NRS-906 Colonial Secretary special bundles, 1900–1982
Special bundles contain correspondence and papers on particular matters or subjects which because of their significance or the quantity of correspondence generated were usually extracted from an agency's main correspondence series and treated separately. They may contain both registered and unregistered papers and, depending on the nature of the bundle, may cover many years or just a short period of time. Creating special bundles was a way for an agency to highlight records of temporary or long-term interest so that the papers were readily to hand. The general title given to them by the agency often provides little indication of the diversity of the material they may contain.
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1900–1982
Dates | Description |
|---|---|
1901 | Sale of patent medicines [4/980.3] |
1901 | State Elections [5/7550] |
1901 | Federal Elections [5/6652] |
1870-1901 | Confidential printed papers, comprising: Progress Report of the Defence Commission 1870; report on the islands of the Western Pacific 1879; note on the Military and Naval Defences of the Australian Colonies by Colonel P H Scratchley 1882; report on Defences of Sydney and Newcastle 1885; the Mount Rennie Case 1886-87; fall of the Jennings Ministry 1886-87; papers re Chinese Immigration 1888; correspondence re precedence of Colonial Governors 1889; Federation of Australia 1889-90; instructions for mobilizing Naval and Marine Pensioners on the Australian Station 1895; Commonwealth Defence Bill drafted by the Federal Military Committee 1901 [2/8095B.2] |
1890-1901 | Administration of British New Guinea [4/952.2, 4/953.1] |
1902 | Poor Relief — Coronation Day [4/956] |
1902 | Coronation 1902 — requests for seats, etc [4/957] |
1899-1902 | Supply of blankets to the needy [5/7541-44] |
1899-1902 | Select Committee into the Coast Hospital, Little Bay, and Mr Frederick Glynn, the Storekeeper [5/7546] |
1899-1902 | South African Contingent — re discharge of various members [9/2418.5] |
1903 | Public Service Board enquiry re A E Hibble [4/958] |
1803-1903 | Deeds, Wills, Leases etc. Including warrants and commissions appointing public servants; charters establishing the District Councils at Merton, Muswellbrook and Parramatta; agreement over the Murray River Waters 1903; lease of "Cranbrook" for a Government House 1901; bill of sale of the Hull of the ship "Phoenix" to Government 2 Aug 1825; Commission of Lieutenant Governor Hobson of New Zealand; and other papers (some personal entries in index in State Records' reading room on SR Reels 1250-1251): 1803-25 ([4/7186.1]; Fiche 3309 *ARK); 1826-1901 [4/7186.2] |
1902-1903 | Adulterated Butter Bill [5/5238.2] |
1904 | Ballot boxes — replies to circulars [4/959] |
1904 | Records of the Electoral Districts Commission [5/5237.2 part] |
1876-1904 | Transportation of convicts to New Caledonia [4/960.1] |
1902-1904 | Applications for Letters Patent [5/7547-48] |
1902-1904 | Section 41 Audit Act — appointment of Officers [4/961.2] |
1903-1904 | Myall Creek Closer Settlement case — reports and evidence [4/965.1] |
1903-1904 | Christmas relief expenditure [4/961.1] |
1905 | Investigation into State Clothing Factory [4/961.3] |
1905 | Investigation into Labour Bureau [4/962.1] |
1905 | Visit of Lord Jersey [4/962.2] |
1890-1907 | Randwick Rifle Range [4/960.2] |
c.1894-1907 | Routine correspondence of the Returning Officer, Parramatta [10/39892] |
190519-1907 | Flood boats [4/963-64] |
1908 | Visit of American fleet — arrangements for social functions and accounts [4/967-69, 5/5228] |
1908 | Liverpool Asylum Investigation [4/970-72] |
1900-1908 | Industrial School for Girls, Parramatta [5/5229 part] |
1901-1908 | Randwick Asylum for Destitute Children [5/5229 part] |
1904-1908 | Public Entertainments Act Amendment [4/965.2, 4/966] |
1907-1908 | Alleged double voting in 1907 General Election [5/5312] |
1907-1909 | Fire Brigades Bill Amendment [4/973-74] |
1910 | State Election — accounts and papers [5/5232] |
1910 | Arrangements for the visit of the Japanese fleet [5/7553.1] |
1825-1910 | Supreme Court Sydney and on Circuit — Session returns of persons tried and convicted: Albury - DubboAlbury 1870-73, 1877-82, 1897-98, 1900-04, 1906-07, 1909-10 (Oct 1872 and Oct 1890 see Wagga Wagga) ([X880]; Reel 2394)Armidale 1866-73, 1877-82, 1886, 1897-1907, 1909‑10 (Oct 1871 and Apr 1873 see Tamworth) ([X881]; Reel 2394)Bathurst 30 Oct 1830 ([X728]; Reel 2389); 1841-49, 1852-55, 1857-66 ([X882; Reel 2394); 1867-73, 1877-82, 1886, 1897-1904, 1906-10 (Apr 1877 and Apr 1900 see Mudgee) ([X883]; Reel 2394)Berrima 1841-47 ([X884]; Reel 2394)Brisbane 1851-55 ([X885]; Reel 2394)Broken Hill 1897-1904, 1908-09 ([X886]; Reel 2394)Campbelltown 7-11 Aug 1829; 20-29 Jan, 9-21 Aug 1830 ([X728]; Reel 2389)Deniliquin 1866-73, 1877-83, 1897-98, 1900, 1902-04, Oct 1905-1907, 1910 (Oct 1872, Sep and Oct 1900 see Wagga Wagga) ([X887]; Reel 2394)Dubbo 1877-79, 1881-82, 1886, 1897-1910 (Apr 1900 see Mudgee) ([X888]; Reel 2394) |
1825-1910 | Supreme Court Sydney and on Circuit — Session returns of persons tried and convicted (cont'd): Goulburn - Norfolk IslandGoulburn 1847-49, 1852-55, 1857-66, 1868-73, 1877, 1879-82, 1886, 1897-1910 (Oct 1873 see Yass; Apr 1900 and Sep-Oct 1901 see Young) ([X889]; Reel 2394)Grafton 1877-79, 1881-82, 1886, 1898-1900, 1903-05, 1907-09 ([X890]; Reel 2394)Griffith Oct 1904 ([X891]; Reel 2394)Hay 1897-1902, 1904, 1907, 1910 (Sep-Oct 1901 see Young) ([X892]; Reel 2394)Lismore Oct 1905-1910 ([X893]; Reel 2394)Maitland 17-24 Aug 1829, 15-20 Apr 1830 ([X728]; Reel 2389); 1841-49, 1852-55, 1857-59, 1861-66 ([X894A]; Reel 2394); 1867-73, 1877-79, 1881-82, 1886, 1897-1907, 1909-10 (Oct 1871 and Apr 1873 see Tamworth) ([X894B]; Reel 2394)Mudgee 1873, 1877-82, 1886, 1897-1904 ([X895]; Reel 2394)Newcastle 1907-10 ([X896]; Reel 2394)Norfolk Island Sep 1833, Jul 1834 ([X729]; Reel 2389); Jul 1834 ([X731]; Reel 2389) |
1825-1910 | Supreme Court Sydney and on Circuit — Session returns of persons tried and convicted (cont'd): Sydney - YoungSydney 29 May 1825-22 Sep 1826 ([X730]; (1825-26) Reel 2389, (1825) Fiche 3298 *ARK); 22 Sep 1826-27 Nov 1830 ([X728]; Reel 2389); 3 Jan 1831-18 Nov 1834 ([X729]; Reel 2389); Aug 1833, Nov 1834, 1835-37 ([X731]; Reel 2389); 1838-41 ([X43]; Reel 2756); 1842-45 ([X44]; Reel 2756); 1846-49 ([X47]; Reel 2756); 1852-55, 1858-70 (also Darlinghurst from 1868) ([X845-48]; Reel 2389); 1871-74, 1877-82, 1885-86, and Darlinghurst Nov 1895, 1897-1910 ([X849]; Reel 2389)Tamworth 1870-73, 1877-82, 1886, 1897-1904, 1906-10 ([X897]; Reel 2394)Wagga Wagga 1866-73, 1877-83, 1897-98, 1900-04, 1906-07, 1910 ([X898]; Reel 2394);Windsor 10-14 Aug 1829, 5-11 Jan 1830, 2-14 Aug 1830 ([X728]; Reel 2389)Yass 1872-73, 1877-82, 1886 ([X899]; Reel 2395)Young 1882, 1886, 1897-1904 ([X900]; Reel 2395) |
1908-1910 | Uniform system of accounts in hospitals [5/5230-31, 5/7552] |
1911 | Records of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Administration of the Fire Brigades Act [5/5233] |
1911 | Christmas cheer — grants to Benevolent Societies [5/5234] |
1844-1911 | Miscellaneous papers including Proofs of the first Gazettes of the Commonwealth of Australia and of the State of New South Wales; drafts of various proclamations; papers relating to the Legislative Council; address from the Legislative Council to Sir William Denison 1858; various accounts of the Audit Office; papers relating to criminals; and Public Service Board Enquiry re Coast Hospital Administration conflicting with other hospitals, 1906 [4/981.2] |
1878-1911 | Alleged wrongful dismissal from the Police Force of ex-Constable Stafford [5/5235] |
1903-1911 | Royal Alexandria Hospital for Children [5/5229 part] |
1907-1911 | Special grants to hospitals [5/5237.1] |
1912 | Election papers [5/5239] |
1912 | Police reports on Strikes at Lithgow and Newnes [5/5240.1] |
1912 | Records of Royal Commission into charges preferred against Minister of Public Works [5/5240.2] |
1897-1912 | Proposed establishment of Crematorium [5/5236] |
1902-1912 | Ambulance Associations — grant of subsidies [5/5243] |
1911-1912 | Records of the Electoral Districts Commission [4/975-79, 5/5241, 5/5237.2 part] |
1911-1912 | Proposed Reform of Hospital Administration [5/5244] |
1913 | Fire Brigades Bill [5/5245-46] |
1913 | Public Works Fund [5/5247] |
1913 | Protection of Native Fauna [5/5250] |
1913 | Records of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the administration of the Mental Hospital and the Reception House for the Insane at Darlinghurst [5/5251] |
1913 | Election papers [5/5252-58] |
1913 | Appointment of Returning Officers [5/5259] |
1913 | NSW Institution for the Deaf and Blind — reports on individual patients [5/5279.2 part] |
1827-1913 | Miscellaneous printed papers including — Return of Rates of Postage - British Colonies and India 1849; Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction (Australian Colonies) 1850; Returns of Formal or Official Inquiries into Wrecks, Casualties and Collisions, 1856 to 1872; Expenditure upon Roads 1861-65; Immigration 1873; Camperdown Municipality 1862; Cudgegong Municipality 1864; Sections of the Beacon erected on Raines Islet; Proclamations; Central Illawarra Municipality; East Maitland Municipality; Glebe Municipality; Hunters Hill Municipality; Kiama Municipality; Shoalhaven Municipality; Wollongong Municipality; Catalogues of Works of Art in the Colonial/Chief Secretary's Office, 1885 and 1913 [4/982.2] |
1899-1913 | Extensions to Prince Alfred Hospital and financial subsidies [5/5260] |
1909-1913 | Bureau of Microbiology — returns of work [5/5271] |
1910-1913 | Notes on Deputations [5/5261-62] |
1911-1913 | Australian Bass Close Season [5/5263-65] |
1911-1913 | Reports by Audit Inspectors on Uniform System of Accounts in Hospitals [5/5266-67] |
1911-1913 | Sunday Trading papers [5/5268-69] |
1912-1913 | Conferences between Chief Secretary, B.M.A. and Friendly Societies re Establishment of State Dispensaries [5/5270] |
1905-1914 | Provision of funds for Water Brigades re Flood Rescue [5/5276] |
1905-1914 | Papers re suggested legalization of the Totalisator [5/5281] |
1906-1914 | Widening of Macquarie and Oxford Streets, Sydney [5/5280] |
1910-1914 | Re Medical Officers in Hospitals [5/7273] |
1913-1914 | Electoral papers [5/5272-75] |
1913-1914 | General Election Accounts [5/5248-49, 5/5277-5279.1] |
1915 | Allies Day Fund — Financial papers [5/5282] |
1915 | Meat supply for Imperial use — Question of price [5/5283-84, 5/5287.1] |
1915 | Administration of Lord Howe Island [5/5285] |
1905-1915 | Closed season on Quail Shooting [5/5286] |
1909-1915 | South Sydney Hospital — proposed extensions [5/7553.2] |
1910-1915 | Motor Taxis and Horse Cabs — Question of separate ranks [5/5287.2] |
1910-1915 | Returns of value of property of departments under control of Chief Secretary [5/5288-89] |
1913-1915 | Small Pox Epidemic — reports and newspaper cuttings [5/5290] |
1914-1915 | Sunday Trading [5/5291.1] |
1914-1915 | Bulletin on the condition of Employment in Industry [5/5291.2] |
1914-1915 | Returns and reports from Charitable Organisations re publication of "Public Health Annual and Social Workers Companion" [5/5292] |
1916 | Opening of "Graythwaite" Convalescent Home for Soldiers, North Sydney (Red Cross) [5/5421.1] |
1916 | War Needs Fund papers [5/5293] |
1916 | Returns and reports from Charitable Organisations re publication of "Public Health Annual and Social Workers Guide" [5/5311] |
1906-1916 | Control and Prevention of Venereal Disease [5/5300] |
1909-1916 | Proposed extensions to Sydney Hospital [5/5301] |
1912-1916 | Broken Hill Hospital Special Grants [5/5302] |
1912-1916 | William James Chidley, author of "The Answer": committal to mental institution etc [5/5298-99] |
1912-1916 | Report of Inquiry into Allegations of Improper practices in Dubbo Election of 1913 [5/5304] |
1913-1916 | Benevolent Society of NSW [5/5279.2 part] |
1914-1916 | Protection of Opossums [5/5303] |
1914-1916 | Amendment of Weights and Measures Act [5/5305] |
1915-1916 | Hospital Claims [5/5306-10] |
1915-1916 | Maintenance claims of the Benevolent Society [5/5279.2 part] |
1917 | Alleged double voting in 1917 General Election [5/5313] |
1917 | 1917 General Election — Poll results [5/5320-21] |
1917 | Applications for position on Totalisation Staff [5/5314.1] |
1905-1917 | Motor Traffic Act and Amendment 1905-19 [5/5325] |
1906-1917 | Proposed amendments to Lunacy Act 1898 [5/5326] |
1906-1917 | Amendment to Dental Act and Royal Commission into Dental Board [5/5327-28] |
1910-1917 | Repairs to typewriters [5/5330.1] |
1911-1917 | 1917 Electoral [5/5315-19, 5/5322-24] |
1914-1917 | Protection of Kangaroos [5/5331] |
1916-1917 | Liquor Referendum 1916 [5/5294-97, 5/7554] |
1916-1917 | Weekly and monthly summaries of Administrative matters for the Governor's Information [5/5314.2] |
1916-1917 | Requests for supply of pamphlets on advice to mothers [5/5330.2] |
1916-1917 | Addition of prefix "Royal" to South Sydney Hospital [2/8096.1] |
1916-1917 | Public Health in Australia — infant mortality, venereal disease, tuberculosis, cancer, publicity, invalidity and death, etc [5/5329] |
1918 | Australian Red Cross appeal for funds 26 Apr [5/5341.1] |
1918 | Election of members of Board of Fire Commissioners [5/5335] |
1918 | Records of the Royal Commission of Inquiry as to accommodation and facilities at Homebush abattoirs [5/5336] |
1918 | Correspondence re and scenario of "The Sentimental Bloke" (extracted from [5/8009] and [SZ1021]; COD 275) |
1889-1918 | Ex-Sergeant P L Vaughan — select committee of enquiry into his dismissal from the Police Force at Narrandera and his later applications for assistance [5/5337] |
1906-1918 | Agreements between New South Wales and other states re treatment of patients from other states in hospitals near the borders [5/5351] |
1906-1918 | Regulations under the Dentists Act [5/5338] |
1916-1918 | Public Service Board Inquiry into State Trawling Industry [5/5332-34] |
1917-1918 | Public Health Hospital, Miscellaneous papers [5/5339] |
1919 | Records of the Electoral Districts Commission [4/980.1-.2] |
1919 | Public hospitals claims for subsidies [5/5439-40] |
1919 | Pneumonic Influenza — Claims Committee [5/5242.1, 5/5348.1] |
1919 | Semi-official telephones [5/5340] |
1903-1919 | Papers re free railway passes for Thomas Mercer, a blind travelling salesman [5/5341.2] |
1908-1919 | Sydney City Council — By-Laws [5/5434] |
1915-1919 | Board of Fire Commissioners elections [5/7555] |
1920 | Pension schedules [5/5428] |
1903-1920 | Gun Licensing Acts [5/5342] |
1918-1920 | Reports on Hospital and Charitable Systems in other States and New Zealand [5/5343] |
1918-1920 | Reports of convictions under the Birds and Animals Protection Act of 1918 [5/5344.2] |
1919-1920 | Property offered for sale as Maternity Rest Homes [5/5344.1] |
1921 | Election of Members of Board of Fire Commissioners [5/5345.2] |
1921 | Railway passes for Deaf, Dumb and Blind and other Benevolent Institutions [5/5346-5347.1] |
1921 | Replies to circulars on administration of Gun Licensing Act of 1920 [5/5349.1] |
1909-1921 | Sanitary Inspectors' salaries [5/7551] |
1914-1921 | Licensing of the Palladium, later known as the Strand Picture Theatre [2/8096.2] |
1917-1921 | Statistics of attendance at V D Clinics [5/5350.1] |
1918-1921 | Meat Industry — price fixing, supplies to Government institutions, State butcher shops etc [5/8306] |
1920-1921 | Boats for flood relief [5/5349.2] |
1920-1921 | Amendment of NSW Police Rules [2/8096.3] |
1807, 1922 | Cultivation of cotton (Document re, partly in the hand of Governor King; with covering papers 1922) ([4/2772.3]; Fiche 3311 *ARK) |
1923 | Public Service Board Inquiry into Coal Contracts for the State Trawlers [5/5357.2] |
1923 | Bread Act Amendment [5/5356-5357.1] |
1916-1923 | Miscellaneous reports and returns [5/5437-38] |
1916-1923 | Lord Howe Island finances [2/8096.4] |
1919-1923 | Public Hospitals — administration in New South Wales, other states, and New Zealand [5/5383] |
1922-1923 | Board of Fire Commissioners of NSW — visits to various places, salary agreements with union, etc [5/5421.2] |
1924 | Records of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Redistribution of Wards - City Corporation Act [5/5358-5361.1] |
1912-1924 | Barrow stands for City streets [5/5369] |
1914-1924 | Reports of Official Visitors on Mental Hospitals [5/5370] |
1918-1924 | Police Department — Returns of assets [9/55] |
1919-1924 | Protection of Native Flora [5/9209.2] |
1923-1924 | Public Hospitals Bill [5/5355, 5/5364] |
1923-1924 | Benevolent Society of NSW [5/5362.2] |
1925 | Gun Licence Act [5/5378] |
1925 | File copies of "Police News" [5/5371] |
1881-1925 | Colonial Secretary's Office — Works of Art [4/955.4] |
1920-1921, 1923, 1925 | Benevolent Society — unemployment relief: 1920-21 [5/5345.1, 5/5418]; 1923 [4/4568.4]; 1925 [5/5379.2] |
1920-1925 | Licensing of Globe Picture Theatre [2/8096.5] |
1924-1925 | Papers re Commonwealth Royal Commission on Public Health [5/5242.2] |
1924-1925 | Records of Royal Commission of Inquiry respecting the conduct of Aldermen of the Municipal Council of Sydney in connection with certain matters [5/5373-76] |
1924-1925 | Records of the New States Royal Commission [5/5361.2-5362.1, 5/5377] |
1926 | Transport Conference [5/5382.1-.2] |
1902-1926 | Grants for Friendly Society Dispensaries [5/5350.2] |
1909-1926 | Newcastle Infectious Diseases Hospital [5/5426-5427.1] |
1912-1926 | Administration of Public Health, 1912-26, and Public Hospitals Bill 1926 (Under Secretary's notes) [5/9206] |
1916-1926 | Hospital Finances and Distribution of the Vote for Ecclesiastical Hospitals [5/9204.2] |
1924-1926 | Federal Health Council [5/5379.1] |
1925-1926 | Meat Industry Board — appointments and resignations [5/5380-81] |
1829-1927 | Great Seal of the Government of New South Wales (mainly 1903-1914; with covering note 1952 and 1954) [5/8732.2] |
1920, 1927 | Concessions to Police in connection with the Royal Visits of 1920 and 1927 [5/9208.3] |
1922-1927 | Dentists (Amendment) Act of 1927 [5/5386.1] |
1922-1927 | Gaming and Betting Amendment Act [5/5385] |
1924-1927 | Western Suburbs Sewer Gas Nuisance Investigations [5/5387] |
1926-1927 | File copies of "Police News" [5/5386.2] |
1928 | Transfers of mental patients [5/5388.1] |
1928 | Christmas Cheer papers — grants to the Benevolent Society [5/5388.2] |
1921-1928 | Payment of Charitable Allowances ([5/5238.1] |
1929 | Reports of Police Inspector William J Mackay of visits to Police centres in Great Britain, the Continent and the USA [5/5427.2] |
1929 | NSW Fire Brigade Art Union [5/5389] |
1929 | Government Lotteries [5/5391.2] |
1929 | T B Control Board [5/5391.1] |
1922-1929 | Anzac Day Observances [5/5390] |
1930 | Records of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the administration of the Newcastle District Abattoir Board [5/5394-95] |
1890-1930 | H C Halloran — leave file [5/5431] |
1909-1930 | North Head Quarantine Station [5/5396] |
1914-1930 | Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act — Abolition of Vivisection: 1914-29 [5/5429]; 1928-30 [5/9209.3] |
1916-1930 | Poisons Bill [5/5397-98] |
1918-1930 | Public Health Directory and Social Workers' Guide [5/9205] |
1919-1930 | Ambulance Transport Act — regulations [5/5348.2] |
1927-1930 | Justices of the Peace — miscellaneous matters [5/5432] |
1931 | Inquiry into the relationship existing between Pharmacy Board officers and the (Police) Drug Bureau [5/5382.3] |
1931 | Church and State Hospital Appeal [5/9207.2] |
1910-1931 | Sunday Sport [5/5430] |
1918-1931 | Meat Inspection in the Maitland District, and the proposed establishment of abattoirs at West Maitland [5/9212] |
1919-1931 | Meat Inspection, including papers re Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Meat Industry [5/5433] |
1932 | Lord Howe Island — matters connected with the Board of Control Chairman's visit, Nov 1932 [5/5405.2] |
1914-1932 | Sunday Trading [5/5403] |
1915-1932 | Use of Royal Coat of Arms [5/5404.1] |
1918-1932 | Newcastle District Abattoir and Saleyard (Amendment) Act 1931 [5/5435-36] |
1920-1932 | Review of the Year's Work in the Departments of the Chief Secretary and Public Health — hospitals, police, disease control etc: 1920-27 [5/5384]; 1926-28 [5/8792A]; 1929-32 [5/9209.1] |
1922-1932 | Meat Industry Encouragement Act [5/5367-68] |
1925-1932 | Achievements of the Government — administrative reforms, economies, etc [5/9213] |
1926-1932 | Hours worked by employees in institutions under the control of the Department of Mental Hospitals [5/9209.4] |
1926-1932 | Careless Use of Fire Act, 1912, Amendments and Regulations [5/5399-401] |
1929-1932 | Questions answered in the Legislative Assembly: Sep-Dec 1929, Nos.1-172 [5/9210.1]; Feb-Jun 1930, Nos.177-368 [5/9210.2]; 25 Nov 1930 - 2 Oct 1931, Nos.374-842 [5/9210.3]; 21 Nov 1930 - 30 May 1932, Nos.843-981 [5/9211.1]; 1932, Nos.985-1181 [5/9211.2] |
1931-1932 | B32/2669 New Guard Activities [SZ848-850B] |
1931-1932 | Sydney Harbour Bridge — arrangements for opening ceremony [5/5242.3] |
1933 | Outstanding receipts for payment of Unemployment Food Relief [5/5404.2, 5/5405.1, 5/5406] |
1916-1933 | Charitable Collections Act (The file contains background information on the Act) [9/2417] |
1918-1933 | Papers re Dog and Goat Act — requests for exemption from registration, amendments to Act etc [5/5419-20] |
1924-1933 | Cremation regulations [5/5362.3] |
1927-1933 | Fire-arms Bill 1933 — background [4/6640] |
1928-1933 | Food relief for the Unemployed [5/9208.1] |
1934 | Dentists Act 1934 (Amendment) (The object of the Act was to abolish the apprenticeship or pupilage system as a means of entrance to the dental profession) [9/2415.1] |
1934 | Parliamentary questions (The questions mainly relate to matters re the unemployed) [9/2415.2] |
1908-1934 | Theatres and Public Halls Act 1908 — regulations [5/5417] |
1919-1921, 1928-1934 | Private Hospital licences: 1919 [5/8033]; 1920-21 [5/9207.1]; 1928 [5/9202]; 1929 [5/5392]; 1930 [5/9203];1931 [5/5402]; 1931-32 [5/9204.1]; 1933-34 [9/2414.1] |
1919-1934 | Reports of Official Visitors to Mental Hospitals [5/5410-11] |
1924-1934 | Police Offences Amendment (Drugs) Bill of 1927 and 1934, and related papers [3/2376.2] |
1925-1934 | Police Regulations Act amendments [5/5416] |
1926-1934 | Inquiries into Film Industry [5/5412] |
1928-1934 | Police Offences (Drug Act) Amendments [5/5413-15] |
1930-1934 | Justices of the Peace — deaths and changes of address [5/5409] |
1932-1934 | Justices of the Peace — miscellaneous [5/5407-08] |
1935 | Wool Hide and Skin Dealers Act 1935 (The Act proposed that dealers in skins and hides be registered in the same way as second-hand dealers) [9/2416.1] |
1927-1935 | Sydney Industrial Blind Institution [9/2411.1] |
1929-1935 | Golden Christmas Box Art Union (run by St Margaret's Hospital for Women) [9/2411.2] |
1929-1935 | Food Relief Indebtedness [9/2412.1-.2] |
1934-1935 | Cinematograph Films (Australian Quota) Act 1935 — representation by British interests [5/9208.2] |
1933-1936 | Dental and Medical Services to the Unemployed (9/2414.2] |
1934-1936 | Voting at Fire Brigade Elections [9/2416.2] |
1917-1937 | Amendments to: Heights of Buildings (Metropolitan Police District) Act, 1912; Height of Buildings (Amendment) Act, 1916; Fire Brigades Act, 1909-27 [3/2376.1] |
1934-1937 | Shadlers Ltd v Colonial Treasurer (Shadlers Ltd was formed for the baking of "dole" bread under an agreement with the New South Wales Government. The case related to the recovery of money on coupons lodged with Shadlers and not redeemed by the company. The file also contains an application dated 1937 for payments for coupons) [9/2413.2] |
1934-1937 | Distribution of Primary Products to Needy Families [9/2407] |
1936-1937 | Height of Buildings Act — Royal Exchange Assurance Building [5/9211.3] |
1936-1937 | Film industry press cuttings [9/2404.1] |
1934-1938 | Bird and Animal Sanctuaries [9/2408] |
1847-1940 | Administration of laws relating to animals in Great Britain [4/8036A.3] |
1925-1941 | Investigations of indecent and obscene publications [4/6633-34] |
1940-9141 | National Defence Registered Files, Nos. X40/50- 40/110, X41/110-41/173 (These relate to Australia's internal defence during World War II) [9/2409] |
1940-1941 | Greyhound Racing Clubs (This relates to their licensing and assistance to charities by the Clubs) [9/2410.3] |
1938-1942 | Departmental Circular Books: copies of circulars sent to various departments [3/2376.3] |
1885, 1943 | Soudan Contingent — papers re Private William McMaster [9/2418.3] |
1940-1943 | National Defence [9/2410.1] |
1938-1946 | Dog and Goat Act [9/2416.3] |
1938-1949 | Police Offences (Amendment) Act No.12 of 1908 (This relates to convictions of medical practitioners for offences such as drug addiction and possession of dangerous drugs) [9/2410.2] |
1922-1950 | Australian films — Censorship (including papers re "Robbery Under Arms" and various productions re the Kelly gang) [12/4190.2] |
1943-1950 | Seasonal bush fire statistics files [8/1941-42] |
1948-1950 | Fauna Protection Act (Files relating to prosecutions for killing protected species) [9/2410.4] |
1949-1950 | Report of Greyhound Racing Control Board, Nov 1949 - Jun 1950 [8/976] |
1929-19151 | Justices of the Peace. Appointments of J P's and cancelling names from the roll [9/2413.1] |
1956 | Amusement halls in the country [12/4190.1 part] |
1946-1956 | Halls on the first floors of buildings [12/4190.1 part] |
1953-1956 | Seating arrangements in theatres [12/4190.1 part] |
1961-1962 | Assisted migrant agreement between Australia and the Netherlands [2/4 part] |
c.1932-1963 | Royal Commission into Off-Course Betting, 1962 [12/7506-09] |
1941-1963 | Charitable Collections Act [9/2410.5] |
1960-1963 | Returns of persons accommodated at the Immigration Reception Depot [2/4 part] |
1966 | Air pressurised tents — Hyde Park, Sydney [12/4190.1 part] |
1928-1967 | Review of Regulations under the Theatres and Public Halls Act [12/4190.1 part] |
1953-1967 | Panic lighting in theatres and public halls [12/4190.1 part] |
1944-1969 | Children's Christmas Entertainment — Retail stores [12/4196.2] |
1968-1969 | Censorship judgments [12/4198.1] |
1933-1970 | Cinematographic Films Act; Theatres and Public Halls Act [12/4193.1] |
1967-1970 | Film trailers — Film Censorship Board change of policy [12/4193.2] |
1944-1971 | Censorship of plays [12/4192] |
1954-9171 | Bush fire administration files [13/9654-59] |
1968-9171 | Papers relating to "America Hurrah" [12/4195.2-.3] |
1970-1971 | States Conference on Film Censorship [12/4198.2-.3] |
1969-1972 | Papers relating to "Hair" [12/4196.1] |
1943-1974 | Children's Matinees [12/4191] |
1953-1974 | Sydney Town Hall exhibitions [12/4200.1] |
1967-1974 | Licensing of places of public assembly [12/4196.4] |
1971-1974 | Commonwealth Department of Customs and Excise, Film Censorship Branch correspondence [12/4199] |
1971-1978 | Amendment of Theatres and Public Halls (Censorship of Films) Regulations [12/4196.3] |
1972-1979 | Newspaper cuttings re daylight saving [12/4200.2] |
1963, 1968-1981 | Bona Vacantia files (re estates of persons who died intestate and who were illegitimate or who died without any next-of-kin nearer than cousins surviving) [12/4111-17] |
1968-1981 | Theatres and Film Commission files [12/4144.2-4154] |
1967-1982 | Files relating to indecent articles and classified publications [12/4118-4142.1] |
1969-1982 | Papers relating to "Oh Calcutta" [12/4194-4195.1] |