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Personal papers.

Minute books, cash payments and receipt book, balance sheets and council roll, letter book, correspondence, attendance books and publications.

Ledgers, photograph album, share certificate issue register, photographs, stock inventory.

Annual returns, card index to Fixation of Board officers, correspondence, minutes, registered subject files, unregistered subject files, results of analysis files and survey of forensic pathology facilities in NSW.

Subject files relating to the Wagga Wagga Teachers' College and the beginnings of the Riverina College of Advanced Education.

File containing letters of congratulation relating to holding the portfolio of Minister of Agriculture for ten years, report, newspaper cuttings books and typescript entitled "The Honourable Edgar Hugh Graham, Minister for Agriculture and Food Production".

Maps, plans, overlays, data and other papers relating to Wagga Wagga and the surrounding district.

Class rolls, examination books, newsletters, publications, subject files, visiting clergy books, visitors' book.

Correspondence, financial records, minutes, newspaper cuttings and newspaper cuttings book, constitution, minute books, reports and cash book.

Two aerial photographs of the RAAF Hospital No. 1 at Wagga Wagga from the north and south; photograph of teaching students outside the Administration Building at the Wagga Wagga Teachers' College.

Publicity Book

Minute book.

"James Papworth" and "Brooke Smith" files, correspondence, minutes, financial statements, report from the Committee of Review on the closure of Tatton Public School, the P&C submission to the Committee of Review, and newspaper clippings.

Minute books, correspondence, account book, treasurer's report book, guidebooks, annual report of P & C federations, report on the community and schools, P & C handbook and publication re education for special children.

Research papers, notes, subject files and maps.

Correspondence, subject files, memoranda, Higher Education material, research data, Faculty publications, submitted papers, VHS tape.

Cereal breading record books.

Minute book, correspondence, constitution, banners and assorted ephemera.

Electoral Office files from Griffith and Wagga Wagga.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Correspondence, reports, research papers, source files, subject files, draft manuscripts and notes, manuscripts, and published works ("Murrumbidgee Memories and Riverina Reminiscences" published 1985 and "An Australian Girl in Germany" re-published 1987).

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Subject files.

Reports and papers.

Correspondence and subject files, minutes and publications.

Subject files re movement and comparisons of "food prices".

Parish, village and town maps.

Copies of newspaper clippings relating to St Michael's Cathedral, Wagga Wagga; "If These Stones Could Speak", a script written by Anita Buswell for Pageant to celebrate 100 years of St Michael's Cathedral (produced by Don Hillam and performed by St Michael's High School students on 30 October and 1 November 1987 in the grounds of St Joseph's Primary School).

Enrolment and student records, administration and subject files, staff and personnel records, accounts, publications, photographs and memorabilia.

Newspaper cuttings books, minute books, cash payments and receipts book, members index and annual fees book and miscellaneous papers.

Rate books, valuation and rate books, valuation books, summary of rate and valuation books, arrears of general rate books, water rate book, valuation and rate notice books, account ledgers, Valuer General valuation list books and letter register.

Secretary's papers.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Ledgers, financial records, and correspondence relating to Murraguldrie, Toonga and other Parramore properties; Cattle judging records; Caulfield Grammer Sport Programme; a stock notebook of W. T. Parramore (at Throwley Hall stock sale, England, 1877).

Charge books, warrant books and charge index books.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Xerox photographs of delegates of Riverina New State League Conference at Wagga Wagga on 10 October 1923 and of the opening of additions to new wool stores of Farmers and Graziers' Co-operative Company at Albury on 19 October 1933.

Photographs, scrap book, badges, reports, memorabilia, list of ex-students, publications and manuscript of "Quick Brown Foxes".

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Constitution and rules, minute books, financial membership books, cash payment and receipt books, treasurer's diaries, audited accounts, correspondence, newspaper cuttings, ephemera, photographs, Ladies Auxiliary minute books and correspondence and plans.

Correspondence and subject files, publications and flags.

Xerox copies of minutes of Board of Trustees, correspondence, and transfer files.

Minute book, correspondence from headquarters, and general correspondence.

Administrative files relating to individual Crown Land portions.

Correspondence, reports, financial statements, expenditure journals, finance committee minutes, minutes books and meeting attendance books.

Planning and development, plans and statistics, surgical and medical procedures, by-laws and rules, Nurses Education Board of NSW; guides and brochures; histories, press clippings, newsletters, photographs

Photograph albums of Brunskill family properties "Allonby," "Old Borambola," "Pinnacle," North Berembed" and "Monavale"; also includes Kendall Family (The Rock), Milne Family, Lyons Family, Bennett Family, McIntosh Family, Strong Family and Beddome Family, and includes trips to Leeton, Tasmania, Kosciusko, Yarrangobilly, Bega, Mt Buffalo, Singapore, England, Wagga Wagga and World War One. Other properties included: "Sackville," Edenville," Braehour," Deletroy," and "Dunlop."