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Catalogue of Manuscripts UQFL2 CATALOGUE OF HAYES SINGLE ITEM MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION Catalogue of the Hayes Manuscript Collection Page 2 Subject index Page 200 Name index: Correspondents Page 216 Name index - Appendix Page 246 PREFACE The chief interest of this catalogue for scholars lies, I think, in the literary material - manuscripts and correspondence of A.G. Stephens, Mary Gilmore, Paul Grano, John Howlett Ross, F.W.S. Cumbrae- Stewart and many others - but there is much else of value. Father Hayes’ wide interests included anthropology, geology, Australian history, particularly Queensland local histories, wildlife and conservation. There is evidence of all these. He was above all a good parish priest, as well as a scholar and bibliophile, and as he seldom threw anything away, so far as one can judge, there is much Catholic Church history hidden away in his papers. He kept numerous letters from parishioners, nuns and fellow priests which reflect changing social patterns in Queensland. No attempt has been made to evaluate the importance of manuscripts listed in this catalogue. Much apparently trivial correspondence has been included. The only concession has been to exclude the personal papers and family and parish correspondence of Leo Hayes and Michael Potter, restricting entries in the published catalogue to broad general ones. The arrangement of the catalogue is alphabetical. There are two indexes: a name index, which is predominantly a list of correspondents, though certain names appear because they are editors or illustrators, or otherwise qualify for added entry according to normal cataloguing conventions. The second is a subject index. This includes places, institutions, names of periodicals and personal names where the person is the subject of a letter. Thus a name may well appear in both indexes. There is no title index to this published catalogue, as it was held that the titles of original work by major authors were readily available in the body of the catalogue, and to list all the titles of verse submitted for anthologies, frequently rejected as unsuitable, would be a bulky and confusing procedure, resulting in long lists of similar or identical titles. All cross- references are given in the indexes, not in the body of the catalogue. This results in an index with some references which are apparently non-productive, since the preferred forms are in the main entries; but the catalogue itself is thereby easier to scan. 1 Catalogue of the Hayes Single Item Manuscript Collection 1. [A.C. Gregory ; his life and career : an incomplete mss of a lecture] UQFL2/3841 1a. A.L. GORDON : abstract of paper 3 l. ; 1 photo (sepia) Photo showing A.L. Gordon on Viking. Note on back “To be returned H. Stockdale” UQFL2/1130 1b. ABBOTT, DOROTHY COTMAN Night [poem] 1 l. ms. 6 4-line stanzas. UQFL2/1 2. ABBOTT, JOHN HENRY MACARTNEY, 1874-1953. Letter 7 June 1939 to William F. Stenz re information available on Berrima Gaol. 1 l. ms. draft with typescript version on verso. UQFL2/14 2a. ABBOTT, JOHN HENRY MACARTNEY, 1874-1953. Five chapters of book about the Royal Australian Navy. 1 v. ; typescript ; cover title UQFL2/13 2. ABBOTT, JOHN HENRY MACARTNEY, 1874-1953. H.M.S. Australia … [and other naval stories] for the Bulletin. 1 v. ; holograph in pencil. UQFL2/12 3. ABBOTT, JOHN HENRY MACARTNEY, 1874-1953. Letters (2) to A.G. Stephens: 15 Oct. 1897 about: Where the dead men lie and other poems, by Barcroft Boake, edited by A.G. Stephens; 14 Aug. 1922 about: Discovery of Australia, by Professor Wood 2 l., 1 l. ms. UQFL2/15-16 4. ABBOTT, JOHN HENRY MACARTNEY, 1874-1953. Notes [on Australian history] 9 notebooks ms. 23 - 26 cm. UQFL2/3-11 5. ABORIGINAL nomenclature of the Moreton Bay tribes [n.d.] 1 l. (marked 2) typescript 33 cm. [Filed under Australian Aborigines – Names] UQFL2/3833 6. ABORIGINES PROTECTION LEAGUE (Native State) Adelaide. Constitution. Enrolment form. Proposed aboriginal state [Manifesto for distribution with the forms for petition to the Federal Parliament.] Petition to ... the House of Representatives of theCommonwealth Parliament of Australia. 1926. 4 l. UQFL2/125 7. ADAMS, ARTHUR HENRY, 1872-1936 The garden of the sea [poem] 3 l. ms. 7 stanzas. Note on back “Original manuscript J.M. Lennard.” UQFL2/17 8. ADAMS, ARTHUR HENRY, 1872-1936 To my love. The new woman [sonnets]. 1 l. ms.; 1 l. ms. 2 stanzas. Notations by A.G. Stephens. The paper is bad with damaged margins. UQFL2/18-19 9. ADAMS, BERTHA SOUTHEY A.B.C. calling [poem] 1 l. typescript 36 cm. Included with Howlett-Ross’s talk: The rolling English road, which see also 2 Found with John Howlett-Ross’s papers. UQFL2/4178 10. ADAMS, BERTHA SOUTHEY The song of the airman [poem] 1 l. typescript 2 16-line stanzas. Dedicated ‘With compliments of The Authoress’ and signed: Bertha Southey Brammall. Letterhead: 7ZL Hobart. UQFL2/20 11. ADAMS, HARRY Theadore Max [short story] 10 l. typescript with ms. corrections 26 cm. Ms. corrections by Adams, heavily blue-pencilled 26 cm. Signed on first page by Adams. Note by A.G. Stephens: brother of Francis, died in Queensland at Stradbroke Is. 13 Sept. 1892. UQFL2/21 12. ADAMS, W A Letters (5) to A.G. Stephens 25 Nov.1924 covering letter for a paper-cutter; 23 July 1926 childhood memories of Anne Wilson; 13 Feb. 1930 death of Anne Wilson; 18 Feb 1930 Anne and Sir J. Glenny Wilson; 26 Mar 1930 Anne Wilson. Also a form for biographical details of Anne Wilson filled in by A.G. Stephens from this information. UQFL2/22-23 13. ADAMSON, BARTLETT, 1884-1951 Creation [sonnet] 2 stanzas typescript with ms. corrections. Signed by the author, with notations in green ink. UQFL2/24 14. ADAMSON, BARTLETT, 1884-1951 Review of: Twelve sonnets. Press clipping dated in blue pencil 8 Jan.1919 is from a New Zealand newspaper. UQFL2/25 15. ADELAIDE, consort of William IV, King of Great Britain. Autographs. 2 cards, with Biblical texts (for sale for charity) and certificate, 5 July 1830, admitting Arabella Countess of Mayo to be one of the Ladies of the Bedchamber. UQFL2/26-27 16. ADULT EDUCATION WRITERS’ GROUP, Toowoomba. Album. Christmas 1964. Poems by Jock Graham: Daisy Roberts; Ann Ryan; Dorothy Routley; J.E.M. Caston; Edith Searle; Jim Barrett; Meta van der Werff; Wendy Cooke; Penny Baker; Ruby Spender; Hilda Lane; Bruce Dawe. PADT No. 2 Sept. 1963. Stories by Clare Hill; Jean Lehane; Ruby Spender. Presented to Father Hayes by the Group. Press clippings and typescript. UQFL2/29 17. AERIAL LEAGUE Letter 3 May 1910 inviting A.G. Stephens to a dinner at Paris House in honour of Mr. Houdini and his aeroplane, signed by George A. Taylor, Hon. Secretary. UQFL2/30 18. AGNEW, MARION Letters (4) to A.G. Stephens: 23 Sept. 1927 requesting permission to use quotations from Stephens, Shaw Neilson, and Robert Crawford in a proposed literary calendar; 29 Sept. 1927 returning signed agreement; 6 Sept. 1929 calendar not yet published, requests extension; 1 Oct.1929 reminder. Also two copies of the agreement, one signed by M. Agnew. Typescript, blue pencil note by Stephens on last letter “License renewed for one year from date of expiry 7 Oct. 1929.” UQFL2/31 19. AILESBURY, MARIA ELIZABETH, marchioness, 1809-1893. Letter 7 July 1845 to Provisional Committee of Dutch Rhenish Railway Co., requesting shares. Envelope with seal attached. Also genealogical note, obituary notice. UQFL2/32 20. AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION (AUST) Letter 13 May 1947 to Mrs. E. Poole, Wings now the name of the Air Force 3 Association magazine, was previously the name of a R.A.A.F. periodical. 1 l. typescript. Official letterhead, signed by C.J. Austin, State Secretary. UQFL2/33 21. AIREY, PETER, b.1865 Chivalry upside down, by P. Luftig, N.Q. Over the top [poems]. 1 l. ms: 1 l. ms, 2 14-line stanzas. UQFL2/38-39 22. AIREY, PETER, b.1865 Letters (3) to A.G.Stephens, 26 Nov.1897, enclosing book of verses; 24 Mar. 1905, 4 Feb. 1920, giving permission to reprint poems in anthologies. 1 l. each ms. UQFL2/34 ; UQFL2/37 23. AIREY, PETER, b.1865 Various verses. 6 l. typescript. Lists his verses and the papers in which published. Annotated by A.G. Stephens. UQFL2/35 24. AITKEN, VENA Letter 10 Dec. 1944 to D.A. O’Brien, personal. 2 l. ms. UQFL2/3982 25. ALANSON, ALFRED GODWIN Letter from A.G. Stephens to Alanson 27 Aug.1925, on Australian literature in schools; Alanson’s reply, 2 Jan.1926; letter from Alanson to A.G. Stephens 17 Nov. 1932 acknowledging help and asking for more. Stephens’s letter is typescript with ms. corrections; the back of Alanson’s last letter has pencil notes by Stephens [about Brennan?] UQFL2/40 26. ALBAN SALMON, MARY, Sister Letter 31 Oct. 1935 to D.A. O’Brien, regretting inability to accept his protege for teacher training. 1 l. typescript, signed. Letterhead: All Hallows Convent, Brisbane. UQFL2/3983 27. ALBERT, MICHEL FRANCOIS Letter 27 Nov.1936 to H.J.J. Sparks, received copy of: The early settlement of Queensland, sending copy of the Geographer. Typescript. Letterhead: The Geographical Society of New South Wales. UQFL2/41 28. ALCOCK, HENRY ARTHUR, 1886-1948 Letters (3) to F.W.S. Cumbrae-Stewart: 8 May 1916 Historical Society's journal, University Historical Society; Feb. 1917? holiday at Katoomba, Historical Society matters, personal; 15 Feb. 1917 from Katoomba. UQFL2/42 29. ALEXANDER, WALLACE Letters (2) to A.G. Stephens: 15 Aug.1910 submitting ms. for opinion; 25 Oct. 1910 acknowledging receipt of Stephens's opinion. Also typescript copy of Stephens's criticism with ms.
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