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Reel 3, Part II, Some notes on the Tannese

AU PMB MS 1046-24
Item
1892

Part of Diaries, correspondence and miscellaneous papers

John Gray to Elizabeth and William Gray (2 letters)

AU PMB MS 1048-2d
Item
1892

Part of Journal and correspondence

Reel 2, Part I, Diary of Rev William Gray, 12 September 1891 - 31 December 1892

AU PMB MS 1046-05a
Item
12 September 1891 - 31 December 1892

Part of Diaries, correspondence and miscellaneous papers

'Imperial and Colonial Acts relating to the Recruiting etc of Pacific Island Labourers'

Part of Manuscripts, pamphlets and press cuttings relating to Rev. William Gray

Reel 2, Part I, Diary of Rev William Gray, 12 September 1891 - 31 July 1893

AU PMB MS 1046-05b
Item
12 September 1891 - 31 July 1893

Part of Diaries, correspondence and miscellaneous papers

Rev William Gray Letterbooks, 1893

AU PMB MS 1047-3c
Item
1893

Part of Journal, report and letterbook

'Queensland Kanaka Mission, Seventh Annual Report 1892- 93'

Part of Manuscripts, pamphlets and press cuttings relating to Rev. William Gray

Letters

AU PMB MS 197
Collection
1869 - 1893

The Rev. Peter Milne (1834-1924) was born in Scotland and went to the New Hebrides as a Presbyterian Missionary in 1869. After a brief stay on Erromanga, he established himself at Nguna on Efate, where he remained, except for short breaks, for the rest of his life.

There are 33 letters. The first four were written in New Zealand, and all but one of the rest from the New Hebrides - mainly Nguna.

Milne, Peter