The hospital at Nduindui on Ambae, Vanuatu, is run by the Churches of Christ Mission.

The record gives the name, sex, date of birth and parents' names of each child, with clinical details of the mother's labour.

Records of the Societe de Etudes Oceaniennes:

1. Orders of the day of the Commanding Officer, Iles Sous le Vent, Society Islands, January-February, 1897.
2. Miscellaneous documents on Huahine and Raiatea, 1879-1891.
3. Notes on the ethnology of the Marquesas Islands by C. Noury, Capitaine de Fregate, Commandant of the Nukuhiva station, November 2, 1849. (Human sacrifice and The Origin of Fire in Marquesan and French).
4. Documents on the ethnology of the Society Islands gathered by C.F. Lavaud, Capitaine de Vaisseau, Commissaire de la Republique, Society Islands - dated July 16, 1849, and September 20, 1849 (Tahitian and French).
5. Genealogy of Ma'i, by Rene Calinaud, magistrate, Papeete, July 23, 1966.
6. Report on a mission to the Gambier Islands by Cdt. de la Motte Rouge, February, 1871.
7. Letters on the smallpox epidemic at Nukuhiva and Uapou, Marquesas, 1863. (Originals in Bishop Museum, Honolulu).
8. The Old Orsmond Manuscript.
9. Legend of the Lizard Mo'orea by the Chief of Mai'ao (French and local language).
10. Letter of Commandant Maxime Destremau, December 2, 1914. (Destremau was the commander of the French warship 'Zelee' when the German raiders 'Scharnhorst' and 'Gneisenau' bombarded Papeete on September 22, 1914).
11. An official document thanking the men who rescued the victims of the German raider 'Seeadler' from Mopelia Atoll in 1917.
12. Notes on the inland route from Papenoo to Mataiea, Tahiti, by M. Jay.
13. Report on lands owned by the Pomare Family, compiled by a secretary of Queen Pomare IV (in Tahitian).
14. Legends of the Society Islands and other papers.
15. Useful plants of Tahiti, by Edouard Butteaud.

The records comprise miscellaneous documents collected by the Norfolk Island Historical from various sources.

The records include:

• Codex Pitcairnensis, 1850;
• land grants, 1867;
• diary of Isaac Robinson, 1882-3;
• Norfolk Island Almanac, 1888;
• land applications, 1901-14;
• register of tenancy in Crown buildings on Norfolk Island, 1907-64;
• agreement re land of Melanesian Mission, 1915;
• medical survey by A.H. Baldwin, 1931; and
• index to Administration correspondence, 1942-3

Extracts on Tahiti, French Polynesia, copied from 'Transactions of the (London) Missionary Society', Vols. II and III.

Groves (1898-1967) carried out anthropological research among the people of Fisoa and Tatau Villages, New Ireland, in 1932-34 as a research fellow of the Australian National Research Council. Fisoa is on the New Ireland mainland while Tatau is on Tabar Island.

The documents are:

1. Record of fieldwork in New Ireland, 24 May 1932 - 14 July 1934 (2 books)
2. Draft account of work at Tatau village, Tabar Island, 1934 (4 books)
3. Notebooks on research at Fisoa village, 1932-33 (8 books)
4. Notebooks on research at Tatau village, 1933-34 (3 books).

See also articles in Oceania, nos 3, 4, 5 and 6 (1933-35/36).

Records of shipping and aircraft arrivals and departures. Each record consists of a one line entry giving such details as date, the name of the vessel, its master, its tonnage and its destination or point of origin.

The Teachers Training Institute, later known as the Tangoa Training Institute, on Tangoa island was established by the Presbyterian Mission to the New Hebrides (Vanuatu) in the late 1880s and officially opened in March 1895. It was established as a training centre for young men, and later women too, from different islands in Vanuatu to learn the bible and other technical skills, with the idea that they would be trained as 'teachers' who worked for the church locally. Tangoa is a small island off the south coast of Espiritu Santo.

The papers comprise:

1. Register of Native Teachers and Pastors, 1895-1969.
2. Account Book of the Training Institution, 1894-1967.
3. Register of Annand House Students, 1949-1969.
4. Annual Record of Students' Reports, 1948-1957.
5. Annual Record of Students' Reports, 1957-1967.
   See also PMB MS 526 and MS 1012.