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Le Moniteur de la Nouvelle Caledonie Noumea: Imprimerie du Gouvernement. 1-1394, Oct 1859-June 1886
For details see PMB Doc 11
Nos. 719-810, 2 July 1873- 31 March 1875
Le Moniteur de la Nouvelle Caledonie
Papers on Bougainville, New Britain, Sepik and Solomon Islands languages
Richard Thurnwald was born in Austria in 1869, received formal training in ethnology and related fields, went on a fieldtrip on behalf of the Berlin Museum für Völkerkunde to the Bismarck Archipelago and the Solomon Islands, 1906-1909, returned to New Guinea for a Sepik River expedition, 1913-16, and came back to the New Guinea islands region in the 1930s. He was a great collector of artefacts some of which are held in German museums, others are lost, some possibly incorporated in Australian museum collections. Thurnwald's publications are extensive (c.300 articles and books), but not widely distributed.
Some of Thurnwald’s recordings and photographs, plus Iniet (NG) song texts and tales & 741 Iniet stone figures which he collected, are held in the Museum für Völkerkunde, Berlin. Some of his photographs are held in the Berlin Institute of Ethnology which Thurnwald founded in 1948. Some further Thurnwald papers are held in the Stirling Memorial Library, Berkeley California.
Richard Thurnwald’s widow, Hilda, transferred these papers to Professor Stephen Wurm, Linguistics Department, RSPAS, in about 1963. They were handed over to Don Laycock (the second appointee in the Department, after Wurm) for work on a Buin dictionary. After Dr Laycock's early death the papers were held in the Dept for some years where Lois Carrington, then a Research Assistant in Linguistics, worked on them from time to time. In 1993 the Thurnwald papers were transferred to Tania Laycock, Dr Laycock’s widow, who continues to hold them to date (Feb 2005) but is considering transferring them to the National Library of Australia. A complete list of the papers is available from the Bureau. The documents on the microfilm consist of a typescript of Thurwald’s Buin-German Dictionary, which was to have been published as the second volume of his Forschungen auf den Salomon-Inseln and word lists, comparative word lists, a phrase book and grammatical notes for the Baining, Gazelle, Buin, Alu, Lambutxo, Bambatana, Vellalavella, Panone and Tambatamba languages (spoken in New Britain, Bougainville, the Shortlands and other north Solomon Islands). Also microfilmed are files and word lists for Tjimundo (Lower Sepik) and Banaro/Ramunga (upper Keram River, Sepik District, New Guinea) languages. <b>See Finding aids for details.</b>
Note: Material was copied as found on microfilm reel and delivered in digital in same order. Some pages on reel 1 are not in order, but are clearly numbered at top of page.
Thurnwald, Richard C.
Papua New Guinea research materials: PNG administrative college papers
R.S. Parker was one of 2 Australian mainland members of the Interim Council of the Administrative College of PNG from the Council's inception in May 1962 until its reconstitution in April 1969. The aim of the College was to train indigenous public servants. Professor Parker's papers have been microfilmed as PMB 1004 - 1008.
Labelled files of correspondence, notes, published, 'semi-published' and manuscript material various in form and in production method. File headings are those used by Professor Parker, with notes in brackets supplied by PMB. A file heading sheet precedes each file. Within each file, the order of items is that used by Professor Parker. There is no detailed inventory of file contents.
Reel 1: Introduction by Professor Parker; File list A: Drafts of statute/ordinance-future development; Interim Council personal papers (includes correspondence)
Reel 2: Interim Council Meetings 1964-65; Interim Council Meetings 1966
Reel 3: Interim Council Meetings 1967; Interim Council Meetings 1968
Reel 4: Interim Council Meetings 1969; Sketch plan of buildings; Association with the University (of Papua New Guinea); Recent Reports 1966-1982
Reel 5: File list B: Correspondence general, File 1 of 2 1961-64, File 2 of 2 1965-73
Reel 6: Staff and staffing (includes correspondence, 1964-72); Allen Brown Committee on Higher Education (includes correspondence, 1971).
Parker, Robert Stewart
Miscellaneous research archives
The Fisheries Division of the Department of Agriculture was established in 1954. The Research and Surveys Branch of the Fisheries Division was formed in 1968 with its headquarters at Kanudi Fisheries Research Station, Port Moresby.
<BR>FRV <I>Fairwind</I> log: fish survey data, 1948-1950. <BR> <I> Scomberomorous commersoni</I> data, Jul 1948-Mar 1950.<BR> Grant West & Ishmael Paiia, Field journal of Gulf District trip, including Lake Tebera, Sep-Oct 1971. <BR> Grant West, fisheries import-export statistics. <BR>Wankowski, tuna catch & CPUE analysis, 1970-1978. <BR> Japan/PNG fishing arrangements, 1978-1979.<BR> Files on the formation of the Forum Fisheries Agency, 1976-79. <BR> Alan Haines, Purari River environment and the Wabo Power Project Feasibility Study, 1975-1978. <BR> FRV <I>Tagula</I>: log of fishing voyages 2/16 to 2/22, 1964-1965. <BR> Prawn survey results, 1960-1964. <BR>Freshwater fisheries files, 1950-1974.<BR> Sepik River fisheries files: selected documents, 1973-1982. <BR> Joseph Glukman, freshwater files: selected documents, 1950-1984.<P><b>See reel list for further details</b>
Papua New Guinea National Fisheries Authority, Research Branch
Research papers on Fiji politics
Since 1966 Robert Norton’s major area of research has been ethnicity and politics in Fiji. His PhD thesis, Politics, race and society in Fiji, was submitted at Sydney University in 1972. His book, Race and Politics in Fiji, was published by the University of Queensland Press in 1977 and a revised second edition was published in 1990. He was appointed as one of the foundation members of staff in the Department of Anthropology at Macquarie University in 1969. He continued to be a consistent observer and respected commentator on Fiji politics through out his academic career to date, writing many essays and articles on politics in Fiji in scholarly journals and books.
RN/1-14 National Federation Party, 1971-87; RN/15-18 Indian political bodies; RN/19-21 General elections, 1960-87 RN/22-33, Alliance Party, 1965-87; RN/34-44, Fijian political bodies, 1964-85; RN/45-61, Labour Party, 1985-99; RN/62, All National Congress, 1994; RN/ 63-88, Fiji elections, 1963-85; RN/89-91, Constitution, 1965-77; RN/92-100, Economy, 1976-87; RN/101-126, Unions and industrial conflict, 1960-1998; RN/150-168, Sundry, 1960-92; RN/169-200, 1987 elections.
See Finding aids for details.
See also PMB 1228, Robert NORTON: English translations of political speeches in Fiji, 1965-1968. 1 reel. (Available for reference.)
Norton, Robert
Items on Pacific Islands from the minutes and reports of the annual general conferences
Items on Pacific Islands from the minutes and reports of the annual general conferences (1879-1964) of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Missionaries and the Church were active in French Polynesia at the time, including Tahiti, Tubuai, and the Tuamotu Islands, as well as being active in the Hawaiian Islands, Samoa and Tonga.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Items on Pacific Islands from reports of annual and semi-annual conferences.
Items on Pacific Islands from reports of annual and semi-annual conferences associated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Church was active in French Polynesia, including Tahiti, Tuamotu Islands, and Tubuai, as well as Hawaiian Islands, Samoa and Tonga in the period covered.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Diary of a journey to Tahiti, Australia and the Hawaiian Islands
Diary of a journey to Tahiti, Australia and the Hawaiian Islands. Miller (1867-1960) was an elder of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at the time of his journey.
Miller, C. Ed.
History of the Latter Day Saints Tongan building program
A history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Tongan Building Program. Covers the period 1955-59 in Tonga.
Tyler, Arleah
Papers relating to his expedition to the Pacific and Moluccas
The expedition of Garcia Jofre de Loaisa left Spain for the Moluccas (Maluku Islands, Indonesia) on 24 July 1525, to open up the spice trade initiated by the Magellan expedition. Of the seven ships under Loaisa originally, only four entered the Pacific - via the Strait of Magellan, on 26 May 1526. A few days later, they were separated by a storm. One ship, the Santiago, made her way to Mexico; another, the San Lesmes, was not heard of again; and the remaining two, the Santa Maria del Parral and Santa Maria de la Victoria, crossed the Pacific independently. The documents on these microfilms concern the fitting out and dispatch of the expedition, accounts of the expedition's proceedings, and claims for salaries by dependents of expedition members who died in the Moluccas or on the voyage out. Details of contents are given for each reel, however, a more comprehensive listing, including names etc., is available from the Pacific Manuscripts Bureau on request.
The original documents are arranged in bundles or 'patronatos'. The information given is a translated and edited version made by the PMB from that contained on pp.78-91 of the Boletim da Filmoteca Ultramarina Portuguesa, No.32, Lisbon 1966. Patronato 37, Documents 11-33: Doc.11: Madrid, 3 April 1525 - remarks on Loaysa's men by Council of the Indies. Doc.12: Toledo, 13 May 1525 and Santo Domingo, 10 May 1538 - royal letters; orders and instructions. Doc.13: Instructions to royal officers (who were also members of royal treasury - factors, accountants etc.). Doc.14: Madrid, 5 April 1525; Instructions to Hernando de Bustamente. Doc.15: Madrid, 5 April 1525; Instructions to Diego Ortiz. Doc.16: Toledo, 13 May 1525; Instructions to Diego de Covarrubias. Doc.17: Contributions to expedition, names, amounts. Doc.18: Madrid, 5 April 1525 - Appointment of Alonso de Tejada. Doc.19: Undated account of voyage. Doc.20: 13 July 1526 and 31 July 1526; Will and inventory. Doc.21: 18 September 1526, 2 financial docs.Doc.22: 4 June 1527, Account of San Gabriel. Doc.23: 17 February 1528 petition for salaries. Doc.24: Tidore, 11 June 1528 - account of voyage by Hernando de la Torre. Doc.25: Madrid, 5 November 1529 - Royal decree re payment. Doc.26: Tidore, 28 October 1528 - Account of relations between fleet and Portuguese in Moluccas. Doc.27: Cadiz, 10 May 1529 - Account of expedition by Don Rodrigo de Acuna. Doc.28: Toledo, 29 January 1529 - Royal decree re Moluccas. Doc.29: n.d. - Law suit re salary. Doc.30: Palencia, 17 September 1534 - Declaration by sailor of the Santa Maria de la Victoria. Doc.31: n.d. - Account of voyage and events in Moluccas. Doc.32: 1535 - Account of several survivors of expedition describing how their diaries, books, maps etc. were confiscated on arrival in Lisbon. Doc.33: Valladolid, 25 October 1536 - Declaration by a Greek sailor, Francisco de Paris, on events of the voyage.
Loaisa, Garcia Jofre de