12 July 1898, 1 p.
P. 4. Letter from Woodward to Tunney : request for voucher for horses purchased at Derby as properly stamped receipts for all amounts are required by Auditor General. Suggests Tunney may employ photographic assistance as required. 12 pounds salary paid.

16 Sept 1898, 1 p.
P. 50 Letter from Woodward to Tunney at Derby (partially legible) : receipt of telegram and letter, request for anything worth trading. Committee requests Tunney goes to Lake (illegible) to complete the Southern District, request for an eagle hawk and other specimens. Mentions the sale of a buggy, salary of 12 pounds paid into WA Bank.

28 Sept 1898, 1 p.
P. 60. Letter from Woodward to Tunney at Derby : salary of 12 pounds paid in to WA Bank, hopes soon to receive photographs, offers additional plates if required.

2 Nov 1898, 1 p.
P. 98. Letter from Woodward to Tunney at Derby : cases received in good condition, (illegible) and spirits despatched by the Albany. Salary and expenses totalling 25 pounds 5.3 paid into WA Bank.

18 Nov 1898, 1 p.
P. 115. Letter from Woodward to Tunney at Broome : telegram, letter and boxes of plates and skins received. Items requested forwarded by steamer. Requests Tunney wires when he intends to be in Perth, emphasises he need not return until the work is completed, but Woodward wishes to know in order to make plans. Requests more (pelboa?) wallabies, finches appreciated by the zoo.

20 Nov 1898, 1 p.
P. 120. Letter from Woodward to Tunney at Broome : letter from 31st received, negatives are all over-exposed, suggests an instantaneous shutter. Requests photographs of women as well as men, as many plates as possible, and locks of hair. Supports Tunney's decision to collect at the islands on the way down. Post script mentions that previous to writing only prints of men had been produced, but since has noted that there are images of women also.

20 Dec 1898, 1 p.
P. 130. Letter from Woodward to Tunney at Broome (partially legible)  : payment of 19 pounds into WA Bank. (Illegible) and parcels sent as requested, second box of photographs arrived but not yet printed. Woodward supposes someone from the zoo has written re the birds. Copies of good and spoilt photos sent as examples, requests that the subjects stand with their heads well up, and photos are as large as possible. Requests for special photos of tribal markings and mutilations.

4 Jan 1899, 1 p.
P. 133. Letter from Woodward to Tunney at Broome : case per Albany containing photographic apparatus etc valued 5 pounds 10s.

12 Jan 1899, 1 p.
P. 140. Letter from Woodward to Tunney at Broome : letter with expenses and receipts to hand. Request that expenses for the zoo are sent to Woodward not to the zoo. Glad to hear negatives and mice are en route, the box that missed the last steamer will be sent on SS Albany, anticipates seeing Tunney at end of February.

25 Jan 1899.
P. 154. Letter from Woodward to Tunney at Carnarvon re : spirits and plaster on way by the "Karrakatta" sailing 26/1/1899. Several mice and lots of birds received from Mr Tom Carter of Point Cloates.

Undated, 1 p.
P. 155. Letter from Woodward to Tunney at Carnarvon : requests two pairs of full grown emus, two young and half a dozen just hatched.

29 March 1899, 1 p.
P. 184. Letter from Woodward to Tunney : request for three pairs of magpies, carefully marked for sex and each pair kept separate, also a couple of (robins?) of each sex and a few (ptiloris sonora?) If you get anything you think the zoo might like send a collect telegram to Mr Le Souef and he will wire price he can offer.

1 May 1899, 1 p.
P. 220. Letter from Woodward to Tunney (partially legible) : hopes that photo boxes arrived safely, do not forget locks of hair of aborigines. The (ornithopres murina?) is new to the collection as is the (charopus castanotes?) that you sent in spirits. Request for as many mice as possible. Regrets re Tunney's accident, mentions Lake Darlot?

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.

30 October 1909, 1 p.
P. 419 letter from Woodward to Carter re: long time since Carter has written, wishes for good health, request that two specimens of Amytornis gigantura (nos. 5421 and 9236) are returned to British Museum addressed to Mathews c/o Sharpe.

15 January 1910, 1 p.
P.22 letter from Woodward to Carter (no address) re: thanks for letter of 12th, glad to learn arsenical soap arrived, can't locate the last shooting license and request the old one so Woodward will know what to do.

20 January 1910, 1 p.
P. 26 letter from Woodward to Carter at Albany re: return of shooting permit as still valid, wish for success "quest" and thanks for promised eggs C. (illegible).

10 May 1910, 1 p.
P. 216 letter from Woodward to Carter at Broomehill Station re: thanks for birds and happy to receive rat, reminder to send skull, copy of records and will write more fully.

17 July 1908, 1 p.
P. 152 letter from Woodward to Carter at Broome Hill re: Declining offer of further English bird skins as Museum already had so many that there was no chance of displaying to the public as there was insufficient staff for preservation. Acknowledged previous receipts from Carter and Walter and Charles Rothschild.

3 August 1908, 1 p.
P. 179 letter from Woodward to Carter at Broome Hill re: Acknowledging the receipt of an Amytornis. Will have it photographed and returned.  

17 August 1908, 1 p.
P. 194 letter from Woodward to Carter re: Stating your birds will be exhibited at the Natural History Society, photographed and returned.

22 August 1908, 1 p.
P. 199 letter from Woodward to Carter at Broome Hill re: Advice of sending photograph of  A. varia. Sending his specimen of A. gigantura and another No. 5421.  The specimens had been exhibited at the Natural History Society where it was agreed that the differences in the chestnut colouring on the ventral surface was a local variation and not a new species. Regrets that he did not have a specimen of A. macrura.

7 September  1908, 1 p.
P. 221 letter from Woodward to Carter at Broome Hill re: Acknowledging the receipt of a bird (not named).  Offered congratulations on the finding of a new species.


10 October  1908, 1 p.
P. 262 letter from Woodward to Carter at Broome Hill re: accepting offer of the nests of A. apicalis, C. montallis, P. goodanolil and bicolor.

9 December 1908, 1 p.
P. 352 letter from Woodward to Carter re: Acknowledging the receipt of skins. Acknowledged Carter would like Amytis varia to figure in the "Ibis" but reported that the only skin ever received had been returned. Offered to lend a pair of Amytornis gigantura but regrets not having spare Ptilotis carteri or leilavalensis.  Accepted the offer of clutches of common bird eggs.

17 December 1908, 1 p.
P. 361 letter from Woodward to Carter at Broome Hill re: Acknowledging the receipt of a box of eggs.  Reported that Mr Conigrave has not shot a Pardalotus punctatus but will if Mr Milligan has done so.  Posting a pair of Amytornis gigantura (Nos. 9236 5421).

29 December 1908, 1 p.
P. 386 letter from Woodward to Carter at Broome Hill : Apologies for the short postage on the return of skins. Best wishes for a good trip.