Unpublished manuscript, 1947. Diary of the trip from Port Lincoln to Perth in August-September 1947, following the route taken by Edward John Eyre in 1841. Includes a note to J.H. Willis (Jim) from Alan Bell.

Second Systematic Census of Australian Plants with Chronological, Literary and Geographic Annotations: Part I. Vasculares, Baron Ferdinand von Mueller, printed for the Victorian Government by McCarron, Bird and Co., Melbourne, 1889.

Eucalyptographica: A Descriptive Atlas of the Eucalypts of Australia and the Adjoining Islands, by Baron Ferdinand von Mueller, Sixth Decade, published by the Government Printer and George Robertson, Melbourne.

Adelaide Botanic Gardens and State Herbarium and the Environmental Survey Branch, Department of Environment and Planning, October, 1984.

Includes a letter to J.H. Willis from A.E. Orchard.

Includes handwritten notes 'list of Indigenous plants on Kangaroo Island, South Australia', by J.H. Willis.

J.H. Willis has noted that he acquired the book in Creswick, 28 August 1932.

Correspondence to J.H. Willis from Rica Erickson; pamphlet entitled 'Today Old Gaol 1865 Museum', by Rica Erickson.

Includes various translations.

Handwritten notes by Willis on some of the journals. Includes a Student's Hand-Book of Mushrooms of America Edible and Poisonous, by Thomas Taylor, 1897.

The Genus Cortinarius I and II, British Boleti, Mycena, Inocybe, Panaeolus, Lactarius, Russula.

'Natural History and How it Works', by James Lidgett, reprinted from The Wombat, 1897;
'The Polyporaceae of New York State (The Genus Poria)', by Josiah L. Lowe, 1946;
'Vegetable caterpillar', by J.R. Harris, The South Australian Naturalist, 1946
'Catalogues des Collections Vivantes, Herbiers et Documents', 1953;
'Australian Tuberales', by E.I. McLennan, Royal Society of Victoria, 1961;
'The Royal Society of Victoria from then, 1854 to now, 1959', by R.T.M. Pescott, Royal Society of Victoria, 1961;
'Agaricus of Trinidad', by Paul Heinemann, Kew Bulletin, 1961;
'A Chronological Catalogue of the Literature to the British Gasteromycetes', by J.T. Palmer, 1968;
'A Response to Dr. K.A. Harrison', by R.A. Maas Geesteranus, reprinted from Mycologia, 1974.

Published papers by Albert Pilat in Studia Botanica.
'On the Genus Galeropsis Velenovsky', 1948;
'Ad Monographiam Crepidotorum Europaeorum Supplentum', 1949;
'Contribution to the Knowledge of the Hymenomycetes of Bialowieza Virgin Forest in Poland', 1950.

Subjects include Australian species of Nicotiana L; Ericaceae; Acrotriche; Ericales; Acrotriche; Oleaceae; Jasminum; Villarsia; Embadium; Erycibe Roxb; Mytosotis; Phacelia; Mud Mats; Eremophila; Mintbushes; Pharahebe Catarractae; Potandry; Polymorphis; Plectranthus; Lamiaceae; Queensland flora; Epacris.

Also correspondence to J.H. Willis with specimen from John Carrick; notes on Wrixonia.

Standardized Plant Names: A List of Standard and Common Names for the more Important Australian Grasses, other Pasture Plants and Weeds, Bulletin No. 156, Commonwealth of Australia Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Melbourne, 1942.

Subjects include: Warrumbungle National Park; maps; Trichocolea; Victorian Hepaticae. Notes on Warrumbungle National Park by J.H. Willis; Riella; Hepatic; genus Riccardia; Ricciaceael Treubiaceae; Apolozia; Pleurozium Schreberi.

Certain copies of the Newsletter are annotated by J.H. Willis. The publication commenced October 1979, by Patricia Selkirk and Helen Ramsay. Also includes Australian Brylogical circulars.

Published papers regarding Western Australia written by various authors, reprinted in assorted journals, and an index to descriptions of Western Australia eucalypts by C.A. Gardener. Certain copies of the Bulletin are annotated by J.H. Willis. Journals include Department of Agriculture Western Australia Leaflets; Trees of Western Australia Bulletins, by C.A. Gardener, Department of Agriculture Western Australia, Western Australia.

Eucalypt locality lists by Pat Bibby; Eucalypt photographs by Norman Hall, Forestry and Timber Bureau ; rare plant prints by J. Ros Garnet; notes; draft 'The Shining Peppermint', by J.H. Willis; copy of the Eucalypt Talk to F.N.C.V., by J.H. Willis; drafts of 'Victorian Eucalypts and their Uses', by J.H. Willis; some articles by J.H. Willis.

The Honey Flora of Victoria;; Key to Eucalypts of Western Australia, by S.L. Kessell and C.A. Gardiner; The Majesty and Beauty of the Australian Gums; A Survey of the Genus Eucalyptus; Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales ; Contributions from the Queensland Herbarium; Contributions from the New South Wales National Herbarium; and miscellaneous copies of: Australian Plants; Victorian Resources.

Copies of Kexue Tong Bao, A semi-monthly Journal of Science, Peking, China.

The Snowy Mountains Scheme, Information Bulletin,, Snowy Mountains Authority, N.S.W. Includes a tour itinerary.

Pedder Papers: Anatomy of a Decision, Australian Conservation Foundation.

Published papers written by various authors, reprinted from proceedings of the 'Annual Tall Timber Fire Ecology' conferences.

Australia Forestry publications. Forest Vegetation in North-Eastern New South Wales, by G.N. Baur, Forestry Commission of N.S.W., 1962; Forest Tree Series Leaflets, Department of National Development Forestry and Timber Bureau, No. 1, 1970 - No.. 204, 1977; Forestry and Timber Bureau List of Publications, 1973.

Literature on Cryptogams Floras, Supplementary Catalogues to Krypto Catalogue, F. Fluck-Wirth, Switzerland. Copy of Krypto Second-hand List No. 1; Books on Fungi, Krypto, F. Fluck-Wirth; illustration of fungi.

Guide to the Check Sheet for I.B.P. Areas, by G.F. Peterken, published for the International Biological Programme, 1967; 'An International Conservation Programme for the Pacific Islands', by M.W. Holdgate and E.M. Nicholson, date unknown. Letter from the International Biological Programme; International Biological Programme check sheets; confidential statement on the fulfilment of the Resolution on the Conservation for Scientific Study of a Series of Pacific Islands.

Letter from Peter Fagg; essay entitled 'Conifers in the Creswick District', by Peter Fagg, 1967; The Conifer Society of Australia Newsletters.

Subjects include anthemideae and senecioneae; Australian plants; plantaginaceae; stylidiaceae; microseris; rubiaceae; cudweeds.

Subjects include fossil fungus; mould; mushrooms; honey fungus; Australian species; New Zealand fungus; common mushrooms in the United States; virus disease of lettuce; notes from Edinburgh; basket fungus; ghost fungus; clathraceae; poisonous fungi. Fungus Hunting in Otago, New Zealand, by H.K. Dalrymple, 1940.

Papers by Gordon Beaton, Gretna Weste, John Walker.

Includes book lists; correspondence from William Martin.

Tourist pamphlets; Tasmanian Arboretum Newsletter; Islands of South-West Tasmania, by Gary White, 1980; Cradle Mountain - Lake St. Clair National Park; A Bouquet of Tasmanian Stories, by Phoebe Wilson.

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Includes a key to leguminosae.

Department of Agriculture Victoria Recording Census of the Victorian Flora, prepared by Alfred Ewart, 1908; Land Conservation Council Vascular Flora Survey of Eastern Victoria; lists of additions to Native Vascular Flora of East Gippsland.

'Orchid Flora of Central Western New South Wales', by C.K. Ingram, 1962. Sent to J.H. Willis with the author's compliments.

Draft Vittadinia paper by Nancy Burbidge; handwritten paper entitled 'key to indigenous ginera of Australian Compositae', by J.H. Willis.

Subjects include new vegetable fossils; Western District of Victoria; Gippsland lakes; grasses; seeds and germination; correa; fossil fungus; butterflies; triodia; paniceae; Australian birds; Eat Australian vegetation; polar planting.

Melbourne Region Conservation Report, 1971, first draft areas of conservation significance, prepared for the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works by the Conservation Council of Victoria.

Genus include tiliaceae; brachychiton; duplopeltis; malva; euphorbia; melia; homalanthus; erodium l'her; correa; oxalis; hakea; santalum; malacocera; amaranthaceae; aizoaceael persea; cassytha; cruciferae; cassytha; elaeocarpus.; amaryllidaceae; winteraceae; euphorbiaceae; brachychiton; dillenia. Fuaux Herbarium Bulletin.; Badgeworth Nature Reserve Handbook.

New South Wales Rain Forest Trees, prepared by A.G. Floyd and H.C. Hayes, Forestry Commission of N.S.W., Division of Forest Management, Research Note No. 3, published 1960. Also letter from Alex Floyd.

The Spine: Journal of the Cactus and Succulent Society of Australia, Vol. 1, No. 1, January 1948 - Vol. 1, No. 4, October 1948 (complete).

Reinwardtia and other assorted journals.

Genus include amaranthaceae; albizzia lophantha; annoniflorae; capparaceae; bambusa; paniceae; baobabalmus; myrtaceae; combretaceae; dicotyledons; iridaceae; thysanotus.

Improving Old World Bluestems for the South, by Jack R. Harlan, W.L. Richardson and J.M.J. DeWet, Progress Reports, 1962 and 1963.

Includes The Lily Family, by T.M.C. Taylor.

Control of Blackberry - A Widespread Weed in Victoria, by R.L. Amor, Vermin and Noxious Weeds Destruction Board, 1971.

Bulletin of the Taiwan Forestry Research Institute.

Western Banksia Study, June 1972; Banksia Study, June 1973; Banksia Study, June 1974; Banksia Study Report .

Species include wattle bark; Blue Mountain gum; grass trees.

'Collection and Preservation of Herbarium Material', prepared by the National Herbarium of Victoria; 'General Observations on the Australian Flora', by J.W. Audas, 1929.

'On the Proteaceae: The Evolution and Classification of a Southern Family', by L.A.S. Johnson and Barbara Briggs, 1975.

'Taxonomy, Distribution and Ecology of Compositae: A Progress Report', by B.P.J. Molloy and M.J.A. Simpson.

The articles relating to Antarctic phanerograms were sent to J.H. Willis from Dr Stanley Greene and received on 27 April 1972.
'Quarantine Regulations concerning the import of biological specimens from ANARE stations into Australia', by F. Jacka, 1964; ANARE Scientific Reports.

Flora Malesiana Bulletin.

'List of H.O. Forbes' Material Collected in the Sogeri District'; Gentianaceae of New Guinea; Rubus Species in New Guinea.

'North Temperate Floristics and the Flora North American Project Report', by Robert F. Thorne, 1969.

Includes a letter to J.H. Willis from William A. Weber.

Subjects include flora; lilac; grassland; trees; forests; shrub; vascular plants; conservation; copies of Canterbury Botanical Society Journal; notes.

Written by Hiroshi Inoue (Tokyo).

Received as a donation from Miss Moira Pye (Croydon), 24 September 1971. Subjects include fungi; prickly pear; Papuan plants; thistles; vernacular names of Victorian plants; poison plants; nuts; grass trees. Catalogue of Plants under Cultivation in the Melbourne Botanic Gardens, by W.R. Guilfoyle, 1909; handwritten notes on Dookie Agricultural College.

Subjects include eucalypt; poplars; hydrangea; liliaceae; juncaceae; xris; grevillea; banksia; proteaceae; hakea. Copies of Australian Plants; Contributions from the New South Wales National Herbarium.

Copies of Australian Plants; Australian Orchid Reviews; Victorian Orchids, by H.P. Dickens; Victorian Native Orchid Survey; calendar; An Introduction to the Study of South Australian Orchids, by R.S. Rogers.

Subjects include fungi; disease; lettuce; native plants; acorn; pestalotiopsis; secotiaceous fungi; A Field Guide to the Common Genera of Gilled Fungi in Australia; and illustrations of field and cultivated mushrooms.

Preliminary list of mosses of the Australian Capotal Territory, by W.A. Weber, July 1968.

The articles were sent to J.H. Willis with the author's compliments, and later returned at her request.

A brief report on the progress in pteridological research in China; chart; Key to the Ferns in Victoria; Flora of Australia Bryophyte Volumes Progress Report.

These articles were sent to J.H. Willis from Robert Willis (brother), Penance, Cornwall, June 1968.

Subjects include local history; planting; rejuvenation; cultivation; propagation of trees; conservation; copies of The Gum Tree, some contain miscellaneous newspaper clippings and annotations by the original owner, A. Little; A Short History of Nunawading, by E.M. Ronaldson; The Story of the Soil, by C.T. Clark; Victorian National Parks Association newsletter; The Snowy Mountains Story; reports; An Introduction to Victorian Forest Trees, Forests Commission, Victoria; guides; lists; Trees and Shrubs; provisional ordered list of Australian species of Epilobium, 1970; correspondence; list of photocopies; addresses of living descendants of Clara and Eduard Wehl.

Includes The Botanic Garden, Munich; correspondence; notes; Gill & Searle Pty. Ltd. Seed and Plant Catalogue, 1928; Brunnings Farm Seeds, Lawn Grasses, Grains, Vegetable Seeds Handbook.

The Aborigines of New South Wales: Coastal People, published by National Parks and Wildlife Service, date unknown; The Aborigines of New South Wales: People of the Plains, published by National Parks and Wildlife Service, date unknown; The Aborigines of New South Wales: Mountain People, published by National Parks and Wildlife Service, date unknown; La Trobe and his Circle, State Library of Victoria, 1989.

Copies of Australian Birds and Blossoms, by Charles Barrett, published by The Sun-News Pictorial; Australian Animals, by Charles Barrett, published by The Sun-News Pictorial; Australia's Wonder Animals, by Charles Barrett, published by The Sun-News Pictorial; Australian Birds, by Charles Barrett, published by The Sun-News Pictorial; Nature's Wonderland, by Professor J. Arthur Thomson; copies of Nature Magazine; The Australian Scene, published by the Australian National Publicity Association; Western Portrait: An explanation of the Westernport environmental study, Ministry for Conservation; Sites of Special Scientific Interest on the Victorian Coast, list by E.C.F. Bird.

A Simple Guide to the Largest Fungi in Central Australia, by Arpad Kalotas; copies of British Antarctic Survey Scientific Reports; The Garden Journal; Australian Brylogy - a preliminary list of references, by G.A.M. Scott; handwritten check list of Victorian Hepaticae, compiled by P. Bibby (with annotations by J.H. Willis); handwritten notes on mosses in Western Australia, by J.H. Willis; handwritten draft entitled 'Vegetation of the North-East, by J.H. Willis; handwritten draft entitled 'Plants of the south-eastern Highlands', by J.H. Willis.

Correspondence to J.H. Willis from Alan Burgess regarding list; copy of the drafted list of New South Wales mosses compiled for Census with notes in pencil by J.H. Willis.

Various botanic gardens including Melbourne; Abbey Gardens; Sicily; Dublin; Canberra; Inverewe; Bognant; Mt. Lofty; Tresco; Pacific; Albury; Bali; Maranoa; Adelaide. The Gardens of England and Wales Open to the Public, 1959; Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society; copies of The Bulletin of the Pacific Tropical Botanic Garden; invitations; postcards; The Tress of London and the Countryside; copies of Botanic Gardens, Melbourne Seed List; Victoria Provincial Gardens; maps; Extensions to National Herbarium Assessment of Environmental Effects; Australian National Botanic Gardens; copies of Fragment, The House magazine of Angus and Robertson.

Handwritten notes entitled 'Flora of Bushland Reserve', by J.H. Willis; Flora of South Australia Part I - IV, by J.M. Black, (complete).

Hart's Special Weedkillers Handbook; copy of the weed and vermin issue of Victoria's Resources; Motorist's Guide to Plant Quarantine; Plants Harmful to Man in Australia, by D.F. Francis and R.V. Southcott.

Discovering Lord Howe Island, by Jean Edgecombe and Isobel Bennet; Lord Howe Island; Conservation of Norfolk Island, by J.S. Turner, C.N. Smithers and R.D. Hoogland.

Subjects include berry fruit growing; colour terminology; tulips; native plants; soil.
Minutes of the Native Flora and Fauna Guarantee Task Force; Berry Fruit Growing in Victoria; Colour Terminology in Biology, by H.A. Dade, 1949; newspaper clippings; brochures; Garden Soils for Domestic Use; Physical Geography of the Mackenzie Basin.

Correspondence from Beth Gott regarding Aboriginal names for plants; Language of the Aborigines of the Colony of Victoria and other Australian Districts, by Daniel Bunce, 1856; The Aboriginal Word Book, by Justine Kenyon, 1930; Aborigines - Towards Dignity and Identity, by Keith Cole; Australian Aboriginal Decorative Art, by F.D. McCarthy; The Aborigines of East Arnhem Land, by Rev. T.T. Webb; Field Naturalists Club of Victoria tour programme of south-western Victoria entitled 'Volcanoes, Aborigines and Birds; newspaper clippings; The Deprivation of the Melville and Bathurst Islands Burial Posts, by D.A. Casey and Aldo Massola.

A Botanical Survey of Elcho Island, Northern Territory Botanical Bulletin No. 1, 1975.

Correspondence from George Chippendale; Use of Fodder Trees and Shrubs, by S.L. Everist; copies of Northern Territory Administration Animal Industry Branch Extension Articles, prepared by George Chippendale. Most of the articles were sent to J.H. Willis with George Chippendale's compliments.

Vegetation of the Alice Springs Area, by R.A. Perry and M. Lazarides; map; Ayers Rock - Mt. Olga National Park Environmental Study, 1972; Parks of the West MacDonnells; Common Trees and Shrubs.

Handwritten notes on 'Plants of the Australian Capital Territory', compiled by Nancy Burbidge and Max Gray; Botanic Gardens, Canberra; A List of Vascular Plants Occurring on Black Mountain and Environs, Canberra; Waratahs their Biology, Cultivation and Conservation, edited by J.A. Armstrong; Index of Horticultural and Biological Research on the Australian Flora, edited by J.A. Armstrong.

Annotated copy of A Precis of Name Changes and Spelling Alterations in the Supplement to J.M. Black's Flora of South Australia, by Hansjoerg Eichler; South Australia's Mound Springs, edited by John Greenslade, Leo Joseph and Anne Reeves; Aldinga Sellicks Scrub Report.

Map of the Grampians, 1961; The Grampians Victoria, by Charles Daley; The Boundaries of Arable Cultivation in Victoria, by S.M. Wadham; The Royal Botanic Gardens and the National Herbarium: A Discussion Paper on Management Options, May 1991; Ned for Reservations in Desert Settlement, Wimmera Regional Committee; Pioneering Days in Western Victoria, by J.C. Hamilton; Keys to the Liverworts of Victoria, by George Scott.

Subjects include Victorian flora; Murray River; Coode Island; Hattah Lakes National Park; high mountain catchments; wildflowers; coastal botany; conservation; Grampians.
Reprints - The Surveyor, The Journal of Surveyors, New South Wales; handwritten notes entitled 'Lure of the Lower Murray', by J.H. Willis; Botanical Reminiscences in British Guinea, by Richard Scomburgk, 1876; The Vegetation of Wyperfeld National Park; The Flora of the Far north-west of Victoria, by W.J. Zimmer; The Vegetation of Hattah Lakes National Park; High Mountain Catchments in Victoria in Relation to Land Use; Sites of Special Scientific Interest in the Victorian Coastal Region, a report on the botanical aspects, by M.M. Barson and D.M. Calder; Records of the South Australian Museum, edited by Herbert M. Hale; Report of the Victorian Field Naturalists' Expedition through the Western District of Victoria; Thomas Hart's handwritten notes from Mueller's; Recording Census of the Victorian Flora, prepared by Alfred Ewart; Grampians Wildflowers; handwritten draft entitled 'Plant-life in the Grampians', by J.H. Willis.

Conquest of the Button Grass Plains and Heathlands of Tasmania, by L.G. Irby; Some Wild Flowers of Tasmania, by Leonard Rodway; copies of The Tasmanian Trap, Journal of the Hobart Walking Group; Forests and Flowers of Mt. Wellington, Tasmania, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery; 'Vegetation of Tasmania', conference paper by Robert S. Hill, Raymond J. Carpenter and Penelope M. Wells.

Includes Australian Biophysical Regions, an urban paper.

Alphabetical list of Victorian and Tasmanian ferns; notes; card made of pressed specimens.

Permit to enter Aboriginal Reserves in Central Australia; newspaper clipping; check list of Northern Territory Plants, by G.M. Chippendale with handwritten annotations by J.H. Willis; handwritten notes on vascular flora of Ayer's Rock and Mount Olga by J.H. Willis; Records of the American-Australian Scientific Expedition to Arnhem Land, by R.L. Specht and C.P. Mountford.

Reprinted in Victorian Naturalist.

Botanists, scientists and explorers include: Charles Darwin; H.B. Williamson; Sir Baldwin Spencer; Norman Wakefield; Gustav Weindorfer; Raleigh Adelbert Black; Mordecai Cubitt Cooke.

Handwritten list entitled 'Endemic Vascular Plants in Victoria', compiled by J.H. Willis; The Honey Flora of Victoria, Department of Agriculture, Victoria; Forests and Flowers of Western Australia; Eastern Australian Wildflowers, by Thistle Harris; Natural Vegetation; Sunraysoa Naturalists' Research Trust Report.

Extract of the Law for the Management and Protection of State Forests (with annotations by J.H. Willis; Alphabetical Index of Victorian Streams; Science.

Inlcudes the Society for Growing Australian Plants Newsletter.

The Climate, Soils, Plant Ecology, Arboricultural Activities and Vegetative Development L.R.W. Project Areas North West Arid Interior South Australia, by R.H. Patterson; The Climate, Soils, Plant Ecology, Arboricultural Activities and Vegetative Development Weapons Research Projects Areas North West Arid Interior South Australia, by R.H. Patterson. These publications were donated to J.H. Willis from Lloyd Williams, 3 June 1987.

Published in the Royal Society of Victoria.

Written by R. Melville (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew).

Instructions for Collectors: Plants, British Museum; Kew: Our Village and its Associations.

Western Australian Wildflowers; Flowers and Trees of Australia; Natural History of the Wongan Hills; Natural Regions of the Desert of Western Australia, by J.S. Beard; Plants and Plant Habitats in the Pilbrara District, Western Australia; Bernier and Dorre Islandsl; Some Wildflowers of Western Australia; Wildflowers of the Stirling Range; handwritten notes on flora of Demster's Head, Esperance, by J.H. Willis; annotated list of botanical features en route South Australia to Perth.

Subjects include New Australian species; green alga; marine botany; insect pests; seeds; palm leafs; bees and wasps; London starlings; pilotus; rocks; stones swallowed by animals; notes on xanthium species; fungi; ferns; orchids; copies of entire Victorian Naturalist; Australian Wildlife.

Publications regarding gastronomycetes of Queensland, written by Mary E. Gillham, published by the University of Queensland Press.

Mosses of Dominica and Mosses of the Ecuadorian Andes Collected by P.R. Bell, by Edwin B. Bartum.

On the envelope which enclosed the papers, J.H. Willis noted 'E. Barteam died on 2 Dec. 1964 at the age of 86 - See 'A Tribute' by Howard Crum, University of Michigan, in The Bryologist 69': 124-134 (1966), with photo.'

Includes a handwritten list by W.H. Nicholls - J.H. Willis noted that the handwritten lists were 'most likely Bill Nicholls.

Australian Mosses; Descriptive Notes on Papuan Plants; Observations on New Vegetable Fossils of the Audiferous Drifts (includes a note that indicates it given to J.H. Willis by Jack Douglas, 23 August 1984).

Descriptions and Illustrations of the Myoporinous Plants of Australia, Volume II, Lithograms, by Baron Ferdinand Von Mueller, published by Authority of Government Printer, Melbourne, 1886 (1 copy only). This was received as a donation from Miss Moira Pye (Croydon), 24 August 1971.

Iconography of Australian Species of Acacia, First Decade, by Baron Ferdinand Von Mueller, published by Authority of Government Printer, Melbourne, 1887 (13 copies).
This was received as a donation from Miss Moira Pye (Croydon), 24 August 1971.

Iconography of Australian Salsoloaceous Plants, First Decade, by Baron Ferdinand Von Mueller, published by Authority of Government Printer, Melbourne, 1889 (9 copies).
This was received as a donation from Miss Moira Pye (Croydon), 24 August 1971.

Topics include Olaf Hagerup, Explorers of the Southern Zone, Aerial Photograph of Melbourne, Tribute to Lucy Moore, The Australian Museum Magazine, Fraser Island, Queensland, South Australia, Lamington National Park, Mount Dandenong. These documents were found loose (i.e. not arranged in files or folders).

The Vegetation of Tasmania by Dr Winifred M. Curtis, 2 copies, includes note by Curtis, 1969; A Short History of Ross With some Tales of the Pioneers, 1949
3. Birds and Vegetation Between Perth and Adelaide by A. R, McEvey & W. G Middleton., 1968; Botanical Notes Kimberley Division of Western Australia by C. A. Gardner, 1923; General Report on Lands of the Kimberley Area, W. A. , 1964; Lands of the Ord - Victoria Area, Western Australia and Northern Territory , 1970;
Some Impresions of a South African Botanist in Temperate Western Australia, with the author's compliments, April 1966

Studies in the Vegetation of Arid and Semi-Arid New South Wales by Marjorie I. Collins, copied from the Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales, October 1923.

Abridged from the Educational Magazine - December 1954

Read 10th July 1941. Issued Separately 15th April 1942.