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Minute books, visitor's book, ledgers, journal, rule book, cash payments books, miscellaneous papers and photographs.

Minute books, publication "100 Years of Golf 1895-1995", correspondence, cash book and profit and loss statements.
Also, minute book (1938-1949).

Speakers include RJ Harris, Mayor of Wagga Wagga, the Rev. Donald MacKenzie Baird, Minister of St Andrew's Church, Wagga Wagga, and the Right Reverend Norman Faichney, Moderator-General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia.

Minute books, register of members, visitor's books, appointment diary, general ledger, journals, certificates, building plans and applications, cash books and payroll book.

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

Souvenir programme of a performance of "Florodora" by the Wagga Wagga Choral Society.

Minutes of Education Commission, minutes of Superannuation Fund, financial records, trust deeds, publications.

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

President's reports, constitution, payments and receipts statement, record of draw for matches, handbook, programmes and publications, cuttings books, minutes, correspondence, information files and Wagga Commercial Club financial records and minutes.

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.

Minutes, attendance, correspondence, financial records, by-laws and rules, newsletters, press clippings, photographs, and badges.

Publicity Book

Correspondence re The Rock Subsidiary Hospital.

Midwifery registers, registers of surgical operations, report books, recovery dangerous drug book, registers of admissions and discharges, daily record of numbers book and photographs.

Hospitals Commission of NSW circulars, House Committee meetings, Board attendance book, Honorary Medical Officers register of visits, register of subscribers and list of life members.

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

Margaret Read's scrapbooks and folders of newspaper clippings, invitations, programmes and photographs relating (mostly) to the Wagga Wagga Art Society.

Minute book.

Minute book, accounts book, rules and fixture book, accounts, newspaper clippings, team sheets, Dutch Soccer Club "The Clogs" game summary book, photographs, souvenir programmes and miscellaneous items.

Ledger cards, subject files, correspondence, club plans and documents, police attendance book, cycling club minute book, annual meeting reports and balance sheet, minute book, diaries, correspondence book and subscribers book.

Letter from the Historical Society to the Riverina Archives explaining that the Rats of Tobruk Association has placed information in a time capsule to be opened in 2088 (The location of the capsule is unknown).

Accumulation of items donated by various families, businesses, community groups and individuals. It includes photographs, news clippings, correspondence, maps, photocopies of publications and archives, and ephemera.

Could be part of Item 164B.

Prescription books from an unknown Wagga Wagga pharmacy.

[Archivist's Note: These books may have belonged to Glazier's Pharmacy. Richard Lewis Glazier purchased FM Wood's Pharmacy in May 1916. He sold to his brother, Elwyn EL Glazier, 1936; Jim Glazier, son of Elwyn took over at a later date. The pharmacy was sold to, and amalgamated with Gissing's Pharmacy in the mid-1970s. Information from Peter Gissing, 2023.]

This collection is an accumulation of items donated to the Wagga Wagga and District Historical Society by various families, businesses, community groups and individuals. It includes War Service and Closer Settlement Maps, Randolph Caldecott Chromolithograph of 4 Watercolour Sketches, the Grand National Cricket Match 14-16th Jan 1857, and a Sketch on the Improvement of Sydney Cove 28 Dec 1832.

This collection is an accumulation of items donated to the Wagga Wagga and District Historical Society by various families, businesses, community groups and individuals. It includes the Wagga Wagga Public School, Wagga Wagga High School, Wagga Businesses, NSW Railways, NSW Police Department (Wagga Wagga Division and Narrandera and Griffith Division), David Copland and Co., CSU Regional Archives, Wagga Wagga Botanic Gardens, Lake Albert Common Trustees, Harding Family Collection, Janet V Buckeridge Collection, Telecommunications, Wagga Wagga Grammer School, Wagga Wagga School of Arts, Brendan and Iris Leahy Collection, Wagga Wagga City Council, Vincent Family, John Paynter, and miscellaneous photographs.

Minute books, ledgers, subject and correspondence files, material re Miss Wagga Wagga Quest and miscellaneous publications.

Miss Wagga Wagga Quest material, including entrants' books, correspondence, scrapbooks, publication "History of the Miss Wagga Wagga Quest", posters and photographs.

Journal, postage books, receipts, guest books, cash payments registers, private ledgers and membership receipt book.

Time book, examination book and students' register.

Plan of Sutherland building and plans of Wagga Experiment Farm.

Orchard books, notebooks and folder containing lecture notes on orcharding (1st-3rd years).

Subject files, cash books, ledgers, livestock register, transfer notebooks, audio visual material and photographs.

Student examination registers, letter books, register of applications for admission as students, cash book, sales book, registers of ministerial authorities, ledgers, individual voucher registers and register of crop variety trials.

Administrative and farming ledgers.

Records, photographs and negatives, lecture books, students register and work sheets.

Minute books and visitor's book.

Subject and correspondence files and office papers.

Visitors book, which includes official opening of Graham Block in 1958 and the 1973 visit of Mr Pai Hsiang-kuo [Bai Xiangguo], China's Minister of Foreign Trade.