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N90 Waterside Workers’ Federation of Australia, Port Adelaide Branch deposit 2 Download list ''ii' RESTRICTED ACCESS DEPOSIT Intending users should apply in writing to the depositor, through: Archives Officer Archives of Business and Labour, RSSS Australian National Universitf GPO Box 4, Canberra City. A.C.T. 2601 The Australian National University ARCHIVES OF BUSINESS AND LABOUR DEPOSIT No. N90 WATERSIDE WORKERS FEDERATION PORT ADELAIDE BRANCH 1900-1983 17.33 METRES SUMMARY: This deposit consists of the records of the Port Adelaide Branch of the Waterside Workers Federation. This Branch was previously known as the Port Adelaide Working$ Men's Association, whose beginnings can be traced back to a meeting held in December 1872. The deposit includes minutes of General, Committee and Special Meetings of the Branch for the period 1920-1922, 1933-1937. There is a large collection of office files for the years 1914-1983, with the bulk covering the 1950s to 1970s period. These are arranged by subject and relate to federal maritime issues as well as local Branch activities Other records include Minutes of the Port Adelaide Waterside Employment Committee 1942-1946; Lists showing points designated by the Stevedoring Employers of Australia Ltd 1968-1971; Press and radio pick-up announcements 1957-1968; Death and ,Surgeon certificates 1938-1950; Statistical analysis of men employed on Port Adelaide Wharfs 1931-1935 and printed material 1935-1986. A large quantity of membership material is held for the years 1900-1969 and some financial records covering the period 1926-1968. An earlier deposit, E81, containing records for years 1872-1956, is also held for this branch . .fustal. Address: Street .M:iress: NU Archives of li.tsin!ss & I.abrur />NJ Archives of fusincss arrl Labour GU llax 4 ~ ICf 2£m 12 fulmrln Crescent .ACI"OO }Cf 260::> Telqialc rh2-49 2219 49 ld:h SERIES LIST N90 Series Description Date Range Location Minutes of General, Committee and Special Meetings of Port Adelaide Working Mens Association/Port Adelaide Branch of the 1920-1922; Waterside Workers Federation. 2 vols 1933-1937 N90/1-2 Minutes of Waterside Employment Committee, Port Adelaide, of the Stevedoring Industry Commission 4 vols 1942-1946 N90/3-6 Office Files 578 Files 1914-1983(c1950s- N90/7-584 ( 1970s) \"' Membership Contribution Ledgers 1900-1909; N90/601-607 7 vols 1916-1925 Membership Contribution cards 1941-1966 N90/630-691 62 Bundles MembershiQ Registration cards 1906(1942)-1954 N90/613-629 Arranged by Branch Membership number. 17 Bundles Membership Registration cards c1940-1951 N90/608-612 Arranged alphabetically. 5 Bundles Life Members contribution cards c1946-1969 N90/692 1 Bundle Lists showing points designated by the Stevedoring Employers of Australia Ltd to enable overtime to be allocated 4 Files 1968-1971 N90/584-587 Membership Register 1vol 1954-1959 N90/761 SEE SHELF LIST FOR DETAILS SERIES LIST N90 Series Description Date Range Location Press and radio pick-up announcement notices 6 vols 1957-1968 N90/588-593 Accident Insurance Pay Account Book 1 vol 1926-1953 N90/594 Receipts and Expenditure Book of Sports and Social Club 1 vol 1963-1968 N90/595 Death Certificates 1940-1949 N90/596-598 Surgeon's Certificates 1938-1950 N90/599 Statistical analysis of men employed on Port Adelaide Wharfs 1 Folder 1931-1935 N90/600 Printed Material - WWF Branch News 1954-1977 N90/693-699 - Serials 1955-1986 N90/700-720 - Leaflets c1952-1969 N90/721-729 - Pamphlets 1947-1966 N90/730-73 7 - Annual Reports 1956-1974/7 5 N90/738-7 52 - Rules 1945 N90/7 53 - Government Acts, Regulations and Reports 1935-1953 N90 /7 54-760 SEE SHELF LIST FOR .DETAILS SHELF LIST N90 Location Description Date Range Minutes of General, Committee and Special Meetings of Port Adelaide Working Mens Association/Port Adelaide Branch of the Waterside Workers Federation N90/1 23 Feb 1920-24 Jun 1922 2 21 Dec 1933-14 Jul 1937 Minutes of Waterside Employment Committee, Port Adelaide, of the Stevedoring Industry Commission N90/3 17 Jun 1942-28 Jun 1943 4 5 Jul 1943-29 Jun 1944 5 6 Jul 1944-28 Jun 1945 6 5 Jul 1945-26 Jun 1946 ( Office Files N90/7 Agreement re Barwon, Woomera, Kooyong, Kooliga 1966 8 ACTU 1950-1959 9 1961-1969 10 1970-1979 11 1981 12 1982 13 1983 14 All Ports Sports Carnival 1956 15 1957-1958 16 1960-1963 17 ALP 1950-1951 18 1952 19 1953 20 1954 21 1955 22 1956 23 1957 24 1958 25 1959 26 1960 27 1961 28 1962 29 1963 30 1964 31 1965 32 1966 33 1967 34 1968 35 1969 36 1970 37 1971 38 1972 39 1973 40 1974 41 1975 42 1976 43 1977 44 1978 SHELF LIST N90 Location Description Date Range Office Files cont. N90/45 ANL Birth 23 Terminal 1970-1971 46 Annual Picnic 1937;1941 47 1947 48 1948 49 1949 so 1950 51 1951 52 1952 53 1953 54 1954 55 1955 56 1958 57 1959 58 1960 59 1961 60 1962 ( 61 1963 62 1964 63 1965 64 1966 65 1967 66 1968 67 1969 68 1970 69 1971 70 1972 71 1973 72 1974 73 1975'- 74 1976 75 Arbitration Transcripts (Miscellaneous) 1949-1969 76 Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority - Attendance Money Lists 1949-1952 77 1953-1955 78 1956-1957 79 1960-1964 80 1965-1966 81 1967-1968 82 Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority - Compensation Returns 1966 83 1967 84 1968 85 1969 86 1970 87 Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority - Correspondence 1950-1952 88 1953-1954 89 1955 90 1956 91 1956-1...959 92 1960-1963 93 1964-1966 94 1967-1969 95 1970-1976 SHELF LIST N90 Location Description Date Range Off1ce F1les cont. N90/96 Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority - Labour Requirements Allocation Committee Worksheets 1956 97 Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority - Medical Appointments for Reclassification 1963-1968 98 Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority - Medical Examinations 'B' Register members made to resign 1968 99 Australian Stevedoring Authority - Port Adelaide Registrations 1959 100 1960 101 1961 102 1962 103 1963 104 1964 105 1965 106 1966 107 1967 108 1968 ( 109 1969 110 1970 111 1971 112 1972 113 1973 114 1974 115 1975 116 1976 117 1977 118 Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority - Port Orders 1949-1959 119 1961-1968 120 Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority (A.S.I.A) - Quarterly Review of Activities Oct-Dec 1956 121 A.S.I.A. - Monthly Statistics Dec 1956 122 - Monthly Statistics Jan-Jun 1957 123 - Monthly Statistics Jul-Dec 1957 124 - Quarterly Review of Activities Jan-Mar 1957 125 - Monthly Statistics Jan-Jun 1958 126 - Monthly Statistics Jul-Dec 1958 127 - Quarterly Review of Activities Jan-Dec 1958 128 - Monthly Statistics Jan-Jun 1959 129 - Monthly Statistics Jul-Dec 1959 130 - Quarterly Review of Activities Jan-Dec 1959 131 - Monthly Statistics Jan-Jun 1960 132 - Monthly Statistics Jul-Dec 1960 133 - Quarterly Review of Activities Jan-Dec 1960 134 - Monthly Statistics Jan-Jun 1961 135 - Monthly Statistics Jul-Dec 1961 136 - Quarterly Review of Activities Jan-Dec 1961 137 - Monthly Statistics Feb-Jun 1962 138 - Monthly Statistics (gaps) Aug-Dec 1962 139 - Quarterly Review of Statistics Jan-Sep 1962 140 - Monthly Statistics (gaps) Jan-Dec 1963 141 - Quarterly Review of Statistics (gaps) Jul-Oct 1963 142 - Monthly Statistics Jan-Jun 1964 143 - Monthly Statistics (gaps) Jul-Dec 1964 144 - Quarterly Review of Statistics (gaps) Jan-Dec 1964 145 - Monthly Statistics Jan-May 1965 146 - Monthly Statistics Jul-Dec 1965 147 - Quarterly Review of Statistics Jan-Sep 1965 148 - Monthly Statistics (gaps) Jan-Nov 1966 149 - Quarterly Review of Statistics (gaps) Jan-Dec 1966 SHELF LIST N90 Location Description Date Range Off1ce F1les cont. N90/150 Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority (A.S.I.A.) - Monthly Statistics (gaps) Jan-Dec 1967 151 A.S.I.A. -Quarterly Review of Statistics Jan-Dec 1967 152 - Monthly Statistics Jan-Jun 1968 153 - Monthly Statistics Jul-Dec 1968 154 - Quarterly Review of Statistics Jan-Dec 1968 155 - Monthly Statistics Jan-Jun 1969 156 - Monthly Statistics Jul-Dec 1969 157 - Quarterly Review of Statistics (gaps) Jan-Sep 1969 158 - Labour Statistics Oct-Dec 1969 159 - Labour Statistics Oct-Dec 1970 160 - Trade and Cargo Statistics Oct-Dec 1970 161 - Monthly Statistics (gaps) Jan-Jun 1971 162 - Monthly Statistics (gaps) Jul-Dec 1971 163 - Trade and Cargo Statistics (gaps) Jan-Dec 1971 164 - Labour Statistics Jan-Dec 1971 ( 165 - Monthly Statistics Jan-Jun 1972 166 - Monthly Statistics Jul-Dec 1972 167 - Labour Statistics Jan-Jun 1972 168 - Trade and Cargo Statistics Jan-Sep 1972 169 - Monthly Statistics (gaps) Jan-Aug 1973 170 - Trade and Cargo Statistics Apr-Jun 1973 171 - Labour Statistics Apr-Jun 1973 172 Association of Employers of Waterfront Labour 1955 173 1963-1964 174 1965 17 5 1966 176 1967 177 1968 178 1969 179 1970 180 1971 181 1972 182 1973 183 1974 184 1975 185 1976 186 1977 187 1978 188 Beitz, Jack (President, WWF) 1967 189 BHP 1974 190 Branch Executive 1954-1967 191 Branch Financial Statements 1957-1961 192 Branches of the Federation - Correspondence 1951 193 1952 194 1953 195 1954 196 1955 197 1956-1957 198 1958-1959 199 1960-1961 200 1962-1963 201 1964-1965 202 1966-1967 203 1968-1969 204 1970-1971 205 1972-1980 SHELF LIST N90 Location Descritpion Date Range Office Files cont. N90/206 Branches of the Federation - Miscellaneous nd 207 Bulk Grain Loading/Silos 1964 208 Campaign Committee 1963-1965 209 Circular prepared by Port Adelaide Branch to Delegates and Members nd 210 Cleland,Teesdale Smith, Pavy and Harris (Solicitors) See also Compensation Cases 1952-1971 211 Clerks Dispute 1970 212 Commission of Inquiry into the Maritime Industry in Australia - Submission of WWF 1974 213 Committee of Inquiry into the Stevedoring Industry
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