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REEL LIST

PMB 1290   C.M. WOODFORD (1852-1927), Papers on the Solomon Islands and other Pacific Islands, 1872-1927. Reels 1-5. (Available for reference.)

Reel list scanned by PMB from Ts. listing of the Woodford Papers, July 2007.

Reel No.	Bundle No.	Item No.	Description	
	Bundle 1	10/1	'Photographs taken during a voyage to and residence in the Solomon Islands from April to October 1886. C.M. Woodford. F.R.G.S.'
Views of Alu (Shortland Is), Fauro, Rubiana, Aola (Guadalcanal); 2 portraits of W.  Not microfilmed.	
Reel 1	Bundle 2	1/10	
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Index to diaries 1886-9 and other works of reference. 	
			Encl. at front cover	
		2/1	J. O'N. Brenan to W., Brisbane, 6.6.07, re returns from Queensland and other labour trade matters; Macgillivray	
		3/1	"The British Solomon Islands Protectorate". Typed draft of 8/5	
		8/1	Western Pacific. Correspondence relating to the Administration of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands Protectorate. Nov.1908. H.M.S.O., 16pp. With comments and corrections	
		7/1	Cooke, C. Kinloch, "Europe in the Pacific", The Nineteenth Century, Nov. 1886, pp.742-704.	
		4/1	M.S. notes re fauna of the Solomons (draft paper?), 8pp.	
		2/2	V.J.L. Wharton (Admiralty Hydrographer) to W., Lond., 13.11.1893, re sources (Dalrymple's charts, 'Nautilus' and 'Elizabeth' logs, etc.)	
		3/2	Pencilled notes re Mendana's voyage (ps)	
		3/3	M.S. notes on W's trip to the Gilbert Islands. n.d.	
		3/4	Jottings re population of Gilberts (ps)	
		3/5	Refs to passages in Cook's first and second voyages (ps)	
		3/6	Refs to Pacific voyages (ps)	
		3/7	Refs to a work on Gilbert and Ellice Islands (ps)	
		2/3	Clements H. Markham to W., Lond., 20.9.1893, asking W. to translate the Spanish journal of Mendana's first voyage for publication; naming of Guadalcanal; etc.	
		9/1	Press cuttings re labour trade, 1884-1904. 9/1/1-9/1/7	
		9/2	Press cuttings re Solomons
•	9/2/1 — "The Wealth of the Solomon Islands", The Sun, 0.8.1911 (re Mamara, Guadalcanal)
•	9/2/2 — n.d.
•	9/2/3 — "The Protectorate over the Solomon Islands", The Argus, 22.8.? (H.M.S. Curacoa's voyage)	
		9/3	Press cuttings re German New Guinea, 1903-4. 9/3/1-9/3/3	
		9/4	'Christianising the Islands', n.d. (Bishop Broyer)	
		9/5	•	9/5/1 — Account of trip of 'Ovalau', n.d.
•	9/5/2 — Notice of Mrs W's arrival in Sydney, and Lord Boringdon's visit to W., n.d.	
		9/6	'French names on Australian maps', S.M.H., 23.9.1911	
		9/7	Reports of papers delivered by W.
•	9/7/1 — c.1888: 'A Naturalist's exploration in the Solomon Islands'
•	9/7/2 — n.d.: 'The Solomon Islands: An account of their discovery and present condition'	
			at pp.28-9 	
		9/8	'Deep Diving', The Times, 20.9.1893	
			at pp.42-3 	
		7/2	Macalister, Alexander, "On the crania of natives of the Solomon Islands", Proc. Royal Irish  Academy, /1882/ pp.774-780	
		7/3	Frazer, J.G., Questions on the manners, customs, religion, superstitions, &c., of uncivilized or semi-civilised, peoples. 13pp.
187 suggested questions.	
			at pp.48-9 	
		2/101	W. to Clements R. Markham, Tulagi, 16.3.1913, noting sale to U.S. of M.S. log of 'Ruby' and 'Nautilus', Capt. Bishop, 1795-9; re location of Kennedy Is or Motuiti and correction of charts; reason far Nounouti being referred to as Sydenham Feast's Is; Dalrymple's chart of part of the yoyage of the 'Nautilus', 1799, published 1802; request that Markham use his influence to encourage the publication of the logs.
C. copy. See 2/27	
		3/8	Copy of title of Dalrymple's chart (ref. 2/101) Notes re Kennedy and Kingsmill Is.	
		11/1 - 11/3	Tracings from Dalrymple's charts(?). Ref. 2/101, 3/8	
		2/4	Henry Foster to W., Dover, 25.11.1893, re M.S. account of the wreck of the 'Corsair' by Capt(?) Bowlyes, c.1860; offering W. the abridged account of his first voyage in the whaler 'Sussex', 1840-44; his first visit to Kingsmill Group c. May, 1841; description of the islands; refs to Byrons Is, Drummonds Is, Hoods Is, Chases Is, Phoebys Is (Bakers Is) -– correction of position; aboard 'Jamaica'; trip to Japan; call at Strongs Is, news of massacre of 'Harriet' crew; pilot to 'Ariadne', Williamshafen to Plymouth in 1877, etc.  Ref. 3/6	
			at p.49 	
		3/9	'Extracted from Coote's "Western Pacific". Massacres in the Solomons. Refs to massacres 1875-1881. (ps)	
			at pp.54-5 	
		4/2	List of fish (ps)	
		9/9	Press cuttings re 'Endeavour' journals, 1890. 9/9/1 - 9/9/4. 
Ref. 2/5, 2/102	
		9/10	'The Germans and British in New Guinea', The Times, 7.10.1890.	
		2/102	W. to W.J.L. Wharton, Epsom, 6.10.1890, re sale of Cook's journal at Sothebys, and his intention to have bought it for later sale to the Colony of N.S.W.  Copy. Ref. 9/9	
		2/5	W.J.L. Wharton to W., Hydrographic Dept., 7.10.1890, in reply to 2/102	
			at p.57 	
		3/10	Notes re labour trade - beginnings in 1863 from Gilberts etc; voyages of discovery; Rennell and Bellona	
			at p.61 	
		3/11	Notes re Savo Is.; Cooper; headhunting; returned labour (ps)	
			at p.99 	
		3/3/1	Draft of opening of account of Gilberts trip?	
			at p.125 	
		4/3	Notes on crabs used in draft of article(?) on the subject at pp.99-100, 125-131 (ps)	
			at p.V 	
		4/41	Note of Fijian names for 2 plants	
			at p.Y 	
		9/11	Reports of conference of the British Assn, 1893
9/11/1 - 9/11/2	
		9/12	'Notes on Nauro Island, Mikronesia', The Field, 13/12/1890	
		4/4	Notes on fish, birds etc. observed during Gilberts trip (ps)	
			at back cover	
		9/13	'Cruise of H.M.S. Royalist. The Solomon Islands Outrages', S.M.H., 10.12.1891	
		9/14	'A typical Australian bird', n.d. (lyre bird)	
		9/15	Notices of murder of Frank Neiburg at Santa Anna, S.M.H., 30.5.1892	
		9/16	'Breach of the labour recruiting regulations', Telegraph, 29.12.1891 ('Emma Fisher')	
		9/17	'Wayside lyrics', Hobart Mercury, 20.1.1892	
		11/4	Tracings (2) of an office, Pacific setting	
				
Reel 1 cont.	Bundle 3	1/3	Diary 6 July - 3 August, 1886
'Chas. M. Woodford F.R.G.S. Gravesend England'. Final 2pp. - '1886 - Results of Collecting', analysis of specimens obtained at Alu, Shortland and Fauro; calculation of longitude 38º26'19.5" E.
Diary of two trips to Shortland Is (refs to Guppy); chief Gorei; weather statistics; visit to Fauro (trader McDonald) and determination to return.  (This diary is a continuation of 1/2, and is continued at 1/4.) Pencil M.S.	
			Encl.	
		9/18	'Polynesia'. Report of paper read before the R.G.S. of London by Capt. Bridge, former Captain of 'Espiegle', n.d.	
		5/1	'List of native names of Birds, Alu Faure'. Incl. notes re Savo missionary Watakalo; an incident falsely reported by Florida missionary Brooks; white flowers.	
			Collection of pamphlets, etc. 	
		7/4	Markham, 1.H., "The New Hebrides and Santa Cruz Groups", Jnl of the Royal Geog. Society, Vol.42, 1872, pp.213-243. Reprint (pp.209-250).	
		2/6	Encl. Correspondence from Henry Balfour, Oxford, 1918.
•	2/6/1 - 30.7.1918, re misconstruction of his thesis concerning the Easter Is Sooty Tern cult; requesting W’s comments on the paper
•	2/6/2 - 22.9.1918, on the subject of 2/6/1; notes W's article on fish-hooks in Man; requests an article on fishing appliances in the Solomon Is.
•	2/0/3 - 3.10.1918, continuing correspondence re Melanesian influences in Polynesia; thanks for reference to J.C. Barley.	
		7/5	Brown, George, "The conceptual theory of the origin of totemism", A'asian Assn for the Advancement of Science, Section F, Vol.Xlll, 1.5.1912, pp.401-413. Reprint	
		7/6	Brown, George, "The necessity for a uniform system of spelling Australian proper names", A'asian Assn for the Advancement of Science, Section F, 22.5.1912, pp .436-441.Reprint	
		7/7	Brown, George, Notes of voyage to Ysabel Island,  Solomon Group, and Le Um Nina (Ontong Java or Lord  Howe),_and Tasman Groups. Reprint. 11pp.Read at the Adelaide meeting of the A’asian Assn for the Advancement of Science, Jan.1907	
		9/19	‘A brave missionary. First man to cross Malaita. In perils among cannibals. The story told by Dr Northcote Deck', Daily    24. .1910	
		7/8	Balfour, Henry, "Ethnological suggestions in regard to Easter Island or Rapanui", Folk Lore, Dec.1917, pp.356-381. Ref. 2/6 - 2/8	
		7/9	Liversidge, Archibald, "On the occurrence of chalk in the New Britain group, with supplementary note on The Foraminifera of the chalk(?) of the New Britain group, by Henry B. Brady", The Geological Magazine, Decade II, Vol.1V, no.12, Dec.1877, 9pp. Reprint	
		7/10	Brady, Henry B., "Note on the so-called "Soapstone" of Fiji", Quarterly Jul of the Geological Society for Feb.1888.  11pp. Reprint	
				
Reel 1 cont.	Bundle 4	5/2	List of 5 words with Rennell or Bellona(?) equivalents	
		10/2/1	'Native of Leueneuwa Ld. Howe group & wife'	
		10/2/2	'King of Leueneuwa Ld. Howe's group & wife'	
		11/5	'Sketch plan of Rennell Island' with information re anchorages, etc. (drawn by Deck?)	
		10/4 - 10/10	Photographs of Rennell Island and inhabitants, mainly signed by Northcote Deck. Some dated 1909.	
		10/11 - 10/14	Published versions of 10/5 and 10/7 and two additional
published photographs of 'Lennon Island	
		10/15 - 10/18	Photographs of Bellona Is, mounted and labelled. Marked 'Stephens'.	
		10/19, 10/20	Photographs of Sikaiana. Mounted and labelled.
	
		2/7	Correspondence from Sidney H. Ray, Essex, 1915
2/7/1 - 27.11.1915, re Polynesian linguistics; articles and proposed publications; acknowledgement of W's help
2/7/2 - 1.12.1915, expressing thanks for Russell and Rennell vocabularies; ref. to W's suggestions for identification of words used by Quiros	
				
			Folder: 'Rennell Bellona Ids', containing	
		4/5	'List of birds etc. observed at Rennell Id'	
		3/12	Note of ref. to depth of ocean between San Cristoval and Rennell (ps)
Ref. 3/13	
		5/3	List of 7 words with similar prefixes, with sources (ps)	
		4/6	Note 'Saccolabium Woodfordii Rolfe Sept 1906' (ps)	
		7/11	Read, Charles H., "An account of a collection of ethnological specimens formed during Vancouver's voyage in the Pacific Ocean, 1790-1795", Jnl of the Anthropological Institute, Nov.1891, pp.99-108. Reprint	
		4/7	Encl. at pp.104-5 of 7/11, note re similarity of the illustrated and a Rennell Is club (ps)	
		3/13	Notes re Rennell and Bellona, visited 1906. Description of inhabitants, birds.	
		4/8/1	'Note on a Stone-headed mace from Rennell Island', post 1908; typescript.	
		4/8/2	'Rennell Bellona. Stone headed Maces'. US. Notes	
		10/21	'Natives of Rennell  …  Deck'	
		10/22	'Bellona Natives dancing on the Schooner' (i.e. 'Kumbara' of Sydney). Marked 'Stephens'.	
		2/8	Northcote Deck to W., One Pusu (?), 5.7.1909, enclosing photographs of Rennell Island taken during a visit l909 (ref.10/4 - 10/10, 10/21); reference to W's book; list of words.	
		2/9	Glanvill Corney to W., S. Kensington, 24.11.1915, re W's son (P.O.W.); thoughts on 'Manga' and other words (see 2/7, 5/3); Rennell Is; W's retirement; Swayne; publication of "Second Tahitian volume"; query re indigenous dog in the W. Pacific.	
		3/14	Account of Rennell Island.  Typescript. 4pp.	
		5/4	Vocabulary of Rennell Island. 31 words. Pencil. 8pp.	
				
Reel 1 cont.	Bundle 5	4/9	'Card' index of references to flora 174 cards; key list 1-119	
		7/12	North, Alfred J.; "Description of a new genus and species of honey—eater from Rennell Island, Solomon Group", The Victorian Naturalist, Vol.XX111, No.5, Sept.1906. Reprint	
		6/1	Woodford, C.M., "Note on a remarkable honey-eater (Woodfordia superciliosa North) from Rennell Island in the Western Pacific", The Ibis, Jan.1910, pp.118-122. Reprint	
		7/14	Mason, G.E., "Fruit bats of the genus Pteropus inhabiting the Andaman and Nicobar Archipelagos", Records of the Indian Museum, Vol.11, Pt 2, no.18, Calcutta, July, 1908, pp.159-166. Reprint	
		2/10/1	Encl. in 7/14 — Geo. E. Mason to W., Lond, 10.11.1908, re collection of specimens of bats and ..?.. and publication of 'my monograph'.	
		2/10/2,3	2 letters from G.E. Mason to W., requesting specimens of bats:
2/10/2 — Lond., 28.6.1907
2/10/3 — Lond., 1.7.1908	
		4/10	List of Lepidoptera Heterocera.  Typescript + copy.  15pp.	
		2/11	Correspondence from R. Ethridge, Curator of the Australian Museum, Sydney, 1903-1911. Mainly acknowledging specimens sent by W. 2/11/1 — 2/11/18	
		2/12	Attached to 2/11/2 — A.J. Jukes Browne to W., Torquay, 5.8.1903 requesting help in the collection of shells (genus Voluta). Drawings attached.	
		2/103	W. to Ethridge, 22.4.1906, accompanying specimens of birds collected at Ontong Java. Copy	
		2/13	Attached to 2/11/7 — A.J. North to W., Aust. Museum, 12.7.1906, requesting information re a possible new species of honey eater; inquiring if Woodfordia had been generically used.  Ref. 2/11/7-2/11/9, 7/12, 6/1	
		2/104	Attached to 2/11/8 — W. to Ethridge, Tulagi, 10.11.1911, covering despatch of snipe skin shot at Tulagi. Copy	
		2/14	Correspondence with British Museum (Natural History) from G.A. Boulenger, S.F. Harmer, etc, 1909-1915, re specimens sent by W.
2/14/1 — 2/14/5
•	2/105— W. to Directors, Tulagi, 12.13.1912, covering despatch of lizard. Copy
•	2/106 — W. to Boulanger, Sussex, 24.10.1915, requesting help in compiling list of reptiles and Batrachians of the Solomons. M.S. copy. 2/14/5 encl.	
		10/3	3 photographs of a whale's skeleton housed in shed. Encl. in 2/106	
		2/15	2 letters from Walter W. Froggatt, Entomological Branch, Agricultural Museum, Dept of Agriculture, Sydney.
•	2/15/1 — 1.8.1911 
•	2/15/2 — 2.9.1911	
		2/16	Ernst Martenz to W., Zool. Museum, Tring, 2.4.1907, replying to questions; requesting W's help for Meek on his next visit to the Solomons.	
		2/17	Sec. to Zool. Society of London to W., 29.7.1909, in formal acknowledgement of gift of '1 Ducorp's Cockatoo'.	
		2/18	P.L. Sclater (?) to W., Winchfield, 9.11.1907, referring to W's articles, etc.
Sclater Editor of Ibis.	
		2/19	?  to W., Sydney, 4.7.1906, re list of Solomon Is shells.	
		2/20	Blanche S. Turton to V., Lond., 30.6.1910, asking for assistance in arranging for the collection of birds eggs from the Solomons.	
		2/21	Jas. Drummond to W., "Lyttleton Times", N.Z., 28.11.1910, requesting information about Solomon Islands birds.	
		2/107	W. to Jas. Drummond, Tulagi, 6.5.1911, replying to 2/21;	
		4/40	List of shells from Tulagi 'Collected by Mr F.J. Barnett, named by Chas. Hedley, Sydney Museum'.	
		5/5	Lists of birds with vernacular equivalents — Alu, Aola, Rubiana.	
		4/11	Notes re crabs written across top of page of S.M.H. of 10.8.1893 (Obtained in London)	
		4/12	Note on rising of Balolo at Tulagi, 6.11.1913 (ps)	
		5/6	Note — Gela word for Balolo (28.9.1907) (ps)	
		4/13	Note re beetle which eats coconut leaves Brontispa Frogatti (ps)	
		5/7	Note — vernacular equivalents for sperm whale (ps)	
		4/14	Note re Golden Plover (ps)	
		4/15	Note re land crabs on Malaita (ps)	
		10/23	'Rock cod, caught at Tulagi'.	
				
Reel 1	Bundle 6	1/2	Diary 16 April - 5 July 1886
Diary of W's first trip to the Solomons aboard the 'Christine' labour vessel; via the New Hebrides to return labour; recruiting and returning boys through the Solomon Group; arrival at (23.6:1886) and residence at Alu (Diary continued at 1/3)
Final pp. - weather statistics; 'Results of Collecting'
Encl. 
•	9/44/1 - 'Cruise of H.M.S. Diamond', Suva Times, n.d.
•	9/44/2 - 'German Trade in the Western Pacific', Suva Times, "about 1886"
•	1/2/1 - 'Measurements of twelve Lord Howe natives returning home on board "Christine". Written on slip of Suva Times, 31.3.1886
•	11/13 - 'Tattoo markings on a native of Lord Home's group'	
		8/2	British Solomon Islands Protectorate. Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure for the year 1st April, 1915, to 31st March, 1916. Suva, 1915. 10pp.	
		7/15	O'Ferrall, W.C., Santa Cruz and the Reef Islands, described by the Rev. W.C. 0’Ferrall, Missionary in Santa Cruz, 1897-1904. The Melanesian Mission, Westminster, /1908?/.  29pp.	
				
Reel 1 cont.	Bundle 7	2/108	Correspondence on botanical subjects, 1907-1909
•	2/108/1 — W. to Director, Royal Botanic Gdns, Kew, Tulagi, 1.2.1907, enclosing drawings of orchids; proposing to publish history of Solomons; requesting botanical information. List of plants (10) appended. Copy
•	2/108/2 — W. to Director, Royal Botanic Gdns, Kew, 22.6.1907, with thanks for lists of plants collected by officers of 'Penguin' and 'Astrolabe', and other papers; note of specimens despatched. Copy
•	2/108/3 — W. to W. Botting Hensley, Keeper of The Herbarium, Kew, 14.9.1907. Specimen of shrub from Ysabel despatched; details of its preparation as dye. Copy
•	2/108/4 W. to Director, Royal Botanic Gdns, Kew, 7.12.1907, re despatch of specimen of plant from which blue dye prepared on Ysabel. Copy. Ref. 2/108/3
•	2/108/5 — W. to Director, Royal Botanic Gdns, Kew, 8.12.1907, re a fungus. Copy
•	2/108/6 — W. to J.H. Maiden, Director, Botanic Gdns, Sydney, Tulagi, 7.1.1908. Copy
•	2/108/7 — W. to Director, Royal Botanic Gdns, Kew, 7.2.1909, re orchid. Copy	
		4/16	'List of Orchids observed in British Solomon Islands Protectorate by Charles B Woodford'.	
		5/8	'List of Books in the Languages of the Solomon Islands or relating thereto', by S.H. Ray. 16pp. M.S. Ref. 2/7	
		5/9	'Ysabel dialects'. Vocabularies for 12 districts on Ysabel. Pencil M.S.	
		3/15	Encl. in 5/9 — 'Names of Natives'. A list of names taken from published sources (Gallego, Mendana, etc.). M.S.	
		2/22	N.M. Penzer to W., Lond., 9.4.1927, enclosing typescript copy of his 'Appendix on Betel—chewing' to which W. contributed information. Ref. 7/15	
		2/109	'Coconut Cultivation in Malaya'. Draft of letter to an editor re W's criticism of an article on the subject by "Mr B". n.d.	
				
Reel 2	Bundle 8	9/20	Press cuttings concerning the suggested removal of the seat of the H.C. for the W. Pacific from Suva to Australia, etc., 1910-11
'Massacre on Rennell Is'. Report by Northcote Deck (S Sea Evangelical Mission), Daily Telegraph, 7.1.1910
Re deportation of Rev. Ernest Shackell, Methodist Missionary, from Ontong Java, The Sun, 10.1.1911. Ref. related papers	
		2/500	‘Copy of Native letter receive (sic) 18th Feb. 1910 in connection with a case in which there was a dispute between the relations of a dead husband and the family of the widow…’	
		5/10	'Specimen of Pidgin English' (ps)	
		5/11	Example of pidgin, 25.12.1911 (ps)	
		9/21	Press cuttings re Solomons, 1911
•	9/21/1 - 'Missionary deported. Trouble in Northern Solomons', Daily Telegraph, 9.1.1911. (Shackell)
•	9/21/2 - 'The Wealth of the Solomon Islands', The Sun, 6.8.1911. Dup at 9/2/1
•	4 9/21/3 - 'The Solomon Islands. As they are', by Macmillan Brown, Sydney Mail, 12.8.1911	
		9/22	Press cuttings re current issues in the Solomons, Jan.1911 (Labour trade, Shackell, W.P.H.C. H.Q., etc.)	
		2/23	Walter H. Lucas to W., Sydney, 14.1.1911, re W.P;H.C. H.Q. question; Shacke11; Shortlands Co.; disputed land claim to Bombatanai Is. Covering letter for 9/22. 'Strictly private'	
		8/3	"Commonwealth of Australia. Speech by Senator Staniforth Smith, on the Second Reading of the Papua Dill, outlining a policy of development for our new possession," Parliamentary Debates, 2.12.1904.  Reprint. 14pp.	
		9/23	Encl. in 8/3 - 'New Guinea and the Solomons ... Senator Staniforth Smith's views', Daily Mail, Brisbane, 4.1.1905	
		2/600	W. to the Secretary, W.P.H.C., Tulagi, 18.1.1910), requesting copies of certain Proclamations, 1894-1902.	
		8/4	W.P.H.C. Proclamations, 1894-1902.  8/4/1 - 8/4/7 (2 copies of each). Attached to 2/600	
		9/24	'Seats of Government in the Solomons', Sydney Mail, 8.3.1911	
		7/16	Smith, Staniforth, British New Guinea with a preface on Australia's policy in the Pacific, 21st July, 1903. F.W. Riven & Co., Melb., 1903.  27pp. Reprinted from press articles	
		3/16	Notes on customs, traditions, references. 3/16/1 - 3/16/7	
		3/17	Notes on history of contact with the Solomons – B'Entrecasteaux, Wilson, Labilliardiere, etc.  3/17/1 - 3/17/8	
		5/17	Notes, mostly linguistic, incl vocabulary of a people on Buka (5/17/1).  9 items	
		3/19	Note of visit of  'Opel' to enquire into murder of George Adams	
		2/24	Letters 1901-1905
•	2/24/1 - Charles H. Read to W., British Museum (?), 28.1.1901 W's sketch of Lord Howe tattooing sent to new journal of the Anthropological Institute Man; offer to arrange publication of any other material; sketch encl of objects sought by the Museum.
•	2/24/2 - Basil Thomson to W., S. Devon, 27.8.1902, re Solomons section of his recently published work; Anderson's comments on the Pacific Is Co. in the Solomons and Commonwealth take-over there; Prof. Mahaffy.
•	2/24/3 - Basil Thomson to W., Lond., 7.12.1902, correcting misunderstandings re meaning of statements in article; comments on Pacific Is Co.;  Mahaffy's article (see 7/18).
•	2/24/4 - Alph. L. Pinart to W., Boulogne-sur-Seine, April 1904, requesting information on publications dealing with Solomons philology.
•	2/24/5 - Clara L. Austen to W., Faisi, 28.3.1905, enclosing two native stories 'How !God first made this little world down here' and 'Opossum and the Dog; reference to Edge Partington and "the island affair"; money belt and cloak.
•	2/24/6 - H.M. Jackson to W., Trinidad, 11.7.1905, re Pacific Is Co. business; conditions in Trinidad; Gustave von Plessen; "the Erhardts".	
		8/26	Vessels engaged in Pacific Island Trade since the 31st May 1808, Dept of Immigration, Pacific Island Labor Branch, Circular no.178a. For The Inspector Pacific Islanders, Brisbane, 1.6.1900.  2 copies	
		4/17	Report of the Committee of the British Assn for the Advancement of Science, appointed to consider the establishment of a Bureau of Ethnology for the Greater Britain, n.d.  2pp.	
		4/18	Certificate appointing W. Local Correspondent for the Solomon Is to the Anthropological Institute of G.B. and Ireland, Lond., 9.3.1904.	
		7/17	Russell, H.C., "Current Papers, No.5", Journal and Proc. of the Royal Society of N.S. Wales, Vol.XXXV, 12pp. Read 7.11.1900. Reprint.	
		7/18	Mahaffy, Arthur, "The Solomon Islands", The Empire Review, Sept. 1902, pp.190-196.  Ref. 2/24/3	
		11/6	Map of Kent, marked 'C.E. Johnson; 1814'	
				
	Bundle 9		Not available. Not microfilmed.	
				
Reel 2 cont.	Bundle 10	2/25	E.E. Austen (Keeper of Entomology, British Museum (Natural History), London, to W., 4.7.1927, acknowledging receipt of W's letter correcting anomalies in G.H.E. Hopkins' paper "Butterflies of Samoa and some neighbouring Island Groups".	
		4/20	Draft of article/paper on Stone implements in the Solomon Is. Pencil Ms. 4pp.	
		2/26	R. Brodhurst Hill to W., Aola, 22,24.1.1925, describing the current situation in the Solomons	

Reel 5	Bundle 11	7/19	Articles by E.P. Ramsay published in the Proc. of the Linnean Society of N.S. Wales, 1878-1882
•	7/19/1 — "Notes on the Zoology of the Solomon Islands", Vol.IV, 1879, pp.1-38
•	7/19/2 — "Notes on some recently described Birds from the Solomon Islands, with remarks on some Australian birds mentioned in Mr R.B. Sharpe's Cat. of Bds., Vol.IV", Vol.IV, pp.313-9
"On the Goshawk from Port Moresby, Astur  cruentus of Salvadori and Sharpe (nec Gould)", Read 30.9.1878, pp.173-4
•	7/19/3 — from Vol.VII, 1882
"Notes on the Zoology of the Solomon Islands.—Part IV", pp.16-43
"On a new species of Mus from the Island of Ugi , Florida, Solomon Group", pp.43-4
"Contributions to Australian Zoology.— Part 1", pp.45-59
"Notes on the Zoology of Lord Howe's Island", pp.86-90
"Notes on Apogon Guntheri, of Castelnau, and descriptions of two new fishes from N.S.W.", pp.110-112
"Description of the eggs of five species of Fijian birds", 112-114
•	Encl 4/19 — 'Birds seen at Aola' (ps) (at pp.42-3 of 7/19/3)	
		7/20	Reprints of articles published in the Annals and Magazine of Natural History, 1884-1897
•	7/20/1 — Butler, Arthur G., "A collection of Butterflies from the Fiji Islands", May 1884, pp.343-8
•	7/20/2 — Waterhouse, Charles O., "New Coleoptera in the British Museum", May 1884, pp.370-2
•	7/20/3 — Butler, Arthur G., "Lepidoptera collected by Mr. C.M. Woodford in the Ellice and Gilbert Islands", March 1885, pp.238-242	
		(6/10)	•	6/10 — Woodford, C.M., "Remarks upon Lepidoptera collected in the Ellice and Gilbert Islands", May 1885, pp.414-6
•	7/20/4 — Butler, Arthur G., "Descriptions of new species of Bombycid Lepidoptera from the Solomon Islands", March 1887, 214-225
•	7/20/5 — Waterhouse, Charles 0., "Descriptions of new Coleoptera in the British Museum", April 1887, pp.289-296
•	7/20/6 — Butler, Arthur G., "Descriptions of new species of Moths (Noctuites) from the Solomon Islands", June 1887, pp.432-9
•	7/20/7 — Butler, Arthur G., "Descriptions of new species of Heterocerous Lepidoptera (Pyralites) from the Solomon Islands", August 1837, pp.114-124	
			•	7/20/8 — Thomas, Oldfield, "Diagnoses of six new Mammals from the Solomon Islands", February 1888, pp.155-8
•	7/20/9 — Waterhouse, Charles O., "Descriptions of new Pectinicorn Coleoptera”, January 1890, pp.33-9
•	7/20/10 — Grose Smith, H., "Descriptions of eight new species of Butterflies from New Britain and Duke of York Islands, in the collections of the Hon. Walter Rothschild and Mr. Grose Smith, captured by Captains Cayley Webster and Cotton", Ser.G, vol.xiii, June 1894, pp.496-502
•	7/20/11 — Grose Smith, H., "Descriptions of two more new species of Butterflies from New Britain, in the collection of Mr. Grose Smith, captured by Captains Cayley Webster and Cotton", Ser.G, vol. xiv, July, 1894,
•	7/20/12 — Grose Smith, H., "Descriptions of further new species of Butterflies from the Pacific Islands", Ser.G, vol.xix, April 1897, pp.403-7	
		7/21	Reprints of articles in Proc. of the Zoological Society of London, 1885-8
•	7/21/1 — Smith, Edgar A., "On a collection of shells (chiefly land and freshwater) from the Solomon Islands", June 2, 1885, pp.588-609
•	7/21/2 — Notes of discussion at meeting of Society, 1.3.1887, pp.189-190
•	7/21/3 — Thomas, Oldfield, "On the Bats collected by Mr. C.M. Woodford in the Solomon Islands", Mar.15, 1887, pp.320-328
•	Ogilvie—Grant, W.R., "A list of Birds collected by Mr Charles Morris Woodford, in the Solomon Archipelago", Mar.15, 1887, pp.328-333
•	Boulenger, G.A., "Second contribution to the Herpetology of the Solomon Islands", Mar.15, 1387, pp.333-8	
		6/2	Woodford, C.M., "General remarks on the Zoology of the Solomon Islands, and notes on Brehchley's Magapode", Proc of the Zoological Society of London, May 1, 1888, pp.248-250. Reprint	
		7/22	Reprints of articles published in Trans. of the Entomological Society of London, 1883-1886
7/22/1 — by H.B. Tristram, 1882-1904
•	"Notes on a collection of Birds from the Solomon Islands, with descriptions of new species", Jan. 1882, pp.133-146
•	"On an apparently new species of Pigmy Parrot of the Genus Nasiterna", Oct.1891, p.608
•	"On two small collections of Birds from Bugotu and Florida, two of the smaller Solomon Islands”, July 1892, pp.293-9
•	"On some Birds from Bugotu, Solomon Islands, and Santa Cruz", Jan.1894, pp.28-31
•	"Description of a new species of Finch of the Genus Crithagra from South—east Africa", Jan. 1895, pp.129-230
•	"On the use and abuse of generic terms", Jan. 1895, pp.130-133
•	Letter, ? 1895, p.165
•	"Further notes on Birds from Bugotu, Solomon Islands, with a description of a new species”, July 1895, pp.373-6
•	Letter, July 1897, pp.481-4
•	"On a small collection of Birds Made in Socotra by E.N. Bennett, M.A., Fellow of Hertford College, Oxford", July 1898, pp.248-9
•	Letter, Oct.1900, p.693
•	Letter, July 1902, p.525-6
•	Letter, Jan. 1904, pp.164-6
•	7/22/2- Leuthner, Franz, "Aegognathus Waterhousei, a new genus and species of Dorcidae from Peru", Pt.1V, Nov.1883, pp.445-6
•	Waterhouse, Chas. 0., "Description of a new species of Eurytrachelus (Coleoptera, Dorcidae)", Pt.4, Nov.1883, pp.447-8
•	7/22/3 - Mathew, Gervase F., "Life-history of three species of Western Pacific Rhopalocera", Pt III, Sept. 1885, pp.357-368
•	7/22/4 - Mayrick, Edward, "Descriptions of Lepidoptera from the South Pacific", Pt III, Oct.1886, pp.189-296	
		7/23	Hutton, F.W., "Our migratory birds", Trans of the New Zealand Institute, Vol.XXXIII, 1900, pp.251-264. Reprint	
		7/24	Waite, Edger R., "An addition to the Lacertilian fauna of the Solomon Islands", Records of the Australian Museum, Vol.VI, Pt I, 16th June 1905, pp.13-16. Reprint	
		7/25	Smith, Staniforth, Germany in the Pacific. And an account of British New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. Reprinted from articles contributed to the Sydney Daily Telegraph., Cunninghame, Sydney, 1905. 16pp.	
				
Reel 2	Bundle 12	12/1	“Soei (an orphan)”, Ts., 5pp.; “Kananimono”, Ts., 2pp.; “The Gilbert Islands”, Ts., c.10pp.	
				
Reel 3	Bundle 13	8/5	Handbook of the British Solomon Islands Protectorate with returns up to 31st March, 1911, Tulagi, 1911. 47pp.	
		7/26	Brown, George, "Papuans and Polynesians", Proc. Royal Society of N.S.W.(?), n.d., pp.311-327	
		7/27	Brown, Macmillan, "The Pacific Ocean in the racial history of Mankind", The Jnl of Race Development, Vol. Il, No.1, July 1911, pp.89-101. 
Reprint	
		7/28	British mismanagement in the Pacific Islands. Articles reprinted from the S.M.H., Oct.-Nov., 1907. 24pp	
		7/29	Proc. Zoological Society, no.XXXIII, June 1887, pp.493-534	
		7/30	Catalogue of an extensive collection of books and engravings relating to Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, New Guinea and the South Sea Islands. Francis Edwards, July 1916. 52pp.	
		7/31	Duplicate of 7/21/3, Bundle 11	
		7/32	Rivers, W.H.R., "The disappearance of the useful arts", Festskrift Tillägnad Edvard Westermarck, pp.109-130, Helsingfors, 1912	
		7/33	Collection of reprints of articles by Prof. Enrico Giglioli published (in Italian) in Archivio per l'Antropologia e l'Etnologia, 1887-1905
•	7/33/1 - "La Moneta nella Melanesia", vol.XVII, no.3, 1887. 6pp
•	Encl. visiting card with address of Prof. Gynt Gasteiner
•	7/33/2 - "Due lnteressanti e rari amuleti dalle Isole Salomone", vol.XXIV, no.2, 1894.	Gpp
•	7/33/3 - "Di Alcuni ornamenti discoidali de conchiglia in use presso popoli della Melanesia", vol.XXIV, no.2, 1894. 11pp.
•	7/33/4 - "Nuova ed importante contribuzione alla etnologia della Melanesia e della Papuasia", vol.XXV, no.3, 1895. 3pp
•	7/33/5 - "Scettro o mazza con testa litica de singolare bellezza de Saa, Malanta, isole Salomone", vol.XXVIII, no.2,1898. 4pp
•	7/33/6 - "Scettro con testa litica da Saa, Malanta Isole Salomone", supplementary note, vol.XXVIII, no.3, 1898. 2pp
•	7/33/7 - "Testa monumentale singolarissima de Ronongo (Isole Salomone)", vol.XXXIII, no.1, 1903. 4pp.	Opp
•	7/33/8 - "Il Tavau danaro o valuta di penne rosse dall' isola Deni o S. Cruz, Melanesia'”, vol.XLXV, 1905. 4pp	
		8/6	F.O. Report no.1587 for the year 1894 on the Trade of Samoa. H.M.S.O., 1895.	
		8/7	C.O. Reports
•	8/7/1 British Solomon Islands, 1896
•	8/7/2  British Solomon Islands, 1897-8
•	8/7/3  British Solomon Islands, 1898-9
•	8/7/4  British Solomon Islands, 1899-1900
•	8/7/5  British Solomon Islands, 1900-1
•	8/7/6  British Solomon Islands, 1901-2
•	8/7/7  British Solomon Islands, 1902-3
•	8/7/8  British Solomon Islands, 1903-4 and 1904-5
•	8/7/9  British Solomon Islands, 1896 (dup)	
				
	Bundle14		No description available. Not microfilmed.	

Reel 2	Bundle 15	10/24/1-14	Collection of photographs incl. ‘Natives of Alu showing Moxa’ (10/24/7); groups of murderers (10/24/8 - 12)	
		3/20	'The voyages of Le Maire & Schouten 1616 and Tasman 1643'. (The Dutch discoveries) 2 copies, typescript. 4pp	
		5/12	'Vocabularies in Spanish narratives etc.' Includes lists of words taken from Spanish accounts and possible interpretations (5/12/1 - 5/12/4)	
		3/21	'The Marist Missionaries'. Short passage copied from Lorimer Fison	
		10/25/1, 2	'Image in bush near Warrior Bay, Choiseul'.	
		2/27	Clements R. Markham to W., Lond., 24.5.1913, re W's subscription to Scott's fund; logs of 'Rubyl and 'Nautilus'. Ref. 2/101, 9/27	
		2/28	C.M. Read to W., British Museum, 12.11.1913, acknowledging receipt of clam shell ornaments.	
		2/110	W. to C.H. Read, Tulagi, 17.5.1914, re dispatch of artefacts (listed). Copy	
		4/21	Reference notes on 'New Moths' (ps) 4/21/1 - 4/21/6	
		4/22	Note on Frigate Bird (ps)	
		4/23	'Crustacea from Solomon Ils'	
		2/111	W. to G. Ethridge (Aust. Museum), Tulagi, 19.2.1913, covering despatch of earthworm. Copy. Reply at 2/29	
		2/29	R. Ethridge to W., Aust Museum, 19.3.1913, re earthworm specimen. Reply to 2/111	
		2/30	R. Ethridge to W., Aust Museum, 18.6.1913, re specimens.	
		2/31	Edmond Bourne to W., Bugotu, 2.8.1913, enclosing list of generations of owners of land tracts in the area.	
		2/32	A.L. Bence to W., Ruvatu, 10.3.1913, enclosing photograph (10/26) of 'Queen Kaski of Butongosi'. Reply at 2/112	
		10/26	Photograph of Kaski 'queen' of district inland on Bokokimbo River, Guadalcanal, and 2 females, taken by A.L. Bence. Ref. 2/32	
		2/112	W. to A.L. Bence, Tulagi, 26.3.1913, in reply to 2/32.	
		11/7	'View of Mountains from Village of Rambubu', n.d., cloth.	
		9/46	'Doomed Islanders. Natives dying out', S.M.H. report of Dr W. Thorold Quaife's theory, 26.1.1913.	
		4/24	Folder 'Colours and Dyes'. Ref. 4/29/7.
Encl. 
•	2/113 — W. to Ethridge, 15.1.1910, covering despatch of sample of powder used to produce red dye. Reply at 2/33. Copy.
•	2/33 — Ethridge to IT., Aust. Museum, 4.3.1910, in reply to 2/113
•	4/24/1-4/24/6  —  Notes re dyes.	
		4/25	Folder 'Canoes'. including proof of a paper communicated to the Royal Anthropological Society London. 1909.
Encl. 
•	4/25/1 — 'The Canoes of the British Solomon Islands'. Typescript copy. 14pp. See 6/4
•	4/25/2 — 'Description of a "biabina" or large canoe in the language of the Bugotu district of Ysabel Island'.
•	4/25/3 — A version of 4/25/2
•	4/25/4 — 'Names of various parts of a "tola" or small Bogotu canoe'.
•	4/25/5 — 'Names of parts of "Tomako", Head—hunting canoe of New Georgia Group, British Solomon Islands Protectorate'.
•	2/34 attached
•	2/34 — J.W. Edge-Partington to W., Gizo, 4.1.1907, giving names of canoe parts.
•	4/25/6 — 'Canoe of Shortland Id'. In folder cont. 2/35
•	2/35 — N.S. Heffernan to W., Shortland Is., 8.2.1909, giving details of canoes.
•	4/25/7 — 'The parts of a Malaita canoe'. Folder. Photograph at 10/27.	
		10/27	'A Malaita canoe. Photo. F.J. Barnett'. 	
		4/26	Folder 'Weapons' 
Encl. 
•	4/26/1 — 'Note on bone spear heads from the New Georgia Group, British Solomon Islands'. 2pp. Typescript. Ref. 10/28
•	10/28/1, 2 — 'Bone spear heads, New Georgia'. Ref. 4/26/1
•	4/26/2-4 — Notes (ps)	
		4/27	Folder 'Burial Customs'. 4/27/1, 2 — Notes (ps)	
		4/28	Notes on Betel nut, Coconut toddy, Kava, Cross weaving, Ropes and fibres.	
		4/29	Folder of notes on artefacts, customs, etc.
Encl. 
•	2/114 — W. to C.H. Read, Tulagi, 13.9.1913, re New Georgia shell ornaments. Copy. Photograph at 10/40
•	10/40 — Photograph of New Georgia shell ornament referred to in 2/114
•	4/29/1-5 — Notes (ps)
•	2/36 — Henry Welchman to W., Bugotu, 2.11.1907, re custom of Doma.
•	10/30 – published photograph by Rev. B. Danks ‘A Solomon Island Paddle Maker…’
•	4/29/6 – Folder ‘Notes on shields’. 4/29/6/1-5 – Notes in ps incl 2/37
•	2/37 – R.F. Erickson to W., Marovo Lagoon, 18.8.1908, explaining meaning of ‘Lave-Sinauro’.
•	4/29/7 – Folder ‘Colours and dyes’. 4/29/7/1, 2 – Notes (ps). Ref. 4/24
•	4/29/8 – Folder ‘Musical Instruments’. 4/29/8/1,2 – Notes
•	11/8, 9 – Drawings of artefacts from the Solomons.	
		4/30	Folder ‘Witchcraft and magic’. Notes.
Encl.
•	4/30/1 – ‘Bush spirits on Vella Lavella’. Nov. 1909.
•	4/30/2 – ‘Veli’ (ps)
•	4/30/3 – ‘Witchcraft on Malaita’, Feb. 1910.	
		4/31	Folder 'Stone axes and Adzes'. Encl. 4/31/1,2 - Notes (ps)	
		4/32	Folder 'Fishing'.
Encl. 
•	4/32/1 - 'Porpoise catching at Auki, Malaita', Nov. 1909. 
Ref. 10/31/1-3
•	10/31/1-3 - Ceremony of invoking the porpoise at Auki, Malaita. Photo, F.J. Barnett. Ref. 4/32/1	
		4/33	Folder 'Shields'. 1 note (ps) Ref. 4/29/6	
		4/34	Folder 'Totemism'.
Encl. 
•	4/34/1-8 – Notes
•	2/300 - Lorimer Fison to H. Bentley, Navulou(?), 24.11.1878, concerning investigation of kinship in Florida
•	2/38 - Henry Welchman to W., Dugotu, 13.10.1908, encl. copy of letter to Rivers re Kia kinship. Ref. 2/301
•	2/301 - Henry Welchman to Rivers, Bugotu, 14.10.1908, listing Kia tribes. Encl. with 2/38. Copy	
		4/35	Folder 'Miscellaneous'. 
Encl. 
•	4/35/1-11 - Notes
•	7/13 -'Lord Selborne on Foreign Missions', The Mission Field, April, 1904, pp.110-1	
		4/36	Folder  'Personal Ornaments'. Encl. 4/36/1-5 – Notes	
		4/37	Folder  'Bark cloth'. Enc1. 4/37/1,2 – Notes	
		7/34	Duplicate of 7/3, Bundle 2. Not microfilmed here.	
		7/35	London, Jack, 'Beebe de mer English', Contemporary Review, Sept.1909, pp.359-364	
		5/13	Pidgin version of story of the Creation. Pencil M.S	
		2/39/1-3	Letter-forms C.H. Read (Keeper, Dept of British Antiquities and Ethnography, British Museum, Lond.), 1909, acknowledging receipt of contributions sent by W.	
		2/125	W. to Capt. B. Wilson Barker, Tulagi, 7.2.1910 re early use of term 'Kanaka’. Copy. Reply to 2/40 (attached)	
		2/40	D. Wilson Barker to W., H.M.S. Worcester, Greenhithe, 8.11.1009, with information re use of 'kanaka' supplementary to W's note in R.G.S. Jnl of Nov.1900. Reply at 2/125	
		2/501	? to W., Sydney, 27.10.1910, re remains of members of an Austrian Expedition lost in Guadalcanal in 1896 and discovered by Dr Deck, 1910	
		9/25	Report of Dr Deck's expedition in search of remains of Austrians killed on Guadalcanal. Daily Telegraph, 21.10.1910
Attached to 2/501	
		4/502	Letter from J.T. Wilson, Anatomy Dept, University of Sydney, 2.11.1910, enclosing copy of report on remains of skulls submitted by Dr Deck for analysis. Attached to 2/501	
		3/22	'Memoranda for a compilation of a list of visits to British Solomon Islands Protectorate'. Notes of visits 1567-1868. MS.	
		3/23	Jottings of some events in the Solomons, 1864-1881	
		3/24	'Notes upon history of Solomon Islands'. Typescript	
		3/25	2 references to Magellan's voyages	
		5/14	Vernacular equivalent for Robera(?) Crab	
		10/29	Photographs of Tulagi, Gizo, Rubiana
•	10/29/1 -'C.M.W. reading the Proclamation of King George V at Tulagi, 27 June 1910'.
•	10/29/2 - 'Old Govt House Tulagi. Photo Tillotson'
•	10/29/3 - 'Native house at Gizo showing plaited bamboo work. Photo Tillotson'.
•	10/29/4 - 'C.M.W. at Gizo. Photo Tillotson' 
•	10/29/5,6 - 'Rubiana canoe. Photo Tillotson'.
•	10/29/7 - '3 natives at Tulagi. Sulakava of Guadalcanar in centre. Photo Tillotson'.	
		8/8	Revised form of Proclamation of George V. Note 'King proclaimed at Tulagi 27th June, 1910'.  See 10/29/1	
		9/26	Cutting Daily Telegraph, Sydney, 11.1.1911 reporting papers read on Totemism(by Rev. G. Brown)and Solomon Island Customs (by Rev. T.R. Rooney)	
		9/27	Notice of sale at Sothebys of logs of 'Ruby' and 'Nautilus', Morning Post, 27.7.1912	
		2/503/1,2	2 letters of appeal addressed to W. from Malaita natives, 16 and 17.10.1912. (Meaning obscure)!	
				
Reel 2	Bundle 16	9/28	Book of press cuttings, 1888-1899. Mainly reviews of 'A Naturalist among the Head hunters'. 
•	9/28/1- 3 loose reviews
Encl.	
		9/29	Many loose cuttings, 1886-1911, on S. Sea Islands. Some undated.	
		2/41	Henry B. Brady to W.
•	2/41/1 - Lond., 19.5.1888, requesting W's help in obtaining geological specimens on his Solomons trip
•	2/41/2 - Lond., 24.5:1888, further to 2/41/1	
		2/42	H.B. Guppy to W., Lond., n.d., referring to Brady, and his own coming trip to Christmas Island	
		2/43	F.E. Joseph to V., Sydney, 18.1.1897, enclosing a Daily Graphic cutting of 1.12.1896 'The Massacre of an Austrian Exploring Party' and expressing doubts re its accuracy	
		2/44	The General Press Cutting Assn Ltd, Lond., to W., 13.11.1899, requesting patronage	
		2/45	H. Hodgson to W., Alresford, Hants, 29.10.1905, re W's request for bookplates.	
		2/46	C.J. Pretorius to W., Pulborough, Sussex, 9.4.1910, with receipt for payment for a drawing commissioned for inclusion in W's book	
		2/47	Hon. Sec., Royal Geog. Soc. of A'asia to W., Sydney, 9.4.1890, thanking him for his gift of a copy of 'A Naturalist among the Headhunters' to the Library	
		2/302	Memo Gurney & Jackson to Major Woodford, Lond., 10.11.1902, covering despatch of parts of Rhopalocera Exotica reserved for W.	
		10/32-37	5 photographs (some mounted as post cards)of Koromira Mission Station, Bougainville, taken at different dates (probably Frs Rausch and Seiler)	
		10/38/1-7	7 post card photographs from a series depicting Solomons (Malaita, Cristoval, Ulawa, Florida, Vella Lavella)	
		7/36	South Sea Evangelical Mission Letters written by Dr Northcote Deck, 1910. 
•	7/36/1 - Across Malaita, March 1910
•	7/36/2 - The first crossing of Guadalcanal, May 1910
•	7/36/3 - Across the mountains of Tatuve, Nov.1910. Account of the discovery of the remains of the 'Austrian expedition'. 2 copies
•	7/36/4 - The tragedy of Dorasu, Dec.1910	
		7/37	Catalogue of Trees, shrubs, and foliage plants, at Thornbury, Suva, and St Helier's, Taviuni, Fiji, collected by John B. Thurston. Suva, Govt. Printer, 1886. 18pp	
		7/38	List of Lepidoptera from the Bismarck and Solomon Archipelagos and New Guinea. Printed in German	
		7/39	'The Stamps of British New Guinea' by E.B. Evans, from Gibbons Stamp Weekly, 25.7.1908, pp.59-60	
		7/40	The Whitgift Magazine, vol.VIII, no.4, June 1890. At pp.49-50 In Memoriam notice of J. Cooper, killed in Malaita, relating facts supplied by W. Sydney Daily Telegraph, report of murder encl (7.8.1889).	
		7/41	Prospectus of "The Papuan Industries Limited", 14.11.1904, and other handouts, 1905	
		11/10	Sketch map of the route of the Emir Pasha Relief Expedition, prepared by the Royal Geog. Society for the Stanley Reception meeting, 5.5.1890	

Reel 3	Bundle 17	7/42	Proof copy of 'Coral Islands and Savage Myths', by H.B. Guppy, a paper for presentation to a meeting of the Victoria Institute, 19.3.1888. 16pp.	
		6/3	Woodford, C.M., "Exploration of the Solomon Islands", Proc. Royal Geog. Society and Monthly Record of Geog., June no., 1888. 26pp.  Reprint. Account of first and second trips.	
		7/43	Mason, Geo. E., "On an extinct undescribed fruit-bat of the genus Pteropus from the Mascarenes", Annals and Magazine of Natural History, Ser.7, Vol.XX, Sept.1907, pp.220-222. Reprint	
		7/44	Bernays, Claude L., "The British Solomon Islands", Royal Geog. Society of A’asia, Old, /Jul/, 27.5.1909	
		7/45	Thurnwald, Richard, "Im Bismarckarchipel und auf den Salomoinseln 1906-1909", Zeitschrift für Ethnologie, Book 1, 1910, pp.98-147	
				
Reel 2	Bundle 18	2/48	Correspondence re betel-chewing. Ref.2/22
•	2/48/1 - Nicholas M. Penzer to W., Lond., 16.12.1926, requesting help for his Appendix on betel-chewing (part of his edition of the Kathā Sarit Sāgara).
•	2/115 - Draft W. to Penzer, 19.12.1926, giving details of betel-chewing practices in the Solomons, etc. Ref.2/48, 2/22
•	2/48/2 - Penzer to W., Lond., 20.12.1926, acknowledging receipt of 2/115
•	2/48/3 - Basil Thomson to W., Basses Pyrenees, 1.1.1927, referring to betel-chewing.	
		2/49	Correspondence concerning the position of geographical features in the vicinity of Narovo Island.
Ref. 2/116, 8/9.
•	2/49/1 - Arthur R. Minks (Sec., R.G.S.) to W., Lond., 3.1.1927. W's article in the Jnl of Dec. aroused the Hydrographer's interest.
•	2/49/2 - H.P. Douglas (Admiralty Hydrograpber) to W., Lond., 14.1.1927. Reply at 2/116 (attached)
•	2/116 - W. to the Admiralty Hydrographer, Steyning, 18.1.1927. Attached to 2/49/2, to which it is a reply
•	2/49/3 - H.P. Douglas to W., Lond., 27.1.1927. 
•	2/49/4 - Hinks to W., 11.2.1927.
•	2/49/5 - Hinks to W., 14.2.1927.
•	8/9 - Admiralty Notice to Mariners, No.378 of the year 1927. Narovo Island - Information re Names. Ref. 2/49	
		2/50	Correspondence concerning a published statement by Collinson that the Melanesian Mission engaged in trading activities in the Solomons.
•	2/50/1 - Rev. A.E. Corner (Gen. Sec., Melanesian Mission) to W., Bournemouth, 1.3.1927, requesting his help in extracting an apology from Collinson. Reply at 2/117
•	2/50/2 - Corner to W., 17.3.1927
•	2/50/3 - Clifford W. Collinson to W., Lond., 16.2.1927, offering to retract statement if sufficient evidence forthcoming
•	2/50/4 - Collinson to W., Lond., 28.2.1927
•	2/117 - W. to Rev. A.E. Corner, Steyning, 3.3.1927, in reply to 2/50/1 concerning Collinson's charge against the Melanesian Mission. Copy	
		2/51	Walter Ivens to W., Lond., 22.3.1927, concerning his work on "the proofs", and linguistic publications.	
				
Reel 2	Bundle 19	1/6	Diary 24 January - 5 June, 1887.
Trip Sydney to Aola (Guadalcanal) aboard the 'Lizzie' (arr. 30 March) and residence there; collecting experiences.
Final pp. - copy extract of letter to Thurston, 3.4.1887, re trade in arms; murder of returned labour from Qld at Savo - copy sent to Agent Gen. for Polynesian Immigration, Brisbane (see also entry for 14 Sept. in 1/7); 'Results of Collecting'.
Encl, at entries for 24, 25 April – Notes (1/6/1). Pencil M.S. Continued at 1/7	
		1/7	Diary 7 June - 25 September, 1887.
Visits to mission stations at Florida and Gaeta (June); account of murder of Lieut Bowers and men at Mandoliana, c.1881; trip to interior; murder of Quin and Madsen (Martin?); etc.
Final pp. - 'Results of Collecting', incl. 9/35 - 'Cannibalism in the Solomon Islands', ?5.11.1889. Report of murder of Nelson and boys 
Encl. 
•	1/7/1 - list of murders
•	9/36 - Report of meeting of Linnean Society of N.S.W. at which W. showed parts of his collection, S.M.H., 27.10.1887
Pencil M.S. Continuation of 1/6	
		6/4	Woodford, C.M., "The Canoes of the British Solomon Islands", Royal Anthrop. Inst. of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol.XXXIX, July-Dec., 1909, pp.500-516.	
				
Reel 4	Bundle 20	1/5	A revised version of Diary, April - July 1886. Original at 1/2
Encl.
•	9/30 - 4 press cuttings, c.1909-1913
•	18/10 - Wireless Telegraphy in the Pacific. Confidential report of conference of British Pacific interests at Melbourne, 15-21.12.1909. 16pp. Mahaffy's contributions initialed.
•	8/11 - His Excellency the Governor's message to the Legislative Council, Fiji, Leg. Co. Paper No.30, read 3.11.1909. 11pp. Sir Everard im Thurn's card attached.
•	7/46 - Thomson, Basil, "Curiosities of the South Seas, II", Wide World Magazine, Aug.1899, pp.509-516.	
				
Reel 3	Bundle 21	8/12	F.O. Report no.1587 for the year 1894 on the Trade of Samoa. H.M.S.O., 1895. (Written by W.) 2 copies. Dup. at 8/6	
		8/13	C.O. Reports. Some dups at 8/7
•	8/13/1 - No.8 Western Pacific. Report on the British Solomon Islands by Mr. C.M. Woodford. H.M.S.O., 1897. 2 copies
•	8/13/2 - No.25I. British Solomon Islands. Annual Report 1807-8. H.M.S.O., 1898.
•	8/13/3 - No.275. British Solomon Islands. Report for 1898-9. H.M.S.O., 1899.
•	8/13/4 - No.347. British Solomon Islands. Report for 1900-1901. H.M.S.O., 1902.
•	8/13/5 - No.401. British Solomon Islands. Report for 1902-1903. H.M.S.O., 1903. 2 copies
•	8/13/6 - No.774. British Solomon Islands. Report to 30th June, 1913. H.M.S.O., 1913.	

Reel 4	Bundle 22	9/31	Book of press cuttings from Sydney press, mostly concerned with Solomon Is massacres, 1896-7	
		8/14	Duplicate copy of 8/5, Bundle 13. Not microfilmed.	
		6/5	Woodford, C.M. "On some little-known Polynesian settlements in the neighbourhood of the Solomon Islands", The Geog. Jnl, for July 1916, pp.26-54. Reprint. Not microfilmed.	
				
Reel 4	Bundle 23	3/26	Folder 'Miscellaneous Geographical Notes & Historical Notes'.
Encl. 
•	9/32 - 'Bishop Bertreux', Fiji Times, 30.7.1914. Includes tribute to W.
•	7/52
•	7/47 - The Melanesian Mission Southern Cross Log, Vol.24, no.2, Feb.1918. p.20 - marked article "Arosi and Bauro problems"
•	7/48 - Solomon Is section of Beattie, J.W., Catalogue of a series of photographs illustrating the scenery and peoples of the islands in the South and Western Pacific, Tasmania, c.1900, pp.13-26
•	7/49 - Solomon Islands Development Company Limited, Prospectus, 1908. 8pp
•	3/26/1-3 - References to accounts of voyages (ps) 
•	3/26/4 - Note on 'Bauro' district
•	2/303 - Edward A. Petherick to Silver, Lond., 9.12.1893, re narrative of the 'Nautilus'; marketing of W's book
•	3/26/5 - W's notes from Ellis' Polynesian Researches. Attached to 2/303
•	2/52 - Clements R. Markham to W., Lond., 6.12.1906, replying to questions re Quiros' list of islands	
		8/15	F.O. Report on the Trade of Samoa, 1894. Dup. at 8/6	
		8/16/1-3	C.O. Reports on the British Solomon Islands, 1896-9. Dups at 8/7, Bundle 13	
		7/50	Goldie, J., "The People of New Georgia. Their manners and customs, and religious beliefs", Proc. Royal Society of Qld, Vol.XXII, 1908, pp.23-30.	
		6/6	Woodford, C.M., "The canoes of the British Solomon Islands", Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol.XXXIX, July-Dec. 1909, pp.506-516	
		8/17	Protectorate of the British Solomon Islands, Statistics to 31st March 1909, compiled by the Resident Commissioner, 1909	
		3/27	Folder 'Sikaiana'
Encl. 
•	3/27/1 - 'An account of Sikaiana or Stewart's Islands'. Typescript copy. 4pp
•	2/118 - W. to T.A. Joyce (Hon. Sec., Royal Anthrop. Inst.), 7.6.1908, accompanying information on the Sikaiana canoe. Notes attached
•	6/7 - Woodford, C.M., "Some account of Sikaiana or Stewart's Island in the British Solomon Islands Protectorate", Man, 1906, pp.164-109.
•	3/27/2 — 'Some account of Sikaiana or Stewart's Island in the British Solomon Islands Protectorate'. Typescript. Basis for 6/5?
•	5/15 — Sikaiana equivalents for names of shells.	
		3/28	Folder  'Cherry Island or Anuda' 2 short notes	
		3/29/1	'Account of the first attempt to establish the Marist Mission in the Solomon Islands 1845-1847'. Typescript. Ref. 3/21
•	3/29/2 — Carbon copy of 3/29/1. Not microfilmed.	
		3/30	Folder 'Island of Santa Catalina'. Note on apparent Polynesian element (ps)	
		3/31/1	'Discovery of the British Solomon Islands Protectorate'. Typescript
•	3/31/2 — Carbon copy of 3/31/1. Not microfilmed.	
		4/38	Folder 'Notes on Malaita Shell Money with a notice of the old Guadalcanar bead-money'.
Encl. 
•	4/38/1 — 'Notes on the manufacture of the Malaita shell bead money of the Solomon Group'. Typescript. W's note 'Copy. Original sent to C.H. Read 7 July '07'.
•	4/38/2 — Notes of interviews with Sio and Savo informants, Dec.1910
•	4/38/3 — Notes on Malaita and Gela, Florida, etc. money
•	4/38/4 — Notes on Auki Malaita money 
•	4/38/5 — 'Appendix' (on native currency) 
•	4/38/6 — Jottings	
		12/1	'2 Folk Lore Stories /of/ Shortland Id. by Miss Austen'. M.S. Titles "Kakanimo" and "Soli (an orphan)" See also 2/24/5	
		8/18	Reports of ships on the Australian Station, 1890, 1896. 
•	8/18/1 — New Guinea and Solomon Islands, 1890. Dates on which, and by whom, the various places on the Division were last visited by one of Her Majesty's ships. 3pp. 2 copies.
•	8/18/2 — Australian Station. Solomon Islands, 1896. Correspondence respecting Outrages by Natives on British Subjects, and other matters which have been under inquiry during the year 1896, by Naval Officers in the Solomon Islands. 20pp. Proof copy.	
				
Reel 4	Bundle 24	3/32	Folder 'Vanikoro'
Encl.
•	2/53 - D. Prain (Director, Royal Botanic Gdns, Kew) to W., 26.7.1913, identifying sample of gum; commercial valuation attached
•	
1

2/119 - W. to J. Scott Keltie (R.G.S.), Tulagi, 28.12.1913, enclosing note on a visit to Vanikoro, and relics collected there. Typescript copy
•	2/120 - W. to J.H. Maiden (Director, Botanic Gdns Sydney), Tulagi, 10.5.1914, re copy of C. Moore's Journal relating to his trip to the Solomons aboard 'Savannah', 1850; specimen of Damara gum sent (ref. 4/53). Copy. Reply to 2/54
•	2/54 - J.H. Maiden (Dir., Botanic Gdns, Sydney) to W., 16.4.1914, enclosing copy of Charles Moore's diary of his 1850 trip to the Solomons aboard the 'Savannah'; request for specimens. Reply at 2/120
•	12/2 - 'Extracts from a Journal by Charles Moore (1820-1905) Formerly Director of the Botanic Gardens, Sydney, N.S. Wales, of a voyage to New Caledonia, New Hebrides, Vanikoro and Solomon Islands, in H.M.S. "Havannah", Captain (afterwards Commodore) Erskine, extending from 14th July to November 1850'. 
Extracts cover period in Solomons.  Related correspondence 2/54-6, 2/120, 3/32/1
•	2/55 - Arthur W. Hill (Asst Dir., Royal Botanic Gdns, Kew) to W., 10.12.1915, acknowledging receipt of copy of Moore's diary and enclosing (attached to 3/32/1) note on poisonous nut mentioned in 12/2
•	2/56 - J.S. Keltie to W., R.G.S. and., 16.2.1916, requesting revision of paper submitted for publication. 
Attached: 3/32/1 - M.S. draft of concluding part of the paper dealing with La Perouse and Vanikoro. (Attached is Prain's note on a tree mentioned in the paper. Ref. 12/2)
•	3/32/2 - 'Expedition of D'Entrecasteaux'. M.S. 6pp.
•	3/32/3 - 'Dillon's discovery of fate of La Perouse' M.S. 6pp.
•	5/16 - Vanikoro vocabulary supplied from Goodenough's Life. Note encl.
•	3/32/4 - Note re 'Cordelia's' visit to Vanikoro (ps) Ref. 3/32/5
•	3/32/5 - Note of Prout's massacre 1859	
		2/57	Dr Sarfert (for Museum für Volkerkunde) to W., Leipzig, 20.9.1911, recounting events on his trip in the Pacific; his trouble with Shackell of the Wesleyan Mission on Ontong Java, etc. Translation at 2/57/2.	
		2/121	W. to Sidney Ray, Sussex, 12.6.1917, discussing the latter's article on Sikaiana published in the Jnl of the Polynesian Society.
Copy. Re ‘tertua’ ref. 2/61	
		7/51	Smith, Percy S., "Notes on the geographical knowledge of the Polynesians, Pt I", Trans. A’asian Assn for the Advancement of Science, Vol.III, 1891, pp.280-310. Reprint	
		3/33	Folder 'Historical Notes'
Encl.
•	2/58 - N. Amherst Amherst to W., Lond., 5.7.1888, enclosing sketches to compare with Gallego's Sesarga (Guadalcanal); refs to other locations in the Solomons; registration of the M.S.; and willingness to illustrate "the Book".
•	2/59 - W.R.H. Rivers to W., Cambridge, 10.7.1907, requesting help during his proposed trip to the Solomons in 1908 to undertake a study of the social organisation of one or two districts.
•	2/60 - Henry Welchman to W., Mara Na Tabu, 30.3.1908, re local matters; refusal to act as the Bishop's 'Commissary'; refusal to look after Rivers (ref. 2/59).
•	2/61 - J. Edge-Partington to W., n.d., with extracts from Dalrymple of Mendana's discovery of the Solomons.
•	8/19 - Proclamations and Instructions, W.P.H.C., 1899-1903
•	8/19/1 - Extension of Protectorate, 28.1.1899
•	8/19/2 – Extension of Protectorate, 6.10.1900 2 copies
•	8/19/3 - Revocation of Protectorate over Tasman Group, 8.1.1902
•	8/19/4 - Instructions to H.C. for W.P., 6.3.1903
•	7/52 - Australia and the New Hebrides. Reprint from Sydney Daily Telegraph of article by Sen. Staniforth Smith, and extracts from the Australian and French press, 1904
•	9/33 – Press cuttings
•	9/33/1 - 'Annexation of the Duff Group and other Islands', S.M.H., 5.9.1898
•	9/33/2 - Passengers from the Islands, S.M.H., 5.7.1898
•	9/33/3 - 'The Papuan Dependency. Report of Mr Atlee Hunt', S.M.H., 1.11.1905
•	9/33/4 - 'British Solomon Islands', The Capital, Calcutta, 30.11.1905
•	9/33/5 - Report of W's return to the Solomons, British Australasian, 30.11.1905
•	9/33/6 - 'An adventurous voyage ... Dissatisfaction in the Solomons', S.M.H., 3.3.1906
•	9/33/7 - Allusion to "Wreck of 'All Serene' ", Fiji Times, 25.5.1910
•	9/33/8 — Correspondence. 'A Minister's appeal for the Kanaka', n.d.
•	9/34 — Reports, c.1905, re the wreck of the 'Sybil' 
•	7/53 — "The late Dr Hyde. R.L. Stevenson's noble vindication of Damien", The Austral.Light, Jan.1900, pp.61-4
•	8/25 ‘The Western Pacific’, The Senate, Melb., 28;11.1905. Memo by Sen. Pulsford tracing the history of British attitudes to annexation of New Guinea in particular. Typescript copy. 6pp. -"Given to me by Col. Burns".
•	3/33/1-7 — Notes (ps) mainly re ships
•	3/33/8 — Events from 'Life of Patteson', with references (ps)
•	3/33/9 — Betel nut, kava, toddy — notes (ps) 
•	3/33/10 — Kanaka — meaning (ps)
•	3/33/11 — Ships out of Sydney engaged in whale fishing in S. Seas, 1834 (taken from Sydney Gen. Trade List)
•	12/4 — Mr C.M. Scott's card
•	12/5 — Booklet containing 15 sheets gold leaf (3 sq" each)
	
		2/62	B. Glanvill Corney to W., Torquay, 2.3.1916, discussing W's paper (on Polynesian settlements?)
	
		2/63	S. Percy Smith (Pres., Polynesian Society) to W., New Plymouth, N.Z., 10.9.1916, commenting on W’s paper in the R.G.S. Jnl (see 6/3); offering W. hon. membership of the Society.
Encls referred to are at 7/51 and 7/54	
		7/54	Smith, S. Percy, The Geographical knowledge of the Polynesians, Pt II; read before A'asian Assn for the Advancement of Science, Jan.1898. 16pp	
		3/37	M.S. copy of R. Parkinson "Thirty years in the South Seas", pp.515-
Used in writing 6/5	
		3/34	Folder 'Lord Howe's Group'
Encl.
•	2/64 — Clements R. Markham to W., /1907/, dealing with Tasman's "Onthon Java". Reply at 2/122
•	2/122 — W. to Clements R. Markham, 17.1.1908, in reply to 2/64. Typed copy
•	2/65 — Clements R. Markham to W., Portugal, 19.1.1908, continuing theme of 2/64
•	2/60 — Dr Sarfert to W., Leipzig, 17.5.1911, requesting information and announcing date of publication of his book on Lord Howe as 1913. Reference to Shackell's removal (ref. 7/55, 8/18, etc.) Translation at 2/60/2. Reply at 2/123
•	2/123 — W. to Sarfert, 5.9.1911, replying to queries in 2/66; Shackell removed c.Nov.1910
•	3/34/1 — 'Lord Howe's Group' M.S. written 1886
•	3/34/2 — 'Notes on Leuneuva or Lord Howe's Group'. Typescript. 'Written 0.1906 or 7'
•	3/34/3 — 'Notes on Lord Howe's Group'.
•	3/34/4 — Notes on Lord Rowels Group, Turtle,
cooking stones. Nov.1909
•	3/34/5 — 'Ethnological notes ...' Feb.1911 
•	3/34/6 — Notes. March 1911.
•	10/39/1 — 'Cemetary /sic/ at Lord Howe's group showing tombstone erected to memory of late chief Uila /?/ circa 1903. Photo F.J. Barnett'.
•	10/39/2, 3 — '2 groups of natives of Ld Howe's Group photo F.J. Barnett'.
•	8/20 — Notes made by W. of an interview with Shackell into the cause of complaints against him, 1910(?). M.S. Ref. 2/57, 2/66, 2/123, 7/55 and related press cuttings
•	7/55 — Brown, Rev. Dr, "Notes of a visit to the Solomon Islands and Ontong Java", The Missionary Review, issues for June, July, and August, 1911. 
Shackell affair. Ref. 8/20

Reel 4	Bundle 25	1/1	'Journal of a voyage from Suva Fiji to the Gilbert Group and back. From March 4th to June 22nd 1884'. W. sailed as Govt. Agent and diary includes copy of his Report to Thurston of the disturbances at Nonouti, pp.137-140.
Encl.
•	1/1/1 - "Going About" on board the "Patience".
•	1/1/2 - Draft of account of first part of trip based on Journal 1/1. M.S. 12pp. Continued at 1/1/3
•	3/35 - Notes on the discovery and later contacts with the Gilbert and Ellice Islands. Also draft accounts of W's trip.
•	3/35/1 - 'Notes extracted from "A Missionary Cruise in the South Pacific", by Rev. S.J. Whitmee'.
•	3/35/2 - Mainly U.S. Exploring Expedition findings.
•	3/35/3 - 'Extracted from Purdy (John) Table of Positions. London. 1816'; also the route of 'La Coquille', May 1824.
•	3/35/4 -'Finlay's S. Pacific Directory'. References
•	3/35/5 ‑'Gilberts Voyage'.
•	3/35/6 -'Gilbert Group'.
•	3/35/7 - Alternative names for islands, etc. 
•	3/35/8 –‘Extracted from Horsburgh’. 
•	3/35/9 – ‘Extracted from Duperry's atlas’. 
•	3/35/10-'Origin of the Gilbert Islands'. Draft account of Group
•	3/35/11- 'Their first discovery & subsequent history'.	17pp. M.S.
•	3/35/12- ‘The Gilbert Islands’. 10pp. M.S.
•	3/35/13- List of islands in the Gilbert group and their positions
•	3/35/14- Draft title for article on Gilberts and Solomons(?) (ps)
•	11/11 - A chart of the Pacific Ocean, exhibiting the New Discoveries. c.1800
•	4/39 - 'Flora of the Gilbert Group'. Note on Frigate Bird attached
•	2/67 - Selby(?) to W., Lond., 28.2.1894, notifying him of the location of the chart of the Pacific as seen by Capt. Bishop of the 'Nautilus', 1799
•	1/9 - Diary of part of tour of duty aboard ‘Pylades’ 30 May - 10 Aug. 1896. Ref. 8/16/3	
				
	Bundle 26		No description available. Not microfilmed.	
				
Reel 5	Bundle 27	8/21	Annual Reports of cases dealt with in 'the Solomons by Naval personnel on the Australian Station, 1886-1896.
•	8/21/1 - Australian Station. New Guinea and Solomon Islands, 1886. Correspondence respecting Outrages by Natives on British Subjects, and other matters which have been under inquiry ..
•	8/21/2 - Ditto, 1887 
•	8/21/3 - Ditto, 1888 
•	8/21/4 - Ditto, 1889
•	8/21/5 - Ditto, 1890
•	8/21/0 - Australian Station. Solomon Islands, 1891
•	8/21/7 - Reprint of pp.41-57 of 8/21/6 "11. October 1891, detention of English schooner ‘Emma Fisher’ for contravention of Kidnapping Act 1872".
•	8/21/8 – Australian Station. Solomon Islands, 1892
•	8/21/9 - Ditto, 1893
•	8/21/10 - Ditto, 1894
•	8/21/11 - Ditto, 1895
•	8/21/12 - Ditto, 1890. Duplicate at 8/18/2	
				
	Bundle 28		No description available. Not microfilmed.	
				
Reel 5	Bundle 29	1/8	Diary 16 August 1888 — 3 January 1889. 
'Diary of my third visit to the Solomon Islands from August 1888 - January 1889'.
Residence at Florida (Gavotu); increase in incidence of head-hunting; expedition to interior of Guadalcanal attempting to reach Mt Lammas; trading trip around Savo, Guadalcanal, etc; observations on culture; Bugotu; 'surveying' N. Coast of S. Isabel; Aola. Pencil M.S.
Encl. 
•	8/22 — F.O. Report on Trade of Samoa, 1894. Dup. at 8/6
•	3/36 — List of Latitudes of Solomon physical features
•	1/8/1 — Note of rainfall at Gavotu (at entries for 5-11 October, 1887)	
		1/1/3	Continuation of 1/1/2, Revised version of Gilbert and Ellice Islands voyage, 1884.	
				
Reel 5	Bundle 30	1/4	'Diary from 4th August 1886 to November 10th 1886. Chas M. Woodford, F.R.G.S. Gravesend England'. 
At Faure; dep. 17.9.1886 aboard 'Ripple' via Choiseul, Rubiana; massacres and head-hunting; Marovo; Savo; Aola; to Sydney aboard 'Lizzie'.
Final pp.: 'Copy of letter addressed to the Hon. J.B. Thurston C.M.G. Acting High Commissioner Western Pacific', November 1886 - account of W's activities in the Solomons and reports of various incidents; list of traders in the Group and their practices; the return of labour.
This diary is a continuation of 1/2 and 1/3.
Encl. 
•	9/45 - 'The Cruise of H.M.S. Diamond. Inquiry by Imperial Authorities', Daily Telegraph, 17.3.1886
•	11/12 - Tracing of Choiseul, S. Isabel and smaller neighbouring islands. (Refers to entry of 4 October.)	
		7/56	J.G. Frazer, Ouestions on the Customs, Beliefs and Languages of Savages, C.U.P., 1907. 51pp.	
		2/124	'Notes on Kennedy Island or Motuiti'. Draft W. to Wharton /1895/. Reply at 2/68. Ref. related correspondence	
		2/68	W.J.L. Wharton to W., Admiralty, Lond., 23.7.1395, acknowledging receipt of 2/124; 'Penguin' and 'Waterwitch' to attempt to survey the area; Kennedy Is.	
		2/594	H. Percy(?) Anderson to W., F.O., 17.10.1895, conveying Marquess of Salisbury's approval of W's actions when Acting Consul at Apia.	
		8/23	Portion of draft of speech(?) to a group of Samoan chiefs (from Aana ?) attempting to persuade them to make peace with Malietoa, c.1895.	
		9/37	Press cuttings re Samoa, 1895 9/37/1 -9/37/10
•	9/37/11 - The Samoa Times, 7.9.1895 - p.2: defence of W's part in the reconciliation of Malietoa and Tamasese
•	9/37/12,13 - Samoa Weekly Herald 	
		9/38	Press cuttings re Solomons 9/38/1 - 9/38/4	
		9/39	Press cuttings re other Pacific groups
•	9/39/1 - 'The cruise of H.M.S. "Orlando" among the islands of the Pacific', The Australian Field, 1.11.1895, pp.501-3
•	9/39/2 - 'Missionary work in the Pacific', S.M.H., 26.2.1896.
•	9/39/3 - 'The New Hebrides ... Anti-annexation resolutions adopted', n.d.	
		9/40	Press cuttings re New Guinea and Sir William MacGregor's administration. 9/40/1, 2	
		9/41	Press cuttings re Stevenson's 'Vailima Letters'. 9/41/1 - 9/41/3	
		9/42	Press reports of meetings of the R.G.S.
•	9/42/1 - 'The Source of the Oxus', Morning Post, 19.2. ?
•	9/42/2 - 'The Jackson-Harmsworth Polar Expedition’, Morning Post, 12.11.1895	
		9/43	Miscellaneous press cuttings 9/43/1 - 9/43/5	
		12/6	'Copy of printed Form of Deed under which the Germans are buying land from the natives of the Solomon Group. 1886’.
Ref. 1/4 (entry for October 3)	
		7/57	Grose-Smith, H., "Descriptions of new species of butterflies from the Pacific Islands", Annals and Magazine of Natural History, Ser.6, Vol.XIX, Feb. 1897, pp.172-180. Reprint	
		7/58	Grose-Smith, H., "Descriptions of further new species of butterflies from the Pacific Islands", Annals and Magazine of Natural History, Ser.6, Vol.XX, Dec.1897, pp.515-518. Reprint	
		7/59	Medley, Charles, "A Zoogeographic scheme for the mid-Pacific", Proc. of the Linnean Society of New South Wales, July 20th 1899, pt 3, pp.391-417. Reprint	
		7/60	The Samoan Civil War of 1893. R.T. Chatfield, Apia, 1893. Chiefly reprinted from The Samoa Times. 10pp. 2 copies	
		7/61	The Missionary Review. Vol.XX, no.11, June 1910.
At p.13 - 'News from the Mission Field. Massacres in the Solomon Islands'.	
		8/24	C.O. Report No.774. British Solomon Islands. Report to 30th June, 1913. Dup. of 8/13/6	
				
	Loose Papers	6/8	Woodford, C.M., "On some little-known Polynesian settlements in the neighbourhood of the Solomon Islands", The Geographical Jnl for July, 1910, pp.20-54. Reprint. Dup. at 6/5. Not microfilmed.	
		6/9	Woodford, C.M., "The canoes of the British Solomon Islands", Royal Anthrop. Inst. of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol.XXIIX, July-Dec., 1909, pp.506-010. Reprint. Dup. at 6/4. Not microfilmed.	
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