Anthropology Report No. 1, Report on the Suau-Tawala by W. E. Armstrong, Assistant Government Anthropologist, B.A., with notes by W.M. Strong, Government Anthropologist.

Section I: Magic
Section II: Feasts
Section III: Social Organisation

Report No 2. Anthropology of the South-Eastern Division and part of the Eastern Division of Papua by W. E. Armstrong, B. A.

1. HOUSES AND CANOES, Delta Division, By R. A. Woodward, Actg. R.M.
2. HOUSES, Maneao District, N.E.D., By C. R. Muscutt, A.R.M.
3. CANOES, Goodenough Bay, N.E.D., By 0. J. Atkinson, A.R.M.
4. CANOES, Trobriand Islands, S.E.D., By E. Whitehouse, A.R.M.
5. HOUSES, Gulf Division, By A. C. Rentoul, A.R.M.
6. CANOES, Gulf Division, By E. M. Bastard, R.M.

Report No 4. The Vailala Madness and the Destruction of Native Ceremonies in the Gulf Division, by F.E.Williams, B.A.

Part I—The Vailala Madness
Part II—Destruction of ceremonies in the Gulf Division

Report No 5. Collection of Curios and the Preservation of Native Culture, by F.E. Williams, B.A.

I—The Purposes of Collecting
II—The Ethics of Collecting

Includes 5 printed reports which appeared as a numbered series.

Nos 1. & 2.: Report on the Suau-Tawala Anthropology of the South-Eastern Division and part of the Eastern Division of Papua - W.E. Armstrong
No. 3.: Collection of Curios and the Preservation of Native Culture - F.E. Williams
No. 4.: The Vailala Madness and the Destruction of Native Ceremonies in the Gulf Division - F.E. Williams
No. 5.: Animistic and Other Spiritualistic Beliefs of the Bina tribe, Western Papua (reprinted from Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, vol. LI, July-December 1921) - A.P. Lyons

This collection by Charles Morris Woodford includes two albums of photographs taken during a voyage to and residence in the Solomon Islands from April to October 1886, as well as additional loose photographs.
The collection includes images from the villages Aola and Fauro in the Solomon Islands. Images include village life, canoes, native animals, customs and the natural environment as well as Charles Morris Woodford’s life and Government residence in Tulagi, Solomon Islands.
Additional photographs from Rabaul, Madang, New Britain and New Ireland in Papua New Guinea.

Photographs documenting Methodist Missions at Kabakada, Watnabara and Vunairima, via Rabaul, New Britain, Papua New Guinea, between 1925 and 1930. Photographs taken by Reverend Francis Trafford Walker and his wife Mrs Emma M. Walker.

Photographs taken in Mount Hagen (Papua New Guinea) during a parasitology survey of the New Guinea Highlands by Dr G. Heydon and Arthur Joseph Bearup for the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, University of Sydney, 1934.