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Arafura Research Archive 15-036 Harry Christian Giese ARAFURA RESEARCH ARCHIVE 15-036 HARRY CHRISTIAN GIESE COLLECTION ITEM LIST 15-036-001 Northern Territory Welfare Branch 1958-1972 15-036-001/1 Agenda Items and Decisions, Aboriginal Welfare Conference, July 1963 15-036-001/2 Welfare Branch Annual Report, 1958-59. Transcript 15-036-001/3 Welfare Branch Annual Report, 1959-60. Transcript 15-036-001/4 Welfare Branch Annual Report, 1960-61. Transcript 15-036-001/5 Welfare Branch Annual Report, 1962-63. Transcript 15-036-001/6 Welfare Branch Annual Report, 1971-72. Transcript 15-036-002 Aboriginal Affairs Welfare Branch 1963-1980 15-036-002/1 ‘Aboriginal Affairs’, memo calling for policy decision re continuation of Commonwealth Department of Aboriginal Affairs 15-036-002/2 Aboriginal Affairs 7 (March-April 1963) 15-036-002/3 H.C. Giese, ‘Partnership towards Aboriginal Progress’, March 1970. Photocopy of NTL NTC 305.89915 GIES 15-036-002/4 Aborigines Benefits Trust Fund: Advisory Committee – Northern Territory First Annual Report 1970 15-036-002/5 Aborigines Benefits Trust Fund – Third Annual Report 1972 15-036-002/6 The Advancement of Aborigines in the Northern Territory (Canberra: Department of the Interior, 1972) 15-036-002/7 Australian Aborigines: Commonwealth Policy and Achievements: Statement by the Prime Minister the Rt Hon. William McMahon, CH., MP, 26 January 1972 (Canberra, 1972) 15-036-002/8 Aboriginal Customary Law—Recognition?’ Law Reform Commission Discussion paper No. 17 (November 1980) 15-036-002/9 The New Liquor Legislation: what it means to you and your community (Darwin: NT Government, n.d.) 15-036-002/10 Northern Territory Aboriginal Land and Land under Claim. Map 15-036-002/11 Visiting Aboriginal Settlements in the 1950s-60s; H.C. Giese 5th from the left, group portrait, annotated with title 15-036-002/12 Harry Giese (1913-2000) with Welfare Branch staff, group portrait, annotated with title 15-036-002/13 List of Notes for lecture by Harry Giese: Annual Reports of the Welfare Branch, NT Administration and Commonwealth of Australia, n.d., annotated ARA 15-036 Harry Christian Giese Collection Page 1 15-036-002/14 Land and the Aborigines of the Northern Territory ([Canberra]: Department of the Interior, n.d.) 15-036-002/15 The Australian Aboriginals Reference Paper ([Canberra]: Australian Information Service, April 1973) 15-036-002/16 The Significance of Ayers Rock for Aborigines, foreword by Harry Giese, Director of Social Welfare, 19 April 1968 ([Darwin], 1968) 15-036-003 Missions in the Northern Territory 1961-1982 15-036-003/1 The Future of the Missions: A paper by the Minister for Territories (the Hon. Paul Hasluck, MP) presented to the Missions Conference, Darwin, 17 July 1961 15-036-003/2 Missions Administration Conference: Discussion on paper by Minister for Territories on ‘The Future of the Missions’, on 18 July 1961. 2 copies 15-036-003/3 The Future of Aboriginal Missions: A Statement issued by the Division of Mission of the Australian Council of Churches (Sydney: October 1967) 15-036-003/4 Catholic Church Centenary Darwin (August 1982) 15-036-003/5 Invitation from Darwin Catholic Church Centenary, Bishop O’Loughlin and the Darwin Catholic Community to Harry Giese and Nancy Giese to a Solemn Centenary Mass, 8 August 1982 15-036-003/6 Memorial Service for Rev Lazarus Lamilami, Uniting Church in Australia Northern Synod, 27 September 1977 15-036-004 Aboriginal arts and culture 1955-2001 15-036-004/1 Arts Council of Australia (NT Division) presents an Exhibition of Bagot Pottery and Bathurst Island Crafts, 10-15 August 1967. Catalogue. Mould and insect damage to cover 15-036-004/2 Penelope J. Collet, ‘Michael Cardew - His Influences in Australia’ (La Trobe University, Bendigo). Conference paper presented at the Michael Cardew Centenary Symposium, University of Wales, Aberystwyth 27-28 June 2001 15-036-004/3 Tiwi Pottery, Bathurst Island: an exhibition at Aladdin Gallery opened by Dr H.C. Coombs, 11 March 1977. Catalogue 15-036-004/4 Eleanor Crosby, Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, to Harry Giese, note with photographs of three Maningrida carvings which were donated (with much other material) to the Museum by Harry Giese. Prints annotated on rear. Letter and prints have slight insect damage 15-036-004/5 Louis A. Allen, Australian Aboriginal Art: Arnhem Land (Field Museum, Chicago, IL, 1972) 15-036-004/6 Aboriginal Art and Craft: Kupka’s Collection of Arnhem Land and surrounding areas. 4- 14 December 1956. Bissieta Gallary, Sydney. Promotional flier 15-036-004/7 Christmas card, Dante Alighieri Society (un-used), illustration by Mick Magani 15-036-004/8 Josef Brinke, A Znali Kamen (Czech, trans: ‘And They Know Only Stone’) (Vydavatelstvi A Nakladatelstvi Novinar – Praha, 1971), signed by the author; note tipped-in, E. Brandl to Harry Giese, 26 September 1973; off-print tipped-in, Josef Brinke, ‘The Expedition of Czech Scientists to Australia’, Acta Universitatis Carolinae Geographica 2/1970: 93-101 15-036-004/9 The Central Australian Aboriginal Reserves, n.d. 15-036-004/10 Mervyn Meggitt, ‘Djanba among the Walbiri, Central Australia’, Anthropos 50 (1955): 375-403. Offprint ARA 15-036 Harry Christian Giese Collection Page 2 15-036-004/11 AGPS monthly catalogue (May 1986): 3-4. Includes ‘Book of the Month: Kakadu: A world heritage of unsurpassed beauty.’ 15-036-005 Aboriginal Theatre Foundation 1963-1983 15-036-005/1 Aboriginal Theatre Foundation, notes on its history 15-036-005/2 ‘Aboriginal Theatre’, Sydney Morning Herald, 6/12/63 15-036-005/3 ‘Elizabethan: Aboriginal Theatre: An insight into native world’, Telegraph (Sydney), 6/12/63 15-036-005/4 E.C. Evans, ‘Aboriginal Theatre’, Australian Territories Journal (1964): 18-30. Evans was the Chief Welfare Officer, N.T. Administration 15-036-005/5 President’s Report, 1969-1971, Aboriginal Theatre Foundation Incorporated 15-036-005/6 President’s Report, 24 September 1973, Aboriginal Theatre Foundation Incorporated 15-036-005/7 President’s Report, 30 September 1974, Aboriginal Theatre Foundation Incorporated 15-036-005/8 President’s Report, 30 September 1975, Aboriginal Cultural Foundation Inc. 15-036-005/9 John von Sturmer, ‘The Preservation of Traditional Aboriginal Dance and Song’. Seminar paper, 22 May 1973 15-036-005/10 Gregson Edwards, ‘Dancing for the Future’, Northern Territory Affairs 2 (January 1971): 14-16 15-036-005/11 ‘Some international events which the ACF has organised and carried out with tribal Aboriginal participation, 1972-1983’. Photocopy with accompanying compliments slip signed ‘Lance’ 15-036-006 Aboriginal affairs, published sources, Geoffrey Partington, Hasluck Versus Coombs (Sydney: Quakers Hill Press, 1996) 15-036-007 Diana Giese, A Better Place to Live: Making The Top End A New Kind Of Community (West Lakes, SA: Freshwater Bay Press, 2009) 15-036-008 Reviews of Diana Giese, A Better Place to Live (2009) 15-036-008/1 Christopher Pearson, ‘Fresh look defies norms’, The Australian, 23/5/09 15-036-008/2 Peter Ryan, ‘How the Territory Found its Feet’, Quadrant, 53/7-8 (2009) 15-036-009 Aboriginal education, from 1950s, H.C. Giese, ‘A Brief Study of Aboriginal Education in the Northern Territory with Some Thoughts on Future Development in this Field’, Centre For Research into Aboriginal Affairs: Research Seminar on Education for Aborigines, Monash University, 14-16 August 1967 15-036-010 Kormilda College 1968-1977 15-036-010/1 ‘A name lives on in the NT’, Sun (Melbourne), 12 November 1969 15-036-010/2 Kormilda College Year Book 1968 15-036-010/3 Kormilda College Year Book 1969 15-036-010/4 Kormilda College Year Book 1970 ARA 15-036 Harry Christian Giese Collection Page 3 15-036-010/5 Kormilda College Year Book 1971 15-036-010/6 Kormilda College 1974 15-036-010/7 Kormilda College 1976 15-036-010/8 Kormilda ‘77 15-036-011 Kormilda College 1967-1994 15-036-011/1 Kormilda College – Towards Tomorrow, Building Appeal Newsletter 4, December 1994 15-036-011/2 Principal Reflections—Kormilda College, 1967-82 15-036-012 Dhupuma College 1974-1977 15-036-012/1 Dhupuma College Year Book 1974 15-036-012/2 Dhupuma College Year Book 1975 15-036-012/3 Dhupuma College Year Book 1977 15-036-013 Yirara Residential College 1971-1981 15-036-013/1 Report relating to the proposed construction of Yirara Residential College for Aboriginal Students, Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Parliamentary Committee on Public Works, 1971 15-036-013/2 Mulapa Yirara Year Book, 1973-74 15-036-013/3 Mulapa 1979: Yirara College Year Book 15-036-013/4 TJARU, 1981 (Yirara College) 15-036-013/5 Yirara Newsletter, November 1981 15-036-014 Manual Arts 1972: Special Schools Curriculum, Aboriginal Education Branch, Welfare Division, Northern Territory Administration 15-036-015 Mitsuru [Mike] Shimpo, ‘The Social Process of Aboriginal Education in the Northern Territory’, PhD thesis, University of Waterloo, Canada, August 1978 15-036-016 Mike Shimpo, Correspondence, 1979-1980 15-036-016/1 Mike Shimpo to Harry Giese, 3 December 1979 15-036-016/2 Grace Lifu to Mike Shimpo, 14 December 1979 15-036-016/3 Harry Giese to Mike Shimpo, St Jerome’s College, University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, 17 January 1980 15-036-017 Development of Tertiary Education in the Northern Territory 15-036-017/1 ‘Proposed Development of the University Sector in the Northern Territory by means of a University Centre and a University College’, 3 July 1985 15-036-017/2 University of the Northern Territory Planning Authority, March 1981. Pamphlet 15-036-017/3 Northern Territory of Australia: Northern Territory University Act 1988 15-036-017/4 Ted Milliken, Darwin Community College, to Harry Giese, 2 September 1977 ARA 15-036 Harry Christian Giese Collection Page 4 15-036-017/5 The Future of Education: A Plan for Australia, Australian Council for Educational Research, 1943.
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