30. To Director, Zoological Gardens Perth [E. Le Souef], from Bradshaw of Tambellup, about a trip made through Stirling Ranges and observations of wildlife, 23 Nov. 1919, 3 p.
31. Reply to Bradshaw from Director thanking for letter, suggests natural history books he could use for identifying wildlife, 1 Dec. 1919, 1 p.
32. To Director, Zool. Gardens Perth, from Bradshaw, inviting a naturalist to come for 3 weeks, stay at his property & explore Stirling Range with him, 7 Dec. 1919, 2 p.
33. To Bradshaw from Director thanking him for invitation, will discuss it with Alexander, the govt. botanist D.A. Herbert unfortunately away, 16 Dec. 1919, 1 p.
34. To Bradshaw from Alexander, he would be interested in trip, but not available until spring, suggests trying to get together several naturalists to go; refers to 1902 trip to Stirling Ranges, written up in "Emu" of 1903, 13 Feb. 1920, 2 p.
35. From Bradshaw to Alexander, discusses logistics, especially if larger party to go, and different locations possible in spring, mentions Qualup Bell flower sent, wants account of birds seen by Milligan in 1902, 22 Feb. 1920, 3 p.
36. To Bradshaw from Alexander, going on 6 months leave, should be back in September, suggests copy of "Emu" article could be obtained from D. Le Souef, Australasian Ornithologists Union, Zoological Gardens, Melbourne, also more recent papers by Whitlock, 2 Mar. 1920, 2 p.
37. To Alexander from Bradshaw mentioning friend John Tunney and his work and discussing remote nesting places unlikely to have been visited by Milligan or Whitlock, says Tunney will no longer collect in the field as subject to attacks of malaria, discusses planning of expedition, 25 Jul. 1920, 4 p.
38. To Bradshaw from Battye, informing him of Alexander's resignation, leaves only Glauert in charge so not possible this year for a museum scientist to go with him on an excursion to the Stirling Range (neither time nor money), would welcome any specimens he might collect and send to the museum, 29 Jul. 1920, 2 p.
39. From Bradshaw to Museum, offering to pay expenses for a suitable scientist, and, having been advised by Tunney, would send all finds to the Museum, 4 Aug. 1920, 2 p.
40. To Bradshaw from Battye thanking him, says Glauert the most suitable man and he will refer the matter to President of the Trustees and see if possible, asks for details of times & places, 10 Aug. 1920, 2 p.
41. To Battye from Bradshaw, gives times & places & will provide 2 vehicles for the expedition, 13 Aug. 1920, 1 p.
42. To Bradshaw from Battye, Trustees willing to send Lipfert, Museum's taxidermist, who has great knowledge of WA birds and is experienced collector and bushman, and will pay his train fare, he will bring complete collector's outfit, but Bradshaw asked to supply camping gear; suggested Mr Herbert might also go at Govt. expense, 15 Sep. 1920, 3 p.
43. To Battye from Bradshaw, he hasn't yet heard whether anyone is available, but wishes to start from Tambellup by 1st Oct. and be away for 2 months, has reference books, 15 Sep. 1920, 2 p.
44. To Battye from Bradshaw, happy to have Lipfert, provides a self description, will try to meet train, gives details of gear needed (rope ladder) & refers to past collectors' records; does not think Mr Herbert can be included on this trip, 17 Sep. 1920, 2 p.
45. To Bradshaw from Battye, Lipfert arriving by train on 29th, bringing equipment for preserving specimens, Museum very grateful for his help, 23 Sep. 1920, 1 p.
46. To Bradshaw from Battye, introducing Lipfert & his gear, please list any expenses and send to museum for reimbursement, 29 Sep. 1920, 1 p.
47. To Bradshaw from Battye, forwarding the Trustees' sincere thanks for his work for the Museum with Lipfert & for the new specimens, 10 Jan. 1921, 1 p.
48. To Editor of Sunday Times, Perth, from Battye, about expeditions to the Stirling Ranges (1902, 1910, 1918, 1920), gives an account of Bradshaw's and Lipfert's 1920 expedition and findings, 18 Jan. 1921, 3 p.
49. To Bradshaw from Battye, sending copies of photographs taken on the trip by Lipfert, although some plates were damaged, 25 Jan. 1921, 1 p.
50. To Battye from Bradshaw, thanking him for the letter acknowledging Trustees' thanks, also for photos, thinks one nest & eggs mistakenly described; wants name of yellow flowering bush; suggests complete protection for the few black-cheeked falcons at Mt. Talyuberlup; beautiful spring wildflowers in Stirling Range National Park; intends another expedition this year or next, encloses a newspaper cutting about visit by govt. officers to Stirling Range National Park, near Kendenup, 14 Feb. 1921, 4 p. + clipping.
51. To Bradshaw from Battye, Lipfert will check photo wrongly described; name of bush Acacia decipiens; write to F. Aldrich about protecting the black-cheeked falcons under Game Act, 7 Mar. 1921, 1 p.

21 Jan. 1929, 1 p.
3. Letter requesting address of a manufacturer of butterfly setting boards and cases.

2nd Feb. 1929, 1 p.
4. From Glauert recommending Cherry and Sons, Gisborne, Victoria.

1905-1909, 1 p.
5. List from Novitates Zoologicae, Index of birds, insects and mammals, including those collected by J.T. Tunney.

21 Jan 1934, 1 p.
6. To Glauert asking for a reference from Australian Avian Record; describes a trip to Busselton and Bunbury and finding the Brown Songlark abundant.

24th Jan. 1934, 1 p.
7. From Glauert, looked up reference in Australian Avian Record on Porphyrio; Museum has specimens of Brown Songlark from Esperance, collected by Tunney, and Torbay, collected by Whitlock.

30 Jan. 1934, 1 p.
8. To Glauert, sending parcel of skins, most from S.A. Museum, some local; has photo of Crested Penguin found Naturaliste; has slides of nesting Banded Stilt at Lake Callabonna, can loan, also some  other bird slides.

9th Feb. 1934, 1 p.
9. From Glauert thanking for specimens and offer of slides.

14 Feb. 1934, 1 p.
10. To Glauert recommending Stan White of Busselton for a job at the Museum.

4 Jun. 1934, 1 p.
11. To Glauert with a specimen of a water-rat to be identified.

30 Jul. 1934, 1 p.
12. To Glauert asking for details of W.A. Bristle birds (Dasyornis longirostris) held in Museum collection; mentions a Porphyrio with green feet found S.A.; Grey-headed Albatross came ashore on SW coast.

Undated, 1 p.
13. Note from Glauert on Dasyornis longirostris, and broadbenti.

4 Aug. 1934, 1 p.
14. From Glauert on Dasyornis longirostris and broadbenti; have 2 mounted specimens of  Grey-headed Albatross.

17 Feb. 1935, 1 p.
15. To Glauert asking for Glauert's references to be corrected for inclusion in a Bibliography of Ornithology of W.A.

6 Mar. 1935, 1 p.
16. From Glauert to say references for Bibliography all correct.

20 May 1935, 1 p.
17. To Glauert asking for vernacular names of some birds.

15 Aug. 1935, 1 p.
18. To Glauert, has skin of a Thick-billed penguin, Eudyptula pachyrhynchus and wants to inspect Museum skins to see if the same.

19 Aug. 1935, 1 p.
19. From Glauert about thick-billed penguin skin.

21 Aug. 1935, 1 p.
20. To Glauert, will bring his skin to Perth.

1 Mar. 1936, 4 p.
21. To Glauert, discussion about bans and confiscation of egg collections in Eastern states, J. McGilp, Adelaide egg collector, suggests R.A.O.U. should ask govt. for permits for accredited persons; Whittell plans to eventually deposit his egg collection in WA Museum.

17 Apr. 1936, 1 p.
22. From Glauert, collectors in W.A. can get permits from Fisheries Dept. to collect eggs and specimens; Manjimup has Red-capped Robins and banded Wrens and Mr Margereson has them tame in his garden.

19 Feb. 1937, 1 p.
23. To Glauert about finds of birds in Bunbury, both killed after striking buildings and made into skins by Whitlock.

12 Apr. 1937, 1 p.
24. To Glauert about forthcoming visit to Perth.

16 Apr. 1937, 1 p.
25. From Glauert, pleased to hear Whittell coming to spend a few days at Museum.

7 Jun. 1937, 1 p.
26. From Whittell about Perch and trout taken from local dam.

27 Jul. 1937, 1 p.
27. To Glauert asking for copy of notes on the Great-winged Petrel, Pterodroma macroptera, from Ogilvie-Grant's paper on Shortridge's collections  as planning trip to Albany and hopes Shortridge wrote something interesting on this species.

29 Jul. 1937, 1 p.
28. From Glauert, enclosing extract asked for; has written about the White Giant Petrel from Busselton for The Emu.

10 Aug. 1937, 1 p.
29. To Glauert about breeding of Great-Winged Petrel in King George Sound; requests loan of vols. for his Bibliography work, comments on R.A.O.U. and state legislation.

19 Aug. 1937, 1 p.
30. To Glauert, thinks Lipfert's collections from the Canning Stock Route should be written up for The Emu, asks to borrow Lipfert's diary.

24 Nov. 1937, 1 p.
31. To Glauert asking about volumes of the Bull. B.O.C.

30 Nov. 1937, 1 p.
32. From Glauert listing held vols. of Bulletins of British Ornithologists' Club.

6 Dec. 1937, 1 p.
33. To Glauert, wanting to borrow vols. of the B.O.C., will pay all postal fees.

16 Dec. 1937, 1 p.
34. From Glauert, sending requested vols.

20 Jan. 1938, 1 p.
35. To Glauert about return of B.O.C. vols.; collected specimens of stilts, waders in Busselton.

3 Feb. 1838, 1 p.
36. To Glauert, sending dried specimen of a Phascogale, wants its scientific name; local paper has started a natural history column.

9 Feb. 1938, 1 p.
37. From Glauert, returning Phascogale, a Wambenger (P. penicillata).

15 Aug. 1938, 1 p.
38. To Battye asking for historical information about John Gould and Johnstone Drummond.

18 Aug. 1938, 1 p.
39. From Battye suggesting inquiries to Commissioner of Police if Drummond was in Police Force.

18 Apr. 1941, 1 p.
88. From Glauert, Gilbert paper not yet seen, C.E.Bryant's criticism of W.A.'s bird exports.

20 Apr. 1941. 2 p.
89. To Glauert, apologies for not sending Gilbert paper; comments on Bryant's report of many W.A. birds exported e.g. finches, suggests checks by Chief Inspector of Game on sea, rail and air exports.

28 Apr. 1941, 1 p.
90. From Glauert, thanks for typescript on Gilbert.

1 May 1941, 1 p.
91. To Library thanking for loans and paying postage.

11 May 1941, 1 p.
92. To Library about international loans from Smithsonian Institution.

11 May 1941, 1 p.
93. To Glauert, wants Mathews' paper on birds from Canning Stock Route; asks for copy of Glauert's paper "Ocean birds of Perth beaches".

13 May 1941, 1 p.
94. From Glauert re Mathews' paper to the Royal Society; Glauert's paper on Ocean birds postponed due to family bereavement, will send a copy.

16 May 1941, 1 p.
95. To Glauert about female Noisy Scrub Bird skins and field-notes on the species by W. Webb; notes on Brown Hawk skins in Museum; Hindwood's map on Double-banded Dotterel distribution and doubts about Whitlock's identification, all W.A. records suspect.

26 Jun. 1941, 1 p.
96. To Glauert, please return Gilbert ms. for more work.

27 Jun, 1941, 1 p.
97. From Glauert, not yet finished work on Gilbert paper; have Double banded Dotterel from Pt. Malcolm in collection.

10 Jul. 1941, 1 p.
98. From Glauert, Pitt Morison back at work after illness; returning and makes comments on Gilbert paper and paper on Brown Hawk; a Scott River on South Coast near Flinders Bay.

12 Jul. 1941, 1 p.
99. To Glauert thanks for return of Gilbert and Brown Hawk papers and comments made. At Bunbury collected 1 P. mollis, 2 Giant Petrels, 1 Cape Petrel, 1 Heteroprion belcheri, 2 Pseudoprion tuntuncrassisostris, 2 Heteroprion desolata alexanderi, 1 P. vittata missa.

16 Jul. 1941, 1 p.
100. To Battye for loan of Annals of Natural History.

27 Jul, 1941, 1 p.
101. To Glauert to borrow specimens of Pterodroma mollis; has photos of skins of Clamosa held in Philadelphia, did Perth Museum ever have one?

3 Aug. 1941, 1 p.
102. To Glauert, now has 2 skins of Pterodroma mollis, wants to borrow those held in Museum to compare.

3 Aug. 1941, 1 p.
103. To Battye returning loans, wants more.

6 Aug. 1941, 1 p.
104. From Battye, books received, more being sent.

6 Aug. 1941, 1 p.
105. From Glauert sending specimens of Pt. mollis, no clamosa.

8 Aug. 1941, 2 p.
106. From Glauert sending references on meetings of the B.O.U. Nomenclature Committee, also news of 2 Cape Petrels received.

13 Aug. 1941, 1 p.
107. To Glauert, skins received; found on beach at Busselton 2 Prions, 2 Cape Petrels, 1 Giant Petrel, and 1 he thinks Procellaria cinerea; wants info. on Gould and Rivoli collections, latter contained specimen of noisy scrub-bird.

14 Aug. 1941, 1 p.
108. From R.A. Falla of Canterbury Museum, N.Z. about Giant Petrel.

26 Aug. 1941, 2 p.
109. To Glauert returning Pt. mollis; comments on Mayr's new book listing New Guinea etc. birds and his different views on Australian species and names.

28 Aug. 1941, 1 p.
110. From Glauert, thanking for return of skins; hasn't yet seen Mayr's book.

18 Sep. 1941, 1 p.
111. To Glauert, wants info. about Charadrius mongolus collected by Lawson Whitlock; Mathews may be coming over.

22 Sep. 1941, 1 p.
112. From Glauert, no such specimen in collection; a visit by Mathews would be good.

20 Oct. 1941, 1 p.113.
To Library, pamplets sent from Smithsonian haven't arrived direct, please check there.

21 Oct. 1941, 1 p.
114. To Glauert, thanks for info. re Ch. mongolus; sending a spare copy of Am. Mus. Novitates.

22 Oct. 1941, 1 p.
115. From Battye, pamphlets not received, but will send if they come.

29 Oct. 1941, 1 p.
116. To Glauert, enjoyed reading 1st part of Gilbert paper in Oct. Emu; why are Cape Petrels so common this winter and Prions scarce?

6 Nov. 1941, 1 p.
117. To Glauert thanks for classification of snake killed by his son; getting a Grey-faced Petrel in Mukinbudin surprising; Serventy saw many Cape Petrels in east, perhaps due to increase in plankton; please send me a photo of yourself for my book.

13 Nov. 1941, 1 p.
118. From Glauert, Grey-faced Petrel presents a problem; will write to Serventy about Cape Petrel; sending photograph.

19 Nov. 1941, 1 p.
119. To Glauert praising Museum's skin collection; received 2 further Gould letters sent to Gilbert; located a noisy scrub-bird specimen in Cambridge U.S.A., another in Rivoli collection at Philadelphia, obtained by early French collectors?

26 Nov. 1941, 1 p.
120. From Glauert, would like to see anything on W.A. marsupials in Gould letters; suggests noisy scrub-bird collected by Preiss; thanks for notes on Krefft.

4 Dec. 1941, 1 p.
121. From Glauert, Salicaria mentioned in Fletcher Moore's vocab. as Gurji Gurji, a reed warbler.

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.

2 Feb. 1943, 1 p.
151. From Glauert re Mack's remarks on bills of Acanthizas not well worded; nothing to add to Serventy's note on Giant Petrel.

5 Feb. 1943, 1 p.
152. From Glauert on Sea Osprey nest at Cape Mentelle.

7 Feb. 1943, 2 p.
153. To Glauert on bill of Acanthizas; Buller, staying with Whittell, collecting and looking at specimens; Caves Reserves as fauna sanctuaries; Serventy collection to be housed at Museum and Whittell will add skins; thanks for note on haematogaster; sending skins for Museum (porphyrio, crow, hawks).

26 Feb. 1943, 1 p.
154. From Govt. Geologist, Bulletin 39 describing Talbot's observations on Canning Stock Route out of print and not available for distribution.

2 Mar. 1943, 2 p.
155. To Glauert, journal loan wanted as working on the birds of the Canning Stock Route. Whitlock collected at Wiluna, then Lipfert and now Wilson and Buller, dealing mainly with the last trip; wants copies of old Proclamations; Whitley and Serventy coming.

5 Mar. 1943, 1 p.
156. From Glauert, Bulletin 39 available from Public library; Buller delivered skins & agreed that the bill of Yellow-rumped species of Acanthizas does develop the notch.

6 Mar. 1943, 1 p.
157. To Library asking for loans of journals,

11 Mar. 1943, 1 p.
158. From Battye sending Sydney Magazine of Science & Art.

19 Mar. 1943, 1 p.
159. To Glauert about correspondence with Mathews and different names of Haematogaster.

5 Apr. 1943, 1 p.
160. To Battye returning volumes + 1 donation.

18 Apr. 1943, 3 p.
161. To Glauert re Campbell's paper in Emu on Faunal Regions, W. thinks Region 7 too large, includes the Passeres (Scrub-bird, Bristle-bird, White-breasted Robin, Red-eared Firetail, Red-winged wren and the King Parrot) + others. Wants to discuss deed of gift of his ornithological library to the Museum, wants Museum to have separate library from Public library; his collection of manuscripts to be left to D.L. Serventy as his library executor.

22 Apr. 1943, 1 p.
162. From Glauert discussion on Campbell's Faunal Regions; enclosing copies of wanted Proclamations.

26 Apr. 1943, 1 p
163. To Glauert, thanks for Proclamations, and remarks on Regions.

17 Jun.1943, 1 p.
164. To Library requesting loan of issues of Zoologist.

26 Jun. 1943, 3 p.
165. To Glauert requesting references and dates re original description of Petrogale xanthopus (encloses 2 p. notes on kangaroo tribe by Gerard Krefft), after any reference to Strange (collector).

30 Jun, 1943, 1 p.
166. From Glauert sending references requested re wallaby and also Strange, has no idea where Krefft's notes were published; Serventy has returned to Perth and is great help to him.

5 Jul. 1943, 1 p.
167. To Glauert thanking for refs. & notes re Strange, still a mystery over the description of wallaby.

19 Jul. 1943, 1 p.
168. To Library returning Zoologist & requesting more vols.

26 Jul. 1943, 1 p.
169. To Glauert returning book & requesting more loans.

28 Jul. 1943, 1 p.
170. From Glauert sending 2 books as requested.

3 Aug. 1943, 1 p.
171. To Library returning Zoologist & requesting more vols.

5 Aug. 1943, 1 p.
172. To Library returning journals & requesting other loans.

20 Oct. 1943, 1 p.
173. To Library requesting loan of journals.

7 Nov. 1943, 1 p.
174. To Glauert requesting biographical notes on collectors W.D. Campbell and C.G. Gibson.

18 Nov. 1943, 1 p.
175. From Glauert: Campbell & Gibson were both officers of the Geological Survey, retired, later died, Whitlock may know more about Campbell; wants notes on Preiss returned.

19 Nov. 1943, 1 p.
176. To Glauert to say he didn't take away Glauert's notes on Preiss's movements in WA; Preiss collected type specimen of the toad Myobatrachus paradoxus Schlegel.

22 Nov., 1943, 1 p.
177. To Library requesting journal loan,

1 Dec. 1943, 1 p.
178. From Glauert, will look for the note on Preiss in case he mislaid it.

16 Dec. 1943, 1 p.
179. To Library returning loans.

26 Dec. 1943, 1 p.
180. To Library requesting loans.