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Structural divisions of eastern North Island / P.R. Moore.

Lithostratigraphic nomenclature for the upper cretaceous and tertiary sequence of Central Canterbury, New Zealand / P.B. Andrews...[et al.].

BOX 31
‘Sailing Directions / Fiji / 1878’, being photocopy

Untitled folder, 1954-1987, being mainly of newscuttings and printed material relating to Flinders

‘Mahogany / Ship / (1980), 1906-1990, being mainly newscuttings and printed material

‘Mahogany Ship’, 1980-1982, being correspondence mainly with Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, Warrnambool, Vic.

‘Mahogany Ship’, 1950-1986, being notes and newscuttings

Untitled folder relating to the Mahogany Ship, 1887, 1961-1980

‘Brig. Fitzgerald’, 1965-1985, mainly relating to Brigadier Lawrence Fitzgerald’s book Java La Grande : The Portuguese Discovery of Australia (1985), including correspondence with the author

Untitled folder of newscuttings and printed material relating to Portuguese and Spanish exploration of Australia

‘Magellan’, 1969-1979, being articles on Ferdinand de Magellan

‘Early Guns’, being research material partly relating to guns discovered on Cannonade Island, W.A.

Untitled folder relating to Pierre Hamon’s Portulano or world map, completed 1568

‘Portuguese / Cartography’, 1958-1960including correspondence with Commander A. Teixeira da Mota, Portugal

‘(Under) Dalrymple’ relating to Alexander Dalrymple

‘Dalrymple Charts’

‘Cook – Dalrymple (Hamy)’, being annotated typescript of translation from page 343 of the Historical Studies of Dr E. T. Hamy

‘Dalrymple’s Portrait’

Untitled folder relating to and including copies of Dalrymple charts in the Admiral Byam Martin Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand

‘Dalrymple & the D’Entrecasteaux Charts 1808’

Untitled folder mainly of photocopied articles on Dalrymple

Untitled folder of newscutting, 1977, and  article, ‘The Dawn of a Continent: The Romantic Exploits of Captain Matthew Flinders, R.N.’ by Graham Brooks in The Blue Peter, May 1927’

BOX 32
‘Tony Campbell Weinreb & Douwma’, 1975-1983, being correspondence with Weinreb Douwma Ltd, London, regarding purchase of charts and maps

‘Basil Rossi’, 1969, being correspondence with Basil A. Rossi, Kuala Lumpur, regarding purchase of maps

‘Rawson’s Letters to Commander Oom’, 1947, being typed transcript of letter and proposal for The Charting of New Holland (1546-1803)

‘The Oriental Pilot … ‘, being letter received from Reg and Philip Remington (Antiquarian and Second-hand Booksellers, London), 5 Nov. 1985, relating to Sayer and Bennett Atlas for sale

‘Merauke Survey’, 1942-1943, 1954, being correspondence of Officer-in-Charge, Hydrographic Branch, Sydney’, including correspondence with Lt. T. F. Roberts R.A.N.R., Commanding Officer, H.M.A.S. Surveying Vessel Vigilant

‘Correspondence with D.C.N.S. [Deputy Chief of Naval Staff]’, 1944-1949

‘Cape Nelson (N.G.) Survey’, 1942-1943, being correspondence of Officer-in-Charge, Hydrographic Branch, Sydney

‘Aus Chart Folio Lists’, being copy of letter from Lt. Commander R. J. Hardstaff, R.A.N., Superintendent of Charts to Photographer, R.A.N., 28 Apr. 1964, relating to proposed modification of composite folios and lists

‘Moreton Bay Survey’, being papers of Officer-in-Charge, Hydrographic Branch, Sydney, letters of proceedings relating to Moreton Bay Survey Party 

‘Jomard Entrance’, 1944, being related naval messages

‘SS. City of Pretoria’, 1939, relating to damage sustained by the City of Pretoria off the south-west coast of Western Australia

‘Task Unit 70.5.3 & 5’, 1942-1945, relating to H.M.A. Ships attached to Commander Task Unit 70.5.3

‘Australian National Gallery’, 1984-1987, being correspondence with Roger Butler, Curator of Prints

Untitled folder of correspondence relating to Matthew Flinders, 1955-1991

‘Appendix VII / Pub. Of Voyage of Terra Australis’

‘Mattw. Flinders / Bonwick Transcripts … ‘

‘Magnetism’, being notes relating to the magnetism of ships

Untitled folder relating to the log of Investigator

Untitled folder of letter from F. P. Walesby to Anthony Francis Carpenter, MD, 1 Sept. 1840, with pages from A Voyage to Terra Australis (1814)

Untitled folder including copy of letter from Sir Joseph Banks, 15 June 1795, relating to arrangements to send plants for the Grand Duchess on the Calcutta captained by William Bligh

‘K. A. Austin’s Flinders’, 1963-1964, including correspondence with K. A. Austin

‘La Trobe’, 1976-1989, being mainly correspondence with the La Trobe Library, State Library of Victoria relating to Flinders and Shillinglaw papers

‘Hordern House (D. McDonnell)’, 1980-1991, being mainly correspondence with Derek McDonnell

BOX 33
‘Flinders’ Illustrations’, being mainly newscuttings

Untitled folder relating to the salvage of the Dutch merchant ship Batavia, 1962-1963, including copy of report of proceedings for H.M.A. Ship G.P.V. 958, 22 July-15 Aug. 1963

Untitled folder of correspondence with John Forsyth, 1954, no date

Untitled folder relating to the H.M.A.S. Warrego and its search for
wreck of the Batavia, 1954

Untitled folder of correspondence with Ian MacFarlane (Publications Officer, Public Record Office, Vic.) relating to the H.M.C.S.S. Victoria

Untitled folder of newscuttings relating to miscellaneous topics on Australian colonial history, including book reviews, 1938-1991

‘Army’, 1885-1989, being newscuttings, notes  and printed material relating to Australian military history , including Royal Military College, Duntroon

‘G. P. Whitley’, 1953-1970, being mainly correspondence with, and copies of reprints of articles by, G. P. Whitley

‘Keith Houison’, being biographical material on J. K. S. Houison and newscuttings and printed material on the history of Parramatta

Untitled folder of papers mainly of G. A. King, 1932-1951, 1969

Untitled folder of miscellaneous papers, 1926- 1961, including cuttings from Aussie magazine, 1926, and papers of the Officer-in-Charge, Hydrographic Branch, Sydney, 1942-1943, relating to the salary of draughtsmen

BOX 34
‘Anne Flinders-Petrie’, 1968

‘Sir Flinders Petrie’

‘Flinders in Norfolk’

‘Barralier’, being newscuttings, 1953, 1960, 1980

‘Bass’, 1952, 1957, being newscuttings and printed material relating to George Bass

‘Bauer-Westall’, 1974-1981

‘John Bowen’, being notes and cuttings from Historical Records of New South Wales

‘Robert Bowen’, being cuttings cuttings from Historical Records of New South Wales
 
‘William Bowen’, seaman aboard the Lady Nelson

‘Bungaree’, 1945-1985, being mainly notes and newscuttings

‘George III Madness’, 1930, 1970

‘Eber Bunker’, 1952

‘John Elder’, copy of certificate of service received from Matthew Flinders, 1 July 1807

‘John Flinders’, no date, being notes

‘Robert Fowler’

‘John Franklin, 1926-1984, being mainly newscuttings and printed material

‘Peter Good’, 1938-1980, including letter from Phyllis Edwards (British Museum-Natural History) to Peter Moore, 19 Feb. 1979, regarding Good’s journal

‘John Hayes’

‘Shortland’, being mainly newscutings and notes relating to the Shortland family, including John Shortland (1769-1810), eldest son of John Shortland (1736-1803)

‘Charles Robbins’

‘Mungo Park’, 1815, 1921-1983

‘Appendix I / H.M. Sloop Investigator’, including notes and illustrations

‘Investigator Facts for Watercolour’

‘Flinders’ Ships’

‘H.M. Brig Investigator (1811)’

‘H.M. Brig Investigator last days & voyage to England’

‘Flinders Investigator Sydney Gazette entries

‘Flinders’ last residence – demolished 1985-6’, being colour photographs

‘Vancouver’s Discovery as a Hulk’

‘H.M.S. Reliance’

‘Rapid’, include correspondence with Sidney Wilcox, 1935-1938; and copy of A synopsis of the Diary of Dr. John Woodforde. Surgeon on board the “Rapid”, 1836 (1950-1951), compiled by G. C. Morphett

‘Memory Cove Plaque’

‘Flinders in France’, 1974, no date, being notes and printed material

‘Flinders Providence’

‘Tom Thumb’, 1985-1988

‘Peter Heywood’

‘Flinders’ Memoir OD 779’, 28 Dec. 1805, being photocopy

Single copies of catalogues of State Library of NSW exhibitions on Matthew Flinders R.N. Navigator  (1974), People and Places (1979) and Sir Joseph Banks 1743-1820 (1979)

BOX 35
‘Sir John Franklin’, 1854-1960, being newscuttings and printed material

‘Mattw. Flinders Ile de France’

‘Capture of Ile de France’

‘Flinders / Useful Data’, 1857-1988, including correspondence, newscuttings, notes and printed material

‘Flinders’ Anchors’, 1969-1974

‘Raper Astronomical Positions’

‘La Trobe / Shillinglaw Papers / Box 81/6’

‘Cattle Point (Bennelong Point)’

‘History / Nautical Alamanc’, 1951-1979

‘CSIRO – Division of Fisheries and Oceanography’, 1965-1968

‘Flinders’ Misc. / Af2 & Af2-2 / (in M.L. [Mitchell Library]’

‘Comments on Some of the Flinders Material in the National Maritime Museum’, being notes by A. C. F. (Andrew) David (Lt. Commander, Hydrographic Department, Taunton, U.K.)

‘Mauritus’, 1927-1987, being mainly newscuttings and printed material

‘Flinders Memorials’, being mainly photographs

‘Muster List / Investigator [3 Apr.-21 May 1801]’

‘Muster List / Reliance [1 Jan.-28 Feb.. 1795]’

‘Muster List / Supply [1 Feb.-31 Mar. 1795]’

‘Flinders Cuttings / To File’, 1915-1984

‘Flinders Cuttings’, 1955-1982

Untitled folder of miscellaneous material, including colour photograph of The Letters of Fletcher Christian (Genesis Publications)

‘Denis Lacy / Aickin’

Mrs Neve & Aitken’, 1968-1979, including correspondence with M. Hutton Neve

‘Earl Bathurst’, being copies of correspondence, 1822-1824

‘Wm. Arlett to Beaufort’, being copy of letter, 24 Dec. 1833

‘A.A. Company [Australian Agricultural Company]’, being copies of correspondence, 1838-1839

‘Capt. F. P. Blackwood to P.P.K. [Phillip Parker King]’, being copies of correspondence, 1843-1844

‘Ben Boyd’, being copies of correspondence, 1846

‘Bremer’, being copies of letters from Sir J. J. Gordon Bremer to Capt. Francis Beaufort, 1837-1839

‘Rev. W. B. Clarke’, being copy of letter from W. B. Clarke to Phillip Parker King, 185-

BOX 36
‘Miss Walsh’, 1966-1988, being mainly correspondence with Dorothy Butler Walsh, 1966-1977, great-granddaughter of Rear-Admiral Phillip Parker King and Harriet King, and author The Admiral’s Wife: Mrs Phillip Parker King. A Selection of Letters 111817-56 (1967)

‘Marsden Hordern’, 1988-1989, being correspondence 

‘H.M. Cutter Mermaid’

‘Brisbane (on Dunlop) Sir E. Home (on Dunlop)’, being mainly newscuttings, 1923-1988, and copy of letter from P. P. King to Capt. Francis Beaufort, 26 Apr. 1847

‘A.A. Co.’, being copy of booklet Stroud and the A.A. Co. (1984) and transcripts of letters from Capt. P. P. King to Admiral Beaufort, 1847

Untitled folder relating to Phillip Parker King, being mainly newscuttings and copied documents

Untitled folder relating to Phillip Parker King, 1955-1987, being mainly newscuttings and printed material; correspondence with Michael Cannon, 1980; and photographs of Tahlee, ca. 1980

Untitled folder, including photocopy of ‘Geological aspects of the voyage of HMS Investigator in Australian Waters, 1801-5’ by T. G. Vallance and D. T. Moore in Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Historical series vol. 10 no. 1, 28 Jan. 1982

‘Hydrographer’s Out-Letters to P.P.K’, 1817-1856

‘Lt. Dayman on Wrecks in Torres St[rait]’, being copy of letter from Lt. Joseph Dayman to  Capt. A. B. Becher, 28 Nov. 1851

Untitled folder relating to surveying in Australia and New Zealand, including photoprint of Sydney Survey Office,  Bridge Street, Mar. 1871, taken by Charles Percy Pickering

‘Tahlee, Port Stephens’, 1934-1988

‘Lady Hasluck / Lady Casey’, 1969, being correspondence and newscuttings

‘First Fleeters’, 1968-1970, relating to Fellowship of First Fleeters

‘P.P. King’s Charts & Obs[ervations]’

‘P.P.K. in M.L. MSS …’, 1977-1978

‘Prof. Ford’s copy of Hunter’s Journal’, 1952, 1981, being mainly copy of catalogue description of John Hunter’s journal on sale by Geoff K. Gray Pty Limited, 18 May 1981

Papers relating to naval mutinies, including typescript of Ingleton’s article , ca. 1937, and photograph of surveying vessel, H.M.S. Mutine at Bermuda, 1920`

Papers relating to hydrographers, hydrography and Admiralty charts

BOX 37
‘Captain Nicholson’, 1964-1983, being mainly correspondence with Ian Nicholson

‘Nicholson’, mainly relating to research into Commander Ian Nicholson’s great great grandfather, John Nicholson, ex-Master in the Royal Navy and Sydney Harbour Master, 1821-1842

‘Pinchgut’, 1981, no date, including correspondence with Elena Grainger, 1981

‘Paul Ballard’, 1952-1991, being mainly correspondence with Paul Ballard, 1971-1991

‘Flinders’ Chart of Basses Strait / Paul Ballard’s Comments’, 1929-1988, no date, including newscutting of column by Sir Flinders Petrie, 19 Oct. 1929 and comments by Paul Ballard on charts in the National Library of Australia

‘Ship Surry (Capt. T. Raine)’, 1962, 1977, relating to the etching in True Patriots All

‘Adam Lindsay Gordon’, being notes on and reports of proceedings by Royal Australian Navy survey ships, 1960-1977, and newscuttings and National Library of Australia bibliography on Adam Lindsay Gordon, 1905-1911, no date

Untitled folder of correspondence relating to acquisitions and requests for permission to reproduce from Ingleton’s copyright material, 1941-1991. Correspondents include A. P. Elkin, 1946; Robert Edwards (Curator of Anthropology, South Australian Museum), 1968; Susanna Evans, 1981; Julian North, 1977; and Nigel Tully (Terra Australis Maps & Prints Ltd, Wollstonecraft, N.S.W.), 1988-1990

‘Cooper / Brisbane’, 1939-1941, being correspondence with A. J. Cooper relating to his purchase of etchings

‘Copy of Invoices’, 1937-1955

‘M.L.’, 1913- 1993, being mainly correspondence with the Mitchell Library, 1939-1993

Untitled folder relating to the National Library of Australia, 1943-1990, including correspondence

‘National Library / Photo-Copies’, 1943-1985, being mainly correspondence with the National Library of Australia

Untitled folder relating to Robert D. Fitzgerald and Mountainside Press, 1949-1987, including newscuttings and copy of letter from A. H. Spencer to Sir William Dixson, 5 Oct. 1949, offering him copy number 1 of Heemskerck Shoals, printed by John Kirtley

BOX 38
‘Old Papers – Ex Warrego’, 1953-1962, being papers of the Hydrographer, R.A.N., Garden Island,  Sydney, relating to hydrographic and general instructions for, and surveys completed by, H.M.A.S. Warrego

‘Warrego H.I.’s’, 1954-1963, being papers of the Hydrographer, R.A.N., Garden Island, Sydney, relating to draft hydrographic instructions for H.M.A.S. Warrego

‘H.M.A.S. Warrego – Sanderson’s Surveys’, 1958-1961, being papers of the Hydrographer, R.A.N., Garden Island, Sydney

‘Warrego Report of Proceedings – Capt’s Copy 1955-1962’, being papers of the Hydrographer, R.A.N., Garden Island, Sydney

Untitled folder of papers of the Hydrographic Branch, Garden Island, Sydney, relating to R.A.N. surveying and charting activities, 1945-1951 

Untitled folder of communications of Hydrographic Branch, Garden Island, Sydney, 1929-1930

Untitled folder of papers of Hydrographic Branch, Garden Island, Sydney relating to surveying service in Australia, 1943-1945

Untitled folder relating to photocopies of letters from Philip S. Jay, with photocopied photographs, regarding his service in the H.M.A.S. Warrego during World War II, 1940-1942, 1984-1988

Untitled folder of miscellaneous material, including report from Captain George Richards R.N. – H.M.S. Hecate on Port Hinchinbrook and Torres Strait Route 1863, from Nautical Magazine, Mar. 1864; and account of the United States Exploring Expedition under the command of Lt. Charles Wilkes, U.S. Navy, 1839-1940, published in 1940

Untitled folder of correspondence with J. D. Lines (Business Manager, Australian Map Circle) relating to subscriptions to the journal The Globe, 1984-1986

‘Olaf Ruhen’, 1953-1989, including correspondence with Oscar Ziegler and Olaf Ruhen regarding his chapter ‘In Search of a Southern Continent’ for proposed book, Australia 2000

Volume of newscuttings and notes, 1930, no date, relating to journal written by Samuel Smith, seaman on Investigator

BOX 39
‘Flinders / King Papers / Vol. 2 / Vol. 8’, being notes 

‘Chapter XVIII / Last Years / (Final)’, being notes

‘La Trobe Shillinglaw Papers / Box 81/3/ix’, being copy of Flinders’ petition to Minister of M? France, 1808 from La Trobe Library, State Library of Victoria

‘Flinders Letters to Admiralty – Part I (Bonwick Transcripts) La Trobe Library (Section II-15)’

‘Flinders’ Letters to Admiralty – part II I (Bonwick Transcripts) La Trobe Library (Section II-15)’

Untitled folder of copies and transcriptions of Flinders’letters

‘Flinders Public Letters & Orders 1805-7 (M.L. Safe 1/54)’, being transcripts

‘Flinders (M.L.) Public letters & Orders 1807-14 [A 1592-3]’, being copies and transcripts

‘Flinders Public Letters & Orders 1805-7, being copies from Safe 1/54 (CY 502), Mitchell Library

Untitled folder of copies and transcripts of Banks and Flinders letters

‘Brabourne Papers / Flinders and Banks &c. [A 79-4 A 79-5], being copies and notes

‘P.P.K. / Mrs Flinders’, being copies relating to additional sum to pension for Mrs Flinders

‘Ann Flinders / Requests for increase of pension’

BOX 40
‘Cunningham’, being copies of letters to and from Allan Cunningham, 1824-1847

‘Cdr. Drury / H.M.S. Pelorus / Plus. / Capt. Kuper / (Inner Route)’, being copies of letters, 1839

‘Dumont D’urville’, being copies of letters, 1826

‘Comte de Fleurien’

‘Capt. Home / H.M.S. North Star’, being copies of letters, 1844

‘Sir Wm. Hooker’, being copy of letter to P. P. King, 28 Dec. 1844

‘C & H. Macarthur to P.P.K.’, being copies of letters, 1822-1823

‘W. S. Macleay’, being copy of letter to P. P. King, 23 Dec. 1842

‘Sir R. Murchison’, being copy of letter, 28 Aug. 1852

‘Sir Thos. Mitchell to P.P.K.’, being copies of correspondence, 1836-1845

‘Capt. Jas. Ross R.N.’, being copies of letters to P. P. King, 1841

‘Sir Ed. Parry’, being copy of letter to P. P. King, 21 Apr. 1834

‘Stilwell P.P.K’s Agent’, being copies of letters, 1831-1836

‘Strzelecki’, being copies of letters, 1845-1854

‘Capt. Wickham’, being copy of letter to P. P. King, 23 Dec. 1837

‘Sir Richard Bourke’, being copies of letters to P. P. King, 1834, 1836

‘Fitzroy to King’, 1979, being correspondence with G. B. Gidley King, 1979, with copies of three letters from Robert FitzRoy to P. P. King, 1836-1837

‘Oxley to P. P. K. & Remarks’, being copies of letters, 1823

Lady & Sir John Franklin to P. P. K.’, being copies of letters, 1841-1843

‘Michael Hogan’, being copy of letter, 24 Oct. 1830

‘Fitzroy’, being copy of letter, 18 Nov. 1831

‘Fitzroy in N.Z.’, being copies of letters relating to Sir Everard Home’s visit to P. P. K. at Port Stephens, 1844

‘E. P. Ramsay / Capt. H. T. Fox’, being typed transcript of the private log of Henry T. Fox commencing at Sydney, Feb. 1852

Untitled folders (2) relating to black-and-white drawings commissioned for Two Centuries Ago by Dennis Hall and School Magazine, published by the N.S.W. Department of Education, 1969-1970, including correspondence with Patricia Wrightson and original drawings

Boxes 31-40: Geoffrey C. Ingleton further papers

1991;  Interview with Joshua Wiggins, 12 Feb. 1991. A former local government Chief Engineer & Planner, and Fellow, Chairman and Treasurer of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, Sydney Division. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/1-2)

1991;  Interview with John Muirhead, 9 Mar.1991. A civil design, planning and consulting engineer, and arbitrator, and a Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, and the Institute of Arbitrators. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/3-4)

1991;  Interview with Dr. Alan Gilpin, 12 Mar.1991. An environmental planner, consultant and author. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/5)

1991;  Interview with Vincent O'Grady, 13 Sept.1991. Civil & Planning Engineer with the Department of Main Roads NSW, lecturer at the NSW Institute of Technology, consultant, author, and Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/6-7)

1991;  Interview with John Close, 14 Mar.1991. An electrical, mechanical, industrial and ergonomic engineer, consultant lecturer at University of NSW, and chairman of the Electrical and Management Branches of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, Sydney Division. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/8)

1991;  Interview with E.C. (George) Fox, 20 Mar.1991. An electrical & mechanical engineer, consultant and arbitrator, former Managing Director in Australia of English Electric, and Chairman & Treasurer of Institution of Engineers, Australia, Sydney Division. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/9-10)

1992;  Interview with James Antill, 21 May 1992. Civil engineer, manager, consultant and arbitrator who worked for the Sydney Water Board and on the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme.  Antill was a lecturer at NSW Institute of Technology, professor at the University of Sydney, and Vice President of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/11-12)

1992;  Interview with John McGlynn, 22 May 1992. A civil engineer who was Chief Engineer at Sydney Water Board, and a consultant engineer. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/13-15)

1992;  Interview with Emeritus Professor Jack Cowan, 26 May 1992. A civil engineer and architect, and former Professor of Architecture and Dean of the faculty of Architecture at the University of Sydney.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/16-17)

1992;  Interview with J. Murray Gosper, 17 June 1992 and 9 July 1992. Civil engineer, manager and arbitrator in the building, timber, aircraft and shipbuilding industries, Member of the National Council and Sydney Committees of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/18-19; 31-32)

1992;  Interview with Hans Bandler, 17 June 1992.  Civil and environmental engineer with Sydney Water Board, author, consultant, and Member of the Environmental Branch of the Institution of Engineers, Australia.  REPRODUCTION RESTRICTED (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/20-21)

1992;  Interview with Ralph E. Stilgoe, 23 June 1992. Electrical and mechanical engineer with ELCOM, and Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/22-23)

1992;  Interview with Ian R. Stevenson, 23 June 1992.  Electrical and mechanical engineer, manager and consultant with STC and Civil and Civic, Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia.  REPRODUCTION RESTRICTED (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/24-25)

1992;  Interview with Professor Ross Blunden, 30 June 1992. Electrical, mechanical, civil and transport engineer, consultant and academic, Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Transport, London, and Member of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/26-28)

1992;  Interview with John Hyman, 2 July 1992. Electrical, mechanical and pollution control engineer, worked for APM, Prestige Textiles, Malleys, Gilbarco, Joy Manufacturing and Hygro, and a Fellow and Mentor of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/29-30)

1992;  Interview with Warner Kuttner, 9 July 1992. Aeronautical, electrical, mechanical and civil engineer and project manager, with Kuttner Collins Group,  consulting engineers, economists and planners.  Examples of major projects: planning and relocation of Kuala Lumpur railways, Malaysia;  and refurbishment of the Queen Victoria Building, Sydney.  A Fellow and Mentor   of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, and a member of the Consulting Engineers Panel of the Institution.  REPRODUCTION RESTRICTED (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/33-36)

1992;  Interview with Richard Ash, 15 July 1992.  Civil and consulting engineer.  Work includes: the Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage Board;  Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission;  Principal Engineer Water Supply & Sewerage, Public Works Department NSW;  Australian Army Engineers 1942-1946.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/37-39A)

1993;  Interview with Arthur Boyd, 28 July 1993.  Civil and consulting engineer whose  work includes: Sydney City Council;  L.C.C.;  Electricity Commission of NSW;  and Local Government Appeals Tribunal.  Executive officer of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, Sydney Division.  Postscript to interview  on CY MLOH 182/39A. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/39B-40)

1993;  Interview with Dr. C.H. Warman, 29 July 1993.  Mechanical, electrical, metallurgical and consulting engineer, with a particular focus on mining and treatment plant design.  Founder and Chairman of Directors of the Warman Group  of companies and an Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/41)

1993;  Interview with Dr. Peter O. Miller, 29 July 1993.  A civil, consulting and design engineer: De Haviland Aircraft Mosquito design;  principal of Miller, Milston & Ferris, Consulting Engineers;  and an Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/42-44)

1993;  Interview with Neville A. Whiffen, 4 Aug. 1993.  A chemical engineer whose work includes: Sydney City Council;  Australian Embassy, Washington;  Atomic Energy Commission;  Sulphuric Acid Committee;  paper, paint, alkaloid and other chemical companies;  Executive Director, Canberra Development Board;  Managing Director, Nethel Pty. Ltd. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/45-46)

1993;  Interview with Sir James Rowland, 6 Aug. 1993.  An aeronautical engineer with the R.A.A.F.: bomber pilot;  pathfinder;  P.O.W. in Germany during World War II;  Chief Test Pilot, R.A.A.F.;  Mirage Mission;  Director General of Aircraft Engineering, R.A.A.F.;  Chief of Air Staff, R.A.A.F.;  Governor of New South Wales;  and consulting engineer.  Honorary Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia. REPRODUCTION RESTRICTED  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/47-48)

1993;  Interview with Alexander Wargon, 17 Aug. 1993.  A consulting engineer and retired principal of Wargon Chapman & Partners, Engineers for the design of over four thousand projects including: Centrepoint and Sydney Tower;  Sydney Harbour Tunnel;  American Express building;  and Nikko Hotels at Potts Point and Darling Harbour. Honorary Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia.  REPRODUCTION RESTRICTED (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/49-50)

1993;  Interview with Neville D. Chidgey, 16 Sept. 1993.  A consulting engineer to the banking industry, Chief Engineer Consultant to the Commonwealth Development Bank, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, and Hambro-Grantham Ltd.   Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia and Honorary Governor, Warren Centre for Advanced Engineering. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/51-52)

1993;  Interview with Joseph Bertony, 16 Sept. 1993.  A structural and mechanical consulting engineer, active in construction, mining and power generation industries in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/53-54)

1993;  Interview with John B. Chester, 27 Sept. 1993.  An electrical engineer and manager with Australian General Electric, later A.E.I.  Assists the Standards Association of Australia with the preparation of standards and assists the Institution of Engineers, Australia, with interviews of applicants  for corporate membership. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/55-56)

1993;  Interview with Uffe B. Hansen, 11 Nov. 1993.  The Sydney representative of Clough Engineering Group, previously engaged on: the Bahrain Causeway;  the Hay  Point Coal Wharf;  Botany Bay Container Wharves;  Wharf 13 Darling Harbour;  various immersed tunnels in Europe;  the Ord River Dam;  and Narrows Bridge, Perth.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/57-58)

1993;  Interview with E. Ross Gordon, 12 Nov. 1993.  Spent his career as an engineer with the New South Wales Railways, now the State Rail Authority of NSW, starting as a trainee engineer in 1934 and rising to Railway Commissioner  prior to his retirement. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/59-61)

1993;  Interview with Ed Hodgkinson, 29 Nov. 1993.  An electrical engineer, former General Manager of Telephone Manufacturing Co, Managing Director of Philips Telecommunications, Manufacturing Division (Aust.), and consultant engineer.  Fellow, Institution of Electrical Engineers and Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/62-63)

1993;  Interview with Alfred J. Gabriel, 4 Dec. 1993.  An electrical engineer whose appointments include: Chief Transmission and Distribution Engineer, Singapore;  Underground Mains Engineer, Prospect County Council;  Chief Project Engineer, Yorkshire Switchgear, Singapore;  Fellow, Institution of Electrical Engineers;  and Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia and Singapore.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/64)

1993;  Interview with Douglas H. Helsham, 17 Dec. 1993.  Civil engineer: sapper with the Railway Unit Survey Branch of the A.I.F.;  after transferring to the R.A.A.F. was a fighter pilot in Papua New Guinea;  Assistant Engineer, State Rail Authority NSW, worked on the Circular Quay and Eastern Suburbs railway lines;  Chief Engineer, Golden Fleece;  General Manager, ARC Engineering NSW;  and consulting engineer.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia.   (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/65-66)

1994;  Interview with Walter Fielder-Gill, 5 Jan. 1994.  Telecommunications and electronic engineer: R.A.A.F. radar officer in Papua New Guinea;  Telecom Divisional Engineer;  General Manager and Director, Plessey Australia Pty. Ltd.;  consultant engineer;  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia;  Institution of Radio and Electronic Engineers, Australia.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/67-68)

1994;  Interview with C. Keith Fraser, 6 Jan. 1994.  Civil engineer: Victorian Grain Elevators Board;  Supervising Structural Engineer, Victoria and Tasmania,  with the Works and Services Branch of the Commonwealth Department of the Interior;  Principal Engineer, NSW, during reconstruction of Sydney Airport.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia, and Member, American Society of Civil Engineers. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/69-70)

1994;  Interview with Dr. Keith Bowling, 6 Jan. 1994.  Chemical engineer with C.S.I.R.O. working on coal processing and gasification, carbonaceous filter aids, pseudo-liquid fuels and iron ore pellitization;  Chairman, Australian Activated Carbon. Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia, Fellow, Royal Australian Chemical Institute, and Fellow, Australian Institute of Energy. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/71-72)

1994;  Interview with F. G. Franklyn, 13 Jan. 1994.  Civil engineer: Royal Australian  Engineer in Papua New Guinea;  Chief Civil Engineer, State Rail Authority, on the city and Eastern Suburbs railway;  civil engineer on Port Kembla and Newcastle coal loaders.   Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia, and Fellow, Chartered Institute of Transport, and the Permanent Way Institution (UK). (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/73-74)

1994;  Interview with T. S. Hope, 13 Jan. 1994.  Civil engineer: cadet and later surveyor with the Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage Board, Northern Suburbs and Warragamba Dam;  Department of Road Transport and Tramways;  Department of Main Roads, Putty to Singleton Road, NSW, Wakehurst Parkway, Sydney, and the Stuart Highway, Northern Territory;  Australian Engineers, Port Maintenance and Construction in Papua New Guinea and Borneo;  Department of Main Roads, Dorrigo, Yass and Sydney, District Engineer, Illawarra, Inspecting Engineer, Western Division, Highways Engineer, Divisional Engineer, Parramatta and Newcastle;  Engineer in Chief.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/75-76)

1994;  Interview with Ralph T. Hattersley, 14 Jan. 1994.  Civil, electrical, mechanical and local government engineer with the M.W.S.& D. Board, the Department of Transport and the Department of Public Works.  Associate Professor, University of New South Wales, Water Research Laboratory, and consultant on coastal and estuarine management.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/77-78)

1994;  Interview with J. C. Grover, 19 Jan. 1994.  Mining, metalurgical and military engineer, geology and geophysics: 2/14 Field Company, Royal Australian Engineers, Papua New Guinea;  British Solomon Islands, Senior Geologist, Geological Survey Unit;  Fiji Geological Survey;  consultant engineer.  Research into prediction of volcanic eruption.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/79-80)

1995;  Interview with John M. Bennett, 12 June 1995.  Electrical and electronic engineer, graduated with Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Engineering, University of Queensland, PhD, Cambridge University.  Emeritus Professor, University of Sydney, Computer Science.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/81-82)

1995;  Interview with Emeritus Professor David M. Myers, 12 June 1995.  University of Sydney, BSc, DSc Eng.;  Oxford University;  C.S.I.R.O. Standards Laboratory, Chief of Division of Electro-technology, 1938-1949;  Dean of Faculty of Engineering, University of Sydney;  Dean of Applied Sciences, University of British Columbia, Canada;  Foundation Vice-Chancellor, Latrobe University. Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia, and President of the Institution in 1958.  (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/83-84)

1995;  Interview with John Ferris, 19 July 1995.  Civil, structural and consulting engineer;  Managing Director, Miller, Milston & Ferris, Consulting Engineers;  retired arbitrator;  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia;  Fellow, Institute of Arbitrators, Australia;  Past President, Association of Constructing Structural Engineers;  Concrete Institute of Australia.  Consultancies, Sydney Entertainment Centre, High Court of Australia, and the Australian National Gallery. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/85-86)

1995;  Interview with Louis Challis, 2 Aug. 1995.  Electrical, architectural and marine acoustic consulting engineer;  Founder and Managing Director of Challis & Associates Pty. Ltd., Sydney, which operates two laboratories for mechanical and acoustic testing;  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia;  Fellow, Royal Society of the Arts and Science.  Awards: Sound reinforcement systems for NSW Parliament House;  Audio Tactile Pedestrian Crossing System for the Blind;  Parliament House, Canberra;  Parliament House, Papua New Guinea;  jet engine test cells;  power station silencing systems;  and radio and television studios.   (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/87-89)

1995;  Interview with Professor Rudolf (Rolf)  Prince , 7 Aug. 1995. Chemical engineer, Professor of Chemical Engineering, University of Sydney.  Main research: distillation technology;  process flowsheet computer generation;  cogeneration;  alchohol and other alternative fuels;  waste processing;  continuous fermentation and digestion;  mathematical modelling of waterways for pollution assessment control;  desalination. Awards: Peter Nicol Russell Medal, 1992;  CHEMCA Medal, 1986;  AIP Medal, 1990. Honorary Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/90-94)

1995;  Interview with John Muir, 5 Sept. 1995.  Civil engineer, project engineer, consultant and contractor, company director and arbitrator.  Construction Engineer for Burrenjuck and Glenbawn Dams, 1950-1951;  Materials Control Engineer, Eucumbene-Tumut Tunnel, Tumut Pond Dam, T1 Pressure Tunnel and underground power station;  Project Manager, Bendora Dam;  Chief Estimator, M.R.  Hornibrook (NSW) Commonwealth Avenue Bridge and other works;  Project Manager, Manager, and General Manager, John Holland Constructions;  Managing Director, Roberts Construction.  Fellow, Institution of Engineers, Australia, and Fellow, Institute of Arbritrators, Australia. (Call No.: CY MLOH 182/94-96)

Author/Artist entries:
Antill, James M. (James Macquarie), 1912-
Ash, R.R.
Bandler, H. (Hans)
Bennett, John M.(John Makepeace), 1921-
Bertony, Joseph
Blunden, W.R.
Bowling, Keith McGregor
Boyd, A.F.
Challis, Louis A.
Chester, John B., 1918-
Chidgey, Neville D., 1924-
Close, John Frederick Campbell
Cowan, Henry J.(Henry Jacob), 1919-
Ferris, J.E.
Fielder-Gill, Walter, 1923-
Fox, E.C., 1914-
Franklyn, F.G., 1911-
Fraser, Keith C., 1911-
Gabriel, Alfred J., 1918-
Gilpin, Alan, 1924-
Gordon, E. Ross, 1915-
Gosper, J. Murray
Grover, J.C.
Hansen, Uffe Bondebjerg, 1927-
Hattersley, R.T.(Ralph Thomas)
Helsham, Douglas, 1920-
Hodgkinson, Thomas Edwin, 1918-
Hope, T.S.
Hyman, John P., 1924-
Kuttner, Warner L., 1923-
McGlynn, John Edward, 1909-
Miller, Peter O.
Muir, J.M.(John Malcolm)
Muirhead, J.I.
Myers, D.M.(David Milton), 1911-
O'Grady, Vincent Paul
Prince, R.G.H.
Raxworthy, Richard
Rowland, James Anthony, Sir, 1922-1999
Stevenson, Ian Russell, 1924-
Stilgoe, Ralph Edward, 1928-
Wargon, Alexander
Warman, C.H. (Charles Harold), 1910-
Whiffen, N. A. (Neville Albert), 1912-
Wiggins, Joshua Clyde, 1925-

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