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BOX 1
‘The George’s wife’, Rough MS.

‘The Georges wife finished with pages’, Rough MS.

‘The Georges’ wife first half’ [Chs 1-10], MS.

‘The Georges’ wife’ [Chs 11-19], MS.

BOX 2
‘The Georges’ wife’ editorial material, 1993. Includes printout with editorial corrections by Kay Ronai, correspondence with Kay Ronai and Rosemary Tribe (Penguin), and sample page proofs.

‘The Georges’ Wife’. Typescript with author’s annotations and corrections.

‘Some papers from school 1934 onwards’, ca. 1920-1939. Includes assignments and exercise books (Monica Knight).

‘Correspondence answered August 1992-August 31 1993.’

BOX 3
‘Some correspondence received Sept 1990 to Sept 1991’, together with correspondence 1975-1978.

‘Some correspondence 10.9.91 to August 3 1992’. Correspondents include Sue Woolfe, Gillian Mears, Cassandra Pybus, Nick Hasluck and Drusilla Modjeska.

BOX 4
‘Andrew Sant 1990-92 Writers Work Place’, being letter received from Julie Gibbs, Editor Allen & Unwin/Susan Haynes re and including Jolley’s ‘The Passion and the Prose’ for Sant’s ‘Toads – Australian Writers’ Other Work’. Includes photocopies of edited typescript and galley proofs.

MSS including ‘The Silver Apples of the Moon’ for Virago Press, London, Sep. 1993 and review of ‘Love from Nancy. The Letters of Nancy Mitford' edited by Charlotte Moseley (1993), MS. & corrected typescript.

‘Chiron in Ankle Socks and Velvet’ for Independent Monthly Dec. 1993, MS.

Letter received from Nancy Keesing, 5 Sep. 1990, with enclosed copies of Keesing’s correspondence with Christina Stead, 1979.

MSS including Community Aid Abroad / Freedom from Hunger One World Dinner talk, 25 June 1992; ‘Sisters’, Apr.-May 1992; article re Barry Humphries, Sep. 1993 for Channel 4 Television (UK); ‘Memorable Christmas’ for ‘Women’s Weekly’, Dec. 1993; article for Delys Bird’s ‘The Book of Radio Plays.’

Darling Downs Press and FACP from the 1970s’, being mainly letters received, 1978-1992 from Fremantle Arts Centre Press.

‘F.A.C.P. / Darling Downs / AATE / Currency Press / Sisters Publishing, 1978-1985, being mainly letters received from FACP.

BOX 5
‘Quick at Meals, Quick at Work’ for ‘The Age’, Aug. 1993, MS. and rough MS.

‘Kate Grenville/Sue Woolfe’. Being a letter received from Kate Grenville, 2 Aug. 1991, re enclosed selections from Jolley’s ‘Mr Scobie’s Riddle’ for ‘Revisions’ [Making Stories] (1993).

Papers re RANZCP 26th Annual Congress, Perth, 13-17 May 1990, being mainly Jolley’s address, ‘Strange regions there are, strange minds, strange realms of the spirit, lofty and spare’, MS. and corrected typescript; together with review of ‘Hidden in the heart’ by Dan Jacobson (1991).

‘Correspondence (Publishing)’, 1984-1990. Being mainly letters received from ‘The New Yorker’; Viking (USA); Persea Books, NY; Elise Goodman, USA, literary agent; Viking, Penguin, (London); Sinclair-Stevenson, London; and Harper & Row (USA).

‘Central Mischief’, edited typescript.

BOX 6
‘Reviews’, 1980s-1992, being reviews, articles and interviews re Jolley and her work, newscuttings and photocopies. Includes a letter from Drusilla Modjeska enclosing her review of ‘Cabin Fever’, 6 Nov. 1990.

Reviews of ‘White Stag of Exile’ by Thomas Shapcott for Fremantle Arts Centre Broadsheet, 1984, and ‘Jump and Other Stories’ by Nadine Gordimer (1991) for ‘West Australian’ 1991, MS. and corrected typescript.

Review of ‘Patrick White: A Life’ by David Marr (1991), for ‘Scripsi’, 1991, MS.

Reviews of ‘Central Mischief’ and other works by Jolley, and letters received from Annabelle Murray-Smith (Penguin), 25 May 1992 and 27 Oct. 1992.

MSS / Views on War / ‘The Age’ Feb 1991’, being drafts of, among others, ‘Authors’ views on war’ for ‘The Age’, Feb. 1991; review of ‘Hopeful Monsters’ by Nicholas Mosley (1990); talk for Gerontology Conference Dinner, 1987; talk for Library Luncheon, WA, 1984; ‘The Shepherd on the Roof’(a monologue for stage performance)’, MS. and corrected typescript.

BOX 7
‘Inspector Blunt / Sugar Crisis / This Lorelei This Rhine Maiden / and her mother in the wheat’, 1991, MS.

Review of ‘Iron John : A Book about Men’ by Robert Bly (1991), MS.
 
‘Black Country Farm / BBC 1991-2 / for BBC ‘Short Story’, MS.

MS. extracts of ‘Diary of a Weekend Farmer; review of ‘Hidden in the Heart’ by Dan Jacobson (1991); address to graduating midwives at the King Edward Memorial Hospital for Women, Subiaco, WA, 1992; ‘Monologue Sugar Crisis Hon Dorothea; ‘The Magic of the Imagination and the Power of Suggestion in fiction’, 1992.

The ‘Monologue: Lorelei in the Wheat’; ‘Monologue for Stage [Miss Emily Vales]’, Feb.-Mar. 1992; MS. for ‘The Sisters’.

Reviews of ‘Cabin Fever’, photocopies.

‘Motherhood’ for ‘New Woman’ magazine, Jan. 1992.

Issue of ‘Tabloid Story’, 1978 Adelaide Festival Edition, featuring ‘The Owner of Grief or the Outworks of the Kingdom’ by Jolley.

‘ALM 1979-1983-84 / 1984-1986’, being correspondence with Australian Literary Management (mainly Caroline Lurie) and others including Nancy Keesing, Kate Grenville.

BOX 8
‘ALM Lurie to Jolley / Letters 1986-1988’, being correspondence with Australian Literary Management (mainly Caroline Lurie) and others including Ruth Cracknell, Alex Miller, Helen Daniel, Kate Grenville.

 ‘Correspondence 16.1.89 to 15.12.89. ALM 1989 mostly’, being correspondence with Australian Literary Management (mainly Caroline Lurie) and others.

BOX 9
‘ALM correspondence from Dec 1989 to Jan 1990 to Sept 1991’, being correspondence with Australian Literary Management (mainly Caroline Lurie) and others including Sue Woolfe and Dale Spender.

‘ALM Letters from Caroline Lurie to Elizabeth Jolley 3.1.91 to 16.8.93’ [27 Aug. 1993’, being correspondence mainly with Australian Literary Management and others, including Australian and international publishers and institutions.

BOX 10
Papers, 1991-1992 re author’s publicity tour for ‘Central Mischief’ and ‘Cabin Fever’.

Reviews of ‘Cabin Fever, 1990, photocopies.

Papers re 1991 Herbert Blaiklock Memorial Lecture, ‘Temporary Residents: The Death Bed and The Chaise Longue, The Writer’s Approach to Death; and MS of ‘Wood’ for Curtin University, 1991?

Correspondence, 1978-1991, mainly with university of Queensland Press. Includes rejection letter from Craig Munro, 30 July 1979 re ‘Woman in a Lampshade’.

Letters received, 1989-1993, from school children and others.

‘Reviews June 1986-July1987’, being reviews of works by Jolley.

BOX 11
‘Reviews 1987 to March 1989’, being reviews of works by Jolley.

Papers, 1983-1984, being correspondence with Darwin Community College staff re Jolley’s inaugural lecture for the 1984 Women’s Studies Program, ‘Chocolate has its own melancholy: a look at the portrayal of women by a selection of Australian writers’; papers re 3rd SPACLALS Conference, Macquarie University, 1984.

Papers re Melbourne publicity tour, 1992. Include correspondence with Annabelle Murray-Smith and Stephen Knight.

Papers re 1988 Carnivale, Sydney and 1988 Spoleto Melbourne Festival.

Papers re 1990 Festival of Perth, with reviews of works by Jolley and a copy of ‘Elizabeth Jolley’s The Newspaper of Claremont Street: A Stage play’ by Alan Becher and David Britten, 1986.

BOX 12
Papers, 1989-1991, re Canadian literary festivals and Jolley’s winning the 1989 Canada-Australia Prize.

Papers re 1990 Melbourne Writers’ Festival.

Papers re 1990 Melbourne Writers’ Festival and the launching of ‘Cabin Fever’.

Papers, 1992-1993, mainly re 1993 Festival of Perth including Jolley’s stage monologue, ‘Lorelei in the Wheat’.

Papers, 1991-1993, re the 1992 Victorian Association for the Teaching of English State Conference and the 1993 VCE Writing Workshops.

Papers, 1992-1993, re the 1993 Australian National Word Festival, Canberra.

Papers re Swy Theatre Company production of ‘The Newspaper of Claremont Street’ (2nd season, 1993).

BOX 13   RESTRICTED
Letters and postcards received from Helen Garner, 1982-1991.

Elizabeth Jolley further papers, 1934-1993

1. Bishop William Bernard Ullathorne, undated / from a photograph by H.J. Whitlock, Birmingham
Right Rev. William Bernard Ullathorne, D.D., O.S.B., First Catholic Priest to visit Norfolk Island
Print, black and white.

2. Unidentified man, 1888? / Tuttle & Co., Sydney, Melbourne & Adelaide
A l’ami, Jules Trubert, Melb. 23, 1888? 
Photograph, sepia toned.

3. Unidentified woman, 1920 / WHET?
Wash.

4. Unidentified man, 1925. Government Printing Office No. 10298
Photograph, black and white

5. Unidentified man, 1947
Love form Dad, Xmas 1947
Photograph, black and white.

6. Unidentified man, March 1965  
Photograph, coloured, Kodak.

7. Unidentified man, undated / Lafayette, Melbourne
Photograph, sepia toned.

8. Unidentified woman, undated
Photograph, sepia toned.

9. Unidentified man, undated / Fegan, Brisbane
Photograph, black and white.

10. Unidentified man, undated / Grouzelle, Sydney
Platinotype, black and white.

11. Unidentified man, undated / The Falk Studios, Sydney
Photograph, black and white.

12. Unidentified young child, undated / Howard Harris Studios, Sydney
Print, coloured.

13. Unidentified woman, undated / Joseph Coomans
Before the ball
Photograph, sepia toned, of a portrait.

14. Unidentified man, undated / Disderi, Paris & London
Photograph, sepia toned.

15. Unidentified woman, undated
Tuesday 7th December. The Blind Woman of Taupeh, by Charles Frederick Goldie, O.B.E.
Clipping.

16. Unidentified woman, undated
Print, of a bust.

Folder with 11 photographs on 7 pages (Folder 1) (nos. 17-23)
17. Unidentified men, undated
2 photographs on 1 page 
1. Photograph, sepia toned / J.W. Lindt
2. Photograph, sepia toned / J.W. Lindt. 
Have compared this portrait with one of Field Flowers Goe, Charles Perry, James Moorhouse & cannot see any definite likeness to any of them. F.W. 4.4.40. 

18. Unidentified men, undated
2 photographs on 1 page 
1. Photograph, sepia toned / J.W. Lindt 
2. Photograph, sepia toned / J.W. Lindt

19. Unidentified men
2 photographs on 1 page 
1. Unidentified man, 1894 / A. Symmons, Newcastle. 
Presented to the honorable [?] C.C. Greenway Esq Howard Paul, April 8, 1894 with … comp’ts & best wishes – verso 
Photograph, sepia toned
2. Unidentified man, undated / The Alba Studios, Sydney. 
Photograph, sepia toned 

20. Unidentified men, undated
2 photographs on 1 page 
1. Photograph, sepia toned / The Alba Studios, Sydney 
2. Photograph, sepia toned / W. Hatton, Sydney.

21. Unidentified man, undated / Kerry & Jones, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned.

22. Unidentified man, undated / The Crown Studios, Sydney
“Harry” and “44” inscribed on verso
Photograph, black and white.

23. Unidentified man, undated / The Bell Studios, Sydney
Photograph, black and white.

Folder with 11 portraits on 7 pages (Folder 2) (nos. 24-31)
24. Unidentified people, undated
2 photographs on 1 page 
1. Woman and man pictured 
Photograph, sepia toned 
2. Woman
Photograph, black and white

25. Unidentified women, undated
3 photographs, cartes de visite, on 1 page 
1. Photograph, carte de visite, black and white 
2. Photograph, carte de visite, black and white 
3. Photograph, carte de visite, black and white

26. Unidentified people, undated
2 photographs on 1 page 
1. Woman 
Photograph, sepia toned 
2. Man 
Inscribed in pencil: “From Greenway collection”
Photograph, sepia toned

27. Unidentified man, undated
Photograph, sepia toned

28. Unidentified men, undated
Bertram Stevens? and ? [loose item]
Photograph, black and white.

29. Unidentified men, undated
2 photographs on 1 page 
1. Photograph, black and white 
2. “Is this William Grant Broughton? Possibly: not conclusive” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned.

30. Unidentified man, undated
Photograph, sepia toned.

31. Unidentified man, undated
Photograph, black and white.

Folder with 15 photographs on 6 pages (Folder 3) (nos. 32-37)
32. Unidentified people, undated
4 photographs, cartes de visite, on 1 page 
1. Man / Wrigglesworth & Binns, Wellington, N.Z. 
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned 
2. Woman 
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned 
3. Woman 
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned 
4. Woman 
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned.

33. Unidentified people
4 photographs, cartes de visite, on 1 page 
1. Woman, undated
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned 
2. Man, undated
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned 
3. Woman, died 24 April 1870
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned 
4. Woman, undated
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned.

34. Unidentified people, undated
2 photographs, cartes de visite on 1 page
1. Woman / copied by the L.S. & P. Co. 
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned 
2. Man 
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned.

35. Unidentified people, undated
2 photographs on 1 page 
1. Man and woman 
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned 
2. Man / Marc & Schlum, New York 
Photograph, sepia toned.

36. Unidentified man, undated / Maull & Fox, London 
Photograph, sepia toned.

37. Unidentified men, undated
2 photographs on 1 page 
1. Man / Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco 
Photograph, sepia toned 
2. Man / S. Carnell, Napier, N.Z. 
Photograph, sepia toned.

Folder with 8 photographs/prints on 7 pages (Folder 4) (nos. 38-44)
38. Unidentified man, undated / Newman, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned, autotype.

39. Unidentified man, undated / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
Photograph, black and white.

40. Unidentified man, undated / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned.

41. Unidentified men, undated
2 photographs on 1 page 
1. Man 
Photograph, sepia toned / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney.
2. Man 
Possibly Lingard, W.E. cf last portrait in F 927.92/A
Photograph, sepia toned / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney.

42. Unidentified woman, undated
Print, sepia toned.

43. Unidentified man, undated
Photograph, sepia toned, of a portrait.

44a. Unidentified man, undated / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
Photograph, black and white, platinotype

44b. Unidentified man, undated / J. Hubert Newman
12 Oxford St., Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned.

45. William Vale, undated
Hon William M.K. Vale, Victoria – verso
Photograph, sepia toned.

46. Antonio Van Diemen, undated / M. Balen Delineavit ad effigy; D Longman Schulp.
Gouverneur Generaal Van Nederlands Indiën – below portrait
rust vijs schepen uit tegen hamboisis Vad: Hist XI, 372 – alongside portrait
Engraving.

47. Antonio Van Diemen, undated
Photograph, sepia toned, of an engraving.

48. H.B. van Raalte, undated / Skinner?
Mr. H.B. van Raalte, of the Adelaide Art Gallery – below portrait
Clipping with caricature.

49. Henri van Raalte, 1923 / A. Knapp, West Australia
Mr. Henri van Raalte – Etcher – inscribed below portrait
Clipping. From: Harrington’s Photographic Journal, 1 August 1923.

50. Violet Vanbrugh, undated / photographic study by Histed; The Art Photogravure Co.
Print, black and white. From: Supplement to The candid friend.

51. Sir John Vanburgh, 1830 / Sir G. Kneller; W.C. Edwards
Engraving. Published by John Murray, 1830.

52. Vancouver, undated
Clipping
From: The McGraw-Hill encyclopedia of world biography : an international reference work. New York : McGraw-Hill, [1973], p. 80. Original oil painting owned by the National Portrait Gallery, London.

53. Dorothy Vane, undated
Clipping.

54. Melvin Vaniman, 1904 / photo by Talma, Sydney
Clipping. From: The Sydney Mail, 27 April 1904.

55. G.A. Vasey, 1946 / photographed by Dr. Julian Smith
The late Major-General G.A. Vasey
George Alan Vasey – verso
Clipping. From: The A.P.-R., November 1946.

56.Danila Vassilieff, 1950
Danila Vassilieff, of Warrandyte hanging one of his paintings for an exhibition of modern art held by D. Vassilieff and his wife
Clipping. From: The Argus, 4 April 1950.

57. Elizabeth Vassilieff, 1950
Elizabeth and Danila Vassilieff, of Warrandyte, are a married couple who share a love of painting…
Clipping. From: The Argus, 4 April 1950.

58. Hon. Crawford Vaughan, undated / Leighton Studios, Sydney
Managing Director, Australian Cotton Growers Association. Ex-Premier South Australia
Photograph, sepia toned.

59. Kate Vaughan, 1852-1903 / W. & D. Downey, London
Actress & dancer
Photograph, sepia toned.

60. Archbishop R.B. Vaughan, undated / Boake, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned.

61. Archbishop R.B. Vaughan, undated / Geo Friedewald?, Newtown
Archbishop of Sydney
Photograph, black and white.

62. James Hardy Vaux, undated 
Engraving.

63. Hayward Veal, undated
Clipping. From: Bulletin, Sydney, 22 November 1950

64. Hon. H.W. Venn, undated
Photograph, black and white.

65. Howard Venn, undated
Signed Your Obdt. Servt, Howard Venn
Post card, black and white.

66. Henri Verbrugghen, undated / Leighton Studios, Sydney
First Director of the New South Wales Conservatorium. Also Organiser and Director of the New South Wales State Orchestra
Photograph, sepia toned.

67. George Verdon, undated
Geo. Verdon. Victoria?
Engraving.

68. Francis Vere, 1657
Medio et tempore. Sr. Francis Vere
Clipping with a copy of an engraving.

69. H.V. Vernon, 1922 / Leighton Studios, Sydney
Colonel H.V. Vernon. Architect, and President of the Returned Soldiers & Sailors Imperial League of Australia. Elected member (?) 1921
Photograph, black and white.

70. Colonel Venables Vernon, 1921
… who was elected to the Executive of the Institute of Architects
Clipping. From: Construction & Local Government Journal, 21 March 1921.

71. W.H. Vernon, undated
Photograph, sepia toned. Heavily foxed

72. W.L. Vernon, undated
Major W.L. Vernon Govt Architect
Photograph, black and white, on board.

73. Andreas Vesalius, undated
Clipping with a copy of an engraving.

74. F.B. Vickers, undated
… author of “The Stuff of Dreams, shares third Prize
Clipping.

75. Victoria, Queen of England, 1838 / from an original drawing by Mr. W. Corden of Windsor
Her most gracious majesty. Published by W. Soffe, London, 23 July 1838
Print, hand coloured.

76. Victoria, Queen of England, 1840 / W. Drummond; W.H. Egleton
Her Majesty the Queen in Her Nuptial Dress. Published by Longman & Co., London, 1 October 1840
Engraving

77. Victoria, Queen of England, undated / drawn by H. Corbould; engraved by J. Thomson from the bust … by Behnes
Engraving. Published by the Proprietors of the Juvenile Forget me not.

78. Victoria, Queen of England, undated
Her Royal Highness the Princess Victoria. Published by I.T. Payne
Print, coloured

79. Lemoyne de Villarsy, 1753-1819 / Adolphe Varin
“Lemoyne de Villarsy, N.A., Ecrivain, Agronome, né à Châlons s/m en 1753, mort à Chaillot en 1819”
Engraving. Some foxing.

80. Villiers, undated
Book cover. From: George Villiers, first Duke of Buckingham : study for a biography / by Hugh Ross Williamson. London : Duckworth, 1940.

81. G.W. Vincent, 1953-1960
Department of Lands, 1953-1960
George W. Vincent. May 1953 – November 1960
Photograph, black and white

82. Arthur James Vogan, undated
F.R.G.S. (England) since 1886, M. Polynesian Society, M. National G.A. (U.S.A.)
Clipping

83. Arthur James Vogan, undated
Signed 'With A.J. Vogan’s kind regards …'?
Includes handwritten notes
Photograph, black and white.

84. Sir Julius Vogel, undated / Wrigglesworth & Binns, Wellington, N.Z.
Photograph, sepia toned.

85. Sir Julius Vogel, K.C.M.G., undated
Print, black and white, on linen backing?. From: The “Weekly News” Picture Gallery.

Box 36: Portrait file, Ullathorne to Vogel, ca. 1657 to 1973

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