MS 2765
Papers of Harry Hastings Pearce (1897-1984)
- Papers
- c.1875-1984
- 12.74m. (91 boxes) + 28 folio items
- Available for reference
The collection comprises both personal
papers of Harry
Hastings Pearce and papers of mainly early twentieth century
Australian literary figures collected by Pearce.
Pearce's personal papers include family
and general correspondence; diaries; family and biographical papers;
notebooks; scrapbooks; writings by Pearce including poetry, articles,
speeches and pamphlets; subject files, photographs, drawings, articles,
publications and other papers. The papers primarily relate to Pearce's
lifelong interests in Australian poetry and literature, folklore, book
collecting, the rationalist and free thought movements in Australia and
New Zealand, and his works 'The true John Shaw Neilson' and On the
origins of Waltzing Matilda. The collection also contains biographical
files and papers, papers relating to the Eureka Stockade and New Australia
Settlement, and records relating to organisations in which Pearce was
involved including the Henry Lawson Memorial and Literary Society, Bread
and Cheese Club, Australian Poetry Lovers' Society and the Folklore
Society of Victoria.
The manuscript material collected by
Pearce includes correspondence, literary manuscripts, notebooks,
scrapbooks and other personal papers of Bernard O'Dowd, E.J. Turner, Henry
Lawson, Ethel and G.W. Fielding, John Shaw Neilson, Alfred John Jarvis,
Edward Harrington, Marie Pitt, E.J. Brady, J.K. McDougall, J.M. Neild,
Marjorie Aubrey, Kate Baker, Charles Fawcett (Harold Charles), Louis H.
Clarke, W.H. Davies,
Mary Gilmore,
Jim Grahame (J.W. Gordon), Victor Kennedy, Marion Miller Knowles, Roderic
Quinn, Tom Tierney and others.
This collection is an amalgamation of
material previously held at MS 2765, MS 6248, MS 1657, MS 1737, MS 1528
and MS 2563. The earlier components of the collection was received from
Harry Hastings Pearce in seven instalments between 1965 and 1983.
Pearce's library, comprising over 14,000
books, serials, pamphlets and manuscripts, was transferred to the Library
in two installments in 1984 and one in 1985 and has been held together as
a collection. The manuscript component was separated from the published
materials and transferred to the Manuscript Collection in 1986 and 1987.
Loose cuttings were discarded from the
collection.
Pearce's family history 'The story of the
Pearce and Williams families...' is available on microfilm at Mfm G22811.
A microfilm of the title pages of Pearce's library is available at Nmfm
194. Two portraits of John Shaw Neilson and Edward Harrington purchased by
the Library from Pearce and a bust of Henry Lawson are held in the
Pictorial Section.
Other papers donated by Pearce are held
in the State Library of Victoria
and the Creswick and District Historical Society.
Harry Hastings Pearce was born in
Creswick, Victoria on 27 Aug. 1897, the son of Herbert Hastings Pearce
(b.1859) and Harriet A. Williams (b.1867). Pearce attended school at
Hollinwood, a mining settlement north of Creswick. He worked as a
gold-miner and farm labourer in Creswick until the end of the First World
War. In 1919 he moved to Melbourne, and joined the Hume Bros Cement Iron
Pty Ltd (later the Hume Pipe Company), Maribyrnong, for whom he worked for
46 years until his retirement in 1965. During that time he managed the
Company's factories in Tasmania (1920-22), Queensland (1923) and in New
Zealand (1924-38). In 1939 he returned to Melbourne and bought a house in
Nicholson Street Footscray, where he lived for the remainder of his life.
Pearce met Creina Elizabeth Traill
(1894-1986) in Launceston in about 1921 and married her in Otorohanga, New
Zealand on 15 October 1925. The couple had no children.
Throughout his life, Pearce was active in
the rationalist movement and published several pamphlets in support of his
views. He started collecting literature in 1919, much of it on the
rationalist movement. Pearce's personal library grew to include material
on freethought, atheism, folklore, mythology, legends, ballads, religion,
and Australian poetry and literature.
Pearce was a committee member of the
Melbourne Bread and Cheese Club, life member and Secretary of the Henry
Lawson Memorial and Literary Society (he was editor of The Lawsonian
until 1984), and a member of the Folklore Society of Victoria, the
Book Collectors' Society, the Friends of the State Library of Victoria,
the Australian Literature Society, the Victorian Secular Society, the New
Zealand Rationalist Association and the Humanist Society of Victoria. He
was also Treasurer and Secretary of the Australian Poetry Lovers' Society
in 1948-73 and edited the Society's magazine, Poetry lover in
1955-73 and a collection of members' poetry entitled Poems (1952).
Pearce published two collections of
poetry, The song of nature and other poems (1948) and Dreams
and arrows (1969). He also wrote a narrative poem 'Thomas Kennedy's
march from Creswick's Creek' (1954) to commemorate the centenary of
Eureka; On the origins of Waltzing Matilda (1971) and The
Waltzing Matilda debate (1974), and The history of the Australian
Poetry Lovers' Society, 1934-1973 (1973).
Pearce died on 20 December 1984.
- Correspondence, 1914-84
i) Family, 1920-77
ii) General, 1914-84
- Diaries, 1914-72
- Family and biographical papers, c.1875-1984
- Notebooks, 1918-83
- Scrapbooks, 1895-1953
- Hume Pipe Company, 1920-83
- Writings, 1915-84
i) On the origins of Waltzing Matilda, 1944-83
ii) 'The true John Shaw Neilson', 1971-81
iii) Poetry, 1915-84
iv) Articles, 1932-83
v) Speeches, 1926-84
vi) Pamphlets, 1942-47
vii) Other writings, 1893-1983
- Organisations, 1923-84
i) Henry Lawson Memorial and Literary Society, 1923-81
ii) Bread and Cheese Club, 1939-76
iii) Australian Poetry Lovers' Society, 1951-68
iv) Book Collectors' Society of Australia (Victorian Branch),
1958-84
v) Folk Lore Society of Victoria, 1954-71
vi) Australian Society for the Study of Labour History, 1962-82
vii) Secular Society of Victoria, 1977-83
viii) Other organisations, 1930-84
- Collections, 1884-1984
i) Bernard O'Dowd, 1886-1966
ii) E.J. Turner, 1925-64
iii) Henry Lawson, 1907-83
iv) Ethel and G.W. Fielding, 1910-58
v) John Shaw Neilson, 1928-84
vi) Alfred John Jarvis, 1884-1949
vii) Edward Harrington, 1934-66
viii) Marie Pitt, 1912-83
ix) E.J. Brady, 1924-53
x) John Keith McDougall
xi) Joseph Masters Neild, 1919-44
xii) Other collections, 1896-1984
- Biographical papers, 1895-1983
- Subject files, 1895-1984
- Rationalist and freethought movement, 1841-1984
- Photographs, 1905-83
- Drawings, 1917-71
- Other papers, 1841-1984
- Publications, 1891-1968
Series 1 -
Correspondence, 1914-84
Series 1/1 Family correspondence,
1920-77
Mainly correspondence from Pearce's
parents, 1920-47, written from Donald, Yallourn, and Eildon Weir in
Victoria, Molonglo Settlement (Canberra) and their home in Creswick, Vic
(5 folders).
Series 1/2 General
correspondence, 1914-84
Correspondence received by Pearce
throughout his life, together with some copies, returned originals, and
drafts of letters sent.
The New Zealand correspondence (1924-38)
contains letters sent by Pearce to the editors of various New Zealand
newspapers, some under the pen-name 'Profanum Vulgus', mainly on religious
topics. There is also correspondence with the Auckland Rationalist
Association, the New Zealand Association for the Advancement of
Rationalism, the Rationalist Association and Sunday Freedom League, G.H.
Barker, Eric W. Flint, Frank Sutherland, G.E. Collett and M.? Carrington.
The later correspondence reflects
Pearce's continuing interest in New Zealand rationalism and his
involvement in the New Zealand Rationalist Association, the Book
Collectors' Society of Australia, the Australian Poetry Lovers' Society
and the Henry Lawson Memorial and Literary Society. Other correspondence
relates to magazine subscriptions, donations to libraries, submissions of
manuscripts, letters to newspaper editors, book acquisitions and Henry
Lawson. Correspondents include S.E. Craig, H. Scott Bennett, C.H. "Bill"
Winter, Guy Howarth, Ursula Clinton, Louis H. Clark, J.K. McDougall, Jean
Kurban, Cyril E. Goode, Walter Stone, Michael Dugan, Kit Mouat, Colin
Roderick, Margaret Roberts, David Tribe and Richard Martin.
See also Pearce correspondence in series
6, 7, 9,
10, 12 and 16.
Correspondence relating to Pearce's role as office holder in organisations
is in series 8.
Folder
| 1 |
Correspondence, 1914-29
|
| 2-3 |
Correspondence, 1930-34
|
| 4 |
Correspondence with G.E.
Collett, 1934-35 |
| 5 |
Correspondence, 1935-37
|
| 6 |
Correspondence with Eric
W. Flint, 1937-38 |
| 7-9 |
Correspondence, 1938-49
|
| 10 |
Correspondence, 1950-53
and correspondence with Ursula Clinton, 1953-66 |
| 11 |
J.K. McDougall
correspondence, 1950-55 |
| 12 |
Jean Kurban
correspondence, 1952-65 |
| 13-14 |
Correspondence, 1954-64
|
| 15 |
Correspondence, 1965-67
and Michael Dugan correspondence, 1967-72 |
| 16 |
Correspondence, 1968-69
|
| 17-18 |
Kit Mouat
correspondence, 1968-77 |
| 19 |
Louis H. Clark
correspondence, 1970-74 |
| 20 |
New Zealand Rationalist
Association correspondence, 1970-78 |
| 21 |
Colin Roderick
correspondence, 1971-78 |
| 22 |
Correspondence on
secularism, 1960, 1972-79 |
| 23 |
Correspondence with
Colin Roderick and others relating to Henry Lawson |
| 24-27 |
Correspondence, 1970-81
|
| 28 |
Margaret Roberts
correspondence, 1981 |
| 29-30 |
Correspondence, 1982-84
|
| 31 |
Undated correspondence
|
| 32-34 |
Correspondence and
receipts relating to land owned by Pearce at Coronation Park Estate, St
Lucia, Brisbane, 1924-49 |
Series 2 - Diaries, 1914-72
Eleven appointment pocket diaries,
1959-72, one memoranda book containing the dates of significant events in
Pearce's life, 1919-84 and one diary inscribed 'Lieu. H.H. Pearce, E
Company senior cadets, Creswick, Dec. 1914' describing mainly farming
activities (2 folders).
Series 3 - Family and biographical
papers, c.1875-1984
Folder/piece
| 1 |
Papers of Pearce's
father, Herbert Hastings Pearce (b. 22 June 1859) including poems,
1917-31, and an incomplete letter written by Harry Hastings Pearce to
his father from New Zealand in 1930. Also includes a typescript and
cuttings relating to Herbert Hastings Pearce, 1939-51, a copy of a
document relating to the families of Samuel and Jane (nee Hastings)
Pearce, 1884 and notes on Samuel Pearce. |
| 2 |
Manuscript volume of
'The story of the Pearce and Williams families on Creswick (and before)
from 1853 up to the present' written by Pearce. The volume contains
family photographs, poetry, cuttings, speeches and original letters,
c.1875-1983. |
| 3 |
'Index for Pearce Family
history journal'. Also includes cuttings and other papers, 1950-84.
|
| 4-5 |
Autobiographical notes
and incomplete drafts. |
| 6-8 |
Other notes and drafts
on family history and biographical details. Includes manuscripts on
Pearce's book collection. |
| 9-11 |
Papers relating to Pearce and his family including
notes, cuttings, letters, articles, manuscripts, photos and other
papers, 1908-83. |
| 12 |
|
Series 4 - Notebooks, 1918-83
Folder
| 1 |
Notebooks containing addresses, jottings, calculations,
verse, home remedies and other notes. One notebook is entitled
'Short-title list of books etc for Creswick Historical Museum from Harry
Hastings Pearce'. |
| 2-3 |
Notebooks containing extracts and notes from Pearce's
reading on topics including Christianity, supernaturalism, secularism,
'primitive' religion, and education. |
| 4 |
Notebook entitled 'Salt, savour and sparkle from the
writings of Chapman Cohen'. |
| 5-6 |
Notebook containing index entries and four notebooks
containing extracts from rationalist and freethought publications |
| 7 |
Notebooks entitled
'Scraps, gleanings and quotations of religion, morals, philosophy,
history etc from all sources of literature of various countries and
ages' and 'Developments and aspects of the new physics'. |
| 8 |
Early notebooks
containing quotes from a variety of authors and cuttings, 1918-19.
Notebooks written in 1983 containing Pearce's thoughts on the right to
life and the prospect of his own death. |
| 9 |
Volume containing
extracts and notes |
| 10-13 |
Volumes containing lists
of books and pamphlets including a catalogue of books in his own
collection |
| 14-19 |
Notes, correspondence
and a speech by Pearce concerning slavery, 1926-48 |
| 20 |
Notebook containing
notes on writing |
Series 5 - Scrapbooks, 1895-1953
Pieces
| 1-5 |
Scrapbooks numbered 1-5,
1895-1949 containing cuttings, quotations and extracts reflecting
Pearce's interests in Australian literature and poetry and other topics.
|
| 6 |
Scrapbook, 1906-46
primarily on literary topics |
| 7 |
Scrapbook, 1914-16
containing poetry |
| 8-12 |
Scrapbooks, 1922-53
containing letters to the editor by Pearce (as 'Profanum Vulgus') and
others, cuttings from the Truthseeker and elsewhere on science,
evolution, New Zealand rationalist associations, atheism and other
topics |
| 13-15 |
Scrapbooks containing
cuttings of international figures including scientists, philosophers,
politicians, authors and intellectuals. |
| 16 |
Scrapbook containing
political cartoons and articles, 1914 |
See also scrapbooks assembled by E.J.
Turner on Henry Lawson in series 9/2/29-31.
Series 6 - Hume Pipe
Company, 1920-83
The Hume Pipe Company (formerly Hume Bros
and the Hume Bros Cement Iron Pty Ltd) was established in 1892 by W.R. and
E.J. Hume. From the 1920s the Company specialised in the manufacture of
steel and concrete pipes used for drainage, sewerage, irrigation and water
supply. Pearce joined the Company in 1919 and in 1920 was put in charge of
the Launceston factory. In 1922 he was the Foreman at the Hobart factory
and in 1923 moved to Brisbane to start the S & F pipe factory. From
1924-38 Pearce worked in New Zealand erecting, moving and reopening
factories, installing plants, pipe laying, pipeline maintenance, reporting
on difficulties and other tasks. In 1939 he returned to Melbourne where he
requested to be relieved of his administrative duties and worked
principally as a reinforcement maker.
The series comprises four letterbooks,
1931-38 containing letters written by Pearce in New Zealand to the Company
Manager, NSW; notes and report on the operation of a continuous
reinforcement machine, 1952-64; notebook, 1920-36; correspondence,
cuttings, photographs, printed matter and other papers, 1926-83 (5 folders
+ 4 volumes)
Series 7 - Writings,
1915-84
Series 7/1 On the origins of
Waltzing Matilda, 1944-83
Correspondence, drafts, cuttings,
manuscript music and other research materials relating to Pearce's long
interest in Waltzing Matilda and his monographs On the origins
of Waltzing Matilda (Hawthorn Press, 1971) and The Waltzing
Matilda debate: replies to criticism, new verification on the Bold
Fusilier, Josephine Pene, etc (1974).
Folder
| 1-4a |
Typescript drafts and
proofs of On the origins of Waltzing Matilda |
| 4 |
Typescript of 'On the
origins of Waltzing Matilda Part 2: new material confirming part
1. Authenticity of Bold fusilier: replies to criticism etc'
|
| 5 |
Waltzing Matilda
- Matilda Metze - Hamburg and Bavaria, 1956-65 |
| 6 |
Australian national song
based on Waltzing Matilda by Harry H. Pearce |
| 7 |
Correspondence, cuttings
and notes, 1956-76 |
| 8 |
John O'Neill
correspondence, 1956 and 1971 |
| 9 |
Age
letters and Frederick T. Macartney, 1960-74 |
| 10 |
'Craigielea' march,
1961-64 |
| 11 |
Mrs Cooper and The
bold fusilier, 1962-74 |
| 12 |
National Library,
Mitchell Library, State Library of Victoria, Edward Harrington and Cyril
E. Goode, 1962-67 |
| 13 |
Publishers and M.H.
Ellis, 1962-70 |
| 14 |
Czech, Rumanian and
German, 1963 |
| 15 |
Ron Edwards
correspondence, 1966-76 |
| 16 |
Max Dunn in Focus,
J.S. Manifold in Canon, photostat from Cobbers, Roger
Covell - Australia's music, 1967-70 |
| 17 |
Richard Magoffin
correspondence, 1968-74 |
| 18 |
Expression - 'Waltzing
Matilda' - when used, 1970-71 |
| 19 |
Correspondence, 1971-74
|
| 20 |
John Manifold
correspondence, 1972 |
| 21 |
Hawthorn Press
correspondence and royalty statements, 1972-80 |
| 22-23 |
Loose correspondence,
1944-83 |
| 24 |
Notes |
| 25 |
Music, articles, printed
materials and other papers |
| 26-27 |
Newspaper cuttings and
reviews |
Series 7/2 'The true
John Shaw Neilson', 1971-81
Corrected typescripts, publishers'
correspondence (1971-81), clippings, notes and other papers relating to
Pearce's unpublished study of Neilson. Correspondents include
A.D. Hope,
Alec Bolton,
Walter Stone and Clem Christesen (9 folders).
See also John Shaw Neilson collection in
series 9/5.
Series 7/3 Poetry, 1915-84
Folder/piece
| 1-2 |
The song of nature
and other poems (1948),
1947-60. Correspondence, cuttings, typescripts, proofs and other papers.
|
| 3-4a |
Thomas Kennedy's
march from Creswick's Creek
(1954), 1954-55. Correspondence, drafts, illustrations, illustration
blocks, cuttings and other papers. |
| 5 |
The lament of
Bungaleen (1958). Author's
signed copy of no. 1 of the first edition, receipts and correspondence.
|
| 6-7 |
Dreams and arrows
(1969). Corrected typescripts, notes, receipts and correspondence
1969-72. |
| 8-10 |
Commemorative ballad
and story (1982). Cuttings,
correspondence, printed copies, drafts and papers relating to the
centenary of the Australasia No. 2 mine disaster, Creswick, 1981-83.
|
| 11-12 |
5 exercise books
containing poetry, 1916-24 |
| 13-23 |
Folders and volumes
containing manuscript and typescript poetry, 1915-83. Some of the files
also contain small amounts of correspondence and other papers.
|
| 24 |
Loose poetry, 1917-84
|
Series 7/4 Articles,
1932-83
Manuscripts and typescripts of articles,
printed articles and associated research notes, correspondence and other
papers.
Folder/piece
| 1 |
'Dickins and Lawson',
1974-83 |
| 2 |
'Early Dunedin
freethought', 1938-39 |
|
'Early gold diggers'
organisations', 1966 |
| 3 |
'Establishing the true
John Shaw Neilson', 1972 |
| 4 |
'J.C. Watson versus the
P.L.C. Executive', 1975 |
|
'Lucky horse-shoes',
n.d. |
|
'Miss Jane Goodall and
the wild chipanzees', 1964 |
|
'The new psychology as
applied to the interpretations of certain religious phenomena', n.d.
|
| 5 |
'Poetry and prose', n.d.
|
|
'Psychology, sex and
religion', n.d. |
|
'The ring', n.d.
|
|
'Thomas Paine - early
life in England', 1979-80 |
|
'The uses of poetry',
n.d. |
| 6 |
'Unbelief in New
Zealand', 1980-84 |
| 7 |
'What is science', n.d.
|
| 7-11 |
'What it was like to be
a miner', 1972-79 |
| 12 |
'What is secularism'
(lecture), 'Scientific thinking in rationalism' and 'Rationalism and
philodophy', 1977 |
| 13 |
'The origin of White
Horse Road', 'Some folklore of the finger ring', 'The functions of the
Folk Lore Society of Victoria', 'From the savage to the civilised'
(lecture), 'The Latin history of the word religio', 'The constitution
and ritual', 1932-66. |
| 14 |
Articles on mining
published in Recorder |
| 15-23 |
'Charles Southwell
(1814-1860) in Australia and New Zealand', 1938-80. Includes
correspondence with H. Cutner and others, research material, manuscript
and typescript drafts, notebook and other papers relating to Pearce's
research into Southwell, published in instalments in the New Zealand
rationalist, 1957-58. |
Series 7/5 Speeches,
1926-84
Typescript and manuscript drafts of
speeches and broadcasts.
See also series 7/4.
Folder
| 1 |
Notes for a speech
delivered by Pearce on his 82nd birthday party. |
|
'The ballad'
|
|
'Collecting freethought
literature' (Book Collectors' Society of Australia Victorian Branch)
|
|
'Collecting popular
reform literature' (Australian Book Collectors' Society, Melbourne
Branch, 28 Jan. 1966) |
| 2 |
'Creswick ballads and
lyrics' (Australian Poetry Lovers' Society) |
|
'Dr Colin Roderick's
editions of Henry Lawson' |
|
'Evolution in art and
aesthetics' (Gisborne Study and Discussion Society, 25 Aug. 1927) and
'Art and beauty, utility, materialism' (Gisborne, NZ, 4 Dec. 1926)
|
|
'Freedom of thought in
its popular literature' |
|
'The function of the
Folklore Society of Victoria' (Annual Meeting, 10 June 1964)
|
|
'The future' (Australian
Poetry Lovers' Society, 27 Feb. 1960) |
|
'Future of the Lawson
tradition' (Footscray Park, 5 Feb. 1984) |
|
'Henry Lawson' (Channel
7, 9 Aug. 1975) and 'Statement to the Annual Meeting of the Henry Lawson
Memorial and Literary Society' (19 Feb. 1977) |
| 3 |
'Henry Lawson' (3ZZ
Access Radio, Melbourne, 20 Sept 1975) |
|
'Henry Lawson and Our
way of life' |
|
'Henry Lawson Memorial
and Literary Society', 1971-72 |
|
'If I could paint'
|
|
'An interpretation of
Sleelman and Smith' (Henry Lawson Memorial and Literary Society, 16 July
1977) |
|
'International
freethought' |
|
'The Lawson behind
Lawson' |
|
'Lawson's relevance
today' (Footscray Park, 6 Feb. 1983) |
|
'Martyr to an ideal'
(Footscray Park, 3 Feb. 1974) |
|
'The moral problem'
(Gisborne Study and Discussion Group, 28 July 1927) |
|
'My tribute to Henry
Lawson' (Henry Lawson Memorial and Literary Society, 18 Sept. 1976)
|
| 4 |
'The origin and
evolution of the theatre' |
|
'Poetry and culture'
|
|
'The real Henry Lawson'
|
|
'Sex and religion'
|
|
'Short talk on Creswick
gold field' (Daylesford Rotary Club, 17 May 1972) |
|
'Tribute to Henry
Lawson' (Henry Lawson Memorial and Literary Society, 15 Sept. 1973)
|
|
'What is secularism'
(Secular Society of Victoria, 1979) and 'What is science' |
|
'What the world needs
today' (Gisborne, NZ, 21 Oct. 1926) |
| 5 |
'Biographical' - drafts
on Bernard O'Dowd (Australian Literature Society), Banjo Paterson, Cyril
Goode (29 Dec. 1982), William Whitehouse Collins, Hilda de Featherstone,
Ted Harrington and Victor Kennedy. |
| 6 |
'Lawson' - drafts of
talks on Henry Lawson, mainly delivered at meetings of the Henry Lawson
Memorial and Literary Society, 1958-81 |
| 7 |
'Poets and poetry' -
drafts of talks, 1926-73. Subjects include ballads, Victor J.P. Daley,
Will Lawson, Jim Grahame (Jim Gordon), C.H. Winter, A.G. Stephens,
Edward Dyson, D.P. O'Reilly, Charles A. Souter and poetry theory.
|
| 8 |
Speeches on Waltzing
Matilda, 1967 |
Series 7/6 Pamphlets, 1942-47
Folder
| 1 |
Signed copy of Back
to the Bible - and what (1945) and cuttings |
| 2 |
Freethought pamphlets
including drafts of Back to the Bible - and what, 1943; The
failure of Christian morality, 1943; and Will the Bible
regenerate, 1943. Also includes correspondence, 1942-43.
|
| 3-5 |
'The new ruins of
empire', 1944-45. Manuscript and typescript drafts and correspondence,
1945-47 |
Series 7/7 Other writings, 1893-1983
Folder
| 1-2 |
'Some notes on
freethought journals', c.1945-65, together with correspondence, 1965-79
|
| 3 |
Tributes to Cyril E.
Goode and Jim Grahame, 1949-83 |
| 4 |
Drafts of a short story,
'Put 'em up!' and a letter, 1972 |
| 5-10 |
Writings on the Eureka
Stockade including speeches, articles, a review and statements, 1966-79.
Also includes correspondence, notes, a map, poetry, printed articles,
copies of letters to W.H. Archer, 1854 from Raffaello Carboni and
Patrick Smyth, copies of a portrait of Carboni, two copies of From
tent to Parliament: the life of Peter Lalor, and history of the Eureka
Stockade (1893) by James Vallins and papers relating to Eureka
Stockade celebrations, 1904-77. |
| 11 |
Manuscript music of 'The
hunter' (words by H.H. Pearce, music by Beatrice Phillips) and 'Where
the beautiful' (words by H.H. Pearce, arranged by Elsa Marshall-Hall);
manuscript draft of a review of The miners right by Rolf
Boldrewood and miscellaneous manuscripts. |
Series 8 -
Organisations, 1923-84
Papers relating to Pearce's involvement
and interest in various societies, associations and clubs. Correspondence
in this series relates to Pearce's role as office holder in the
organisations. General correspondence relating to organisations is held in
series 1/2.
Series 8/1 Henry
Lawson Memorial and Literary Society, 1923-81
Programs of meetings, 1946-58;
correspondence, 1923-81; copies of The Lawsonian and work
submitted for inclusion in The Lawsonian; pamphlets, cuttings,
photos and other memorabilia relating to commemorative gatherings,
1937-67; articles on the Society; cuttings; papers relating to Hannah
Thornburn and Albert Lee-Archer; notes by Pearce on Lawson; framed
photographs of a Henry Lawson monument and the bust of Henry Lawson; wood
samples from the Henry Lawson tree, Footscray Park, and other papers (14
folders/pieces + 4 folio items).
See also series 7/5
for speeches delivered to the Society.
Series 8/2 Bread and Cheese Club,
1939-76
Newsletters and circulars, 1942-76,
correspondence, photographs, cuttings, rules and proposed amendments to
the Club constitution, Christmas cards from J.K. Moir, programs, issues of
Bohemia and papers relating to Pearce's resignation from the
Committee in 1962
(5 folders/pieces + 1 folio item).
Series 8/3 Australian Poetry Lovers'
Society, 1951-68
Correspondence, 1951-68; manuscript and
typescript poetry; flyers; copies of The poetry lover; programs; a
reel to reel tape and other papers
(3 folders).
See also series 7/5
for speeches delivered to the Society.
Series 8/4 Book Collectors' Society
of Australia (Victorian Branch), 1958-84
Notices of meetings, correspondence,
cuttings, programs and other papers (3 folders).
See also series 7/5
for speeches delivered to the Society.
Series 8/5 Folk Lore Society of
Victoria, 1954-71
Correspondence with Jean Officer, Wendy
Lowenstein and others, 1954-66, meeting notices, programs and invitations,
1954-67; typescripts including 'The powers and duties of a President',
'Proposals for the amalgamation of activities of the Folk Lore Society of
Victoria and the Victorian Folk Music Club, 26/8/66', 'Folk Lore Society
of Victoria constitution' and 'Collecting folk songs in Australia';
leaflets, cuttings and other papers (5 folders + 1 folio item).
See also series 7/4
and series 7/5 for speeches and articles on the
Society.
Series 8/6 Australian Society for the
Study of Labour History, 1962-82
Circulars, leaflets, meeting notices,
reports and financial statements, subscription notices and other papers (2
folders).
Series 8/7 Secular Society of
Victoria, 1977-83
Circulars, addresses, meeting notices,
talks programs, constitution, and correspondence (3 folders).
Series 8/8 Other organisations,
1930-84
Papers relating to the New Zealand
Rationalist Association, 1965-84; other rationalist organisations
including the Rationalist Press Association, National Secular Society,
Auckland Rationalist Association, Humanist Society of Victoria,
Rationalist Society of Australia, Rationalist Association and Sunday
Freedom League and the New Zealand Association for the Advancement of
Rationalism, 1930-82; literary societies including the Australian
Literature Society, Poetry Society of Australia and Realist Writers'
Society, 1940-71; the Australasian Book Society, 1956-62 and other
societies, 1948-75 (3 folders).
Series 9 - Collections,
1884-1984
Personal papers of literary figures
collected by Pearce. The collections also contain material relating to
each of the individuals, assembled by Pearce.
See also series 10 for biographical files
containing mainly or exclusively secondary materials and series 16 for
original manuscripts contained within volumes from Pearce's library.
Series 9/1 Bernard O'Dowd, 1886-1966
Poet and lawyer. Born Beaufort, Vic.,
1866 and died 1953. Married Eva Fryer in 1889 but left her for the
socialist poet Marie Pitt in 1919. Publications include Dawnward?
(1903), The silent land (1906), The bush and Alma
Venus (1921).
Folder
| 1 |
Statement by Pearce on
how he acquired the O'Dowd papers, 1966, and related correspondence,
1962-63 |
| 2-9 |
General correspondence,
1888-1929 |
| 10-15 |
Letters from O'Dowd to
Constance Holloway, 1905-8 |
| 16-25 |
Letters from Constance
Holloway to O'Dowd, 1905-8 |
| 26-28 |
O'Dowd family
correspondence, 1892-1927 |
| 29 |
Personal papers, 1908-20
including separation agreement (1920), will (1922) and correspondence.
|
| 30 |
Manuscripts |
| 31 |
Poems, 1906-8
|
| 32 |
Poems, editor's notes
|
| 33-35 |
Literary drafts, notes,
notices of meetings, syllabuses, membership notices, programs,
invitations and other papers, 1891-1945 |
| 36-37 |
Papers relating to
organisations, 1899-1964 |
| 38 |
Photographs |
| 39 |
Articles and speeches by
and on O'Dowd, 1891-1947 |
| 40-44 |
Cuttings and
publications relating to O'Dowd and his poems, 1903-64 |
| 45-47 |
Notes, drafts, originals
and extracts from O'Dowd letters, cuttings, and other papers of H.H.
Pearce relating to O'Dowd, 1886-1966 |
| 48 |
Manuscripts submitted to
O'Dowd while editor of Birth |
| 49 |
Mary Gilmore poems and
correspondence with O'Dowd, 1909-13 |
Series 9/2 E.J.
Turner, 1925-64
Edgar James Turner was an editor of Bohemia
and a member of the Bread and Cheese Club. He died in 1964. Pearce
purchased Turner's papers from his family after his death.
| 1-2 |
Correspondence to Ted
Turner from Edward McDonnell (Hugh Stone), 1938-43 |
| 3-5 |
J.K. McDougall
correspondence, 1938-52 |
| 6 |
Walter Hobbs
correspondence, 1940-45 |
| 7 |
C. Elliot Perryman
correspondence, 1938-45 |
| 8 |
Pat T. Findlay
correspondence, 1938-40 |
| 9 |
Victor Kennedy
correspondence, 1938-48 |
| 10 |
Paula FitzGerald
correspondence, 1942-48 |
| 11-12 |
E.J. Brady
correspondence, 1938-46 |
| 13-14 |
Roy and Hilda Bridges
correspondence, 1938-48 |
| 15 |
Phil Whelan
correspondence, 1939-41 |
| 15a |
Rex Ingamell
correspondence, 1939-40 |
| 16-22 |
General correspondence,
1925-64. Correspondents include Stan Cross, Alfred Dunn, Mary Durack,
Florence Hagelthorn, Louis Lavater, Max Harris,, R.H. Croll, Clem
Christesen, Frank Clune, Gertrude Hart, Alan D. Mickle, Leonard Mann,
Cecil Mann, Will Ashton, Percival Serle, Harry Hooton, Paul Hasluck,
Rudel O'Dowd, Flexmore Hudson, A.H. Chisholm, Col Lindsay and George
Aiston. Also includes some letters by Turner. |
| 23 |
Literary manuscripts and
jottings |
| 24-25 |
Notebooks containing
mostly poetry extracts from other authors |
| 26-28 |
Notebooks containing
poems and writings by and about Henry Lawson |
| 29-31 |
Scrapbooks (no. 1-3) on
Henry Lawson, 1922-59 |
| 32 |
Diary, 1936-37
|
| 33 |
Bohemia
papers including manuscript articles, letters and proof sheets of the
first issue, 1939 |
| 34 |
Miscellaneous papers
including drawings, photograph, cuttings, poems, and Bread and Cheese
Club papers, 1935-40 |
Series 9/3 Henry Lawson, 1907-83
Folder/piece
| 1 |
Manuscript poem 'Men of
our ability' signed by Lawson; signed postcard from Lawson to Raoul and
Lionel Broomfield, 1907; signed photo of Lawson; and notes written by
Lawson to Jim Grahame and W.D. Mutch. |
| 2 |
Framed public notice
signed by Lawson |
| 3 |
Typescript copy of a
letter by Lawson, 22 Mar. 1920; manuscript and typescript copies of
Lawson poems; and a collection of cards, stamps, programs, tickets,
invitations and other memorabilia concerning Lawson, 1939-83
|
| 4-5 |
Pamphlets, booklets and
articles containing Lawson's works or relating to Lawson, 1922-83
|
| 6 |
Cuttings |
| 7 |
Typescripts by Colin
Roderick, Harry Hastings Pearce, J.T. Commens and George Farwell on
Lawson; typescripts on Lawson's early life possibly written by Charles
or Gertrude Lawson and other papers relating to Lawson. |
| 8-9 |
Portrait of Henry Lawson
(pen and ink) by his niece, Valerie Lawson (with printed copies and
illustration block) |
| 10 |
Bound volume containing
typescripts of 'A fragment of an autobiography', 'Joseph's dreams', 'The
auld shop and the new Eurunderee' and 'Bohemia buries her dead' by
Lawson and 'Farewell, dreamers' by A.G. Stephens |
See also series 8/1
for papers on the Henry Lawson Memorial and Literary Society.
Series 9/4 Ethel and
G.W. Fielding, 1910-58
Ethel Fielding was the founder of the
Australian Poetry Lovers' Society.
Folder/piece
| 1 |
Correspondence of Ethel
and G.W. Fielding, 1936-58; manuscript of 'Hometown' (words by Ethel
Fielding; music by Edith Harrhy) |
| 2-5 |
Notebooks, c.1910-56
containing cuttings, literary extracts, and notes |
| 6 |
Manuscript poetry of
J.K. McDougall presented to Fielding |
| 7-10 |
Notebooks containing
notes on poems by J.K. McDougall, 1950-51 |
| 11 |
Collections of
Australian poetry (cuttings) |
| 12 |
Photographs of George
and Ethel Fielding and papers on the Australian Poetry Lovers' Society
|
Series 9/5 John Shaw
Neilson, 1928-84
Poet. Born Penola, SA, 1872 and died
1942. Publications include Heart of Spring (1919), Ballad and
lyrical poems (1923), New poems (1927) and Beauty imposes
(1938).
Folder/piece
| 1 |
Letters, 1928-41.
Correspondents include Charles Fawcett, Edward Harrington and Ted Turner
|
| 2 |
Letters from Neilson's
brother Frank to C. Fawcett, J.K. Moir and H.H. Pearce, 1938-47. Letters
relating to Neilson, 1934-78. |
| 3 |
Personal memoirs of
Neilson by Ted Turner, Charles Fawcett, Frances M. O'Flynn, Clair
Kennedy, Les Hutchison and Edward Harrington, 1960-72. Also contains
extracts from Shaw Neilson by James Devaney and extracts from
J.S. Neilson papers held by R.J. McKimm, 1965. |
| 4 |
Manuscript of 'Dark eyes
are hers' (words by J.S. Neilson; music by G.W. Fielding), manuscript of
'The poetry of John Shaw Neilson' by Ethel Fielding, cuttings and other
papers |
| 5-6 |
Cuttings, articles and
reviews collected by Pearce |
| 7 |
New poems
by Shaw Neilson containing letter by Neilson, 1937; transparencies,
printed material relating to Neilson (1938-84), and other papers
|
| 8 |
Old Granny Sullivan
by Shaw Neilson, 1907 |
See also series 7/2
for Pearce's unpublished work on Neilson.
Series 9/6 Alfred John Jarvis,
1884-1949
Jarvis, a poet, songwriter and composer,
was born in Broken Hill in 1892 and died in 1949. Jarvis met Henry Lawson,
Roderic Quinn and others of the Bulletin literary circle in Sydney
in the 1920s. In 1929 he founded both Medley Publishing and the Amateur
Musicians and Composers Society of Australia in Melbourne.
The Jarvis Papers were obtained by Pearce
from Cyril E. Goode and Ted Turner.
Folder
| 1 |
Personal documents,
1844-1943 including references; merchant marine discharge certificates;
birth, marriage and burial certificates for Jarvis Family members; army
discharge certificates and photographs. |
| 2 |
Scrapbook containing
cuttings and correspondence, 1923-46 |
| 3-5 |
Manuscripts of poems,
prose and songs |
| 6-7 |
Correspondence,
1888-1949; letters to Ted Turner from Jarvis and his partner Doris,
1939-46; manuscripts, notes, printed songs and other papers, 1930-49
|
| 8 |
Manuscripts of 'Diary of
a song writer' and 'Alfred John Jarvis' by H.H. Pearce; typescripts of
Jarvis' poems, 1929-49; drawing of Jarvis by Pearce, 1948; photograph,
letters and music by Jarvis. |
Series 9/7 Edward Harrington, 1934-66
Poet and founder of the Bread and Cheese
Club. Harrington was born in Colbinabbin, Vic., in 1896 and died in 1966.
His publications include Songs of war and peace (1920), Boundary
Bend and other ballads (1936), and The swagless swaggie amd other
ballads (1957).
Folder
| 1 |
Letters (mainly to Ted
Turner, H.H. Pearce, and Kate Baker), 1934-59, correspondence (mainly
from Frances M. O'Flynn), 1937 and letters relating to Harrington. Other
correspondents include John White, M. Fawcett, Miss Callaghan, N.G.
Rankin and E.J. Brady. |
| 2 |
Typescripts, mainly of
poetry by Harrington |
| 3 |
Manuscript poetry and
notes |
| 4 |
Addresses and tributes
to Harrington written by Ethel Fielding, C.J. Davis and H.H. Pearce
|
| 5 |
Newspaper cuttings of
poetry by and articles on Harrington, c.1934-58 |
| 6 |
Notes by Ted Turner and
H.H. Pearce on Harrington's poetry, invitations, papers relating to the
50th anniversary of Harrington's birth, 1945 and other papers, 1936-66.
|
Series 9/8 Marie Pitt, 1912-83
Poet, feminist and socialist. Marie
McKeown was born in Gippsland Vic. in 1869 and died in 1948. She married
William Pitt in 1893 and after his death in 1912, supported her family by
writing for newspapers and clerical work. Pitt lived with Bernard O'Dowd
from 1920. Her publications include The horses of the hills
(1911), Bairnsdale and other poems (1922), Poems of Marie E.J.
Pitt (1925) and Selected poems (1944).
Folder
| 1 |
Harry Hooton
correspondence, 1936-40 |
| 2 |
Family correspondence,
1914-44 |
| 3 |
General correspondence,
1917-44. Correspondents include Hilda and Ron Bridges, H.W. Malloch, Ted
Turner, J.K. Moir, L.G. De Garis, Bernard O'Dowd, Leonard Mann and
Gladys Anderson. Also includes some letters by Pitt. |
| 4 |
Papers, 1913-48
including readers' reports on manuscripts, (1913-16), cuttings and
manuscript and typescript poetry |
| 5 |
File on Marie Pitt,
1912-83 assembled by Pearce containing addresses on Pitt including
'Marie E.J. Pitt: the Miriam of Australia' by V. O'Dowd, 1961;
correspondence between Bernard O'Dowd and M. Anderson, 1912; addresses
by Pitt on Henry Tate and the role of women in history; cuttings;
letters by Pitt to Ted Turner, 1939, typescripts of Pitt's poetry;
printed score of Ave Australia with a letter by Pitt to Ted
Turner, 1946 and other papers. |
Series 9/9 E.J. Brady, 1924-53
Journalist, editor and author. Born in
Carcoar, NSW in 1869 and died 1952. His publications include travel books,
an autobiography published in instalments in Southerly, 1952-55,
children's books, biography, short stories and poetry.
Folder
| 1 |
Letters of E.J. Brady,
1935-51 to G.W. Fielding, Ted Turner, Hugh Stone, Marie Pitt, Mrs
Phillips, E.M. McCarthy, George O'Neale and H.H. Pearce. Correspondence
from Nina Murdoch (1924) and John Gartner (1940). Letters from Florence
Brady to H.H. Pearce, 1951-53. |
| 2 |
Typescripts and
manuscripts of poems, broadcasts and other prose pieces |
| 3 |
Lists of books in
Brady's library, photographs, a broadcast on Brady and other papers
|
| 4 |
Cuttings on Brady and
his poetry |
Series 9/10 John Keith McDougall
Poet and Labour member for Wannon, Vic.
in the House of Representatives, 1906-13. Born in Learmouth, near Ballarat
in 1867. Publications include Grass and gossamer, and other verses
(1930), The golden road, and other verses (1936), Beasts of
the blood trail, and other verses (1939) and Shadows in the sun
and other verses (1948).
The series contains manuscripts of Shadows
in the sun, and Beasts of the blood, two items of poetry and a
fragment of a letter. It also includes an incomplete letter to McDougall,
22 Sept. 1947, possibly from Colin Gray, which contains as eyewitness
account of the execution of 'Breaker' Morant and details Australian
atrocities and conditions in civilian concentration camps during the Boer
War (5 folders).
See series 9/4 for
manuscript poetry and notes on poems by McDougall.
Series 9/11 Joseph Masters Neild
('Matilda's Mate'), 1919-44
Born 1869. Publications include A
chronology of South Melbourne, 1802-1944 (1944) and the addresses Lawson-
and his critics (1944) and Literary pioneers (1939).
Included in the series are letters to Ted
Turner, 1938-40; manuscripts and typescripts of poems, cuttings, address
'Literary pioneers' by Neild delivered at the Adam Lindsay Gordon Lovers'
Society, 1939, A chronology of South Melbourne 1802-1944 by Neild;
pamphlet on Neild, 1939, photographs of a portrait of Neild by E.J. Turner
and other papers (6 folders).
Series 9/12 Other collections,
1896-1984
Folders
| 1 |
Marjorie Aubrey
|
|
Typescript of City
without walls |
| 2 |
Kate Baker, 1913-51
|
|
Letters, 1913-15 and
addresses by and about Baker, 1936. Correspondents include Bernard
O'Dowd, Charles Fawcett, Marie Pitt, Ted Harrington and H.H. Pearce.
|
| 3 |
Charles Fawcett (Harold
Charles), 1937-61 |
|
Correspondence, 1945-57,
photographs, invitations, membership cards, Christmas cards, autographs,
receipts and other papers. Correspondents include Christina Mawdesley,
J. Howlett-Ross, J.C. Davies, Edith Harrhy, Sam Simmons, Louis H. Clark.
|
| 4 |
Louis H. Clarke, 1950-76
|
|
Letters to Pearce
(1950-72), typescripts and cuttings of poetry, typescripts of play
script, flyers and other papers |
| 5 |
W.H. Davies, 1944
|
|
Letters to Ted Turner
and manuscripts |
| 6 |
M. Forrest, 1906-33
|
|
Includes letters to Mr
Hurst, 1921-28 and typescripts and cuttings of poems |
| 7-8 |
Mary Gilmore, 1907-84
|
|
Letters, 1908-66 to
Pearce, Clair White, Ted Turner, Bernard O'Dowd and Charles Fawcett.
Also leaflets, cuttings, articles, notes and drawings. |
| 9-10 |
Jim Grahame (J.W.
Gordon), 1931-74 |
|
Letters to Pearce,
manuscript and typescript poetry, photos, cuttings and notes by Pearce
|
| 11 |
Victor Kennedy, 1924-54
|
|
Letters to Ted Turner,
manuscript and typescript poems, letter by Dorothy Kennedy and other
papers |
| 12 |
Marion Miller Knowles
|
|
Manuscript and
typescript poems and other papers |
|
Elizabeth Lane (Molly
Farmers), 1961-65 |
|
Letters, cuttings and
notes |
| 13 |
Jack McLaren, 1920
|
|
Corrected typescript of
The skipper of the Roaring Meg |
| 14 |
Roderic Quinn, 1899-1953
|
|
Correspondence, articles
and manuscripts, typescripts and cuttings of poetry |
| 15 |
Illustrated manuscript
of 'The well wisher' |
| 16 |
J. Howlett-Ross, 1901-31
|
|
Correspondence, 1917-31;
cover of the reporter's notebook used by J.F. Archibald, two letters of
George Essex Evans (1901) given to Howlett-Ross by the recipient (Major
D.J. Ham), and poems and other papers relating to Howlett-Ross
|
|
Hugh Stone (Ed
McDonell), 1938-45 |
|
Cuttings, manuscript and
typescript poems and correspondence |
| 17-18 |
Tom Tierney, 1935-59
|
|
Letters, 1935-51,
manuscripts and typescripts of poems, address by Pearce on Tierney,
letter from Edward Tierney to Pearce (1959) and cuttings |
| 19 |
Clair White, 1955
|
|
Photographs and scripts
of 'By the sleepy lagoon' and 'Seasons of the heart'. |
| 20-21 |
Miscellaneous papers of
others collected by Pearce including letters, song lyrics, manuscript
poetry and typescript prose, 1896-1968. |
Series 10 -
Biographical papers, 1895-1983
Papers assembled by Pearce mainly on
Australian and overseas writers. The files contain cuttings; biographical
details, articles, typescripts and cuttings of poetry, reviews, notes by
Pearce, flyers, memorabilia and correspondence of Pearce and others with,
or relating to, the subjects of the files.
For collections containing original
manuscripts, see series 9.
Folder
| 1 |
Arthur H. Adams,
1895-1908 |
|
Francis Adams, 1954-60
|
|
Robert Dudley Adams,
1907-12 |
|
J. Alex Allan, 1939-46
|
|
Arthur A. Baylden,
1902-51 |
|
Christopher Brennan,
1917-81 |
|
William Buckley, 1980-81
|
|
R.J. Cassidy ("Gilrooney"),
1911-41 |
| 2 |
P. Brian Cox, 1958-75
|
| 3 |
R.H. Croll, 1939
|
|
Victor Daley, 1896-1962
|
| 4-5 |
C.J. Dennis, 1916-83
|
| 6 |
Charles Dickins, 1934-39
|
|
James Edmond, 1900-33
|
|
J. Beresford Fowler,
1926-73 |
|
Cyril E. Goode, 1942-83
|
|
W.T. Goodge, 1898-1904
|
| 7 |
Joseph Furphy, 1917-78
|
| 8-10 |
Adam Lindsay Gordon,
1910-80 |
| 11 |
Paul L. Grano, 1939-46
|
|
H.M. Green, 1962-81
|
|
Hal Gye, 1955-76
|
| 12 |
Frank Hardy, 1950-75
|
| 13 |
W.E. Harney, 1929-65
|
|
Max Harris, 1944-61
|
|
Xavier Herbert, 1972-83
|
|
A.D. Hope, 1949-78
|
| 14 |
Robert G. Ingersoll,
1930-55 |
|
Shirley Jacobs, 1968-72
|
|
Ned Kelly, 1949-80
|
| 15 |
Henry Kendall, 1934-57
|
|
George Lauri, 1955
|
|
Louis Lavater, 1913-56
|
|
D.H. Lawrence, 1956-80
|
|
Will Lawson, 1901-56
|
| 16 |
Percy Lloydsmith, 1959
|
|
Frederic Macartney,
1911-80 |
|
Dorothea Mackellar,
1911-68 |
|
Hugh McCrae, 1910-58
|
|
John Manifold, 1963-78
|
|
Leonard Mann, 1939-57
|
| 17 |
David Martin, 1951-63
|
|
G.W.L. Marshall-Hall,
1895-1980 |
|
Furnley Maurice, 1912-45
|
|
Christina Mawdesley,
1973 |
|
E. Morris Miller,
1953-60 |
|
Frank Morton, 1900-52
|
|
John O'Brien (Father
Patrick Hartigan), 1948-78 |
| 18 |
Will Ogilvie, 1897-63
|
| 19 |
P.I. O'Leary, 1929-54
|
|
Myall O'Malley (Rudel
O'Dowd), 1961-70 |
|
Dowell O'Reilly, 1910-43
|
|
Vance and Nettie Palmer,
1955-78 |
|
Henry Parkes, 1898-1968
|
| 20 |
Banjo Paterson, 1941-74
|
| 21 |
A.A. Phillips, 1955-70
|
|
Roland Robinson, 1957-74
|
|
Steele Rudd, 1935
|
|
Percy Shelley, 1920-51
|
|
Douglas Sladen,
1887-1938 |
|
Kenneth Slessor, 1975
|
| 22 |
Jack Sorensen, 1935-53
|
|
A.G. Stephens, 1914-64
|
| 23 |
Joseph Tishler
|
| 22 |
Celeste Venard, 1980
|
|
Edward A. Vidler,
1913-14 |
|
Captain Hartley Watson,
1937-62 |
|
Frank E. Westbrook,
1958-70 |
| 24 |
Frank Williamson,
1908-36 |
|
Frank Wilmot (Furnley
Maurice), 1942 |
| 25 |
Cecil H. Winter ("Riverina"),
1904-45 |
| 24 |
David McKee Wright,
1911-30 |
|
Judith Wright, 1946-77
|
|
William James Wye,
1942-62 |
Series 11 - Subject
files, 1895-1984
Files and bundles of papers containing
primarily cuttings, but also manuscript and typescript poetry, notes,
correspondence, periodicals, leaflets, pamphlets and other papers.
Folder
| 1 |
Australian folk songs,
1954-80 |
| 2 |
Australian historical
miscellany, 1928-63 |
| 3 |
Australian literature
|
| 4 |
Australian poetry
reviews |
| 5 |
Australian writers
|
| 6 |
Ballad history,
1895-1964 |
| 7 |
Beggars, vagabonds,
swagmen etc, 1966-83 |
| 8 |
Cosme monthly
- the Cosme agreement, 1903-80 |
| 9 |
Cultural Centre, 1951-67
|
| 10 |
Early man, 1973-78
|
| 11 |
Folk songs and ballads
and singers - collecting etc, 1913-71 |
| 12 |
Outback characters,
customs, folklore, Australian slang etc, 1896-1964 |
| 13 |
Poverty, 1967-79
|
| 14 |
Power without glory
trial press reports, 1951 |
| 15 |
Robin Hood and ballad
history, 1954-60 |
| 16 |
Charles Kingsford-Smith
and Charles Ulm - flights, 1928-34 |
| 17 |
Songs sung by The Bush
Music Club, Melbourne, 1962 |
| 18-19 |
State aid to schools,
1931-71 |
| 20 |
Stray poetry and
comments, 1934-77 |
| 21 |
Street ballads
|
| 22 |
Treatments of native
peoples, 1978-84 |
| 23-24 |
Unions and labour,
1910-79 |
| 25 |
Vietnam War, 1967-68
|
Series 12 -
Rationalist and freethought movement, 1841-1984
Articles, correspondence, publications,
speeches, photographs, cuttings and other papers relating to Pearce's
interest in rationalism and rationalist organisations in New Zealand,
England and Australia. There are also files relating to J.S. Langley's
dispute with the Rationalist Association of Australia, and Pearce's
consequent disassociation from the Association.
Other series containing material on
rationalist topics include series 1 (correspondence),
series 4 (notebooks) and series 7
(writings by Pearce).
Folder
| 1 |
English freethought
history, 1928-70 (includes copies of The rationalist)
|
| 2 |
The freethinker
and Literary guide - special issues, 1881-1946 |
| 3 |
G. W. Foote, 1908-34
|
| 4 |
God, 1904-52
|
| 5 |
J.M. Robertson, 1912-69
|
| 6 |
Charles Bradlaugh,
1882-1968 |
| 7 |
Bradlaugh's death,
1890-92 (contains issues of The national reformer) |
| 8 |
Miscellaneous
freethought, 1922-63 (mainly issues of The freethinker)
|
| 9 |
Thomas Paine, 1924-73
|
| 10 |
Freethought verse,
1925-31 |
| 11 |
Collected material on
primitive thinking and beliefs, 1923-30 |
| 12-14 |
Materialism and modern
science, 1923-33 |
| 15 |
Rationalist burial
services, 1923-83 |
| 16 |
Bertrand Russell,
1928-77 |
| 17-18 |
Papers relating to
rationalism and freethought movement in New Zealand, 1927-81
|
| 19 |
J.S. Langley v
Rationalist Association of Australia, 1919-78 |
| 20-21 |
J.S. Langley and
Rationalist Association - spare copies, 1939-42 |
| 22-24 |
Miscellaneous papers
including speeches, articles, notes and letters by Pearce, cuttings,
periodicals and other papers, 1925-45 |
| 25-26 |
Freethought portraits
|
| 27-28 |
Framed photographs of
freethought figures |
| 29 |
'Meaning and value of
freethought', 1932, a recorded talk by Chapman Cohen, editor of The
freethinker and President of the National Secular Society, London
|
| 30-36 |
Editorials by Chapman
Cohen from The freethinker, 1920-30 |
| 37 |
Layman and my replies
(published in The New Zealand rationalist), 1945-46 |
| 38 |
Issues of The
freethinker, 1923-38, 1954, 1984 |
| 39-45 |
Articles on atheism,
Darwinism, Christianity, the Church in Australia, and other
philosophical, scientific and biographical topics, 1841-1969
|
| 46 |
Manuscript notes
|
| 47 |
Typescripts, 1931-77
|
| 48 |
Pamphlets, leaflets,
flyers and other printed material, 1950-79 |
| 49-54 |
Newspaper cuttings
|
| 55 |
Article 'The independent
Sydney secularist' by Nigel H. Sinnott, 1996 and cassette recording of
'I kneel not neither adore you', 1984 |
| 56 |
Lists of freethought
books, pamphlets and catalogues, 1971-80 |
| 57-58 |
Articles, correspondence
and publications relating to Joseph Skurrie, Joseph Symes and the
freethought movement, 1969-83 |
Series 13 -
Photographs, 1905-83
Folder
| 1-2 |
Photo album 'Creswick -
taken by Harry Pearce 1930-40-50' including cuttings, loose photos and
other inserts. |
| 3 |
Photos of Creswick,
Pearce and his family, Pearce's library and the Henry Lawson bust
|
| 4 |
Framed photograph of
Pearce delivering an address on Lawson, 1983 |
| 5 |
Australian literary
signed photographs collected by Pearce, 1905-54. Includes portraits of
Edward Harrington, Jim Grahame, M. Forest, Elliott Perryman, Furnley
Maurice (Frank Wilmot), Kate Baker, Bernard O'Dowd, Louis Lavater,
J.A.V. Stevens, J.K. McDougall, Steve Ford, Cyril E. Goode, J.
Howlett-Ross, and J.K. Moir. |
| 6-8 |
Other literary
photographs and printed portraits |
| 9 |
Miscellaneous photos
|
Series 14 Drawings,
1917-71
Early portraits, mainly of prominent
figures drawn from photographs and illustrations, 1917-26 and originals
and photographic and printed copies of portrait drawings from life, by
Pearce, 1948-57. Includes self-portraits, 1948 and 1957, portraits of his
father Herbert Hastings Pearce and of literary figures such as A. Lee
Archer, Louis Lavater, Ted Harrington, Jim Grahame, E.J. Brady, Colin
Roderick, John White, Victor Kennedy, Rex Ingamells, J.K. McDougall, Mary
Gilmore, Bernard O'Dowd, Cyril E. Goode, John Jarvis, and C.H. Winter.
Many of the portraits are signed by the subject. Also includes a
manuscript by Pearce on his drawings (2p.) and illustration blocks (5
folders/pieces)
Series 15 - Other
papers, 1841-1984
Folder
| 1-2 |
Invitations, 1913-81
including invitations to the setting of the foundation stone and opening
of the National Library of Australia |
| 3 |
Bookmarks |
| 4 |
Book plates |
| 5 |
Autographs |
| 6 |
Place mats depicting
Australian scenes |
| 7 |
Signed Christmas cards
collected by Pearce |
| 8 |
Volume of Christmas
cards depicting work by Australian artists |
| 9-10 |
Early twentieth century
pornographic pictures |
| 11-12 |
Wartime documents
belonging to and collected by Pearce including ration cards, first aid
instructions, air raid warden material, war census, identity cards and
civil defence instructions, 1916-48. Also includes four receipt books
for unemployment levy, New Zealand, 1930-39. |
| 13-15 |
Book sales lists, flyers
for publications and notices of book fairs, 1939-80 |
| 16-18 |
Programs and notices of
meetings, lectures and other events, 1895-1984 |
| 19-24 |
Poems and other writings
by others |
| 25-28 |
Miscellaneous manuscript
notes |
| 29 |
Miscellaneous
typescripts |
| 30 |
Papers relating to Southerly,
v. 5, 1943 (Joseph Furphy issue) |
| 31-38 |
Printed articles,
pamphlets, lectures mainly on Australian literature but also on history,
anthropology and other topics, 1841-1973 |
| 39-40 |
Anti-conscription
pamphlets, 1914-69 |
| 41-50 |
Miscellaneous papers,
1895-1979 |
| 51 |
Cassette recordings of
'Well it was like this' (H.H. Pearce, ABC Radio), and Henry Lawson
broadcast, Access Radio, 20 Sept. 1975 |
| 52 |
Proof of a Norman
Lindsay drawing, 'The tree of knowledge'. |
Series 16 -
Publications, 1891-1968
Publications from amongst Pearce's papers
and from Pearce's library which contain letters, poems and annotations.
Australian Poetry
| Lovers' Society
|
Poems
(1953). Includes a letters by J.K. Moir, 1952, letter by E.J. Brady,
20.7.1952, and a letter by G.W. Fielding, 14.3.1950. |
| Adamson, Bartlett
|
Twelve
sonnets (1918). Includes a
letter by the author to Bernard O'Dowd, 7.12.1918. |
| Allan, J .Alex
|
Revolution
(1940). Includes letter by the author, 20.5.1940. |
| Bedford, Randolph
|
Naught
to thirty-three. Includes a
letter by the author to Turner. |
| Brady, E. J.
|
The
truth about Henry Lawson.
Includes an inscription from the author to J.C. Davies, also an untitled
version. |
| Brady, Edwin J.
|
Australia
unlimited. Includes a letter
by the author to Hurst. 5.12.1949. |
| Brophy, Frank
|
If I
were the artist king of the world
(1957). Includes a letter by Brophy to G.W. Fielding, 26.1.1944, second
copy has letter by Brophy to Dear George, 17.2.1950. |
| Bruce-Mitford, R.L.S.
|
Saxon
Rendlesham - some
preliminary considerations. |
| Bruce-Mitford, R.L.S.
|
The
Sutton Hoo Ship-Burial - recent theories and some comments on general
interpretation. |
| Champion H. H.
|
The root
of the matter. Including a
letter from Champion to O'Dowd. |
| Charles, Harold
|
Australian
nursery rhymes (1949).
Includes a letter and foreword from Kate Baker, 6.4.1945. |
| Church, Hubert
|
Poems
(1904). Includes poem by H. Church. |
| Collin, Tom |
Such is
Life. 2nd edition (1917).
Includes a letter by Kate Baker to Mr O'Dowd. |
| Coutts, Boyd
|
Magic
Casements (1933). A book of
poems which includes a letter by Percival Terle to Mr E.J. Turner,
22.7.1939. |
| Cremin, John
|
Dawn
fire: selections from some modern Australian poets.
Includes a letter to H.H. Pearce from Cremin. |
| Cross, Zora |
Songs of
love and life (1917). Includes
a letter from the author to Pearce. |
| Daley, Victor J.
|
Wine and
roses (1911). Includes letter
by V. Daley to Corbett, 27.11.1916. |
| Dalziel, Kathleen
|
Known
and not held (1941). Includes
letter by Dalziel to Turner. |
| Davies, Ethel
|
Nought
so very wise. Includes letter
by the author to The Editor of The Australian. |
| Dennis, C. J.
|
The
songs of a sentimental bloke
(1915). Includes a letter from Dennis to Mrs G.W. (Ethel) Fielding,
18.7.1955. |
| Dennis, C. J.
|
Backblock
ballads and later verses
(1918). Includes letter by the author to the editor of The Register,
Adelaide, 22.7.1913. |
| Devaney, James
|
Shaw
Neilson (1944). Includes a
letter by J.S. Neilson to Fawcett, 21.2.1939. |
| Dyson, Edward
|
Hello
soldier! (1919). Includes a
letter written by Mrs Ringwood to Dyson. |
| Essex Evans, G.
|
The
repentance of Magdalene Despar and other poems.
(1891). Includes a letter by Essex Evans to Capt. D. J. Ham, 25.10.1901.
|
| Essex Evans, G.
|
The
collected verse of G. Essex Evans
(1928). Includes poem Art. |
| Ewers, John K.
|
Tell the
people. An examination of the
little-known writings of Joseph Furphy signed by Ewers and containing a
letter from Ewers to Stevens. |
| Ewers, John K.
|
Boy and
silver. (1929). Including
letter by J.K. Ewers to The Publisher, Bohemia, 15.5.1940.
|
| Fels, Werner
|
The lady
with the red-brown hair - and Australian verse
(1949). Includes a letter by the author to Sweemey. |
| Forrest, M. |
Alpha
centauri (1909). Includes a
letter by Forrest to Hurst. |
| Forrest, M. |
Poems
(1927). Includes a letter by Forrest to Hurst, 2.11.1927 |
| Forrest, M. |
The
green harper (1915). Includes
a letter by Forrest to Hurst, 5.12.1919. |
| Gay, William
|
Sonnets
and other verses (1894).
Includes a letter by W.G. to O'Dowd, 2.10.1896. |
| Gerardy, Trooper
|
Australian
Light Horse ballads and rhymes
(1919). Includes a letter by the author to Ted Turner, 24.7.1946.
|
| Gilmore, Mary
|
Hound of
the road (1922). Includes a
letter by M. Gilmore to Charles. |
| Gilmore, Mary
|
The rue
tree (1931). Includes typed
note by H.H Pearce and book annotated by M. Gilmore, 9.1.1956
|
| Gilmore, Mary
|
More
recollections. Including a
letter from Mary Gilmore to Fawcett. |
| Gross, Alan |
Preludes
(1916). Includes letter by Alan Gross to Fellow Pearce, 1.11.1959.
|
| Hagelthorn, Florence
|
The
spires and other poems (1938).
Including a letter by the author to Turner. |
| Hardy, Frank J.
|
Power
without glory. Contains a
letter from Hardy to 'Dear Ted'. |
| Harrington, Edward
|
Boundary
bend and other ballads (1936).
Includes a letter by Kate Baker to David, 20.11.1936. |
| Hasluck, Paul
|
Into the
desert (1939). Includes a
letter from Hasluck, 18.7.1939. |
| Heagney, Muriel A.
|
Arbitration
at the crossroads. Contains a
letter to O'Dowd. |
| Hervey, Grant
|
Australian's
yet and other verses (1913).
Includes a letter by G. Hervey to "My Dear Riverina".
|
| Howath
R. G. |
Spright
and geist, (1944). Includes a
letter by Ivy to Harry, 24.11.1950. |
| Ia Dickfos, Marceine
|
Country
dance and other verse (1941).
Includes a letter by Dickfos to Mr Turner, 13.10.1941. |
| Jephcott, Sydney
|
The
secrets of the south: Australian poems.
Includes poem by Jephcott. |
| Kelly, Francis M.
|
Life in
the middle ages - as depicted in illuminated miniatures with an
introducrion by the author. |
| Knowles, Marion Miller
|
Songs
from the land of the wattle.
Includes a letter by M.M. Knowles to Turner, 21.6.1938. |
| Lavater, Louis
|
Blue
days and grey days (1915).
Includes Lavater's own corrections. |
| Lavater, Louis
|
A
lover's Ephemeris (1917).
Includes two poems by Lavater. |
| Lavater, Louis
|
This
green mortality (1922).
Includes a letter by the author to Ross, 30.4.1921. |
| Lawson, Henry
|
The auld
shop and the new. |
| Lawson, Henry
|
Joseph's
dream. |
| Le Gay Brereton, J.
|
The
burning marl. |
| Long, Charles R.
|
Adam
Lindsay Gordon's Australian poems.
Includes a letter by Long to Turner, 11.9.1937. |
| Low, David |
Ye madde
designer, (1935). Includes
letter by D. Low to O'Dowd, 6.11.1918. |
| Mackeller, Dorothea
|
The
witch-maid and other verses
(1914). Includes letter by D. Mackeller to H.H. Pearce, 16.3.1955.
|
| Malloch, H.W.
|
Fellows
all - the chronicles of
the Bread and Cheese Club, Melbourne (1943). Includes a letter from
the author to Dear Harry, 11.9.1953. |
| Mathew, John
|
Australian
echoes including The corroboree and other poems
(1902). Includes letter by the Author to Ross, 24.10.1917. |
| Maurice, Furnley
|
Poems
(1944). Includes a letter by F. Wilmot. |
| Maurice, Furnley
|
To God:
from the weary nations (1917).
Includes a letter by F. Wilmot. |
| Maurice, Furnley
|
Arrows
of longing, (1921). Includes a
letter by F. Wilmot to O'Dowd, 27.7.1921. |
| Mawdesley, Christina
|
The
corroboree tree and twelve shorter poems of Melbourne's early days of
settlement. Including letter
by C. Mawdesley, 21.2.1974. |
| McDonnell, Edward
|
|
| "Hugh Stone"
|
The land
of the budgeriga. Verses and
sketches. Includes a letter by McDonnell to 'Dear Ted'. |
| McKellar, John
|
Maurice
Blackburn and the struggle for freedom.
(1945) Includes a letter from H. McKellar to "Dear Sir"
31.8.1937. |
| Morris, Myra
|
England
and other verses (1918).
Includes a letter by the author to Ted Turner. |
| Morrison, W. Alder
|
The moon
turned round (1940). Includes
a letter by Morrison to Pearce, 16.2.1952. |
| Neilson, J. S.
|
John
Shaw Neilson - a memorial
(1942), by the Bread and Cheese Club. Includes letter by J.S. Neilson to
Mr Fawcett, 7.3.1937. Second copy has photographs, autographs, and a
poem by Shaw Neilson. |
| Neilson, J. S.
|
Heart of
Spring (1919). Includes a
letter by J.S. Neilson to Ted. |
| O'Dowd, Bernard
|
Dawnward?
(1903). Includes letters by F. Wilmot to O'Dowd. |
| O'Hara, Bernard
|
A book
of sonnets. Includes a letter
from the author to Ross and a dedication to James Smith. |
| O'Hara, Bernard
|
At
eventide. Includes a letter
from the author to Ross. |
| O'Hara, Bernard
|
Lyrics
of nature (1988). Includes a
letter by the author to Ross. |
| Ogilvie, Will
|
Hearts
of gold and other verses.
Includes letter by the author, 17.8.1945. |
| Palmer, Nettie
|
An
Australian story-book (1928).
Includes a letter by Gilmore to Fawcett. |
| Pearce, Harry H.
|
The song
of nature and other poems.
Includes a letter to Pearce from J.S. Langley, an annotated introduction
by E. Fielding, and annotations concerning the poems by Pearce.
|
| Pearson, W. H.
|
Henry
Lawson among Maoris (1968).
Includes a letter by W.H. Pearce to H. Pearce. |
| Quilp N' |
The red
west toad and other verses
(1903). Includes a letter by Will Lawson, 6.7.1950. and a letter by
proprietor of Beltane Book Bureau, 27.3.1953. |
| Ross R.J. |
Eureka!
Freedom's fight of '54.
Contains a letter from Ross to Pearce. |
| Souter, Charles Henry
|
The
lonely rose and other verses
(1935). Including letter by C.M. Souter to Turner,8.2.1939. |
| Souter, Charles Henry
|
Irish
lords and other verses (1912).
Includes letter by the author to Turner, 8.5.1939. |
| Souter, Charles Henry
|
The
mallee fire and other verses
(1923). Includes letter by Souter to Turner, 18.10.1939. |
| Spielvogel, Nathan F.
|
Old
Eko's note-book (1930)
Includes letters by the author to "Dear Cheese" and Mr Pearce.
|
| Spielvogel, Nathan P.
|
The
affair at Eureka- the story of '54
(1928). Includes letter by Nathan Spielvogel to "Brother Cheeser"(Harry
George). Also a letter to Pearce from Nathan Spielvogel. |
| Spielvogel, Nathan F.
|
Our gum
trees and other verse (1913).
Includes a letter from the author to 'Dear Bro. Ross', 1.2.1922.
|
| Stewart, Douglas
|
The book
of Bellerive. Poetry
|
| Symes, Joseph
|
Ancient
and modern phallic. Including
handwritten section. |
| Taylor, George A.
|
Those
were the days - being reminiscences of Australian artists and writers
(1918). Includes a letter by
Taylor to 'Dear Ted'. |
|
The poems of Henry
Kendall (1920). Includes a
letter by Bertram Stevens, 10.8.1918. |
| Thurion,
Aldus. |
Bush tea and
overlanders and other verses.
Includes a letter from the author to Endacott. |
| Vaughan,
Crawford |
Golden wattle time
- the dramatic story of Adam Lindsay Gordon. |
| Wallaston T
C. |
Our wattles.
Contains a letter to Pearce from the editor's secretary. |
| Welsh, Alex
C. |
Musings. Pre-published
version with annotations. |
| Wye, William
James |
Bush minstrelsy
(1941). Includes a letter by the author to E.J. Turner. |
| A Quarterly
Magazine |
The heart of the
rose. (1 of 4) |
|
The book of the opal.
(2 of 4) |
|
The shadow on the
hill. (3 of 4) |
|
Fire o' the flame.
(4 of 4) |
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46-51 |
91 |
|
|
|
|
52 |
|
6
|
| 16 |
|
A-C |
79 |
|
|
|
D-F |
80 |
|
|
|
G-J |
81 |
|
|
|
K-M |
82 |
|
|
|
N-R |
83 |
|
|
|
S-W |
84 |
|
Guide prepared 1996. Last revised 10 June 1998.
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