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Series 1

1. Correspondence (includes telegrams) with publishers concerning the following of his publications: Australia comes of age , How Australia is governed (for the Children's encyclopaedia), White settlers and native peoples and Britain and Australia . Book review of Australia comes of age . Correspondence between A. G. Price, the Ministry of Information, London (publishers) and Australian Prime Minister John Curtin concerning the publication and censorship of Britain and Australia . Book reviews of White settlers in the tropics and correspondence commenting on this publication. Notes on White settlers in the tropics . Notes for White settlers and native peoples . Illustrations and maps to be used in some of the above publications. 1935 -1945 (mostly periods 1939-40, 1943-45).

2. Correspondence between A. G. Price and academic institutions (mostly geographers in the U.S.A.). Correspondence between A. G. Price, Arthur Calwell (at that time Minister for Information) and Charles Mountford concerning the Arnhem Land Expedition. Short biography of Charles Mountford. Commonwealth Parliamentary Paper (1937) on Aboriginal welfare. 1948-1950.

3. Correspondence between President of the S.A. Branch of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia (at that time A. G. Price Acting President) and Tasmanian Societies. Correspondence between A. G. Price and various Australian academics (mainly geographers). Correspondence between A. G. Price and the Queensland Branch of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia. [The above correspondence concerns mainly the attempt to set up a national body (Federal Geographical Organisation) to co-ordinate various geographical societies in Australia and possibly New Zealand.] Correspondence between A. G. Price and Sir Douglas Mawson concerning the nomination of Charles Mountford to the Royal Geographical Society, London. Presidential address to Royal Geographical Society of Australasia South Australian Branch by A. G. Price (Vice President). 1948 -1950.

4. Correspondence mostly with academics and academic institutions, publishers and friends. 1954 -1956.

5. Correspondence (mainly with academics in the U.S.A.) concerning White settlers in the tropics and his proposed visit to the U.S.A. Newspaper articles written by A. G. Price whilst in U.S.A. Correspondence with academics in Australia mainly concerning White settlers in the tropics . Printed article Relations of artesian water to Australia's pastoral industry by James E. Collier. Correspondence and notes concerning corrections to White settlers in the tropics and rough draft of parts of the book. Report of the Royal Commission on The Social and economic effect of increase in the number of aliens in North Queensland (1925). 1932-1945.

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6. Correspondence from A. G. Price whilst in U.S.A., Costa Rica and Saba (Dutch West Indies) concerning his visits to those countries. 1933.

7. Notes on Pulteney Grammar School. Correspondence concerning the establishment of youth movements in Australia during World War II. Notes and articles on Australian libraries (mainly South Australia). Correspondence concerning proposed building additions to the Public Library of S.A. 1942 -1947.

8. Australia and Oceania (concerns white settlement) by A. G. Price. Printed catalogue of maps of various countries. Article on Formosa by American Geographical Society. Indonesian Information Service publication on Indonesia. Printed catalogue of books on Brazil. Beck Book Co. (Adelaide) list of new Australian books. Printed article Prerequisites for the establishment of democratic institutions in South East Asia by Sir Ian Clunies Ross. Correspondence concerning Australian aborigines and geography. Report of the Museum Board (S.A.) (1953-54). 1954-1955. ______

Series 2

1. Photographs (prints and negatives) of maps of the following areas; Asia, Pacific, South America, U.S.A., Australia, U.S.S.R. Photographs (prints and negatives) of New Zealand, U.S.A. (mostly Nevada and Arizona), Navajo Indians and other North Amerindians, Maoris, Melanesia, Australia, Australian aborigines and Vancouver. 1929-30, 1935-39, 1949, 1955. [Many items not dated.]

2. Photographs (mostly Navajo Indians, Arizona and Maoris). 1930, 1939, 1955, 1957. [Most items not dated.]

3. Maps of Australia and New Zealand. Photographs of aborigines at Alice Springs (1948), Navajo Indian, [Canadian?] school. [Most items not dated.]

4. List of illustrations (Navajo Indians Canadian Indians, British Columbia and Ontario). Maps of the Pacific region. Letter concerning the Adelaide University Dinner. n.d.

5. Maps of Australia, Pacific and Canada. 1937-38, 1944.

6. Maps showing racial distribution in and around the Pacific. n.d.

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7. Correspondence with geographers concerning White settlers and native peoples . Correspondence from A. G. Price to politicians (Robert Menzies, P.A. McBride and Paul Hasluck) congratulating them on victory in the 1950 Federal election. Letter from Norman Tindale to A. G. Price concerning book White settlers and native peoples . Notes on climatology. Printed article Present-day volcanicity and climatic change by Dr. J. Gentilli. Reviews of White settlers and native peoples. History lecture notes on the history of thought. Lectures by A. G. Price; Geography of the Pacific, Christianity and Colonial trusteeship (given at Maughan Church) , Future of the British Empire. Address given by Sir Raghunath Paranjpye on The Political situation in India. Address given to the L.C.L. by A. G. Price on India. 1930, 1945 -1952.

8. Correspondence with publishers concerning [White settlers in the tropics ?]. Pamphlets on South America and the Pan American Union. Notes on Eskimos. Articles Forest fire and wildlife (U.S.A.) and Progress of wildlife conservation in Canada . Notes on the history and geography of Canada, and notes on the Haida, Tlingit and Tsimshian Indians. 1937-1939, 1948.

9. Typescript carbon of White settlers in the tropics . 1937.

10. Cards with references to published articles on transport, commerce, industry and agriculture in some tropical countries. n.d.

11. Notes and correspondence used for White settlers in the tropics . Rough drafts of some of the chapters of the above publication (manuscript and typescript carbon). Articles on race relations. Article on Australia and her future in the Pacific. 1932-1933.

12. Notes, correspondence and articles of the effect of climate on humans in the tropics, and health and disease in the tropics. 1926 -1933, 1935.

13. Rough notes on White settlers in the tropics . Cards with references to printed articles on the tropics. Letter concerning William Light. n. d.

14. Manuscript of chapter on diet for White settlers in the tropics . Rough notes on diet. Cards with references to and abstracts of articles on diet in the tropics. n. d.

15. Rough notes and statistics on the climate of several tropical countries used for White settlers in the tropics . Notes on the influence of tropical environment on the physiology of Europeans. 1933 (correspondence). [No dates for most material.]

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16. Rough notes on Panama Canal Zone. Statistics of races used in the construction of the Panama Canal. 1933 (correspondence). [Other items not dated.]

17. Notes on Saba (Dutch West Indies). Article for American Geographical Society by A. G. Price on White settlement in Saba . Printed publications on meteorological observations in Dutch West Indies. Letter written by resident of Saba. 1933.

18. Correspondence concerning White settlers in the tropics . Book reviews (mainly newspaper cuttings) of The Foundation and settlement of South Australia . Rough notes on the Finniss papers. Maps (geographical) of Australia (mainly South Australia). Rough notes on fascism and South America. Articles on U.S. economic policies concerning South America. Newspaper cuttings on Northern Territory. Pamphlet on Hawaiian pineapple industry. 1911, 1917-18, 1924, 1932, 1934, 1936, 1938. [Not all items dated.]

19. Abstracts of various articles by various authors mainly on Florida (mainly on the different races). Map of Port Adelaide (Goalen, 1875). Review of The Foundation and settlement of South Australia . Correspondence with academics concerning the book The Foundation and settlement of South Australia . Address on White settlement in the tropics. Article by Dr. Rollin S. Atwood on Population changes in Florida from 1920 to 1930 , rough manuscript of chapter on Florida for [White settlers in the tropics ?] 1921, 1924, 1933, 1935.

20. Articles and notes on soils. Rough notes on Africa. Abstracts of various articles by various authors on Africa. n. d.

21. Notes on white settlement in West Indies. 1933. [Most items not dated.]

22. Maps (mainly Africa, Australia and tropical America). Note on races, comparison of races and race relations. n.d.

23. Article on races in Costa Rica by Jose Guerrero. Bibliography on Costa Rica. Abstracts of articles by various authors on government and administration in Costa Rica and West Indies. Article on St. Croix by Earl B. Shaw, n.d.

24. Photographs of St. Thomas. Notes on Virgin Islands. Paper by Lubin Pickwood on St. Thomas. 1932, 134.

25. Notes and abstracts of articles on Costa Rica. Newspaper cuttings and articles on Costa Rica. Notes and articles on Central America. 1930-31, 1933-34, 1936.

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26. Rough notes on Central America. Rough notes on the tropics used for White settlers in the tropics . 1932-34.

27. Article on Man and animals in the tropics . [Author unknown.] 1956.

28. Printed articles, notes and correspondence dealing with geography of Northern Australia (mostly N.T.). Articles on tropics in other areas of the world. 1881, 1883, 1914, 1926, 1931-34, 1937, 1939. [A. G. Price material and correspondence 1931-34.]

29. Notes on Northern Australia (mostly N.T.) and White settlers in the tropics . Illustrations on N.T. used for A. G. Price's books. Correspondence on N.T. Photographs of Northern Australia. Commonwealth Parliamentary Papers on Northern Australia. Commonwealth 1925, 1928 -32, 1934, 1936 -37.

30. Commonwealth Parliamentary Paper on Northern Territory development and administration, report (1925). Various copies of the Bulletin of the Northern Territory (Dept. of External Affairs) on various topics (agriculture, geography etc.). The Jackson Lecture for 1933; Some Medical aspects of racial resistance by R. W. Cilento. The Anne MacKenzie Oration for 1933; The Conquest of climate of R. W. Cilento. 1913, 1915, 1925, 1933.

31. Newsletter on Indonesian current affairs. Paper entitled The Future in Papua and New Guinea - present policies and objectives . Geological map of Northern Territory. Commonwealth Parliamentary Paper - Report on transport in Australia (1927). South Pacific Commission Bulletin. Correspondence and notes concerning White settlers in the tropics (concerns Northern Australia . Pamphlet on Curacao (West Indies). Economic development and prospects, 1933-34; article by A. G. Price. Article by A. G. Price on Northern Territory. 1927, 1933-34, 1936, 1943, 1952, 1957, 1964. [A. G. Price material 1933-34, 1936, 1943.]

32. Drafts, notes and correspondence used for Explorations of Captain James Cook in the Pacific . 1954-55.

33. Introduction to the facsimile edition of The Journal of James Cook’s second voyage in the Pacific 1772-1775 . 1969.

34. Printer’s proof copy of The Explorations of Captain James Cook in the Pacific . [With corrections made by A. G. Price.] 1956.

35. Catalogue of Oxford University Press books on the Pacific. 1970 -71.

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36. Typed notes and manuscript of The Pacific explorations of Captain James Cook as extracted from his journals. n.d.

37. Notes, articles and correspondence concerning James Cook. Extract from; Voyage to Terra Australis by Mathew Flinders. Article; Geographical thought in the 18th century . 1952, 1954, 1956.

38. Notes and correspondence concerning James Cook. 1954-55.

39. Typescript and typescript carbon of Founders and pioneers of South Australia . 1929.

40. Text and drafts of The Centenary history of South Australia . 1932.

41. Text and drafts of and various notes and articles used for The Collegiate School of St. Peter; 1847-1947 . 1947.

42. Text and drafts of The Winning of Australian Antarctica: Mawson’s B.A.N.Z.A.R.E. voyages . 1959-60.

43. Text and drafts of Western invasions of the Pacific and its continents . 1963.

44. Seven notebooks containing notes on Sir Ross Smith made by A. G. Price for his book The Skies remember . 1966-67.

45. Four notebooks containing notes on Sir Ross and Sir Keith Smith made by A. G. Price for his book The Skies remember . One notebook kept by Sir Keith Smith concerning various flights (1933-55). [Final entry made by Lady Smith.] 1933-55, 1966-67.

46. Copy of a letter (unsigned) to Australia House, London, re approval for Mr. K. M. Smith to enter the Royal Flying Corps (24 May 1917). Letter written by George C. Mathews, an unsuccessful competitor in the England-Australia air race, to Ross Smith supporting him against allegations published by a Mr. Howell which stated, inter alia, that the starting time of the race had been delayed to suit Smith's convenience (9 September 1920). Copy of a letter written by Ross Smith to the Minister for Defence, Melbourne, concerning Howell's allegations (10 September 1920). Reply from Secretary of Department of Defence to Ross Smith, together with copy of statement by Senator Pearce, refuting these allegations (12 October 1920). 1917, 1920.

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47. Letter written by the Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) to Sir Keith Smith re transfer of the Smith brothers' Vickers Vimy aircraft from the Australian War Memorial to Adelaide (12 July 1955). [Menzies view is that even if the machine were sent to Adelaide it would "merely be on loan".] Personal letter written by Sir Roland Wilson, Commonwealth Treasury, to Sir Keith Smith (7 July 1955). [Outlines current position of aircraft, then dismantled and crated, and offers help.] 1955.

48. Text and drafts of The Skies remember [originally titled Winged Victories] in various stages of progress (1968). Notes on the memorial in Darwin to Ross Smith's party. 1967-68.

49. Rough notes concerning Keith Smith and Vickers Limited. Draft of parts of Winged victories . Lecture on Air operations in Palestine, 1917-18 and shorter version of the same lecture in note form. List of maps of the flight from England to Australia held in the Mitchell Library. Correspondence with the publisher Angus and Robertson, and copies of correspondence with the National Library of Australia and Vickers Ltd (1967). Combat report filed by Ross Smith on 19 October 1918.

50. Two addresses prepared by J. Morphett for delivery at the Ross and Keith Smith Memorial Service (10 and 11 November 1966). [Morphett was a war-time comrade of Ross Smith, and the talks concern Light Horse and A.F.C. exploits in Palestine.] Typescript carbon copy of A History of the A.F.C. (from Sydney Daily Mirror, 9 January 1967). Author unknown.] The Story of the epic flight prepared for the unveiling of the Sir Ross and Sir Keith Smith Memorial at Adelaide Airport on 27 April 1958. [Each of the above items is stamped "Air Force Association (S.A. Division)".]

51. Envelope endorsed "Lady Smith" containing press cuttings re transfer of Vickers Vimy to Adelaide, and letter written by Mrs. Marjorie Hancock (Deputy Mitchell Librarian) to Lady Keith Smith, North Adelaide (10 March 1960). [Thanks her for two photographs taken by Keith and Ross Smith during the England-Australia flight.] Correspondence between A. G. Price and various persons and organisations in connection with the compiling and publication of his book [eventually published under the title The Skies remember ] (1966-69). Typescript copy of chapter XI [amended by author? and Watkins]. Autographed menu from the Thirtieth Anniversary Dinner of the first England to Australia flight held on 8 December 1949.

52. Pamphlet issued for the unveiling of the Sir Ross and Keith Smith War Memorial by Air Marshall Sir Richard Williams (27 April 1958) [includes The Story of the epic flight contained in typescript in PRG 7/ 2/50]. Hemisphere: an Asian- Australian magazine (October 1969) [includes story of the England-Australia air race by Frank Cranston]. Vickers News (1 January 1920) [includes "Capt. Sir Ross Smith's own story" reprinted from The Times , London, of 15 December 1919]. Miscellaneous press cuttings about the Smith brothers and a review of The Skies remember .

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53. Correspondence by various persons to A. G. Price and to Lady Keith Smith concerning The Skies remember and activities of the Smith brothers (1967). Correspondence and notes by A. G. Price concerning Ross and Keith Smith etc. (1967-68). Newspaper cutting concerning forthcoming transfer of Vickers Vimy aircraft to its memorial hangar at Adelaide Airport (n.d.) Men At Work: News of Vickers Australia Limited (9 July 1967) [refers to the centenary of the British parent company].

54. Various photographs concerning Sir Ross and Sir Keith Smith (includes some negatives). Various magazines containing articles on Ross and Keith Smith and their flight from England to Australia in 1919. Newspaper cutting on the death of Sir Keith Smith. A copy of The Last flight of the late Capt. C. E. Howell, and his mysterious death at Corfu: an appeal by E. Howell. [Capt. C. E. Howell was killed during the air race from England to Australia, and E. Howell (his father) suggested Ross and Keith Smith may have been indirectly responsible]. Menu of the Thirtieth Anniversary Dinner of the 1919 flight held on 8 December 1949.

55. Reminiscences by W. H. Shiers (engineer on the 1919 flight) of the flight by Ross and Keith Smith and party from England to Australia, and events leading up to it (including his early life). [Taken from a tape recording made by Hazel de Berg, 1967]. In two parts: part 1; The flight to India and preparations for the England- Australia flight: part 2; The England-Australia flight, 1919.

56. Text (typescript) of Notes on History of St. Mark's College (1935).

57. Text (typescript carbon) of The Betrayal of St. Andrews (n.d.).

58. Report (typescript carbon) on The Saving of Pulteney Grammar School , 1945.

59. Text (typescript carbon) of A Centenary history of Elder, Smith and Co. Limited, 1839 -1939 . (1939) .

60. Text (typescript carbon) of The Mystery of Leichhardt: the South Australian Government expedition of 1938 (1938), and a lighter and shorter account with the same title (also 1938).

61. Text (typescript carbon) of A Pioneer family : Henry Price, 1819 -1884. Notes on Henry Price [formerly D.4202A/2 (L)] n.d.

62. Text (typescript carbon) of Memorandum on the New Guinea library services (1964). No access until 1994.

63. Articles on railways in Queensland. Chapter of book by A. G. PRICE entitled The moving Frontiers and changing landscapes of flora and fauna [for The Western invasions of the Pacific and its continents ]. n.d.

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64. Correspondence dealing with and draft copies of the Syme Oration given by A. G. Price in Hobart, 1964 for the Australian College of Surgeons. Articles on the Tasmanian aborigines. Abstracts of articles and references of material seen by A. G. Price whilst in Tasmania. Newspaper cuttings on the Syme Oration. 1960, 1963-65.

65. Newspaper cuttings concerning A. G. Price (book reviews, addresses, geographical topics etc.). 1924, 1926-27, 1929-30, 1935 [many items not dated]. ______

Series 3

1. Notes on protection of Australian industries and exports. Various addresses and articles; Foundation and settlement of S.A ., Proclamation Day address given at Glenelg, Augustus Navel and the Lutheran pioneers , Pioneers of S.A ., Col. William Light , Early whaling and sealing settlements in Australia , Early explorers and settlers of S.A ., notes on memorial to be erected at Glenelg, South Australia: the first century , Introduction of Spanish sheep into N.S.W. , Overland Telegraph , Edward G. Wakefield , Francis Cadell and the development of S.A. , River Murray trade , notes on Proclamation Day, Victor Harbour. Typed copy of My early days in the colony by John W. Adams. 1926, 1929, 1936-37 [mostly 1936].

2. Various addresses; Victor Harbour , [A. G. Price's] Overseas experiences and the future of South Australia after the war (1939), The Early period of World War II , Sir Langdon Bonython , Communist propaganda (on the A.B.C.) , The Golden Gate exposition (San Francisco), Fascism and the Americas . 1939-40, 1945 [mostly 1939].

3. Various addresses; address given to Adelaide University Graduates' Association, Early period of World War II, Emergency Committee , Tribute to Prime Minister Curtin given to Role played by Scottish immigrants in the development of S.A. given to Caledonian Society, Federal politics during War [World War II] given to L.C.L. Committees (Boothby) , Red Indians , service (given by A. G. Price) at Maughan Church, The Settlement of industrial disputes given at Adelaide Cathedral, State and provincial disabilities in the Australian and North American Federations , Recent economic and political developments given at Commonwealth Club, radio talk [5AD?] given during World War II, farewell address to Bishop [Arthur Nutter] Thomas, Overseas experiences [of A. G. Price] given to Rotary Club, address given to Adelaide University Graduates' Association, address given at Grace Presbyterian Church, The Marketing referendum , Sir John Langdon Bonython, Residential Universities: an educational revolution in the United States , address given at Engineering conference. Photographs of Marree, Muloorina Station, Leigh Creek coal mines, Lake Eyre, various personal shots, launching of rowing boat. Final dinner [St. Marks College?]. Notes concerning St. Mark’s College. Various addresses; Savage socialism in New Zealand , White settlement in the tropics given at Yale University, Early events during war (World War II) given to Young Liberal League, America's role and policy during early years of World War II given to English Speaking Union, Empire Sunday address given at Maughan Church, address given to Old Collegians [St. Peters?] , Brooklyn International Sunday given at

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Grace Presbyterian Church. Photograph of North Amerindians. Various addresses; Leichardt given to Royal Geographical Society [S.A. branch?], Anzac Day given to St. Mark’s College, Education and citizenship, Federal politics during war years (World War II) given at St. Peter's College, address given to Seamen’s Mission, Overseas experiences [of A. G. Price] given to St. Peter’s Collegians, The Mystery of Leichhardt and the South Australian Government's search expedition , radio talk on Sir Ross Smith given on A.B.C., A World revolution , The need to interest young South Australians in politics , The New outlook in science , Christianity and modern life , American views on the world crisis , Church schools , Centenary appeal given at Bishop's Court. Correspondence from St. Peter's Collegians Association. Addresses given to St. Peter's Old Collegians. Addresses given to Queen’s College Old Collegians. Notes concerning and addresses given at St. Mark's College dinners, ceremonies etc. Various addresses and radio talks; Panama and the canal , Federal election (October 1937), West Indies and the white peasants given to the Rotary Club, Abyssinia, The White man in the tropics , debate on the white Australia Policy, Romantic islands: Pitcairn and the mutineers , Romantic survivals: Saba Dutch West Indies , Mythical islands of the Atlantic , address on the first hundred years of South Australia given at Walford House, address given at farewell dinner for the bishop (St. Mark's College), Old England and the Royal Society of St. George , address given to Church of England Men's Society, Rhodes Scholarship selection: should students have a finger in the pie? , The Australian Social system , address given at the War Loan Rally, Federal election 1943 , address given at unveiling of bronze at St. Mark's College, address given at Riverside school, address given at Kensington Gardens [branch of L.C.L.?], address given to St. Mark's Old Collegians, address given at Lincoln College dinner, address given at University Literary and Debating Society dinner. Newspaper review of White settlers and native peoples . Various addresses; address given to S.P.S.C. on historic buildings of St. Peter's School, address given to Public Library, Broadcasting , address given on return of Bishop [Arthur Nutter] Thomas, pamphlet on Adelaide University Jubilee Celebrations 1876 -1926. St. Peter's Old Collegians dinner menus. Letter to A. G. Price from Private Secretary to the Governor accepting invitation for the Governor to perform the Opening Ceremony of St. Mark's College on 15 March 1925. Notes concerning the establishment of St. Mark's College. Letter offering A.G. Price reappointment for 5 years as Master of St. Mark's. Letter and notes concerning Richard Crozier. Various addresses; The Colour problem , address given at Quebec on Northern Australia, Referendum , War , speech given at a wedding, Religious education , Coral Sea broadcast given by A. G. Price for Australian-American Association, address given to Bishop's Home Mission Society, service given at Maughan Church, The Encounter Bay whaling stations . 1923-48, 1951, 1956 [mostly 1932-40].

4. Various articles by A. G. Price; Places visited whilst working on Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship (Social Science Branch) and how the results of this work affect Australia, Fascism and British defence , Education and citizenship (paper given to Old Collegians' Committee), Educational progress overseas [mainly U.S.A.], Birth of university colleges in U.S.A. 1932 [only one item dated].

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5. Various addresses on historical and geographical topics; William Light , Geographical thought in the 18th century , Founding of S.A. , Geopolitical transformation of the Pacific , Recent political trends , Foundation and early history of Adelaide , White peoples in the Pacific , Historical geography: Victor Harbour area , address given at Flinder’s Memorial, Anzac Day Address given at Maughan Church, Indians , church doctorate. 1943, 1945, 1948, 1953.

6. Paper on White settlers and native peoples (particularly Australia and New Guinea), lectures on Australian overseas relations and Australian isolation and the swarming of European peoples . Letter from A. G. Price to the President of the L.C.L. Committee concerning Federal politics during World War II. Photographs of University residential buildings in U.S.A. Newspaper articles written by A. G. Price whilst in U.S.A. (1939) on various topics; Civilian Conservation Corps (C.C.C.) in the U.S.A. , Dictatorships and the Americas , Residential Universities in the U.S.A. Address given to W.E.A. on Travels in Asia . Various newspaper cuttings by or about A. G. Price; addresses given by A. G. Price at the Cathedral, Emergency Committee , Degree of Doctor of Letters awarded to A. G. Price, various articles on politics and economics. Letter concerning the establishment of a Church of England Sunday evening service on 5KA (19 May 1944). Letter from Hon. J. A. Lyons thanking A. G. Price and his organisation for their support and the role they played in the United Australia Party's victory in the 1931 Federal election. 1930-31, 1939, 1941, 1944.

7. Various addresses; address given to St. Peter's Old Collegians on Changes at the school , address entitled Youth given to Scouts and Guides, Charles Lempriere Abbott 1952 , address on Australian literature given in Canberra, address given at St. Mark's College, address given to Seamen's Mission on merchant navy and sailing ships. Report on the Collegiate School of St. Peter. Notes and correspondence on the administration of St. Peter's College. 1934-36, 1940-43, 1946-54.

8. Notes on the Arnhem Land Expedition. The Evaporating waters of Lake Eyre by C. Warren Bonython. B.B.C. talk by A. G. Price on Lake Eyre: Central Australia and The Lake Eyre Basin, Australia . Presidential address to the Royal Geographical Society S.A. Branch by A. G. Price (Vice President) on the role of geography in modern society (1950). Printed article by C. P. Mountford entitled Aboriginal Art of Australia , Notes on visit to Lake Eyre, 15 October 1950 by A. G. Price. The filling and drying-up [of Lake Eyre] by C. Warren Bonython. Geographical problems of the Lake Eyre region by various authors (including Price). Rough notes for Lake Eyre, October 1950 . Land classification and sampling techniques in a regional survey of County Hindmarsh [author unknown]. A Unique archaeological specimen from Australia by F. N. Setzler and F.D. McCarthy. The Sand dunes of the Ninety -Mile Plain, Southeastern Australia by J. E. Coaldrake, 1950-51, 1954.

9. Addresses (mainly for radio) given during World War II mainly on the war and the future of western civilisation. Various other articles; Youth employment in the U.S. (Civilian Conservation Corps), The Tennessee Valley Authority by Caroline J. Porter, A world revolution , Anzac Day address (1940) given to St. Mark's College. 1929, 1931, 1936, 1940-41, 1945.

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10. Notes on the foundation and settlement of South Australia, and the history of South Australia and the Northern Territory. Our founders 100 years ago: events prior to December 1835 and One hundred years ago, December 31 – January 6, 1836-7 [by A. G. Price?] Notes on the Centenary of S.A. (history). W.E.A. history course lecture notes. Some West Australian experiences . The Historical geography of Australia . The White man in the tropics . 1925, 1929, 1931-37 [mostly 1932-37].

11. Correspondence between A. G. Price and P.M. J. A. Lyons on the position of the weaker states in Canada and the U.S., and the New Deal. Personal correspondence. Various articles by A. G. Price; Problems of Australian economic geography , Economic developments and prospects , 1933-34, Fascism and the Americas . 1932-34.

12. Radio talk entitled What Light was ordered to do . Notes, correspondence, newspaper cutting and photograph concerning Capt. Francis Cadell and the centenary ceremony of his journey up the Murray. Notes on town planning in Australia and New Zealand in the 19th century. Cuttings from the South Australian Motor . Newspaper cuttings on geography. Address entitled History of Port Adelaide . Notes on Col. William Light. Various addresses and articles by A. G. Price; Foundation and early history of S.A. , South Australia and it’s capital , Foundation and development of S.A. , South Australia and it’s capital [longer version]. 1926, 1934, 1936,1947, 1949, 1953-54 [mostly 1953-54].

13. Book reviews of; Australia: human and economic by Arthur Jose, The Discoverers of the Fiji Islands by Prof. G. C. Henderson, The Foundation of Australia by E. O'Brien. Copy of The Kangaroo Island Courier 31 July 1936. Radio talks; Settling down parts 1 and 2. 1932, 1936-37.

14. History lecture notes; Early Middle Ages and Christianity. [Not all in A. G. Price's hand.] n.d.

15. History lecture notes; Ancient history [includes essay by D. A . Dunstan (1946)]. [Not all in A. G. Price's hand]. 1946-48, 1950.

16. History lecture notes; Medieval and economic history. [Not all in A. G. Price's hand]. 1948, 1950, 1953.

17. History lecture notes; Political science and history, English medieval history. 1934-36, 1938, 1948.

18. History lecture notes; Medieval history, Renaissance and Reformation, Spain and Portugal in the New World, British history. 1930, 1950, 1952.

19. History lecture notes; English constitutional history to 1453.1931.

20. History lecture notes; British history. n.d.

21. History lecture notes; Tudor England, n.d.

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22. History lecture notes; The Reformation, the Tudors. [Not all in A.G. Price's hand] . n.d.

23. Printed, roughly bound notes on English history. n.d.

24. History lecture notes; Economic and Australian history. 1925-26.

25. History lecture notes; Economic history, Ancient history. [Not all in A.G. Price's hand.] n.d.

26. History lecture notes; Exam papers, France and Napoleon, Charles V, American Revolution. 1949-50, 1952-53.

27. History lecture notes; English history, British American colonies, Ireland, n.d.

28. History lecture notes; British history. 1931,1948.

29. History lecture notes; British history. n.d.

30. History lecture notes; Renaissance. n.d. ______

Series 4

1. Notes on the history of the Emergency Committee of South Australia, with miscellaneous documents (some printed) and a group photograph (April 1931) of the members of the committee. 1931-32. [Formerly Accession 1483].

2. Text (typescript carbon) of The Emergency Committee of South Australia and the origin of the Premier’s Plan, 1931-32 . ______

Series 5

1. Policy speeches, talks, correspondence and notes dealing with Boothby elections (Federal) 1941 and 1943. "How to vote" sheets for Boothby election. Notes and correspondence concerning L.C.L. 1941-44.

2. Radio talks produced for L.C.L. during World War II. Notes and correspondence concerning Federal politics during war years. 1941-44.

3. Printed copies of speeches made by A.G. Price whilst M.H.R. for Boothby. Correspondence to L.C.L. and Advertiser . 1941-43.

4. Various addresses; Election (Federal), Nationalisation of banking , Australian economic policies , address given to the guiders, address given to the Royal Society of St. George. Correspondence. Newspaper cuttings on economics. Pamphlet on inflation. Various addresses; Unemployment, Federal government and the states , Recent economic and political developments , History and development of South Australia (given to engineers). Pamphlet from ANZAAS

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Conference (1935) on Australian and New Zealand geology. Various addresses; Navies and ships , address given to Girl Guides, J. G. Duncan-Hughes. Letter to the Advertiser . Book reviews of A Study of history by A. J. Toynbee. Correspondence and telegrams congratulating A. G. Price on his victory in the Federal election 1941 (includes letter from Don Bradman). Various addresses; address given to the guiders, The Shadow of war , The Marketing referendum . Report by Sir Frederick Shedden entitled A History of defence policy . Rough notes on regulation 77, and pensions and social services [rough draft of Parliamentary speeches?]. Parliamentary speech of A. G. Price. L.C.L. talks. Rough notes on Fadden budget and companies. Rough notes for Parliamentary speech on S.A. grievances. Typed Parliamentary speech, Rough notes on Social services [for Parliamentary speech?]. Parliamentary speech on Budget (1942). Pamphlet on 1944 Referendum. "How to vote" Price for Boothby. L.C.L. talks. Articles on economics by various authors. Newspaper cuttings on politics. 1931- 35, 1937, 1941-43, 1958 [mostly 1931-35, 1941-43]. ______

Series 6

1. Correspondence, reports and notes concerning the establishment of the National Library (Canberra). 1954, 1956-57.

2. Notes, correspondence and newspaper cuttings on the establishment of the National Library; and concerning Children's Book Week, Canberra. 1961-63.

3. Correspondence (mostly between A. G. Price and Sir Robert Menzies and John Gorton) concerning the National Library. Printed article on non-government archives. 1961, 1963-64. ______

Series 7

1. Poetry (mostly humorous), drama, humorous essay. Invitations to official functions. Correspondence (including letter to Arthur Calwell.) Portrait of young lady. 1953-54. [Not all items dated].

2. ANZAAS papers (1958) on tropical and central Australia. Copy of letter from John Hindmarsh to Sir Pulteney [Morphett?] , various notes; The Geographical bases of exploration , An Introduction to the historical geography of Australia . 1958 [only one item dated].

3. Rough notes on the foundation and settlement of South Australia. Notes on Tasman and coastal exploration of N.W. Australia. n.d.

4. Abstracts of articles by various authors on South Australia and Australia (mostly on politics and economics). n.d.

5. Notes on South Australian history (mainly Barker and the River Murray). n.d.

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6. Pacific Science Association Information Bulletin. Rough notes and newspaper cuttings on New Guinea. Notes from a conference on Pacific history and geography. 1951, 1956, 1958.

7. Pamphlets and notes on education and social science. 1935-39, 1942-43.

8. Printed notes on Papua and New Guinea [mainly concerns the Australian administration of the Territory]. 1956-63.

9. Various items concerning A. G. Price's round world trip (1954-55). Newspaper cuttings on various topics (population, human races, world affairs, etc.) 1952-55.

10. Miscellaneous articles, papers, notes etc.; The Invention of the stripper , Magdalen College Dinner Menu, journal entitled Pacific Neighbours , map of New Zealand, Australian writing and publishing , Notes on Northern Territory, The Natives of the North-West of South Australia , The National Times , journal entitled Inter-Ocean , rain map of Australia for 1934, photographs of: Navajo Indians, Arizona, Australia and Australian Aborigines, Zebu cross cattle and their possibilities in North Australia , Kimberley horse disease , The Cattle tick pest and methods for it’s eradication , journal entitled Territoria , list of references to material on French exploration of Australia held in the National Library of Australia. List of documents relating to Australasia and the Pacific held in French archives. 1910, 1928-30, 1932, 1934-35, 1937, 1955-56, 1972.

11. Annual report of University College of North Staffordshire (1953-54). Personal papers of A. G. Price such as birth and marriage certificates, driver’s licence, letters of introduction from P. M. Robert Menzies, Rockefeller Foundation and University of Adelaide. Articles on the International Houses [U.S. University residential houses]. Article on and photograph of Canterbury. Newspaper cuttings of talks given by A. G. Price in U.S.A. Catalogue of U.S. Government publications. Guide to the National Museum Copenhagen. Catalogue of Harvard University Press books. Map of University of California Berkeley campus. List of academic visitors to U.K. (June 1955). Some notes on U.S. and Canadian universities. 1952-55.

12. Correspondence and papers from Prof. W. V. Macfarlane (Professor of Physiology, University of Queensland). Photocopies from the Patrick Logan letterbook held in the Archives Section, Public Library of Queensland. 1957, 1968.

13. Notes made by Bessie Threadgill in the preparation of her thesis South Australian Land Exploration 1856-80 . ca.1921.

14. ANZAAS paper The Significance of the Lake Eyre Depression by C. W. Bonython. 1958.

15. Biographical pamphlet on Richard Dixon Hawkins. 1964.

16. The Adelaide Church Guardian (periodical). 1947.

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17. Various pamphlets and small booklets on; Aborigines, Maoris, bushfires, biographies (produced by Pioneers' Association), The Importance of disease in history (Syme Oration), memorial plaques on south coast of S.A., Hakluyt Society Annual Report, Biogeography and ecology in Australia , Edward Gibbon Wakefield (Pioneers’ Association pamphlet), Immigration: government policy by A. A. Calwell, Development of Northern Australia . Catalogue of books on Australia, New Zealand and Pacific region. Map of Australia. 1941-42, 1945, 1951, 1958, 1962, 1964, 1966, 1968, 1970.

18. Reports of Commonwealth Parliament: Committee on Broadcasting. 1940-43.

19. S.A. Government booklet; The Disabilities of South Australia under Federation . 1930.

20. Notes on the Hawkesbury River floods of 1801, 1806 and 1809 and their effect on the economy of the colony by J.C.H. Gill. n.d.

21. Pamphlets and published articles by various authors; The White man in the tropics by A.G. Price, various pamphlets on the founders of S.A. published by the Pioneers Association of S.A., Adelaide’s early inns and taverns , Australites and other tektites , various issues of Current Affairs Bulletin, Who owns Australia?, Australian democracy and our Constitutional System, Aboriginal art of Australia , Financial relations between the Commonwealth and the States , The Geo- graphical back round of South Australia by A.G. Price, The Growth of public administration in the United States and it’s lesson to the Australian Commonwealth by A.G. Price, Geographical problems in the founding of South Australia by A.G. Price, The White man in the tropics by A.G. Price [different from version above], Our second hundred years . Development of archival work in Australia , When Adelaide was very young , John Ridley , Who owns South Australia?, The Old Gum Tree, Glenelg, is it the Proclamation tree? , Matthew Flinders and Terra Australis , White settlement in Saba Island, Dutch West Indies by A. G. Price, The Past and present land systems of South Australia, 100 years in the good (centenary history of the Yalumba Vineyards, Angaston, S.A.), South Australian Lutherans and wartime rumours . 1926, 1928, 1934-36, 1939-47, 1950-52, 1955, 1957.

22. Aboriginal rock carvings of great antiquity in South Australia by Herbert Basedow. 1914.

23. Photograph of spotted stingray, printed article on Kunmunya Mission (Port George IV, W.A.), Geography goes fluid , Australia and the future of the Pacific , Queensland Heritage [serial], Australian Government Report of the work of a health survey in the Adelaide Hills district . 1944, 1970, 1972.

24. Report of the Young Maori Conference, Auckland University College , May 1939.

25. The Blue book, leaders of the English speaking world, 1970 . [Contains entry for Sir A. G. Price].

26. Catalogue of Nan Kivell Collection of the National Library of Australia. 1962.

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27, Several pages from Sunday Mail , 19 May 1956.

28. Empty folder marked [Newspaper cuttings: foreign affairs (important war statements Churchill, Roosevelt, Curtin etc.). n.d.

29. Scrap book containing a few newspaper cuttings on world economics and politics. n.d.

30. Architectural plans of St. Peter's College. 1918.

31. Map of marine survey of Pt. Lincoln area surveyed by Commander F. Howard (assisted by W.N. Goalan and H. Roxby). 1874.

32. Hand drawn detailed map of Lake Eyre North. ca. 1948.

33. Map of Lake Callabonna area (S.A.) [shows fossil reserve]. n.d.

34. Maps of South Australia showing wheat distribution (areas cultivated). 1866, 1875, 1884, 1896, 1908, 1924-26.

35. Map of Quebec area of Canada. 1934.

36. Photographic album of Henry Archibald Price containing views of Ceylon, Italy and Great Britain. n.d.

37. Photographs and printed articles on New Guinea. 1960-61, 1963.

38. Photographs of; Maree, Leigh Creek, Muloorina Station, Island (on Lake Eyre?), etc. n.d.

39. Postcard views of Broken Hill. [1906?].

40. Photographs (prints negatives and post cards) of: U.S.A. (mostly Arizona and Nevada), Saba Dutch West Indies, United Kingdom, Australia (Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia), New Guinea, National Library, Tasmania, Burma, Quebec and Atlantic, Northern Territory, U.S.A. and Pacific, St. Mark's College, Costa Rica, Adelaide and Mount Gambier, New Zealand, South Australia (Koppio Poonindie, Sleaford), Burma, Carribbean (Jamaica, Costa Rica, Saba, St. Kitts), Panama, Paris, Marseilles, Brussels, Wyndham (W.A.), Central Australia, Borneo, Arizona (cliff villages of Navajo Indians), Apache Indians reservation, Canada, Batavia (Java), Suez Canal, Java. [Various dates].

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41. Glass lantern slides (mostly black and white) of: Box 1 St. Peter's College. Box 2 Aborigines, Australian geography, history and settlement of South Australia. Box 3 Cook's exploration, other exploration, Tahiti (glass mounted colour slides), etc. Box 4 Miscellaneous — world geography. Box 5 Miscellaneous views, Tahiti, New Hebrides, etc. (some glass mounted colour slides). Box 6 U.S.A. (mostly Nevada and Navajo Indians), Canada (Vancouver etc.),. South Australian history, Queensland (tropical areas), Panama etc. [for White settlers in the Tropics ]. Box 7 Northern Australia (mostly N.T.), Leichhardt Expedition. ______

Appendix I : Scattered subjects

Because the material in this group covers a wide range of subjects, and because of the final arrangement adopted, several important aspects of Archibald Grenfell Price's life have been scattered throughout the group. These are collated below:

St. Peter's College Series 2/41 Series 3/3, 7 Series 7/30, 41 box 1

St. Mark's College Series 2/56 Series 3/3 ______

Appendix II : See also References

Series See also (series/subseries)

1 Series 2/7, 8, 17-19, 28-29, 31-32, 37-38, 44-55, 64 Series 3/3, 6, 11, 12 Series 5/1-4 Series 6/1-3 Series 7/1, 12

2 Series 1/1, 5-6 Series 3 in general Series 7/2-7, 10, 17, 21, 40

3 Series 2 in general Series 5/1-2, 4 Series 6/3

4 Series 3/6

5 Series 3/6

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