1. The boodee [boodie], 29 March 1928.2. Bats, 31 October 1929.3. The dalgyte, 17 March 1927.4. The echidna, or porcupine, 28 July 1927.5. The honey-mouse, 30 June 1927.6. The flying possum.7. Kangaroo mice, 31 July 1930.8. The mardo, 25 August 1927.9.
The munning, or banded hare-wallaby, 25 February 1928.10. Marsupials, 28 August 1930.11. Extinct marsupials, October 1929.12. Trees for Rottnest : their importance to fauna.13. Protecting nature: Rottnest Island's laws : Mr. Glauert's address.14. Freshwater crayfishes.15. The "Rottnest Snipe", 25 September 1930.16. More about the Rottnest Snipe, 30 October 1930.17. The numbat, 28 April, 1927.18. The numbat, June 1928.19. More about the numbat: answers to correspondents, August 1934.20. The numbat, March 1934.21. Permit from the Colonial Secretary's Department, signed by H.P. Colebatch, Colonial Secretary, authorising L. Glauert to catch or take native game during his term of office with the Perth Museum, 17 November 1916.22. Invitation to L. Glauert for afternoon tea in the Board Room of the Museum and Art Gallery of Western Australia, to welcome Dr. W.D.L. and Mrs. Ride, 8 August 1957.
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