Public Schools Act of the Rarotonga Council, 1895 (MS 30). Consists of mss Act in both English.

Various Acts of the Rarotonga Council, 1893, 1895 (MS 30). Consists of mss drafts and printed versions of Acts in both English and Rarotongan. Includes holograph letter from J.K. Hutchin to F.J. Moss, British Resident, Rarotonga, 26 August 1897 relating to education.

Also includes:
• Communique issued by joint ministerial talks in Paris, 19 Jul 1980, Ts., p/c, 1p.
• Radio Venerans, broadcast transcript re Jimmy Stephens rally at Park Anthoniaz, Santo, 20 Jul 1980, Ts., p/c.
• Yash Ghai, figures on percentage of Anglo- and Franco-phones in NH government positions, Jul 1980, Ts., p/c, 1p.
• Press statement issued by Mr Blaker, 31 Jul 1980, Ts., p/c, 1p.
• New Hebrides Condominium Essential Facts, Jul 1980, 3pp.
• Representative Assembly closing debate, 25 Jul 1980, Transcript, Ts., p/c, 3pp.; Nasiko, “Toktok Blong Edita”, p/c, 9 May 1980, pp.18-22;
• British Information Services, Vanuatu Fact Sheet, 24 Jul 1980, Ts., roneo, 7pp.

Including:
• John Campbell, “Vanuatu tries to sell its tax perks”, The Australian, 1 Feb 1983;
• John H. Hutchinson, “France Eyes Pacific”, Herald (?), 21 Jun 1982;
• “France in the Pacific”, editorial NZ Herald, 23 Apr 1982;
• Claire Rosemburg, “France sees the Pacific as more than a nuclear bomb test site”,
• Dale Van Atta and Brian Toohey, “The Timor Papers: special lift-out report”, The National Times, 30 May-5 Jun 1982.

PMBPhoto 69 is a collection of 152 photographs of Vanuatu subjects and one poster. Jan Gammage took the photos between 29 June and 22 July 2007 when on a holiday with friends, David and Beryl Gowty, and also collected the poster. The photos are of people and places on the islands of Efate, Malekula, Ambrym, Espiritu Santo, and Tanna and are complemented by the photos in PMBPhoto102 taken by Bill Gammage.
Subjects in and around Port Vila include the waterfront, the womens’ handcraft market, and the food market. At the Vanuatu National Museum, a demonstration of the art of sandroing [sand drawing] by Edgar Hinge was photographed.
South Malekula subjects include Lakatoro, its shops and the Cultural Centre. At Lamap, the Tiano family made us welcome. Levi’s Store, kava trading, the hospital, ruins of a French convent, slit gongs and carved ferns were subjects. On the Maskelyne Islands, subjects include the local string band, pigs, beach and a starfish on the reef.
At Craig Cove on the west coast of Ambrym and Dip Cove, subjects include a cargo boat unloading, the Lake Fanteng Conservation Area, megapods, hot springs, rock peckings and a men’s ceremonial site.
On Espiritu Santo, subjects include Port Olry, Lonnoc, Vatthe Conservation Area, Matantas near Big Bay, Luganville and surrounds, a Seventh Day Adventist baptism, and real estate advertising.
On Tanna, subjects include White Beach, and at Lenakel the shops and the market, Yasur volcano, Manuapen, and Port Resolution.
The educational poster deals with environment and endangered species protection.

PMBPhoto 102 is a collection of 158 photographs of Vanuatu subjects Bill Gammage took between 29 June and 22 July 2007 when on a holiday with friends, David and Beryl Gowty. The photos are of people and places on the islands of Efate, Malekula, Ambrym, Espiritu Santo, and Tanna and are complemented by the photos in PMBPhoto69 taken by Jan Gammage.
Subjects in and around Port Vila include flowers, the market, the war memorial, and Ernest’s museum.
Two towns in South Malekula, Lakatoro and Lamap, were subjects as well as Uluveo Island in the Maskelynes, south east of Malekula. Subjects in Lakatoro include flowers and fruits, the main street, and the war memorial, and in Lamap, where the Tiano family made us welcome, subjects include Levi’s Store, copra drying, and the Catholic school. On the Maskelyne Islands, subjects include mangroves, coral and coastal landscapes, fruit and Sangalai school, a string band and people arriving with goods for sale in the next day’s market.
The coast of West Ambrym up to Dip Cove is photographed, and at Wakon, subjects include Jessie and Leah Saksak and family, flowers, fruit and beaches. Other subjects include the Lake Fanteng Conservation Area, a megapod nesting area and eggs, hot springs, and rock peckings.
Subjects on Espiritu Santo include Luganville town and hinterland e.g. Sarakata River, cattle and drovers on the East Coast Road, Lonnoc and Port Olry beaches, the road to Big Bay and the Bay itself, World War 2 American ammunition dumps, and a Seventh Day Adventist baptism.
On Tanna, subjects include White Beach Resort and gardens, and the beach, including corals.