G. Law's trip to France, England, and the USA in 1996, itineraries, hotel statements, and correspondence on investiture at Buckingham Palace.

Correspondence and notes regarding exclusion of Law's name from Antarctic Division publications and from Antarctic articles generally, and other publicity, particularly in relation to nomination for Bicentennial BHP Award for the Pursuit of Excellence. Also includes passenger list and dinner cards for QSMV Dominion Monarch, November 1949, on which Law sailed from Melbourne to Cape Town to join NBS Antarctic Expedition.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: the Office of the Governor, University of Melbourne (various correspondents), International Antarctic Centre, Museum of Victoria and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: the Mawson Institute for Antarctic Research, Tim Macartney-Snape and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: Sir Rupert Hamer, Monash University, University of Melbourne, Tim Bowden, Bernard O'Brien, Sir Robert Southey and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: H.M. Morgan, Melbourne Water, Ballarat University College, RMIT and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: Museum of Victoria, Australian National University, Melbourne Grammar School, Geoffrey Blainey, Tim Bowden, H.M. Bark Endeavour Foundation, ABC, J. Zillman, Melbourne International Film Festival, George Fairfax, Barry Jones and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: Film Australia, Bureau of Meteorology, Allen and Unwin, St Michael's Uniting Church and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: Allen and Unwin, Rotary Club of Melbourne, RMIT, the Office of the Governor, Royal Danish Consulate General and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with overseas correspondents: Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with overseas correspondents: Cambridge University Press and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with overseas correspondents: Charles Swithinbank, Lord Shackleton and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with overseas correspondents: Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, Bill Pedersen, Scott Polar Research Institute and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with overseas correspondents: Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, Rear Admiral J.A.L. Myres, UK Antarctic Heritage Trust, Scott Polar Research Institute, Royal Geographical Society (London) and others.

Outwards correspondence, with subject file titles inscribed upper right, to: Joint Parliamentary Committee of Public Accounts, Bulletin Magazine, Scout Association of Australia, Museum of Victoria, Weekend Australian, Australian Geographic, Tim Bowden, The Age, McPhee Gribble, Australian Antarctic Division, Fred Jacka, Antarctic Society of Australia, S.E. Stallman and others.

Outwards correspondence, with subject file titles inscribed upper right, to: Museum of Victoria, Australian Antarctic Division, Antarctic Society of Australia, S.E. Stallman, Australian Natural History Magazine, Australian National University, Kelvin Club, Film Australia, various letters to the editor and others.

Outwards correspondence, with subject file titles inscribed upper right, to: Museum of Victoria, Australian Antarctic Division, Cambridge University Press, Melbourne University Press, Australian War Memorial, Australian Archives, CSIRO Archives and others.

Outwards correspondence, with subject file titles inscribed upper right, to: Museum of Victoria, Australian Antarctic Division, NSW University Press, Hyland House, Australian Antarctic Foundation, Tim Bowden, S.E. Stallman, Penguin Books and others.

Correspondence with the ABC regarding the "Broadband" program and P.G. Law's interview with G. Lafitte, with Lloyd Williams on the TV film of Law Era, with Dr A.E. Rowden White on the Stawell Oration, with Barry Jones on the Cosmic Ray Observatory, presentation to Camberwell City Council on the proposed Camberwell Junction Development and correspondence with Australia Post on exclusion of Law's name from display on Australian Antarctic Territory stamps at the Stamp and Coin Show in 1987.

Correspondence and draft article on P.G. Law by Keith Dunstan, not published.

Handwritten notes and typescript on Antarctic recipes by P.G. Law and Nel Law.

Two small notebooks titled "VIC", minute of appreciation on retirement of P.G. Law, handwritten notes on the VIC, copy of P.G. Law's application for the position of Vice President of the VIC, list of publications, copy of letter from Nel Law to R. Muncey, President VIC, on VIC Council function to farewell P.G. Law, comic book lampooning P.G. Law by Gippsland Institute of Advanced Education and copy of policy statement by P.G. Law, "Investigational Work in VIC Colleges".

Copy of report of Inter-varsity Boxing Championships, Sydney, 1937, by P.G. Law, manager of the University of Melbourne team.

Annotated copy of Sir John Morris Memorial Lecture 1964 by P.G. Law, addressed to Kathleen Ralston.

Etching of Melbourne High School by Victor Cobb, 1936, 17.7 x 27.8 (image), 34.7 x 44.0 (frame), inscribed verso "With the Compliments of the School December 1938", signed J.F. Hill (Principal).

Framed certificate (45.5 x 36.2) presented to P.G. Law by the Royal Society of Victoria in recognition and certification of election as a member of the society in 1946 and a fellow of the Society in 1995.

"No: 5 Nuper Rosarum Flores [1977] For Ensemble", bound musical score (18.5 x 48.5) by Richard Hames, presented to P.G. Law on his retirement from the VIC by composer Richard Hames.

Copy of paper by Kathleen Ralston, "Learning About Leading: A Biographical Approach", undated; "75 High Flyers", Barry Jones, The Australian Way, November 1995; "Versus Antarctica", Ski-Horizon, December 1953; "Tribute: Dr Phillip Law", Australian Geographic, no. 13, January-March 1989, and other miscellaneous publications featuring P.G. Law.

Leather bound manuscript "The A.J. Law Art Collection, Melbourne Teachers' College: A Catalogue Presented to A.J. Law Our Principal, By the Students in Appreciation of His Action in Establishing This Collection, 1950".

Poem written for P.G. Law by Bill Fowler, high school teacher of English literature and University of Melbourne tutor.

Letters from P.G. Law (as a child); letters to P.G. Law from Dop, Mother, Geof; letter to A.J. Law; letter to Geof Law.

Photographs of Geof and model cars; letters from Marjorie Law; Marjorie's letter and poem; A.J. Law letters as a student from Teachers' College before marriage; drawings by Geof Law, "Billy Boater and His Motor".

Miscellaneous personal notes and manuscript writings, including "Nostalgic Reminiscences" and correspondence; ideas for future articles and book topics; "The Sea is My Enemy"; "Men Together"; "The Unseen Foundations"; "Science and Antarctica"; "Post-Retirement Activities: The National Antarctic Museum Project". File titled "The Lamp and Other Writings" including: 'sundry' and 'odd' writings and poems; typescript "The Lamp"; typescript "Chapter Four - Mount Hotham", marked "First Draft - Horseshoe Harbour - Original Corrected Copy", 9 October 1980; manuscript lecture and tutorial notes for teaching and work at the University of Melbourne (c. 1942-1948); copies of early writings by P.G. Law published in Extra Muros (Ballarat Teachers' College magazine), September 1931; manuscript writings titled "Bistro", "Disaster in Hawaii - Lessons for Melbourne?", "Disaster Drill - Hawaii and Melbourne"; typescript, "Mawson Base - Face to Face - Narration Script", February 1984; typescript "Minutes of Beefsteaks Dinner July 1965"; press release as vice-president of VIC, 19 October 1966; typescript, "These Sporting Australians", letter to the editor; manuscript songs.

This item has been split into 3 folders labelled Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 for reboxing on the 17th March 2011.

Copy of revised version of P.G. Law's curriculum vitae.

Outwards correspondence during P.G. Law's term as Vice President of the VIC, with: J. Deeble, G. Robin, P. Sulzberger, B. Roberts, F. Styles, Sir H. Petty, G. Thompson, M. Liddelow and others, including various educational institutions, the Antarctic Division, various government ministers and family members.

Outwards correspondence during P.G. Law's term as Vice President of the VIC, with: P. Hasluck, T. Keneally, Lord Casey, A.J. Law, G. Robin, Sir K. Luke, Sir H. Petty, J. Deeble, E. Gill, B. Storer, O. White, D. Styles, F. Jacka, Sir H. Bolte, F. Talbot, J. Béchervaise and others, including various educational institutions, the Antarctic Division, various government ministers and family members.

Outwards correspondence during P.G. Law's term as Vice President of the VIC, with: J. Deeble, Roy Grounds, F. Jacka, K. Lauritzen, B. Storer, F. Talbot, John Gorton, Sir M. Burnet, E. Gill, D. Styles, W. Budd, A.J. Law, Sir R. Delacombe, G. Robin, Sir R. Blackwood, A. Campbell Drury, Robin Boyd, John Béchervaise and others, including various educational institutions, the Antarctic Division, various government ministers and family members.

Outwards correspondence during P.G. Law's term as Vice President of the VIC, with: J. Deeble, Roy Grounds, F. Jacka, E. Gill, D. Styles, A.J. Law, Sir R. Delacombe, G. Robin, Robin Boyd, Professor J. Swan, Senator K. Anderson, Royal Geographical Society, Dr G.R. Laclevere, Dr W.H. Connolly, P. Lee, Dr U. Radok, Dr W.J. Gibbs, B. Thompson, Professor G.W. Leeper, Lord Casey, E. Gill and others, including various educational institutions, the Antarctic Division, various government ministers and family members.

Outwards correspondence during P.G. Law's term as Vice President of the VIC, with: J. Deeble, F. Jacka, D. Styles, A.J. Law, G. Robin, Professor J. Swan, Senator K. Anderson, Royal Geographical Society, Dr W.H. Connolly, P. Lee, B. Storer, B. Roberts, Sir K. Waller, Sir I. Wark, K. Lauritzen, Professor H.J. Cowan, Dr C. Swithinbank, Sir E. Titterton, Dr F. Loewe, Don Chipp and others, including various educational institutions, the Antarctic Division, various government ministers and family members.

Outwards correspondence during P.G. Law's term as Vice President of the VIC, with: J. Deeble, D. Styles, Dr W.H. Connolly, Sir I. Wark, R.J. Hamer, Dr G. Sklovsky, Malcolm Fraser, Professor Z. Cowan, Dr W.J. Gibbs, Sir R. Delacombe and others, including various educational institutions, the Antarctic Division, various government ministers and family members.

Outwards correspondence during P.G. Law's term as Vice President of the VIC, with: J. Deeble, D. Styles, Dr W.H. Connolly, R.J. Hamer, Malcolm Fraser, Professor Z. Cowan, Dr W.J. Gibbs, B. Roberts, Dr S. Murray-Smith, Professor G. Nossal and others, including various educational institutions, the Antarctic Division, various government ministers and family members.

Outwards correspondence during P.G. Law's term as Vice President of the VIC, with: D. Styles, F. Jacka, Dr U. Radok, A. Dunbavin Butcher, Sir H. Opperman, R.J. Hamer, John Béchervaise and others, including various educational institutions, the Antarctic Division, various government ministers and family members.

Outwards correspondence during P.G. Law's term as Vice President of the VIC, with: J. Deeble, D. Styles, F. Jacka, Dr S. Murray-Smith, Professor C. Birch, B. Storer, A. Dunbavin Butcher, Sir N. Stephen, W. Budd, John Gorton, Dr P. Pockley, John Béchervaise and others, including various educational institutions, the Antarctic Division, various government ministers and family members.

Four black and white photographs mounted on board including: family group (Grandmother Law with children, Florence, Emily [Tottie] standing and Arthur); Melbourne Teachers' College fancy dress ball, c. 1906; Melbourne Teachers' College, group, 1920; Melbourne Teachers' College, group, 1906.

Envelope of papers relating to A.J. Law, including handwritten notes by P.G. Law, ephemera, newsclippings, poems, portrait photograph of A.J. Law and letters of sympathy on his death; copies of wills of A.J. Law and L.L. Law; correspondence from various family members; articles relating to Melbourne Teachers' College, Mitta Mitta Primary School; eulogies for Marjorie Liddelow; articles relating to other Law family members; some notes compiled by A.J. Law; marriage and other certificates.

Typescript biographical entry on James Law, grandfather of P.G. Law, and copies of newsclipping on Law family from Upper Murray and Mitta Herald (Tallangatta Herald).

Family trees, typescript family history written by L.L. Chapman in 1976/77, correspondence.

Catalogue of works held in the A.J. Law Collection within the University of Melbourne Art Collection, and correspondence between P.G. Law and the University of Melbourne relating to the collection.

Invitations to various lunches, dinners and launches, with annotations, including letters inviting P.G. Law to speak at functions.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with overseas correspondents: Mrs W.F. Suart, Ian Jackson, Royal Geographical Society, Gordon Robin, Ken Goodman, Rudi Honkala, Glacier Society, Paul Marcotte, Elena Serebrowskaja, American Polar Society, Jeff Rubin, Bill Pedersen, Polar Information Office, BSES Expeditions and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: Sally Robinson, Jon Stanhope, Hugh Morgan, Kathleen Ralston, Elena Keown, Simon and Julie Gandevia, Tim Bowden, Jim Haggart, Grahame Budd, Pat Lee, Alan Gilchrist, Alf Lazar, John Zillman and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: Dallas Bicknell and Kathleen Ralston regarding the symposium 'Antarctic Heroes' held at the Australian Maritime Museum, Sydney, February 2003, including copy of session presentation by Phillip Law and Kathleen Ralsto; John Landy, Governor of Victoria; Lindsay Thompson; Elena Serebrovskaya; Professor Andrea Hall, Director, Victorian College of the Arts; Chris Armstrong; and, series of correspondence to various government organisations, titled in Phillip Law's hand 'long battle with AusInfo'.

Outwards correspondence to Herbert Dartnell regarding his review of another book (not Phillip Law's) called Antarctic Odyssey in the Polar Record, dated 3 November 2000, and inwards correspondence from Heinnemann Publishers Australia regarding Antarctic Odyssey, dated 21 November 0983.

Inwards and outwards correspondence regarding Phillip Law's book The Antarctic Voyage of HMAS Wyatt Earp with Edward Duyker, 2001, and copies of royalty statements, invoice and agreement from Allen & Unwin.

Inwards and outwards correspondence regarding Phillip Law's book You Have to be Lucky, mainly regarding purchasing copies from Dr Law, and royalty statements from Simon & Schuster and Kangaroo Press. Also includes typescript copies of index, introduction, chapter 28 ('My last voyage'), and distribution list.

Correspondence from Sedona Publishing thanking Phillip Law for his contribution to the book Mammals of the Ice, dated 24 December 1997.

Inwards and outwards correspondence regarding Phillip Law's publications (or publications about Phillip Law) in newspapers and journals such as the MCC News, Victorian Fellowship of Australian Writers, AMOS Bulletin, The Guardian, The Observer, Aurora (letter to the editor, 'First at the North Pole'); includes annotated typescript of Phillip Law's introduction for book on ANARE club, and newsclipping of Phillip Law's obituary of John Bechervaise, published in The Age, 30 July 1998.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with editors of daily newspapers, and newsclippings of published letters to the editor, including The Age and Aurora.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with Aurora Expeditions, Bernadette Taylor on behalf of Susan Davies; photocopy of manuscript in Phillip Law's hand titled 'ANARE - The Australian National Antarctic Research Expeditions', noted as chapter for the AAP Mawson book; review in The Australian, dated 9 October 1993 of Kathleen Ralston's book A Man for Antarctica; profile of Phillip Law published in the Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club Newsletter in May 1987

Photocopy of review by Phillip Law of Roland Huntford's Scott and Amundsen in Overland 82, 1980; photocopy of manuscript review of The Voyage of the Scotia, c. 1978.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with Kathleen Ralston about the symposium 'Antarctic Heroes' held at the Australian Maritime Museum, Sydney, February 2003; tax invoices from AusInfo to Kathleen Ralston; correspondence between Phillip Law and AusInfo; royalty statements from Hyland House; series of correspondence from Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Historical Documents Branch, Public Affairs Division) regarding material held which would be useful in Kathleen Ralston's research and photocopies of that material; manuscript 'Appendix 1' inscribed by Phillip Law 'Kathleen - Another story of procrastination - this time by a scientist, D F Martyn - and associated frustration'.

Inwards and outwards correspondence (and birthday cards) between Phillip Law and admirers, including letters of condolence from Phillip Law to friends, and letters of congratulations to others, including Frank Fenner, Sir Edward Woodward and Sir Gustav Nossal.

Inwards and outwards correspondence of congratulations and sympathy to others, including Tom Hungerford, Jim Bacon the Premier of Tasmania, Professor Peter Darvall, Ron Brown, Hugh Morgan, Wolfgang Sievers, Barry Jones, Carillo Gantner, Elwyn Davies, Marigold Southey, John Cain and Lady Hamer.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with Graham Morris (Museum of Victoria) regarding a painting by George Marston, the official artist on Ernest Shackleton's 1907 expedition to Antarctica, and with Andrew Reeves (Museum of Victoria) regarding donations by Phillip Law to the Museum; correspondence with the Australian Science Archives Project and the Rotary Club of Balwyn about the archiving of Phillip Law's papers, including some Australian Science Archives Project progress reports.

Inwards and outwards correspondence regarding lectures given by Phillip Law, and invitations to lecture received by Philliip Law.

Inwards and outwards correspondence regarding lectures given by Phillip Law, and copies of lectures given (some labelled speeches, and sundry writings).

Inwards correspondence regarding lectures given by Phillip Law and invitations to lecture; copy of Crabtree Oration given 16 February 2000. Also includes manuscript lecture notes, annotated in blue pencil 'Glass Lecture - Library 1/5/47', relating to optical glass and the Optical Munitions Panel at the University of Melbourne.

Inwards and outwards correspondence regarding interviews with Phillip Law, including: manuscript notes titled 'Radio Interview 3AW 4pm 9/1/93'; typescript of oral history interview conducted by Jill Cassidy for the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery's Antarctic Oral History Project, 10 July 1991; photocopy of talk for ABC radio, 1 October 1983

Two press clippings: 'A shock to State education system', Phillip Law, The Age, 21 April 1978, p.8; 'State is moving for a say on universities', Stephen Downes, The Age, 25 April 1978, p.9.

Inwards and outwards correspondence regarding requests to Phillip Law for information, mostly in relation to Antarctic publications, for thesis research, and in relation to biographical information about others, such as Sir Macfarlane Burnet, Dr J.S. Rogers, and Sydney Kirkby.

Inwards and outwards correspondence regarding requests for referee reports to Phillip Law, including requests from the Australian Honours Secretariat.

Inwards and outwards correspondence regarding Phillip Law's involvement with the Melbourne Film Society of which he was patron and a life member.

Information regarding the Melbourne University Mountaineering Club 50th anniversary celebrations.

Inwards and outwards correspondence between Phillip Law and (or relating to) the Australian Academy of Science, including correspondence relating to the interview of Phillip Law conducted by Professor John Swan in 200, and correspondence in support of the candidature of Professor William Budd.

Inwards and outwards correspondence between Phillip Law and (or relating to) the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering.

Inwards and outwards correspondence between Phillip Law and (or relating to) the Australian and New Zealand Scientific Exploration Society (ANZSES).

Inwards and outwards correspondence between Phillip Law and (or relating to) Australian Geographic in relation to tribute article published in 1988 and use of graphic material, also including correspondence with the Royal Geographical Society of Queensland.

Inwards correspondence from the Australian Institute of Physics.

Inwards and outwards correspondence between Phillip Law and (or relating to) the Royal Society of Victoria, including manuscript notes on Grisha Sklovsky.

Minutes and other notes relating to the Melbourne University Sports Association, of which Phillip Law is patron. Also includes typescript notes (speech?) titled 'Looking back at the Recreation Grounds Committee' by Phillip Law; second file titled 'Recreation Ground Committee 1905-1983' contains photocopy of historical notes.

Correspondence, pamphlets, minutes relating to the Melbourne University Sports Union (Association), of which Phillip Law is patron.

Correspondence, pamphlets, minutes relating to the Graduate Union, the University of Melbourne, of which Phillip Law is a member.

Correspondence relating to the CHIP Foundation, of which Phillip Law was a patron, and the Phillip Foundation (Phillip Institute of Technology, Bundoora, Victoria).

Notes and correspondence relating to Phillip Law's membership of the Antarctic Society of Australia and life membership of the Royal Geographical Society, London.

Inwards and outwards correspondence between Phillip Law and (or relating to) the Ballarat Teachers College and Melbourne Teachers College, where Phillip Law trained, mainly reunions, including souvenirs of the 1931, 1935, 1937 and 1938 reunions at Ballarat. Also includes a copy of a research paper written about the Ballarat Teachers College by Dr Keith Moore, which Phillip Law assisted with.

Correspondence regarding and invitations to events at Latrobe University, Melbourne.

Inwards and outwards correspondence between Phillip Law and (or relating to) the Scout Association of Australia, including his membership of the Lord Baden-Powell Society.

Inwards correspondence between Phillip Law and (or relating to) SPELD (Specific Learning Difficulties Association of Victoria).

Inwards and outwards correspondence between Phillip Law and (or relating to) the VIC (Victoria Institute of Colleges), including copies of relevant bills and acts. Includes a sub-folder titled 'Humanities & liberal arts courses in the V.I.C.' in Phillip Law's hand, containing copies of working papers.

Correspondence from the Cooperative Research Centre for Southern Hemisphere Meteorology, undated, relating to Victorian Institute of Marine Sciences (Repeal) Bill of 1998.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: Eric Anderson, Victorian Jazz Archive Inc., Aurora Expeditions, Kathleen Ralston, Klaus Pederson, Alan Gilchrist, Wendy Coates, Tim Bowden, Australian Academy of Science, Pat Lee, Gerard Herbst, John Zillman, Virginia Farley, Sir John Young, Helen Miller, Professor Norman Tulloh, Alf Goodale, Warwich Deacock, Peter Blaxland and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence overseas, with: Simon Nasht, Wendy Suart, Rear Admiral J.A.L. Myres, Marc Pechenart, Keith Farrer, Jeff Rubin, Will Sawyer, The Antarctican Society, William Fox, Russel Pardoe, Noel Barnard, Margaret Polmear and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia, with: Ray Marginson, H.P. Black, John Fitzgerald, Ron Parry, Pat Lang, Barbara Funder, Tom Hungerford, Warwick Deacock, George Westlake, John Connell and others.

Inwards and outwards correspondence overseas, with: Wendy Suart, M.J. and R. Rubin, Anthony Michaelis, Paul Wisch, Paul-Emile Victor, Australian Geographic and others.

Correspondence, mostly of a PR nature and departmental notes regarding Phillip Law's appointment and salary and title (photocopied material from the 1940s and 1950s, some annotations), including; typescript, inscribed 'letter from Phil to Nel December 1949 Cape Town, awaiting arrival of "Norsel" to take me on NBSAE'; typescript 'Episode - Fall on deck of Wyatt Earp'; information on Stuart Campbell

Ephemera and correspondence relating to the Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club, of which Phillip Law is a member.

Correspondence relating to the AAP Mawson's Huts Foundation.

Correspondence, ephemera, newsclippings relating to Sir Douglas Mawson, including material relating to Lennard Bickel's book on Mawson, c.1999, for which Phillip Law supplied an introduction.

Inwards and outwards correspondence relating to various celebrations for Phillip Law's 90th birthday.

Photographs from ANARE club luncheon, and Antarctic Family and Friends Association luncheon celebrating Phillip Law's 90th birthday; copy of Phillip Law's response given at ANARE club luncheon at the MCG; copies of speeches given at ANARE club luncheon by David Beanland and Malcolm Kirton; birthday cards, photographs and correspondence. Separate folder containing congratulatory letters.

Small pocket book belonging to Geoffrey Law titled 'Vocalists Shows', containing lists of songs used by Geoffrey Law in his job as 'Piano Man'; handwritten notes inscribed 'Geof - Recollections', detailing Geoffrey Law's and Phillip Law's childhood and time together in youth, including trip to Kosciusko; handwritten notes in Phillip Law's hand titled 'Kath - Geof Law', and letters from Geoffrey Law to Phillip Law, most undated (some 1998), including personal information; typescript reminiscences by Geoffrey Law about Phillip Law; envelope inscribed 'Paintings & Sketches', containing paintings and sketches by Geoffrey Law; envelope inscribed 'Geof's childhood letters mainly to his Aunty Tottie (J.J. Law's daughter and A.J. Law's sister) G.A. Law Born Sept 1910'; manuscript, 'Law's Funny Picture Book'; envelope inscribed 'Geof's Tallangatta water colour sketches'; envelope inscribed 'Geof Law Sketches'; envelope inscribed 'Letters', childhood letters from Geoffrey Law to his parents; facsimile copy of Geoffrey Law's entry in the Education Department, Victoria's Jubilee Exhibition, 1922, 'The Victorian Drawing Book'.

Photocopies of articles and photographs collected by Kathleen Ralson, and supplied to her by Phillip Law, for her thesis on Phillip Law, some annotated by Phillip Law, date of images going back to Law's youth; photocopies of newsclippings relating to Law; letter to Kathleen Ralston from Dr A.R. Gilchrist about his time in Antarctica.

Kathleen Ralston's copy of the ASAP guide to Phillip Law's records, 1989, The Records of Phillip Garth Law (1912- ), with a few annotations and photocopy of letter from Phillip Law to the Museum of Victoria, 3 May 1994, regarding their temporary custody of his records.

Inwards and outwards correspondence to Phillip Law regarding publication of his books, including applications for access to Australian Archives and organisation chart for the Antarctic Division, undated.

Diary notes from August 1987 about a remarkable month in Phillip Law's life.

Correspondence relating to various trips and voyages undertaken by Phillip Law, including copies of earlier reports or work related travel to Mexico in 1966 (numbered 98 and possibly belonging to series 3), North America, South America and Europe in 1966, Japan in 1948 and 1960, Wilkes station in Antarctica in 1959, Canada 1971 (numbered 96 and possibly belonging to series 3), Paris in 1952; and more recent trips to the Falkland Islands in 2000, the Adirondacks in 1996.

Four oversized handmade birthday cards with framed black and white portrait shot of Phillip Law taken in 1997, signed by attendees at Phillip Law's 90th Birthday Celebration held at the Melbourne Cricket Club's Members' Dining Room on 19 April 2002. A copy of the menu from the day is inside one of the cards.

Watercolour and sketches by Phillip Law's brother Geoffrey Law, some submitted to the Casterton Pastoral and Agricultural Society's annual show in 1922, mainly of ships.

Typed notes and copies of correspondence relating to interesting events in the life of Phillip Law.

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Framed certificate, Victorian finalist for Senior Australian of the Year award, presented to Dr Phillip Law.

Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia.

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Inwards and outwards correspondence within Australia.

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Personal inwards and outwards correspondence overseas.

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Correspondence, tickets and itineraries from Phillip Law's trip to France, Ibiza and London

Correspondence, tickets and information about cruise along the Kimberly coast, from Broome to Darwin, undertaken by Phillip Law.

Correspondence and maps from Phillip Law's trip to North and South America, including New York, San Francisco and Washington.

Correspondence, newsletters, maps and tickets relating to six state Australian Air Adventure tour.

Correspondence, maps and documentation relating to Phillip Law's tour of Lord Howe Island in 2004.

Copies of typed Christmas newsletters by P.G. Law.

Invitation, itinerary, menu and loose colour photographs.

Typed and handwritten lists including itineraries and things to do.

This has been kept for mention of Phillip Law's 95th Birthday celebrations on page xxxiii. It contains the proceedings of his birthday celebrations including transcriptions of the speeches.

Inwards and outwards correspondence with overseas correspondents, including: Wendy Suart, Eden Liddelow, Wesley Lorimer, Polar Record, Ann Savours Shirley, Ray McMahon, BSES (British Schools Exploring Society) Expeditions, Kathleen Alexander, Rita Gardner, Cultural Gifts Program - Department of CITA, Lonely Planet Publications, Tyler Stewart, Kirsty McDougall and family, Royal Geographical Society, Bob and Judy Hill, Geoffrey Hattersley-Smith, Anna Lise and Bill (Vilhelm) Penderson, British Schools Exploring Society, Patricia and Fernand Jardel, Glacier Society, Denis Rich, Graham Cook, Gary Dowse, Matthew Dahlberg, Marc Pechenart, Peter Evans, Nel Law, Luba Robman, Anne Marie Gjelsvik, Margaret Werner; Wen Suart; Ian R Stone, Polar Record

Inwards and outwards correspondence with correspondents in Australia, including: Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Edward Duyker, Australian Queen's Scout Association, Ian Toohill, Martin Bush - Museum Victoria, Neil Williams, John Swan, Kathleen Ralston, Alan Gregory, Laurence Muir, Wendy Coates, Angela Molloy, Ray McMahon, Warren E Joel - Leonard Joel Australia, Rose and Eric Anderson, Wendy Van Iseghem, Eden Liddelow, Kirsty McDougall, Max Cooke, University of New South Wales Press, Allan and Lorraine Moor, Andrew and Margaret Grummet, Eric Bylsma - Equity Trustees, Victorian College of the Arts Dance - University of Melbourne, The Royal Society of Victoria, Robin Hirst, Grahame Budd, Mark Pharoah - South Australian Museum, Ellen Hubble, The Post Master Gallery, J.A. & M.J. Brooks, Sustainable Population Australia, ANARE Club, Michael, Shirley McKechnie, Jim Haggart, Rita Gardner, Eleanor Peeler, RMIT University, Mavis Williams, Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club, Frances Michaelis, Nigel Lenin[?], Ian Mackie, Peter Thel, Andrew Mulcahy, Rotary Club of Melbourne, Marion Petrovsky, Department of Justice Consumer Affairs Victoria, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Harry Black, John and Noelene Heath, Jon Stephenson, Lynette Finch, David Zeplin, Graeme Wheeler, Liz Juniper, Barry Jones, Margaret Jennings, Denis Rich, Erik Jensen, Rosemary and Stan Parfrey, Peter and Patricia Clemence, Geoffrey Vaughan, Patrick Quilty, Max Corry, Pat Lee, Sue Halliwell, Michael Bryden, Sandra Bishop, Dick and Joan Saxton, Joan Manning, R. Rubin, Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology, Museum Victoria, Jim Warren, John Zillman, The Council for the Order of Australia, Peter Johnston, Tim Bowden, Darrell Lewis, Ailza and Bruce Emery, Elena Keown, Peter Hartley, Rip Bulkeley, Warwick and Antonia Deacock, Tony Gould, Christopher Wren Club, Colin Chapman, Stephen Eastaugh, Dal and Wyn Swaine, Bill Budd, Betty Lewis, Graham Burg, Simon Gandevia, Bill McAuley, Peter Thomas, Andrew Churchyard, Anna Davis, Patrick Selkirk, Sue Baker, Cheryl McKinna, Marigold Southey, Helen Morgan, Susie Shears - Victorian Tapestry Workshop, Yolande Klempfner, Alf Lazer, John Lavett, Clothing Collection Section - Brotherhood of St Laurence, Meg Barry, Harry Black, Adam Larsen, Field Rickards Dean Faculty of Education University of Melbourne; Anna Dollard; Ian Toohill; Tony Press; David Carstens; Rorke Bryan; Margaret Ross; Rena Rigoni, Administrative Officer, Exams, Awards and Graduations, RMIT University; Lecia Broikos, Manager Accounts Receivable, Telstra; Gary Medcalf, Retirement Village Association Ltd; Clyde Ronan; Brahame Budd; Collin Greene

Some loose Photographs of Kevin and Patricia, parents of Michael.

A news clipping of an article about a VCA Dance scholarships sponsored by Dr Law.

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Inwards and outwards correspondence with: Thorry H Gunnersen, D W Rogers, Gayle Johnson - Secretary to D W Rogers, John Lucas-Tooth, "The Moneyer",

Photocopy of an excerpt from the book The Gentlemen's Clubs of London about the London Beefsteak Club.

Nomination forms for: Kate McMillan, Anita Eglitis, Jane Munro, Peter Vinden, John Pyde Patterson, Rodger V Short, Margaret Guilfoyle, Michael Charles Hines, Nancy Millis, Robert Edward Northey, Kathryn Kings, Simon Whelan, John Davison Colquhoun Allen, James Charles Fox, Peter Harvey Nicholson, Hugh Sandford Beggs, David Geoffrey Penington, Garth Paltridge, Patrick William McCabe, Roger James Pepperall, Leigh Masel

Miscellaneous: Song of the Beefsteak Club, Melbourne Beefsteak Club - Form for the Installation of the Master at the Opening of each Monthly Dinner, Melbourne Beefsteak Club - Election 24 September 1993 Candidates for Membership, Miscellaneous Cartoons [by Peter Nicholson?], Invitation for Dinner on Thursday 27th April 1989, Card from the Melbourne Beefsteak Club Centenary Dinner Friday 28th November 1986, Card from the Melbourne Beefsteak Club One Thousandth Dinner Friday 30th October 1987, Auditor's Report 1986, Installation of new Boots, Historical Review, Beefsteak Records 4th May 1967, Moneyer's Report 1968, Photocopy of The Recorders History Folder, Photocopy of the Historical Review.

Speeches: Address by his Excellency the Right Honorable Sir Ninian Stephan Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia on the occasion of the 100th Anniversary Dinner of the Melbourne Beefsteak Club in Melbourne on Friday 28 November 1986, Brother Eyre's Speech to the Centenary Dinner of the Club held on Friday 28th November 1986, Beefs Ancient and Modern - An Address to the Club at its 961st meeting [Ray Margison - 2 copies], from the 926th Dinner Friday 27 June 1980, Record of the 942st meeting of the Melbourne Beefsteak Club 4th December 1981,

Records of Dinners of the Melbourne Beefsteak Club: 814th Dinner of the Melbourne beefsteak Club 26th March 1969, 900th Dinner Friday 28 October 1977, 868th Dinner Friday 26th July 1974, 849th Dinner Friday 25th August 1972, 799th Dinner Friday August 25 1967, 814th Dinner Wednesday 26th march 1969, 824th Dinner 20 March 1970, 28th October Rough Draft [year unknown but possibly 1977], 900th Dinner Friday 28th October [Running Sheet with handwritten notes on reverse side], Dinner on the 27th May 1966 [Dinner number unknown], 842nd Dinner Christmas 1971

Lists: Masters and Writers for 2003 - Melbourne Beefsteak Club, Melbourne Beefsteak Club Members and Partners, Melbourne Beefsteak Club Members - 2001, Masters and Writers for 2002, Masters and Writers for 2001, Members - January 1998, Members - June 1997, Members - January 1998, Masters and Writers for 1998, Members - 1994, Melbourne Beefsteak Club Election Procedure [including lists of masters and writers]- 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1982 1981 1980, Members - September 1894, Members - 1981

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Leaflets: The Karagheusian Room; The Boobooks - A potted history, some very good addresses, and some allusions to Boobook manners and customs [1999, 1997]; 900th Meeting Celebratory Dinner Wednesday 9 March 2005,

Lists: Boobooks on the 1999 Active Roll, Boobooks on the 1998 Active Roll, Boobooks on the 1992 Active Roll, Updated and fully amended list of the Boobooks on the 1989 Active Roll, Inaugural Meeting - List of Members from Boobooks Meeting no. 1held on the 1st November 1902 (Typed form the hand-written list of Boobook F.W. Eggleston),

Invitation to Centenary Dinner - 1st November 2002

Inwards and outwards correspondence with: vcoifs[?] - The Arch, Graham L Hutchinson, John Scott, Robert Gribben, Ruth Dunkin, Ray Marginson

Nomination proposals for: Colin Fraser Duffield, David Dorward, Roger L. Levy, Nicholas Haritos, Erik Jens Jensen, Michael Meehan, Juliet Fleisch, David Walker, Anthony Buzzard, Colin Duckworth, Edward Durham Smith, Damian Powell, Deborah Seifert, Patrick Dowling, Neil W Archbold, Norman Edward (Ted) Mouritz, Rhonda Noble, Frank Leahy, Kate Burridge, Vicki Birt, Alan Dunster, Tony Gould, Raymond Nichols, Diana Duck,

Running Sheets: Meeting no. 877 Wednesday 10th July 2002, Meting no, 725 Wednesday 14th August 1985

Minutes of Meeting no. 673 Wednesday 10th October 1979

The Masque of the Boobooks, Masque for the 700th Dinner of the Boobooks in the 80th year Wednesday 13th October 1982, The Masque of the Boobooks 500th Meeting - 27th March 1958

Boobooks Melbourne, An outline chronology of the Boobooks 1902 - September 1989 Circulated for the Membership at Meeting Number 763, Wednesday, 11th October, 1989 [Photocopy and what appears to be an original although it may also be a photocopy]

Lists: Web Results from search for Dr+Phillip+Law, Diaries and notes,

Inwards correspondence in response to Phillip Law's 2007 Christmas newsletter from people including: Grahame and Josephine, John Kendall[?], Joah-Alan Blackwell[?], Warwick and Antonia Deacock,

Photocopies from A Place Apart by John Poynter pages 269-287 in relation to The Law Committee 1964 at the University of Melbourne.

Transcript of an interview with Phillip Law January 2007 in relation to the biography of Lawrie shears titled Portrait of an Educator: The life and Career of Lawrie Shears

Correspondence with: Who's Who in America, International Who's Who, Who's Who in Science and Engineering, Who's Who in the World.

Completed forms containing details for P.G. Law's profile in Who's Who.

News Clippings: Adventure waits behind the desk, [newspaper unknown], December 1977.

Photocopies: certificate from "The American Geophysical Union and the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics" to Phillip G. Law in recognition for his role in the International Geophysical Year 1957; excerpt from book A Place Apart by John Poynter pages 269-287 in relation to Melbourne University Council - Law Committee 1964.

Lists: handwritten list of ships and aircraft, titled "PGL in Antarctica"; PGL 25th Birthday [names and addresses for invitations]; handwritten list possibly for a CV titled "PGL Sport"; Dr P.G. Law - Diaries - Note Book; Dr P.G. Law - Diaries - Exercise Books; "Antarctic publications by Phillip Law"; "Contributions by Phillip Law to the Australian Antarctic Achievements"; Honours and Awards

Correspondence with: Will Taunton-Burnet, Bill Bleathman

Newsletters: Royal Society of Victoria May 2007 Newsletter

Other biographical material: Royal Society of Victoria Supporting Statements - Antarctic Contributions; P.G. Law - Major Contributions

Folder titled "PGL Publications" containing a list of publications by Phillip Law including Books, Published Papers - Antarctic, Published Papers - Education, Published Papers - General, Orations and Important Lectures Given, Other Lectures, Clubs

Inwards and Outwards correspondence with: Prince Phillip, The Duke of Edinburgh; John Wise; Sandra Bishop; Steve Bracks, Premier of Victoria; Eleanor (Nellie) Belot; John Cobb, MP; Ann Kerr, Festival Director, Antarctic Midwinter Festival 15-24 June 2007; Wendy Coates

News Clippings: Master plan has served well by William Breen, La Trobe University BULLETIN, March/April 2007

This folder contains accounts of some of Phillip Law's biographical events such as camping trips and associated documents. These do not appear to be originals, rather copies either photocopies or typed.

Assault in South Yarra September 1950: Statement by Phillip Law (3 typed copies and photocopy of handwritten), correspondence with Helen Morgan.

1927 - Bike trip to the Grampians: Letter from Phil Law to his mother in Hamilton in 1927; people who went on the trip appear to have been Phil Law, Geof Law, Ron Stewart and Bob Eddy.

Chapter 21(6) - Return from New Guinea.

Incident at Maudheim, Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica: handwritten and typed [draft?] copies, also includes a photocopied picture.

My New Guinea War Diary, 1944 - Phillip Law: includes photocopied photographs.

Ararat to Hamilton Bike Ride - 1928: an account written by Phil Law about riding overnight from Ararat to Hamilton.

Adirondack Hike 11 June 1996: 2 photocopied accounts of the event from Aurora, December 2006, page 2.

"Copy of letter written to Nel before we were married. Brother Geof and I on a trip to Kosciusko Xmas 1937".

Maps: Mt Kosciusko, Mt Feathertop. Larsman Hills Antarctica - 1958 ANARE Landings by P.G. Law.

Correspondence with people and groups including: VicRoads; Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club; Professor Peter Coloe, Head of School-Applied Sciences, RMIT University; Leo L. Foster, Acting Chair, RMIT Foundation; Professor Peter Johnston, Discipline Head, School of Applied Science, RMIT University; Alessandro Antonello; Wendy Coates; Graeme D. Mollison, Past President, Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club; Who's Who in Australia; Rena Rigoni, Administrative Officer, RMIT University; David Knight, RMIT University; Envelope of letter from Scott base with Scott Base postage stamp

News clippings: "Time to celebrate our icy poles" [newspaper and date unknown]; "Antarctic's 'living history' adventurer honoured" [newspaper and date unknown]; "Not for the faint of heart" by Phillip Law The Age, Saturday January 19, 2008 [photocopy]; photo of Phillip Law from a book, no original publication details [photocopy]; "The Vintage Lunch" from Centrecourt - Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club Newsletter, page 5 [photocopy]

Curriculum Vitae [photocopy]
Supporting statements from the Royal Society of Victoria (minus Education contributions)
ANARE Club - Our guest of honour, biographical details of Phillip Law

PGL Response on 95th Birthday, 2 copies [photocopy from the Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria, Volume 119, Number 2, 31 December 2007, pages xlii-xlv]

Royal Society of Victoria Newsletter - March 2007

Noel Jones flyer for the property at 16 Stanley Grove, Canterbury

Lists :guests to PGL Birthday dinner RSYLTC 21/4/06; home locations of Phillip Law; Law Family Birthdates

Invitation to The Royal Society of Victoria - "Launch of the Society's programme for the 4th International Polar Year" and a booklet with information on the speakers.

VAST (Voices of Australian Science and Technology: a publication of The Royal Society of Victoria) No. 4 February 2006

Flyer for Phillip Law Lecture, "Ice Oceans and Biodiversity", in honour of Phillip Law as part of the Antarctic Midwinter Festival

Speech from John Liddelow's funeral

Profile of painter Valdimir Sobolev who painted Phillip Law's portrait.

Correspondence: postcards from Phillip and Nel Law to their friends the Bennets; Andy Baird

Inwards and outwards correspondence about deceased people with: George Hartley re. Joan; Jean McCaughey re. Davis McCaughey; Professor Ron Taft re. Evelyn; Professor John Swan re. Nancy; Doug Leckie re. Dorothy; Elena Keown re. Ken; Valerie Phillips re. Norman Phillips; Ann Carr re. Jim; Margaret Kirton re. Malcolm; Claire McDonnell re. Doug McDonnell; Pat Brown re. John; April Hamer re. Rupert James (Dick) Hamer; Maurice Mulcahy re. Jeanne Mulcahy; Hellie Belot re. son David; Mary Stinear re. Bruce; Elizabeth Tribe re. Derek Tribe; Joanne Crawford re. Glenda Crawford

Photographs: of PGL Portrait, RSV [Royal Society of Victoria] cake, RSV $1 coin and PGL, RSV PGL and Wendy Coates, PGL and Nancy Mollis, PGL at Fred Elliot's home [all contained in yellow envelope]; Photos 1936 Phil and Geof First visit to Australian Alps - Mt Buffalo, Mt Hotham, Mt Kosciusko;

Enduring Power of Attorney (Financial) - Phillip Garth Law to Equity Trustees Limited 5th February, 2007

Wills: Copy Will of Phillip Garth Law Dated 28th April, 2007 original held at Equity Trustees Limited; Copy Will of Phillip Garth Law Dated 15th February, 2006 original held at Equity Trustees Limited; Copy of Will of Nellie Isabel Law Dated 1983; Original Will of Nellie Isabel Law dated 1983

Birth/marriage/death certificates: Extract of Birth Entry Victoria (Australia) for Phillip Garth Law; Extract of Birth Entry Victoria (Australia) for Nellie Isabel Allan; Certificate of Marriage of Phillip Garth Law and Nellie Isabel Allan; Extract of Death Registration of Nellie Isobel [sic.] Law; Certificate of Cremation of Nellie Isobel [sic.] Law from "The Necropolis" Crematorium; 3 Copies of Extract of Death Registration of Nellie Isobel [sic.] Law

Booklet of cartoons by Geoffrey A. Law

Funeral/memorial service programmes: Donald Hastings Bennet, with handwritten eulogy from Phillip Law; Glenda Crawford (Raymond), with article by Phillip Law; Davis McCaughey; Ian Robert Permezel; Rupert James Hamer;

News clippings (Obituaries): Peter Lloyd, Everest Climber 26-6-2907 - 11-4-2003, The Age, Friday April 25, 2003; Glenda Raymond (Crawford), Coloratura Soprano 26-10-1922 - 3-5-2003, The Age, Tuesday May 6, 2003; Professor Derek Edward Tribe, AO, OBE, Agricultural Scientist 23-9-1926 - 19-4-2003, The Age, date unknown

Inwards and outwards correspondence with: Andrea Hull AO, Director, Victorian College of the Arts; Andrew Wild, Administrator, ATSE Clunies Ross Foundation; Graeme Mollison; David Laskey, Festival Director, Antarctic Midwinter Festival, 2006; Wendy Coates; Patrick Greene, Chief Executive Officer, Museum Victoria; Judy and Richard Ferguson; Andres Michelmore, Chairman, ATSE Clunies Ross Foundation; Sanam Sharma; Camilla van Megan, Royal Society of Victoria; Jean Rodrigues, Personal Assistant to Professor Margaret Brits, Assistant Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research); Roger Colvin, Secretary, AXA Asia Pacific Retired Officers' Association (Victoria) Incorporated; Robert Parker, General manager, Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club; Ken C. Keown; Jean Crewther; Frederick Mendelsohn, Howard Florey Institute; Belinda Hoff, President, MUSA [Melbourne University Sports Association; Peter Hartley; Peter J S Thomas; Geoff Love, Director of Meteorology; John B Paragreen; Elizabeth Gertsakis, Curator, Post Master Gallery, National Philatelic Collection, Australia Post; M D Knight, University Secretary, RMIT University; Mary Varsamidis, Research Orthopist, Centre for Eye Research Australia; Katherine; Peter Dyson; Norman Tulloh; Rupers Short; Sue Walker, Director, Victorian Tapestry Workshop; Peter Vallee; John Zillman, Retiring Director, Australian Bureau of Meteorology; Geoffrey Fenton; Andrea Hull

Invitations to: KK Club Dinner 19 November 2007, 21 November 2005, 15 August 2005, August 16 2004, 19 May 2003; Big O for Anne Cordner May 9th, 2006; The Friends of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme movie night; the launch of 'Sir Arthur Tange: Last of the Mandarins' Thursday, 11 May 2006; Reception in honour of the visit of Her Royal Highness the Princess Margaret Countess of Snowden and The Earl of Snowden, Saturday the 4th of August, 1962; Melbourne University Sports Association Annual Dinner, 12 April 2005; Faculty of Education Awards Evening, May 3 2007; Victorian College of the Arts 2006 Graduation Ceremony, Friday May 5 2006; The opening of 'Islands to Ice - The Great Southern Ocean and Antarctica' at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, March 7, 2006; Chris Wren Club Past and Present Members Lunch, February 2006; Victorian Tapestry Workshop festive season celebration, December 2005; Christmas Drinks with Ian Renard, University of Melbourne Chancellor, December 2005; End-of-year function at RMIT University, December 2005; Victorian College of Pharmacy - 125th anniversary dinner, April 8 2006; Official Opening of the Graduate House new building, The Graduate Union of The University of Melbourne, November 10 2005; Christopher Wren Retired Group dinner, October 17 2005; Open House Birthday and Anniversary celebrations of Judith and Evan; Christopher Wren retired Group Christmas Luncheon with Ladies, December 5 2005; Scouts Australia Victorian Branch Presentation and Awards Meeting, November 18 2005; The Melbourne Athenaeum's 165th Birthday, October 24, 2005; The Rotary Club of Melbourne Vocational Service Award, October 19, 2005; Official launch of 'It's a Dog's Life! Animals in the public service' A National Archives of Australia touring exhibition, September 2; Sunday's Company Concert, VCA [Victorian College of the Arts] School of Music, September 4; Opening party for Cecil Beaton Portraits, National Portrait Gallery, September 15, 2005; 2005 Prime Minister's Prizes for Science, October 4, 2005; 2005 VSA [Victorian Snowsports Association] Annual Awards Evening, October 22, 2005; 25th Anniversary of the Sir Louis Matheson Pipe Organ Recital, September 4, 2005; Museum Victoria Discovery Lecture Series, August 25 2005; Les Reading's 80th Birthday Celebrations, September 11, 2005; VCA Open Day 2005 celebrations, August 21, 2005; Ben Munday Memorial Lecture, August 25, 2005; Dr Tony Gould's Romm Naming, Victorian College of the Arts, July 29, 2005; Thelma's 70th Birthday, June 12, 2005; Victorian Tapestry Workshop reception to honour Sue Walker, May 11, 2005; Melbourne Beefsteak Club Picnic, May 22, 2005; "Images of the Antarctic" exhibition at Dickerson Gallery, June 2005; 2005 Melbourne University Education Awards Evening, May 5, 2005; Retirement of Dr Ray Margison from The Victorian Jazz Archive, March 1, 1005; Crabtree Foundation 31st Annual Oration and Dinner, February 16, 2005; 8th Kenneth Myer Lecture, Howard Florey Institute, February 24, 2005; Official Naming of the R.J. Hamer Heritage Garden, Villa Alba, February 6, 2005; Mike MacAleavey's birthday party, February 3, 2005; Farewell Lunch for Tony Gould, Victorian College of the Arts, February 4, 2005; National Conference of The Order of Australia Association after noon reception, February 10, 2005; The Explorers Club in Australia dinner and 'Round Table' meeting, March 11, 2005; The opening of "Imaging the Antarctic" by Jenni Mitchell, February 8, 2005; Wedding of Jenni Mitchell and Mervyn Hannon, March 1, 2005; Rana's 90th Birthday, January 8, 2005; Christmas Celebration with the 'VTW [Victorian Tapestry Workshop] Family', December 14, 2004; National Council of Jewish Women of Victoria 40th Anniversary ILAN (Israel Foundation for Handicapped Children) Celebration Concert, November 21, 2004; Christopher Wren Club Christmas Luncheon, December 6, 2004; Magna Carta Lecture November 11, 2004; Friends of the Baillieu Library Members' Night, November 16, 2004; Australian Academy of Science (Victorian Group) Annual Christmas Dinner, November 25, 2004; Unveiling of the Sir Norman Brookes Painting, Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club, November 11, 2004; Melbourne University Mountaineering Club 60th Anniversary Dinner, October 2, 2004; Scouts Australia Victorian Branch Official Opening and Tour of the Victorian Branch Headquarters, November 20, 2004; Wedding of Kirsty McDougall and Neil Greenham, December 16, 2006; University of Melbourne Town and Gown Dinner, July 19, 2006; Dick and Sheelagh Thompson's 50th Wedding Anniversary, August 15, 2004; Kelvin Club President's Dinner, September 3, 2004; 2004 Prime Minister's Prizes for Science, September 7, 2004; ATSE Clunies Ross Award Presentation Dinner, March 24, 2004; World Meteorological Day Celebration, March 23, 2004; Victoria Day Council 153rd Anniversary Dinner, July 3, 2004; Aurora Expeditions Mid Winter Dinner, June 21, 2004; The ANARE Club 2004 Melbourne Midwinter Dinner, June 18, 2004; Melbourne Education Awards Ceremony, University of Melbourne, May 27, 2004; Official opening of the Tallangatta section of the High Country Rail Trail, May 23, 2004; Applied Physics Awards Night, RMIT University, April 29, 2004; ATSE Clunies Ross Award Presentation Dinner, March 24, 2004; Scouts Australia Presentation of Good Service Awards, March 24, 2004; Wedding of Colleen Lazenby and Bruce Stanbury, April 3, 2004; Clunies Ross National Science and Technology Award Presentation Dinner, March 26, 2003; Gala Summer Picnic Celebrating the 80th birthday of Max Cooke, February 15; Crabtree Foundation 30th Annual Oration and Dinner, February 18, 2004; 57th Australia Day Luncheon, January 23, 2004; ANARE Club Mawson Station 50th Anniversary reunion luncheon, February 13, 2004; Official Launch of Australia and the Nobel Prize and the Presentation of the inaugural Curtin Medal for Medical Research; Australian Academy of Science (Victorian Group) Christmas Dinner, November 27, 2003; The Rotary Club of Melbourne Vocational Services Award, October 22, 2003; Australian of the Year Awards 2004 for Victoria, November 17, 2003; Kelvin Club The President's Dinner, September 5, 2003; Applied Physics Awards Night, RMIT University, July 22, 2003; Melbourne University Sports Association Dinner, July 23, 2003; Opening of 'Proof - Portraits from the Movement' 1978-2003 Juno Gemes, July 12, 2003; Surprise 60th Birthday For Wendy Coates, June 9; Clunies Ross National Science and Technology Award 2001 Presentation Dinner, March 28, 2001; Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club President's Dinner, May 16, 2003; Melbourne University Sports Association Presentation of Blues and Annual Blues Dinner, May 2, 2003; Melbourne Cricket Club 50-Year Members Luncheon, May 9, 2006; ATSE Clunies Ross Award, April 26, 2006; Christopher Wren Club Christmas lunch, November 23, 2007;Victorian Tapestry Workshop Annual Friends Lecture, June 6, 2006; Melbourne Club Very Senior Members' Luncheon, 2006; Launch of Don't Call Me Grumpy - What Older Men Really Want by Francis Macnab, May 25, 2006

Programmes: RMIT School of Applied Sciences Industry Awards Night, 15 May, 2006; National Conference of The Order of Australia National Conference Dinner, February 12, 2005; The Third Order of Australia Association Oration, February 11, 2005; Antarctic Midwinter Festival, 2004; Sunday's Company Concert Series 2004, May 2, 2004; Launch of "The Ties That Bind" A History of Sport at the University of Melbourne, May 11, 2004; Wedding Celebration of Bruce Stanbury and Colleen Lazenby, April 3, 2004; University of Melbourne Faculty of Commerce Downing Lecture, April 20, 2004; Melbourne University Sports Association Blues Presentation and Blues Dinner, May 2, 2003; Victorian College of the Arts school of Music Classical Guitar, September 11; Melbourne Education Staff and Alumni Reunion, July 31, 2003; Applied Physics Awards Night, RMIT University, July 22, 2003; Dinner Function to honour Dr John Zillman, Director of Meteorology (1978-2003), July 18, 2003; Scouts Australia Victorian Branch 51st Melbourne Gang Show, June 2003; Melbourne Cricket Club 50-Year Members' Luncheon, Tuesday May 9, 2006;

Tickets: VCA School of Music Improvisation Department 'The Gathering', September 9, 2005;

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Correspondence with: Janet Pathe, Assistant Collection Manager, History and Technology Department, Museum Victoria; Will Taunton-Burnet, Executive Director, British Schools Exploring Society; Ray Marginson [?], Victorian Jazz Archive Inc.; Dr Chris McAuliffe, Director, Ian Potter Museum of Art; Robin Hirst, Deputy Director, Museum Victoria; Martin Bush, Curator, Antarctic Collections, Museum Victoria; Ruth Leveson, Senior Collection Manager, History and Technology, Museum Victoria; Craig Tibbits, Acting Curator, Private Records, Australian War Memorial; Delina Schembri-Hardy, President, The Melbourne Athenaeum Incorporated; Robert Edwards, Director, Museum of Victoria; C. V. Finlay, Acting Deputy Director, Science and Technology, Museum of Victoria; Leah Breninger, Collection Manager, Department of Social History, Museum of Victoria; Patricia Downs Antarctic Studies, Museum of Victoria; Dr Patrick Greene, Chief Executive Officer, Museum Victoria; John Cone; Glen Matthews; David McCormack; P. Murrell, Director, National Parks and Wildlife Service; Peter B. Tenni; Shackleton; Mary Brown (Mrs G. Brown); Charles Button; Andrew Reeves; Alex Brown; John D. Taylor; Valerie Reed, Production Manager, Australian Geographic; Graham Morris, Director, Museum of Victoria; Wally Clarebrough; Bill Bewsher; Ross Jones; Allan Moore; Ian McLeod; Sally Fletcher, Registrar, Human Studies, Museum of Victoria; John Ravenhall; Peter Gourlay; Ben Wadham; Ruth Leveson; Ian Galloway, Deputy Director, Museum Victoria

Lists: Phillip Law's Medals and Lapel Badges held by Museum of Victoria (2 copies); Ties Offered for Donation by Dr Phillip Law, 20 May, 2005; La Trobe Library - Four old prints; Items Donated by Phillip G. Law to the Museum of Victoria November 1991; Names of people holding Antarctic memorabilia; Antarctic memorabilia from Alex Broan; Antarctic items held by I. R. McLeod; Thomas Ramsay Antarctica Collection - Held in the Museum of Victoria as at 21st June 1995

News Clippings: Photocopy and original of 'Coffee, anyone?', The Age, 23 April, 2003;

Forms: Donation Agreement forms from Museum Victoria; Museum Victoria History and Technology Collections Object Summary and Significance form; Receipt form incoming/outgoing, Museum Victoria; Donor Form - Taxation Incentives for the Arts Scheme; Museum of Victoria Inwards Loan Agreement; Museum of Victoria Return of Loan Form

Photographs: Oil painting by Ambrose Patterson (about 19100); model of HMAS Wyatt Earp by Ross Jones

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"An inventory of Antarctic related artefacts currently held by Museum Victoria and other Australian institutions" by Hon Rod Mackenzie, Museum Victoria, May 1998

Correspondence with: Rena Rigoni, Administrative Officer, Exams, Awards and Graduations, RMIT University; Professor Margaret Gardner, Vice-Chancellor, RMIT University

Order of Proceedings for Honorary Awards Conferring Ceremony 2008

Speeches: RMIT Response by Phillip Law, Response to RMIT Graduation

Printouts of digital photographs from the ceremony

Programmes (2 copies, 12 photocopies of page with Phillip Law) from the Honorary Awards Conferring Ceremony 2008

Plastic Display Folder containing: photocopy of Phillip Law entry from the Study Guide for the "Australian Biography" television series episode on Phillip Law; printout of Australian Academy of Science Interview with Dr Phillip Law; Letter of nomination for Philip Law as Australian of the Year by Eric Anderson; Birthday card from Eric and Rose Anderson, 2006; correspondence with Malcolm Kirton; handwritten notes; print out of Bright Sparcs entry for Phillip Law

Plastic folder containing: list of Royal Geographic Society's Gold Medal Winners 1832-2006; correspondence with John Gillies

Speeches given by the following at the celebration of Phillip Law's 95th Birthday held by the Royal Society of Victoria: Bill McAuley; Bob Lachal; John M. Swan; Syd Kirkby; Geoffrey Vaughan; John Zillman; Dick Thompson; Phillip Law

Photocopy of the Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria Vol. 119, No. 2, December 2007 "The 95th Birthday of Dr Philip Garth Law" pages xxxiii-xli

Cards, Birthday Greetings and other correspondence with [not all cards had legible names and so only those that were readable have been included]: Wilhelm Richt; Frank Wrzesniowski; Lady Marigold Southey; Ailza and Bruce Emery; Doug Leckie; Graeme Pratt; Alex Brown; Equity Trustees Limited; Camilla Van Megan; Sigfrid Iken; Casey Station; Mawson Station; Davis Station; Macquarie Island Station

Program and Menu from the Royal Society of Victoria Dinner to celebrate Phillip Law's 95th Birthday, signed by guests

Correspondence with Professor Peter Johnston, Discipline Head, Physics, School of Applied Sciences, Science, Engineering and Technology Portfolio, RMIT University

This file also contains the citation for Stephen Banks who won the medal and a print out of the medal design.

This file contains inwards and outwards correspondence with: John Whitehouse; Elizabeth Dale; Biran Caldwell, Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Melbourne; Ron Parry; Susan Davies

Notes by Phillip Law on forming the V.I.C (Victorian Institute of Colleges)

List of Education publications from the Guide to the records of Phillip Garth Law

News Clippings: "The 'fix' that broke our tertiary system", The Age, February 18, 2004

Correspondence (Birthday wishes from): Fred; Beth and John Manning; Ailya and Bruce; President, Council and Members of the ANARE Club; Station Leaders from ANARE Bases; President, Council and Members of the Royal Society of Victoria; Kathleen Ralston; Alex Brown; Elle, David, Tom and Tessa; The Allan Family; Anna Irin; Julie and Peter; Frank Wrzesniowski; Wendy; Jim Harrick; Don Walker; Ray McMahon; Joan and Morrie Fisher; Roma Ferguson; Sue and Ian Halliwell; Jonno Helen and Vesse; David Carstens; Eleanor

Photographs: shell decorated jewellery boxes

Correspondence with: Harley Wright; Roderick Eime, Travel Writer/Photographer; Janette Bomford; Bernadette Hince; Klaus Arne Pendersen; Phillip Ayres, Department of English, Monash University; Andrew McKay and Ryoko Adachi; Keith Ravenscroft; Kara Masters; Madeleine Hamiltion

Program and Citations from the Clunies Ross National Science and Technology Award, 2000

Typewritten copies of: Diary of C.J. Hackworth On S.S. Aurora With Australasian Antarctic Expedition 1912-13; "A comparative study of the effect of a cold climate on the desire and tolerance of dietary fats" by M.N. Orton, Antarctic Division, Department of External Affairs, Melbourne. Medical Officer, Australian National Antarctic Research Expeditions, Wilkes, 1961, [publication details unknown]

Text from Davis Station website page titled "Davis station - a brief history"

Edward Duyker - Press Summary for "Dictionary of Sea Quotations", "Fancois Peron", "Citizen Labillardiere", "Bruny d'Entrecasteaux", "Mirror of the Australian Navigation", "Nature's Argonaut", "A Woman on the Goldfields" (editor), "Daniel Solander: Collected Correspondence" (editor and translator with Per Tingbrand), "An Officer of the Blue", "The Second Landing" (with Hendrik Kolenberg), "Discovery of Tasmania" (editor/translator), "Of the Star and the Key", "Tribal Guerrillas", "The Dutch in Australia", "Molly and the Rajah" (with Coralie Younger), "Beyond the Dunes" (with Maryse Duyker), "Mauritian Heritage" editor/principal contributor), "Mauritian Genealogical Sources in Australia", "Netherlandish Family History Sources in Australia

"The Early Days of Radar in Australia" by Colin Kerr Grant
Program from "Scott Base 50th Anniversary and Reunion 19-12 Jan 2007"
"The Year of the Mukluk" by Graeme Wheeler
"Southern Ocean Divers, Part One" by Michael Bryden, Australian Veterinary History Record, no. 48, March 2007
"Can a voice identify a criminal?" by Kirsty McDougall
"Life of my Mind: the perils of autobiography" by Barry Jones

News Clippings: "Noorongong State School on the move again", Tallangatta Herald, June 26, 2008, page 4

Photographs: Knott Tennis Group; Noorongong State School

Clunes Federation Walk postcards and map; Discovery, Newsletter of the Clunes Museum, issue 11, July 2006
Photograph of Theo Harden's Dance Band, Clunes

Text on the certificate: "Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. This is to certify that Phillip Gerth Law was admitted to the Degree of Doctor of Applied Science honoris causa on the ninth day of May in the year 2008"