| SERIES TITLE |
Description |
Date Range |
Accn. |
| WALCHA |
See under Fletcher Brothers, Walcha: daybook, 1908-57 Greenwells
Station records, 1835-1959. Milford reminiscences, c.1910. Norton diary,
1865-67. Ohio, Walcha: letters received, Jan-Mar, 1858. Sandilands papers,
1846-99 Vincent papers, 1872-1927 Waterloo and Tiara Station records, 1856-1926.
Waterloo Station accounts, 1856-7 Yarrowitch Station records, 1874-95. |
1908-1957 |
A121 |
| WALCHA HISTORICAL RECORDS |
|
1923-1963 |
A1119 |
| WALGETT |
See under Boorooma, Walgett: rec |
ords 1897-1950 |
A314 |
| WALKER PAPERS |
|
1955-1964 |
A324 |
| WALLABADAH RECORDS, 1869-1902 [COPIES]. |
Xerox copies of miscellaneous papers from "Wallabadah", used
by Mr. Stephen Ellis in preparing his B.A. (Hons) thesis to fulfil the requirements
of the History Department at the University of New England, Armidale, N.S.W.
The documents include: Deed of Sa le (of Wallabadah Station) 17 Nov 1869;
Wallabadah Letters Received, 1869-1902, and Wallabadah Accounts, 1871-2,
1890-1900 (mainly re wool and sheep sales). Originals are in the possession
of General J.M.L. MacDonald of "Wallabadah", Wallabadah, N.S.W. 3 folders |
1869-1944 |
A147a |
| WALLABADAH RECORDS |
This accession consists largely of the records of "Wallabadah"
Station, including letterbooks (1871 - 1929), ledgers (1869 - 1921), journals
(1869 - 1907), shearers' tally and wool books (1871 - 1943), sheep stud
books (1874 - 1910), a small quantity of m inor records, and the diaries
of J.M.L. MacDonnell (1871 - 1931, with gaps), J.M.L. MacDonald jr (1930-31,
1933-34) and H.L. MacDonald (1897 - 1944, with gaps). The single item of
greatest interest, however, is the so-called Wallabadah Manuscript, the
mem oirs of William Telfer Jr, who was a station hand on "Wallabadah" at
the time of writing, c.1903. This records the author's memories of life
in Tamworth and district from the 1840's onward, and is a document of the
greatest interest for the social history and Aboriginal folklore of that
area. |
1869-1944 |
A147 |
| WALLABADAH STATION (HONS. THESIS), |
Manuscript of an honours thesis by Stephen Ellis on "Wallabadah"
Station, 1870-1900, submitted at the University of New England in 1965.
"Wallabadah" is a pastoral property near Quirindi. 1 folder. |
1965. |
A340 |
| WALLAMUMBI STATION AND WRIGHT FAMILY RECORDS |
Ledgers relating to "Wallamumbi" and other Wright family properties,
1900-28; diaries of Charlotte May Wright, 1894-1909, and Arthur F. Wright,
1896, 1908, 1913; correspondence re: the formation and conduct of NENCO,
and negotiations with the Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co. Ltd., 1928-43;
draught of The Wyndhams of Bukkula by H. L. Wyndham, with related correspondence;
a copy of Cunningham's map of New South Wales, circa 1827; and letters received
by A. C. Bell concerning the sale of "Jeogla", 1887. 18 vols., 1 box. |
1873-1947. |
A114 |
| WALLAMUMBI PHOTOGRAPH |
A large undated photograph entitled "Mustering at Wallamumbi |
n.d. |
A1433 |
| WALLANGRA STATION, WALLANGRA: RECORDS |
|
1867-1930's (?) |
A150 |
| WARBURTON PAPERS |
Consists of the Arts Council of Australia (Armidale branch),
President's file, 1961, and the Armidale Association for the Assimilation
of Aborigines, President's correspondence for 1959-62. |
1959-62. |
A370 |
| WARD, FREDERICK |
See under Thunderbolt - brief anecdotes, 1980. Thunderbolt
papers, 1969-70. |
1980 & 1969-1970 |
A480 & A373 |
| WARDEN'S COURT |
See under N.S.W.. Department Of Mines (Warden's Office, Tingha) |
1875-1969 |
A463 |
| WARIALDA |
See under Tenterfield and Coolootai records, |
1894-1950 |
A227 |
| WARIALDA P.& A. ASSOCIATION: A RECORD OF ALL SHOWS |
A chronological account of the history of the Warialda Pastoral
and Agricultural Association, compiled by local historian Mr. H. Shiel McMaster.
Roneo-ed ts., 84pp |
1890 - 1932 |
A525 |
| WARIALDA RESEARCH STATION |
See under UNE- Rural Research Station (Warialda), |
1964-69 |
A472 |
| WARIALDA: ARTICLE ENTITLED A HISTORY OF WARIALDA AND DISTRICT |
The typescript article entitled A History of Warialda and
District was written by local historian H. Shiel McMaster in 1968. This
account of the history of Warialda and district includes notes on well-known
properties, churches and stores. The article was published by the University
of New England Archives. |
1968 |
A538 |
| WARNAMBOOL |
See under Indenture Of Pupillage |
1877 |
A406 |
| WARRAH STATION |
See under Australian Agricultural Company: records |
1824-1969 |
A378 |
| WARRAWEENA STATION, BOURKE: RECORDS |
19 vols, 1 box wool books &c., 3 maps |
1883-1950's |
A162 |
| WARREGO DISTRICT |
See under Bagot, Walter, John and Christopher of Cambo Cambo
and Ben Lomond Stations: Agreement, |
1863. 1863 |
A241 |
| WARREN, N.S.W. |
See under Kater papers |
1917-62. |
A277 |
| WASS, E.H |
See under Kater papers, |
1917-62. |
A277 |
| WATERLOO AND TIARA STATION RECORDS |
Ledgers record the accounts of both stations 1856-70, 1884-1926.
A Woolbook, 1887-1914 and one Stock Book each for horses, 1871-1916 and
cattle, 1897-1920. Miscellaneous correspondence, 1857-1920 (all on microfilm).
11 microfilm reels. |
1856-1926. |
A221 |
| WATERLOO PASTORAL COMPANY, GLEN INNES: RECORDS |
A very large group of mainly pastoral records relating to
the Sinclair family properties "Waterloo", "Collymongle", "Fraser's Creek"
and "Bannockburn". Some of the earliest records in this accession were created
by John Sinclair while working as Agent for the A.M.L & F. Company. Non-pastoral
papers include records concerning Ashford coal mine and notebooks of Colin
Sinclair (one of John's sons) compiled in connection with the New States
Royal Commission (1924-25) on which he sat. A full list is available for
consultation in the UNE Archives. 10 boxes, 116 vols. |
1885-1953. |
A172 |
| WATERLOO STATION ACCOUNTS |
A typescript copy of a wages book (1856-7) from Waterloo station,
Walcha. There is also an auctioneer's poster advertising the wind-up sale
of "Waterloo" estate (9356 acres in 11 blocks) to be held on 5th December,
1936. The property (fronting the Oxley h ighway south of Walcha) eventually
became part of Europambela pastoral company holdings (cf. A215). 70 pp.
Fcp. |
1856-7 |
A319 |
| WATERLOO STATION PHOTO-GRAPHS |
Sinclair family portraits and photographic views of Waterloo
Station |
c.1910-17. |
A190 |
| WAUCHOPE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION BOOKS |
|
c.1950 c.1981 |
A968 |
| WAUGH, ALLAN |
See under Glenariff, Byrock: records, |
1908-46 |
A163 |
| WAUGH FAMILY GUY FAWKES STATION |
Correspondence between Mr Lionel Gilbert of the Armidale Historical
Society and Mr. Richard Waugh of Heidelberg, Vic. re the Waugh family of
Guy Fawkes Station, 1962-64, and similar correspondence between Mr. Waugh
and Mr. Allan Wilkes of the U.N.E Archiv es, 1964. Attached to each letter
are biographical notes on Waugh family members |
1962-64 |
A270 |
| WAVERLEY GUNDY: BUSINESS RECORDS |
The earliest of the Waverley records is a copy of a Memorandum
of Agreement re sale of land, dated 28 May, 1914, by which the property
passed from the ownership of H.L., A.G. and V.M. White to that of Stephen
and Frank .M. Payne. There are the usual stati on accounts. Ledgers, cashbooks
and journals cover the period 1914-1947, and there are wages books for 1930-1941.
The balance sheets and profit and loss accounts for the partnership of S.
& F.M. Payne are complete for the years 1918-58 (with the exception of 1949
and 1956). Also bankbooks (1918-47); chequebutts, 1934-60 are included.
Shearing tally books and wool-weight books are held for the period 1934-60.
In addition to the "Waverley" records, there is an notebook kept by Charles
A. Green (who ran the Post Office and general store in Gundy) recording
receipt of stores from the Post and Electric Telegraph department (1892-1919).
The same volume was used as a Poisons Register (1927-36) by Wilfred Green
who had by then taken over the general store at Gund y (cf. A159 for earlier
records of the Payne family). 15 vols, 3 boxes, 6 maps. |
1914-61 |
A271 |
| WEBB, J.T.A. RECOLLECT-IONS BY HIS SON |
|
1958 |
A1215 |
| WEBBER, J.P. |
See under Tindal letter, 1857; and Webber letter, |
1869 |
A239 |
| WEE WAA |
See under Knight, Andrew: diary |
1892-1932 |
A177 |
| WEEBOLLABOLLA STATION RECORDS |
Miscellaneous (unsorted) business correspondence and vouchers
dating from 1890's to 1940's approximately. The group includes two press-copy
books for 1893(?)-1899 and 1912-15. The earlier of the two is badly water-damaged
and for the first years is barely legible. There is also a ledger (1921-22).
3 vol., 2 boxes. |
c.1890-1940's |
A204 |
| WEETA WAA STATION, WEE WAA: RECORDS |
|
1863-1954 |
A111 |
| WEINTERIGA, WILCANNIA: STUD BOOK |
This accession consists of one large volume used mainly as
a stud book. Chiefly devoted to recording the pedigree of horses bred on
"Weinteriga" station, the book also lists station horses bred elsewhere.
The horses are listed by number, name, color, sex, sire, dam, date of branding,
style and location of brand, name of breaker and date broken. There is also
information about stud rams and ewes, and weights of fleeces from the same.
A few pages list rainfall statistics for "Weinteriga" (1877-1922), for "C
ulpaulin" (1889-1913) and for "Glenlyon" (1885-1912). There is a short list
of dairy cows (folio 216) and a longer list of working bullocks (fol. 207).
Both lists are dated April 1911. "Weinteriga" is situated in the western
division of New South Wales ab out 40 miles to the south-west of Wilcannia.
In 1895, "Weinteriga" (then held by G. & J. Riddock) carried 132,778 sheep.
By 1939 this number was reduced to 15,000 |
1877-1941 |
A207 |
| WELLINGROVE HISTORY |
A history of Wellingrove (near Glen Innes) compiled by Mesdames
Arnold, Moore and Mott of the Wellingrove branch of the Country Women's
Association. Chapter three is an extract from A record and some recollections
(1943) by H. Sheil McMaster of "Croppa Cr eek", Warialda, whose father was
sometime owner of "Wellingrove" station. 1 reel mfm (pt). |
n.d. |
A200 |
| WELLINGROVE STATION PHOTO-GRAPHS |
Copies of photographs (many undated) of "Wellingrove" Station
and outbuildings, some taken in 1880, 1882, 1901; members of the Seton and
Body families at a picnic; a bullock driver and team; and two women on a
selection. 12 photographs (2 are duplicates) . |
c.1880-1901 |
A201, A370 |
| WELLINGTON LETTER |
|
1802 |
A798 |
| WELLINGTON VALE |
See under Robertsons of "Strachan": records, |
1837 |
A178 |
| WELLINGTON VALE STATION, DEEPWATER: RECORDS |
|
1838-1904 (?) |
A185 |
| WELLTOWN, GOONDIWINDI RECORDS |
A very complete and well kept set of account books of a major
pastoral station in southern Queensland. Includes: general ledger (1 vol.),
1882/83; ledger (57 vol. ), 1882-1939; journal of accounts (3 vol. ), 1882-5;
wool books (6 vol. ),1882-6 and 1901-33 ; business letterbook (2 vol.),
1936-46; and an undated library catalogue (1 vol). In 1895, "Welltown" is
recorded (Australasian Federal Pastoral Directory) as belonging to Loughlin
& Co., And carrying 146,743 sheep and 1,813 cattle. By 1925 (and possibly
earlier) it was owned by W. Leonard & Sons and carried only 35,555 sheep
and 517 cattle. 10 ft. (70 vol.). |
1882-1946. |
A100 |
| WENTWORTH-SHIELDS, BISHOP W.F. |
See under Church of England, Armidale: Wentworth-Shields,
W.F., Bishop Of Armidale 1916 - 1929, a Biography by Paul Lamb |
1916-1929 |
A1298c |
| WESLEY CHURCH YOUTH CENTRE, ARMIDALE: PLANS |
The plans for the Wesley Church Youth Centre drawn up by Kenwood
and Hoile, Architects, in 1959. Also included in this accession are specifications
for the construction of this youth centre to the plans drawn up by the architectural
firm of Kenwood and H oile. 2 Folders |
1959 |
A715 |
| WEST MAITLAND |
See under Mullen W.H. (Solicitor): Inventory of records, |
1970 |
A374 |
| WEST, DR. JOHN BOUCHER: ACCOUNT BOOK |
Account Book of Dr. John Boucher West, medical practitioner
of Armidale, 1854-59. It records patient's names, the number of consultations
conducted with each person, and occasionally the fees charged. 1 vol. |
1854-59. |
A403 |
| WESTHOLM |
See under Wyndham letters, |
1867-76. |
A334 |
| WHALAN, GARAH: RECORDS |
See under Saumarez Station records |
1877-1924 |
A149 |
| WHITE FAMILY |
See under Saumarez: further diaries, 1910, 1925-34 Havilah
Station, Mudgee: White family records, 1826-1958 |
1910, 1925-1934 |
A149A |
| WHITE FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS (KIOLA) |
Studio and group photographs of different members of the White
family, most of which are undated. There are three photographs of the women
undergraduates of Sydney University in 1895 as well as two family group
photographs. The various angles of "Kiola" , the home of Archdeacon White,
are also captured on film. 22 Photographs, 22 Photographic Negatives. |
1895-c.1918. |
A639 |
| WHITE FAMILY REUNION |
Papers, Correspondence & Invitations Etc. |
Oct. 1988 |
A688 |
| WHITE FAMILY TREE |
Descendants of James White and his wife Sarah |
1958 |
A856 |
| WHITE, ADELAIDE: DIARIES |
The travel diaries of Adelaide White (2 vols.) 1898-1899.
In them she describes a journey from Armidale to the coast and an excursion
to the South Sea Islands, departing from Sydney on 3 Jul. 1899, aboard the
S.S. Waikare. 2 Volumes. |
1898-1899. |
A358 |
| WHITE, ADELAIDE: PHOTO-GRAPHS |
Two photographs of Adelaide White, the daughter of T.R. Forster,
taken during the 1920's. The third photograph, taken at the same time, is
of the gardens of the family homestead, Booloominbah. 3 Photographs, 3 Photographic
Negatives. |
c.1920s |
A626 |
| WHITE, CORINDA |
See under Pickering Station letters: |
1823-83 |
A195 |
| WHITE, F.J. |
See under Bald Blair records (F. J. White and Sons), 1912-1938
Saumarez Station records, 1877-1924. |
1962 |
A20 & A654 |
| WHITE, H.L |
See under Northern New States League: papers |
1921-24 |
A219 |
| WHITE, HENRY C. |
See under Havilah Station, Mudgee: White family records |
1826-1958 |
A256 |
| WHITE, J.F |
See under Urandangie, Guyra: records, |
1881-1958 |
A117 |
| WHITE, V.M. |
See under Waverley Gundy: business records, |
1914-61 |
A271 |
| WHO WAS WHO ON THE LIVERPOOL PLAINS IN 1841? |
A gazetteer, written by Syd. H. Ware, based on the Liverpool
Plains Census of 1841, covering the 164 pastoral establishments in an area
running from the upper Peel to Brewarrina & north to the Queensland border.
It includes brief biographies of the propri etors. |
n.d. |
A695 |
| WILCANNIA |
See under Weinteriga, Wilcannia: Stud book, |
1877-1941 |
A207 |
| WILFORD |
See under Chevy Chase, Armidale: notebook and accounts, |
1877-97 |
A129 |
| WILGHA DOWNS, BYROCK: LETTERBOOKS |
Two letterbooks; press copies. The first (26 Jan 1900 - 5
Mar 1902) contains business letters sent by Charles Rutherford (Manager
of "Wilgha Downs" at that time) to various correspondents (especially reports
to the Manager of the London Bank of Australia at Bourke). The second (16
Mar 1906 - 20 Mar 1908), similar in form and content to the first, bears
a label reading: "London Bank/ Letter Book/March 1907 [sic] to March 1908".
Until 25 April 1906, the letters in the second volume continue to be signed
by Rutherford. After that date, for some time, the signatory is H.L. Wheeler,
and from 14 March 1907 they are signed by yet another manager, A.E. Smith.
"Wilgha Downs", a sheep station in the Bourke district of Western New South
Wales, was (in 1895) the prop erty of J. Davison & Co., And at that time
carried 20,684 sheep and 500 cattle. By 1903, it was in the hands of the
London Bank of Australia, carrying only 1616 sheep and no cattle. 2 vols. |
1900-02, 1906-08. |
A184 |
| WILKES, ALLAN |
See under Kunderang, Georges Creek: records UNE- Judo Club,
1964-65. Waugh family (Guy Fawkes Station), 1962-64. Zugzwang papers, 1972-75 |
1872-1947 |
A268 |
| WILKINSON, EMILY |
See under Low, William, of Uralla: papers, |
1858,1871-1933 |
A246 |
| WILLALA PUBLIC SCHOOL: BOOKLET ENTITLED A HISTORY OF WILLALA
PUBLIC SCHOOL |
A booklet entitled A History of Willala Public School, 1892-1992,
which was published to celebrate the centenary of this institution. The
booklet was compiled by the Willala Centenary Book Committee and Mary McPherson
of the Department of School Education . Also included in this accession
are photostatic copies of the articles in the local paper, the Namoi Valley
Independent, about both the booklet and the general celebration of the school's
birthday. 1 folder. |
1892-1992. |
A703 |
| WILLIS FAMILY HISTORY |
|
1994 |
A1105 |
| WILLIS PHOTOGRAPHS, GLEN INNES |
|
1950's |
A925 |
| WILSHIRE FAMILY TREE |
Family tree of the Wilshire family of N.S.W. (photocopy).
1 sheet. |
1715 |
A367 |
| WIMAMBIR |
See under Casey probate certificate and land deeds |
1866-89 |
A289-A289A |
| WINDEYER FAMILY OF GLENALADALE AND KINROSS STATIONS: PAPERS |
The diaries of three generations of Windeyer men are included
in this collection and span the years 1838 to 1894. These diaries can be
found alongside station diaries, notebooks and cashbooks of Glenaladale
and Kinross stations during the periods of 183 1, 1871 to 1899 and 1944
to 1956. The material from Kinross station also includes reports and financial
statements for the years 1945 to 1946 and 1951 to 1952. 1 Box. |
1838-1956. |
A165 |
| WINDEYER, ARCHIBALD |
See under Deepwater Station, Deepwater: records |
1845-1945 |
A142 |
| WINDEYER, ARCHIBALD, DIARY |
An edited version (in typescript) of Windeyer's diary. See
A165 for the original |
1838-1891 |
A479 |
| WINDY, QUIRINDI: RECORDS |
A small collection from a pastoral station belonging to the
Australian Agricultural Company. The record group includes: ledger (1872-89);
shearing reports, (1901-6); stores and ration accounts (1902-4, 1906-9);
wool books, 1905 and 1906; scalp book (1915- 23); and some rough day books
(3 vols), undated. There is also an annual and monthly rainfall chart covering
the years 1879-1959. 1 box. |
1872-1923 |
A164 |
| WINGHAM SCHOOL OF ARTS |
Minutes 1923-32, 1949-57 and correspondence, 1921-47. 2 vols.,
1 folder |
1921-57. |
A259 |
| WINTERBOURNE |
See under Greenwells Station records |
1835-1959 |
A220 |
| WITTEN |
See under Adams and Witten family papers, |
1849-1944 |
A265 |
| WITTEN, MARY JESSER: REMINISC-ENCES |
Extracts from the reminiscences and notes of Mary Jesser Witten
(xerox copy), containing descriptions of a flood on "Gineroi" Station (north
of Bingara) in 1864, the early years of her parent's marriage spent on "Barraba"
and "Gineroi" Stations, and refer ences to bushrangers. 29pp |
c.1814-1875 |
A390 |
| WOLLOMOMBI |
See under Immigrants list, |
1894 |
A436 |
| WOLLUN STATION RECORDS |
A collection of business records from various pastoral properties.
The main body of material however, relates to "Wollun" and its management.
A fairly full set of shearing and crutching tally books cover the period
1897-1946. There are other account books for the period 1878-1921, as well
as stock books and wool weight books. Of the other records in this accession,
those from "Rimbanda" make up the largest group. Copies of business letters
sent cover the period 1884-1901. A complete set of account books exists
for the 15 years between 1885 and 1900. Various bank books, cheque butts
etc. 1875-1900 complete the collection. 58 vols., 47 cheque butts, 12 bank
books, 1 box, 1 folder. |
1875-1946. |
A137 |
| WOLLUN, URALLA |
See under Blaxland, Charles R. And others: photographs |
c.1860-1920. |
A127b |
| WOMBRA-MURRA STATION RECORDS |
Copies of letters concerning "Wombramurra" Station near Nund1e,
sent by S.J. Payne and Co. Of Melbourne, 1886-89, and an index to the letters
received during part of this period. Also a ledger, 1886-88, and copies
of business letters sent by Frank Payne f rom "Wombramurra", 1886-87, 1905-06.
Notes and correspondence concerning the history of the Nundle District complete
the collection. |
1886-1906. |
A159 |
| WONGWIBINDA |
See under Jeogla records |
1869-70-1900-03 |
A130 |
| WONGWIBINDA STATION AND WRIGHT FAMILY RECORDS |
The records include: diaries of Albert A. Wright (for 1867-90);
diaries of his wife Charlotte May Wright (for 1891-02 and 1895); and diaries
of his son Arthur F. Wright (for 1895 to 1912, excepting 1896, 1901-2 and
1907-8). A letterbook contains press-cop ies of C.M. Wright's business correspondence
(1891-94). There are some station accounts for the years 1902-1920, some
drafts of indentures, mortgages etc. (1891, 1901) and some correspondence
and receipts re land at "Yandooya" (a property in the Warwick d istrict
of Queensland). Albert Andrew Wright (b. 27 May 1840, ob. 14 July 1890),
pioneer pastoralist, managed "Collymongool" station near Collarenebri for
Mr. John Eales from March 1867 to May 1868. In July 1868, Wright took over
the running of "Nulalbin" (a property on the Dawson River, Queensland) for
Eales, from whom he later purchased the station. In September 1872, Albert
Wright married Charlotte May Mackenzie (1855-1929). After persevering for
some years, most of them drought-stricken, in cattle rai sing on "Nulalbin",
Wright, together with his wife and young family, removed to "Wongwibinda"
(formerly "Kangaroo Hills") near Armidale on the New England Tablelands
of New South Wales. He died in Rockhampton in 1890, on his way back from
a trip to the Gu lf country, just as his New England venture was beginning
to prosper. 33 vols., 16 folders, 2 brochures, 2 maps. |
1867-1920. |
A115 |
| WOODLANDS, URALLA: RECORDS |
|
1894-1923 |
A157 |
| WOOL REVIEW |
See under National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia |
1928-1964 |
A279 |
| WOOLBROOK |
See under Grange, The, Woolbrook: Dodds family records |
1900-1969 |
A1336 |
| WOOMBI HOMESTEAD: PHOTOGRAPH |
Woombi was built prior to 1884 and was previously known as
Ivy Green and Fieldside |
c.1884 |
A1469 |
| WRIGHT FAMILY |
See under Jeogla Station: records, 1869-1870, 1900-1903. Nulalbin
Station records, 1868-91. Rimbanda Station records, 1871-86. Wallamumbi
Station and Wright family records, 1873-1947. Wongwibinda Station and Wright
family records, 1867-1920 |
1869-1870, 1900-1903 |
A130 |
| WRIGHT FAMILY PHOTO-GRAPHS |
|
1913-25. |
A413 |
| WRIGHT FAMILY PORTRAITS |
Copies of portraits of Phillip Wentworth (1803-88) and Eliza
Jane Wright, née Pearce, (1819-1909). (The photographs are undated. The
originals were in the possession of Mr. Peter Wright of Uralla.) 2 portraits |
n.d. |
A503 |
| WRIGHT, BRUCE ARUNDELL: MEMORIAL SERVICE |
|
30/6/1995 |
A1197 |
| WRIGHT, CECIL, DIARIES |
Small pocket diaries (37 vols) kept by Mr. Cecil Wright of
"Dyamberin", Aberfoyle (near Armidale). We hold diaries for the period 1907-54
with the exception of the following years: 1908, 1911, 1913, 1920, 1922,
1927, 1929, 1934, 1947, and 1948-50. Some of the diaries relate to the property
"Nulabin" near Rockhampton, Queensland. (See also A154) 37 vols.. |
1907-1954 |
A154b |
| WRIGHT, CHARLOTTE MAY |
See under Jeogla records, |
1869-70, 1900-03 |
A130 |
| WRIGHT, ELIZA JANE |
See under Wright family portraits |
1803-1909 |
A503 |
| WRIGHT, JUDITH |
See under UNE - English Department: Commonwealth Literary
fund |
|
A360 |
| WRIGHT, PETER A., OF BERRY HILL STATION: PAPERS |
The submissions and discussion papers, estimated costs and
expenditures, correspondences and newspaper clippings relating to the movement
to establish a Faculty of Natural Resources at the University of New England
in the 1960's. These records were maint ained by Peter Wright in his capacity
as Chairman of the New England District Council of the Graziers' Association
of New South Wales, an organisation that strongly supported the establishment
of this faculty. 1 Folder. |
1961, 1966-1968. |
A643 |
| WRIGHT, PHILIP PERCY: MEMOIRS |
|
1919 |
A871 |
| WRIGHT, PHILLIP ARUNDELL, DIARIES |
The personal diaries of Phillip Arundell Wright of "Wallamumbi
Station" from 1906 to 1945. A breakdown of the contents of the diaries by
year exists for a little under half of the material. 3 Boxes RESTRICTED |
1906-1945. |
A635 |
| WRIGHT, PHILLIP ARUNDELL, DIARIES |
RESTRICTED |
1946-1970 |
A666 |
| WRIGHT, PHILLIP ARUNDELL: PAPERS |
Correspondence, newspaper cuttings, one map (tracing) and
a photograph relating to the establishment at Point Lookout of the New England
National Park. The park (officially referred to as Reserve No. 62843) was
in 1931 notified as an area set aside for pu blic recreation (under the
Public Trusts Act, 1897), and was gazetted in March 1934. The park was officially
opened, by Lord Gowrie, on 17th April, 1937. The original area (of about
42,190 acres) was increased in 1940 by the addition of a further 14,000
a cres. 1 folder. |
1930-1940 |
A182 |
| WRIGHT, PHILLIP ARUNDELL: PAPERS |
|
c.1914-1956 |
A430 |
| WRIGHT, PHILLIP WENTWORTH |
See under Wright family portraits |
1803-1909 |
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| WYAGA STATION |
See under Kayuga Station records, |
1845-94 |
A153 |
| WYNDHAM |
See under Bukkulla Station records, 1911-31. Dinton - Dalwood
letters, 1827-1888. |
1911-1931 |
A213 |
| WYNDHAM FAMILY PAPERS, DALWOOD STATION |
The miscellaneous accounts, letters and documents of Margaret
Wyndham and her family of Dalwood Station between 1827 and 1870. This collection
contains (i) account for food and lodging for George Wyndham in London during
1827, (ii) an undated partial gen ealogy of the Wyndham family commencing
at the marriage of William Wyndham and Letitia Popham, (iii) notes on the
duties of two domestic servants and a study programme for the days Monday
through Saturday (iv) the accounts from Jules Pillet, Francis Giles and
David Jones of Sydney and Thresher and Glenny of London for the years 1853
to 1868, (v) pages from a journal noting the temperatures and climatic changes
between the 18th of January and the 28th of February, 1855, and (vi) a two
part discourse entitl ed of The Rise and Progress of the System of Parliamentary
Government in England. Also included in this accession are eight letters,
sent between 1868 and 1870, from Margaret Wyndham to her daughter-in-law
Fanny Wyndham at Winton station, Goondiwindi. 1 Folder. |
1827-1870c.1900 |
A611 |
| WYNDHAM LETTERS |
Extracts from the letters of Charles Wyndham at "Bukkulla"
Station and Hugh Wyndham at "Westholm", 1867-70, 1874-76 (photocopies of
typescript). The letters concern both business and family matters. 20pp. |
1867-76 |
A334 |
| WYNDHAM, CELIA, OF BUKKULLA STATION: REMINIS-CENCES |
Extracts from the memoirs of Celia Wyndham of "Bukkulla" Station,
Inverell, dictated to her daughter Mary Cardale around 1921. These extracts
were put together by her grand-daughter, Audrey Bultitude, in 1976. 1 Folder |
c.1921 |
A505 |
