Solomon Islands constitutional documents. Includes:
• John Gutch, Paper on the advisability of dispensing
with the WPHC, 14 Feb 1958, Ts., 16pp.;
• British Solomon Islands (Constitution) Order in
Council, 1960, 1974, 1975, 1976, and Royal
Instructions, 1974, 1975;
• BSIP, Legislative Council report of a special select
committee appointed... to examine proposals for the election of members of the BSIP Legislative Council, 27 Jan 1964, Honiara, Govt Printer, 21pp.;
• Report of the Constitutional Committee 1975, Honiara, Govt. Printer, 26pp., appendices;
• Check list of matters to be settled ...at final constitutional Conference, May 1977, Ts., roneo, 4pp.;
• Martin Clemens, The Solomon Islands Independence Celebrations, 24 Jul 1978, Ts., p/c, 23pp.;
• Solomon Islands Independence Order 1978, HMSO, 81pp.;
• Solomon Islands Act 1978, London, HMSO, 7pp.;
• Trevor Clark, “Decolonisation: Three Fields of
View”, Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative
Politics, Vol.18, No.2, Jul 1980, pp.127-144. Together with correspondence with H.S.H. Stanley and others.

Solomon Islands constitutional documents. Includes:
• John Gutch, Paper on the advisability of dispensing
with the WPHC, 14 Feb 1958, Ts., 16pp.;
• British Solomon Islands (Constitution) Order in
Council, 1960, 1974, 1975, 1976, and Royal
Instructions, 1974, 1975;
• BSIP, Legislative Council report of a special select
committee appointed... to examine proposals for the election of members of the BSIP Legislative Council, 27 Jan 1964, Honiara, Govt Printer, 21pp.;
• Report of the Constitutional Committee 1975, Honiara, Govt. Printer, 26pp., appendices;
• Check list of matters to be settled ...at final constitutional Conference, May 1977, Ts., roneo, 4pp.;
• Martin Clemens, The Solomon Islands Independence Celebrations, 24 Jul 1978, Ts., p/c, 23pp.;
• Solomon Islands Independence Order 1978, HMSO, 81pp.;
• Solomon Islands Act 1978, London, HMSO, 7pp.;
• Trevor Clark, “Decolonisation: Three Fields of
View”, Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative
Politics, Vol.18, No.2, Jul 1980, pp.127-144. Together with correspondence with H.S.H. Stanley and others.

Solomon Islands constitutional documents. Includes:
• John Gutch, Paper on the advisability of dispensing
with the WPHC, 14 Feb 1958, Ts., 16pp.;
• British Solomon Islands (Constitution) Order in
Council, 1960, 1974, 1975, 1976, and Royal
Instructions, 1974, 1975;
• BSIP, Legislative Council report of a special select
committee appointed... to examine proposals for the election of members of the BSIP Legislative Council, 27 Jan 1964, Honiara, Govt Printer, 21pp.;
• Report of the Constitutional Committee 1975, Honiara, Govt. Printer, 26pp., appendices;
• Check list of matters to be settled ...at final constitutional Conference, May 1977, Ts., roneo, 4pp.;
• Martin Clemens, The Solomon Islands Independence Celebrations, 24 Jul 1978, Ts., p/c, 23pp.;
• Solomon Islands Independence Order 1978, HMSO, 81pp.;
• Solomon Islands Act 1978, London, HMSO, 7pp.;
• Trevor Clark, “Decolonisation: Three Fields of
View”, Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative
Politics, Vol.18, No.2, Jul 1980, pp.127-144. Together with correspondence with H.S.H. Stanley and others.

Includes,
• British Solomon Islands Protectorate, Memorandum. Post-war Policy, Reconstruction, and Re-organisation of Administration. Confidential. From the Secretary, Western Pacific High Commission, to His Excellency the High Commissioner for the Western Pacific. Printed, 34pp., n.d., marked in ink 1943-44(?).
And the following papers by C.H. Allan:
• Popular Myths of the Anglo-French Condominium of the New Hebrides, Ts., 8 paras – “It is not true that motor vehicles which are British drive on the left and French on the right…”;
• The Solomon Islands – The Road to Independence, RSPAS seminar paper, 1978, Ts., 21pp.;
• Bureaucratic Organisation for Development in Small Island States, Development Studies Centre, ANU, seminar paper, 1979, Ts., 22pp.;
• “Extract from a lunchtime address on 13 April 1982 to the Royal Commonwealth Society Auckland”, Ts., 2pp.;
• Untitled paper, “There were three unusual and particularly difficult aspects to the transfer of power in the Solomons…”, Ts., annotated, 4pp.;
• Notes of the Fiji coup, 14 May 1987, Ms., 2pp., plus press cuttings; Introduction to a lecture on decolonisation given by C.H. Allan in Aug 1983 and Aug 1985

Includes,
• British Solomon Islands Protectorate, Memorandum. Post-war Policy, Reconstruction, and Re-organisation of Administration. Confidential. From the Secretary, Western Pacific High Commission, to His Excellency the High Commissioner for the Western Pacific. Printed, 34pp., n.d., marked in ink 1943-44(?).
And the following papers by C.H. Allan:
• Popular Myths of the Anglo-French Condominium of the New Hebrides, Ts., 8 paras – “It is not true that motor vehicles which are British drive on the left and French on the right…”;
• The Solomon Islands – The Road to Independence, RSPAS seminar paper, 1978, Ts., 21pp.;
• Bureaucratic Organisation for Development in Small Island States, Development Studies Centre, ANU, seminar paper, 1979, Ts., 22pp.;
• “Extract from a lunchtime address on 13 April 1982 to the Royal Commonwealth Society Auckland”, Ts., 2pp.;
• Untitled paper, “There were three unusual and particularly difficult aspects to the transfer of power in the Solomons…”, Ts., annotated, 4pp.;
• Notes of the Fiji coup, 14 May 1987, Ms., 2pp., plus press cuttings; Introduction to a lecture on decolonisation given by C.H. Allan in Aug 1983 and Aug 1985

Including:
• South Pacific Literature Bureau Progress Report 1952-1957, 15 Feb 1957, Ts., roneo, c.6pp.
• UK Commissioners on the SPC, Memorandum of Comments on Report of Eighth Meeting of Research Council, Jun 1957, 2 Aug 1957, Ts., carbon, 20pp.
• V.D. Stace, “Capital Formation Project, 1960/61, Preliminary Report”, Jul 1961, Ts., roneo, 35pp.
• SPC, Research Council, 9th meeting, Noumea, 14-24 May 1958, Women’s Interests, Ts., roneo, 3pp; with appended background paper by Freda H. Gwilliam on Women’s Interests, Ts., roneo, 4pp., May 1958.
• Notes complied from various sources on the present position of women’s committees and groups of different kinds, Ts., roneo, 19pp., including: British Solomon Islands Protectorate, Cook Islands, Fiji, Netherlands New Guinea, Papua New Guinea, American Samoa, Western Samoa, Kingdom of Tonga, New Hebrides, Trust Territories of the Pacific Islands, Girl Guides in the South Pacific Commission Area, n.d. [1958].
• Organisation of Women’s Clubs in the Territory of Papua and New Guinea, Ts., roneo, 5pp; and J.T. Gunther, District Sub-Committees Appointed to Promote the Advancement of Women, Ts., roneo, 1p., 1958.