| SERIES TITLE | Description | Date Range | Accn. |
| KALANGA STATION, GLEN INNES: RECORDS | The records fall into three parts: (i) records including letterbooks, diaries and correspondence received by Donald Macleod Cameron as overseer, manager and finally studmaster of "Welltown", Goondiwindi, Queensland. (See also A100). (ii) records of the Re verend. Duncan M. Sinclair (1809-1899), sometime vicar of Uralla and later a settler and police magistrate at Dalby, Qld., Including a pocket-book relating to land matters at Dalby in the 1860's. (iii) records of "Kalanga" (formerly "Bellvue", this proper ty was selected from "Waterloo" at the same time as "Balaclava" - which it adjoins). The "Kalanga" records include an account book (c.1905), a photo of the homestead and a diary of Christina Cameron (wife of the Reverend. Archibald Cameron), written at "K alanga". (Description based on notes made by R.J. McDonald; see also A172 or "Waterloo" records | 1850-1936 | A216 |
| KANGAROO HILLS | See under Wongwibinda Station and Wright family records | 1867-1920 | A115 |
| KATER FAMILY PAPERS, EGELEBRA AND MUMBLEBONE STATIONS | Short typescript histories of the stud sheep flocks bred at "Egelebra" and 'Mumblebone", two properties in the Warren district of N.S.W., owned by the Kater family. The history of the "Egelebra" stud was written by Mr. E.H. Wass (general manager of H.E. K ater & Son Pty. Ltd.) In 1917, and that of the "Mumblebone" Stud, by E.H. Kater (undated). Also two short biographies, one of Sir. Norman Kater, reprinted from the Pastoral Review, 18 May, 1962 and the other of Reverend Samuel Marsden (by Sir. Norman Kate r) reprinted from the Pastoral Review and Grazier's Record, Dec. 1959. 1 Folder | 1917-1962 | A277 |
| KAYUGA STATION RECORDS | The records of Kayuga Station near Muswellbrook consist of ledgers, 1845-6, 1852-94, shearing and wool accounts 1858-60, 1870-75 and wages and rations books 1845-7, 1864-74. this accession also contains the general accounts of Wyaga Station, 1877-82 | 1845-1894 | A153 |
| KEEPIT DAM: | Map of submerged lands | 1904 | A877 |
| KEMP FAMILY PAPERS | The correspondences and business papers of the Kemp family, one of the earliest families to settle in the Macleay district. Among the family and business correspondences is a letter, dated 1814, to a Lieutenant Kemp from the future King William IV of Eng land. The business papers also contain a wide variety of material including the accounts of sales for three different properties, miscellaneous legal papers and the receipts for purchases between 1860 and 1886. 1 Folder | 1814-1901 | A321 |
| KEMP FAMILY PAPERS, MACLEAY DISTRICT | The farm diaries (or journals) and letterbooks of R.A.H. Kemp viz. Diaries (3 vols) 1863-1870, 1871-1894 and 1894-1915; letterbooks (3 vols) containing copies of business letters sent by R.A.H. Kemp, and covering the periods (i) 1862-1866 (ii) 1860-1869 a nd (iii) 1894-1915. It is not clear why the first and second volumes were in use concurrently; a few of the letters for 1862-1863 in (ii) were signed by Maria S. Kemp. There are also a few memoranda and a letter re: alleged irregularities and delays in re ference to his accounts as Land Agent, written by J.B. Casey, C.P.S. at Kempsey; and a memorandum of agreement between Leon Rieser of Melbourne and Thomas Hennessy of Kempsey re: the seasoning and supply of timber, 22 March 1895. 6 vol., 2 folders | 1860-1915 | A302a |
| KEN JONES' STORE, ARMIDALE: RECORDS. | | c.1910-1981 | A203 |
| KNIGHT, ANDREW, DIARY | A microfilm copy of the diary of Andrew Knight of "Carbeen" a property at Wee Waa, N.S.W. Mr. Knight frequently remarks on social events in the Wee Waa district, as well as keeping a rainfall record for the whole period of the diary. 1 reel | 1892-1932 | A177 |
| KUNDERANG GEORGES CREEK RECORDS | | 1872-1947 | A268 |
