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PMB  1315 Rev. Dr Sione Latukefu (1927-1995), Correspondence and unpublished manuscripts, 1962-1995. Reels 1-5. (Available for reference.)

	Correspondence		
Reel 1	Ian Diamond (?) to R. Strick, Secretary to Government, Premier’s Office, Nuku’alofa, re archives training for Sione Latukefu and storage and maintenance of Tongan Government archives.	30 Oct 1962	
	Tongan Government correspondence. Includes letters of Jim Davidson, Niel Gunson and Anvida Lamberts.	1962-1966	
	Methodist Overseas Mission (MOM) correspondence.	1962-1966	
	Personal.	1962-1965	
	Press cuttings. Includes reports of wrecked yacht Tuaikaepau on Minerva Reef and rescue of Tongan crew, including Captain Tevita Fifita.		
	Report on research work for thesis, 1963, Ts., 9pp., incomplete, together with letter congratulating Siupeli, 19 Feb 1963, and genealogical note on Tu’i Ha’a Takalaua line, and other docs.	1963	
	ANU offer of temporary employment, 27 Feb 1963.	Feb 1963	
	J.W. Davidson to Latukefu, 24 Jul 1963, and reply 29 July.	Jul; 1963	
	Thesis research correspondence, includes Cu Shirley-Baker to W. Page, 6 Dec 1940, re book from her father’s study.	1940, 1963-1966	
	Kolovai – Wesleyan Church.	n.d.	
	Sermons – Tongan and English.	1964	
	Niel Gunson, letters, Sep & Dec 1964, with notes on opposition to missionaries. 	1964	
	Tongan Church.	1964-1969	
	Tongan Church.	1964-1967	
	Personal correspondence.	1964-1978	
	General correspondence.	1965	
	Sermons. In Tongan.	7 Jun 1965	
	Lopeti Vailanu, with list of brass band music, 6 Aug 1965.	Aug 1965	
	Ve’ehala Palace Office, Nuku’alofa, 23 Apr 1965.	Apr 1965	
	Alaric Maude, Oct 1965, with his “Land Tenure and Land Use in Tonga”, Ts., 5pp., and table.	Oct 1965	
	Rev. John A. Ziesler.	1965-1966	
	Bishop Rodgers.	1965-1966	
	Ron Crocombe.	May-Jun 1966	
	Marist Fathers, Fr Butler.	Sep 1066	
	J.W. Davidson.	28 Mar 1967	
	Oral Traditions. Including: 
S. Latukefu, “Oral Traditions. An appraisal of their value in historical research in Tonga”, Ts., 12pp.
D.F. McCall, “Africa in Time-Perspective – A Discussion of Historical Reconstruction from Unwritten Sources”, 1961, extracts.	1967	
	Professional correspondence, unanswered.	1967-1968	
	Letters from Tonga.	1968	
	“Pacific History – it relevance to teacher education in PNG”, and review of Of Islands and Men.	1968	
	Rev. George Carter, “Talk given at Methodist Parsonage, Buka, 4 March 1968”, Ts., carbon, 13pp.	Mar 1968	
	The United Church.	1968-1969	
	Pacific Islands Portraits, 1968-1972, and obituary of J.W. Davidson by H. Maude.	1968-1972	
	A.H. Wood.	1968-1975	
	New contracts, University of PNG. Selected documents only microfilmed.	1968-1981	
	Correspondence.	May 1968-Mar 1969	
	Marriage [celebrant] Registration.	1970-1983	
	Church and State in Tonga.	1971-1972	
	Study Leave.	1971-1976	
	Latukefus’ Letters.	1972	
			
Reel 2	Pacific History. Lecture notes. Student essays. On New Caledonia, Samoa and American Samoa.	c.1972	
	Church and State.	1973-1974	
	Church and State.	1976-1981	
	Correspondence.	1974	
	History of the Tongan Constitution, and general correspondence.	Dec 1974-Sep 1975	
	History of the Tongan Constitution.	1975	
	L. Kavaliku, “Suggestions for Changes in Tongan Government”, Ts., 13pp., 26 May 1975.	1975	
	Study Leave.	1975	
	Pacific Islands Association.	1975-1977	
	Job applications, University of the South Pacific.	1975-1977	
	Guy Powles.	1976	
	ANU thesis examination.	Apr-Jun 1976	
	Young Nations Conference, Research for Development and Development Planning in the South Pacific, 23-27 Aug 1976, Program. Includes Address by Sione Latukefu, 27 Aug 1976, Ts., pp.1-9.	Aug 1976	
	Application for study leave and report.	1978-1979	
	Other correspondence.	1979	
	Personal correspondence.	1979-1980	
	Correspondence.	1980-1982	
	Oxford University Press re biography of Queen Salote.	1980	
	Pacific Islands Association.	1981	
	University contracts.	1983-1985	
	Scripture translations.	1964 & 1985	
	Church and State, 1988, and research grant application for edition of Rev. John Thomas’ History of Tonga.	1988-1990	
	Ruth Latukefu: correspondence	1979-1985	
	Pacific History Association and the Journal of Pacific History.	1983-1985	
	Papua New Guinea Centenary Volume, 1983-1986. Includes: 
Hank Nelson, “Changing the Label”, Ts., raft, 15pp.;
John Kadiba, “Murray and Education”, Ts., draft, 14pp.;
C.D. Rowley, “Some Thoughts on a Seminar Topic”, Ts., 13pp.;
and article on Sir Percy Chatterton by Jim Griffin, Times of Papua New Guinea, 23 Nov 1985. 	1983-1986	
	Papua New Guinea Centenary Volume.	1983-1987	
	Papua New Guinea Centenary Volume – maps.	1986	
			
Reel 3	PNG Centennial Seminar, 7-9 Nov 1984, correspondence.	1984-1986	
	Pacific History Conference, Suva, 1985.	1985	
	Pacific History Association Workshop Conference, Wellington, Jul 1986.	Jul 1986	
	Pacific History Association Workshop Report, Sep 1986. Correspondence with Kerry Howe re the Report teaching Pacific history in New Zealand schools. 	Sep 1986	
	Correspondence.	1986 & 1987	
	Department of Pacific and South East Asian History, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University, Assessment.	1987	
	MacMillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies.	1987	
	University of the South Pacific application.	Feb 1988	
	Finau Kolo, Davidson Award.	1988-1989	
	Tonga History Association Conference.	Jan 1988	
	Xavier Centre Conference.	Nov-Dec 1989	
	Ruth Latukefu, A Review of the Development of Sociology/Anthropology Courses at the National University of Samoa, United Nations ESCAP Pacific Operations Centre, Western Samoa, Apr 1989. Not microfilmed. 	Apr 1989	
	Sione Latukefu, Western Samoa. A Review of the Development of History Courses at the National University of Samoa, United Nations ESCAP, Pacific Operations Centre, Apr 1989. Not microfilmed.	Apr 1989	
	Tonga History Association Conference.	1980	
	World Methodist History Conference.	1990-1992	
	Correspondence.	1991-1992	
	Application for ANU Visiting Fellowship.	1991-1993	
	Tonga History Association.	1993-1994	
	Sione Latukefu, “How did Tonga escape formalized colonialism? A examination of Taufa’ahau’s role in the matter”, THA conference, 29 Jun 1993, Ts., 10pp.	Jun 1993	
	Ian Campbell.	Mar 1994	

Reel No.	Item No.	Description	Date Range	
		Manuscripts, associated correspondence and related papers		
Reel 4	SLMs/1	K.S. Inglis, “Te Rangi Hiroa Fund for the Study of Pacific History”, Ts., 2pp., n.d. (c.1969), with draft Ts., 1p., and printed leaflet, 1p.	c. 1969	
	SLMs/2	Sione Latukefu, “Fijian Martyrs in New Britain 1878”, Ts., 8pp., n.d. (c.1970s)	n.d.	
	SLMs/3	Sione Latukefu, “N.B.C. Talk, New Year’s Eve, 1982”, Ts., 4pp., and related correspondence.	31 Dec 1981	
	SLMs/4	Sione Latukefu, “Tribute to Dr John Gunther. Memorial Service to Sir John Gunther held at the Forum of the University of Papua New Guinea Thursday May 3, 1984”, Ts., 3pp., with CV for Sir John Gunther and programme for the service.	3 May 1984	
	SLMs/5	Sione Latukefu, “Christianity in the Pacific. A paper to be presented at a consultation of the Ecumenical Association of Third World Theologians, Manila, October 1987”, Ts., 34pp. (2 copies). 	Oct 1987	
	SLMs/6	“ACHA – Hong Kong, Jan 1990”. Correspondence re Consultation organized by the Ecumenical Association of Third World Theologians, London, 23-29 Jun 1989, including discussion of publication of a chapter by Sione Latukefu on the Church in the Pacific.	Jan-Dec 1989	
	SLMs/7	Sione Latukefu, “Oceania: Its Social, Economic, Political and Spiritual Dynamics Present and Future”, Address delivered to a World Mission Regional Consultation, Melbourne, 21 July 1988, Ts., 13pp. Together with ms. draft of the above, conference programme and correspondence. 	Apr-Jul 1988	
	SLMs/8	The Asia Foundation, “U.S. Relations with the South Pacific”, conference, Apia, 17-20 Nov 1988: correspondence, agenda and untitled talk by Sione Latukefu, Ms., 7pp.	May-Nov 1988	
	SLMs/9	Consultation on Women and Church Ministries in the Pacific. SPATS Consultation on Women and Ministry, Nuku’alofa, Tonga, 14-28 Jul 1989. Correspondence, Sep 1988, programme, and four papers: Kerry Prenderville SM, “Mythology, Misogyny and Missiology – A Sociological Perspective on Women and Ministry”, Ts., 6pp.; Charles Koete, “The Place and Role of Women in the Society and the Church’s Ministry in the Pacific’, Ts., 4pp.; Yvette Temauri, “Ministries to Women – Liberty and Responsibility”, Ts., 3pp.; Sr. Keiti-Ann Kanongata’a SOLN, “The Voice of Women in the Pacific”, Ts., roneo, 5pp.	1988-1989	
	SLMs/10	Pesi Fonua, “Tonga’s Undemocratic System”, Matangi Tonga, Jan-Feb 1989, pp.30-31, p/c. An interview with Sione Latukefu. 	Jan/Feb 1989	
	SLMs/11	Sione Latukefu, “The most precious Christmas gift of all”, text of broadcast, NBC Papua New Guinea, 4pp. (2 copies)	24 Dec 1980	
	SLMs/12	Sione Latukefu, “Sermon at Boroko Uniting Church”, 2pp., apparently incomplete.	24 Nov 1985	
	SLMs/13	Sione Latukefu, “The role of the modern elite in Papua New Guinea”; text of NBC broadcast, 11pp.	15 Sep 1985	
	SLMs/14	Miscellaneous documents related to Pacific History Association. (a) Material relevant to Pacific History Conference, held in Suva, 28 Jun – 2 Jul 1985: Pacific History Newsletter 14 (Nov 1985) w. extracts fr. Addresses by Ratu David Toganivalu and professor Albert Wendt, plus list of papers presented, inc. paper by Latukefu. “Noble Traditions and Christianity as national ideology in Papua New Guinea: do these philosophies complement or contradict each other?” (two copies);  (b) assorted correspondence relating to Workshop on the teaching of Pacific history (Wellington, NZ, 19-22 Aug 1986), inc. conference programme, and abstracts of a few papers; and (c) correspondence relating to Latukefu’s appointment as president of Pacific History Association; (d) incomplete document, apparently part of [Dr Latukefu’s?] CV.		
	SLMs/15	(a) Sione Latukefu, “How did Tonga escape formalized colonialism? An examination of Taufa’ahau’s role in the matter”, paper presented at Tonga National Centre, Nuku’alofa, 10pp.; (b) Tonga History Association 1993 Conference, Programme, 5pp.	23-29 Jun 1993	
	SLMs/16	(a) Sione Latukefu, Traditional regional rivalry in Tonga, read at Pacific History Conference, ANU, Canberra (three versions), 11pp., 10pp.; 15pp.; and (b) Program for Pacific History Conference (three copies), 2pp.	28 Feb 1995	
	SLMs/17	(a) Jeff Marck, “On the prehistory of Polynesian cosmologies”, paper for RSPAS seminar, 7pp.; and (b) photocopy of photograph showing island country participants in First South Pacific Conference, Nasinu, Fiji, 25 Apr – 5 May 1950; source and date unknown.	12 Dec 1994	
	SLMs/18	Documents referring to advice given by S. Latukefu to the Refugee Review Tribunal on matters relating to Tonga.	23 Aug 1993-19 Jan 1995	
	SLMs/19	Two papers, unattributed, (by S. Latukefu?), headed (a) Study 1 – The Church and you as an individual, 4pp.; and (b ) Study 2. – The Church and you as members of a special community, 5pp.	n.d.	
	SLMs/20	S. Latukefu, “The shark callers of Kontu: an introduction”, 4pp.	24 Jun 1991	
	SLMs/21	Documents referring to Tongan pro-democracy convention, including. (a) Copy of newspaper ’Epoki Fo’ou for 31 Oct 1992 w. headline on p.1 proclaiming Ikuna kafakafa fa’ahi temokalati; series of articles in Tongan and English: (b) Siupeli T. Tallai, Ko e vakai Faka-Kalistiane ki he Konisitutone ‘o Tonga Ko e Pepa ki he Konifelenisi ‘o e Konisitutone ‘o Tonga moe Temokalati, Nov 1992 7pp.; (c) unattributed and undated, Makatu’unga ’o e Konivesio, 2pp.; (d) Sione Latukefu, The History of the Tongan Constitution, (two versions, 26pp and 28pp.), Nov 1992; (e) photocopy of text of Constitution of Tonga, 1975, 24pp.; and (f) Provisional Programme Outline for Convention on the Tongan Constitution and Democracy, 24-27 Nov 1992, 2pp.	1992	
	SLMs/22	Articles by Latukefu for the Blackwell Dictionary of Evangelical Biography, on George Tupou I Taufa’ahau, Josiah [Siosaia] Tupou Aleamotu’a, John Thomas and Vi Pita [Peter]; with accompanying correspondence.	1991	
	SLMs/23	Sione Latukefu, The introduction of Methodism to the Pacific, paper read at World Methodist Historical Society Conference, Singapore, 1991, 31pp., (various copies) together w. correspondence betw. Latukefu and Phyllis S. Herda, 1993-1995.	1991	
	SLMs/24	Miscellaneous documents, mainly in Tongan, associated w. the Constitution Centenary Celebrations of the Kingdom of Tonga, including: 
•	Ko e ‘Otua mo Tonga ko Hoku Toffa, Pule’anga ‘o Tonga Katoanga Senituli ‘o e Konisitutone, 4 ‘o Novema, 1975; Kingdom of Tonga Centenary Celebration, 4th November, 1975 [programme in Tongan and English], 16pp.
•	Koe Havea. Koe Makasini ‘oe Koliji ko Tubou Nafualu, Koe Jubeli koe ta’u ‘e 75, 1866-1941, Nuku’alofa, Govt Printing Office, 1941, 43pp.
•	Ko e Malanga Fakafeta’i ‘o e Senituli ‘o e Konisitutone ‘o Tonga Novema 2, 1975 taimi 10 pongipongi. Ke fai ‘i he Falelotu Senituli ‘i Nuku’alofa, 10pp.
•	Koe Kalonikali Tonga, Fakamanatu Konisitutone, Vol.XII, Fika 23, 7 Novema 1975.
•	The Tonga Chronicle, Centenary Special, Vol.XII, No.23, 7 Nov 1975.	4 Nov 1975	
	SLMs/25	Tongan myths retold fr. A.W. Reed, Myths and legends of Polynesia, for NBC broadcast: (a) The ugly man; (b) How Maui brought fire to Tonga; (c) The origin of kava, 8pp.	n.d.	
	SLMs/26	Papers on Tonga by Latukefu: (a) Pacific peoples No Tonga, text for recorded talk, Feb. 1969, 7p., and correspondence betw. Latukefu and New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation, 27 Feb 1969 - 16 Jun 1969; (b) The significance of traditional culture in the Tongans’ attitude to life in another country, in three copies, 8pp. and 5pp. [one p. missing], undated; (c) Tonga, 3pp., undated	1969	
	SLMs/27	Origins of Misinale Fakame. Latukefu on Tongan culture: 
(a)Letter dated Mar 1973 to G.A. Rogers responding to enquiry on history of misinale, fakafefakaosita’u and fakame, two copies, each 2pp., plus ms. version, 3pp.; 
(b) The writing of Tongan history: some thoughts on what to avoid, Address to the Second Workshop on Tongan History, Auckland, 19 Jan 1988, 10pp.	1973 & 1978	
	SLMs/28	Tongan History Association 1988-1989. 
(a) Revised schedule for Tradition and modernity in Tonga, Tongan History Workshop, 14-17 Jan 1987, ANU Canberra; 
(b) Workshop on Tongan History, Auckland, 19 Jan 1988, inc. text of talk by Latukefu, The writing of Tongan history: some thoughts on what to avoid, 7pp.; 
(c)Tongan History Conference, Lotofoa, Ha’apai, Tonga on 12-20 Jan 1989, chaired by Latukefu; and 
(d) text of taped message fr. Latukefu for 4th Tongan History Workshop [in Auckland?], 7 May 1990, 3pp.	1987-1990	
	SLMs/29	Text of address by Latukefu at Ecumenical Service for the university chapel appeal launched by University of Papua New Guinea Foundation, 12 May 1985, in four copies, each 4pp.	12 May 1985	
	SLMs/30	Draft Noble Traditions and Christianity, Arawa.
Drafts of paper by Sione Latukefu, Nobel Traditions and Christianity in the National Constitution of Papua New Guinea, Do their philosophies complement or contradict each other? Also entitled, Noble Traditions and Christianity as national Ideology in PNG: Ideals and Realities, for seminars sponsored by Konrad Adenauer Foundation at North Solomons University Centre, Arawa, 9-12 Nov 1983 and at Holy Trinity Teachers’ College, Mt. Hagen, 17-19 Nov 1983, with Ron Crocombe, Pacific History: Perceptions from within, n.d., Ts., 9pp.	1983	
Reel 5	SLMs/31	Miscellaneous documents relating to Vanuatu: (a) Paper, part typescript part ms., entitled, ‘The Nagriamel Movement: a catalyst for political change in Vanuatu’, 21p. plus pp.7-9.; (b) ms. list of news items fr. Pacific Islands Monthly, Apr 1971 to May 1974 relating to current political issues in Vanuatu, 1p.; (c) ms. notes on political development in New Hebrides, May 1967 to Apr 1975, 6p.	1967-1975	
	SLMs/32	Lessons from our Pacific Methodist Story, text of address to World Methodist Historical Society Conference, 19 – 23 Jul 1991 in Singapore; ts., 39p. plus a typed draft version, 41p.	1991	
	SLMs/33	Semisi Nau. Mostly material relating to autobiography of Tongan missionary Semisi; biography with few dates but author mentions 1891 as year in which he began working as missionary. He was still alive in 1927. (a) letter in Tongan fr. Prime Minister of Tonga dated 28 Jul 1980 to Latukefu, ts., 1p.; (b) letter in Tongan fr. Latukefu, dated 3 Oct 1980, to Prime Minister of Tonga, ms., 2p.(c) Letter fr. A.K. Davidson, The United Church, Keravat, PNG, dated 27 Mar 1980 to Latukefu, ts., 1p.; (d) letter fr. Latukefu, dated 22 Apr 1980, to Davidson, ts., 1p.; (e) The story of my life, ts., 41p.; (f) letter fr. Semisi dated 15 Sep 1916 to Leembruggen, minister/tutor, the Solomon College, ts., 1p [trans. of letter originally written in Roviana]; (g) letter fr. Semisi to Limibarakeno [= Leembruggen?], dated 15 Oct 1927 [trans. of letter originally written in Roviana], ts., 1p.	n.d.	
	SLMs/34	Tongan democracy movement. Much of material concerns Tongan political system; pro-democracy movement in Tonga; and activities of ‘Akilisi Poheva. (a) Letter fr. Deputy Prime Minister of Tonga dated 14 Feb 1995, to Latukefu, commenting on L’s paper ‘Pro-democracy movement’, followed by ‘My comments on draft of “Pro-Democracy Movement in Tonga”, ts., 6p.; (b) untitled paper headed CONFIDFENTIAL by S.L. Kavaliku, Minister of Works & Education, dated 26 May 1975, on Tongan political system, ts., 16p.; (c) Letter fr.  Kavaliku dated19 Mar 1995 and addressed to ‘Hon. Cabinet Ministers’ts., 5p.; (d)Savingram fr. Minister of Education Kavaliku covering his reporton Mr. ‘Akilisi Pohiva, ts., 2p.; (e) letter fr. Chief Secretary dated 22 Feb 1985 to Minister of Education and others announcing that ‘Mr. Akilisi Poheva is to be dismissed from the Service with effect from today’, ts., 1p.; (f) letter in Tongan fr. ‘Akilisi Pohiva, dated 5 Mar 1985, to Sea mo e Hou’eiki Memipa, Fakataha Kapineti, ts., 2p.; and ‘Akilisi Pohiva, Polokalama Letio, undated, ts., 1p.; (g) anonymous document headed Review of government administrative structure, dated 9 Jan 1989, ts., 6p.; (h) Savingram marked CONFIDENTIAL fr. Minister of Education  dated 21 Mar 1990 requesting that attached document Response to the new directive of His Majesty, should be placed before His Majesty, ts., 6p. (The identity of the person to whom the letter is addressed is not clear); and (i) Dr. S. Langi Kavaliku, A time of change: the need for effective leadership’, address given at opening of Seminar on Management and Staff Development, Nuku’alofa, 18 Feb 1994, ts., 11p.	1985-1995	
	SLMs/35	Ko e Ngaahi Tu’utu’uni. (a) bilingual booklet, Rules for proceedings and Standing Orders of the Legislative Assembly of Tonga, 1992, 13p.; and (b)photocopy of WHO Certificate of Award for HEATH-FOR-ALL MEDAL to Dr. S. Tapa, Minister of Health, Tonga, dated 10 Sep 1991, 1p., plus Citation, 1p.	1991-1992	
	SLMs/36 	Govt of Tonga, Education Department Statistics, Vol. 3 – Education and training abroad, 31 Jul 1970, ts., 48p.	1970	
	SLMs/37	Biographical notes. Includes: 
(a) short biography of Rev. LiufauVailea Saulala, ts., 1p.; (b) an unidentified photograph of middle-aged Polynesian man, possibly Latukefu; photocopy of summons(?) issued by magistrate S.M. Palu dated 14 Oct 1992 against Sione Foueti, who had written a letter calling for the King of Tonga to abdicate, 1p; and (c) Mangisi genealogy, ms., 1p.	1992	
	SLMs/38	Miscellaneous documents, (a) some referring to lecture delivered by Latukefu at Brigham Young University, Hawaii, on 20 Nov 1990, entitled ‘Cultural dynamism in the Pacific: which way are we heading?’ (no text of lecture is included); (b) some notes in Tongan, probably about constitutional history, ms., 10p.; (c) letter fr. Stephen Donald dated 23 Nov 1988 to Latukefu, re thesis on Anglican Mission, 1902-1988, ms., 6p.; (d) a single issue, dated Nov 1992, of PTC News, 16p.; (e) material relating to publication of journal Pacifica, inc. A call for articles dated 14 Jul 1988, ts., 1p., and letter fr. Robert D. Craig dated 24 Aug 1988 to Latukefu thanking him for article ‘Christianity in the Pacific’, ts., 1p., etc.	1988-1992	
	SLMs/39	Miscellaneous. (a) booklet entitled Parliament of Australia Visit to Australia by an official delegation from BD [Bachelor of Divinity?] projects, from PTC [Pacific Theological College] all related to religion, w. dates, authors;  (b) letter fr. Senior Parliamentary Officer, Parliament of Australia, dated 14 Jan 1994, to Latukefu re visit by Tongan parliamentary delegation, ts., 1p.	1994	
				
		A study of the modern elite in Tonga		
	SLMs/40	A study of the modern elite in Tonga, correspondence. This was originally intended to be published as part of book, Tonga in transition, ed. Ian Campbell and ‘Ana Taufe’ulunaki. This project was subsequently cancelled. Latukefu turned for financial assistance to the Australian South Pacific Cultures Fund, DFAT, which reacted favorably. When L. died his widow, Dr. Ruth A. Latukefu, offered to take on the completion of the research using the money remaining.

(a) Guidelines for contributors for proposed book edited by Campbell and Taufe’ulungaki; Memorandum headed Attachment “A” page 1, dated 20 Oct 1993 fr. Taufe’ulungaki for Director of Education (Tonga) to Latukefu, in which she asks him to contribute chapter on ‘The case for conservative leadership’, page 1 (4 reference to an additional ch.19, ‘The emergence of the new elite’, perhaps Latukefu’s chapter, 1p. (5 copies). 
(b) Letter fr. Latukefu dated 26 Oct 1993 to Taufe’ulungaki, agreeing to contribute paper on, ‘The development and impact of the modern elite in Tonga’, 1p.
(c) Letter fr. Ian Campbell, University of Canterbury, to Latukefu dated 17 Jan 1994, advising of approach for financial support for L’s research fr. Macmillan Brown Centre, ts., 1p. (2 copies) 
(d) Letter fr. Latukefu dated 21 Jan 1994 responding to Campbell’s letter of 17 Jan.
(e) Letter to Professor G.P. McCormack fr. Latukefu dated 31 Jan 1994 requesting assistance for research trip to New Zealand and Tonga; ts., 1p. (two copies)
(f) Australian South Pacific Cultures Fund Application for grant by Latukefu, dated 31 Jan 1994, ts. 4p plus copies of earlier letters fr. Taufe’ulungaki (20 Oct 1993) and Campbell (17 Jan 1994), ts., 3p.
(g) Letter fr. a/Director, Macmillan Brown Centre, University of Canterbury dated 2 Feb 1994 to Latukefu, enclosing bank draft., 1p.
(h) Fax fr. Flight Centres Tuggeranong dated 7 Feb 1994 to Latukefu giving flight costs to Auckland, Christchurch, 1p.
(i) Letter fr. Latukefu dated 8 Feb 1994 to a/Director, Macmillan Brown Centre, University of Canterbury, acknowledging receipt of bank draft, 1p.
(j) Memorandum fr. Advisory Committee, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Pacific and Asian History, ANU, to Latukefu, dated 24 Feb 1994 advising of allocation of $500 for travel to Tonga.
(k) Letter fr. Ian Campbell dated 7 Mar 1994 to Latukefu enquiring about dates of L’s planned visit to Auckland, Christchurch, 1p.
(l) Fax fr. Ian Campbell dated 10 Mar 1994 to Latukefu suggesting L’s planned trip to Christchurch be abandoned, 1p.
(m) Remittance advice fr. ANU dated 29 Mar 1994 to Latukefu for grant towards research expenses Mar – Apr 1994, NZ, Tonga, 1p.
(n) List headed Interviews carried out in Auckland, beginning 29 Mar [1994?], ms., 3p
(o) Letter to Exec Officer, Australian South Pacific Cultures Fund, Cultural Relations Branch, DFAT, dated 30 May 1994 enquiring as to fate of application submitted 31 Jan 1994., ts, 1p. 
(p) Letter fr. Secretary, Australian South Pacific Cultures Fund, dated 1 Jun 1994 to Latukefu confirming grant of AUD 2,500 for “Tongan transition project”. And incl. Funding Agreement form for signature, ts., 1p. plus DFAT, Conditions of award of grants, ts., 1p. dated 8 Jun 1994 to Latukefu, ts., 1p.
(q) Australian International Development Assistance Bureau, dated 8 Jun 1994, payment of $2,500 to Latukefu.
(r) Letter fr. Ian Campbell dated 25 Jul 1994 to Latukefu, providing update on Tonga in transition project, ts., 1p. 
(s) Letter fr. Latukefu dated 10 Aug 1994 to Secretary, Australian South Pacific Cultures Fund, thanking her for grant of AUD 2,500 and providing prelim. report of expenses on field trip 26 Mar to 21 May 1994, ts., 3p (two copies) 
(t) Australian South Pacific Cultures Fund Application for Grant fr. Latukefu for continuation of study of modern elite in Tonga, commenced Mar 1994, $4,430, dated 11 Aug 1994, ts., 4p.
(u) Letter fr. Ian Campbell dated 26 Aug 1994 to Latukefu, thanking L. for fax and report of interview schedule and expressing pessimism about prospects for research in Tonga, ms, 1p.
(v) Letter fr. Campbell dated 5 Sep 1994 to Latukefu, indicating intention to terminate Tonga in transition project, ts., 1p.
(w) Letter fr. Latukefu dated 20 Sep 1994 to Secretary Australian South Pacific Cultures Fund, DFAT, enclosing letter fr. Campbell announcing termination of Tonga in transition project and advising that his own project on Tongan elites will continue, ts., 1p. (two copies)
(x) Letter fr. Latukefu dated 20 Sep 1994 acknowledging C’s letter of 5 Sep 1994, ts, .1p
(y) Letter fr. M. Roberts, for Secretary, Australian South Pacific Cultures Fund, dated 7 Nov 1994 to Latukefu, advising funding ($4,430) for “Study of the modern elite in Tonga”., approved, ts., 1p.
(z) Australian South Pacific Cultures Fund, Funding Agreement, for $4430, signed by Latukefu, dated 9 Nov 1994, ts., 1p.
(aa) Australian International Development Assistance Bureau payment of $4,430 to Latukefu, dated 15 Nov 1994, ts., 1p.
(ab) Letter fr. Ruth A. Latukefu (nee Fink) dated 12 Jul 1995 to Secretary, Australian South Pacific Cultures Fund, DFAT, advising of death of her husband Sione Latfeku and offering to complete his research project using balance of funds, ts., 2p.
(ac) Letter fr. Executive Officer, CPC/Pacific, dated 18 Jul 1995 to Ruth A. Latukefu, approving use of remaining funds to translate interviews, write up paper begun by Sione Latukefu., ts., 1p.
(ad) Letter fr. Dr. Ruth A. Latukefu dated 25 Sep 1995 to Secretary, Australian South Pacific Cultures Fund, DFAT, indicating total expenditure on Tongan project prior to Sione Latufeku’s death and balance remaining ($1,563)., ts., 1p.	1993-1995	
	SLMs/41	(a)	Documents relating to interviews (by Latufeku) in Brisbane (Dec 1994-Jan 1995) and Auckland and Tonga (Mar – May 1994): 
(b)	English text of interview w. medical practitioner Dr. Leopino Foliaki, Auckland, 29 Mar 1994, ms., 4p.
(c)	Listing (on two filing cards) of names of persons interviewed in Brisbane Dec 1994 – Jan 1995, w. corresponding tapes, numbered 1 – 7.	1994-1995	
	SLMs/42	Melbourne research trip, Apr 1995. One small yellow pad contains ms. notes, apparently biographical material on Tongan individuals, some in Brisbane, dated 1 - 9 Jan 1995; a second, smaller, notebook, also contains ms. notes on Tongan individuals, starting w. Sefita Tangi on 26 Apr 1994, possibly based on interviews in Tonga?	1995	
	SLMs/43	Latukefu research trip to Queensland, 28 Dec 1994 – 11 Jan 1995, record of expenses.	1994-1995	
	SLMs/44	Latukefu research trip to Melbourne, 3 – 19 Apr 1995, record of expenses.	1995	
	SLMs/45	Tongan elite, miscellaneous, mainly press cuttings, photocopies of items fr. press in Tongan and English, on variety of subjects inc. Tonga, Peter Ryan on Manning Clark, etc.	n.d.	
	SLMs/46	(a) Set of five tapes numbered Melbourne 001-005, Apr 1995, w. names of interviewees, inc. D. Vaotangi, Nauto & Tae Ata’ata, A. Pita, A. Mele, Paula Vi Taufa, Kofe Vaka, Naitoko, Rev. Loni Vaitohi, Mosese Tukia (a dentist), and others (b) Set of twelve tapes numbered 2-13, no indication of date or place of interviews but mostly w. names of interviewees, e.g. Edgar Tuinukuafe, Karl Tuinukuafe, Makeleta Tuinukuafe, Dr. K. Valu, Veiongo Mafi Elenoa, Penisimani Fonua, Tuna Filokepa, W. & Suliana Afeaki, Semisi Fonua, Ofa Tafa, Fr Lava Enosi, ‘Iuna Afu(?), P. Taufatofua, S. Tualau Latu, Kana Latu, Sosiane Bloomfield, Mana Latu (?); 
(c) single cassette, labeled Research tape ‘AA’ and Leopino Feliaki Auckland, 29 Mar 1994; and (d) Single cassette dated 19 May 1994, no other data. (e) Three notebooks, notebook 1, dated April/May 1994, Tonga, ms. notes for period fr.26 Apr 1994 to 10 May 1994; notebook 2, dated Dec 1994 to Jan 1995, Brisbane [and Auckland?], some personal names and biographical data; notebook 3 (Olympic Shorthand Notebook), sundry notes: personal names and phone numbers. Notebooks only microfilmed.	1994-1995	
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