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UQFL44 Sir Raphael Cilento Collection
Size 40 boxes, 2 parcels
Contents Personal and professional papers, including biographical material and family history, official correspondence 1927 to 1932, personal and professional correspondence 1932 to 1972, diaries 1913 to 1971, manuscripts, public lectures, radio scripts, reports, reprints, files relating to his service with UNRAA and United Nations, photographs. Interests include the Royal Historical Society of Queensland, National Trust of Australia and Australian League of Rights.
Date range 1913 to [198-]
Biography Sir Raphael Cilento was born in 1893 in Jamestown, South Australia. In 1918 he graduated from Adelaide Medical School and became a medical officer for the Australian Army in New Guinea. In 1922 he became Director of the Australian Institute of Tropical Medicine in Townsville. In 1924 he became Director of Health and Quarantine Services in New Guinea. From 1928 to 1933 he was Director of Commonwealth Division of Tropical Hygiene. From 1934 to 1945 he was Director General of Health and Medical Services, Queensland. In 1935 he was made a Knight Bachelor. From 1937 to 1945 he was Hon. Professor Social and Tropical Medicine, University of Queensland. He was admitted to the Bar in Queensland in 1939 and in 1945 he became chief medical officer for UNRAA in Germany. From 1945 to 1946 he was Director, Division of Refugees and Displaced Persons, United Nations. He returned to Australia in 1951. From 1953 to 1968 he was President of the Royal Historical Society, Queensland, and from 1966 to 1970 was President of the National Trust of Queensland. He died in 1985.
Notes Open access This collection may contain culturally sensitive words or descriptions, some of which might not normally be used in certain public or community contexts. Part of the collection was rehoused in 2014 and box numbers were reallocated. Refer to the chart at the end of this listing to convert old box numbers to new numbers.
Box 1 1 Interview between Sir Raphael Cilento and Mel Pratt recorded as part of the oral history program of the National Library of Australia 7 Mar 1971 2 My work as Queensland Director-General of Health and Medical Services, dictated 6 Oct 1971 3 Synopsis of his planned, unfinished autobiography, with chapter summaries to chapter17, and further material not divided
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4 The World, My Oyster, an autobiography, 1972 [3 folders marked A – C], first 12 chapters only 4d Contains letters, photographs, newspaper clippings relating to Harold Hinton’s artwork. Material collected by Mrs Mcglew who was Lady Cilento’s mother. Harold Hinton was Lady Cilento’s godfather.
Box 2 5 [Cilento Medal:] a file of correspondence, press clippings, etc. 1935 to 1943, and 3 letters 1971, 1 letter 1972 regarding selection of medal winners, citations, presentation, Anne Mackenzie Oration ceremonies, etc 6 [Correspondence:] 26 Nov 1931 to 29 July 1932, with members of Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science, regarding Sydney meeting of ANZAAS, Aug 1932. Also with Commonwealth Director-General of Health, J H L Cumpston 7 [Correspondence:] National Trust of Queensland, 4 Jan 1965 to 3 Feb 1974. Chronological file of incoming and outgoing correspondence, mainly dealing with bi- centenary celebrations Folder labelled Captain Cook Museum Brochure, on the biography of Captain Cook
Box 3 8 [Official correspondence:] 14 May 1927 to 21 Jun 1930, Investigation into possible connection between human and rat leprosy; File of correspondence, memoranda, case histories and reports between R W Cilento, Director of Division of Tropical Hygiene, Queensland, J H L Cumpston, Director-General of Health, Canberra, Edgar A North, Medical Officer in Charge, Commonwealth Health Laboratory Rockhampton, and others 9 [Official correspondence:] Apr 1931 to Jun 1932; Filariasis investigation in Queensland, correspondence, memoranda, laboratory returns, case histories etc, relating to the incidence of malaria in North Queensland 10 [Official correspondence:] 19 Feb 1927 to 30 Oct 1932; Official reports on tours of inspection; Feb 1927 New Guinea tour per M V Boina; 31 Aug 1931 visit to Peel Island leprosarium; 25 Sept 1931 tour to Innisfail, Ingham and Townsville to make a medical survey for the Chief Protector of Aboriginals; 30 Oct 1932 inspection of leper settlements on Palm Island and at Innisfail
Box 4 11 [Correspondence:] personal and professional; Outgoing correspondence, 21 Apr 1932 to 1972, in chronological sequence
Box 5 11/ A – H [Incoming correspondence:] in alphabetical sequence by sender ______
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Box 6 11/I – P [Incoming correspondence:] in alphabetical sequence by sender
Box 7 11/Q – Z [Incoming correspondence:] in alphabetical sequence by sender
Box 8 12 [Correspondence - political:] Federal election 1955; Letters, press releases, radio scripts and other material relating to his election campaign in which he opposed Sir Arthur Fadden for the seat of Macpherson 15 [Seminar:] United Nations Social Welfare Seminar, for the Arab state, Egypt 1950, Includes suggested organisation, record of planning committee’s findings, working papers, recommendations, and related correspondence
Boxes 9 and 10 13 [Correspondence:] United Nations, Mar 1948 to Dec 1949 14 [Correspondence– official:] 1949 to 1950, official files of correspondence, memoranda etc., of Social Welfare Seminar for Arab States of the Middle East, includes papers concerning Malaria and Tuberculosis
Box 11 16 [Diary:] Sep 1913 to Oct 1914, written as a student in Adelaide; includes some press clippings 17 [Diary:] 18 Dec 1918 to 26 Apr 1919, of a trip to New Guinea, written to his wife 18 [Diary:] 20 Feb to 10 Mar 1919, Sepik River expedition 19 [Diary:] 20 Feb 1927 to 27 Feb 1927, of a patrol tour undertaken as Director of Public Health, New Guinea 20 [Diary letters:], 21 Oct to 2 Dec 1928, to his wife describing a tour made with Dr Paul Hermant for the League of Nations to report on health conditions in the South Pacific, [first few entries written in Canberra, then Fiji, Noumea and Loyalty Islands] 21 [Diary letters:] [32] 26 Jun 1929 to 27 May 1934, to his wife Phyllis Cilento, describing his tours of northern Queensland 1929 and 1933, visit to Sydney 1932, Cooktown 1933, Canberra, 1934 22 [Diary letters], 18 Oct 1932 to 28 Oct 1932, to Phyllis Cilento describing a tour of inspection to North Queensland, including Palm Island, Innisfail and Lucinda 23 [Diary:] Jul to Aug 1933, Brisbane to Darwin and return, on tour of inspection; Oct - Nov 1933, to Cape York Peninsula, the latter diary includes pages of brief clinical
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observations of Australian Aborigines, giving European and tribal names, includes notes regarding Sister Kenny 24 [Diary:] 15 Mar 1934 to Aug 1942, 1934 entries are brief notes of proposed activities [most entries cancelled]; July 1942 visit to New Guinea; Aug 1942 visit to Cloncurry, Mt. Isa, Northern Territory, and Townsville. 25 [Diary:] Feb to Mar 1935, of tour of inspection including Cherbourg, Ingham and Townsville; Diary 26 Jun to 29 Jul 1937, of a trip to New Guinea, describes effects of volcanic eruption on Vulcan Island, physical and psychological, conditions generally in the area. Diary ends at Samarai
Box 12 26 [Diary:] 1 to 16 May 1945, describing his appointment to the staff of U N R R A, trip to and first days in Egypt, includes itinerary and comments 27 [Diary:] 21 Feb 1950, of a trip through France and Italy; Oct 1953 to 15 Feb 1954, medical reports written on board M V Cymric and S S Suevic, while acting as ship’s surgeon 28 [Diary:] May to Jun 1952, brief travel diary of trip including San Francisco, London and Italy 29 [Diary:] Jan to Dec 1953, engagement diary 30 [Diary:] Oct to Nov 1962 of a trip to the Far East – Hong Kong, Tokyo, Taipei, Thailand, Malaya 31 [Diary:] May to Aug 1966, a quick look at the hot spots of the African and Asian areas 32 [Diary:] Jan to Dec 1968, engagement diary 33 [Diary:] 25 May to 2 June 1970 of a visit to Cooktown, Cairns and Mackay 34 [Dairy:] 1 to 11 July 1971, of a trip to Cooktown to inspect the Cooktown Historical Museum for the National Trust
Box 13 35 Cilento Family Family histories of Cilento and West Families; includes genealogical trees and descriptions of Cilento, near Naples, where his family originated 36 [MISSING:] Collection of press clippings relating to the Cilento family in South Australia, includes large number of concert programmes in which Cilento children R W Cilento and his sisters performed 37 [Manuscript:] A medico of Melanesia, 1928 38 Address given 26 July 1961 at a meeting convened to form the Queensland Cultural Centre Association, in the Assembly Hall, YMCA Brisbane 39 Cilento, Diane [Press clippings:] Diane Cilento’s acting career, relationship with Sean Connery, Lady Cilento, and Ruth Cilento
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40 [Personal papers:] including accounts and domestic correspondence, letters from members of his family, press clippings relating to his children 41 [Invitations:] social invitations, invitations to lecture
Box 14 42 [A, C, D] [Manuscript:] All tempests to endure, 1961 43 [Manuscript:] Anzus or Branzus, an analysis of the Pacific Pact and of the exclusion of Great Britain from the Pacific Pact, [1952] 44 [Manuscript:] Assassination of Count Bernadotte, Part of transcript of tape recording made for Fryer Library, Aug 1974 45 [Manuscript:] Australia’s heritage, health and building in tropical Australia themes, [19??] 46 [Manuscript:] The Black war in Queensland, features the Darling Downs, South Burnett and North West Queensland, contains information on Native police [19??] 47a [Manuscript:] Captain Walker’s marathon [including the story of the wreck of the Thomas King in 1852 and the subsequent establishment in Australia of one branch of the Walker family] compiled from the original records, 1969 47b [Manuscript:] Captain Walker’s marathon, background research material, notes etc, including photocopies of original correspondence and reports held in the J S Battye Library, Western Australia
Box 15 48 [Manuscript:] The case of the nine Russian, doctors, commentary specially written for the Brisbane Telegraph, 1948. 49 [Manuscript:] Chinese interests in Queensland, [19??] 50 [A – C] [Manuscript:] The convicts and the Captain’s lady, a novel, Brisbane, 1961
Box 16 51 [Manuscript:] Epidemiological and tropical aspects of military medicine, postgraduate course, Queensland, 18 Oct 1940 52 [Manuscript:] Food conscious or fad conscious, [193?] 53 [Manuscript:] foreword to Looking back along Fassifern Valley, by Harry Puglsey [published by author 1975] 54 [Manuscript:] Hookworm disease and hookworm control, a pamphlet for the use of officers engaged in hookworm control, Brisbane, Oct 1929 55 [Manuscript:] Indians in Queensland, [19??] 56 [Manuscript:] It’s up to every one of us, election statement, 1975 57 [Manuscript:] Kanaka labour in Queensland, [19??]
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58 [Manuscript:] Medical and legal services for industrial firms, [a prospectus], n.d. 59 [Manuscript:] The medical cycle in history, medical students lunch hour address 22 Jun 1939 60 [Manuscript:] New Italy, prepared for the Australian Encyclopaedia, [195?] 61 [Manuscript:] Notes on bacteriology and anatomy, 1916 62 [Manuscript:] Notes on health in Australia, [19??] 63 [Manuscript:] Notes on volcanic eruption in New Guinea and malaria control and preventative measures in Rabaul; includes section on historical approaches to malaria [1937] 64 [Manuscript:] The nursing of malaria and Blackwater fever, two versions of lecture notes on the treatment of fevers 65 [Manuscript:] Origin of the museum buildings, Cooktown, 1886-1889 66 [Manuscript:] The peanut as a food, 193? 67 [Manuscript:] [Public health] four articles or lectures, undated, dealing with aspects of public health and the provision of medical services, [193?] 68 [Manuscript:] Queensland Aboriginal Tribes, 1959? mainly North West Queensland to Rockhampton, includes information on property marks and message sticks 69 [Manuscript:] The saga of the Sisters of Mercy in North Queensland, collated by Sir Raphael Cilento from the records of the Sisterhood at the Convent of Mercy at Mt St Bernard, Herberton, North Queensland, 1971 70 [Manuscript:] The State, the public and the medical profession, address prepared for the inaugural session of the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia, Hobart, 2 Feb 1937
Box 17 71 [Public lecture], Art and the community, [19??] 72 [Public lecture:] Australian Chemical Institute, speech proposing the toast at a dinner, 15 Sept 1938 73 [Public lecture:] Auto-genocide and synthetic man, an address to the combined Medical and Legal Association of the Hunter River Valley, Cessnock, 11 Mar 1966 74 [Public lectures:] Brave new world of tomorrow, address at the Apprentice of the Year Scholarship Dinner, Adelaide, 2 Aug 1960 75 [Public lecture:] Clem Llewellyn Lack – irrepressible pioneer in journalism in Queensland, second annual memorial oration, delivered at Newstead House, 29 Mar 1974 76 [Public lecture:] Dairying in the age of anxiety, address given at the annual meeting of the Australian Institute of Dairy Factory Managers and Secretaries, Southern Cross Hotel, 28 April 1965 77 [Public lecture:] The difficult economics of nutrition, address given to Australian Chemical Institute, 18 Nov 1937
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78 [Public lecture:] Francis E Birtles, overlander and writer, address to Goulburn and District Historical Society, 27 Aug 1973 79 [Public lecture:] Good health and good cooking, address given at Warwick, 9 Nov 1939 80 [Public lecture:] Historical parallels, address read to the Thirty Club in the absence of Sir Raphael Cilento on 9 June 1936 81 [Public lecture:] Malaya, address delivered to the Constitutional Club, 13 Nov 1941 82 [Public lecture:] Medical and legal aspects of drunkenness in relation to drivers of vehicles, Lecture no1, delivered to Medico-Legal Society of Queensland, 23 July 1952 83 [Public lecture:] Nutrition and numbers, the Livingstone Lectures, delivered at Camden College, University of Sydney, 1936; also includes background research material including lengthy extracts from previously published work by other authors 84 [A – B] [Public lecture:] The predictable periodic revolts of youth, an address delivered before the Royal Historical Society of Queensland, 23 July 1970 85 [Public lecture:] The problem of leprosy in Australia, address delivered to the Constitutional Club, 30 Mar 1939 86 [Public lecture:] Problems in the integration of Stone Age man, lunchtime address, 10 Oct 1972 87 [Public lecture:] Recent development in nutrition, [193?] 88 [Public lecture:] Recent race impacts in terms of disease, Jackson lecture, Aug 1933, Synopsis and notes 89 [Public lecture:] The social aspects of any refugee problem, basic lecture and background paper prepared for UN Social Welfare Seminar for the Arab State in the Middle East, 15 Aug 1949, Beirut 90 [Public lecture:] Speech delivered at an annual meeting of the Crèche and Kindergarten Association of Queensland, [193?] 91 [Public lecture:] Some common and valuable foods, address given at Warwick, 9 Nov 1939 92 [Public lecture:] The versatility of the medical pioneer, The Elkington oration, delivered to the Queensland Society of Health, 12 Aug 1959 93 New Settlers’ League, Queensland [Public lecture:] Annual meeting, 11-14 Oct 1935, Brisbane, opening address by Sir Raphael Cilento
Box 18 94 [Radio script:] Australia looks at the world, 6 Jan 1963 95 [Radio script:] The conquest of disease in Malaya, Radio broadcast, 21 Nov 1941 96 [Radio script:] Design in men’s clothes, discussion broadcast on 4QR, between Sir Raphael Cilento and H F Y Marshall 5 May 1941 97 [Radio script:] The detective story in real life, Radio broadcast on 4QR, 19 Dec 1941 ______
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98 [Radio script:] Ills and thrills, a series of six broadcasts given over Station 4QR Brisbane, Mar-May 1941; also includes letter from Sir Raphael to Manager, ABC outlining his proposed topics, 14 Jan 1941 99 [Radio script:] Is United Nations worthwhile? Nation’s Forum of the Air debate, 3 Dec 1952 100 [Radio script:] News commentary with special reference to Egypt, the Suez Canal Zone and the Sudan, 4QR, 18 Jan 1953 101 [Radio script:] Notes on the news, two broadcast news commentaries given over Station 4QR Brisbane, one dealing with the controversy with the Philippines over the formation of Malaysia, the other discussing the Hong Kong crisis over the refugee problem, 1962 102 [Radio script:] Physical education, a national duty, radio broadcast on 4QR, 2 Sept 1940 103 [Radio script:] The rights and wrongs of food fads, talk broadcast on 4QR, 24 Mar 1937 104 [Radio script:] Trouble-shooter, anonymous TV broadcast series, BTQ7, 1965 105 [Radio script:] Yellow fever, radio broadcast, 4QR, 3 Mar 1938 106 Australian Broadcasting Commission [Radio script:] Nation’s forum of the air discussion, Must the world starve? 12 Dec 1951 107 [Manuscript:] Escape from UN – reality [19??] 108 [Report:] evidence given before the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Social Security at Sydney, 15 Dec 1942 109 [Report - poliomyelitis:] Report of the methods and results of the clinic at Townsville, presented to the Hon E M Hanlon, Home Secretary, [1933] [Report - poliomyelitis:] Report on Sister E Kenny’s after-treatment of cases of paralysis following poliomyelitis, n.d. [Report - poliomyelitis:], Report on the muscle re-education clinic, Townsville (Sister E Kenny) and its work, 1934 Queensland Royal Commission on the Investigation of Paralysis, 1936 [Correspondence:] 8 April 1935 - 27 May 1936 relating to this commission held by Dr Raphael Cilento 110 [Diary:] Report of tour of inspection of collieries in New South Wales and Victoria by an investigating medical committee, 5 - 25 Mar 1945 111 [Report:] Report on the medical significance of the recent eruption in Blanch Bay, Territory of New Guinea, Rabaul, July 1937 112 Hermant, Paul [Report:] Report of the Health Mission to the Pacific of the League of Nations, by Dr P Hermant and Dr R W Cilento Oct 1928 – April 1929
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Box 19 113 [Reprints:] Australia’s orientation, reprinted from Health Bulletin, Dept of Public Health, Vic, July-Dec 1933 114 [Reprints:] The conquest of climate, the Anne Mackenzie Oration, delivered by Dr R W Cilento at the Institute of Anatomy, Canberra, 1 Mar 1933; reprinted from The Medical Journal of Australia, 8 April 1933 115 [Reprints:] Diet and nutrition in Northern Melanesia, reprinted from Supplement to The Medical Journal of Australia, 10 Sept 1928 116 [Reprints:] Food deficiencies in the Territory of New Guinea [reprinted from The Medical Journal of Australia,] 4 Sept 1926 117 [Reprints:] The future of tropical settlement, extracted from unidentified publication, [1929/30?] 118 [Reprints:] Health and medical services for the Southwest Pacific, extracted from Proceedings of International Congresses on Tropical Medicine and Malaria, Washington, 1948 119 [Reprints:] The Hospitaller in history, the second Herbert Maitland oration, reprinted from The Journal of the Old Sydney Hospitallers’ Club, Dec 1937 120 [Reprint:] Leprosy in Queensland, extracted from International Journal of Leprosy, 1939 121 [Reprint:] Malaria in Australia, reprinted from The Medical Journal of Australia, 1 Mar 1930 122 [Reprint:] Modern government and community health, an address delivered at the annual dinner of the Pharmaceutical Society of Queensland on July 5 1939, extracted from The Australasian Journal of Pharmacy 31 July 1939 123 [Reprint:] ‘Observations on a series of artificially distorted skulls,’ extracted from Records of the South Australian Museum, 1920/21 124 [Reprint:] Observations on the white working population of tropical Queensland, extracts from Health, Jan and Mar 1926 125 [Reprint:] Paragonimiasis, its first recorded occurrence in the Territory of New Guinea, reprinted from The Medical Journal of Australia, Jan 15 1927 126 [Reprint:] Rat bite fever in New Guinea, reprinted from The Medical Journal of Australia, 6 Aug 1927 127 [Reprint:] Rejoinder to Professor Huntington, extracted from Economic Record, 1930 128 [Reprint:] Salaried State Medical Service, Reprinted from the Medical Journal of Australia, 28 Mar 1942 129 [Reprint:] Sir Joseph Banks, F R S, and the naming of the kangaroo, reprinted from Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London, Vol 26, 2 Dec 1971 130 [Reprint:] Some medical aspects of racial resistance the Jackson lecture delivered at Brisbane on 1 Sept 1933, extracted from The Medical Journal of Australia, 14 Oct 1933
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131 [Reprint:] Some problems of racial pressure in the Pacific, reprinted from the Supplement to the British Medical Journal, 1 Feb 1936 132 [Reprint:] An open letter to medical men, 1937 133 [U N R R A:] administrative files relating to R W Cilento’s period of service as Director of the British Zone of U N R R A in Germany; includes memoranda, directives, some correspondence, personnel returns, Aug 1945-May 1946 134 Testimonials supplied [see Box 20/142]
Box 20 135 Cilento, Phyllis Dorothy, Lady Balilla organization, 1937 136 Cilento, Phyllis Dorothy, Lady [Diary:] New York and after, 1948-1950 [cover title], 3 Sept 1948 – 13 Nov 1948, from New York, diary letters to Sir Raphael Cilento; Feb-Mar 1950, trip through France, Switzerland and Italy made with Sir Raphael, Anne Ross and Alan Martin 137 Cilento, Phyllis Dorothy, Lady The mother and the child in the tropics of the Austral-Pacific zone, by Phyllis D Cilento and R W Cilento, [19??] 138 Cilento, Phyllis Dorothy, Lady Queens of England’s Edwards, [19??] 139 Cilento, Phyllis Dorothy, Lady [Public lecture:] Talk to Ladies’ Luncheon, Italian Committee of Coordination, Melbourne, 6 June 1975 140 Cilento, Raphael Ambrose [Diary:] Trip from South Australia to England and Europe, which includes accounts of visits to the Cilento country near Naples, and description of the coronation procession of King Edward VII, April-Oct 1902 141 Cilento, Raphael Ambrose [Family letters:] Letter book-containing copies of letters to and from members of his father, Salvador Cilento’s family in Italy and America, 1877-1895 142 Cilento, Raphael Ambrose Testimonials and references 1897-1924 to his work in the Railways Dept, South Australia; 1908 on transfer from Jamestown; 1916 applying for transfer from Terowie; Also biographical notes as candidate for State elections 1943. Includes copies of South Australian Railways Officers magazine, Vol 11,1 1916 and June 1923 142a Election campaign material, 1941
Box 21 143 Boyd, Stanley Half our illness is preventable, Gnowangerup, Western Australia, Jan 1944
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144 Bradbury, George D Report on the Aboriginal settlements at Palm Island, Cherbourg and Woorabinda, and Aboriginal missions at Yarrabah and Mona Mona, April 1932 145 Confraternity of the Kingdom of Christ An abbreviated catalogue, a collection of antiquities held by the Confraternity of the Kingdom of Christ, Queensland, 1972; also contains minutes of meetings 1973 Scott (W D) & Company Pty. Ltd. Correspondence and minutes regarding Confraternity of the Kingdom of Christ and the project to make their collection of antiquities, known as St. Michael’s Treasure, available to the public, with government assistance, May-Oct 1973 146 Fellowship of First Fleeters (QLD division) List of members as at, 25 Aug 1969 147 Hunt, Thomas A Short history of Cooktown, [1969] 148 Joyce, Roger Bilbrough Reader’s report on The convicts and the Captain’s lady, and Captain Walker’s marathon, novels by Sir Raphael Cilento, q v 1975 149 Lack, Clem [Press clippings], Gallery notes, by Cynicus, press clippings from the Courier-Mail, Brisbane, 1937-1940 150 Laurie, A The Black War in Queensland, compiled by A Laurie, n.d. 151 McKeon, Mrs G Y Mosquitoes and their control, malarial infection, notes taken from lectures by Sir Raphael Cilento, 1922 152 Meston, L A Recent advances in nutrition, 1938 153 Robertson, W H Report to the Premier (W Forgan Smith Esq) upon proposed establishment of a Faculty of Medicine and a Faculty of Veterinary Science within the University of Queensland, June 1935 154 Stephens, S E [Manuscript:] National Trust of Queensland - The tragic story of Mrs Watson of Lizard Island, [killed by an Aboriginal attack] [1970?] 155 Turner, A J Papers by A Jefferis Turner, collected by Sir Raphael Cilento; extracts from professional papers dealing with parasitic anaemia and lead poisoning in children in Queensland, 1892-1922 156 Walker, James Henry The Wreck, The Rescue And The Massacre, an account of the loss of the barque Thomas King on Cato’s Reef, New Holland, in April 1852; edited by the Rev Joseph Binns of the Wesleyan Thames Mission, 1853
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157 [Missing:] Collection of papers [much of this material was salvaged after the Brisbane floods of 1974, and correspondence files are incomplete; photographs from this collection are listed separately] 157 [Missing] Collection of papers, personal and professional, including biographical material and family history, official correspondence 1927-1932, personal and professional correspondence 1932-1972, dairies 1913-1971, manuscripts, public lectures, radio scripts, reports, reprints, files relating to his service with UNRRA and United Nation; Interests include Royal Historical Society of Queensland, and National Trust of Australia 157 Fletcher, Enid, Lady Three Pioneers of the Black Soil Plains of the Darling Downs, 2 copies, n.d. 158 [Public lecture:] Address delivered by Raphael Cilento at the Public Health nurses meeting held, 15 Jun 1965 159 [Public lecture:] Biological balance, the basis of survival, n.d. Folder of correspondence, 1930s? – 1950’s?
Box 22 160 [Korwin, Marta:] College of Arts, history in pictures, a collection of photographs, with commentary, compiled in UNRRA refugee camp at Verl, Central Germany, n.d. 161 Design submitted by Raphael Cilento for Canberra City Coat of Arms Competition 162 [Correspondence:] Department of Defence Australia, regarding transfer and promotion to Captain; various handwritten letters, 1925 – 1943 163 [Miscellaneous:] Certified copy of certificate of Birth for Frederick (Charles) Urquhart, (1858) 14 Oct 1970; Alfred Jefferies Turner list of achievements, 3p; Newspaper cuttings [regarding Margaret Cilento]; Petition to Sir James Ramsay, Governor of Queensland regarding Dr Brych 164 [Miscellaneous:] Invitations [in Italian]; Travel documents [including British passport], Mission of the United Nations Mediator on Palestine, postcard, booklet on the Confraternity of the Kingdom of Christ, Orthodox Catholic Church of Christ, Caboolture, photographs - Phyllis and Ray at Teluk Anson, 1920-21; negatives - convict gang, n.d. 165 [Press cuttings:] scrap book R W Cilento, Middle East, contains newspaper cuttings various international newspapers, postcards various, coat of arms, Feb 1948 - Sept 1949 166 [National Trust:] Correspondence, 1952-1964
Certificates, diplomas and awards Diploma in Tropical Health and Hygiene, 11 May 1922 Certificate of Membership Royal Historical Society of Queensland, n.d. Appointment to Officer, Military Defence Force of the Commonwealth, by the Governor Henry William Barren Forster, n.d.
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University of Adelaide, Bachelor of Medicine & Surgery, Raphael Cilento, n.d. Australian Military forces, 4th Military district orders, n.d. Imperial society of knights Bachelor, 20 Feb 1935 South Australian Medical board, 12 Dec 1918 Doctor of Medicine Queensland University, 3 May 1935
Box 23 167 [Press Cuttings:] Cilento family various, National Trust various, Sister Kenny, [1970’s?] 168 [Press Cuttings:] A Political Row, 1966 169 [Press clippings:] The Case for National Health, Series of articles by distinguished medical man in Smith’s Weekly, July-Oct 1941
Box 24 170 Personal reflections on Physiology, presented at a Symposium held as part of the 36th meeting of the society at the University of New England, August 1981 171 Cilento Women Newspaper reports on Lady Cilento, her medical research and Ruth Cilento, [1980’s?] 172 Aikins attacks –Hanlon, defends, Probity of Cilento, Courier Mail and QPD reports, 4- 19 Oct 1946 173 Irish Convict Doctor Became A Nation Builder, photocopied article from Medical Practice, [2 copies], July 1983 174 Report of the Federal Health Council, sixth session, 21-23 Feb 1933 and 20-22 March 1933 175 The Heart Of A Man - A Biography of Missionary G H Schwarz, by Gordon Rose [has reference to Cilento’s practical help to Aboriginal people], n.d. 176 Brief History of Peel Island, by M H Gabriel, Health Officer of Public Health, formerly Medical Superintendent, Peel Island, photocopied from Queensland Health, Vol 1 part 3 p19, 1961 177 [Correspondence:] letters and papers from Raphael Cilento’s time as Chief Quarantine Officer; member of Health Department, [1930’s-1940’s?] 178 [Research material:] relating to Dr J H L Cumpston, Dr F Sandland Hone and Dr Jon S C Elkington, n.d. 179 [Transcript:] Original National Library Transcript of the interview between Raphael Cilento and Mr Mel Pratt, undertaken for National Library’s Oral History Program, March 1971 180 [Miscellaneous:] Triumph In The Tropics, by R Cilento, list of errors and corrections, 2p,nd
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181 Photographs – Miscellaneous 1. Native carving of fish on post, Peel Island, 1931 2. Cob & Co coach leaving Australian Hotel, Queen St for Gympie, circa 1869 [photograph is damaged] 3. ‘Male Aboriginal’, Picturesque atlas of Australia, n.d. 4. St Lucia University cloisters, Feb 1956 5. ‘A native wurley’, Picturesque atlas of Australia, n.d. 6. No caption, [men unloading from dray], n.d. 7. St Lucia University, Arts doorway, Feb 1956 8. Soldiers barracks 1854 later immigration, depot, than [?] Left hand section used as first savings bank, n.d. 9. No caption [section of large brick house], n.d. [similar photograph in Box 48] 10. No caption [inside of kitchen at Wolston House], n.d. 11. No caption [inside lounge room Wolston House], n.d. 12. No caption [outside of Wolston House], n.d. [Newspaper cuttings:] regarding Aboriginal health, 7 Nov 1983; caring for the aged, 8 Nov 1983; reference to Raphael and Phyllis Cilento, 7 Dec 1983 182 Rabaul and Kavieng 1927 [Photographs attached to 3 pages] 1. District Officer – Amount 250 miles up the Sepia river, [p1], 1927 2. Dr R Cilento and Doherty aboard the Poona, [p1], 1927 3. Native women – Kavieng district, [p2], March 1927 4. Native village, [p2], March 1927 5. European hospital Campanula, [p3], 1927 6. Bacteriological laboratory Campanula, [p3], 1927 183 [Oration:] Sir Raphael Cilento Oration, Queensland State Archives, delivered at Newstead House, 11 April 1984 184 [Obituary:] Cilento Obituary, prepared by Fedora G Fisher, includes a representative selection of condolence letters, 1985
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Box 25 Books A Voyage to New-Holland, in the year of 1699, by Captain Dampier, Vol III, n.d. Voyages and Descriptions, by Captain William Dampier, in three parts, Vol II, n.d. A New Voyage Round The World, by William Dampier, Vol I, n.d. Guide To Australian War Memorial, Canberra, [has handwritten notes within book], n.d. City of Adelaide, Year Book 1942-43, printed at the Advertiser, n.d. Die Melanesischen Saracen, V D Cablets, n.d.
Notebooks – R W Cilento Ration Scale, about 1930 depression 1929 –1935 Notebook – [blue cover] handwritten entries, n.d. Notebook [blue cover] – handwritten entries, [first page has title The Making of Western Europe, by G R L Fletcher], n.d. Notebook [hard cover] marked R W Cilento, Director Public Health, Rabaul, n.d.
Box 26 Printed materials Blueprint for the Health of a Nation, R W Cilento, 1944 Australian Institute of Anatomy – The Anne Mackenzie Oration for 1933, R W Cilento, 1933 ‘The Challenge of North Queensland Fevers’, E H Derrick, reprinted from the Australasian Annals of Medicine, Vol 6, No, 3 Aug 1957 Australia’s Oration, R W Cilento, 1933 Livingstone Lectures, European migrations past, present and future, G Taylor, n.d. Report on the Administration of north Australia, for the year ended the 30 June 1930 British Medical Journal, 11 Oct 1941 The Medical Journal of Australia, 14 June 1930 The Medical Journal of Australia, 28 April 1934 The Medical Journal of Australia, 5 May 1934 Cavalcade, 15 May 1937 League of Rights, Intelligence survey, Vol 29, No 5, May 1979 On Target, Vol 16, No 17, 18 May 1979
185 [Correspondence:] Inwards 1930 – 1970’s 186 [Correspondence:] Outwards - 1940’s
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187 The Convict and the Captains Lady, Introductory note, n.d.; National Trust of Queensland James Cook Historical Museum, Cooktown; ‘The Tragic Story of Mrs Watson of Lizard Island’, n.d. 188 [Pamphlets:] Anzac Day, Memorial Service, Yeronga Park, 1937; 90 days of Apartheid, by Marius Reynecke, Brisbane committee of 100, n.d. 189 [Medical notes:], Army manual of hygiene and Sanitation, 6p, 1934; Examination of medical training; Desiderata in undergraduate training, 7p; Examination of medical training, critical review of present undergraduate training, 6p, n.d. 190 [Certificate:] Sir Raphael Cilento certificate from London School of Tropical Medicine, 1922 191 [Map:] Vulcan Island Eruption Rabaul, Probably made by Sir Raphael Cilento, who as malariologist was concerned to show possible new breeding grounds for anophiles [sic] mosquito created in low lying areas by Bentonitic mud from the volcano. This mud remains impervious to water for a long time and hence creates stagnate pools, 1937 192 Cilento Family [Newspaper cuttings:] Cilento family newspaper cuttings, in alphabetical order, [green hard covered index book]
Publications Camden College, The Livingstone Lectures 1936, Nutrition and Numbers, R W Cilento, 12 copies Australia’s Oration, R W Cilento, reprinted from the Health Bulletin, Department of Public Health, Victoria, July-December, 2 copies, 1933 Commonwealth of Australia, Department of Health, Service Publication [Tropical Division] No 7 The White Man in The Tropics, with special reference to Australia and its dependencies, R W Cilento, [2 copies], 1924/25 Medicine in Queensland, A monograph, R W Cilento, 2 copies, [1961-62?] Crohamhurst Observatory, No 5, Data from Australian Observations for the period 1770-1853, with all available rainfall figures, collected as evidence of the repetition of the weather in cycles, under the hypotheses now being investigated at Crohamhurst Observatory, Bureau of Seasonal Forecasting, Council of Agriculture A Meeting of the Caduceus Medical Society, W M Brickner, reprinted from the American Journal of Surgery, June 1922 The Law in Relation to the Daily Life of the Individual, a paper read before the workers educational association, Hobart, Sir Herbert Nicholls, Chief Justice of Tasmania, n.d. Entomological leaflet, No 24, Timber Borers, March 1933 Map of Europe in [German?], n.d. [Auction booklet:] Christie’s 1766, Early English Portraits, 12 Dec 1930 Proceedings of the Royal Society of Queensland, The Bancroft’s, a century of scientific endeavour, 15 May 1973 Seeking The Great Southland – Cook and the Endeavour in Queensland, R W Cilento, 3 copies, n.d. ______
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Health, The Journal of the Commonwealth Department of Health, Commonwealth of Australia, Vol 14, No 1, Jan 1936 World Health Organization – Progress and Plans, article by Dr Hyde, 4 Apr 1948
Box 27 Published materials The Queensland Scene, no author, n.d.
R W Cilento personal items Diary 1973, contains a photograph of Lady Cilento undergoing Chilation therapy, Brisbane 1983 Diary 1974 [red cover] Telephone address book, 1963 Leather Wallet containing, hotel receipts, name cards, Bank notes [Greek?] 100 x 2, 500 x 4, 5 x 1000, 1 x 5000, 1 x 20 000 UNRRA material badge Leather Wallet [small] contains train tickets [?]; Bank notes from Italy, Germany, Malaya, Colombia, Greece [?], Sri Lanka [Ceylon], France; military payment certificate
193 [Correspondence:] Family correspondence, 1943-1955 194 [Broadcasts?] Maree to Birdsville 1900, RW Cilento, 5p, dictated 8 May 1971;Taped address by Sir Raphael Cilento broadcast at Jamestown, 10 Oct 1971, 2p; The Queensland Society of Health – The Elkington Oration, ‘The Versatility of the Medical Pioneer, RW Cilento, 12 Aug 1959 [contains proof copy and original draft] 195 A trip through the Cilento district - Italy [Correspondence:] Family photographs, Italian postcards, family tree [Luigi Cilento] 196 Paper entitled This is the Aviators room, 4p, n.d. 197 [Correspondence:] Family correspondence 1935- 1942 198 [Miscellaneous:] Accounts, receipts, newspaper cuttings, general business, correspondence, advertisements, [flood affected], 1903 -1971 199 [Published materials:] Jamestown & District centenary souvenir programme 1871- 1971; ‘Queensland’s Health,’ Journal of the Department of Health – Queensland – Australia, Vol 1, No 6, July 1971 [Photographs:] Billie, Phyllis Cilento, Adrienne and Raphael, n.d.; RW Cilento and Phyllis Cilento at Teluk Ansoon, Perak, Malaya 1921; RW Cilento, 1921; Home at Winifred Street Clayfield, Raffles on the roof, c1928; House at Annerley where the Cilento family lived, 1938; Cilento house and Phyllis’s rooms under the house, New Year 1931, Sandgate Road, Clayfield; Dr Phyllis Cilento, lower Perak 1921, Raphael Cilento (4 weeks), Federated Malay States; [Newspaper cuttings], On return to Australia, June 1950
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200 [Autobiography:] Cilento’s Autobiography – source material and notes 201 [Printed materials:] ESA Newsletter Women International May 1981; The Medical Journal of Australia, 2 Oct 1982, Vol 2, No 7, 305-352; Queensland Theatre Company ‘Diane Cilento & Robin Ramsay in The Taming of The Shrew,’1970-1975 [Photographs:] New Guinea, 1924-28, Plantation natives collecting coconuts – wearing the lap laps on their plantatation (Drs R & P Cilento wore white lap laps until with a red and red cummerbund all the time on duty); Our house at Namanuk, Rabaul, New Britain from 1924-27, destroyed by bombing during World War II; R W C digging in the garden at residence, Ipswich Rd & Villa St Annerley Brisbane, 1952 202 Printed Materials ‘Defend Rhodesia Australia’s second front’ Rhodesia Australia Association, n.d. Queensland Council, Vol 12, No 1, Dec 1977- Feb 1978 ‘Abject Admission of the Failure of Communism’, The Berlin Wall, distributed by Christian Mission to the Communist World The Australasian Nurses Journal, Vol 7, No 2, Sept 1977 Speeches Personally Speaking, by Joh Bjelke-Petersen, ‘Strengthening our State Parliamentary Tradition’, 6 July 1978 Personally Speaking, by Joh Bjelke-Petersen, ‘Sir Colin Hannah will be remembered, 25 May 1978 Personally Speaking, by Joh Bjelke-Petersen, ‘Nuclear Power means higher living standards’, 19 Jan 1978 Personally Speaking, by Joh Bjelke-Petersen, ‘Christmas is time to reflect’, 15 Dec 1977 On Target, Vol 14, 1-19 [includes supplements] Intellectual Survey, Vol 28, No 4, April 1978 Heritage – Linking the past with the present – for the future, No 9, June-August 1978 Heritage – Linking the past with the present – for the future, No 5, June-August 1977 A Ghetto in South Africa, n.d. Parliamentary white paper on family welfare - A paper for discussion, Dec 1981 New World News, Vol 26, No 33, July 1978 Teen Challenge Newsletter, Vol 3, 9 Dec 1977 Spectrum, Vol 1, 5 Dec 1969 Spectrum, Vol 1,6 April 1970 203 [Memorabilia:] Pioneers Dinner, 1958; Invitation from PAC old collegians, 1960; Various VIP invitations, 1960’s;University of Queensland, Jubilee Year, 1960 204 [Miscellaneous:] Large photograph Sir Raphael Cilento, 1970, National Trust President Bi-centenary year, aged 77; Photograph Lady Cilento in her consulting room, Annerley, nd; Name badge for the Tropical Medicine and Malaria official delegate; Badge F L A T M; Memoriam for Frances West, 1893
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205 [Paper:] Women in the 80’s - What Options? Presented to the third national conference of the Women’s Action Alliance, by Dr Rupert Goodman, 12 July [?] 206 [Miscellaneous:] Correspondence 1973; Italian language version of The Protection of the Sugar Workers by R A Cilento, June 1935; handwritten medical notes on chronic respiratory tract infections, 10p; X-ray and other Electro medical equipment advisory board schedule, 2p, 1 May 1935; State Nutritional advisory board, schedule 4p, 20 Feb 1937; Letter to Doctor from Minister for Health, regarding guidelines for the program of aids for disabled people (PADP), 5p, 7 Jul 1981
Box 28 207 League of Nations, Permanent Mandates Commission, Minutes of the Eleventh Session, held at Geneva from June 20th to July 6th, 1927 208 Thesis letters, 1936 to 1940 209 [Report:] 1923 Report to The League of Nations on the Administration of the Territory of New Guinea, 1 Jul 1921 to 30 Jun 1922 210 [Report:] on Public Health, New Guinea, 1925 to 1926 211 [Miscellaneous:] Note concerning government business; Extract from minutes of Health Services Conference, 3 leaves, n.d.; Social Security Medical Planning Committee minutes of meeting, 1 leaf, 27 Jan 1944; Questions to be asked of country practitioners, 1 leaf, n.d.; Medical survey of health services, 3 leaves, n.d.; Medical Planning Committee Medical services Sub-committee a comprehensive health service, 16 leaves, n.d.; Photocopy page from monograph, The heart of a man a biography of missionary, G H Schwarz by G Rose, one paragraph refers to Dr Cilento, n.d. 212 [Correspondence:] Cilento’s correspondence with the University and Bar Association, 1932 onward 213 [Report:] Report of the Health Mission to the Pacific of the League of Nations, by Dr P Hermant & Dr R W Cilento, Oct 1928 to Apr 1929 214 [Miscellaneous:] Lilliput Aboriginal words of Australia, 1965 [pocket sized]; A memorial exhibition of works presented by the late Mr Howard Hinton, O B E, to the National Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, including some of the works bequeathed by him to the Teachers College, Armidale, n.d.; photograph [possibly H Hinton], 1924 215 [Report:] Medical progress and policy Territory of New Guinea, Cilento’s [first?] report, 1925 216 [Memoir:] Crocker, Sir W, unpublished memoir, Chap 8, n.d. 217 [Correspondence:] 3 items, 1940-1966
Box 29 218 [Newspaper cuttings:] Black folder containing Newspaper cuttings from 1891-1967, regarding Cilento family, also contains additional R W Cilento biographical material, n.d.
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219 [Biography:] Report on Tropical Housing, n.d.; correspondence R W Cilento, 2 letters, 1943 220 [Biography:] ABC programme entitled A Family Connection, interview of Sir Raphael & Lady Cilento, 19 Jan 1983 221 [Biography:] Papers for proposed chapters to R W Cilento Biography, n.d. 222 [Biography:] State school service fellowships in medicine and dentistry tenable simultaneously within the University of Queensland and the department of health and home affairs, n.d.; Proposed industrial hygiene division; Report to the Honourable Premier (W Forgan Smith, Esq, L L D) upon the proposed establishment of a faculty of medicine and a faculty of veterinary science within the University of Queensland, 5 Apr 1935 223 [Biography:] Second Annual Memorial Oration entitled, Clem Llewellyn Lack – Irrepressible Pioneer in Journalism in Queensland, delivered 28 Mar 1974 224 [Diary:] R W Cilento, 1972 225 [United Nations- Biography:] United Nations documents, travel receipts, 1951 [Flood damaged] 226 [Biography:] Chapter III, The health work of the League of Nations [thought to have been written by Dr Frank [Meballum?] of the Commonwealth Health Department, 22p, [1935?] 227 [Reports –Biography?] Redevelopment of State Health Services, 1980 228 [Biography:] R W C – Draft manuscript – New Buds on a withered Bough; ‘Sir Joseph Banks, F R S and the naming of the Kangaroo’, R W Cilento reprinted from, Notes and records of the Royal Society of London, Vol 26, 1971 229 [Biography:] Graham Croll, Report to R W Cilento on the part time grant from National Health and Research Medical Council, n.d.; Bookplate, R W Cilento by Vincent Sheldon, n.d. 230 [Biography:] Evidence before Royal Commission on Broadcasting, 26 Oct 1944; Infantile Paralysis, 1p, n.d.; Address delivered by Sir Raphael Cilento at the public health nurses meeting, 6p, 15 Jun 1965; Infantile Morality from a social aspect by A Fryberg, 3p, n.d.; Progressive activities during the present Parliamentary term, 4p, n.d.; Sydney Town, 1852, rules for clerical staff, 10p; nd 231 [Biography:] Trephine, 5 chapters, 1940 232 [Biography:] The case of Hazel Lorraine Smith – suspected criminal abortion, [corrections are in R W Cilento’s hand] 6p, 26 May 1956 233 [Biography:] Photocopied document entitled, Sir Raphael Cilento, kt Bachelor, Commander of the Order of the Cedars of Lebanon, 2p, n.d.
Box 30 234 [Personal:] R W Cilento funeral service program; Obituary for R W Cilento printed in The Times, 25 May 1985; Correspondence Veterans Affairs, 1977; Medical Benefits Fund of Australia claim form [1975? multiple copies]
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235 [Court Transcript:] Papers relating to R W Cilento’s admission as a barrister, June 1934 236 [Manuscript:] The convicts and the captain’s lady, by R W Cilento, first re-type [2 copies], n.d. 237 [Manuscript:] Various draft chapters possibly from, The convicts and the captain’s lady by R W Cilento, n.d. 238 [Manuscript:] Malaria in Australia, by R W Cilento and A H Baldwin, [1930?] 239 [Miscellaneous:] Miscellaneous writings of R W Cilento, n.d. 240 [Manuscript:] Captain Walkers Marathon, draft typescript No 1, Sir Raphael Cilento, 1967 241 [Manuscript:] The convicts and the captain’s lady, drafts, n.d. 242 [Manuscript:] The convicts and the captain’s lady, ‘Stirling Castle’, retype, n.d. 243 [Manuscript:] drafts possibly from Cilento’s biography, n.d. 244 [Manuscript:] The World my oyster, Autobiography, chapters 1.12 in typescript, n.d.
Publications Mountains are the beginning and the end of natural scenery, O’Reillys Guest house, n.d. Blueprint for the health of a nation, Raphael Cilento, 3 copies, n.d.
Box 31 [Photographs:] mostly of his father R A Cilento, his family, [1800’s]
Box 32 245 [Oration:] Cilento medal and oration, draft, n.d.; The Australian College of Medical administrators correspondence and proposed guest list, n.d.; Our Historic Legacy In Print and In Reality, ‘The Sir Raphael Cilento Heritage Oration’, by Janet Hogan, 1985 246 [Oration:] The Royal Australian College of Medical Administrators, Cilento Oration, 4 copies, 28 May 1986 247 [Cilento Medal:] correspondence relating to Cilento Medal, 1935 & 1979 248 [Oration:] The Inaugural Sir Raphael Cilento Heritage Oration, 1983, bound copy of ‘Queensland: The future and its past,’ 2 copies, 31 May 1983 249 The Macrossan Letter 1984, ‘Sir Raphael Cilento: His part in the founding years of the United Nations, addressed to Lady Cilento, 2 copies, [1984?] 250 [Oration:] correspondence regarding oration; correspondence regarding Cilento medal, 1980; list of official invitations from Dr Scanlan, n.d.; oration agenda, n.d.; minutes of meeting regarding oration, n.d.; Phyllis Cilento correspondence various [1980’s]; The Cilento Oration notes compiled by Fedora Fisher, n.d. 251 [Oration:] various materials relating to Cilento Oration and Cilento Medal [1980’s] ______
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252 [Oration:] Various correspondence, minutes of meetings relating to Cilento Oration, [1980’s]; Report of the Federal Health Council, 5th session, 24 and 25 March 1931 and 6th session, 21 and 23 Feb, 1933 253 [Oration:] Sir Raphael Cilento Oration by Dr Peter Last, 1984 254 [Oration:] NHMRC: An instrument of leadership? by Sidney Sax, 1985 255 [Biography:] Sir Raphael Cilento’s Biography, n.d. 256 [Photographs:] Last photographs taken of Sir Raphael Cilento, 1983 257 [Oration:] Copies of two Cilento orations, n.d.
Parcel 33 Two wooden cases containing glass negatives of Papua New Guinea, n.d. Boxed testimonial Tubed poster A photographic record of Sir Raphael Cilento’s UNNRRA assignment, close of hostilities, 1945 Sir Raphael Cilento’s photographs from The TS Flying Squad [war photographs in Germany], 5 Jun 1946 Photograph Album; Disease conditions among New Guinea people, illustrations of medical conditions of genital areas of males, late 1920s [oversized box]
Box 34 Testimonials and other realia 258 R W Cilento’s seal, n.d. 259 Scrap book, newspaper cuttings regarding Cilento, 1920-1931 260 Letters regarding R W Cilento’s father, n.d.
Loose realia Certificate of knighthood, n.d. Address book, n.d. Mission Mass League, prayer remembrance certificate for R W Cilento, n.d. To Lieut C T Mcglew roll presented to him from members of the 13th and 14th reine ts AVST flying corps, n.d. Pocket emblem – reads PACE VIGILA, n.d. Photographs [3], Cilento family [1800’s] Small brown box of Raphael Cilento calling cards, n.d. Badge or Insignia of knighthood from The Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor, 11 June 1935
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2 medals [?] small black striped watch box, n.d. Small red velvet jewellery box containing medals and pendants, n.d. Small plastic box of calling cards, R W Cilento, n.d. Medal – Dr Cawas C Lalcaca 1861-1909, small brown jewellery box Medal- Dr Andrew Duncan 1850-1912 Bookplates – Raphael Cilento [numerous copies], n.d. Small medal in red jewellery box, n.d. War medals [medium large red box], n.d. Knights Bachelor 1965-1973, a list of the existing recipients of the honour of knighthood as on 1st of January, 1973, The Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor Queensland Society of Health Honoury Member, Sir Raphael Cilento, n.d. South Australian Railway, correspondence, n.d. Sir Raphael Cilento, Doctors plaque, n.d.
Box 35 Certificate of graduation from Adelaide University for Bachelor of Medicine, R A Cilento, 1922 Brierley, A. Looking At Early Days, n.d. Contenau, D.G. La Civilisation Phenicienne [sic], n.d.
Photographs *Captions transcribed from back of photographs; Square brackets used where transcription may not be correct
Box 36 Black and white photographs and postcards of places including Mati Island, Aua Island, Rabaul, Hermit Group, Ninigo Group, Madang, Edie Creek, Morobe District, Solomon Islands; indigenous people including leprosy patients; from the 1920s. New Guinea – flood damaged and some unidentifiable 1. Golden Bear [?] with refugees [ship in harbour], 31 May 1937 2. Typical house in New Britain, [Tamuilin?], 3 Jun 1937 3. Incident at [Tovent?], n.d. 4. Erosion, n.d. 5. Looking towards Kokopo over M/As house on Vulcan Island nd 6. Epithelioma terminal, n.d. 7. Native village – matching technique, c1925 8. No caption [harbour scene], n.d. ______
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9. No caption [sunset over water], n.d. 10. No caption [water scene], n.d. 11. No caption [boat on water], n.d. 12. [Jimila?] , n.d. 13. Crushed by ash [village house], n.d. 14. Erosion of a volcanic mass, n.d. 15. Volcano Island (appeared 1878), n.d. 16. Late results of formation [after volcanic activity], n.d. 17. New Britain scene, n.d. 18. Manam Island, n.d. 19. 1st day of eruption, n.d. 20. On safari, n.d. 21. Manam volcanic eruption, n.d. 22. Household staff [damaged], n.d. 23. Boys on ward duty, n.d. 24. Erosion, n.d. 25. Children from native village, n.d. 26. Group of natives of all ages, n.d. 27. Loading muzzle firing gun, n.d. 28. No caption, n.d. 29. Precious possessions pig and boy, n.d. 30. Small boat for solid work, n.d. 31. Talasea boys corroboree, n.d. 32. Volcanic mess forming, n.d. 33. Rabuana, n.d. 34. Natives making new trail, n.d. 35. Blanche Bay view from Vunapope, harbour bridge, n.d. 36. Christmas celebrations, n.d. 37. Erosion of volcanic mass, n.d. 38. Trees weighed down by ash, n.d. 39. No caption [mountain view], n.d. 40. No caption [PNG men], n.d. 41. Houseboy and wife, RWC, n.d. 42. Packet of negatives from NG – damaged, n.d.
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Morobe District 1. Black hat front view, Atzera upper Markham river, c1926 (duplicate) 2. Black hat side view, Atzera upper Markham river, c1926 3. Negatives, n.d. Madang District medicine orderlies 1. Sole survivors Hermit Island, mid 1920’s 2. Madang natives charged with cannibalism, c1927 3. Madang district, c1928 4. Medical assistants bungalows, Madang TNG, note contrast of DFO’s quarters, mid 1920’s 5. Madang TNG 1927, doctor boys trained and ready to dispense to villagers, Madang, 1927 6. Native hospital at Sek R C mission [?] in Madang, 1927 7. Madang, New Guinea, 1927, 2 Kundu and a figurine in wood (for holding [bichel] nut in upper saucer), Madang [Couzeno?], 1927 8. Madang, c1927 9. Dancers Madang [Couzeno?], 1927 10. On patrol Madang district, 1927 11. Varicella – Small pox – [Sek mission?] near Madang New Guinea, c1928 Cilento Various Madang, Rabaul, Medical conditions 1. Awerre of Mati Island, c1926 2. New Guinea trading post, n.d. 3. ‘Fololo’ […?], n.d. 4. No caption [Cilento? And villages by a small stream], n.d. 5. No caption [PNG Islanders in a row boat], n.d. 6. No caption [Mountain scape], n.d. 7. Ta Rumu, before the injections, a case of [Jaws?] by then treatable by injection of organic arsenic, taken Madang, n.d. 8. Tossed in blanket, n.d. 9. Medical inspection (first?) of natives at Long Island, c1926 10. R W Cilento at Port Noarlunga, n.d. 11. RW Cilento [close up shot] 12. ‘Mons’ at Buka, Solomon Islands, a photo that I copied taken by a German years ago, war canoes, n.d. 13. Horseplay, n.d. 14. Tossed in blanket, n.d. 15. Trading post, New Guinea, n.d. ______
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16. Native village scene, n.d. 17. Hospital Boys – NGG Co Edie Creek, n.d. 18. Leprosy, n.d. 19. No caption [possibly leprosy on PNG islander?], n.d. 20. No caption [old man], n.d. 21. No caption [old man], n.d. 22. No caption [scarification on back?], n.d. 23. No caption, n.d. 24. Tossed in blanket, n.d. 25. Off to ‘sing sing’ Madang (Couzens), 1927 26. Malaita boy at Cape Marsh, right hand boy has been a native policeman, n.d. 27. Capitan [sic] The leader of the Bellona boys, n.d. 28. Natives decorated in ‘sing sing’ Madang, 1927 29. Doctor boys trained and untrained Madang (Couzens), 1927 30. No caption [Numerous islanders in water vessels], n.d. 31. Labour line at Faiami Estate Cape Marsh, n.d. 32. Police boys doctor boys Madang, 1927 33. Seven Rennell Island boys, one Bellona Island, taken at Faiami Estate Cape Marsh, n.d. 34. Dr [Sagayam?], n.d. 35. Major [Neate?] district officer and family assembled on the veranda of their residence, Madang, built by Germans with materials from Maryborough Queensland, 1920’s 36. Talipes calcaneus, due to neglected tropical ulcer and [contracline?] (girl from Karkar Island), n.d. 37. Trees weighed down by ash, n.d. 38. R W C household staff at Rabaul, 1925 39. Organ, [Portrush?] [post card – addressed to Dr McHew?], n.d. 40. New Guinea Tributary views, New Britain, c1927 41. New Guinea Tributary views, New Britain, c1927 42. No caption [PNG couple and child], n.d. 43. West of Ninigo group, ‘Miria’ […?], c1927 44. ‘Fololo’ a Mati Island girl west of Ninigo group New Guinea, c1927 45. [Kurasat?] (Mata) [Losouk?] (New Ireland) age 13 and Lamassi (sister of Nerau) [Aivelus?] (New Ireland) age 16, n.d. [Tilaria ?] Island Leprosy 1. Wife of a houseboy, n.d. ______
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2. No caption [man with leprosy affected face and nose], n.d. 3. Elephantitus [genitalia], n.d. 4. No caption [Elephantitus of leg], n.d. 5. [Lanalol?] cooling A I T M [Elephantitus of leg], n.d. 6. [Filarcisis?], n.d. Cilento Various 1. Mati Island girls of west of Ninigo groups, c1927 2. Pato Mati Island [Tultul?], c1926 3. At work on a canoe Mati Island, c1926 4. Building a canoe Mati, c1926 5. ‘My living out room’ Medical assistants house at Tumuval, Mati Island West of 6. Ninigo groups mid, 1920 7. ‘A glimpse of Hua Station’, c1926 8. Tuniwuali?]Medical station Mati Island, c1926 9. Agita hospital, Agita native hospital (expropriation board) Mati Island Ninigo group 10. Dr R W Cilento in white, 1924 11. Aua village, c1926 12. Aua station (piago), Aua Island, Western Island Bismarck Arch, early 1920’s 13. Mati Island girl, c1926 14. Manuwe a girl of probably Aua Island, n.d. 15. Medical support for party setting out to locate murderers of 4 white men at Umu, Sinanga, Nakana, New Britain. Prisoners in striped lap laps who were used as carriers, native medical orderlies in white lap laps. The Australians are from left to right – Jack Mackay, Patrol officer, Dr Raphael Cilento, Mark Pitt, Medical Assistant and later assistant district officer, Nov 1926 16. Medical orderlies – part of the patrol seeking Nakonai, New Britain, murderers of four miners, Nov 1926 17. Office new natives hospital Rabaul in course of construction, Sept 1927 18. Home of Noi doctor – Rabaul, Our house [Nuanunula?] near Rabaul Drs R W Cilento, n.d. 19. Hospital Teluk Anson, 1921 20. Hospital at Teluk Ansom [Pera River?], Sir Raphael’s first medical appointment, 1920 21. Hermit Islands, growing swamp Taro, Tul Tuls in uniform, c1927 22. Mati Island, Ninigo group Bismarck Archipelago, style of native house, [Auna Maty?], [c19??] 23. Natives at Patmue Island Ninigo group, c1926
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24. Canoe prows New Britain note bottle in carving, Cilento notation, n.d. 25. Luf Island, Hermit group Bismarck Arch, native house Luf Cam photo, c1927 26. Pathue village, Ningo group, c1926 27. Lapena, mother Lapena and child, Mati Island western Island, New Guinea, c1927 28. Typical houses Mati group Aua Island, western Islands, Bismarck Arch TNG, c1927 29. Neugle, a Mati Mary, c1926 30. Villie the oldest native Mati Island, c1926 31. Girls at Mati Island with leaf as clothing, Mati Island Hermit group New Guinea, c1927 32. Mati Island of Hermit group, Bismarck Arch Territory of New Guinea, c1927 33. Mati Island girl Fololo, west Ninigo group, Bismarck Arch, c1926 34. Micronesian adolescent [female] Ninigo group, c1926 35. The station at Aua Island West of the Ninigo group, c1927 36. Wolupu village Aua Island, Aua Island west of Ninigo group, New Guinea, c1927 37. Mati Island, western Bismarck Arch, c1926 38. Aua Island girls, c1926 39. Women of Aua, c1926 40. Mati Island girls, west of Ninigo group, c1926 41. Mati Island girls, c1926 42. Luf Island girl, c1926 43. Girl of Western Islands Bismarck Arch, Mati Ana [Wurulu?], c1926 44. Micronesian women, Mati and Ana Island, hermit group, c1927 45. Tunai, A Mati Mary, Mati Island, c1926 46. A aged Lapoon native woman Luf, c1926 47. Medical assistants home compare [sic], Ninigo group. My present home at [Bahanatt] Island note my bedroom a little from the home made of rice bags, [Bon Bon?] and bank timber but quite comfortable, mid 1920’s 48. A Lapoon Luf native man, an old man of Luf Island one of the Hermit group in the 49. Bismarck Archipelago, c1927 50. Tauru Island Mati Mary, n.d. 51. Tauru a Mati Mary, n.d. 52. Ninigo group, Bismarck Archipelago; I begged them not whitewash the iron walls in the building, but they have and it is now, though only four years old, full of rust holes. I asked them to paint it, Watson B/M then said ‘paint costs money Cameron’, I replied ‘and iron costs money Mr Watson’. Now the building leaks all over and is almost useless. Bahanatt native hospital, April 1927 ______
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53. A good haul of fish at Maty [sic] Island, Mati Island, c1926 54. Bathing time at Maty [sic] Island, Bathing time, Maty [sic], n.d. 55. [Miria?] of Aua Island west of the Ninigo group, Bismarck Archipelago, c1927 56. Girl from Mati Island, west of Ninigo group New Guinea, c1927 57. Cleaning nets, Hermit Islands, Bismarck Archipelago TNG, c1927 58. Longan [Eopra?] depot, Ninigo group, c1926 59. Mati adolescent girl, Hermit group, c1927 60. Melanesian mixed blood, c1927 61. Boys of Aua village, c1926 62. Boys of Aua village, c1926 63. Wahlen’s house taken over with plantation by expropriation board after World War I, Maron house, 1920’s 64. On Aua Island, c1926 65. Marys of Unne village, Mati Island, c1926 66. The happy four Mati Island, girls at Matte [sic] leaf as clothing, c1926 67. Aua Island boys, c1926 68. Aua Island boys, c1926 69. Girl of Western Island, Bismarck Arch, Mati Island, Aua Wurula, c1926 70. Wrestling Luf Island, c1926 71. One village- western end of Mati Island, c1926 72. Coconuts in Moron, c1926 73. A Mati Island dancers, c1926 74. Mati Island West of Ninigo group, Marys of Unne village Mati Island, c1927 75. Mati Island girls, c1926 76. Mati Island girls, c1926 77. Mati Island girl, c1926 78. No caption, [woman], n.d. 79. No caption [young woman], n.d. 80. Aua woman bringing home [?], c1926 81. Aua women making [?], c1926 82. Mending fish net Mati Island, c1926 83. Getting ready for shark fishing trip, Mati Island, c1926 84. Caught a shark Mati Island, c1926 85. Drying shark fins Mati Island, c1926 86. Preparing a native feast for a Sing Sing at Lou Island Ninigo group south western Islands New Guinea, n.d. ______
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87. Maty [sic] kiddies on my green plot, [Tumurati?] I used to have all the Maty [sic] kiddies at my [Tummuvali?] stations every 3 months for [?] this. This has not been [?] since I left. The boy kids are on the other part of the green; they won’t mix with the girls, n.d. 88. Mati Island girls from west of Ninigo groups New Guinea, c1927 89. Ninigo, Pelurch discharged from hospital heading for their village Ami Island in the distance 2 miles from Bhamati Island. Ami is about 2 miles from Bhamati, 19 Jun 1929 90. Tauru of Mati Island west of Ninigo group, c1926 91. Tarue [sic] of Mati Island west of Ninigo Islands New Guinea, c1927 92. Fossickers humpy in northern scrub New Guinea, n.d. 93. A Maron View, n.d.
Box 37 German PNG Period 1, (pre1921) Black and white photographs and postcards of places including Atzera Mountain country, Wau, Morobe District, Ramu River, Sepik River, Lae, Edie Creek, Manus Island, Rabaul, Fiji and Solomon’s, Madang, Kavieng, Panama Canal; from the 1920s. Fiji and Solomons – L & N Survey, Cilento, Hermant 1929 1. Phyllis Cilento travelling on League of Nations, medicine car, 1929 2. jian Outrigger Canoe, 1925 3. My hut [Loldour?] Island, below [Givu?] Peak, 1929 4. Paul Hermant, 1929 5. Hoisting Fijian sail, 1929 6. Making fire by motion of sticks, Fiji, 1929 7. Ualcuta boy, 1923 8. [Riviana?] Hospital staff, Solomon Islands, November 1928 9. Native medical assistant and practitioner [Nandi?] Fiji, one of the first of that scheme, 1929 10. [Sancha?] Cruz boy, 1923 11. Ualcuta woman may 1923 12. Ualcuta boy, 1923 13. Ualcuta boy, 1923 14. Natives canoe, Solomon Island, 1925 15. Bow of native canoe, Cape Marish, Solomon Islands, 1925 16. Boys Cape Marish, Solomon Islands, 1925 17. House Boys, Cape Marish, Solomon Islands, 1925
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18. Decorated natives at Yanyona ceremony Vitongs, Fiji, 1929 19. Boys from Rennell and Bellona Island, 1923 20. Boys from Rennell and Bellona Islands, 1923 21. Fijian man holding spear and shield, painted face and torso, caption reads ‘On Veltadauclla 22. Solomon Islands’, n.d. 23. A Buka head, 1926 24. Engineer and mates of the ‘Poonbar’ of Bougainville, Solomon Islands, 1934 25. Simba Island, British Solomon’s, 1920’s 26. Simba Island, British Solomon’s, 1920’s 27. Native House, [dcuencuwa?], British Solomon, 1929 28. Central Medical School, Tutor’s Quarters, Fiji, 1929 29. [Boliva?] Inland from Bougainville, 1929 30. Lord Howe Island, British Solomon Islands, 1920 31. Vella Lavella Island, ‘Native Dance Orchestra [Vetta?] Brit Solomon [sic], 1929 32. Solomon dance, 1929 33. Jumbo Pan Pipes, New Hebrides, 1929 34. Yangona bowl (centre) water jar (left), string that points to chief guest (front) decorative natives, Fiji, 1929 35. On Simba Island, British Solomon’s, early 1920’s 36. Native ‘mons’ at Kieta (Solomon’s), HEA Cameron, Bougainville, 1929 37. Bougainville canoe or “Mon’, 1929 38. Village with warrior’s mountain spires in the background, Fiji, 1929 39. Central Medical School, two main buildings in relation to Suva War Memorial Hospital, 1929 40. District Commissioner, Fiji, 1929 41. Collection or Fijians, 1929 42. Native home village of [Naunkulea?] Solomon Islands, 1929 43. Tui Vitogo, Chief of Vitogo (Fiji) officially received Dr Hermant and Cilento, 1929 44. [Hermant?] and Lambert with rail motor on the road to Singatoa, 1929, Fiji 45. Leaving Sydney, 1929 46. Typical secondary growth, Solomon Sea Island, 1929 47. Before, effect of removing timber after a Volcano, typical erosion area Solomon sea Islands, 1929 48. Erosion of a Volcanic Mass, n.d. 49. For comparison – Leagues of Nations town, Drs Hermant and Cilento, 1929
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50. League of Nations tour of inspection, Solomon Islands, 1929 Rabaul – Cilento Period 1. Party setting out to locate murderers of four white men at UMU [Sinanga Nakanai?], medical Assistant Pat Walsh, medical officer Dr R Cilento, and medical officer Mark Pitt, November 1926 2. Typical Native medical orderlies of New Guinea, 1928 3. ‘Only the best specimens’, native climbing palm, Rabaul, 1928 4. Native hospital, Rabaul. German built, destroyed in WWII, 1927 5. Mango Avenue, Main Street of Rabaul, 1927 6. New Britain bungalow, Rabaul, 1927 7. Wharf burning, Rabaul, January 1927 8. The church in Nordup village, 1929 9. Bitapaka, New Britain, 1920’s 10. Chinatown, Rabaul. Completion of hotel on left of photograph, 1926 11. Native hospital, Rapindik, Rabaul, German built, destroyed in WWII, 1915-1916 Kokopo- New Britain, 1927 1. [Guido?] district office, Kokopo, New Britain, 1927 Manus Island – Cilento Period [photographs identified by John Murphy] 2. Germany, 1945-6 3. Girl walking in snow? nd 4. Natives at Manus. Skeletons of pandanus, called [Karokas?] Are used against the rain, 1926 5. Natives at Lorengau, Manus, New Guinea, 1926 6. Photograph of woman by river, has caption ‘with best wishes from Glen?’ 7. Lorengau, Manus Island, native wearing ‘cock shell’, used in dances, also as ‘undress uniform’. It fits on the foreskin, in dancing the penis is made to jump in every direction finally being quickly caught between the legs so that it is not seen, 1926 8. Manus, 1920’s 9. Houses over water Manus, 1920 10. Manus, 1920 11. Three Papua New Guinean women, Manus, 1926 12. Manus women, 1926 13. Manus man and his wife, 1926 14. Manus man, 1920 15. Manus woman, 1920 16. Manus village scene, 1920
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Rabaul – German period 1900-1921 [photographs identified by John Murphy] These are all Rabaul-Gazelle Peninsular souvenir pictures; two (marked) are taken in 1900. The rest belong to the period 1915-1921. By February 1944, none of these buildings were standing. The wharf (at bottom of Namanula Road) was burnt down on the 3 January 1923. 1. Cemetery, Rabaul, n.d. 2. Graves of first Australians to fall in war, n.d. 3. Taulil Valley, n.d. 4. Behind Raluana, n.d. 5. Beach from Kuradui, n.d. 6. ‘Thro’ the plantation, n.d. 7. North coast road, n.d. 8. ‘A cool spot’ Rabaul, behind botanical gardens, n.d. 9. Road scene, Rabaul, n.d. 10. Matupi Volcano, 1915-21 11. Inside the old crater, Matupi, Rabaul 1915-21 12. Bottom of new crater, Rabaul, n.d. 13. Moonlight, Blanche Bay, showing lights of Rabaul, n.d. 14. Mt Mother, Rabaul, n.d. 15. Sulphur lake, Rabaul 1915-21 16. Beehive rocks, Rabaul, 1900 17. Beehive rocks (different view), Rabaul, 1900 18. Beehive rocks, Blanch Bay, n.d. 19. Entrance Blanche Bay, n.d. 20. In Rabaul Harbour, n.d. 21. Condensers, Rabaul, n.d. 22. BP’s wharf at Malaguna, Rabaul, 1920 23. Rabaul, view out over Gal wharf centre, 1915-21 24. Photograph from coal wharf, Rabaul looking up Namanula Road, 1915-21, burnt down on 3 Jan 1923 25. Rabaul, Jacaranda Avenue, 1915-1921 26. Government house, Rabaul, on the Caldera Inn overlooking the town not far from the hospital, 1915-21. 27. A Rabaul bungalow, n.d. 28. The wharf Rabaul burnt down, January 1923 29. Entrance to wharf, Rabaul, taken from the corner of Mango Avenue and Namanula road harbour masters office on the left of photograph, 1915-1921 30. Botanical gardens, Rabaul, n.d. ______
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31. Botanical gardens, Rabaul, n.d. 32. Botanical gardens, Rabaul, n.d. 33. Botanical gardens, Rabaul, n.d. 34. Botanical gardens, Rabaul, 1915-21 Kokopo, New Britain 1. Kokopo, n.d. 2. ‘A Tropical Homestead’, in Kokopo area, 1920 3. Road scene, [Rainau?], n.d. 4. Raluana Point, n.d. 5. [‘Parapari?] Dance’, Rabaul, 1927 6. End of Namanula – Nodup road, 1926 7. Village Island of Makada- Duke of York. Palipal, New Britain, [Elephantiasm?] 1927 8. Dr Cilento’s house, Namanula, New Britain, 1925 Mostly unidentified photographs [captions mostly ascertained from photograph subject] 1. No caption, [Group of men on wharf], n.d. 2. No caption, [Men sorting out coconuts on drying rack], n.d. 3. No caption, [Islanders and R W Cilento?] by shed, n.d. 4. Extempore costume in Sing Sing, [four PNG men], n.d. 5. No caption, [photograph shot across water], n.d. 6. No caption, [photograph of small creek with dead trees in foreground and wooden huts in the background], n.d. 7. No caption, [man], n.d. 8. Patrol officer, n.d. 9. No caption, [Costumed dancer], n.d. 10. No caption, [Dancers], n.d. 11. No caption, [Women], n.d. 12. No caption, [Women and baby], n.d. 13. No caption, [Men’s dance], n.d. 14. No caption, [Nude child], n.d. 15. No caption, [musician], n.d. 16. No caption, [River], n.d. 17. No caption, [Building a wharf], n.d. 18. No caption, [Wharf shot], n.d. 19. No caption, [Waterfall], n.d. 20. No caption, [Photograph of musicians and dancers], n.d. ______
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21. No caption, [Wall hanging, figurine], n.d. 22. No caption, [Costumed man], n.d. 23. ‘Berum’ [dancers], n.d. 24. A ‘[Baqil?]’[Monument], n.d. 25. Grass hut, n.d. 26. No caption, [unknown], n.d. 27. No caption, [Rocks in stream], n.d. 28. ‘Trading station, probably in vicinity of Lae or Madang, 1920 Patients of Native hospital, Teluk Anson, 1920-21 1. Native [paliento – Telukansom?] F.M.S, 1921 2. Late Manifestation of Yaws Cilento’s visit to Panama Canal, 1921 1. Panama, 1922 2. Entrance to Ancon hospital, in Panama, 1922. RWC on study tour returning from course London School of Tropical Medicine. 3. Panama, 1922 4. Panama, 1922 5. Baiboa, C.Z, 1922 6. Interior- cathedral old Panama, 1922 New Hebrides –1929 South –west Survey League of Nations carried out by Drs Hermant and R W Cilento 1. Nouvelles Hebrides – Entrée de la Sarrakat –Santo, 1929 [sic] 2. Nouvelles Hebrides – Pirogue de guerre – Iiot Toman, 1929 [sic] 3. Nouvelles Hebrides – Indigenes d’Aisse – Santo, 1929 [sic] 4. Nouvelles Hebrides- Place de Danse – Omala, 1929 [sic] 5. Nouvelles Hebrides- Indigenes de Aoba, 1929 [sic] 6. Nouvelles Hebrides- Dans la Baie de Port-Vila, 1929 [sic] Solomon’s, Fiji, New Hebrides 1929 [mostly unidentified] 1. No caption, [Two native women and child], n.d. 2. No caption, [woman], n.d. 3. Dr Paul Hermant and Dr R W Cilento, c1929 4. Shorthand Island, British Solomon’s, 1929 5. No caption, [Two boys], n.d. 6. No caption, [young boy], n.d. 7. No caption, [Unknown], n.d. 8. No caption, [Beach photograph], n.d. ______
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9. No caption, [Photograph shows huts on waters edge of canal entrance], n.d. 10. No caption, [Wooden huts on edge of jungle], n.d. 11. No caption, [Native Family], n.d. 12. No caption, [Launching a canoe], n.d. 13. No caption, [Wooden huts on edge of canal], n.d. 14. No caption, [Beach photograph], n.d. 15. No caption, [Large group of people surrounding canoes], n.d. 16. No caption, [Group of people on waters edge], n.d. 17. No caption, [Group of people by wooden huts?], n.d. 18. No caption, [Group of wooden huts amongst Palm trees], n.d. 19. No caption, [Wooden hut on waters edge], n.d. 20. No caption, [Man in ceremonial dress?], n.d. 21. No caption, [Man and boy ceremonial dress?], n.d. 22. No caption, [Close up shot of man with ceremonial headdress], n.d. 23. No caption, [Photograph of boy with bone pierced through his nose, shell hand band and neck dress], n.d. 24. No caption, [Woman], n.d. 25. No caption, [Close up shot of woman smiling], n.d. 26. No caption, [Close up shot of woman smiling], n.d. 27. No caption, [Close up shot of man, large neck dress and arm bands], n.d. Photographs of Papua [some flood spoiled] 1. Young New Britain, Rabaul, c1927 2. Pygmy group from Bainings-Gazelle Peninsular near Rabaul, c1926 3. Witu Island, North west of Talasea, New Britain, c1926 4. Rabaul woman after the injections, c1929 5. Blowing bubbles, n.d. 6. Nodup village showing church, New Britain, c1927 7. A Taro garden, New Britain, c1927 8. Gazelle Peninsular, New Britain c1927 9. Child with yams, n.d. 10. Bainings New Britain, c1927 11. Typical medical assistants house, probably German built, ready cut from Maryborough, Gasmata, New Britain, c1926 12. Cemetery, Kokopo, near Rabaul, New Britain, c1926 13. Malajuna wharf, Rabaul, c1926 14. Giant Fig trees, Rabaul gardens, c1927 ______
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15. Road scene near Rabaul, c1927 16. Nodup boys, near Rabaul, New Britain, c1927 17. Mount Mother (Kombu) and the Daughters, c1926 18. House built by native teacher, Rabaul area, c1927 19. Sanitarium, [Toma?], near Rabaul, New Britain, c1927 20. [Mu Kobiloko?], Rabaul, c1927 21. Casuarina Avenue, Rabaul, c1926 22. Beehive Rocks, Blanch Bay, c1927 23. Natives aboard a navy boat, c1926 24. Watering party, south coast, New Britain, c1926 25. Native super canoe in which they’ve taken voyages of hundreds of miles. Originally voyages made without a sail, Western, New Britain, c1926 26. Process of cleaning to set up plantation, New Guinea, c1927 27. 1937 Earthquake Rabaul, TNG, n.d. 28. Vunabaur village, 14 miles? From Kokopo, c1926 29. ‘Infancy and old age’, Gazelle Peninsular, c1927 30. White officers in a palace patrol, New Britain, c1926 31. Vaccinating for smallpox, Gazelle Peninsula, c1927 32. Testing for enlarged spleen, [Baining?], c1927 33. Woman getting water on beach, Probably Nordup beach near Rabaul, 1920’s 34. Cane for Native anchor cable, near Rabaul, c1927 35. Mission children playing, Gazelle Peninsular, c1927 36. The poised spear, North coast near Nordup, Gazelle Peninsular, c1927 37. The village drum, Rabaul c1927 38. His Aeroplane, Rabaul c1927 39. Don’t know quite what this is, evidently an initiation of Duk Duk, New Britain or New Ireland, 1920’s 40. Coming ashore South Coast, New Britain, early 1920’s 41. Wide Bay, women and children, 1920’s 42. A Pandanus, n.d. 43. Bamboos, n.d. 44. Tropical Foliage, Gazelle Peninsular, c1927 45. Birds nest Fern, New Britain, n.d. 46. Bainings, New Britain, c1927 47. Native Umbrella, Pandanus leaf, Rabaul, c1926 48. Enormous New Guinea tree, Gazelle Peninsular, c1927 ______
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49. Looks like a Talasea girl, New Britain, c1929 50. Scraping roast Taro, Old lady covered with Tinea imbrecata, New Britain, c1927 51. Female Diviner, Rabaul area, 1920’s 52. [Caption handwritten unknown] New Britain, c1927 53. Headman’s hut, Gazelle Peninsular, c1927 54. Headman’s hut, after village buildings visible in jungle background, Gazelle Peninsula, c1927 55. Girls and native oven, note woven native shirt on girl at right, Southwest, New Britain, c1926 56. An orchid spray on my veranda, Rabaul, c1926 57. No caption, [graveyard], n.d. 58. House, German built, Blanche Bay, Kokopo area, c1926 59. Kokopo Road, New Britain, c1927 60. [Baining?] dancers, New Britain, [large headdresses], c1926 61. Beating the Kudu, Rabaul, the Kudu is Pidgin English for hand drum, c1927 62. Blowing a Conch shell, n.d. 63. A pineapple garden, Gazelle Peninsular, c1927 64. Playing cats cradle, Rabaul, c1927 65. Clearing for plantation coconut, probably Wide Bay area about, 1926 66. Kokopo, 1926 67. (Small holding, typical recessed beach), Western New Britain, c1926 68. Midnight lightning, n.d. 69. Typically crowded schooner deck, New Britain, c1926 70. Boats crew and passengers, Rabaul, c1926 71. Morning [sunrise over ocean], n.d. 72. Typical New Guinea scene, Port Moresby area, early 1920’s 73. [Kalingi?], New Britain, early 1920’s 74. Looks like hot spring at Talasea, c1920 75. Drying the sail, Blanche Bay, New Britain, c1927 76. Wide Bay near BAIA village, c1927, New Britain 77. Beach scene, north coast, Gazelle Peninsula, c1927 78. Feast of fish, Taro and grated coconut, n.d. 79. Bainings, New Britain, c1927 80. Native family, south coast, New Britain, c1926 81. South coast girl, New Britain, 1920 82. New Britain, c1927 ______
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Central district mostly around Port Moresby Papua New Guinea [some flood damage] 1. [Koiari] native Papua, c1926 2. Kalo Widow. Village situated near the mouth of the [Keny Welch?], Papua, c1926 3. Kalo village woman, centre district, Papua, c1926 4. Manu Manu woman, c1926 5. Manu Manu natives, district about 60 miles west of Port Moresby, c1926 6. Tupuselia women central division, east of Port Moresby, c1926 7. [Valokui?] Village girls, central division, c1926 8. Cape Rodney woman central, c1926 9. Girl of Kalo village, Hood Bay, Papua, c1926 10. Koiari boy, central district, Papua, c1926 11. Tanobada natives central district, Papua, c1926 12. Koiari natives, bush natives inland from Moresby central district, c1926 13. Tanobada village girl central district, Papua, c1926 14. Kila Kila village natives, central division, c1926 15. Kila Kila native central division, Papua, c1926 16. Kila Kila village girl, central division, c1926 17. East [Levara?] native, c1926 18. Coastal village central district, Papua, c1926 19. Half caste – Malay and Papuan, c1926 20. Half caste – Malay and Papuan in coastal village near Port Moresby, n.d. 21. Elevara Papua, c1936 22. Elevara natives central division, near Port Moresby, c1926 23. Elevara village natives, Papua, c1926 24. Elevara girls, c1926 25. Elevara village boy, Papua, c1926 26. Village of Elevara, Port Moresby in the distance, c1926 27. Elevara village, Port Moresby, c1926 28. Track near entrance to [Hanuabada?] village, Port Moresby, c1926 29. Preparing timber for house frames coastal Papua, 1920’s 30. Kalo village central, n.d. 31. Mother and child outside typical Papuan houses, near Port Moresby, c1925 32. Houses on stilts, Papua near Port Moresby, c1925 33. Papuan house on piles, near Port Moresby, c1925 34. Village of Mapdia central district, Papua, c1926
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35. Pari village – about 7 miles from Moresby, n.d. 36. Pari village, central district Papua, c1926 37. Vabokuri village, c1926 38. Kapa Kapa natives about 36 miles from Moresby, c1926 39. [Dubra?] Kerepuna village men’s house, [flood damaged] c1926 40. Kerepuna village, Papua, c1926 41. Konedobu from reservoir hill, Port Moresby, c1926 42. Aerial view of Moresby, 1000 ft altitude, c1926 43. Sunset Port Moresby harbour near the village of the Hannabada, c1926 44. Lakatoi near the village of Hannabada, Port Moresby, Papua, c1926 45. Lakatois on Port Moresby harbour, c1926 46. Typical Lakatoi in Port Moresby harbour, c1926 47. Lakatoi in Port Moresby harbour, c1925 48. Papuan police boy small railway for carrying goods to a jetty- anything from native produce to [ore?], Port Moresby, c1926 49. Hannabada natives, Papua New Guinea village near Port Moresby, c1926 50. Elevara village pottery baking. Fishing clay pots, Papua, c1926 51. Hannabada natives returning from gardens, c1926 52. Gaile village, eastern Papua, c1926 53. Hannabada natives, n.d. 54. Hannabada girl carrying wood, near Port Moresby, c1926 55. Hannabada village native, c1926 56. Pari village, water carriers central division, c1926 57. Central native near Hula village central district, Papua, c1926 58. Cape Rodney natives central district, c1926 59. Tanobada girl carrying water central district, Papua, c1926 60. Tanobada natives returning from [?] central, c1926 61. Rouna falls about 25 miles inland from Moresby – height of falls about 300ft, Port Moresby, Papua, c1926 62. Native armed constabulary, Port Moresby, c1926 63. Koiari burial ground near Rouna falls, above Port Moresby, c1926 64. Not quite sure of the name of this, from Hanuabada, Papua, c1926 65. Armed native constabulary, Port Moresby depot, c1926/7 66. Native constabulary at headquarters physical drill, Port Moresby, c1926 67. Armed native constabulary at headquarters, Port Moresby, c1926 68. Inland Papua patrol resting, c1927 ______
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69. Carriers during inland patrol Papua, c1927 70. Cape Rodney natives, labourers on bridge construction, Papua, c1926 71. [Tupriselia?] Village central, c1926 72. [Volubori?] Village central district, c1926 73. Kapa Kapa village central district, Papua c1926 74. Tanobada villagers central district, [flood damaged], c1926 75. Kerepuna native Papua, c1921 76. Kerepuna male, c1926 77. Kerepuna (Papua) child, c1926 78. Coastal Papuan, Hanuabada (flood damaged), c1926 79. Kila Kila village native’s central division, coastal village near Port Moresby, c1926 80. Gaile girls- coastal village about 18 miles east of Moresby, c1926 81. Gaile girls, coast village east of Port Moresby, c1926 82. Gaile natives east of Port Moresby, c1926 83. Gaile village girls, coastal village east of Port Moresby, c1926 84. Pari natives, Papua, c1926 85. Pari natives, central division, c1926 86. Hula women, n.d. 87. Hula girl c1926 88. Gaile village natives, central division Papua, c1926 89. Gaile village girls, east of Port Moresby, c1926 90. Hanuabada natives near Port Moresby, c1926 91. Gaile natives, c1926 92. Gaile village girl, c1921 93. Hula woman, coastal village about 50 miles east of Moresby, c1926 94. Hula woman, east of Port Moresby, c1936 95. Hula village children, coastal village, east of Port Moresby, c1926 96. Girl of Hula village east of Port Moresby, c1926 97. Hula girls, east of Port Moresby on Hood point, c1926 98. [Karuku?] Native, Yule [tribaud?] district, Papua, c1926 99. Hanuabada girls near Port Moresby, c1926 100. Hanuabada girl, near Port Moresby, c1926 101. Gaile native’s girls, east of Port Moresby, c1926 102. Hanuabada natives, near Port Moresby, c1926 103. Hanuabada a women, near Port Moresby, c1926
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104. Hanuabada girl, near Port Moresby, c1926 105. Hanuabada village girl, near Port Moresby, c1926 106. Hanuabada child [flood damage], c1926 107. Hanuabada youngster, c1926 108. Hanuabada woman near Port Moresby, c1926 109. Hanuabada native boy near Port Moresby, c1926 110. Hanuabada native’s, c1926 111. Hanuabada natives near Port Moresby, c1926 112. Hanuabada natives near Port Moresby, c1926 113. Hanuabada natives near Port Moresby, c1926 114. Hanuabada girl near Port Moresby, c1926 115. Hula village girl, east of Port Moresby, c1926 116. Elevara natives near Port Moresby, c1926 117. Hanuabada man in festive dress, c1926 118. Elevara village girl near Port Moresby, c1926 119. Hanuabada woman with twin’s, c1926 120. Elevara village girls near Port Moresby, c1926 121. Elevara natives near Port Moresby, c1926 122. Elevara village natives, central district Papua, c1926 123. Elevara village girl, near Port Moresby, c1926 124. Elevara village girl, near Port Moresby, c1926 125. Elevara village girls near Port Moresby, c1926 126. Elevara village girl near Port Moresby, c1926 127. Elevara natives – Elevara children Port Moresby, [Flood damaged], c1926 Other district of Papua c1926 [Flood damaged] 1. Natives tree house, near Turama river, western, division Papua, c1926 2. Village near Wame River in old Delta division now renamed the Gulf Division or Province of Papua, c1926 3. Interior of ‘Dubu’ or men’s house, western district Papua, c1926 4. ‘Dubu’ or men’s house gulf division, Papua, c1926 5. Mambare river natives northern, district, c1926 6. Mambare natives, northern, district Papua, c1926 7. Mambare river natives, northern district Papua, c1926 8. Orokola natives, Gulf district Papua, c1926 9. [Upoia?] village natives, Vailala river, Gulf district Papua, c1926
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10. Western division native in ceremonial dancing costume, c1926 11. Orokola, Gulf district Papua, c1926 12. [Purari?] Delta man in dancing mask, c1926 13. Western native unit ceremonial headdress, Fly river Papua, c1926 14. Western natives near Wame River Delta division, now Gulf District Papua, c1926 15. Morehead river native, western district Papua, c1926 16. Opau natives near Kerema, gulf district Papua, c1926 17. Orokola natives gulf district Papua, c1926 18. Lake Murray natives, western district Papua, c1926 19. Tufi man, northern, district Papua, c1926 20. Opau village, Kerema, Gulf division (or district) Papua, c1926 21. Orokola girl, Gulf division Papua, c1926 22. [Goarilau?] Delta division (Gulf Division), c1926 23. Mambare native northern, division, Papua, 1926 24. Delta division now Gulf Division Papua, c1926 25. Rossel Island girl, c1926 26. Rossel Island woman, c1926 27. Trobriand Island girl or Rossel Island, c1926 28. Trobriand Island girl, c1926/27 29. Trobriand Island girl, Papua, 1926/7 30. Trobriand Island woman, Papua, c1926/7 31. Trobriand Island girl, c1926/27 32. Samarai lad gets a wash, early 1920’s New Britain, New Ireland Rabaul, Kavieng-etc. Cilento’s territory 1924-1928 1. Native ceremonial dance, Kavieng, c1926 2. Northwest Talasea, TNG, Eideth at Witu, c1926 3. Natives in canoe at Talasea, New Britain TNG. Interesting because natives in this picture had never seen a photo before. Thought the soul was a leaf and the faces … [handwriting unreadable] didn’t recognise themselves at all, c1926 4. Native ceremonial festival coming ashore, north New Britain, c1926 5. Woman’s dance taken by [Cameron?] medical assistant, New Ireland, c1926 6. Women dancing, Kavieng, c1926 7. Kavieng women dancing, c1926 8. Men’s dance New Ireland, c1926 9. Listening to the sermon, n.d. 10. Plantation labour boys, New Ireland, c1926 ______
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11. Probably New Ireland c1926 12. Group of house boys, Kavieng, c1926 13. East of New Ireland, TNG, c1926/7 14. Natives lined up for roll call registration and health examination, men Mortlock Island, c1926/7 15. [Brincing?] in a feast, New Ireland, 1920’s 16. A native market, vegetable market or ‘Bung’ at Kavieng, c1926 17. New Ireland village scene, 1920’s 18. Isolation hospital, Nago Island, New Ireland, July 1925 19. Native village showing the effect of European influences in lay out, Kavieng, c1926 20. Detecting breeding places of malaria carrying mosquitos, New Ireland, c1926 21. White medical assistant in house built by himself of native materials, Nago isolation hospital, July 1925 22. Nago Island, Kavieng. A view of complete hut and gang, n.d. 23. Nago Island, Kavieng. Side view completed hut, 17 Nov 1926 24. Nago Island, Kavieng. Complete hut, old and new, 17 Nov 1926 25. Nago Island, Kavieng. The new treatment room, 17 Nov 1926 26. ‘Native houses’, New Ireland, 1920’s 27. Gathering Pungal (mid rib of Nipa palm) of [sac-sac?] for walls at the end of New Ireland, n.d. 28. Working [Sac Sac?] leaf for the roof, Old huts in background, Nago Island, Kavieng, n.d. 29. The start of the Pungal (central rib of Nipa palm leaf) wall, note old hut to the side, Nago Island, Kavieng, n.d. 30. Hut in process construction, Nago Island, Kavieng, 17 Nov 1926 31. Clear view of houses on piles, New Ireland, c1926 32. The Madang anchored on the left. Do you remember when we laid on the reef at Baliu, St Mathias, 22 hours, when the great captain Hill wouldn’t listen to Mr Van Kein, alas the sand bank at Squally Island, Kavieng, c1926 33. Kavieng, 1920’s 34. Sunrise off Kavieng, c1926 35. Moonlight Kavieng, c1926 36. Wharf, Kavieng SS Mataran, c1927 37. Kavieng New Ireland, c1926 38. Part of 100 mile road, Kavieng, 1920’s 39. Woman & child, south New Ireland, 1920’s
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40. [N.Hanover Lavangar?] Marg with hat on head, native hat on ground alongside, New Ireland, 1920’s 41. Candidate for marriage beating ‘Tutupele’, New Ireland, c1926 42. Kepog dancer, New Ireland, c1926 43. Carving connection with marriage chiefs son, New Ireland, c1926 44. Nago Island, three huts Nago, 17 Nov 1926 45. Boy in Sing Sing dress, hand drum, c1926 46. [Kulau?] – dancer, n.d. 47. Gee up Kavieng [man pulling little boy along on palm branch], c1926/7 48. Carved work used in dance, probably New Ireland, c1927 49. Decoy for catching parrots, New Ireland, c1926 50. Where every prospect pleases, New Ireland, c1926 51. North New Ireland girls, c1920’s 52. Scene Ulu’ New Ireland, 1920’s 53. Part of De Ray’s machinery – now a chiefs tomb, New Ireland south, prelude to New Italy, northern rivers, c1926 54. Scene of De Ray’s Expedition, New Ireland, c1926 55. Spear dance – 5th New Ireland, 1920’s 56. A New Ireland girl, New Guinea, c1925 57. Nago Island, isolation hospital, natives landing and climbing from launch, New Ireland, July 1925 Photographs consisting of [Ass’man’s?] cottage AITM TSV, Hospital –TeLuk Anson, Micronesian Islands, Various village life and people shots c1924-1928. Mostly Cilento’s time and territory, [Themes Nakani?] massacre punitive expedition, funeral rites, ritual burning, gold washing – Morobe, native constables patrol villagers and plantation workers. 1. Trobriand Island girl, c1926/7 2. Typical trading station and jetty, [Sawarai?], early 1920’s 3. This photograph is of the cottage of the assistant in charge (AITM), designed by R W Cilento and built in absentia, c1924 4. Group taken at plantation of Herr Wilder at Squally Island, while [lase?] collecting. From left to right, back row native, Herr Von Hein, Lieut [sic] Young (native). Front Capt. R.W. Cilento, Capt T McAdam, Frau Wilde and child, Herr Wilde (district officer) native), 8 Apr 1919 5. [Flax?] collecting in St Marthais, North West of Kavieng, New Ireland, TNG, these natives were very dangerous about 4-5 years ago but are now quite docile especially in the presence of police boys, n.d. 6. Black hat, side view Atzera Mt country, c1926 7. White stone for beating fibre into cloth. From the Atzara, about [70?] miles up Markham river, New Guinea, c1929
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8. Black hat, front view, Atzera mountain people, c19?? 9. [Kukulang?] Atzera, upper Markham river, c1926 10. Wan aerodrome, c1928 11. Golden ridges (N G G Co) Wan, c1927/28 12. Kainantu Post, New Guinea, c1927 13. Slate creek, Morobe district, New Guinea, c1928 14. Anderson’s claim, Wan creek, near Wan TNG, c1928 15. Peadon’s creek, gold washing upper Ramu river, New Guinea, c1927 16. Native gardens (in distance) near Kainantu village, upper Ramu River, New Guinea, c1927 17. Punana village natives, c1927 18. Wan creek, New Guinea, c1928 19. Miners homestead Slate creek near Edie Creek above Wan, New Guinea, c1927/28 20. Dressing room… Ambunti Sepik district, c1928 21. Ambunti station, [Sepick?] river, c1928 22. Native near the [Sepick?] river, c1923 23. [Sepit?] River natives, [Maudated?] territory, c1923 24. [Raggi?] Island natives, Sepik river, c1923 25. Sepik carving from [Kwarauri?] river, c1929 26. Sepik boy New Guinea showing clan cicatrices, c1929 27. Sepik river woman, New Guinea showing clan cicatrices, c1929 28. Tinea [Annulala?] on Sepik river native, c1929 29. Selio [sic] Island, Aitape New Guinea, Celio [sic] natives, c1929 30. [Kainwantu?], c1927 31. District officer Taylor’s party starting from Ramu for place where McGrath was wounded New Guinea, c1927 32. A canoe on Inlow Cape central mountain area. This part was never visited by Europeans until recently a medical [corral?] was constructed and new areas thickly populated opened up, Sepik district, c1928 33. Beautiful scene in central mountain area. There are many natives in this vicinity, a medical patrol was conducted here accompanied by Rev F R Kirschbaum and [Mappleby?], Sepik district, c1928 34. Natives of Pananu village upper Raun district photographed after under going [skin tests for tuberculosis?], 16 Feb1927 35. Upper Ramu river natives, c1929 36. Going ashore on a [café?] to a trading station New Guinea, Lae area, mid 1920’s
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37. Kunai Plains, possibly Markham valley with Erap River shown, c1927 38. [Nakavai?], The [Nakanai?] expedition, New Britain. A punitive expedition after 4 white miners were killed by natives. Photograph includes John Walstab, [Supt Police?], native constables, Jack Mackay, Patrol officer, Mark Pitt, Medical assistant, Harold E Woodman later Assistant director, Nov 1926 39. Prepared for a Sing Sing, likely Markham river, New Guinea, c1926 40. Black stone for beating fibre into cloth. From the [Argora?] about [70?] miles up Markham river, New Guinea, c1926 41. Typical New Guinea country, c1927 42. Typical New Guinea scene, c1926 43. Two wives mourning, one stroking body, Upper Ramu, 21 Sept 1925 44. Lighting the pyre with oily bamboo, Lindsay shown in background, Upper Ramu, 21 Sept 1925 45. Typical lagoon, looks like L.Hertzog across the Markham River, mouth from Lae, 1920’s 46. The village ‘Giddi’ between [Mambruan?] and Le [Ranu?]. Burning of a dead native, bones are taken afterwards and kept in the house. End of burning before collection bones, Upper Ramu, 21 Sept 1925 47. [Ai?] a [Montime?] villagers, upper Ramu river, New Guinea, c1927 48. [Punanu?] Village, Upper [Rawn?], c1927 49. Police boys and villagers employed as carriers. Taylor’s party at Upper Ramu station, New Guinea. District officer Edward Taylor’s party starting out from upper Ramu station Mandate territory, New Guinea on the 19 Feb, to visit the spot where prospector McGrath, was shot with arrows (15 miles distance), c1927 50. Edie creek, New Guinea goldfields [company?] white hospital residence medical assistant [compound?], c1928 51. Adult male native Punanu village upper Ramu river, New Guinea, c1927 52. Slate creek gold working, Morobe district New Guinea, c1928 53. Native constables of the armed New Guinea police force on patrol, c1926 54. Upper Ramu river country, New Guinea, c1927 55. Upper Ramu river native’s, Natives with caps on are [Luluai?] or headman (L) and [Tultul?] (R), interpreter and [Lulua’s?] executive, c1921
Box 38 Harrington’s Ltd Photograph print packet Gininderra, Gungaglin, Craces etc, negatives (various), n.d.
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2. Starting a fish trap. 3. Laying Reef traps, n.d. 4. Off to set his fish trap, n.d. 5. Fishing Village, n.d. 6. A Fishing Village, n.d. 7. Taking a fish trap out to sea, n.d. 8. Spearing fish, n.d. 9. The Fisher, n.d. 10. Mat Maker, n.d. 11. After small fish, n.d. 12. Making a hand fishing net, n.d. 13. Getting rubber for rubber ball, n.d. 14. Making string from grass, n.d. 15. House building, n.d. 16. Thatching the roof, n.d. 17. Gazelle Peninsular, 1915-1921 (mother and child) 18. Grass for thatching, n.d. 19. Preparing his dinner, n.d. 20. In a rubber plantation, n.d. 21. Bamboo’s are used for containing water, n.d. 22. Women carrying, n.d. 23. Village scene, n.d. 24. Putting up the walls of a house, n.d. 25. Pounding poison root for Asphyxiating fish, n.d. 26. Fish caught in native trap, n.d. 27. Plaiting coco-nut leaves for walls of house, n.d. 28. Setting out for deep sea fishing, n.d. 29. Mending his net, (Gazelle Peninsula 1915-1921) 30. Gathering coral to make lime, n.d. 31. Coconut leaves are used for sails, n.d. 32. Making a canoe, n.d. 33. Husking a coconut, n.d. 34. Natives making a fire, n.d. 35. Native canoe, n.d. 36. Making lime bags, n.d.
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37. Making brooms, n.d. 38. Busy fingers, n.d. 39. Coral ready for burning to make lime, n.d. 40. Sewing, n.d. 41. Duk Duk dancers coming ashore, Rabaul, n.d. 42. Splitting Cane – for tying purposes, n.d. 43. Making a basket, n.d. Canberra photographs [blue cardboard backed photographs] 1. Uncaptioned [Landscape photograph], n.d. 2. View from hill Verron, Canberra, (Mt Majura and Mt Ainslie), n.d. 3. Early Canberra, 1934 [7 various uncaptioned shots] ‘Photo’s from the Tropics’, Sir Raphael Cilento, 1918 & 1919 photos taken mainly in New Britain a few New Ireland [big green photograph album] • Victims of Falkland Fight, Rabaul Harbour, [mylar bag within big green photograph album], January, 1915 • H.M.A.S. Melbourne, Rabaul; HMAS Melbourne in Rabaul Harbour, [mylar bag within big green photograph album] 1915-21 1. Rounding the crater of the South Daughter, to enter Blanche Bay – New Britain, n.d. 2. Beehive Rocks, Blanche Bay - Passing the Beehives, heaved up by volcanic eruption, n.d. 3. Moonlight Blanche Bay – Showing lights of Rabaul - Arriving at Rabaul at night, n.d. 4. Early morning scene – spearing fish, n.d. 5. Natives in canoes –Malekuna opposite Rabaul, Blanche Bay, n.d. 6. Coming alongside Rabaul jetty, n.d. 7. Rabaul jetty from the land; Blanche Bay –Malekuna in the distance across the water, n.d. 8. European hospital, Nanunula?, Rabaul built 1913, M.O.S, residence to the right, n.d. 9. Tobi, shooting with bow and arrow, n.d. 10. Entrance to Rabaul Botanical gardens, n.d. 11. Large tree – Rabaul, n.d. 12. A New Britain river - Ordinary scenery showing dense tropical foliage, n.d. 13. Coast Scene – North coast scene, New Britain, note Grandpa and the Corp, n.d. 14. Nature Village, n.d. 15. Fishing village – note large cane fishing trap, the fish enter by the narrow end inside which a cone of rushes projects downwards. After entering through this ______
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narrow aperture, they will not swim against the rushes projecting from the inverted cone and so remain prisoners, n.d. 16. A native market -Girls bartering, buying and selling, n.d. 17. Canoe Sailing – Native canoes, note outriggers, n.d. 18. Strangling pigs before roasting - Natives strangling pigs so as to keep the blood in the meat, n.d. 19. Village scene – Native village, strongly built house surrounded by coconut palms and banana trees, n.d. 20. Village women –Nakanai. Nakanai women from lower Melanesia. Hookworm in this area is very frequent (14%)1919 21. Native girls surfing, waiting for the breaker, n.d. 22. Native girls surfing, the breaker arrives, n.d. 23. Members of Duk Duk, Secret Society, at one time a very dangerous and troublesome sect, in which members were also initiated. The dance is now forbidden except once yearly, n.d. 24. Kokomo Dance, dancers decorated with valuable feathers and artificial Toucan beaks, n.d. 25. A native house – Nakanai, note the absolutely natural method of breastfeeding children used by the woman second from the left. See also the two-year boy who has seized his opportunity, n.d. 26. Hospital Kokopo, New Britain, n.d. 27. Kieta, the administrative centre for the German Solomon’s and capital of Bougainville (Big Buka) , n.d. 28. Census taking at [Moatzugan?] Island, North Buka, n.d. 29. Village of [Pitatz?], North Buka Island, note the ladies taking refuge behind the palms leaf umbrellas. These native are jet black and highly moral, n.d. 30. Threading a way through the swamps of [Lavera?] Augusta Bay, south Buka on a furniture expedition, n.d. 31. The leader of the expedition W/O G Tye, his horse was afterwards seized by a crocodile in crossing a river in New Guinea and fell on him, injuring him fatally, 1919 32. Piwar goes up in flames in retaliation for persist ant coastal raids, 1919 33. Cooking confiscated pigs, Piwar, south Bougainville, 1919 34. Siwai, a police boy finds his sister, captured years before in a raid and mourned as dead. She had been kept as a slave. Note loss of pubic hair and the slaves musical pipe suspended by a string from her neck, 1919 35. My house and dispensary, [Kauvieng?], New Ireland, n.d. 36. Boys dance Christmas [Kauvieng?], 1918 37. Girls dance, east coast, New Ireland, note boys in background, 1918
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38. Tandola, New Britain boy, head boy of [Kauvieng?] native hospital, anxious to display his red crossed loin clothe, n.d. 39. Operating theatre and portion of native hospital, [Kauvieng?]. The Pink flowers are [Xiphorasles?] and are planted for half a mile along the foreshore, n.d. 40. “Noungat or Nerau” head girl of the hospital, she is a native of Avelus, New Ireland, n.d. 41. Motor Launch ‘Elsa’ in Kolube harbour, west coast of New Ireland, n.d. 42. Frau E. Hoff mistress of Kolube [Pftanzung?] (Plantation), n.d. 43. The beasts of burden. Melanesian women carrying ‘taro’, New Ireland, n.d. 44. Papuamelanisian, Port Moresby, British Pafura, n.d. 45. Native House and family, Port Moresby, South Papua, n.d. 46. German mess room, [Kanwong?] Built entirely of native material, n.d. 47. Splendid German road running 120 miles down the coast of New Ireland, n.d. 48. Gang of prisoners and labourers, n.d. 49. Missing, n.d. 50. Elephantiasis of the breasts – photograph two women, n.d. 51. Elephantiasis of the breasts, n.d. 52. Elephantiasis of the breasts, n.d. 53. Neurofibromalosis? ‘Kopacusa’ Squally Island, n.d. 54. Sing Sing, Behind Kolube, n.d. Some Native Types – New Britain and New Ireland [within photo album] 1. Melanesian boy aged 15, n.d. 2. Melanesian boy aged 15, n.d. 3. Melanesian girl age 24, n.d. 4. Melanesian girl ‘Sakai’age 21, n.d. 5. Melanesian children aged 10 and 8, n.d. 6. Pigmoid types ‘Bainings’, n.d. 7. Melanesian mother and daughter ‘Bush Kanakas’, n.d. 8. Melanesian age 15, n.d. 9. [Caption illegible] – two Melanesian women, n.d. 10. Old Kanaka – Melanesia, n.d. 11. Missing, n.d. 12. Melanesian woman, n.d. 13. Elephantiasis (in the legs), n.d. 14. Boy with dogs and pigs teeth necklace, n.d. 15. “Tomuko” my dispensary messenger, n.d.
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Ancon [large photographs] 1. 283-B, A typical French residence –Ancon, n.d. 2. 284, A flower garden- Ancon, n.d. 3. 284-A, general view of Ancon hospitals from Tivoli Hotel, Ancon Government, n.d. 4. Government Mosquito screened building for staff, Panama, 1921 5. No caption, n.d. 6. No caption, n.d. Miscellaneous 1. Off the Logan Road [man sitting by creek, horse and sulky in background] , n.d. 2. Helidon Falls [Two men unknown in foreground] , n.d. 3. Debris accumulated at the north bank of Victoria Bridge during flood, 1896 Pearl disaster, 13 February 1896 Family photographs Raphael W Cilento k t, M D 1893, Phyllis Dorothy Cilento nee Mcglew 1894, sons, daughters and grandchildren of Sir Raphael and Lady Cilento 1. No caption [House photograph unknown], n.d. 2. Binabew? [Setting up tent], n.d. 3. From near Yanabumba? 6 Mar 1963 4. Capital Hill, Blacks Mountain’ [landscape photograph], n.d. 5. Bimbin [Setting up tent], 1920? 6. [‘Captial?] Hill, Blacks Mountain’ [landscape photograph], n.d. 7. No caption, [river landscape], 6 Mar 1963 8. No caption [river landscape photograph], n.d. 9. No caption, n.d. North Queensland history photographs 1. “Female Aboriginal”- Picaresque Atlas Australia, n.d. 2. Picturesque Atlas Australia [photograph of sketch young Aboriginal girl], n.d. 3. Natives of Gulf of Carpentaria, n.d. 4. No caption, [photograph of street lined with early tent shops, entitled ‘Corktrain’ 1872?] 5. No caption [Negative, boy and dog] , n.d. 6. No caption [Negative man], n.d. 7. [‘Cincer?] Sir Raphael not quiet certain of date’, 1914 8. Carrying goods in the ranges, has caption, ‘The dramatic attitude in which the last two were discovered by the rescuers was no casual incident. It had been their posture, off and on’, n.d.
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9. ‘ A typical north Queensland… [Caption unreadable], [Photograph three men and a horse drawn coach by ant hill entitled], n.d. 10. Sir Raphael believes this photograph was taken about 1914 – but uncertain [panoramic photograph?] 11. Field trip to Summit of Beerburrum, Royal Historical Society, (1956?) 12. Field trip to Summit Beerburrum, Royal Historical Society, (1956?) 13. Cannibal from [Kamabagu?], Sepik River, 1928 14. Part of Edie creek, near Wan, New Guinea, 1928 15. Ancient gold working in North Queensland in last quarter of 1880-1905
Box 39 Cape York Peninsula and Northern Territory 1933 Possible photographs to use for autobiography 1. Townsville aerodrome, p1, n.d. 2. No caption, p1, n.d. 3. Hanger, p1, n.d. 4. No caption, p1, n.d. 5. Cooktown [harbour], p2, n.d. 6. Where captain Cook anchored 1770, p2, n.d. 7. Monument to Cook, p2, n.d. 8. Monument to Mrs Watson of Lizard Island, p2, n.d. 9. Main street of Cooktown every shop closed, p3, n.d. 10. Bank where Phyllis grandfather died, p3, n.d. 11. Rev [Soloway?] 42 years at Cape [Bedford?] mission, p3, n.d. 12. Half casts camped in bush, p3, n.d. 13. Opening Cairns Mossman road, p4, n.d. 14. A blast, p4, n.d. 15. Opening Cairns Mossman road, p4, n.d. 16. Construction train line, p4, n.d. 17. Laura railway station and rail motor, North Queensland, p5, n.d. 18. Hotel, p5, n.d. 19. [Transhipping?] for Moojeeba at Flinders Island North Queensland, n.d., p6 20. [Transhipping?] for Moojeeba at Flinders Island North Queensland, n.d. p6 21. Natives in bush at Moojeeba, n.d. p6 22. Native woman, p7, n.d.
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23. Pt Stewart Moojeeba, p7, n.d. 24. Turtle fishing of Lockhart river, p7, n.d. 25. Near Pt Stewart, p7, n.d. 26. Off to [Rights?] Island to await mail boat, n.d., p8 27. Turtle fishing, p8, n.d. 28. Marooned boat [?], n.d., p8 29. No caption, p9, n.d. 30. Two black trackers at Coon North Queensland, p9, n.d. 31. Through the bush from Moojeeba to Coen, p10, n.d. 32. Through the bush from Moojeeba to Coen, p10, n.d. 33. Main street Coen, p10, n.d. 34. [Armbousts?] House and family group, p10, n.d. 35. No caption [man on horse], p11, n.d. 36. Horse mail between Coen and Batavia River, p11, n.d. 37. Horse mail between Coen and Batavia River, p11, n.d. 38. Another river, p11, n.d. 39. Another river dry season, p11, n.d. 40. Shepherd with ‘Bushman’s pipe’ growing in bush above Archer River, p12 , n.d. 41. Batavia River, p12, n.d. 42. Treating native women, p12, n.d. 43. [Forsaythis?] Gold crushing factory, p13, n.d. 44. [Forsaythis?] Gold crushing factory, p13, n.d. 45. Pearling fleet at Thursday Island, p13, n.d. 46. Telegraph and road to tip of Cape York, n.d. 47. Quarantine station Thursday Island, p14, n.d. 48. Pearling fleet at Thursday Island, p14, n.d. 49. B P boat at wharf, p14, n.d. 50. R H Hocking with ducks and fish, p14, n.d. 51. Netting off [River Jandine?] Cape York, p15, n.d. 52. Most northerly point of Australia, p15, n.d. 53. Why the Dutch named Torres Strait, p15, n.d. 54. Last of Torres Strait, p15, n.d. 55. Darwin Northern Territory, p16, n.d. 56. Darwin Jetty, p16, n.d. 57. Darwin, p16, n.d.
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58. Aerodrome, p16, n.d. 59. Aerodrome, p16, n.d. 60. Hospital Darwin, p17, n.d. 61. Old veterinary laboratory, p17, n.d. 62. Hospital laboratory, p17, n.d. 63. Native compound [Uyilly?] Point Darwin, p18, n.d. 64. Desert country near Darwin, p18, n.d. 65. Dr Kirkland giving a anthill character, p18, n.d. 66. No caption, p18, n.d. 67. No caption, p19, n.d. 68. No caption, p19, n.d. 69. Hotel at Brocks creek, p19, n.d. 70. Northern Territory express, Leaping Lesa at Pine Creek, p20, n.d. 71. The milk and mutton supply Pine Creek, p20, n.d. 72. Birdum mail head 316 miles, p20, n.d. 73. Unloading from outstations from Birdum, p20, n.d. 74. Birdum aerodrome, 1933, p21 75. Birdum aerodrome, 1933, p21 76. 5am service, The Overlander, ready to start on his weekly run to Adelaide, South Australia from Birdum Northern Territory, n.d., p21 77. Daly waters P O, n.d., p22 78. Daly waters aerodrome, n.d., p22 79. Daly waters aerodrome, n.d., p22 80. Road to Newcastle waters, n.d., p22 81. Desert on the way to Newcastle waters Northern Territory, n.d., p23 82. Desert on the way to Newcastle waters Northern Territory, n.d., p23 83. New Castle waters the station, n.d., p23 84. New Castle waters the waters, n.d., p23 85. [Guttaperdia?] Tree – Graham standing, n.d., p24 86. [Guttaperdia?] and Coolabah tree at lagoon dam New Waters, n.d., p24 87. Daisy a half caste girl stockrider [died 1934], n.d., p24 88. [Jordanians?] Stock camp mob coming into New Castle Waters, n.d., p24 89. Downs desert termites - emergency landing ground– note air-bag, n.d., p25 90. Downs Barkly table lands with point of descent in distance, n.d., p25 91. Typical Australian bore and dam, n.d., p25
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92. Dr Cook and I stuck up at Monmoona (dry water course), n.d., p25 93. [Pornnette?] Downs from the air, n.d., p26 94. [Caption unreadable], n.d., p26 95. Stock yards at Brunette Downs, n.d., p26 96. Fire break plough at Brunette Downs, n.d., p27 97. Landing ground Brunette Downs, n.d., p27 98. Aerodrome one hanger complete one not roofed constructed, n.d., p28 99. Unroofed aerodrome and hospital, n.d., p28 100. Hospital Camooweal, n.d., p28 101. Flying over north Queensland, n.d., p28 102. Mt Isa landing ground, n.d., p29 103. Longreach, n.d., p29 104. No caption [Aerial shot], n.d., p29 105. Charleville, n.d., p29 League of Nations Mission 1929 [photo album pink cover] Photographs collected by Drs P Hermant and R W Cilento during the League of Nations Mission to the South Pacific 1929 [in French] 1. Caption in French [monument], p1, n.d. 2. La Cathedrale, p1, n.d. 3. Les Tours de Notre –Dames, p2, n.d. 4. [Preesgu ile Ducos?], p2, n.d. 5. [Vue de N-ouville?], p3, n.d. 6. [Baie de la Mozelle?], p3, n.d. 7. [La Bangue – Les Messaguies Maretomes?], p4, n.d. 8. [Nouville?], p4, n.d. 9. [Indigenes en armes?], p5, n.d. 10. [Femnies des Loyalty?], p5 , n.d. 11. Case indigene, p6, n.d. 12. Indigenes [faisant leur?] Cuisine, p6, n.d. 13. [Un requnie di bananas?], p7, n.d. 14. [Ponime indigene avec collier de jade] [Torres strait islander woman], p7, n.d. 15. [L’Hotel di la Gare?], p8, n.d. 16. [Nouville – Allec des Coctress?], p8, n.d. 17. [Paurama de Nournea?], p9, n.d. 18. [Bac our Eiviere?], p9, n.d.
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19. No caption [man and child in grass shawl], p10, n.d. 20. No caption [men in costume], p10, n.d. 21. [Jay bage Caledonmen avec Jurague?], p11, n.d. 22. [Pilou], p11, n.d. 23. Progue, p12, n.d. 24. [construction d’ure case?], p12, n.d. 25. [Pilou?] p13 , n.d. [ceremonial dancers and crowd of onlookers], p13 , n.d. 26. [Enfants indigenes avec fruits?], [children with fruit], p13, n.d. 27. [Vac de Nouville], p14, n.d. 28. No caption [3 men two women], p14, n.d. 29. [Loyalty Mare – place de Tadine?], p15, n.d. 30. [Noumea La Valtee du Gerue?], p15, n.d. 31. [L- Hotel Central], p16, n.d. 32. [Boulevard Wagrarn?], p16, n.d. 33. Statue Olay, p17, n.d. 34. No caption, p17, n.d. 35. Le Riosgue, p18, n.d. 36. [Teche d’unce Loche de …?] [two men with large fish], p18 , n.d. 37. [Grands Banians et indigenes?] [two men mock fighting], p19, n.d. 38. [Marrage Canague aux loyalty], n.d. 39. [Famile indigene?], p20, n.d. 40. [Indigenes a chivol?], p20, n.d. 41. [La pantaine monumenatal?], p2, n.d. 42. [Groupe d’indigenes?], p21, n.d. 43. No caption p43, n.d., p22 44. [Manorama de Nounnea?] , n.d., p22 45. [depart de’l antinous four france?], p23, n.d. 46. [Fuedu Quarter Lalin], p23, n.d. 47. [Rue de Rovoli?], p24, n.d. 48. [Le Cercle], p24, n.d. 49. No caption, p25, n.d. [large ship] 50. [Vue de Nouville?], p25, n.d. 51. [Port Derponntes?], p26, n.d. 52. [Passage du Lac – Tontoula?], p26, n.d. 53. No caption, p27, n.d.
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54. No caption, p27, n.d. 55. [La Foa – La Parerelle?], p28, n.d. 56. No caption, p28, n.d. 57. [Vue des Hauts – Foureaux?], p29, n.d. 58. [La Foa Maison Lenes?], p29, n.d. 59. [Vue de la Foa?], p30, n.d. 60. No caption, p30, n.d. 61. [Panorama de Noumea?], p31, n.d. 62. [Chassee aux cafs?] , p31, n.d. 63. No caption, p32, n.d. 64. [Cap Clesse?] , p32, n.d. 65. [Vue de Nouville?], p33, n.d. 66. [Vue de Nouville?], p33, n.d. 67. [Bourail – Le Bonhanne?], p34, n.d. 68. [North Hebrides – Lechage du efrats?], p34, n.d. 69. [Indigenes di North Hebrides?], p35, n.d. 70. [Nousuca – Rue de Rurole?], p35, n.d. 71. [Chef indigene?], p36, n.d. 72. No caption, p36, n.d. 73. [Noumca – L Hospital?], p37, n.d. 74. [Panorama de Noumea?], p37, n.d. 75. [Panorama de Noumea?], 38, n.d. 76. [Noumea – Ballec du Gence?], p38, n.d. 77. No caption, p39, n.d. 78. [Indigene a la frectre?] p39 [man with fishing spear], nd 79. [Vue de Nouville?], p40, n.d. 80. [Gurogue indigene?], p40, n.d. 81. Indigenes di North Hebrides, p41, n.d. 82. No caption, p41, n.d. 83. [Noumea – Rue de l’olma?], p42, n.d. 84. No caption, p42, n.d. 85. [Noumea – L Hotel de Ville?], p43, n.d. 86. [La Caserne?], p43, n.d. 87. [Noumea – Rue Febastopol?], p44, n.d. 88. Nouville-Caledonie – station Pucch La Foa, p44, n.d.
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89. Indigene et Tabou , p45, n.d. 90. Nouvelle Caledonie, p45, n.d. 91. Nouvelle Caledonie, 46, n.d. 92. Houailou Lem bouchure et la riviere, p46, n.d. 93. [Outside the hotel de la gare, Noumea], p47, n.d. 94. [Garden view of hotel de la gare, Noumea], p47, n.d. 95. No caption, p48, n.d. 96. Iles Loyalty, p48, n.d. 97. Iles Loyalty, p49, n.d. 98. Iles loyalty, p49, n.d. 99. Nouvelles Hebrides, p50, n.d. 100. No caption, p50, n.d. Papua and New Guinea 1933 [small black photograph album] 1. Papua and New Guinea 1933 [sunset], p1, n.d. 2. Sing Sing [Tribal dancing], p1, n.d. 3. Sing Sing [Tribal dancing], p1, n.d. 4. Port Moresby [harbour], p1, n.d. 5. No caption [Sing Sing?], p2, n.d. 6. No caption [women in huts], p2, n.d. 7. Hanuabada, [PNG boy in small water craft], p2, n.d. 8. Kiwai Islanders [dancing], p3, n.d. 9. Sing-Sing, [dancing with costume], p3, n.d. 10. Sing-Sing, [dancing with costume], p3, n.d. 11. Devil Dancer [costumed dancer], p4, n.d. 12. Native House, p4, n.d. 13. Port Moresby, McDhui at the Wharf, p5, n.d. 14. Sing-Sing [women in grass skirts] p5, n.d. 15. Sing-Sing [costumed men with musical instruments], p5, n.d. 16. Sing-Sing, [costumed dancers], p6, n.d. 17. Sing-Sing, [Large figurines on top of costumed dancers], p6, n.d. 18. The path up the hill, Samarai, p7, n.d. 19. Samarai Natives, [man and child], p7, n.d. 20. Evening at Samarai, p8, n.d. 21. Samarai, p9, n.d. 22. Samarai, p9, n.d.
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23. The Montoro at Woodlark Island, p10, n.d. 24. Natives fishing in a river, p10, n.d. 25. Rabaul Harbour from 3000ft, p11, n.d. 26. Rabaul from 2500ft, p12, n.d. 27. View from Namanula Heights Rabaul, p13, n.d. 28. Rabaul from 3500 ft, p13, n.d. 29. View from Namanula Heights Rabaul, p14, n.d. 30. Crater from 2000ft Matupi, Rabaul, p15, n.d. 31. Beehives from 500ft Rabaul Harbour, p16, n.d. 32. View from Kokopo, Mt Kombiu (the mother) with the north and south daughters and the Matupi crater, p17, n.d. 33. View from the shores of Blanche Bay, p18, n.d. 34. Mango Avenue Rabaul, p19, n.d. 35. Avenue of Peruvian Rain trees in the Malaguna road Rabaul, p20, n.d. 36. Coconut palms near Kokopo, p21, n.d. 37. A native village near Rabaul, p22, n.d. 38. Rabaul, p22, n.d. 39. Casuarinas, p22, n.d. 40. Casuarinas Rabaul, p23, n.d. 41. [Graves] 1914 from action at Bitapakanear Kokopo Australian service men, Rabaul, p24, n.d. 42. Village near Rabaul, p25, n.d. 43. Fishing village on Blanche Bay, p26, n.d. 44. A Duk-Duk coming to land Rabaul, p27, n.d. 45. A Duk-Duk landing Rabaul, p28, n.d. 46. Duk Duk, p29, n.d. 47. Duk Duk, p30, n.d. 48. Duk Duk, [single] p31, n.d. 49. A Pandanus tree, p32, n.d. 50. Kavieng, p33, n.d. 51. A coral reef, p34, n.d. 52. Manus Island, p35, n.d. 53. Manus Island, p35, n.d. 54. A Coral Island admiralty group, p36, n.d. 55. A baby in a billum, p39, n.d. 56. Native studies [3 photographs 2 children and 2 adults with babies], n.d. ______
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57. The Feldts Home, p39, n.d. 58. The Feldts Home, p39, n.d. 59. Madang – Eric Feldt District officer later mining warden, director coast watchers WWII, p39, n.d. 60. Burns Philps store at Madang, p39, n.d. 61. At Manus Island [3 photographs, man, boy and palm tree avenue], p40, n.d. 62. The Frisco river, Miss Martin Mr Macdonald, NukNuk village Salamaua, p41, n.d. 63. Native villages at Salamaua, Dr Inglewood Miss Trigg Mrs Macdonald, [Logui?] village, p41, n.d. 64. Salamaua, p41, n.d. 65. Salamaua from the air looking towards the mainland and the aerodrome, p42, n.d. 66. Devil dancers, p43, n.d. 67. A Markham village, p44, n.d. 68. Miss Martin, A D W and Mrs Macdonald – landing at Lae, p45, n.d. 69. Lae c1933, p46, n.d. 70. Lae [Aerodrome], p47, n.d. 71. Lae [Aerodrome], p47, n.d. 72. Lizard Island North Queensland, (the scene of Mrs Watson’s death), p48, n.d. Northern Territory [1920’s?] 1. ‘Friends in need are friends indeed, Gum Flat, N T 1923’ [Cilento? With Aboriginal woman and young boy next to car with flat tyre] 2. ‘Some Alice Springs Blacks, N T’ [group of men and women] 3. ‘Some Barren creek blacks, N T’ [woman and group of young boys] 4. Third generation typical Australian [possibly Cilento?] [Location unsure] 5. Sir Johnstone sugar mill, F Gillan, manager, [not sure of location miscellaneous photograph] 6. No caption, [location unknown – miscellaneous photograph] 1948 United Nations Social Services in Middle East [medium brown photo album] Sir Raphael Cilento officer in Chief, Refugee Camps Lebanon and Jordan Coastal Areas 1. Count [Folke?] Bernadotte and Sir Raphael Cilento taking off for U N Rhones H Q from Geneva. 2. Refugee shelters for displaced Arabs on Gaza Court 3. As above 4. As above 5. Camp [Nuserat?] at Gaza 6. [Magdal?] Camp 7. [Rashidi?] Bedouin at Tyre (7A waiting for cattle trucks –Tyre) ______
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8. Refugees boarding cattle trucks – Tyre 9. Primitive water supply – Tyre 10. Refugees at Anjara 11. Refugees at Baal Bek-Lebanon 12. Refugees at Baal Bek-Lebanon 13. Homs-Lebanon 14. Amman-old Roman Amphitheatre in background 15. Refugees at Zerka 16. Refugees at Nablus, Lebanon 17. As above 18. Hopeless position of refugees. 19. Count Bernadotte before leaving Beirut for Jerusalem where he was assassinated 17 Sept 1948, Left to right two staff members, Riad Bey el Solh (Lebanon) Count Bernadotte, Sir Raphael Cilento.
Box 40 UN, Archives photographs 1946-1951 1. Historic photograph belonging to United Nations in New York series. Cilento congratulating Prime Minister Nash of New Zealand, the first signatory to sign the first resolution carried by the United Nations, December 1945, re refugees 2. Secretary Ursula Carlyle Smith at left and Raphael Cilento in-group 3. New York United Nations Secretary Ursula Carlyle Smith walking with Raphael Cilento 4. Dear Diane, this is me in Lebanon! How are you in New York, Love to you all. I have a few things for all of you but Mr [Habewky?] only has room for David’s things, Dad, 25 Sept 1948 5. So-called Director of Division of so called refugees and displaced persons of so called United Nations! Cell No R252 – Sing Sing – Lake Success (very wet), 3 Oct 1946 6. Beirut Lebanon, Discussion chaired by Sir Raphael Cilento proceeding the first full meeting of the Arab League,. [Klahl el Khowri?] son of the president of Lebanon is on Cilento’s right, 1948 7. Corner of Cell No.R252. Decorative gent in stiff but amiable pose is director, Div Ref & DPs, wondering what to do next, 3 Oct 1946 8. Dr Hermant (League of Nations), Dr [Heyser-Rockfella?] (Hookworm expert) and R.Cilento, [?] [Gafter?] River Dam, 17 July 1929 9. Spokesman for refugee demonstrations, begging for help to return to their houses at, Sukaneh [sic], Aug 1949
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10. Expressing thanks of seminar to reception committee of government of Jordan [at Anemare?], Aug 1949 11. Unnamed photograph 12. University of Damascus, Dr Cosh [Lurayk?] second from right at bottom of photo, man in front on left Educationalist [Ashmahmi?] Pasha (Egypt), 20 Aug 1949 13. Unknown, [possibly at same location as above] 14. Red Cross Commission, NNP [?] Addressing members of Seminar before leaving for refugee camps at Sukhneh Jordan, 28 Aug 1949 15. Going aboard plane (6 seater) for [Dinman?] Jordan to visit refugees, 28 Aug 1949 16. Sir Raphael Cilento with unknown companions 17. Colleague in Geneva, (R Cilento in photograph as well), 1948 18. Gouzeancourt, (Aerial shot) 19. East Beyruth, (Aerial shot) 20. Damour Area, (Aerial shot) 21. Hammara – Damascus Road, Beyruth Sheet, (Aerial shot) 22. no caption [possibly Bayrouth?], n.d. 23. At Seminar in Beirut, 6 from left [K. Imidwinter?] seeArab League [?], 1949 24. Examining blankets at [Shuno Niurein?] Cilento on right, 1948 25. Raphael Cilento, as Director General of Health in Queensland, (note stating that it most likely is the United Nations period) 26. Lebanon at the time of Bernnadottes murder, 17 Sept 1948 27. Raphael Cilento congratulating the first signers of the first resolution setting up the provincial committees of the International Refugees organisation (IRO), Dec 1946 28. (Cilento) in New York with secretary Ursula Carlyle-Smith 29. Left to right Dr Barkus (Dane) and Dr Mosche, receiving news of massacre of 200 Arabs who’d been told to assemble their goods near Lebanese border – to seek new homes in Lebanon and Syria, Beirut 30. No caption, (possibly Dr Barkus and Dr Mosche and unknown gentlemen smoking cigarettes) 31. No caption, (possibly Dr Barkus and Dr Mosche) National Trust photographs, Cooktown Museum, etc 1. The annual distribution of blankets to Aboriginals on Queens’s birthday at the female factory. Police court and fire station in the sixties, n.d. 2. Torres Strait Islanders intensely interested in European ships (later attacked them), n.d. 3. No caption – features (top) St John’s, Commandant’s House afterwards Col. Sec. Office, Evang Church, Residence of Capt. Feez, Devonshire House, George
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Street, (bottom) Russell St.Ferrry, Commissariat Stores, Queens Wharf, Ship Inn, Dowse’s wharf, n.d. 4. Logan of the lash (portrait of Naval Officer), n.d. 5. Crippled children’s picnic, location unknown, 12 May 1934 6. No caption [possibly upper Edward and Adelaide streets?], n.d. 7. Ship in Botanical Gardens, victims of the 1893 Brisbane flood, Feb 1893 8. Erosion near Round Hill Head, south of Gladstone, n.d. 9. Erosion near Round Hill Head, south of Gladstone, n.d. 10. Erosion near Round Hill Head, n.d. 11. Sir Raphael & Lady Cilento, 3rd & 4th from right (under Flinders Memorial sign which states ‘ Lt Mathew Flinders R.N camped near here, 26/27 July 1799), n.d. 12. Mt. Tibrogargan Glasshouse mountains, n.d. 13. Dr S Simpson who built Wolston House National Trust (Negative slide in envelope), n.d. 14. The oldest living thing in the world, a Macrozamia Palm, 19 ft. high on Tambourine Mountain, Queensland, Australia, declared by Professor Chamberlain, of Chicago University, to be at least 15,000 years old, n.d. 15. Ceratodus fish, Queensland Lung fish, n.d. 16. The most Rev J Heavy, OSADD, the third Bishop of Cairns, (1914-1948) 17. Jamestown railway station became a national trust museum, Oct 1971, opened by R W Cilento. L to R Lamp room, RAC with three daughters, Eileen, Nelva, Gladys and FEEC (their mother) inspersed members of the staff and public, far right, [gabled room?] bedroom where I was born R W Cilento, (about 1900) 18. Old convent at Cooktown at time of donation for restoration and use as a museum of world class (rear view), n.d. 19. Jamestown railway station (about 1900?), L-R Lamp room, R.A.C with three daughters Eileen, Melva and [Gldays?] and FEEC (mother) inspired by members of the staff and public. Far right, gabled room – bedroom where I was born R.W.C. This building became a National Trust Museum Oct 1971 – opened by RWC almost 80 years after I was born there 20. Cooktown museum former Chinese Joss house, National Trust, n.d. 21. History of Caboolture show by Eric Whisson, 7 Dec 1974. L – R Marshall Cooke, patron Morrumba art group, Mrs Cooke, Lady Cilento, Nancy Cato (author of ‘Brown Sugar’) Arthur Chalmers, press Mag, Frank Sampson (obscured) Pres Caboolture History Society, Sir Raphael Cilento (who opened gallery) Vera Buckley Secty (sic) to gallery, painting Daguilar Hotel, n.d. 22. History of Caboolture show, L-R Lady Cilento, Nancy Cato, Arthur Chalmers, Frank Sampson, Sir Raphael Cilento, 7 Dec 1974 23. Story of Caboolture show L-R Eric Whisson, artist. Marshall Cooke, Mrs Cooke, Lady Cilento, Nancy Cato, Arthur Chalmers, Frank Sampson, Sir Raphael Cilento, Vera Buckley, 7 Dec 1974
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24. No caption, is a signature [possibly Philip S King?], n.d. 25. Opening of Wolston House – HE the governor obscured, n.d. 26. Unveiling of Flinders Memorial, father etc, 27 July 1963 27. The old convent at the time of its reprieve from demolition and donation to National Trust for remaking as a museum of world standard, by Bishop [Torpie?] of Cairns, n.d. 28. Australian Council of National Trusts Inaugural meeting, Canberra, Standing, I G Medcalf (W.A), R M Green and Dr G M W Clemons (Tas) Professor Brian Lewis (Vic), Miss P Harbison (NSW), W R Moon (QLD), G A Richardson (VIC). Seated, W O Burt (VIC), Mrs Paul Hasluck (WA), Mr Justice McClemens (NSW – Chairman), R N Walker (NSW Secretary), Sir Raphael Cilento (QLD), A G Hudson (NSW), 27 Feb 1965 29. Opening of Cilento Park of Nambour, 1969. Self next to left hand upright support, shires chairman Eddie De Vere. Young J C and other supporters who cleared site and erected [portice?], n.d. 30. R W C and Gov of QLD (Sir Henry Abel Smith), n.d. 31. [?] Sir Henry Abel Smith receives the key to Wolston House from Sir Raphael Cilento president of National Trust, QLD (marked duplicate), n.d. 32. Wolston House, Wacol Brisbane, n.d. 33. Governor of QLD (Sir Henry Abel Smith) and R W C, n.d. 34. Old nun’s school in Cooktown before restoration in 1970. To become Captain Cook Museum R W Cilento collection, n.d. 35. Governor of QLD (Sir Henry Abel Smith) and R W C, with the article in Journal referring to the National Trust of QLD. Fellowship awarded to H E [?], n.d. Cooktown Museum photographs and transparencies Memorial Photographs concerning Mrs Watson ‘The heroine of Lizard Island’ [in plastic sleeve] 1. No caption [Chinese shrine], n.d. 2. Cooks cannon – historical Museum, Cooktown (possibly Cooks no.2 cannon), n.d. 3. Country II, Macquarie Field House, Liverpool England, Dec 1963 4. Macq. Field House – before restoration, front and part side, n.d. 5. The shrine at the Chinese cemetery Cooktown – all graves empty, bodies taken to China. Inscription, ‘Those who have departed are again with us’, n.d. 6. No caption (possibly old nun’s school Cooktown – now Captain Cook museum), n.d. 7. Front view, The Convent of St Mary, Cooktown (abandoned and dilapidated) at the time of its transfer to the National Trust for remaking as the James Cook Historical Museum. The massive granite base and brick walls were in excellent condition, (photo courtesy of Richard E Stringer,), 1969 8. Wolston, presented by Mr Lack – (copy from (Mrs) L Harris – 1965), 1890’s 9. Bishop Geo Frodsha, n.d.D, Bishop of North Queensland. N B influential force in the establishment of the Australian Institute of Tropical Medicine, n.d.
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10. Colour photos of Chinese shrine at Cooktown, from Val Thompson, n.d. 11. Sir Thomas Playford, SA Premier visits University (QLD) [flood damaged], 20 May 1958 12. Large transparency of Mrs Watson’s monument – Cooktown (ex P M Industries) [negative], n.d. 13. Native drawings on store at Watson’s looted house on Lizard Island. Copied by one of the party calling in late 1881 after the attack and flight (courtesy of S E Stephens of Cairns who owns the original), n.d. 14. Grave of Mrs Watson and her baby son at Cooktown, n.d. 15. Inscription on tombstone states ‘ Memoriam, Mrs Watson the heroine of Lizard Island, Cooktown, North Queensland AD 1881, erected 1886, Edward D’Arcy, Mayor, 1885 16. National trust of Queensland. Rehabilitated lighthouse at South Burnett Head. Abandoned and replaced but when it was 100 years old it was decided to restore it and open it in its own right and as a small museum. Opened by Sir Raphael Cilento, Trust President, n.d. New Guinea assorted photographs from RW Cilento 1. [Unknown], n.d. 2. Redge Baster, n.d. 3. Native women at hospital in Kaeweng, New Ireland, n.d. 4. Mrs Hoh, New Ireland on her vessel (trading schooner), n.d. 5. Local school, PNG, n.d. 6. [Local school, PNG?] , n.d. 7. [Large group of men gathered for photograph], n.d. 8. Bush native women collected for medical examination, n.d. 9. Drying house PNG, Copra, n.d. 10. Bush landscape PNG, n.d. 11. Main road to botanical gardens, Rabaul, n.d. 12. Copra Plantation, n.d. 13. Typical Papuan native, n.d. 14. Native food patch in New Guinea, two medical assistants (white), two medical aids (guys with lap laps with red stripes) and two police boys, n.d. 15. Christmas celebrations, tug of war PNG, n.d. 16. New native hospital, [Rapindick?], n.d. 17. New native hospital at [Rapindick?] (under construction), n.d. 18. Growing food at [Rapindick?], n.d. 19. Food growing at [Rapindick?], n.d. 20. No Caption [Food growing at Rapindick?], n.d.
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21. No Caption [Food growing at Rapindick?], n.d. 22. House girl, n.d. 23. Planting Taro, boys with white lap laps and red stripes (medical orderlies), [2 copies], n.d. 24. Native medical examination at temporary examination room, n.d. 25. Coastline at Modup, n.d. 26. German ship hiding (Komet), taken over later by Australian forces, n.d. 27. Hospital staff, n.d. 28. New native hospital at [Rapindick?], bombed WWII and destroyed, n.d. 29. Three generations at Kaewing [sic], n.d. 30. No caption, [mountain], n.d. 31. German planter – stayed after WWII, n.d. 32. No caption [flood damaged photographs], n.d. 33. Group photo at Namanula, n.d. 34. Chief- dwarfed in infancy by Potts disease (tuberculosis of the backbone), less than 5 ft, n.d. 35. Native staff at native hospital made of Attap (reed which is split), n.d. 36. Paw paw fruit, n.d. 37. Natives of the Solomon Islands, n.d. 38. Coastal up PNG, n.d. 39. No caption, [Houseboys?], n.d. 40. Houseboys, n.d. 41. Hospital unit in New Guinea, n.d. 42. A view of [barwon?] heads, Ocean Grove, Vic, n.d. 43. Cleaning for bush plantation, n.d. 44. Volcano called ‘Father’, n.d. 45. Loading Copra, n.d. 46. Boy on right, Topa Tuna, n.d. 47. Medical staff, n.d. 48. Boy from hospital workforce, n.d. 49. Christmas fancy dress party, PNG, n.d. 50. Drainage channel – hospital grounds, n.d. 51. No caption, n.d. 52. Native hospital buildings, n.d. 53. Ceremonial parage, n.d. 54. No caption, n.d. ______
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55. No caption, [mini photograph] nd 56. Staff and doctor boys, n.d. 57. White man’s house, n.d. 58. Native girl in holiday dress, n.d. 59. Moonlight effect, n.d. 60. New school house in erection, [Guv?] house behind, not RW Cilento’s house, n.d. 61. No caption, n.d. 62. No caption, n.d. 63. Wier Korrint? nd 64. Two plantation – Matte Island, n.d. 65. Making shore contact, n.d. 66. Dancer from the Bainings, New Britain (Gazelle Peninsula), n.d. 67. Native hospital built by RW Cilento, n.d. 68. No caption, n.d. 69. Patrol setting out to apprehend native murderers of four white men [?], [Sinanaa?], 1926, New Britain 70. Three Papuan fuzzy-wuzzies, n.d. 71. Bellona boys, the native name Ja Runnell Island is Bellona, Bellona Island has another native name, n.d. 72. Bellona boys, Runnell Island, n.d. 73. No caption, n.d. 74. Tauru, a Matti Mary, n.d. 75. Tauru of Onn, western end of Matti, H E A Cameron, n.d. 76. Typical Peak roofed house, n.d. 77. On S S Kooraka [caption unreadable flood damage], 1933 78. No caption, n.d. 79. No caption, n.d. 80. No caption, n.d. [villages in native canoe?] 81. Central medical school dormitory, Suva, n.d. 82. A line of women bringing in coconuts at Matti Island, N W group, Mandated territory of New Britain, n.d. 83. Natives assembled for health examination, n.d. 84. Miria an Aua mary, n.d. 85. Native woman Matti and Aua group, n.d. 86. Girl from Matti Island, n.d. 87. Aua Island, n.d.
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88. New Guinea sea [seape?] with trading vessel at wharf, n.d. 89. Natives assembled for health examination and [?] gathering, n.d. 90. The beehive, Rabaul, n.d. 91. Native girl from Matti Island, n.d. 92. Taro plantation, Matti Island group, n.d. 93. No caption, n.d. 94. Native carving, Witu – North Coast, New Britain, n.d. 95. Head decorated with mud, n.d. 96. Parade, n.d. 97. Police sergeant, n.d. 98. Salute at grave stone, n.d. 99. No caption, n.d. 100. Seascape, n.d. 101. Bo caption, damaged photograph [group of men], n.d. 102. Artificially deformed skull of Arawe, New Britain. At 8 days, put bind of coconut fibre on baby, leave it there for one year, although it is loosened a few minutes each day, they say that it makes them fierce in war, which may be true because the inhibitory areas of the brain are destroyed, n.d. 103. Medical examination, n.d. 104. No caption, n.d. 105. Obstetric fracture right leg (double) see companion photo [?], n.d. 106. Native suspension bridge, n.d. 107. Gwen [?] singing on [Bamon?] Heads, n.d. 108. View from behind and on top of [?] site showing made road for Memorial of [Chapes?], n.d. 109. No caption, n.d. 110. The mascots ‘Poontai’ [birds], n.d. 111. Medical assistants shack (built by himself) Madang, 1927 112. Native feast at Talasea, n.d. 113. No caption [man wearing], n.d. 114. No caption [palm trees?], n.d. 115. Native women and children, New Guinea, n.d. 116. Picnic party, New Guinea, n.d. 117. Native house girl, n.d. 118. Inter Island trading vessel, n.d. 119. Hill village, New Guinea, n.d.
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120. Hill village, New Guinea, storm approaching rain everyday in this area, n.d. 121. No caption, n.d. 122. Trading vessel, New Guinea, n.d. 123. Loading of copra, New Guinea, n.d. 124. Plantation owner, n.d. 125. Native village awaiting tax gathering either money or goods, n.d. 126. Postcard ‘Golfo della Spezla, Portovenere, Paorama Generale, n.d. 127. Natives awaiting medical inspection, n.d. 128. Torino – German vessel confiscated called, ‘Komet’, n.d. 129. Trading schooner, New Guinea, n.d. 130. Native house girl from Talasea, n.d. 131. Witchdoctor’s dance, New Guinea, n.d. 132. Native Attap houses on stilts, n.d. 133. Native boys awaiting medical inspection, n.d. 134. Smoke house for smoking copra, n.d. 135. Medical assistant’s house and office, n.d. 136. Canoe in moonlight, n.d. 137. Looking out over the plain, n.d. 138. Pito used for storage, n.d. 139. Village scene with dancer, n.d. 140. Casual shelters for workers, n.d. 141. Preparing the ground, n.d. 142. Indian turban ornament, n.d. 143. Women and children for medical examination, n.d. 144. Bananas for the feast, n.d. 145. House- garden, n.d. 146. No caption, n.d. 147. No caption, n.d. 148. District station, n.d. 149. Planted land spit, n.d. 150. Bringing the sun –dancers, n.d. 151. Photo taken by missionary [two young children], n.d. 152. Inland trader, n.d. 153. Plantation, n.d. 154. Mission [?], n.d.
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155. Kepog dancer, n.d. 156. Bush scene, n.d. 157. Six-year plantation, n.d. 158. Raph at 12 at spot where Walter [?] was massacred, n.d. 159. Flooded plain, n.d. 160. Bush scene, n.d. 161. Three generations of native women, n.d. 162. Natives using blowpipes and poison darts, n.d. 163. Thunder shed, n.d. 164. Making fish trap, n.d. 165. Tomoko boat – Solomon Islands, n.d. 166. Trading schooner, n.d. 167. Taro plantation, n.d. 168. Duk Duk dancer, n.d. 169. Village house on the coast, n.d. 170. Native chief with Pig tusks, n.d. 171. Loading Copra, n.d. 172. Anchored for the night, n.d. 173. No caption, n.d. 174. Native woman, New Guinea, n.d. 175. Native canoe in the making, n.d. 176. Storage depot of Copra and [betelnut?] for local exportation to other natives, n.d. 177. Cleared for planting, n.d. 178. Very low tide, New Guinea, n.d. 179. Bill Stower, n.d. 180. Clearing for a new plantation, n.d. 181. No caption, [Island], n.d. 182. Second year planting of Copra, n.d. 183. Native village, n.d. 184. Loading of machinery, New Guinea, n.d. 185. No caption, n.d. 186. The Towa hall, Cape Town, n.d. [water damaged]
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Box 41 Cilento Family photographs 1. Flag of truce – Sir Raphael Cilento, Nablus, Palestine,1948 2. R W Cilento, n.d. 3. The Telegraph ‘A pencil drawing by Noel Counihan of Sir Raphael Cilento. This drawing is one of a series in the Noel Counihan Exhibition’ 2 copies, 25 Aug 1936 4. Westy, David, Alana, Carl, R W Cilento, Ruth, July 1953 5. Beach north of Caloundra, some of Cilento family and friends, n.d. 6. Ruth, Margaret, Carl, Deane, Philly, Michel, with Easter eggs, Caloundra, n.d. 7. Carl Cilento, born in Brisbane, Aug 1928 8. Raphael Cilento and Phyllis Cilento with Raphael [?] their first child, in Malaya, 1921 9. R W Cilento’s house at Mooloolaba, 1980 10. R W Cilento’s house at Mooloolaba, 1980 11. Diane’s daughter Gi Gi about (16 months), April 1958 12. No caption, n.d. 13. Cilento creating a garden at Seiano, Vulture street its new location, Jan 1961 14. No caption (child), n.d. 15. Ray [?], 5 Aug 16. David (20) and Diane (24) at home Seiano, n.d. 17. Sean and Jason Connery, Brisbane, n.d. 18. No caption baby photograph, n.d. 19. R C F Cilento eldest son of RNC- PDC, n.d. 20. Seiano at Annerley – the Cilento family home for many years (Diane in photograph with dog), n.d. 21. Presentation to Queen Elizabeth II and Duke Edinburgh Brisbane, Lady Cilento 1 week before 60, Sir Raphael 60 & 3 months, 10 Mar 1954 22. Alan Cilento younger brother of RW Cilento, n.d. 23. L-R Sir Raphael Cilento, daughter Diane and Lady Cilento at dinner on occasion of Sir Raphael’s 80th birthday, December [1973?] R W Cilento various 1. Sir Raphael West Cilento at the time of hist knighthood was conferred, n.d. 2. Sir Raphael Cilento at the time of knighting, n.d. 3. At the time of his appointment as Professor of Social and Tropical medicine (honoury) University of Queensland, 1937 4. Kandrian, South west New Britain, note infants bound head to elongate skull, early 1920’s
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5. Sir Raphael Cilento (the year he was knighted), 1935 6. Negatives – Sir Raphael Cilento (the year he was knighted), 1935 Schindler Charles – Photographs 1. Frank [Pryke?] Memorial Hall in background, Samarai, c1928 2. Anglican Church, Samarai, c1928 3. No caption (beach photograph), n.d. 4. No caption (coastal view), n.d. 5. No caption (men in fishing canoe?), n.d. 6. No caption (coastal view), n.d. 7. No caption (view down tree lined drive way), n.d. 8. No caption (house?), n.d. 9. No caption (possible church), n.d. 10. No caption (sign in photograph says Professor Schindler Primary School Aiyura), n.d. 11. No caption (sign in photograph says ‘Professor Schindler Primary School Aiyura, has several children standing under the sign), n.d. Various Photographs – Cilento Family, Social Security Committee 1. Dr & Mrs A J Turner, ‘Dear Dion, built at their Puleaux works probably 6 H P – might be 8 H P, 1904-5 model (automobile), from Mrs A Jefferies Turner’, n.d. 2. Dr & Mrs A J Turner, Rover (approx) 1903-4 6 H P model, from Mrs A Jefferies Turner, n.d. 3. Carl, Ruth, David, Diane Cilento, n.d. 4. Diane and R W Cilento (in garden), 1950 5. Phyllis and Mrs Forgan Smith (at her left) opening bazaar ‘Mrs Forgan Smith, me, Mrs Edgar Robinson, garden fete at ‘Seiano’ for returned soldiers, 24 Sept 1938 6. Archer homestead, Gracemere, (veranda shot), n.d. 7. Archer homestead, Gracemere (garden photograph), n.d. 8. No caption (riverbank photograph), n.d. 9. L-R … Dr Cumpston, R W Cilento, Canberra 1942 or 43, Social Security Committee. Includes a letter on Parliament of the Commonwealth letterhead, regarding Social Security Committee and Mr Cumpston’s visit, 27 Jul 1943 10. PDC, Richard, Madelene (Carls children) about, 1968 11. Probably Social Security Committee, J H Cumpston centre back Earl Page – far right, n.d. R W Cilento Field North Queensland [1933?] 1. Rocky creek ‘Borroloola’, Northern Territory, 1923 2. ‘A Bevy of Beauty’, Northern Territory (Aboriginal women in grass skirts), 1923
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3. At the native hospital village of Agila, 1919 4. No caption (man fixing automobile), n.d. 5. Examining native women, North Queensland, 1933 Health Minister Hanlon Patrick Hanlon (former M L A Queensland) son of E M Hanlon has given this material for the Cilento collection in the Fryer Library. His father the late E M Hanlon was minister for Health and Home Affairs at the time of the inauguration of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Queensland, 1936. 1. E.M.Hanlon, Queenslands first minister for Health, Statue outside Royal women’s hospital Brisbane – Hanlon insisted that his statue be laced at ground level ‘among his people’1932 2. E M Hanlon, Queensland secretary of Health and Home Affairs. As Health minister R W Cilento’s immediate superior, 1934-42 Miscellaneous Cilento 1. Pitman publishing pty ltd invitation to Mr & Mrs Ian Smout for the launch of ‘Lady Cilento on Vitamin & Mineral Deficiency’ by Senator Florence Bjelke-Petersen, Written on the back of the card is ‘RSVP 2295982, photo’s to name rates Maidenwell medicine’, 11 Nov [?] 2. No caption (The Blue Moon Café) (damaged and miniature sized), n.d. 3. No caption (photograph of house) (damaged and miniature sized), n.d. 4. Sir Raphael Cilento Barrister of Law, 1939 5. Dr J S C [Elkingston?] (damaged portrait), n.d. 6. Mr and Mrs Glen (Llewellyn) Lack taken on breakwater – North bank – entrance of Tween River NSW ‘ To Doctor and Lady Cilento with Compliments from Henry Bruce’, 31 Oct 1962 7. Sir Leslie Wilson receiving collection of skulls from Sir Raphael Cilento at the opening of the school of Anatomy, University of Queensland, n.d. 8. Joan Lewis and her mother received by the Pope, Brisbane people and friends of RW Cilento, 1969 Very Early R W Cilento 1. Kaira Finey childhood friend of Ray. Cilento writes or Kaira in his diary as an early sweetheart, 8 Jun 1913 2. First district scoutmaster, R W Cilento aged 17 Adelaide South Australia, n.d. 3. R W Cilento Primary School, Jamestown Primary School. Annotated by R W Cilento 4th right in back row. He looks to be about 6, Annie Hervey teacher, he remembered and wrote of with great appreciation, c1899 4. The arrow identifies R W Cilento (aged 17) as a newly qualified state schoolteacher Port Pirie South Australia [damaged], 1910 5. R W Cilento aged 17, Scout Master, Port Pirie, South Australia, n.d.
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New Guinea 1920’s Collection of a missionary in New Guinea made over a number of years acquired by Sir Raphael Cilento 1928. All these, though I have marked some “Early 1920’s’, most likely were in existence during the Australian Military occupation 1914-1921, some taken before and some during (note from John Murphy 1976) 1. Boys from Rennell Island, n.d. 2. First arrival of an aircraft in Rabaul under command of Group Capt Williams. Here at Kominie’s shipyards out of the water, 1926 3. First arrival of an aircraft in Rabaul under the command of Group Captain Williams – about 1926 4. Guests regaled with Betel nut, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain, early 1920’s 5. Brides people making presents, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain early 1920’s 6. Scene of buying, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain, early 1920’s 7. Buying a wife – men with Dracaenas & Betel Nut, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain, early 1920’s 8. The bride, Tolai woman of Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain, early 1920’s 9. House in which bride is hidden, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain, early 1920’s 10. Women heralds blow conch shells, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain, early 1920’s 11. Dracaenas, Betel nut, etc set up, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain, early 1920’s 12. Mt ‘Father, New Britain (active) Nakanai’1920’s 13. Road Blanche Bay, n.d. 14. Scene of landing (Kabakane) 1914, Kabakane New Britain, c1919 15. Operating & Engine Rooms, Bitapaka wireless station near Kokopo, New Britain, 1914 16. Bainig [sic] women, Bainings, New Britain early 1920’s 17. Minding the twins, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain early 1920’s 18. Receiving payment in Tabau (shell money), Rabaul area early 1920’s 19. Uprooting Dracaenas on a grave, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain early 1920’s 20. Mother and baby (in net) Baining, Bainings Mt New Britain nd 21. Rabaul, The band of the dance, early 1920’s 22. New Britain, Fire dance Baining, early 1920’s 23. Kavat dancer Baining, New Britain early 1920’s, 24. Fire dancer Baining Mts, New Britain early 1920’s 25. Fire Dance Bainig, Baining Mts New Britain, early 1920’s 26. Band of the dance – Bainig, New Britain, early 1920’s 27. A Diviner and her friends, Rabaul, early 1920’s 28. A Mon (native built boat), Rabaul [NB?], early 1920’s
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29. Great sea-going canoe in which the Argonauts of the pacific opened across much of this great area, Kilengi, end of New Britain, c1922 30. Chewing Betel nut, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain early 1920’s 31. Shaving with piece of bottle, Rabaul area, early 1920’s 32. Climbing a coconut tree, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain early 1920’s 33. Strangling Pig before roasting, [Araive?] [Gasmata?] New Britain early 1920’s 34. Gasmata Area, New Britain, early 1920’s 35. Children of Savages, Baining Mts, New Britain early 1920’s 36. Wild natives – Nakanai, Nakanai area, New Britain, early 1920’s 37. Natives wide bay, Wide Bay, New Britain, early 1920’s 38. Govt station Wide Bay, Pomio, New Britain, early 1920’s 39. Snare for wild pigs, probably South Coast, New Britain, early 1920’s 40. Typical native house, Baining Mts, New Britain, early 1920’s 41. Nakanai, New Britain, early 1920’s 42. Baining Mts, New Britain, early 1920’s 43. [Pasisenanua?] natives South west coast of New Britain, note child’s head bound to elongate skull, c1922 44. Baining is changing, Baining Mts, New Britain, early 1920’s 45. Woman from the Koulongs and inland of southwest coast of New Britain, early 1920’s 46. Chief wearing breast shell, Nakanai, New Britain, early 1920’s 47. Native Bainig Mts, New Britain early 1920’s 48. Profile, New Britain, early 1920’s 49. Typical New Britain boys, New Britain, early 1920’s 50. Typical New Britain girls, New Britain, early 1920’s 51. Profile, New Britain early 1920’s 52. River Baining Mts, New Britain, early 1920’s 53. Destroying dead man’s house, Rabaul area, early 1920’s 54. Beating the death drum, 1920’s 55. New Britain early, Woodland glade, Bainig, 1920’s 56. Scene south east coast, 1920’s 57. Powell R, Wide Bay, 1920’s 58. Gazelle Peninsula about 20 miles from Rabaul, Kokopo Rd, early 1920’s 59. Mainmast 316 ft, Mainmast a Bitapaka wireless station. Near Kokopo New Britain, early 1920’s 60. Across Rabaul Harbour, thro [sic] the coconuts, early 1920’s
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61. Vunepope near Kokopo, 1920’s 62. The babbling brook, n.d. 63. A bush track, n.d. 64. In the bush, n.d. 65. Scene – Kabakada, n.d. 66. Near Karavia, n.d. 67. Above Davaon, n.d. 68. Road scene, Malakuna, n.d. 69. North Coast, n.d. 70. Toma, n.d. 71. Near Bitapaka, Bitapaka, Gazelle Peninsula, New Britain, early 1920’s 72. Mists in the valley, n.d. 73. Kabago, n.d. 74. Near Toma, n.d. 75. Mt Wunakokor, Toma, n.d. 76. Valley and mountains, Toma, n.d. 77. Weber [HBR?] from near Toma, n.d. 78. Sea from near Toma, n.d. 79. Beach near Malapau, n.d. 80. [Mv?] Teresa – Catholic Mission boat off the Vunapope wharf, c1927 81. Near Raluana, n.d. 82. Beginning of plantation, n.d. 83. Near Kulaun, n.d. 84. Near Talakua, n.d. 85. Beach Davaon, n.d. 86. Manus, 1920’s 87. Types of Manus natives, Pam Island, Marys [sic] at Pam Islands, 1920’s 88. Native Police, Manus, c1924 United Nations Beirut Seminar 1. Reception at University of Damascus, Syria. [Ashmaur Pacha?] speaking, 20 Aug 1949 2. The great mosque at Damascus (with shoes), with [Dia’a eddin Rifai of …?], 20 Aug 1949 3. Press conference Beirut, Sheik Khalil el Khoury, R W Cilento, Abbas [? ] son of the President of Lebanon, 10 Aug 1949 4. Arab [Tenunan?] at Beirut,1949
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Cilento in Vietnam 1962 1. This private visit in [Tutnam?] Was arranged by Henry Fischer with the consent of the Australian Government- which stopped short of giving him and Cilento government credentials for their overseas high level interview in Vietnam and later in Africa. Saigon Presidential palace L-R Henry Fischer, Cao-Ky, R W Cilento, Sir Raphael Cilento private audience, June1966 2. C [Thieu?], 1962 3. President Thieu of Vietnam and Sir R W Cilento, 1962 4. Greeting P Thieu (President of Vietnam), 1962 5. R W Cilento Kao-Cy deputy President Vietnam 1962. As Vice Marshall- Kao- by later visited Australia by invitation an Gov’s and was [?] on all sides, 1962 6. Interview at Saigon with Casey, n.d. 7. [Fran?] va, n.d.o, Foreign Affairs, n.d. 8. [Fran?] va, n.d.o – minister of Foreign Affairs, 1962 9. In charge of railway system in Japan, R W Cilento, Fush, Ramsay, Sugita related to this group by Sugita in 1962, taken in Japan, n.d.
Parcel 42 Boy Scout [oversized] certificate of membership, Raphael Cilento, 1910
Box Number Conversion Chart
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Box 37A Box 37 (part of)
Box 41 Box 40 (part of)
Box 42 Box 41
Parcel 43 Parcel 33 (part of)
Parcel 44 Parcel 42
Parcel 45 Parcel 33 (part of)
Parcel 46 Parcel 33 (part of)
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