43. To A.S. Schulz from Glauert, sending news item about her work in W.A., includes photo of WA Museum, 12 Mar. 1956, 1 p.
44. To Glauert from Odermann (in German), 26 Mar. 1956, 1 p., includes note on back from Petrie.
45. To Odermann from Glauert, thanking her for letter of 26th, also for the photos and their classification, received today, 9 Apr. 1956, 1 p.
46. To Glauert from Robert Mertens of Senckenbergische Naturforschende Gesellschaft (in German), asking for help for Heinz Felten to study reptiles and bats in W.A., 29 May, 1956, 2 p.
47. To Robert Mertens from Glauert, enclosing recommendation to authorities that Felten be given permission to enter Australia, 2 Jul. 1956, 1 p. + 1 p.
 'To Whom it May Concern'  letter of introduction for Heinz Felten, dated 29 Jun. 1956, 1 p.
48. To Glauert from Robert Mertens of Senckenbergische Naturforschende Gesellschaft (in German), 14 Aug. 1956, 2 p.
49. To Mertens from Glauert, advises him to see Australian Ambassador in Bonn to ask for usual facilities granted to research workers and state sending equipment by ship to be stored in Perth until his arrival, 28 Aug. 1956, 1 p.
50. To Glauert from Felten (in German), details of trip, enclosing copy of letter sent to Australian Embassy in Bonn, both dated 11 Sep. 1956, 2 p. + List of equipment addressed to Felten, c/- WA Museum, 2 p.
51. To Felten from W.B. Pritchett, Secretary at Embassy, about customs procedure for their equipment, get Glauert to notify authorities in Adelaide and Perth when stores arrive, 3 Oct. 1956, 1 p. (2 copies).
52. To Felten from Glauert, your letter of Sept. 11th enclosing list of equipment has arrived, please advise when you expect to arrive in Perth, 9 Oct. 1956, 1 p.
53. To Glauert from Felten (in German), 12 Oct. 1956, 1 p.
54. To Glauert from Felten (in German), about their flight to Australia, 18 Oct. 1956, 1 p.
55. To Collector of Customs from Glauert, Dr R. Mertens shortly to arrive in Australia, info. about his equipment being sent from Germany, 22 Oct. 1956, 1 p. (2 copies)
56. To Felten from Glauert, about Felten's arrival in Nov. and Mertens in December, 24 Oct. 1956, 1 p.
57. To Felten from Glauert - will meet him at the T.A.A. office in Perth, has booked him in at the George Hotel for a few nights, 26 Oct. 1956, 1 p.
58. To Glauert from Felten (in German), 6 Nov. 1956, 1 p.
59. To Glauert from George Wills & Co. Ltd. in Adelaide: Will arrange for Dr. Felten's packages to be forwarded to Fremantle, 7 Nov. 1956, 1 p.
60. To Glauert from Felten (in German) Mertens to arrive on Jan. 1957, 8 Nov. 1956, 1 p. + details of Mertens' 'Fauna Project', 1 p.
61. To Glauert from Felten (in German) about colleague working at Dept. of Agriculture in Brisbane, 12 Nov. 1956, 1 p.
62. To Glauert from George Wills & Co. Ltd. in Adelaide: Felten's packages expected to arrive Fremantle about 21st of November, 13 Nov. 1956, 1 p.
63. To Felten from Glauert, about proposed visit to Queensland, 22 Nov. 1956, 1 p.
64. To Glauert from Mertens in Sydney (in German) about Queensland expedition, 28 Nov. 1956(?), 1 p.
65. To Glauert from Mertens (in German) mentioning a proposed trip to Java in January to collect reptiles and amphibians, 14 Dec. 1956, 1 p.
66. To Glauert from Felten (in German) will visit Perth on 7th Jan. on trip to Java, 17 Dec. 1956, 1 p.

3. To Glauert from Tom Carter in Busselton, discusses cartridges, fleas in scrub, difficulties of travel and accommodation, 22, Jan. 1922, 2 p.
Card saying doesn't yet have permit, needs one, or, authority to collect from Museum, 23 Jan. 1922.
4. To Carter from Glauert: permit was addressed to W.N. Curtis via Yallingup and should be waiting for him there, 25 Jan. 1922, 1 p.
5. To Glauert from Carter at Cave House, Yallingup: much of scrub burnt in recent years, rest too tall and open for Sphenura birds, 27 Jan. 1922, 1 p.
Thanks for permit, sent money for cartridges, more on Sphenura, 30 Jan. 1922, 1 p.
6. To Glauert from Carter at Gnowangerup: sending 8 skins; going next to Bruce W. Leake, of 'Cardonia', Woolundra, Goldfields Railway; has been 10 miles east on great sand plain, 14 Mar. 1922, 1 p.
7. To Glauert from Carter, leaving spare gear in Bird Room, asks if any wrens wanted from Dirk Hartog Island, says to send any messages to Denham, 5 Apr. 1922, 1 p.
Card from Dirk Hartog: No luck round Denham, all birds scarce, intends to return on "Charon" about May 12, 22 Apr. 1922.
8. To Battye from Glauert at Milly Milly Stn, Meekatharra: congratulates him on his doctorate, sending 3 packages: 1st, a tin of birds to be given to Lipfert for his attention, 2nd, a box of Aboriginal mills and a few mineral specimens, and 3rd, a parcel with a skin of a coot, needs attention. Despite the drought he has collected birds, lizards, frogs, insects and plants. Since recent rain more animal life and Mr Mulcahy urges him to remain for longer, asks permission to remain until 2nd week in June, 21 May 1922, 2 p.
9. To Battye from Glauert at Milly Milly Stn.: aided by local natives has specimens of all lizards and frogs except a Bungarra. Looked for, but failed to find any trace of the dalgyte or rabbit-eared bandicoot, probably has disappeared like the rock wallaby and Conilurus. Also has good specimens of butterflies and dragonflies, samples from all trees, shrubs and plants in flower, and notes of the natives' uses of them. Has sent by train a box of native mills pounders, but not some more valuable specimens, e.g. a stone penis, circumcised and subincised, found near an old camp. Winter rains have started, 28 May, 1922, 2 p.
10. From S.F. Harmer, British Museum, to Australia House: asks that permission and permits be given to T.V. Sherrin, now resident in Australia, to collect and export to B.M., primarily mammal specimens, funding from the Godman Exploration Fund, 1 Aug. 1922, 1 p.
11. To Battye from Glauert with some objections:

• 1. Many indigenous WA mammals have a very limited range of distribution and not found elsewhere.
• 2. Several of these are very scarce.
• 3. Some are already extinct.

Wants no unrestricted collecting outside Kimberley Division. Specimens of following should be limited to six: Tachyglossidae, Dasyuridae, Myrmecobiidae, Peramelidae, Notorychidae, Phalangeridae. Should reserve right to open cases and check;, also, no person allowed to take native game in W.A. without a permit, 4 Oct. 1922, 1 p.
12. From Battye to Premier's Dept.: supporting Glauert's objections, reminding him of the extensive collection of W.A. mammals already made for British Museum by G.C. Shortridge in 1904-7, 4 Oct. 1922, 1 p. (2 copies).
13. To Battye from R.H. Gambage, Hon. Sec. of Royal Society of New South Wales: NSW Premier wants information before replying to Harmer's letter from B.M., has WA Museum prepared any answers to Harmer's requests, 2 Nov. 1922, 1 p.
14. To Premier's Dept. from Battye: suggests govt. offer limited financial help to British collectors as projected expedition would have great scientific value and all State museums would ultimately benefit, 10 Nov. 1922, 1 p.
15. To Gambage in Sydney: sending copies of the correspondence to the WA Premier for the Prime Minister to read, 21 Nov. 1922, 1 p.

25. To L. MacMillan at Wotjulum Mission, from Douglas, packing his gear and will be sending it to Derby on the 'Dorrigo', asks MacMillan to take care of it. Just waiting for confirmation telegram from MacMillan to Glauert. Ken [Buller] and Mr. Glauert send best regards, 11 Aug. 1955, 1 p.
26. To Manager, State Shipping Service, from Glauert, forwarding 2 trunks + 3 cans for Athol Douglas, by "Dorrigo", 12 Aug. 1955, 1 p.
27. To Manager, R.M. Rowell & Co., Derby, from Glauert, 'Dorrigo' leaving Fremantle 17th August with luggage for Douglas who is visiting Wotjulum Mission, 12 Aug. 1955, 1 p.
28. Radiogram from L. MacMillan to Glauert: suggest Douglas catch plane 7th Sept, and connect with 'Yampi Lass', 1 p.
29. To Edgar A.I.S. Yampi, from Glauert, can Douglas, whose visit postponed because of sickness, travel with luggage on "Yampi Lass" from Derby to Wotjulum on Sept. 7th, 29 Aug. 1955, 1 p.
30. Telegram to Glauert from Douglas about luggage + reply, 9 &10 Sep. 1955, 2 p.
31. From Petri to Glauert (in German) from Frankfurt, apologises for late reply, has been very busy; talks about his visit to WA; mentions Harry Butler, Fraulein Odermann, and others, 27 Sep. 1955, 1 p.
32. To Glauert from Douglas at Wotjulum, about the many specimens collected, working long days as Mr MacMillan has left and will be in Woorooloo for a year. Collecting everything: invertebrates, reptiles, birds and mammals ; employed a native assistant ; collected a Ghost Bat from Ghost Bat island 8 miles out. His return to Perth will be delayed, acting as a first aid helper until Mr Miller returns. Hopes to return by air on 22nd ; intends trips to Alligator Creek, Silver Gull Creek and another to Ghost Bat Island. Hopes his pay has gone into Rural Bank. Separate list of tasks, 30 Sep. 1955 3 p.
33. To Douglas from Glauert very pleased with his work, 7 Oct. 1955, 1 p.
34. Specimens collected from Wotjulum Mission by Athol Douglas from 9-9-1955 - 20-10-1955: Invertebrates 953, Land shells 26, Reptilia 329, Birds 92, Fish 41, grand total 1,441, 7 p.
35. To Petri from Glauert, replying to Petri's letter of Sept.27, he is feeling better and back at work; asks him to thank Odermann for book she sent; Douglas is collecting at Wotjulum Mission Station, Buller in cave near Nannup, A.S. Schulz still in Australia, 11 Oct. 1955, 1 p.
36. Detailed account of itinerary and work done by Douglas at Wotjulum from 9th Sept. to 20th October 1955, 23 p.
37. Telegram from ROWLCO to Douglas, cannot ship on 'Comara', will forward on 'Kabbarli', 4 Nov. 1955, 1 p.
38. Telegram from ROWLCO to Douglas, goods left on wharf, will ship earliest opportunity, 1 p.
39. From Petri to Glauert (in German) from Frobenius Institut, about their results, photographic work by Dr Odermann, sends thanks to Thomas, Douglas and Buller, 19 Dec. 1955, 1 p.

3. To W.B. Alexander from Tom Carter, leaving for S.West and hopes to get a few things for Mathews, 18 Jan.1916, 1 p.
4. List of bird skins received from Carter on behalf of G.M. Mathews, 14 Feb. 1916, 1 p.
5. To Alexander from Tom Carter in Augusta, freight fee for sending box of bird skins from Margaret River for G.M. Mathews, 15 Mar. 1916, 1 p.
6. List of bird skins received from T. Carter on behalf of G.M. Mathews, 21 Mar. 1916, 1 p.
7. From Alexander to Carter in Augusta, on receipt of box of skins in good order, 21 Mar. 1916, 1 p.
8. From Tom Carter in Shark Bay to Alexander, asking for 100 410 gauge cartridges, etc. to be sent to Carnarvon, says he has done well, 15 May 1916, 1 p.
9. From Tom Carter in Carnarvon to Alexander, asking for more bird labels, and describes confidentially birds found and specimens to be sent to Mathews in England, 30 May 1916, 2 p.
10. To Carter from Alexander, parcel sent to Carter by 'Minderoo', 2 Jun. 1916, 1 p.
11. Telegraph to Alexander from Carter asking him to wire his opinion of black & white wren, 3 Jun. 1916, 1 p.
12. To Alexander from Carter, lists skins being forwarded from Carnarvon, on 'Minderoo', asks questions about various specimens, 12 Jun. 1916, 2 p.
13. From Alexander to Mathews, enclosing list of bird specimens from Carter's last collection, by dates from 14 Feb. at Lake Muir, 21 Mar. at Margaret River, Apr. at Vasse and Wanneroo, June at Sharks Bay and Dirk Hartog Island 16 Jun. 1916, 3 p.
14. From Alexander to Carter, about specimens received, black & white wren, visit to Dirk Hartog Island, 16 Jun. 1916, 1 p.
15. From Alexander to Carter about goods sent, and Mathews has already described birds from Carnarvon you thought distinct, 24 Jun. 1916, 1 p.
16. To Alexander from Carter, about his trip from Carnarvon, head lighthouse keeper at Point Cloates ill and had to go south, asked him to stay with his wife and child until relief officer arrived, has been there nearly 3 weeks and done hardly anything on birds, has packed case of skins to go down by next boat, list included, 10 Jul. 1916, 2 p.
17. To Glauert in Perth from Alexander at Uni. of Melbourne, about Carter's collections for Mathews and their location in W.A. Museum, some will probably be given to Museum, 24 Aug. 1916, 3 p.
18. To Alexander from Carter at Minilya River Station, thanking him for his help and describing his latest work, more specimens to go to Mathews; won't go to Barrow Is. as cost prohibitive, 4 Sept. 1916, 2 p.
19. To Glauert from Alexander, about Carter's collection including a Malurus leucopterus from Dirk Hartog Island, Mathews wants a pair, 14 Sep. 1916, 2 p.
20. To Alexander from Carter at Carnarvon, about specimens collected, lists collection sent in 2 cases via Rev. Boake on 'Mindaroo' Sept. 26, to Museum and for Mathews, listed by name and location, look the skins over as skin beetles get in many, one case includes a prawn a centipede and some parasites (ticks?), he needs more labels, doesn't anticipate being in Perth until Nov., Boake will also have a large jawbone, poss. from shipwrecked sailor, obtained beach Mauds Landing way, found by Gerald Lefroy from Warroora Stn. Please acknowledge jawbone, 23 Sep. 1916, 3 p. + 2 p. list.
21. Telegraph from Carter to Alexander, sending 2 cases on Minderoo in care of Rev. Boake, plus one jawbone, 27 Sep. 1916, 1 p.
22. To Alexander from Carter at Dirk Hartog Island, asking for more labels, hopes cases of skins sent on 'Mindaroo' arrived, mentions Malurus, asks for shooting permit renewal to be followed up, 2 Oct. 1916, 1 p.
23. To Glauert from Alexander, enclosing letter from Carter, 1 Nov. 1916, 1 p.
24. Telegraph to Alexander from Carter at Shark Bay, sent 3 cases of skins and 3 letters since July, wire if received, 15 Nov. 1916. Reply from Glauert on back: skins arrived good order, letters rcd., Alexander away, 15 Nov. 1916, 1 p.
25. To Glauert from Carter in Denham, enclosing list of contents for case of skins for Mathews, coming on the 'Bambra', 20 Nov. 1916, 2 p.
26. Telegram from Carter at Shark Bay, sending small case by Purser on Bambra, 21 Nov. 1916.
27. To Carter from Glauert on receipt of case, list differs from contents Carter listed, fewer skins arrived, 7 Dec. 1916, 1 p.
28. To Glauert from Carter at Denham, apologies for list, must have made a mistake, but not sure how, will be sending skins from Peron Peninsula for Mathews on the 'Kurnalpa', out of labels although asked for some months ago. When he gets back will have many skins to present to the Museum, 16 Dec. 1916, 1 p.

2. To D.G. Edgar at Australian Iron and Steel Yampi, from Glauert, informing him of above plans and asking permission for Buller to travel on the "Yampi Lass", 8 Apr. 1954, 1 p.
3. To Middleton, Commissioner for Native Affairs, from Glauert, asking for permit for Buller to visit the Wotjulum Mission, 8 Apr. 1954, 1 p.
4. To MacMillan from Glauert about Buller's visit, equipment will travel to Derby by the "Kabarli", Buller will arrive by air on June 2nd, 11 May, 1954, 1 p.
5. To Glauert from Petri at Broome (in German), [n.d.], 1 p.
6. To Glauert from H. Niggemeyer at the Frobenius Institut (in German), about photographs of Western Australian rock engravings sent on behalf of Petri, 28 May, 1954, 1 p.
7. To H. Niggermeyer from Glauert, have received photographs of rock engravings from Frobenius expedition to North Western Australia, 17 Jun. 1954, 1 p.
8. To Glauert from Buller at Wotjulum Mission, he hopes to be back first week in July, has made good collections, 23 Jun. 1954, 1 p.
9. To Glauert from Buller, telegram to say Scaly Tailed Possum procured,  also, congratulatory telegram (sent by telephone) from Glauert in reply, 1 Jul. 1954, 2 p.
10. To MacMillan from Glauert, Trustees wish to thank him for assisting Buller during his recent visit, 14 Jul. 1954, 1 p.
11. To Middleton from Glauert, asking for permit for Athol Douglas to go to Wotjulum Mission to collect insect specimens, 13 Dec. 1954, 1 p.
12. To MacMillan at Wotjulum, from Glauert, thanking him for inviting Douglas and providing details of his travel arrangements to Yampi, he will stay about a month at mission if convenient, 23 Dec. 1954, 1 p.
13. To Superintendent, Australian Iron and Steel Yampi, from Glauert,  asking permission for Douglas to travel on the "Yampi Lass" from Derby to Yampi, 23 Dec. 1954, 1 p.
14. To Glauert from D.G. Edgar, permission given for Athol Douglas to travel on the "Yampi Lass", 2 Jan. 1955, 1 p.
15. To Glauert from MacMillan, asking that Douglas' visit be postponed as he has had a serious accident and is in hospital, 2 Jan. 1955, 1 p.
16. To Glauert from Agnes Susanne Schulz in Darwin, in German, describing her work on collecting and copying Aboriginal art, including bark paintings and enclosing a lino-cut print, 4 Jan. 1955, 2 p. + Draft letter from Glauert to Frau Schulz, in German, thanking her for the print, undated, 1 p.
17. To Manager, R.M. Rowell & Co., from Glauert, about luggage for Douglas shipped to Derby. Douglas' visit postponed as Mr. MacMillan has had an accident, could luggage and equipment be stored until March? 10 Jan. 1955, 1 p.
18. To D.G. Edgar from Glauert, advising that Douglas' visit postponed, 10 Jan. 1955, 1 p.
19. To MacMillan from Glauert, shocked to hear about his accident, Douglas' trip postponed, all being well he will now arrive Derby on March 2nd., 10 Jan. 1955, 1 p.
20. To D.G. Edgar from Athol Douglas, now postponing his trip indefinitely as Glauert in hospital for some weeks, 9 Feb. 1955, 1 p.
21. To MacMillan from Douglas, advising him of Glauert's illness and further trip postponement, 9 Feb. 1955, 1 p.
22. To Manager, R.M. Rowell & Co., from Douglas, trip postponed, able to get his luggage returned to the Museum, 9 Feb. 1955, 1 p.
23. To Douglas from MacMillan, come whenever convenient as they are back from hospital, hopes Glauert doing well; recent heavy rain; local Aborigines hoping Buller comes back soon, 25 Feb. 1955, 1 p.