2. Note to Woodward from Broadhurst, McNeil & Co. thanking him for his letter of 4th April and enclosing a draft [not kept] of what they would like printed next to the relics, 7th Apr. 1898, 1 p.
3. Letter to Bernard Woodward from F.C. Broadhurst thanking him for his note about now having a room and cases available for the proper display of the relics and suggesting he accompany the display with some publications to lend additional interest, 26th Oct. 1898, 2 p.
4. Letter to Woodward from Van Eeden of the Kolonial Museum, Haarlem saying cannot comply with request to exchange Dutch pottery from the Zeewyk as not their policy. Thanked him for sending a copy of the WA Museum Guide, 17th Aug. 1900, 1 p.
5. Letter to Woodward from Van Eeden saying the Nederlandsch Museum voor Geschiedenis en Kunst (Netherlands Museum for History and Art), formerly in The Hague, did not want any relics from the Zeewyk as not very interesting historically, 10th Nov. 1900, 1 p.
6. Acknowledgement of a donation to the Museum by the Commissioner of Police of a gin bottle from the Zeewyk, an ancient pistol, 3 kylies and a shield listed by A. Evenson, 11th Dec. 1900, 2 p.
7. Letter to Woodward from Thomas T. Reed of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia (S.A branch) requesting a relic from the Zeewyk, 13th Mar. 1913, 1 p.
8. Reply to Thomas T. Reed from Woodward saying he is awaiting the return of some relics lent to an exhibition in Melbourne and then will reply to his request, 12th Apr. 1913, 1 p.
9. Reply to Thomas T. Reed from Woodward saying sending 4 fragments of relics from the Zeewyk, 24th Apr. 1913, 1 p.
10. Reply from Thomas T. Reed thanking Woodward for the relics and asking him to accept in return a book on the early banking history of Australia, 2nd May 1913, 1 p.