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.

2. Reply to Bligh from Director  to say Edgar R. Waite of the Australian Museum has given Bligh credit for discovery of Phascogale blighi, but unfortunately spelled his name incorrectly as Mr. A.C. Blyth. Pleased to hear Bligh is thinking of visiting the North West again, but not sure of specimen
 values, advises getting in touch with museum dealers, 12 Mar. 1912, 2 p.
3. To H.L. White (Scone, NSW), from Woodward about best method of keeping birds' eggs and proposed trip by a collector to the Montebello Islands, 25 Apr. 1912, 1 p.
4. To A.C. Kessell (Perth) from Woodward, to ask that the Premier requests permission for W.B. Alexander to go on board the F.I.S. Endeavour to collect specimens, 30 Apr. 1912, 1 p.
5. To Kessell thanking for his help re the Endeavour, 6 May 1912, 1 p.
-- To C.J. Irvine, Fremantle Harbourmaster, to thank him for supplying Mr Montague
 with a chart of the Montebellos, 16 May 1912, 1 p.
6. To Woodward from Paul D. Montague from Montebellos, mammals have suffered greatly from introduction of cats, wallaby common. Small outlying islands, not overrun by cats, have more surviving species. Will have representative collection by end of trip. Thinks there should be legislation against cats on sailing vessels, 25 Jul 1912, 3 p.
7. From Major E.J.H. Nicholson from Australian Intelligence Corps to Woodward asking for details of Dr. Mjoberg's expedition, 19 Sep. 1912, 1 p.
8. From Woodward to Major Nicholson about Dr. Mjoberg's expedition to the Kimberley, suggesting he look up the West Australian newspaper files for more details about the various scientists involved. Mjoberg himself came with letters of introduction from the Stockholm Natural History Museum, he specialises in Coleoptera (beetles) and Cryptogamic botany, 25 Sep. 1912, 1 p.
9. To Woodward from Paul D. Montague giving a report on the Montebello expedition, lists specimens, provides map, 2 Oct. 1912, 3 p.
10. To Charles E. Fagan at British Museum (Natural History), asking for the Monograph of the Mycetozoa by A. Lister; hopes specimens from  Montebellos will be looked through quickly, 28 Oct. 1912, 1 p.
11. To Woodward from S.F. Harmer (British Museum (Natural History), not sure which specimens from the Montebellos are to be returned to Perth, 2 Dec. 1912, 1 p.
12. To Woodward from P.D. Montague, comments on expedition, specimens arrived in England in good condition; preliminary report of Expedition sent to Royal Society; collections being distributed amongst specialists, will be returned when practicable, 17 Dec 1912, 3 p.
13. From Woodward to Dr. Eric Mjoberg, pleased to hear of collecting success and to learn Museum will receive duplicates of mammals and birds. Ludwig Glauert will describe the fossil vertebrates collected and the condition that descriptions are published in the Transactions of the Royal Academy of Science in Stockholm will be met, 20 Dec. 1912, 1 p.

15. To Woodward from W.D. Dodd in Roebourne, may stay 2 or 3 months; knows local emus from North West differ from southern emus and wonders if those collected in Roebourne are different? Going to Ord & Fitzroy Rivers, 7 Jan. 1913, 1 p.
16. From Director to S.F. Harmer at B.M. about share of the specimens from Montague's expedition - plan to be divided 3 ways, as were expenses, although WA Museum paid extra, 8 Jan. 1913, 1 p.
17. To W.D. Dodd from Woodward asking for emu specimens, 13 Jan. 1913, 1 p.
18. To The Curator, WA Museum, from R. Etheridge at Australian Museum, asking for any specimens of Cephalopoda collected by Alexander on the Endeavour to be sent to Hamlyn Harris of Queensland Museum, 23 Jan. 1913, 1 p.
19. From Woodward to Etheridge, Alexander had to throw back all cephalopods from the Endeavour trawl, but we can lend our W.A. specimens to Harris, 3 Feb. 1913, 1 p.
20. From Woodward to Paul D. Montague about Brown starting for Queensland, on behalf of The Smithsonian Institution. Asks if Montague is coming with the British Association next year. Sent copies of Western Mail containing 'your photographs', 3 Feb.1913, 1 p.
21. To Woodward from Strelitz Bros. re boxes sent from Hamburg, 25 Feb 1913, 1 p.
22. From Woodward to R. Strelitz re another box coming from Dr. Michaelsen, on SS Stolberg, with a duplicate series of animals collected in WA, 25 Feb. 1913, 1 p.
23. To R. Strelitz sending thanks from Trustees for his delivery of case of specimens from Prof. Michaelsen of Hamburg, 26 Feb. 1913, 1 p.
24. To R. Strelitz returning Bill of Lading for the case, 26 Feb 1913, 1 p.
25. To G.H. Hardy of Hobart Museum about Alexander Morton's collecting expedition of 1897 and help given to him, 3 Mar 1913, 1 p.
26. To Woodward from R. Strelitz, he has forwarded case of specimens ex SS Stolberg sent by  Prof. Michaelsen, 4 Apr. 1913, 1 p.
27. From Woodward to Strelitz, thanking him for the case of specimens, would like to see him, asks him to make an appointment for visit, 7 Apr. 1913, 1 p.
28. From Director to N.C. Lockyer, Customs Vic., about possibility of future trips by W.B. Alexander on the Endeavour to collect specimens, 7 Apr 1913, 1 p. [2 copies].
29. From W.B. Alexander to Charles Hedley, Sydney Museum, re. the Endeavour. Molluscs left with Hedley by Alexander - his cousin, Miss Alexander, will be asked to bring the parcel to Perth, 14 Apr 1913, 1 p.
30. From N.C. Lockyer to Woodward, Endeavour won't be visiting WA waters for some time, Alexander welcome to go on trip when she does; will call on you in Perth around 1st May, 22 Apr. 1913, 1 p.
31. To Woodward from Lockyer re biological collections obtained by the Endeavour, 15 May 1913, 1 p.
32. To Woodward from S.F. Harmer at B.M., about a share of the specimens collected by P.D. Montague in the Montebello Islands, 19 May 1913, 1 p.
33. From Woodward to Customs in Melbourne thanking Minister for offer of a specimen of Eurometous johnstoni captured by the F.I.S. Endeavour and in storage in Adelaide, asks when it will be delivered, 9 Jun. 1913, 1 p.
34. From Woodward to Harmer re. the Montague specimens. Offers him some duplicate specimens of fresh-water crayfish, 18 Jun. 1913, 1 p.
35. To the Director from R. Etheridge at the Australian Museum, box of shell specimens sent, obtained by Endeavour and determined by C. Hedley, 19 Jun. 1913, 1 p.
36. To the Woodward from W.D. Dodd on TSS Western Australia, returning books, has been to Fortescue R., Kings Sound and Fitzroy R., going to N.T.; regrets no emus, but has specimens of kangaroos, wallabies, possums, insects + large moth 8 inches wide, thanks Woodward for his kindness and help, 24? Jun. 1913, 3 p.
37. To Dodd at Adelaide Museum from Woodward, will be pleased if he can get set of emus from N.T., also hopes for some duplicates of WA marsupials, 14 Jul. 1913, 1 p.
38. To Curator Australian Museum from Woodward, on receipt of box of shells from Endeavour, described by C. Hedley, one tube broken, 16 Jul. 1913, 1 p.
39. To Woodward from R.Etheridge, Australian Museum, list of specimens sent and their sources, 29 Aug. 1913, 2 p.
40. To Woodward from Etheridge, sending a keg of specimens collected by SS Endeavour, please acknowledge and return keg, 5 Sep. 1913, 1 p.
41. From Woodward to Curator, Australian Museum, thanks for keg, notes C. humerosis is 3346 not 3345; will return keg and pack it with some specimens, 27 Sep. 1913, 1 p.
42. To Woodward from Etheridge, list of specimens, 29 Sep. 1913, 1 p.
43. To Woodward from Etheridge, sending box of specimens from the Endeavour, 7 Oct. 1913, 1 p.
44. From Director to Allan McCulloch, enclosing copy of list of Endeavour specimens received from Australian Museum, asks him to fill in the authorities for the names, 3 Nov. 1913, 2 p. (List returned by McCulloch with authorities added).
45. To A.R. McCulloch from Woodward, thanking him for enclosing the authorities for specimen names on list of Endeavour specimens, 19 Nov. 1913, 1 p.
46. To Woodward from Etheridge, a list of specimens, 3 Dec. 1913, 1 p.
47. To Woodward from W.T. Dakin of U.W.A. thanking him for the Museum's help on the Abrolhos trip and refunding some money, 21 Dec. 1913, 2 p.
48. To Prof. Dakin from Woodward, thanking him for the statement  of accounts of the expedition to the Abrolhos, 24 Dec. 1913, 1 p.