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PMB 1203

Rev. Shirley W. BAKER and Beatrice BAKER: Tongan papers, 1849-1950
REEL LIST

Part of the collection of Dorothy Crozier, having been given to Ms Crozier by Lillian (Koo) Baker in 1950. Ms Crozier bequeathed the Baker Papers to the Mitchell Library which transferred them to the Pacific Manuscripts Bureau in August 2001.
Ewan Maidment
PMB Executive Officer
June 2003

SERIES LIST
PMB 1203/Reel 1	SB/1-5	Correspondence-out: press-copy letters	1873-1880	
PMB 1203/Reel 1-2	SB/6-187	Correspondence-in	1849, 1860-1913, 1950	
PMB 1203/Reel 2	SB/188-226	Articles, reports, diaries, notes, texts and other documents	c.1879-1906	
PMB 1203/Reels 2-3	SB/227-232	Vocabulary, Words and Meanings, Dictionary	n.d.	
PMB 1203/Reel 3	SB/233-235	Genealogies	n.d.	
PMB 1203/Reel 3	SB/236-247	Mission and Church Related Papers	1874-1890	
PMB 1203/Reel 3	SB/248-255	Documents relating to Government and Kingdom of Tonga	1879-1900	
PMB Doc 463	SB/256-266	Tongan Government Publications		
PMB 1203/Reels 3-4	SB/266-297	Tongan Government Publications, cont.		
PMB 1203/Reel 4	SB/298-317A	Other printed material relating to Tonga	1863-1951	
PMB 1203/Reel 4	SB/318-329	Tonga: An Historical Collection from Voyages and Discoveries with Explanatory Remarks, by Beatrice Baker	n.d.	
PMB 1203/Reel 4	SB/330-339	Memoirs of the Rev. Shirley Waldemar Baker, by Beatrice Baker	1922-1951	
PMB 1203/Reels 4-5	SB/340-348	Extracts: transcripts of various documents	1876-1885	
PMB 1203/Reel 5	SB/349-370	Press Cuttings	1879-1911	
PMB 1203/Reel 5	SB/371-379	Miscellaneous Papers	1860-1932	
PMB 1203/Reel 5	SB/380-383	Photographs	n.d.	

See following Reel List for details.

Reel No.	Location No.	Title	Date	
		Correspondence-out: press copy letters.		
Reel 1	SB/1	Presscopy letters. Ms., c100pp. Very fragile condition	1870s	
		ff.31-33, Baker, Sydney, to ?	17 Feb 1873	
		f.353, Incomplete.		
		f.591, Statistics of the Friendly Islands.		
		f.689-690, Baker, Nuku’alofa, to ? Incomplete.	3 Apr 1875	
		f.42-43, Baker to Moulton.	31 Aug 1875	
		ff.79-80, Baker to ?	2 Jul 1877?	
		f.90, Baker, Nuku’alofa, to ?	10 Sep 1876?	
		f.124, Baker to Rev. Thomas.	17 Nov 1875	
		f.131, Baker to Watkin.	1875	
		f.150, Baker to Rev J B Watkin. Incomplete.		
		f.241, Baker to his Mother. Incomplete.	7 May 1878	
		ff.282-284, Baker, Nuku’alofa, to Sir A Gordon, High Commissioner of the Western Pacific, Governor of Fiji, etc. etc.	20 June 1878	
		f.285, Hinley, Tongatabu, to Baker. Copy.	20 Jun 1878	
		ff.289-290, re Bank of Tonga.	n.d.	
		ff.315-319, Sir A. Gordon, Remarks.	n.d.	
		ff.338–341, Baker, Nuku’alofa, to Thos B Chapman.	13 Jul 1878	
		ff.347-348, Baker to Rev J B Watkin, incomplete.		
		f.388, Baker, Nuku’alofa, to A P Maudslay, HBM Consul and Deputy Commissioner.	27 Aug 1878	
		f.389, Baker to A P Mandalay, HBM Consul and Deputy Commissioner.	29Aug 1878	
		ff.391-395, From our own Correspondent.	29 Aug 1878	
		ff.396-400, Baker to Bro Laugham.	2 Sep 1878	
		ff.417-418, Baker to ? Incomplete letter.		
		ff.426-440, Baker to Rev. F. Laugham.	Sep 1878?	
		ff.485-490, Recipes & accounts?	n.d.	
		ff.491-492, Baker, Nuku’alofa to Rev Brown.	25 Oct 1878(?)	
		ff.272-273, Th. Weber to ?. Incomplete.	7 Mar 1876	
		ff.274-275, Baker to Weber, Imperial German Consul, Samoa.	20 Jun 1879	
		ff.285-288, Baker to Rev. Chapman.	27 Jun 1879	
		ff.339-340, pp.6-7 of incomplete letter. Annotation: “October 7th 1879”.		
		ff.383-385, Baker, Auckland, to Watkin	23 Dec 1879	
		ff.397-398 Baker, Auckland, to Watkin.	26 Dec 1879	
		f.399, Baker to Kigi Jiaoji Tubou.	26 Dec 1879	
		ff.400-401, Baker to Kigi Jiaoji Tubou.	20 Feb 1880	
		ff.406-407, Baker to Watkin. Incomplete.		
		ff.411-413, Baker, Auckland, to A J Smith.	26 Feb 1880	
		ff.451-452, Extract from a private letter from a party in Fiji.		
	SB/2	Presscopy Letters	1873-1880	
		ff.61-63.	n.d.	
		f.270. Incomplete.	n.d.	
		f.304. From Nuku’alofa Tonga. Incomplete.	27 Dec 1873	
		f.312. From Nuku’alofa Tonga. Incomplete.	30 Dec 1873	
		f.324. Incomplete.	n.d.	
		f.410. Shirley Baker, Nuku’alofa, to A.P. Miller.	30 Mar 1874	
		f.419-420. Incomplete.	n.d.	
		f.427. Incomplete.	n.d.	
		f.429. Incomplete.	n.d.	
		ff.432-433. Baker. Nuku’alofa, to ? Incomplete.	14 May 1874	
		f.453. Baker to ? Incomplete.	n.d.	
		f.681. Incomplete.	n.d.	
		f.717. Incomplete.	22 Apr 1875	
		f.721. Incomplete.	14 May 1875	
		f.767. Baker’s signature only. 	n.d.	
	SB/3	f.259. Baker, Nuku’alofa, to Sir Arthur Gordon. Incomplete.	20 May 1879	
		f.286. Incomplete.	n.d.	
		ff.304-306. Baker, Nuku’alofa, to Weber, Imperial German Consul. Incomplete.	21 Aug 1879	
		ff.418-421. Baker, Auckland, to S.C. Damon, Honolulu (?) 	27 Feb 1880	
		ff.430-432. Baker, Auckland, to Aunt Charlotte Bumstead.	2 Mar 1880	
	SB/4	Compilation of Fiji-in from Layard and Baker’s replies. Very fragile condition.		
		ff. 382-424, 426-427. Consul Leyard’s despatch and the Rev. S.W. Baker’s reply to him. Including statement of Consul Weber.	Feb 1876	
	SB/5	Fragments		
		Loose press copies, mainly blank, together with a letter book cover in which there are Ms pencil (drafts?) of the following documents:
Baker to Superintendent of Auckland Province, 15 Apr 1875;
Baker to agent of Goddefroy & Sons, Tonga, 22 Apr 1875;
Baker to Leyard, British Consul Fiji, 31 Mar 1876;
and Wesleyan Mission of Tonga “Model Deed”;
Diary note, 25 June 1875;
Printed correspondence re Baker Case, pp.5-10, Oct 1879.		
		Correspondence-in		
	SB/6	Jiaoji Balijati, Consul of the Queen of ‘Bolotane’, letter to Kigi Jiaoji (The King) from ship of the Queen of ‘Bolotane’, Tafine, Vava’u, re ‘Thefts’. Ms., 2pp. In Tongan.	30 Oct 1849	
	SB/7	W. Blake letter to St. Julian, re “fono” (meeting) on 9 Jan 1855 of Tubou, King of Tonga, with Napoleon III, Emperor of France. Transcript, Ms., 1p. In Tongan. **	19 Mar 1860	
	SB/8	Australian Wesleyan Methodist Church. Credentials for Mr Baker. Ms., 1p.	13 Jul 1860	
	SB/9	Jiaosi Tubou, Nuku’alofa, letter to Mr Baker. Ms., 2pp. In Tongan.	8 Dec 1865	
	SB/10	O.J. Olsson, Lifuka, Ha’apai, letter to Baker. Ms., 2pp.	Jun 1866	
	SB/11	Rydberg, Lifuka, Ha’apai, letter to Baker. Ms., 1p.	13 Jun 1866	
	SB/12	Note on rebuilding ‘Saione’, the Wesleyan Church on the hill at Nukualofa, in 1872. Ms., 1p. **	1872	
	SB/13	Receipts & lists of bills: Nuku’alofa, 16 Aug 1872; Niua Fo’ou, 11 Aug 1872; Niua Toputapu, 1 Aug 1872. Ms., 4pp.	1 Aug 1872	
	SB/14	Halloran, Colonial Secretary’s Office, Sydney, to Baker. Ms., 5pp.	10 Apr 1873	
	SB/15	J.P. Miller’s Secretary to Misa Beka (arrived 25 Mar 1874).  Ms., 5pp. In Tongan.	24 Mar 1874	
	SB/16	J.P. Miller for the King – Resolution of Meeting of Chiefs. Ms., 4pp.	24 Mar 1874	
	SB/17	Uiliami Tugi (Chairperson), Parliament House, to Kigi Jiaoji Tubou, re appreciation of Constitution. Ms., 3pp. In Tongan.	30 Sep 1875	
	SB/18	R.H. Meade to Sec. Wesleyan Missionary Society. Ms., 3pp.	29 Aug 1876	
	SB/19	Jiaoji Tubou, Palace, Nuku’alofa, to Misa Jiabimani, re rumours about Mr Baker as King of Tonga. Ms., 4pp. In Tongan.	13 Nov 1876	
	SB/20	Fred Laugham, Bau, to Baker. Ms., 2pp.	28 Nov 1876	
	SB/21	Wesleyan Missionary Society, London, to Baker. Ms., 6pp.	22 Dec 1876	
	SB/22	Kalolaine Lauji‘i (wife of Josaia Lauji‘i), Bagai, Lifuka, to Shirley Baker, re last words and death of Josaia Lauji’i Ms., 7pp.**	8 Feb 1877	
	SB/23	Jiaoji Tubou, Palace, Nuku’alofa, to Shirley Baker. Letter transcribed and translated by Beatrice Baker. Ms., 2pp. **	10 Dec 1877	
	SB/24	W.T. Gus, Nuku’alofa, to Mr Beika, Wesleyan Minister (Faifekau Uesiliana). Ms., 2pp.	21 Jan 1878	
	SB/25	D. Wilkinson, Nuku’alofa, to Mr Langham. Ms., 3pp.	1 Aug 1878	
	SB/26	Alfred P. Maudslay, British Consulate, Nuku’alofa, Tongatapu, to [recipient unknown]. Ms., 4pp.	5 Sep 1878	
	SB/27	Fred Laugham, Levuka, to Mr Baker. Ms., 4pp.	6 Nov 1878	
	SB/28	Bound letters between Alfred P. Maudslay, HBM Consul, Tonga, and Reverend B. Chapman, General Secretary of Aus. Wes. Missionary Society, Ms., 9pp., including the following:		
		•	Doc. No.6. Mr. Maudslay, British Consulate, Nuku’alofa, Tonga, to the Rev. B. Chapman, Gen. Secretary of the Australian Missionary Society, Sydney.	24 Jan 1879	
		•	Doc. No.8. Rev B. Chapman to Mr. Maudslay.	19 Mar 1879	
		•	Doc. No.9. Rev B. Chapman to British Consulate, Apia, Samoa.	25 Jun 1879	
		•	Doc. No.10. Letter from Benjamin Chapman to [recipient unknown].	22 Jul 1879	
	SB/29	Fred Laugham, Bau, to Bro Baker. Ms., 2pp.	10 Mar 1879	
	SB/30	G. T. ’Unga (on behalf of the King), Palace, Nuku’alofa, to Misa Jiabimani and Misa Kalake, Reps of Church in Sydney. Ms., 5pp.	17 Oct 1879	
	SB/31	Uiliami Tugi, Fasi. Letter re treaty with Germany. Ms., 1p.	24 Oct 1879	
	SB/32	File GT 3.  G.T. ’Unga, Premier of Tonga, Premier’s House (Fale’oe Palemia). Ms., 2pp.	24 Oct 1879	
	SB/33	File GT 4. G.T. ’Unga, Nuku’alofa to [recipient not defined], re Government Statement. Ms., 1p. **	24 Oct 1879	
	SB/34	B. Chapman, Auckland, to the President of the Australian Wesleyan Missionary Conference, 26 Oct(?) 1879; together with Baker (?), Nukualofa, to Revs. Chapman and W. Clarke Deputation, 7 Oct 1879, incomplete. Ms., 14pp.	7 & 26 Oct 1879	
	SB/35	Jiaoji Tubou, Nuku’alofa, to Jiabimani, Misa Kalake, representative of Sydney Church, re deporting of S.W. Baker. Ms., 6pp.	28 Oct 1879	
	SB/36	Tonga, Nuku’alofa, to Rev. B. Chapman and Rev. W. Clarke. Ms., 5pp.	28 Oct 1879	
	SB/37	Misa Beika, Nuku’alofa, to the King George Tubou. Ms., 4pp. In Tongan.	18 Nov 1879	
	SB/38	Fred Laugham, Bau, to Mr Baker. Ms., 2pp.	7 Jan 1880	
	SB/39	Jioaji Tubou, Nuku’alofa, to Misa Beika, re death of his son. Ms., 1p.	4 Feb 1880
	
	SB/40	Frank Firth, Waverley, Sydney NSW, to S.W. Baker, Auckland N.Z. Ms., 1p.	23 Mar 1880	
	SB/41	Fred Laugham, Bau, to Mr Baker. Ms., 2pp.	26 Jun 1880	
	SB/42	H.M. King George Tupou, grant of Power of Attorney to S.W. Baker. Ms., 4pp.	2 Jul 1880	
	SB/43	H.M. King George Tupou, Commission appointing S.W. Baker Agent General. Ms., 2 leaves.	2 Jul 1880	
	SB/44	J.B. Watkin, Tonga, to Bro. Baker. Ms., 4pp.	9 Oct 1880	
	SB/45	Baker, Symonds St, Auckland, to President NSW & QLD Conference. Ms., 9pp.	15 Oct 1880	
	SB/46	Sir Arthur Gordon, Statement re Baker’s loyalty to Great Britain. Ms., 9pp.	25 Nov 1880	
	SB/47	Fred Laugham, Bau, to Baker. Ms., 2pp.	3 Dec 1880	
	SB/48	Thos Buddle to Rev. Ralynack. Ms., 4pp.	11 Jan 1881	
	SB/49	Fred Laugham, Bau, to Baker. Ms., 3pp.	14 Mar 1881	
	SB/50	Tubou, Nuku’alofa, to Misa Uatikini. Ms., 2pp.	5 Apr 1881	
	SB/51	H.M. King George Tupou, letters patent of denization – S.W. Baker. Ms., 2pp.	6 Apr 1881	
	SB/52	H.M. King George Tubou, Commission from appointing Baker Premier, etc. Ms., 2pp. Translation in Tonga. Ms. 1p.	6 Apr 1881	
	SB/53	Shirley Baker, Premier’s Office, Nuku’alofa, to H.G. Symonds Esq. HBM Consul. Ms., 1p.	7 Apr 1881	
	SB/54	File No.52.  Shirley Baker, Premier’s Office, Tonga, to Consul Zembrek. Re 1. Letter from Berlin; 2. English Treaty; 3. Ma’afu; 4. Knowles. Ms., 9pp.	25 May 1881	
	SB/55	File PC 81.6.  S.W. Baker, Nuku’alofa, to the Rev. President of NSW Conference. Ms., 6pp.	18 Jul 1881	
	SB/56	File 173 Tonga. Tevita Tupou Malohi, Governor of Vava’u (Kovana ’o Vava’u) ADC, Nuku’alofa, to the Premier (Misa Beika). Ms., 4pp.	29 Dec 1881	
	SB/57	Minister of Land, Minister’s Office, to His Majesty, re leases of lands. Ms., 11pp.	11 Aug 1882	
	SB/58	Mr S.W. Baker, Nuku’alofa Tonga, to Mr Watkin. Ms., 4pp.	3 Nov 1882	
	SB/59	Enclosures (original cover-letter missing). Filed in the following order according to page numbers:		
		•	Enclosure B. Letter from Henry F. Symonds, Her Majesty’s Vice Consul, to the Rev. S.W. Baker, Premier of Tonga, 7 December 1882. Ms., 1p.	7 Dec 1882	
		•	Enclosure C. Letter from Henry F. Symonds, Her Majesty’s Vice Consul, to the Rev. S.W. Baker, Premier of Tonga, 23 June 1883. Ms., 2pp.	23 Jun 1883	
		•	Enclosure D. Letter from Henry F. Symonds, Her Majesty’s Vice Consul, to the Rev. S.W.Baker, Premier of Tonga, 7 December 1883. Ms., 2pp.	7 Dec 1883	
		•	Enclosure E. The opinion of F. Whitaker relating to the treaty between Tonga and Great Britain, 3 May 1884. Ms., 2pp.	3 May 1884	
		•	Enclosure F. Sir Frederick Whittiker’s opinion, 3 May 1884. Ms., 3pp.	3 May 1884	
		•	Enclosure F(a). Document relating to the amended penalties of the Licensing Act passed 23 October 1882. Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
		•	Enclosure G. An Act relative to Treason. George Tubou R. Ms., 3pp.	n.d.
	
		•	Enclosure H. An Act relative to Sedition. George Tubou R., 23 October 1882. Ms., 4pp. 	23 Oct 1882	
		•	Enclosure I. An Act to regulate licenses for the wholesale vending of spirituous and formented [sic] liquors. George Tubou R., 31 July 1880. Ms., 1p.	31 Jul 1880	
		•	Enclosure J. An Act to regulate Restaurant Licenses. George Tubou R., 31 July 1880. Ms., 1p.	31 Jul 1880	
		•	Enclosure K. An Act to regulate Auctioneers Licenses. George Tubou R., 31 July 1880. Ms., 1p.	31 Jul 1880	
		•	Enclosure L. An Act to regulate the Printing of Newspapers. George Tubou R., 23 October 1883. Ms., 3pp. 	23 Oct 1883	
	SB/60	Reverend Shirley W. Baker, Auckland, to the President NSW & QLD Conference. Ms., 3pp.	2 Jun 1883	
	SB/61	Shirley W. Baker, Symonds St, Auckland, to Rev W. Moore, President NSW & QLD Conference. Ms., 1pp.	26 Jun 1883	
	SB/62	MC 84.7.  Shirley W. Baker, Macquarie St, Sydney, to Rev W. Moore, Ex-President Wesleyan Conference Chairman of Committee on Tongan Affairs. Ms., 2pp.	7 Feb 1884	
	SB/63	PC Con 5.  Baker, Nuku’alofa, Tonga, to Commodore J.E. Erskine RN, Australia’s Station, Sydney, re prisoners at Ha’apai. Ms., 4pp.	26 Jun 1884	
	SB/64	Baker (Auckland) to Thurston, Ms., draft, 2pp	2 Oct 1884	
	SB/65	Thurston – Baker correspondence. 15 letters from J.B. Thurston to Baker, Mss.: 15 Sep 1885, 1 leaf; 16 Sep 1885, 1 leaf; 17 Sep 1885, 1 leaf; 17 Nov 1885, 2 leaves; 23 Jan 1886, 2 leaves; 17 Feb 1886, 2 leaves; 18 Mar 1886, 1 leaf; 19 May 1886, 1 leaf; 11 Jun 1886, 4 leaves; 10 Jul 1886, 3 leaves; 6 Sep 1886, 1 leaf; 14 Sep 1886, 1 leaf; 13 Oct 1886, 1 leaf; 6 Dec 1886, 2 leaves.	1885-1886	
	SB/66	Jiaoji Tubou, Neiafu, Vava’u, to Mr Baker, re dispute. Ms., 1p.	15 Jan 1885	
	SB/67	Encl A. Premier/Minister of Foreign Affairs, ’Uiha to J.A. Nolan, President of NSW & QLD Conference. Ms., 3pp.	25 Mar 1885	
	SB/68	PC 20. Mr Baker, Nuku’alofa, Tonga, to Rev Lorimer Fison. Ms., 2pp.	7 Apr 1885	
	SB/69	PC 24/85.82.  To Reverend Alex Reid. Ms., 2pp.	9 Apr 1885	
	SB/70	Lorimer Fison, Flemington, to Hon S.W. Baker. Ms., 4pp.	29 Apr 1885	
	SB/71	The Free Church of Tonga. ‘From our own Correspondent’. Ms., 2pp.	8 May 1885	
	SB/72	FC 113.  Premier, Tonga, to N. Descamp, 10 Sep 1885. Ms., 3pp. Together with:	11 May 1885	
	SB/73	HC 17.  Premier to H.B. Symonds, HBM Vice-Consul, 11 May 1885. Ms., 2pp.	10 Sep 1885	
	SB/74	Premier’s Office, Nuku’alofa, to His Majesty Jiaoji Tubou (envelope only).	6 Jun 1885	
	SB/75	Herald. ‘From our own Correspondent’, Tonga. Ms., 4pp.	13 Jun 1885	
	SB/76	S.T. Dunedin, Auckland Club, to Mr Baker. Ms., 4pp.	22 Sep 1885	
	SB/77	PC 85.134.  M.H. Burrell to Rev. Shirley Baker. Ms., 1p. **	10 Oct 1885	
	SB/78	To the Editor NZ Herald. Ms., 8pp.	19 Oct 1885	
	SB/79	PC 85.48.  S.T. Dunedin, Bishopsgrove, Dunedin, to S.W. Baker. Ms., 5pp.	31 Dec 1885	
	SB/80	PC 86.2.  Premier, Auckland, to Hon J.B. Thurston, Western Pacific High Commissioner, re Repeat Laws & Tonga Currency. Ms., 2pp.	1 Jan 1886	
	SB/81	PC 86.153.  Shirley Baker, Symonds St, Auckland, to Rev. Geo Brown, Sydney. Ms., 4pp.	11 Jan 1886	
	SB/82	PC 86.4.  Baker, Premier of Tonga(?) to Hon J.B. Thurston, Acting High Commissioner of the Western Pacific. Ms., 4pp	6 Feb 1886	
	SB/83 	Edwin I. Watkin, Wesley College, Prahran, Victoria, to Jabey. Ms., 10pp. Copy.	1 Mar 1886	
	SB/84	PC 86.6/ PC 8.  Premier, Auckland, to Hon J.B. Thurston CMG. Ms., 4pp.	1 Mar 1886	
	SB/85	PC88.21.  S.W. Baker, Auckland, to Mr Moore. Ms., 2pp.	26 Mar 1886	
	SB/86	Memo.  Conversation, Auckland. Ms., 2pp.	30 Mar 1886	
	SB/87	Private & Conf. To Sir Julius Vogel KCMB, Colonial Treasurer, Auckland. Ms., 4pp.	22 Apr 1886	
	SB/88	P&C86.9.  Sir Julius Vogel. Ms., pp.3 and 4 (incomplete letter).	22 Apr 1886	
	SB/89	S.W. Baker, Auckland to High Commissioner, J.B. Thurston, CMG. Ms., 4pp.	6 May 1886	
	SB/90	HM King George Tupou to Queen Victoria re Jubilee of her reign. Ms., 2pp.	25 May 1886	
	SB/91	PC.  Letter fragment (letter head) addressed to “your Excellency”.	26 Jun 1886	
	SB/92	PC Con 68.  To J.B. Thurston, Governor of Fiji. (Part of a letter – incomplete). Ms., 1p.	29 Jun 1886	
	SB/93	PC Con 42.  J.B. Thurston, Government House, Fiji, to S.W. Baker. Ms., 6pp.	20 Jul 1886	
	SB/94	PC Con 65.  Baker (?) to J.B. Thurston, Governor of Fiji. Ms., 2pp.	30 Jul 1886	
	SB/95	T. Tu’akalau, Holonga, to Tobui and Gang. ‘A letter found in Seka’s suitcase’. Re agreement to go into war.	17 Aug 1886?	
	SB/96	Unknown writer on board S.S. Suva, Vava’u Harbour, letter addressed to ‘Your Excellency’. Ms., 1p. Incomplete.	23 Sep 1886	
	SB/97	PC Con 107.  S.W. Baker, Ha’apai, to Sir J.B. Thurston, Governor of Fiji. Ms., 2pp.	21 Oct 1886	
	SB/98	Wilfred Collet, Vava’u, to Sir. Ms., 4pp.	16 Dec 1886	
	SB/99	PC Con 144.  S.W. Baker, Tonga, to Wilfred Collet, Esq., Vava’u (in reply to 16 Dec 1886). Ms., 2pp.	12 Jan 1887	
	SB/100	Official Report of Rev S. Baker in regard to assault on himself and family. Ms., 5pp.	13 Jan 1887	
	SB/101	Letter: Student toTu’uhetoka and Bule’anga, re attempts to shoot Mr. Baker. Ms., 4pp.	31 Jan 1887	
	SB/102	“Points in my letter I should like sustained.” Re attempted assassination and Dr. Moulton. Ms., 1p.	Jan 1887	
	SB/103	Sekonaia Tu’uhetoka, Minister of Police, Nuku’alofa to His Majesty King George, Ms., 3pp.	2 Feb 1887	
	SB/104	Wilfred Collet, HMS ‘Diamond’ (OHMS Fiji) to Hon S.W. Baker. Ms., 2pp.	27 Mar 1887	
	SB/105	MC 87.8. Tonga to J. Mills, Manager NSSCO, Dunedin. Ms., 2pp.	27 Apr 1887	
	SB/106	Sekonaia Tu’uhetoka, Minister of Police, Nuku’alofa, to King Jiaoji. Ms., 19pp. Re report on cause and manner of ‘Dispute’. **	May 1887	
Reel 2	SB/107	Baker, King’s Palace, to Rev. Geo Brown, Gen Sec NSW. Ms., 3pp.	26 Jul 1887	
	SB/108	91a/87.  Shirley W. Baker, Nuku’alofa, to Reverend Geo Brown. Ms., 4pp. **	28 Jul 1887	
	SB/109	94/87 & 95/87.  Shirley W Baker, Nuku’alofa, to the Rev. Geo Brown & P.P. Fletcher, Deputation from Sydney Cmte. Ms., 3pp.	30 Jul 1887	
	SB/110	Auditor’s Certificate, Tonga Govt. A/c 1 Oct 1885 to 30 Sep 1887, Nuku’alofa, Tongatapu, from Hon Von Treskow & A. Buckland. Ms., 1p.	6 Feb 1888	
	SB/111	William Moore, Middleton, to S.W. Baker, Esq. (Premier of Tonga). Ms., 4pp.	23 Feb 1888	
	SB/112	Assorted Mar 26/88.  J.B. Watkin, Nuku’alofa, to Brother Baker. Ms., 8pp.	11 Mar 1888	
	SB/113	PC Assorted Mar 26/88.  J.B. Watkin, Nuku’alofa, to Brother Baker. Ms., 4pp.	12 Mar 1888	
	SB/114	PC 88. 17 /PC 88.20.  S.W. Baker, Auckland, to Bro. Fison. Ms., 5pp.	21 Mar 1888	
	SB/115	S.W. Baker to Rev. J.A. Symons. Ms., 2pp.	24 Apr 1888	
	SB/116	S.W. Baker, Nuku’alofa, to Rev. Watkin. Ms., 7pp.	4 May 1888	
	SB/117	Copy PC 88.95.  S.W. Baker, Symonds St, Auckland to Rev. Geo Brown. Ms., 2pp.	31 May 1888	
	SB/118	Enclosures (original cover letter missing) Including the following:		
		•	Enclosure A: Rev. Brown to Baker, Nuku’alofa, 8 Aug 1888. Ms., 2pp.	8 Aug 1888	
		•	Enclosure B:  HC No. 88.104.  Premier of Tonga to Rev. George Brown, Nuku’alofa. 11 Aug 1888. Ms., 1p.	11 Aug 1888	
	SB/119	PC 89.  Baker, Auckland to J.A. Symons (?). Draft, Ms., 4pp.	8 Apr 1889	
	SB/120	HC 89/12.  Shirley W. Baker, Premier of Tonga, Auckland, NZ, to Rev J.A. Symons, President Wesleyan General Conference. Ms., 5pp.	15 Apr 1889	
	SB/121	HC 89/13.  Shirley W. Baker, Premier of Tonga, to the Rev. J.A. Symons, President Wesleyan General Conference. Ms., 7pp.	15 Apr 1889	
	SB/122	PC 89.  Rev John A. Symons, President Wesleyan Methodist General Conference, Melbourne, to Hon S.W. Baker, Premier of Tonga, re statements made by Rev.G. Brown. Ms., 9pp.	7 May 1889	
	SB/123	J.A. Symons to Baker. Ms., 10pp.	7 May 1889	
	SB/124	J.A. Symons, Melbourne, to Mr Baker. Ms., 10pp.	9 May 1889	
	SB/125	J.A. Symons, Australasian Wesleyan Supernumerary Minister’s Widows’ Fund, Wesley Church, Melb., to Mr Baker. Ms., 1p.	10 May 1889	
	SB/126	PC 89.  Rev W. Lin, Auckland, to Rev J.A. Symons. Ms., 7pp.	11 May 1889	
	SB/127	PC 89.  John A. Symons, Melbourne, to Mr Baker (private & confidential). Ms., 11pp.	31 May 1889	
	SB/128	PC 89.  Shirley Baker, Tonga, to Rev J.A. Symons. Draft, Ms., 14pp.	13 Jul 1889	
	SB/129	King, Palace (Fale ’oe Tu’i), to Governor of Fiji, Mr Tositeni. Copy, Ms., 3pp.	15 Jul 1889	
	SB/130	King, Palace (Fale ’oe Tu’i), to Governor of Fiji, Mr Tositeni. Copy, Ms., 5pp.	15 Jul 1889	
	SB/131	Baker to Thurston re Brown (in response to despatch). Draft Ms., 3pp.	9 Sep 1889	
	SB/132	PC89.  Shirley W. Baker, Nuku’alofa, Tonga to Rev George Brown. Copy, Ms., 1p.	11 Sep 1889	
	SB/133	Rev Geo Brown, Nuku’alofa, Tonga to Hon S.W. Baker, Premier of Tonga. Copy, Ms., 1p.	11 Sep 1889	
	SB/134	To Hon J.A. Symons. Ms., 2pp. Private & Confidential.	8 Oct 1889	
	SB/135	King’s Will, Nuku’alofa, Palace (Fale ’oe Tu’i), Witnesses:  J.B. Watkin, Josateki Tonga, Jiotame Ma’afu. 2nd copy, Ms., 1p.	24 Nov 1889	
	SB/136	Collet to Baker. Ms., 1 leaf.	5 Jul 1890	
	SB/137	Wilford Collet, Nuku’alofa, to Hon. H.M. Sewell Esq., United States Consul-General. Ms. & Ts., 8pp.	5 Jul 1890	
	SB/138	Memo of conversation with A.M. Sewall Esq., U.S. Consul General, Apia, Samoa. Ms., 2pp. Including two extracts:		
		•	Page 14 of A.M. Sewall’s statement before the Committee on Foreign Affairs concerning oral assurances given by Mr Bayard;		
		•	Page 11 and 12 of A.M. Sewall’s statement before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, concerning German representative in Samoa.		
	SB/139	Jiaosi Tubou, Neiafu, Vava’u, to Misa Beika (Mr Baker). Witnesses: Tevita Heleta 9/4/91, J. Fotu (Land Owner) 9/4/91, Jone Tavo (King’s Spokesman). Ms., 1p.	7 Jan 1891	
	SB/140	Siaosi Tubou, Neiafu, Vava’u, to Mr Baker. Witnesses: Tevita Heleta 9/4/91, J. Totu, Land Owner, 9/4/91, Jone Tavo, King’s Spokesman 9.4.91. Ms., 1p.	8 Jan 1891	
	SB/141	Receipts, bills and offerings. Ms., 10pp.	18 Jul 1891,
6 Sep 1901,
1 Mar 1904	
	SB/142	Part of a letter. Ms., 2pp.	16 Nov 1894	
	SB/143	Part of a letter. Ms., 4pp.	2 Mar 1895	
	SB/144	Jiaosi II, Royal Palace (Palasi ’oe Tu’i), to Baker. Ms., 2pp.	3 Dec 1897	
	SB/145	S.W. Baker, Ha’apai, to Right Rev. the Primate of New Zealand. Ms., 2pp.	4 Oct 1899	
	SB/146	Shirley W. Baker, Fakapale, Lifuka, Ha’apai, to Bishop of Honolulu. Copy, Ms., 2pp.	6 Oct 1899	
	SB/147	W.G. Auckland, Bishop’s Court, Auckland, to Dr Baker. Ms., 3pp.	30 Oct 1899	
	SB/148	Baker, Ha’apai, to Bishop of Honolulu. Ms., 1p.	4 Nov 1899	
	SB/149	223/1899.  British Vice-Consul, British Consulate, Tonga, to Rev. S.W. Baker. Ts., 1p.	14 Nov 1899	
	SB/150	W.G. Auckland, Bishop’s Court, Auckland, to Dr Baker. Ms., 2pp.	15 Nov 1899	
	SB/151	Shirley Baker, Lifuka, Ha’apai, to Rev Bishop Neville. Ms., 2pp.	28 Dec 1899	
	SB/152	S.W. Baker, Lifuka, Ha’apai, to Rev Bishop Cowie, Primate of N.Z. Ms., 4pp.	28 Dec 1899	
	SB/153	Alfred Willis, Honolulu, to Rev Shirley Baker. Ms., 4pp.	3 Jan 1900	
	SB/154	W.G. Auckland, Bishop’s Court, Auckl., to Dr Baker. Ms., 2pp.	10 Jan1900	
	SB/155	S.W. Baker, Lifuka, Ha’apai, to Bishop of Honolulu. Ms., 2pp.	12 Jan 1900	
	SB/156	Juliasi Afu & Jione Finaulahi, Nuku’alofa, to Dr Baker. Ms., 2pp. Copy & original.	10 Feb 1900	
	SB/157	S.T. Dunedin, Bishopsgrove, Dunedin, to Mr Shirley Baker. Ms., 1p.	15 Feb 1900	
	SB/158	Alfred Willis, Bishop of Honolulu, Honolulu, to Rev Shirley Baker. Ms., 1p.	28 Feb 1900	
	SB/159	Ilaisane ’Ofa, Jione Finaulahi, Juliasi Afu, Nuku’alofa, to Bishop of Honolulu. Petition 12/12/1899. Ms., 1p.	27 Mar 1900	
	SB/160	S.T. Dunedin, Bishopsgrove, Dunedin, to Mr Baker. Ms., 1p.	28 Mar 1900	
	SB/161	S.T. Dunedin to HBM Consul, H.B. Lief Esq. Ms., 1p.	28 Mar 1900	
	SB/162	J.P. Cowie, Diocesan Secretary, Bishopscourt, Auckland, to Rev Dr Baker. Ms., 2pp.	29 Mar 1900	
	SB/163	L. Fitzgerald, Late Vicar of St Matthews, Auckland, S. Michaels Vicarage, Christchurch, to Dr Baker. Ms., 1p.	2 Apr 1900	
	SB/164	S.W. Baker, Nuku’alofa, to Bishop of Honolulu. Ms., 2pp. Copy.	2 Apr 1900	
	SB/165	K.R. Seddies, Premier’s Office, Wellington, to Rev. Shirley Baker, Tonga. Ms., 2pp.	28 Jul 1900	
	SB/166	S.T. Dunedin to All Whom It May Concern. Re Shirley W. Baker’s License. Ms., 1p.	13 Sep 1900	
	SB/167	S.T. Dunedin, Bishopsgrove, Dunedin, to Mr Baker. Ms., 2pp.	13 Sep 1900	
	SB/168	Priv/Conf.  S.T. Dunedin, Auckland to Mr Baker. Ms., 4pp.	31 Oct 1900	
	SB/169	S.T. Dunedin, Star Hotel, Auckl, to W. Shirley Baker. Ms., 4pp.	31 Oct 1900	
	SB/170	Part of letter re Church Building (location). Ms., 3pp.	21 Dec 1900	
	SB/171	S.T. Dunedin, Bishopsgrove, Dunedin, to Mr Baker. Ms. 2pp.	17 Jan 1901	
	SB/172	S.T. Dunedin, Napier, to Mr Baker. Ms., 2pp.	15 Feb 1901	
	SB/173	Telegram. Bishop Neville, N.Z. Post Office, to Rev. Shirley Baker.	15 Sep 1901	
	SB/174	W.G. Auckland, Bishop’s Court, Auckl., to Dr Baker. Ms., 1p.	12 Apr 1901	
	SB/175	Shirley W. Baker, Vaiola House, to Bishop Neville, Bishop of Dunedin Senior Bishop of New Zealand. Ms., 4pp.	16 Apr 1901	
	SB/176	WPHC to Shirley Baker, release of land. Ts., 1p.	14 Jan 1905	
	SB/177	J.A. Sipu, Nuku’alofa, to Bitisi Baker. Ts., 1p.	4 Dec 1912	
	SB/178	J.A. Sipu, Minister of Lands, Minister of Lands Office, Nuku’alofa, to Bitisi Beika. Ts., 1p.	20 Mar 1913	
	SB/179	216/1913.  J.A. Sipu, Minister of Lands, Minister’s Office, Nuku’alofa, to Bitisi Seli Beika. Ts., 1p.	13 May 1913	
	SB/180	363/1913.  J.A. Sipu, Minister of Land, Minister of Land’s Office, Nuku’alofa, to Bitisi Beika. Ts., 1p.	30 Jul 1913	
	SB/181	J.T. Goodicks van Astren (??), Lotofoa, to Miss Baker. Ms. 7pp.	26 Dec 1950	
	SB/182	Part of a letter, Shirley W. Baker, Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs, to [recipient unknown] concerning the status of land in Tonga leased to the church for the purpose of church buildings. Ms., 8pp.	n.d.	
	SB/183	Part of the High Commissioner’s letter from Fiji [M. King, Secretary for the High Commissioner]. Ms., 1p. In Tongan.	n.d.	
	SB/184	Correspondence re Shirley Baker. Single page. [Author and recipient not stated.] Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/185	From Pita Vi re a meeting in Vava’u. Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/186	Part of a letter [author and recipient not stated] concerning the independence of the church in Tonga. Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/187	Extract from a letter of Misa Jabimani by Misa Uatikini. Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
		Articles, reports, diaries, notes, texts and other documents		
	SB/188	Voyage Brig John Wesley to Tonga, Ms., 2pp. (dated Sunday November 19).	n.d.	
	SB/189	Diary “Yearly Account”, 1848-1851. Ms., 3pp.	n.d.	
	SB/190	S.W. Baker. Notebook – texts and locations of sermons preached, 1856-1869. Ms., c30pp.	1856-96	
		Notes on Tonga, by Shirley Baker.  Ms., 6pp. See SB/318.		
	SB/191	Notebooks:	c.1879-1880	
		•	1. Short notes on King George Tubou I’s family and tapa production. Ms., c20pp.	n.d.	
		•	2. Koe tohi fakamatala e ni ki ’Uvea. Explanation of ’Uvea (Island under Tonga). King and people were from Tonga and Tonga rules them. Ms., c20pp.	n.d.	
		•	3. Koe g fa’ahiga tu’i Toga eni. Lines of Kings, Chiefs and Royal women. Ms., c20pp.	n.d.	
		•	4. Koe tohi eni oku kau ki he tubu a Tubou ki manani. The book about how Tubou became known to the world. Three notebooks, Bks I, II, III. Ms., c60pp.	23 Jul 1879	
		•	5. Koe fakamatala eni kihe Hou’eiki’o Kanokupolu. An explanation of the Chiefs of Kanokupolu. Ms., c20pp.	n.d.	
		•	6. Koe tohi fakamatala eni ki Niua Tobutabu. The account of Nuiatoputapu. Ms., c20pp.	n.d.	
		•	7. Koe tohi fakamatala kihe fonua ’o Toga. Begins with lands of Tonga. Note inclusion of ’Uvea. Continues with names of rulers (Tu’i) of these lands. Continues with groupings of chiefs, eg. Ha’a Ngata Motu’a, Ha’a Ngata Tupu, etc. and so on.  Ms., c.20pp., plus some loose sheets.		
		•	8. Koe tohi hohoko eni ki Niua Fo’ou. The genealogy of Niuafo’ou. Ms., c20pp.	n.d.	
		•	9. No title. Begins with translations of poetry. Mostly in pencil. Pages written in ink are the rules and regulations for the quarterly meeting of the church. Ms., c20pp.	n.d.	
	SB/192	Decrease of population – causes and remedies by S.W. Baker. Ms., 10pp. Copy.	29 Dec 1879	
	SB/192A	Tohi Fakamo’oni No Fonua [Proof of land lease to S W Baker at Nuku’alofa Beach called Felemaka Lalo and Tu’alikutea]; Ms., 1p. 	9 Sep 1881	
	SB/193	Origin of the Fepaki [dispute]. Ms., 6pp.	15 Jan 1885	
	SB/194	Attempted assassination [12 Jan 1887], Shirley W. Baker, Auckland Ms., 5pp. Private.	n.d.	
	SB/195	Not used.		
	SB/196	Not used.		
	SB/197	Tongan Notes – on the arrival of John Thurston. Ms., 5pp.	27 May	
	SB/198	Document on Mr Thurston’s visit to the King. Ms., 23pp.	n.d	
	SB/199	The first service in connection with the Church of England, Ha’apai. Ms., 2pp.	17 Sep 1899	
	SB/200	The war of Takai at Feletoa. Ms. 5pp.	1906[?]	
	SB/201	39.  Special document on the faith and doctrine of the Church of England. Ms., 17pp. In Tongan.	n.d.
	
	SB/202	King George administering reproof. Ms. 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/203	Documents re opening of Parliament. Ms. 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/204	Koe anga ’oe Ngaue ’ae Pule’anga… List of government punishments. Ms., 4pp.	n.d.	
	SB/205	Present state of affairs in Tonga.  Correspondence in the press. Ms., 3pp.	n.d.	
	SB/206	S.W. Baker. Notebook on aspects of Tonga. Ms., 24pp.	n.d.	
	SB/207	Koe Konisitutone [Constitution].  Notebook, Ms., 35pp.	n.d.	
	SB/208	Manuscript on the early history of Tonga. Ch.I(2)–5. Ms., 4pp.	n.d.	
	SB/209	Tonga and the Tongans. Lecture notes, Ms., 49pp. **	n.d.	
	SB/210	Tonga As It Was. Headings for an historical account of Tonga. Ms., 5pp.	n.d.	
	SB/211	Notebook on Tonga: geography, history, mythology, ethnography. Ms., bound, pp.1-134.	n.d.	
	SB/212	Notes. Loose leaves [from notebook above], including:	n.d.	
		•	Wreck of the John Wesley. Ms., 2pp.		
		•	Extract: Wreck of the Wesley. Ms., 2pp.		
		•	W. Malvern writes 27 Aug 1857 from Tonga… p.124.		
		•	Earthquake at Niuafo’ou, 24 Jun 1853. Ms., pp.122-124.		
		•	Extracts: Poetry (on the Martyr of Navosa; Death of ’Ilaisa Ane Tubou’ahau. Printed.		
	SB/213	Taufa’ahau. 
History of Tonga, Ts., pp.1-6, pp.24-63; 
History of Tonga, Preface, Ms., 6pp.; 
History of Tonga, Ts., pp.3-127.	n.d.	
	SB/214	Tongan Texts [notes in Tongan]:	n.d.	
		•	1. No title, Ms., 19pp.		
		•	2. Koe gaahi lagi oku tu’u ‘i Mu’a. [Tombs in Mu’a (where the Royal Family are buried).] Ms., 5pp.		
Reel 3		•	3. Origins of the various Chiefs. [In Tongan.] Ms., 14pp. + some translations.		
		•	4. Na’e fiha ‘a e gahi lagi na’e lau ‘e he kakai Toga. [The number of tombs the Tongan people have counted]. Ms., 11pp.		
		•	5. Na’a nau pehe ko e me’a mei he fa’ahikehe… [Stories that come from the Demons]. Ms., 7pp.		
		•	6. Ko e talanoa ki he katoaga ‘a Taufa’ahau mo Asibau [A Story about the Ceremony between Taufa’ahau and Asibau]. Ms., 4pp.		
		•	7. Koe tohi ‘oe Kuoga ‘o Tubou [The Book of the period of Tubou]. Ms., 11pp. + some translations.		
		•	8. Ko e talanoa ‘o e kuoga ‘o Finau ‘e Mariner [Mariner’s Story of the Period of Finau]. Ms., 3pp.		
		•	9. Ko Veaji’i pe Veaehi ‘e Mariner [Mariner’s Story of Veaji’i or Veaehi].  Ms., 1p.		
		•	10. Memos. Ms., 6pp.		
		•	11. Ms., 4pp.		
		•	12. Koe Talanoa. Story.  Ms., 11pp.		
		•	13. Koe Talanoa ‘a I. Lagi. [Story by I. Lagi]. Ms., 15pp.		
		•	14. Koe Talanoa ki he lau ‘a e liliu ‘a e Tu‘i. [The Conversion of the King of Tonga]. Ms., 2pp.		
		•	15. Koe tau  ‘i ‘Otea. [A War in ‘i ‘Otea].  Ms., 9pp.		
	SB/215	Tongan Texts [notes in Tongan]:		
		•	1. Story about “Kalesini”. Ms., 2pp.		
		•	2. The war on Te’ekiu. Ms., 2pp.		
		•	3. An agreement between Tonga and Great Britain. Ms., 10pp.	11 Feb 1878	
		•	4. War on ’Uiha. Ms., 3pp.		
		•	5. The visit to Niua by Mr. Cross and ’Ulukalala. Ms., 2pp.		
		•	6. The Tangi and the death of Tupouto’a. Ms., 12pp.		
		•	7. Baula – tabu. Ms., 3pp.		
		•	8. Setaleki Ve’ehala. Ms., 2pp.		
		•	9. Beginning of Christianity in Nuku’alofa by Habe and Tafeta from Tahiti. Ms., 13pp.		
		•	10. The Tribal Gods. Ms., 2pp.		
		•	11. Story of when the Christianity was brought to Tonga. Ms., 6pp.		
		•	12. Sione Talanoa by Pita Vi. Ms., 2pp.		
		•	13. No title (part manuscript). Ms., 2pp.		
	SB/216	The Origins of the Tu’i Tonga, including:
•	Tu’i Tonga ‘Ahoeitu. Ms., 13pp.
•	Tu’i Tonga Tu’itatui. Ms., 8pp.
•	The Vessel of Kau’ulufonuafekai. Ms., 10pp.	n.d.	
	SB/217	The Great unknown: A Tale of the South Sea Islands. Ms., 2pp. (Tasman 1642. Cook 1773.)	n.d.	
	SB/218	Koe Lave  [poems or chants]. Ms., 34pp.	n.d.	
	SB/219	Narrative about ’Ata (island) from a Catholic manuscript. Ms., 4pp.		
	SB/220	Legend about the origins of “yams”. Ms., 3pp.	n.d.	
	SB/221	Narrative written at the request of Premier David ’Uga (Tubou I’s son). Re beginning of Christianity at Nuku’alofa. Ms., 29pp.	n.d.	
	SB/222	A written narrative of the wars and other things that were done at Mu’a. Ms., 41pp.	n.d.	
	SB/223	Koe Lave. An exercise book and one loose page containing the following:
•	Lave [chants]. Ms., 9pp.
•	Folau a Kae [Kae’s voyage]. Ms., 9pp.
•	’Otu Motu Ha’apai [The islands of Ha’apai]. Ms., 2pp.
•	Ulukalala’i Feletoa [Short narrative of Ulukalala’i  Feletoa]. Ms., 2pp.
•	Laulau’o mumui [Harangue about Mumui]. Ms, 6pp.
•	The harangue to Tuku’aho. Ms., 8pp.
•	The man prophet who was called Hama in the island of ’Eua in Tongatapu. Ms., 6pp.	n.d.	
	SB/224	A story about native cloth, ‘Ngatu’. Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/225	A story about ‘Anga’. Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/226	Drama: Koe Fakamatala Kihe Fakamau [The Merchant of Venice]. Ms., 14pp.	n.d.	
		Vocabulary, Words and Meanings, Dictionary		
	SB/227	S.W. Baker. An English and Tongan Vocabulary. Printed. 128pp. (Very fragile condition. Book is disintegrating.) Also a Tonga
n and English Vocabulary, with a list of idiomatic phrases and Tongan Grammar. Not microfilmed.	1897	
	SB/228	English and Tongan Primer. Beatrice Shirley 
Baker, Koe Tohi Lea: Faka-Bilitania Mo Faka-Toga, Auckland, Brett Printing Co. Ltd. 46pp.	1922	
	SB/229	Vocabulary English-Tongan. Ms., fragments.	n.d.	
	SB/230	Words and Meanings in Alphabetical order: A – W + Y (X, Z missing), Ms. 26pp. Tongan names and English translations, together with sketches. Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/231	Past dictionary. Ms., 5pp.	n.d.	
	SB/232	Vocabulary – English-Tongan/Tongan-English. Bound notebook, Ms., c80pp. Includes “Ko Matini Lutelo”, Ms., 9pp., and “Louis XIV”, Ms., 1pp.	n.d.	
	SB/232	Comparative vocabulary Malay-Polynesian languages, from the Proceedings of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec. Pp.85-144 only.	c.1881	
		Genealogies		
	SB/233	The Story of the people of Tonga [Koe Talanoa eni ki he Ngaahi Fa’ahinga’o Tonga ni]. Ms., 50pp.	n.d.	
	SB/234	Genealogy – Jiaoji Tubou I and others. Ms., 3 notebooks plus c.30pp.	n.d.	
	SB/235	Genealogy – ‘Mumui’. Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
		Mission and Church Related Papers		
	SB/236	Jubilee of the Mission. Minutes of District meeting signed: Benjamin Chapman, Shirley W. Baker and J.B. Watkin. Ms., 1p.	30 Nov 1874	
	SB/237	Minutes of the Friendly Islands District Meeting, Nuku’alofa.  Ms., 1p. Signed by Benjamin Chapman, Shirley W. Baker, J.B. Watkin Secy.	30 Nov 1874	
	SB/238	Copy of resolutions passed by the Board of Mission Management, Pitt St, Sydney, Chaired by President of the Conference. Ms., 1p.	16 Jul 1879	
	SB/239	Memorandum of Statement by Mr Maudslay to the Deputation, Ms., 7pp. Together with a translation of a speech of Rev. S.W. Baker made at Mua, 18 Sep 1879.	14 Oct 1879	
	SB/240	Official reports of the Rev. S.W. Baker re: assaults on family. Ms., 2pp.	13 Jan 1887	
	SB/241	Copy of findings on charges prepared against the Rev S.W. Baker. Ms., 3pp.	1887	
	SB/242	Copy of charges as formulated by Sub-Committee and accepted by the Board. Ms., 1p.	1879, 1880, 1881	
	SB/242A	Transcripts of documents relating to the Inquiry into Tongan Mission Affairs instigated by Sir Arthur Gordon, 1879-1880; p/c of printed originals on the back of Beatrice Baker’s drafts of Tonga: An Historical Collection from Voyages and Discoveries with Explanatory Remarks at SB/ 318-329.	1879-1880	
	SB/243	Accounts. Ms., 1p.	14 Jul 1890	
	SB/244	No. 88.  Mr. William’s Statement re Taufa’ahau and the conversions of Tonga. Ms., 4pp.	n.d.	
	SB/245	Part of a document re church matters. Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/246	The Constitution of the Church of England in Tonga. Ms., 7pp.	n.d.	
	SB/247	The Proposed Constitution Act of the Church of England in Tongatapu. Ts., 7pp.	n.d.	
		Documents relating to Government and Kingdom of Tonga		
	SB/248	Treaty of Friendship between Tonga and Great Britain. Ms., 1p. 	29 Nov 1879	
	SB/249	Letter of Agreement by Jiaoji Tubou, the King of Tonga, re: Land Leases. Witnessed by Tubou Ha’abai, Secretary.	1882	
	SB/250	Tubou, Fale and Tubou, Nuku’alofa to the People. Re the first anniversary of “Emancipation Day”. Ms., 1p.	4 Jun 1883	
	SB/251	Jiaoji Tubou, the Royal Palace, Neiafu, Vava’u, to all Tongans. Letter of instalment of Mr Shirley Baker as Premier, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Taxation. Including translation by Bessie Wood. Ms., 1p. **	30 Jul 1886	
	SB/252	Newsletter by Basil H Thomson, Queen’s messenger, re the treaty with Great Britain. Ms./Ts., 1p.	18 May 1900	
	SB/253	Pictures of Flags. Printed and handdrawn. 2pp.	n.d.	
	SB/254	Design for Tongan coat of arms (fragments) and crown. Hand-drawings.	n.d.	
	SB/255	“Report recently forwarded to Rev. S.W. Baker respecting the American Cable by his Private Secretary.” Ts., 7pp.	n.d.	
		Tongan Government Publications		
	SB/256	Koe Gaahi Lao oe Buleaga o Toga [The Laws of the Govt of Tonga]. Revised to 1868. Printed in Tongatapu; 38pp. See PMB Doc 463.	1869	
	SB/257	Koe Gaahi Lao oe Buleaga o Toga [The Laws of the Government of Tonga]. Revised to 1871. Printed in Tongatapu; 52pp.; two copies, one incomplete. See PMB Doc 463.	1871	
	SB/258	Koe Tohi Lao  o Toga 1876 [The Code of Laws of Tonga]. Revised to 1876; Printed in Tongatapu by Aliki Malani, Govt Printer; 168pp., plus appendices including Estimates and Expenditure for 1876 and 1877 and Koe Konisitutone o Toga. See PMB Doc 463.	1876	
	SB/259	Koe Tohi Lao o Toga 1879 [The Code of Laws of Tonga]. Revised to 1879. Printed in Tongatapu by Aliki Malani, Govt Printer; 172pp., plus Koe Konisitutone o Toga and an appendix, ‘Forms of Land Leases’. Four copies; some damaged; one annotated. See PMB Doc 463.	1879	
	SB/260	Koe Tohi Lao oe Buleaga o Toga 1883 [The Code of Laws of the Government of Tonga 1883], Auckland, Wilsons & Horton, Tonga Govt Printers; 155 pp., plus Koe Konisitutone o Toga. Two copies, both marked ‘Misa Beika’ and both annotated. See PMB Doc 463.	1883	
	SB/261	Koe Tohi Fakalahi kihe g. Lao oe Buleaga o Toga 1886 [Addition to the Laws of the Government of Tonga]; 24pp. Two copies; one annotated; both very brittle paper. See PMB Doc 463.	1886	
	SB/262	Kingdom of Tonga Statutes and Laws 1888. Auckland, Wilsons & Horton, Tonga Govt Printers; 212pp., including the Constitution of Tonga and treaties appended; all in English. Together with: Koe Tohi Lao Fakaefonua oe Buleaga o Toga 1888 [Laws on Land in Tonga], Auckland, Tonga Govt Printers, 1889; 23pp. See PMB Doc 463.	1888	
	SB/263	Koe Tohi Lao oe Buleaga o Toga. 1889  [The Code of Laws of the Government of Tonga], Auckl., Wilsons & Horton, Tonga Government Printers; 70pp., plus Koe Konisitutone o Toga. See PMB Doc 463.	1889	
	SB/264	Koe Tohi Lao oe Buleaga o Toga 1891 [The Code of Laws of the Government of Tonga 1891]; 130pp., plus Koe Konisitutone and Koe G. Talite. No cover. See PMB Doc 463.	1891	
	SB/265	Koe Tohi Lao oe Buleaga o Toga 1897 [The Code of Laws of the Government of Tonga 1897, Nukualofa, Govt Printer; 10pp. See PMB Doc 463.	1897	
	SB/266	Koe Tohi Mahina oe Buleaga o Toga [Calendar of the Tongan Govt], 1874, 1875, 1876, 1878 (2 copies), 1879, 1882, 1884. 	1874-1884	
	SB/267	Tonga Government Gazette, printed and published by Charles Hewer Rawson, Government Printing Office, Nukualofa.
Vol.I, No.2, 5 Feb 1876 (Engl.); No.7, 4 Nov 1876 (Engl. & Tongan); No.166, 5 Jun 1878 (Engl. Supplement).
Vol.II, No.8, 8 Dec 1880 (Engl.); No.9, 22 Dec 1880 (Engl. & Tong., 2 copies); No.10, 5 Oct 1881 (Engl., 2 copies); No.11, 11 Oct 1882 (Engl. & Tong.); No.12, 25 Oct 1882 (Engl., 2 copies); No.13, 8 Nov 1882 (Engl.); No.14, 22 Nov 1882 (Engl.); No.16, 20 Dec 1882 (Engl.); No.22, 16 Apr 1883 (Engl.); No.35E, 16 Dec 1885 (Engl.); No.79, 22 Feb 1888 (Engl.). Not microfilmed.	1876-1888	
	SB/268	Tonga Government Gazette, printed and published by Charles Hewer Rawson, Government Printing Office, Nukualofa.
Vol.II, Nos.1-100, 1 Sep 1880-26 Dec 1888. Bound. Not microfilmed.	1880-1888	
	SB/269	Tonga Government Gazette, printed in Auckland.
Vol.III, No.2, 16 Jan; No.4, 6 Feb; No.6, 6 Mar; No.7, 3 Apr; No.10, 24 Apr; No.13, 5 Jun; No.14, 19 Jun; No.15, 26 Jun; No.17, 17 Jul; No.18, 7 Aug; No.20, 11 Sep; No.22, 16 Oct; No.24, 6 Nov; No.28, 18 Dec; No.29, 24 Dec; No.30, 31 Dec 1889; Nos.33-36, 19 Feb; No.41, 23 Apr; No.44, 8 Jul, No.45, 25 Jul 1890. Not microfilmed.	1889-1890	
	SB/270	Tonga Government Gazette, printed in Auckland.
Vol.IV, No.1, 9 Jan; No.2, 30 Jan; No.6, 12 Jun; ?, 1 Nov; No.13, 16 Nov; No.13 (bis), 24 Nov 1891.
Vol. V, No. 9, 27 Sep; No.10, Dec 1892.
Vol.VI, No.4, 9 Dec; No.5, 28 Dec; No.6, 28 Dec 1893 and 1894 estimates. Not microfilmed.	1891-1893	
	SB/271	Tonga Government Gazette
Vol. VII, No.1, 1 Jan; No.2, 1 Feb; No.3, 1 Mar; No.4, 17 Apr; No.5, 31 May; No.6, 13 Jul; No.7, 12 Jul; No.9, 31 Jul; No.13, 22 Oct 1894; and 1895 estimates, annotated.
Vol.VIII, No.2, 10 Jul, No.3, 25 Nov 1895.
Vol.IX, No.1, 1 Jan; No.2, 10 Jun; No.3, 11 Jun; No.4, 20 Aug; No.5, 25 Aug; No.6, 25 Aug; No.7, 1 Oct 1896. Not microfilmed.	1895-1896	
	SB/272	Tonga Government Gazette.
Vol.X, No.8, 22 Dec 1896
Vol.X1, No.10, 22 Nov 1897
Vol.XIV, No.4, 6 Apr 1900
Vol.XVII, No.8, 12 Aug; No.12, 28 Oct 1903.
Vol.XVIII, No.2, 26 Aug 1904.
Vol. XIX, No.3, 6 Feb; No.12, 14 Jul 1905. 
Vol.XIX?, No.4, 5 Jun 1906. Speech by the King on the opening of Parliament and speech in reply by Jiaoji Fatafehi, Chairman. Not microfilmed.	1896-1906	
	SB/273	The Tonga Times, printed and published by Charles Hewer Rawson, Government Printing Office, Nukualofa.
Vol.1, No.1 (4 copies) 22 Jan; No.2, 19 Feb; No.3, 18 Mar; No.4, 15 Apr; No.5, 20 May; No.6, 22 Jun; No.7 (2 copies), 14 Oct 1876.	Jan-Oct 1876	
Reel 4	SB/274	Koe Bo’obo’oi [Tongan News].
No.3, 1 September 1874. Printed, pp.25-28; 27-40.
No.5, 1 November 1874. Printed, pp.61-76.	Sep & Nov 1874 	
	SB/275	Koe Bo’obo’oi, Vol.II, No.7 /8, Jan-Feb 1875.
Koe Fakalahi ki he Boobooi [Tongan Newsletter - supplement], Vol.II, No.6, Sep 1875. ‘Koe Konisitutone o Toga’ and ‘Koe Malaga ae Kigi i he Aho Fakaoji oe Fale Alea o Toga, Novema 4, 1875’ [The King’s Speech at the Closing of Parliament]. **	Jan/Feb 1875 Sep 1875	
	SB/276	Koe Bo’obo’oi [Tongan Newsletter], Vol. II, No.8, Oct 1876; 8pp. (5 copies.) 
Koe Fakalahi Ki He Bo’obo’oi, Vol.II, No.8, Oct 1876; 4pp.	Oct 1876	
	SB/277	Koe Bo’obo’oi [Tongan Newsletter], Government Printing Office, Nukualofa. Vol.II, No.12, Oct 1877; No.13, Nov 1877 (4 copies).	Oct-Nov 1877	
	SB/278	Koe Malaga ae Kigi i he Hufi ae Fale Alea [The King’s Speech at the Opening of Parliament]. (10 copies.)	n.d. (1875?)	
	SB/279	Koe Malaga ae Kigi ihe Aho Fakaoji oe Fale Alea o Toga [King’s message on the last day of Parliament to the Chiefs and Members]. Printed, 3pp.	4 Nov 1875	
	SB/280	Resume of Enquiry in re Tongan Mission Affairs. October 1879. Mr. A.P. Maudsley, H.B.M. Vice-Consul, v. Rev. S.W. Baker. Auckl., Wilsons & Horton, 1879; 47pp. (5 copies)	Oct 1879	
	SB/281	Letters and Correspondence in Re Tongan Mission Affairs and Request of H.M. King George for Tonga to be made an Independent District. Sydney, 1879. Printed, 12pp. (Two booklets, one incomplete.)	Oct 1879	
	SB/282	Koe Konisitutone’ o Toga [The Constitution of Tonga] given by the King on 4 Nov 1875. Printed, 22pp., incomplete.	1882	
	SB/283	Koe Tohi Fanogonogo Fakabuleaga [Government News]. A letter from the King to a meeting of Minister held in Ha’apai. Printed, 1p. (4 copies.)	7 Nov 1883	
	SB/284	Royal correspondence – Petition by George Tubou, Lifuka. Printed, 1p. Witnessed by:
•	Tubou Malohi, Governor of Vava’u (Crown Prince).
•	David ’Ahome’e, Chief Justice.
•	Sekonaia Tu’uhetoka, Minister of Police.
•	Josateki Toga, Paymaster.	30 Oct 1883	
	SB/285	Tonga Government Blue Book, signed by George Tubou, R. Document read by the Rev. S.W. Baker before the Committee on Tongan Affairs. Printed, 7pp.	23 Oct 1882	
	SB/286	Tonga Government Blue Book. Containing a list of charges brought by the Premier of Tonga (Rev. S.W. Baker), on behalf of the Tongan Government, against the Rev. J.E. Moulton, Wesleyan Missionary, together with the reply of the Rev. J.E. Moulton, as made before the District Meeting of the Wesleyan Church, at Lifuka, Ha’apai, October 24, 1883, and the Replication of the Rev. S.W. Baker to the same [Aug-Nov 1883]; 25pp.	n.d. (1883?)	
	SB/287	Tonga Government Blue Book. Containing documents read before and presented by the Premier of Tonga (Rev. S.W. Baker), on behalf of the Tongan Government, to the Conference Committee on Tongan Affairs, together with the reply of the Rev. S.W. Baker to the said Committee [Feb-Oct 1884]; 7pp. (3 copies.)	n.d. (1884?)	
	SB/287A	Tonga Government Blue Book. Report of the Royal Commission, appointed by His majesty King George, to enquire into the complaints of Messrs Parker Bros. Printed; 6pp.	1885	
	SB/288	Tonga Government Blue Book. Correspondence between the Tonga Government and the British Government , in re the Action of H.F. Symonds, Esq., HBM Vice-Consul, Tonga, and of the Captain of HMS ‘Espiegle’ [1882-1885].  Auckland, Wilsons & Horton; 19pp. 2 copies.	n.d. (1885?)	
	SB/289	Tonga Government Blue Book.Report of minister of police in re Attempted Assassination. [1887]; 9pp. 3 copies.	May 1887	
	SB/290	Tonga Government Blue Book. Correspondence of Tonga Government in re ‘Tongan Affairs’ with the President and Members of the General Conference [1875-1888]; 5pp. 5 copies.	n.d. (1888?)	
	SB/291	Koe Fanogonogo Fakabuleaga [Government News]. Misa Beika to Mr. Moulton. Printed, 1p.	14 Feb 1885	
	SB/292	Koe Botu Gaue ae Sikalaibe Fakafonua. [Administrative procedures for the various government ministries, including Land, Tax, Police and Justice?] Printed, c.20pp. Marked ‘Misa Beika Office’, annotated. 	n.d.	
	SB/293	Part II: Form of Government. Printed, 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/294	Part of Rules and Regulations. Printed, 2pp.	n.d.	
	SB/295	Koe Tohi Fakamatala Kihe g. Me’a’ o Toga. Kuo Fai Meihe G. Tohi ihe Ofisi oe G. Botu Gaue aia Oku Bule ki ai ae Tanaki Tute [Report of the Customs Office on imports and exports]. Printed, 8pp.	1891	
	SB/296	Various printed documents, as follows:
•	Hisitolia o Vaihi, pp.29-36;
•	Koe Folofola ae Fakafofoga Lahi kihe Out Basifiki Uesite kihe Tu’I Moe Houeiki o Toga, by Evalate Imi Soni, n.d.; 6pp.
•	Koe Tohi Fanongonongo ‘ae Siasi Uesiliana Tau’ataina ‘o Tonga, Nukualofa, 1945; 4pp.
•	Fanongonongo, n.d.; pp.3-6.		
	SB/297	Tonga. Royal Calendar. Govt. Printer, Nuku’alofa. Printed broadsheet, 1p.	1951	
		Other Printed material relating to Tonga		
	SB/298	The Wesleyan Missionary Notices relating to the missions under the direction of the Australasian Wesleyan Methodist Conference, No. 22. Printed in Sydney, January 1863.	Jan 1863	
	SB/299	Koe Hisitolia’ o Mamani [The History of the World]. Published for the primary schools by Mr. Wilson and Mr. Horton. Printed in Tonga, 60pp. 	1884	
	SB/300	The Secession and Persecution in Tonga. Sydney, Wesley Book Depot. 101pp. Not microfilmed.	1886	
	SB/301	Western Pacific High Commission, Correspondence from HM King George of Tonga to his Excellency Sir Charles Mitchell, HBM’s High Commissioner. In Tongan and translated into English. Printed, 3pp.	26 Apr 1887	
	SB/302	Tonga No.1 (1887). Report by Sir C. Mitchell High Commisisoner for the Western Pacific in connection with the Recent Disturbances in and the Affairs of Tonga. London, HMSO; 14pp. (2 copies.)	Jul 1887	
	SB/303	Tonga No.2 (1887). Appendix to Report by Sir C. Mitchell High Commisisoner for the Western Pacific in connection with the Recent Disturbances in and the Affairs of Tonga Containing the Further Inclosures in that Report. London, HMSO; 154pp.	Aug 1887	
	SB/304	Western Pacific High Commission. Copies of correspondence between His Excellency Sir John Thurston, HBM High Commissioner and Consul-General for the Western Pacific, and the Hon. S. W. Baker, Premier of the Government of Tonga, with reference to certain Libels printed and published by him in the Australasian Colonies and elsewhere. Auckland, Wilsons and Horton [Printers]; 11pp. (2 copies.)		
	SB/305	Koe Jiaji Tanataina [The Free Church], Vol.I, No.4, Apr 1892, No.14, Mai 1893; Vol.II, No.7, Jul 1895.	1892-1893	
	SB/306	Koe Jiaji o Igilani o Toga [The Church of England of Tonga] Prayer Book for Sunday Morning and Evening by Dr Baker; 53pp.	1900	
	SB/307	Jiaji Ingilani o Toga – Tohi Mahina [Church of England of Tonga – Calendar], Auckl., Wilsons & Horton (Printers); 8pp.	1902	
	SB/308	Koe Falukuga Fakamatala I. Koe ea Moe Tahi [Descriptions of Weather and Sea], by E E V Collocott and Jione Havea; 62pp. Not microfilmed.	1920	
	SB/309	Tonga Church Union, by Rev. R.C.G. Page, Chairman of the Wesleyan Church of Tonga. Printed, 2pp.	25 Oct 1924	
	SB/310	Gaahi Lao moe Konsitutone’ oe Jiaji’ o Toga [The Laws and Constitution of the Tongan Church]. Printed, 30pp.	n.d. (1929?)	
	SB/311	Koe ‘Taumu’a Lelei  ai-pe [The Roman Catholic newspaper], No. 126. Mar 1951. Printed (serial), 8pp. Not microfilmed.	Mar 1951	
	SB/312	Maka Maile [Programme for the celebration of the anniversary (4 Nov) of the Constitution] by Fuabau, Chairperson of Maka Maile. Printed, 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/313	Koe Konisitutone’ oe Jiaji’o Ingilani ’o Toga [The Constitution of the Church of England of Tonga]. Ts., 5pp. & printed, 2pp.	n.d.	
	SB/314	Koe Folofola ‘ae Fakafofoga Lahi Kihe ‘Otu basifiki Uesite Kihe Tu’i Moe Hou’eiki’ o Toga, by Evalate Imi Soni [The speech given by the High Commissioner of the Western Pacific to the King and Chiefs]. Printed, 6pp.	n.d.	
	SB/315	Koe Fakamatala Kia ‘Eukaliti, Tupou College [Geometry text book]. Printed by T.K. Nau at Tubou College. The last work of Dr. Moulton called The Elements, edited by Jione Havea for Tubou College. Printed, 62pp. Not microfilmed.	n.d.	
	SB/316	Koe ’Eukaliti ko hono ii ‘ae buka [The Second Book of Geometry. Geometry text book.] Printed, 16pp. Not microfilmed.	n.d.	
	SB/317	Koe G. Fehu’i ki he Tohi ae kau fakamaau mo Lute [Questions on the ‘Book of Judges and Ruth’]. Printed; 79pp. Not microfilmed.	n.d.	
	SB/317A	Berthold Seemann, A Mission to Viti; pp.113-447 (gaps) Not microfilmed.		
		Tonga: An Historical Collection from Voyages and Discoveries with Explanatory Remarks, by Beatrice Baker		
	SB/318	Notes on Tonga, by Shirley Baker.  Ms., 6pp.	n.d.	
	SB/319	Tonga and the Tongans. Ms., 9pp. By Beatrice Baker.
‘The Discoverers and Navigators’, pp.1-4.
‘The Inaugural Ceremony [of King George Tupou I]’, 2pp.
‘Anecdote of Rival Pulpits’, 1p.
‘King George Tupou’s Lineage’, 3pp. 	n.d.	
	SB/320	Tonga: An Historical Collection from Voyages and Discoveries with Explanatory Remarks. By Beatrice Baker. Ms., 15pp.
Preface, 1p,
Chapter I, ‘Introduction’, 3pp.
Chapter II, pp.1-9 (Le Maire and Schouton’s voyage).
Beatrice Baker writes in her Preface that she had planned her work in two parts: “Part I. An historical collection of the several voyages to the South Pacific Ocean, extracting in a chronological series what refers to the Tongan Islands. Part II. The life of the late Rev. Dr Shirley W. Baker, and his labours amongst the Tongan islands, thus recapitulating everything that has been done.”  
The draft chapters below consist of transcripts of voyagers’ texts relating to Tonga together with Beatrice Baker’s annotations on those texts.	n.d.	
	SB/321	Chapter II. ‘Abel Jansoon Tasman’s Voyage. (Translated by Valentine Dalrymple)’. Ms.,  4pp.	n.d.	
	SB/322	Chapter III. ‘Captain Cooks Voyage in the Pacific Ocean 1773’.
Chapter IV. ‘Captain Cook’s Second Voyage 1774’, by Beatrice Baker. Ms., 6pp.	n.d.	
	SB/323	Chapter V. ‘The First Missionary Voyage of the Ship Duff’ [1797]. By Beatrice Baker. Ms., 21pp.	n.d.	
	SB/324	Chapter V continued. ‘1776. An Authentic Narrative by G. Reeson’. Ms., 9pp.  	n.d.	
	SB/325	‘Captain Cooks Voyage, 1777’. Ms., 53pp. Consists of:
Chapter IV. ‘April 1777. Captain Cook’s Voyage in the Pacific Ocean 1777 (continued)’, pp. 1-17.
Chapter V. ‘June 1777”, pp.17-31.
Chapter VI. ‘Captain Cook’s Voyages’, pp.31-37.
Chapter VII. ‘Captain Cook’s Voyages’, pp.38-53.	n.d.	
	SB/326	Chapter VIII. ‘Bligh’s Voyage. April 1789’. Ms., 7pp.	n.d.	
	SB/327	‘The Search of La Perouse, by M. Labillardiere. March 1793’. Ms., 10pp.	n.d.	
	SB/328	‘Mariner’s Tonga. 1806’. Ms., 66pp. Chapters I-VI of Mariner’s Tonga transcribed and annotated.	n.d.	
	SB/329	Chapter VII. ‘Wesleyan Mission 1822–1850s’. Ms., 11pp.
Chapter VIII. ‘Commodore Wilkes United States Exploring Expedition 1840’. Ms., 9pp.
Chapter IX. ‘Wesleyan Mission’, continued. Ms., 12pp., incomplete. 
(Reverse pages of these drafts have printed transcripts of documents relating to the Inquiry into Tongan Mission Affairs instigated by Sir Arthur Gordon, 1879-1880. Photocopies of the collated transcripts are at SB/242A.)	n.d.	
		Memoirs of the Rev. Shirley Waldemar Baker, by Beatrice Baker		
	SB/330	Shirley Waldemar Baker, Missionary and Prime Minister of Tonga, by Beatrice Baker. Ms., 14pp. 
•	Preface, pp.1-3.
•	Chapter 1. Introduction and ‘A Synopsis of his Life’s Commencement and Call’, pp.3-14, incomplete.	n.d.	
	SB/331	Shirley Waldemar Baker, Missionary and Prime Minister. [Draft of Memoir]. Ms., 22pp.
•	Chapter I. ‘Introduction’. 
•	Chapter II. ‘A Synopsis of his Life’s Commencement and Call’.
•	Chapter III. ‘Medical and Mission Work’.	n.d.	
	SB/332	[Draft of Memoir]. By Beatrice Baker. Ms., 25pp.
•	Chapter IV. ‘Charges and Removal’, pp.1-11.
•	Chapter V. Pp.1-8.
•	Chapter VI. ‘The Secession’, pp.1-6.	n.d.	
	SB/333	[Draft of Memoir]. Ms., 9pp. & 3pp.
•	Chapter VI. On the establishment of the Free Church of Tonga (1885), pp.4-12.
•	Chapter VII. ‘The Attempted Assassination of the Rev. Dr Shirley Baker (13 Jan 1887)’, pp.1-3.	n.d.	
	SB/334	[Draft of Memoir]. Ms. 
Chapter VIII. Ms., 11pp. 
•	‘Deportation of the Rev. Dr Shirley Baker’, pp.a1-a3.
•	‘Dr Shirley W Baker’s Statement re visit of Sir J. B. Thurston, 25 Jun 1890)’, pp.2-15.
•	‘Extracts from the reports of the sitting of the Wesleyan General Conference, 14 May 1890’, pp.1-3.
Chapter IX. No title. Ms., 9pp., incomplete..	n.d.	
	SB/335	Memoirs of the Rev. Shirley Waldemar Baker D.M., LL.D. Missionary and Prime Minister. By Beatrice Shirley Baker. Ms., 95pp. [Copy 1] Not microfilmed.	1922	
	SB/336	Memoirs of the Rev. Shirley Waldemar Baker D.M., LL.D. Missionary and Prime Minister. By Beatrice Shirley Baker. Ms., 95pp. [Copy 2] Not microfilmed.	1922	
	SB/337	Memoirs of the Rev. Dr. Shirley Waldemar Baker D.M., LL.D. Missionary and Prime Minister. By Beatrice Shirley Baker. Ts., 74pp. Not microfilmed.	n.d.	
	SB/338	Memoirs of the Rev. Dr. Shirley Waldemar Baker D.M., LL.D, Missionary and Prime Minister. By Beatrice Shirley Baker. Printed proof copy with annotations. Pp.5, 6, 8, 11, 14, 15, 19, 21, 23-27, 35, 40, 42, 43, 45, 46 & 48. Not microfilmed.	n.d.	
	SB/339	Memoirs of the Rev. Shirley Waldemar Baker.MA., LL.D. Missionary and Prime Minister Tonga, By Lillian and Beatrice Shirley Baker. With a Foreword by K Westcott Jones. London, Mayflower Publishing, 1951. 48pp.	1951	
		Extracts		
	SB/340	“Extracts” 1876-1881. Ms. transcripts as follows:
•	1. Weber, Agent/German Consul, Nuku’alofa, 7 Mar 1876. 1p.
•	2. Board of Missions, 30 Sep 1880. 2pp.
•	3. Rev. Baker to the President of the Conference, 19 Nov 1880. 4pp.
•	4. To the President of the NSW Conference, 11 Jan 1881. 3pp.
•	5. Sir Arthur Gordon, 20 Nov 1880. c.8pp.	1876-1881	
	SB/341	Extract: The Fiji Argus. Ms., 2pp.	4 Apr 1879	
	SB/342	An extract from the Methodist Journal. Ms., 2pp.	9 Jan 1880	
	SB/343	‘The Friendly Islands’, extract from the Methodist. Ms., 8pp.	2 Apr 1880	
	SB/344	Copy of Herald (Sydney) article on the establishment of the Free Church of Tonga in Vava’u. Ms., 4pp.	14 Jan 1885	
	SB/345	Copy. From our own correspondent: Terrible Volcanic Eruption in the Friendly Islands, 31 Aug–13 Sep [Niuafo’ou]. Ms., 3pp.	n.d. (1879?)	
	SB/346	Extract from Sir Charles Mitchell’s report of execution of six prisoners. Ch. VII, 4. Ms., 1p. only.	n.d.	
	SB/347	Extract from Press (?) re volcanic eruption in the Friendly Islands (Niuafo’ou). Ms., 2pp. (pp.4-5 only).	n.d. (1879?)	
	SB/348	Extract from letter by J.B. Watkin, re E.J. Watkin’s transference. Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
		Press Cuttings		
	SB/349	‘Miscellaneous’ press cuttings on Pacific Islands matters pasted into an album; c.77ff., bound. 	1879-1886	
Reel 5	SB/349	As above, continued.		
	SB/350	‘Miscellaneous’ press cuttings on Pacific Islands matters pasted into an album; c.55ff., bound. Some insect damage to cuttings at the end of the album.	1879-1888	
	SB/351	Press cuttings on Tongan matters pasted on to backing; 20 sheets, unbound. Some of the press reports have been cut out of the sheets.	1887-Feb 1888	
	SB/352	Press reports cut from sheets (above).	1887	
	SB/353	‘Tongatabu: Terrible Hurricanes’. Including report on Rev. Mr Baker giving medical help for dysentery cases.	16 Apr 1879	
	SB/354	Tongan affairs. Press cuttings from The Daily Telegraph, The Auckland Herald, and The Evening Star, including the column The Evening Bell.	1887-1888	
	SB/355	‘The Wesleyan General Conference’. 4th & 5th day, 14-15 May 1888. Cuttings from The Daily Telegraph.	May 1888	
	SB/356	Death of Crown Prince. Several press cuttings.	c.Jul 1889	
	SB/357	‘Crisis in Tonga’. Deportation of Mr Baker. Several press cuttings.	1890	
	SB/358	‘The Samoan Treaty’, press cuttings from The Herald.	Mar 1890	
	SB/359	Tongan affairs, including the Wesleyan General Conference. Press cuttings from The Auckland Herald, the Sydney Herald, the New Zealand Times, The Star and The Age.	May-Sep 1890	
	SB/360	‘Koe G Folau ’oe Kuonga mu’a ki He ’Oseni Pasifika’ [re the murder of Tuku’aho]. Printed, 2pp.	n.d.	
	SB/361	Death of King George Tupou II. Press cuttings.	n.d. (1893?)	
	SB/362	Photograph of the King of Tonga on his way to open Parliament. Press cutting.	1900	
	SB/363	Rev. Shirley Baker: obituaries and other biographical reports, including  reports on the publication of his Tongan Vocabulary and Grammar, 1897	1903-1904	
	SB/364	‘Crisis in Tonga’. Press cutting.	1904	
	SB/365	‘Built up a Kingdom in the South Seas.’ Biographical feature article on Rev. Shirley Baker, San Fransico Chronicle. (2 copies.)	10 Jan 1904	
	SB/366	‘An Island Monarch, King George of Tonga in Wellington. Politics of the Pacific.’ New Zealand Herald. 1p.	24 Apr 1905	
	SB/367	‘Romance and Religion in the South Pacific.’ Review of Reviews. 2pp.	1 Dec 1906	
	SB/368	‘A Crisis in Tonga’, re the Kautaha Cooperative, The Auckland Star.	11 Sep 1911	
	SB/369	‘Troubles of Tonga. Churches in Opposition. Amalgamation Resisted. Large Property Interests’. Newspaper cutting; 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/370	Miscellaneous loose, undated, press cuttings.	n.d.	
		Miscellaneous Papers		
	SB/371	S W Baker (?), Log Book on board the Clipper Built Schooner Jennie Dove bound to Tonga from Port of Sydney, Capt. Burns. Ms., 4 leaves.	18 Jul-13 Aug 1860	
	SB/372	Document re Lali from Fiji to Balu. Ms., 1p.	Jan 1887	
	SB/373	Document re letter from Moulton to Tobui, by Balu (assumption?). Ms., 1p.	Jan 1887	
	SB/374	The “Oath” by Alice Elizabeth Woolmer Baker re grant of land in the European Cemetery at Lifuka, Ha’apai, declared before the Registrar of the British High Commissioner’s Court for the Western Pacific. Ms., 1p.	2 Jul 1932	
	SB/375	Part of a letter. Ms., 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/376	Description of a bird called Malau, Niua Fo’ou, Tonga Islands by Edgar Reid. Ms., 3pp.	n.d.	
	SB/377	Hawaii and the South Seas: The Baker Girls. By Elizabeth Walker in collaboration with Jeannette Spiess, New York, Coward-McCann Inc. Ts., transcript, 1p.	n.d.	
	SB/378	Tyrannical Course – false. Ms., 3pp. 	n.d.	
	SB/379	Questionnaire. 96 questions about Tongan customary beliefs and practices. In English.  Ms., 5pp.	n.d.	
		Photographs		
	SB/380	Photograph of Shirley W. Baker. ‘Ko Misa Beika. Koe Palemia o Toga — Nae Fokotuu e Tubou.’	n.d.	
	SB/381	Envelope: “Photos of Thakombau”, including:
•	King George of Tonga
•	Cakobau, King of Fiji. (Photographed by F.H. Dufty.)
•	Ratu Epeli [Nailatikau, son of Cakobau]. (Photographed by F.H. Dufty.)	n.d.	
	SB/382	Photographs:
1.	Unidentified. Timber-lined room, perhaps a tabernacle.
2.	(a) Palace, Ha’apai(?). Unidentified, n.d.
(b) Unidentified. Perhaps a burial ground? Raised rock platform surrounded by rock slabs. Tonga? n.d.
3.	Queen Salote at her coronation, 1918. (Photographed by F.H. Dufty.)
4.	Bundle of small photographs. 14 prints, including Tupou I. Photographs taken for Tongan stamps and coins. n.d.
5.	Tupou I. Damaged. n.d.
6.	Coat of Arms. Plus drawing of a cape.
7.	Tupou I. Labelled ‘frontispiece’.	n.d.	
	SB/383	Glass plate negative (cracked). Fale? In case. Not microfilmed.	n.d.	
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**  Items which were originally compiled in a single folder (no title) and maintained as such by Dorothy Crozier. For the purposes of this arrangement of the documents these items have been dispersed. The original folder contained documents as follows:
•	SB/7  Copy. W. Blake, Nuku’alofa, to H. Julius, 19 Mar 1860. Ms., 1p.  Re ‘Fono’ [meeting] on 9 Jan 1855 of Tubou, King of Tonga, with Napoleon III, Emperor of France.
•	SB/12  Note on rebuilding ‘Saione’, the Wesleyan Church on the hill at Nukualofa, in 1872, Ms., 1p.
•	SB/22 Kalolaine Lauji’i, (wife of Josaia Lauji’i) Bagai, Lifuka to Shirley Baker, 8 Feb 1877. Ms., 7pp. Re Last Words and death of Josaia Laujii.
•	SB/23  Jiaoji Tubou, Palace Nuku’alofa, to Shirley Baker,10 Dec 1877. Ms., 2pp. Letter and its translation by Beatrice Baker.
•	SB/33 GT 4. ’Unga, Nuku’alofa to [recipient not defined], 24 Oct 1879. Ms., 1p. Re Government Statement.
•	SB/77  P/C 85.134. M.H. Burrell to Reverend Shirley Baker, 10 Oct 1885. Ms., 1p.
•	SB/106  Sekonaia Tu’uhetoka, Minister of Police, Nuku’alofa to King Jiaoji. Ms., 19pp. Re report on cause and manner of “Dispute”. May 1887.
•	SB/108  91a/87. Shirley W. Baker, Nuku’alofa, Tonga to Reverend Geo Brown. Ms., 4pp. 28 Jul 1887.
•	SB/209  Tonga and the Tongans (Lecture Notes). Ms., 49pp.
•	SB/251  Jiaoji Tubou, The Royal Palace, Neiafu, Vava’u to all Tongans, 30 Jul 1886. Ms., 1pp. Letter of Instalment of Mr Shirley Baker as Premier, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Taxation.
•	SB/275  King’s Message on the Last Day of Parliament to the Chiefs and Members, 4 Nov 1875. Printed, 3pp.
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