12 Feb. 1942, 1 p.
124. To Library asking to borrow vols. of Albany Advertiser.

24 Feb. 1942, 1 p.
125. From Battye: old newspaper files not lent, only available in library.

3 Mar. 1942, 1 p.
126. To Glauert - B.M. skin specimen of Atrichornis clamosa came from the Colonial Exhibition, wants more information.

18 Apr. 1942, 1 p.
127. To Glauert loaning pub. by Mayr, also sending paper on Coelenterata.

22 Apr. 1942. 1 p.
128. To Library requesting loan of journal.

22 Apr. 1942, 1 p.
129. To Glauert asking for photos of ornithologists from Emu.

23 Apr. 1942, 1 p.
130. To Glauert sending journal duplicates; Axel Poignant rang with an account of his visit to the Canning Stock Route; found a 28 parrot different from usual.

27 Apr. 1942, 1 p.
131. From Glauert thanks for parcel, returning Mayr paper, sending photo of W.H.D. LeSoeuf.

29 Apr. 1942, 2 p.
132. To Glauert to say he asked V.Serventy to be State Sec. of R.A.O.U. as he is in touch with other "bird men"; Hindwood sent him list of the 100 Sydney drawings & photos of 19 of them; Mathews attempting to give Willy Wagtail the name volitans (Whittell and D. Serventy disagree); has 8 skins of Porphyrio for the Museum; will send Gilbert paper printed in Emu.

14 May 1942, 2 p.
133. To Glauert requesting references; Whitlock got specimen of Oceanites oceanicus on Bunbury beach in May; fishermen report little petrel often seen off Naturaliste.

18 May 1942, 1 p.
134. From Glauert providing corrections asked for; interested to hear about Whitlock's Wilson Storm Petrel specimen.

18 May 1942, 1 p.
135. To Glauert sending spare "Emu" pamphlets.

27 May 1942, 1 p.
136. To Glauert re H.M. Wilson organising trip to Canning Stock Route, Buller and Whittell to go and possibly Axel Poignant; would like list of bird skins collected on Lipfert's expedition, is there a diary for his trip?

13 Jun. 1942, 2 p.
137. To Glauert, too ill to go on expedition; Mathews has sent reprint of Roy. Soc. paper; wants anything on bird protection in W.A.

9 Jul. 1942, 1 p.
138. From Glauert, has listed birds collected by Lipfert; re supposed eggs of O. bicinctus from Sturt Creek, entered as belonging to Ch. melanops; recent storm yielded 2 grey-headed albatrosses, 2 Giant Petrels and 2 P. desolatus.

Sunday Jul. 1942, 1 p.
139. To Glauert thanks for Canning Stock Route list; Whitlock very ill; got Giant Petrel and a broad-billed Prion in Bunbury.

23 Jul. 1942, 1 p.
140. From Glauert, saw article on Petrels by Whitlock & Whittell in "Emu"; sending details of Cape Petrels in Museum collection; remembers seeing flocks of Elegant parrots at Dingup in 1936; read Buller's work on Great Crested Grebes; sorry to hear about Whitlock's illness.

26 Jul. 1942, 1 p.
141. To Glauert, Whitlock out of hospital; field-glasses needing to be surrendered; moulting Crested Penguin died, skin sent to Serventy.

31 Jul. 1942, 1 p.
142. From Glauert, good news re Whitlock; comments on Crested Penguin.

18 Aug. 1942, 1 p.
143. To Glauert, nothing on Busselton beach; Serventy just found a pure white Giant Petrel on Cronulla beach.

19 Aug. 1942, 1 p.
144. To Library asking for loan of Ibis, v.1 1931.

20 Aug. 1942, 1 p.
145. From Glauert, received from storms a Cape Petrel, a Soft Plumaged Petrel and 3 Prions (P. desolata); any news about Whitlock?

27 Aug. 1942, 1 p.
146. From Glauert, more birds from storm, 1 Pt. macroptera, 1 Pt. lessoni, 1 Pt. brevirostris, 4 Pt. mollis.

29 Sep. 1942, 2 p.
147. To Glauert, congrats. on getting new Petrels; Whitlock still very weak; some news of the Canning Stock Route expedition; Mayr wants data on locations of early finds collected by Tunney; any official report on Conigrave's 1911 expedition?; received 2 King Parrots plumage.

7 Sep. 1942, 1 p.
148. From Glauert who has list of birds found at Cottesloe and City Beach in previous month; gives reference for Mayr's inquiries re localities for specimens in Rothschild Collection.

4. To Sir Jas. Lee Steere from Alex Morton of Tasmanian Museum about an invitation to W.A. to undertake an expedition to collect specimens for both state museums, details of funds etc., 6 Apr. 1897, 2 p.
5. To Woodward from Alex Morton about special collecting interests for the expedition in W.A.: ethnological, rocks and minerals; getting him a collection of Tasmanian fauna, 26 Jun. 1897, 2 p.
6. Two letters to Woodward from Alex Morton, giving dates and travel arrangements, and sending 2 cases of specimens from Tasmanian Museum, 23 July, 1 p. and 1 Aug. 1897, 1 p.
7. Two telegraphs to Woodward:  From Alex Morton at Albany, will arrive by train -- From John Tunney at Walebing, going to Mingenew on 20th, 14 Aug. 1897, 2 p.
8. To Woodward, telegraph from Morton to say at Mingenew with Tunney, 1 p.;
 Letter from Alex Morton about trip, 23 Aug. 1897, 1 p.
9. Two telegraphs to Woodward from Alex Morton, from Yalgoo, 26, 28 Aug. 1897, 2 p.
10. Invoice from Strelitz Brothers for equipment sent to Morton, 1 Sept 1897, 1 p.
11. To Woodward from Alex Morton at Mt. Magnet, leaving for Cue and sending bag of specimens by train; about trip and praising Tunney's work, 6 Sep., 3 p.
 - Telegraph from Morton at Cue suggesting they go next to Lawlers, 7 Sep. 1897, 1 p.
12. List of specimens headed A. Morton, Aug. & Sep. 1897, 1 p. - Note from Woodward to say go wherever you think best, 8 Sep. 1897.
13. To Woodward from Morton at Cue, sending specimens; will go next to Peak Hill, then to either Carnarvon or Geraldton; country so far very poor, 17 Sep. 1897, 2 p.
14. List of expenses from A. Morton, 21 Sep. 1897, 1 p.
15. To Woodward from Morton at Nannine, talks about the local Aborigines and makes ethnological comparisons with Tasmanian Aboriginals' tools, 25 Sep. 1897, 2 p.
16. To Woodward from Alex Morton at Moorarrie Stn, Murchison River, about trip, have collected freshwater fish, lizards, native weapons. Few birds as these best collected Dec.-Feb., camels better than horses, 2 Oct. 1897, 2 p.
17. Telegraph to Woodward from Alex Morton at Mt. Magnet, 25 Oct. 1897, 1 p.
18. From Alex Morton back in Hobart, last page of letter, wants spirit tin returned together with few of collected lizards, 1897, 1 p. [no date].
19. To Tunney from Woodward, wants young live Black Cockatoos; thanks for native names; when restored to health go to the Murchison for red kangaroos and on to Lake Darlot. Offer up to 5 pounds a piece for pair of full grown Dugong, also for a cleaned skeleton 10 May 1899, 1 p.

4. To Woodward from N. C. Rothschild cases have arrived at Tring Museum, 28 May 1900, 1 p.
5. To Woodward from N. C. Rothschild, thanking for lice, would like some fleas, 11 May 1900, 2 p.
6. To Woodward from N. Charles Rothschild, thanking for fleas, 6 June 1900 1 p.
7. To Woodward from R. Etheridge, list of specimens requested 27 June 1900, 1 p.
8. To Woodward from R. Etheridge requesting Acrobates pygmaeus Shaw, m. and f., 20 July, 1900, 1 p.
9. To Woodward from N. C. Rothschild, 16 August, 1900, awaiting the Tsarpites Honey Possum, 2 p.
10. To Woodward from F. W. Hulton, Canterbury Museum, Christchurch, New Zealand, sending skins of Kiwi (Apteryx oweni), Kea (Nestor notabilis), Maori hen (Gallirallis australis), in return would like native "chipped flints" andskins of cormorants, 20 August 1900, 2 p.
11. To Woodward from N. C. Rothschild 11 September 1900, thanking for 2 tubes of parasites and a guide to W.A. Museum, 2 p.
12. To Woodward from Alex M. Rodger, Curator of Perthshire Natural History Museum, of items offered from his list of 14 September 1900 and duplicates available, 4 p.
13.  To Woodward from N. Charles Rothschild 2 October 1900 thanking for 4 tubes of parasites, 1 p.
14. To Woodward from N. C. Rothschild 20 October 1900 thanking for tube of parasites, sending birds soon, 1 p.
15. To Woodward from Henry H. Giglioli, H. Instituto Superiori in Firenze, 25 October, 1900, interested in exchanges, lists Aboriginal ethnological specimens, stone weapons, bone and shell implements and ornaments also species desired , 4 p.
16. To Woodward from N. Charles Rothschild notes about bird skins being sent and a request for fleas, 1 November 1900, 1 p.
17. To Woodward from Jas P. Hill  at Sydney University, thanking for ????? for making anatomical (?) samples of Myrmecobius fasciatus 5 November 1900, 2 p.
18. To Woodward from Jas P. Hill at Sydney University, thanking for offer of a Tarsipes, 30 November 1900, 2 p.
19. To Woodward from Walter Rothschild 23 December, 1900, thanking for spirit specimens of parasites from Myrmecobius, Tarsipes, Dromicia and Smithopsis murina from Albany, 2 p.
20. To Woodward from Walter Rothschild 10 December, 1900, thanking for letter about Tunney Expedition's collecting conditions, Mr Thomas waiting for Barrow Island Macropus isabellinus, 3 p.
21. To Woodward from N. Charles Rothschild, 5 November 1900, sending list of bird skins and bills of lading from shippers, 2 p.
22. To Woodward from N. Charles Rothschild, 5 December 1900, thanking for news of specimens sent 1 p.
23. To Woodward from N. Charles Rothschild, 20 December 1900, thanking for sending 2 bottles and 1 tin of specimens of Tarsipes etc., leaving for Egypt for winter, hoping for bats as requested. 2 p.
24. To Woodward from N. Charles Rothschild, 6 January, 1901, Oldfield Thomas of N. Hist. Museum names  one of each of the bats sent, also 3 nice fleas from them, 2 p.
25. To Woodward from Robert Hall, tea trader, Melbourne, 4 January 1901, received eggs of Nycticorax caledonicus, possibly intended for Mr Kearland, to share after offering skins not in the collection, 1 p.
26. To Woodward from N. Campbell of H.M. Customs, Melbourne, 8 January 1901, thanking for eggs of the Night Heron, returning box with eggs of Petrels from Macquarie Island, south of New Zealand: Priofinus cinereus (brown petrel), Halobaena cerulea (Blue petrel), Prion banksi (Banks' Prion) collected 1898 by J. Burton, any news of Malurus pulcherrimus from South-West, 2 p.
27.To Woodward from Robert Hall of 312 Flinders St., Melbourne, 20 February 1901, sent skins of Cisticola ruficeps, Trichoglossus Novae Hollandiae, Eurystomus Australis, no entomologist in W.A. 2 p.
28. To Woodward from G. M. Matthews, of Nicholson Street, Carlton, 28 February, 1901, sending Plelotis  auricormis and Plelotis fusca, others handedinto S.A. Museum, 2 p.
29. To Woodward from F. M. Hutton, Christchurch Museum, 1 March, 1901, unable to get a Kakapo (Strigops parrot) skin sent one from our collection. 2 p.
30. To Woodward from Prof. Auf. Fintoch, Museum Prague, 17 March, 1901, Prof. Karensky visited Perth Museum and suggests you may be willing to exchange, sending list of desiderata, 2 p.
31. To Woodward from Charles Walter de Vis, Queensland Museum, 7 March, 1901, eggs of Nycticorax caledonica received, sending large Quail (Turnix melanogaster), 1 p.
32. List of specimens of Mammals and sponges sent to Curator, Australian Museum by J. M. Solomon, Beaconsfield, Fremantle, 27 March, 1901, 1 p.
33. To curator from Charles Walter de Vis, Queensland Museum, 11 April, 1901, description of Turnix melanogaster sent, 1 p.
34. To Woodward from Edward Gerrard, 61 College Place, Camden Town, London, 6 April, 1901, statement of account, details of taxidermy available, 2 p.
35. To Woodward from Henry H. Giglioli, R. Instituto Superiori in Firenze, 25 June, 1901, about a shipment of specimens sent March 18th from Fremantle but not received in Genoa, check location of case, 3 p.
36. To Woodward from H. Charles Rothschild sending bats specimens Nyctophilus timorensis and Vespertilio pumilis, 24 June, 1901, 1 p.
37. To Woodward from Thomas F. Moore in Melbourne, 7 June, 1901, asking about specimens of mammals, birds and reptiles to be mounted for his work experience, 2 p.
38. To Woodward from Prof. Dr. A. Fintsch, Prague, 9 June, 1901,  received exchange skeletons, sending samples of glass, pottery, arrange exchanges, 1 p.
39. To Woodward from V. Fric, Director Prague Museum, 9 July, 1901, sending box of skeletons, 2 p.
40. To Curator from A. Zietz, acting director of S. A. Museum, 25 July, 1901, sending 1 Cinclorhamphus skin, will send a pair in September or later, would like to receive W. A. species in exchange for S. A., 2 p.
41. To Woodward from H. Charles Rothschild, 17 September, 1901, thanking for parasites 1 p.
42. To Director from T. Aiba, Japanese Consulate, Sydney, 19 September, 1901, in receipt of offer of W.A. specimens in exchange for Japanese manufactures, forewarding letter to Consul for Japan, 1 p.
43. To Woodward from H. Giglioli, R. Instituto Superiori in Firenze, 21 September, 1901, called to Rome, fell ill, until end of August, received case, contents good order, please send a map, details of requests, 3 p.
44. To Curator from R. Etheridge, Sydney Museum, 2 October, 1901, Note of specimen Dromaeus novaehollandiae, from Buckunguy Stn., Macquarie R., N.S.W., 1 p.
45. To Woodward from Archibald Sanderson, Lesmurdie, 24 October, 1901, thanking for catalogue, collecting names of local insects and reptiles for settlers, will call to arrange exchanges, 1 p.
46. To Woodward from Consul for Japan, 30 October, 1901, via M. Aiba, re specimens for museum, 1 p.
47. To Woodward from Ian P. Hill, University of Sydney, 14 November 1901, sending m. & f. skins of Wasqurus riverrinus + 2 skulls, 1 p.
48. To Woodward from Edward Charles Stirling, Museum South Australia, 10 December, 1901, met Dr. Woodward at British Museum, offering exchanges, Callabonna fossils, letter to Dr. Nishikawa visiting W.A., 4 p.
49. To Woodward from H. Giglioli, R. Instituto Superiori in Firenze, 26 December, 1901, discussing problems of acquisitions and future possible exchanges, 4 p.
50. To Woodward from Frederick Wollaston Hutton, Museum Christchurch, 23 January, 1902, waiting for ethnographical specimens  1 p.
51. To Woodward from Mobius, Director of Zoological Museum, Berlin, 14 February, 1902, sending packed specimens requested, 1 p.
52. To Woodward from H. Giglioli, R. Instituto Superiori in Firenze, 4 April, 1902, friend of Walter Rothschild, lists Greek & Roman items being sent, asking for Aboriginal tools, thanks for maps etc. 3 p.
53. From R. Etheridge, Australian Museum, listing duplicates for exchange,1 May, 1902, 13 p. 
54. To Woodward from  Joseph Henry Maiden, Botanic Gardens, Sydney, 29 May, 1902, thanking for photos of Nuytsia floribunda Christmas tree, grateful for any specimens also Macrozamias, Xanthorrhoeas and Cephalotis follicularis, 1 p.
55. To Woodward from Alexander William Milligan, 10 June, 1902, A. J. Campbell's son would like to exchange bird skins of Megalurus gramineus, list of exchanges, 2 p.
56. To Woodward from Archibald George Campbell, Armadale, 20 June, 1902, sending box of duplicates for exchange, list of other duplicates possible, 2 p.
57. To Woodward from Archibald George Campbell, Armadale, 5 August, 1902, sending list of WA birds wanted, will collect Megalurus galactotes and Origma rubricata, included Megalurus gramineus, 1 p.
58. To Woodward from H. Charles Rothschild, on his return, thanks for parcels, will take bat to B. M. for Thomas to name, fine parisitic crustacean, gave your name to G.H.F. Nuttall for help with his research on the bloods of various animals and birds, 1 p.
59. To Woodward from Enrico H. Giglioli, R. Instituto Superiori in Firenze,8 August, 1902, list of rare and valuable specimens, in 3 Cases, sent in exchange for specimens received from W.A.M. 6 p.
60. To Woodward from Enrico H. Giglioli, R. Instituto Superiori i Firenze, 8 August, 1902, 3 big cases have left, details of journey and transport, packing, 2 p.
61. To Woodward from H. Charles Rothschild,5 July, 1902, letter from B.M. naming the Fish Parasite, and bat called Chalinolobus gouldii, 1 p.
62. To the Director from Samuel Percy Seymour, Te Oneroa, New Zealand, 17 September, 1902, listing and offering egg exchanges , 4 p.
63. To Woodward from H. Charles Rothschild, 11 October, 1902, thanking for some parasites from a brown snake (D. superciliosa), 1 p.
64. To Woodward from Archibald George Campbell, Armadale, 27 October, 1902, received package of skins, Psephotus chrysopterius wrongly identified, really multicolor, will return it, mark off any others you would like, going on trip to King Island, 2 p.
65. To Dr. Ride, list of some of the contents of cases received from Florence and their location, 3 p.





                                                                                                                                                                                  

From John Tunney at Saladin, would return to the island off Carnarvon.

3. Letter to Museum Curator: 20 Nov. 1895, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Albany, offered his service to collect birds at 3 pounds a week.

4.  Letter to Museum Curator: 3 Jan. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Gillinjara, sending an account of expenses and requested a few more pounds to get a horse and cart.

5. Letter to Woodward: 10 Jan. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Watheroo, trying to get emus and turkeys, heard from the natives about plenty of cockatoo there.

6. Letter to Woodward: 14 Jan. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Mingenew, stayed at Carnamah one night, would stay a week at Mingenew, go to the Irwin and send more birds.

7. Letter to Woodward: 18 Jan. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Mingenew, acknowledging of letter and cheque received on the 15th, going to the Irwin.

8. Letter to Woodward: 27 Jan. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at the Irwin, forwarding 17 birds by train.

9. Letter to Woodward: 29 Jan. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at the Irwin, sending 2 small birds known as doves for Lipfert to skin.

10. Letter to Woodward: 1 Feb. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Dongara, acknowledging a cheque received, going to send the receipt and account of traveling expenses for last month.

11. 8 Feb. 1896, 1 p.
Letter to Woodward: From John Tunney at Mullewa, hunted for emus with no success, going to Northampton.

2. Letter to Woodward:  14 Feb. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Northampton, going to Shark Bay.

13. Letter to Woodward: 19 Feb. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Geraldton, forwarding a small box of birds by train, going up to Greenough River with Brown R.M.

14. Letter to Woodward: 5 Mar. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Geraldton, was out with the R.M and McPherson, sending a statement of expenses for last month.

15. Letter to Woodward: 7 Mar. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Carnarvon, was forced to come to Carnarvon as the vessel could not get to Shark Bay, would be at Albany for 10 days.

16. Letter to Woodward: 10 Mar. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Carnarvon, returning to Shark Bay, going to come back later and get some wallabies.

17. Letter to Woodward: 26 Mar. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Carnarvon, acknowledging cheque received, sending a box of specimens by S.S. Australind consisting of 5 wallabies, 11 birds, a box of butterflies and insects, going to Shark Bay by the Australind,

18. Letter to Woodward: 31 Mar. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Fresh Water Camp, Shark Bay, met Brockman an Inspector who offered to take him to where shells and corals were to be got, going to send a statement of expenses for this month.

19. Letter to Woodward: 20Apr. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Shark Bay, acknowledging cheque for 12 pounds received, going to send down a small box of birds, a box of coral and shells and a few specimens in spirits, sending 2 pelican eggs, a few shags and 2 gulls eggs.

20. Letter to Woodward: 28 Apr. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Carnarvon, going to Broome by Saladin and to the Mission, going to send specimens by Albany.

21. Letter to Woodward: 15 May 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Broome, forwarding a box of specimens by the S.S. Australind, met Father Abbott from the Mission who suggested he to go to Derby for a great variety of birds.

22. Letter to Woodward: 23 May 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Broome, acknowledging a cheque and memo received, trying to get the natives to get crabs and lobsters.

23. Letter to Museum Curator: 15 Jun. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Broome, sending 66 birds, 5 kangaroos and a dingo.

24. Letter to Lipfert, Museum Perth: 15 Jun. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Broome, sending 5 kangaroos, a boodey and a dingo.

25. Letter to Lipfert: 1 Jul. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Broome, sending a large bird and a native companion, 31 other birds, a kangaroo, a few lizards and a long-tailed rat, would go to Derby, met Doctor Alferie who sold his specimens to the Museum.

26. Letter to Woodward: 2 Jul. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Broome, forwarding 2 boxes of specimens by S.S. Sultan, 31 small birds and a native companion, going to Derby, to Yeeda Station with the wool teams, not come across aboriginal skulls yet.

27. Letter to Museum Curator:17 Jul. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Broome, sending a box of specimen, 2 boodies and a native companion by S.S. Albany, trying to get some pelicans, white cranes and white ibis.

28. Letter to Woodward: 8 Aug. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Derby, forwarding receipt of salary and expenses, going to Fitzroy.

29. Letter to Museum Curator: 14 Aug. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Derby, made enquiries about Pigmy Geese and Bower Birds, needed to have a cart and horse.

30. Letter to Woodward: 17 Aug. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Derby, forwarding a box of specimen by S.S. Kirklands,

31. Letter to Museum Curator: 28 Aug. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Derby, sending receipt of money, sending 3 spur-tailed wallabies, snake skins, snake eggs, and statement of expenses of August,  

32. Letter to Woodward: 8 Sep. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Yeeda Station, camped at Fitzroy River, met Rose the manager of the station, found an aboriginal skull.

33. Letter to Museum Curator: 2 Oct. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Derby, would send a Jabiru, turkey and small crocodile.

34. Letter to Woodward: 10 Oct. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Fitzroy River, at McLarty's station, was advised that during wet season the country was usually all flooded, going to Lennard, turkeys were plentiful and very fat.

35. Letter to Museum Curator: 11 Nov. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Derby, would send aboriginal skeleton and pack it according to Lipfert's directions, sending specimens to go by S.S. Sultan.

36. Letter to Woodward: 1 Dec. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Fitzroy River, lost his horses, would get South end of December.

37. Letter to Woodward: 6 Dec. 1896, 1 p.
From John Tunney at Yeeda Station, found his horses, collecting wallabies companions and pelicans.