Richmond river historical society

Bundjalung reader: Baryulgil dialect, 1. Lismore, NRCAE, 1977.

1. Aboriginals – Language. 2. Bundjalung Language. #2002.430 (2187)

Note: may be duplicate Acc. no. See KXC/NUNA/M. [431?]
SHARPE, Margaret C., Dr. KZB/SHAR

Bundjalung reader: Lismore-Coraki dialect, 1. Lismore, NRCAE, 1977.

1. Aboriginals – Language. 2. Bundjalung Language. #2002.428 (2188)
SHARPE, Margaret C., Dr., et.al. KZB/SHAR

An Introduction to the Bundjalung language and its dialects, by Margaret Sharpe, and others: [a project for the graduate diploma]. Armidale, Armidale College of Advanced Education, 1985.

1.Yugambeh Language. 2.Bundjalung Nation – Languages. 3.Aboriginals – Languages. I. Oakes, Marjorie, jt. author. II. Crowley, Terry, jt. author. III. Fraser-Knowles, Jill, jt. author. #1986.5167 (762)
SHARPE, Margaret C., Dr., et.al. KZB/YUGA/S

An Introduction to the Yugambeh-Bundjalung language and its dialects, by Margaret C. Sharpe, and others. Rev. ed. Armidale, University of New England, 1996. ISBN 0-646-27574-7.

Revised edition of An Introduction to the Bundjalung language and its dialects.

1.Yugambeh Language. 2.Bundjalung Nation – Languages. 3.Aboriginals – Languages. I. Oakes, Marjorie, jt. author. II. Crowley, Terry, jt. author. III. Fraser-Knowles, Jill, jt. author. #1999.006 (1430)

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Literature [L]

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The QUEEN’S book of the Red Cross, 820.912/RED LE/REDC

With a message from Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth. London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1939.

1.English Literature – Collections. 2.Red Cross International. #1995.59f (1105)

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English Fiction [LE.3]

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UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY. School of History LEA/MANU

Style manual. Sydney, Local History Co-ordination Project, 1987.

1.Local History Writing – Manuals. 2.Local History – Study and Teaching – Manuals. #2002.501 (1274)

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Australian Poetry [LEA.1]

BLACK, M. A.821.3/BLA LEA.1/BLAC

Out on a limb: poems-limericks. Wollongong, the author, c.2000.

1.Australian Poetry. #2000.088.44 (1746)

Verses. Goolmangar, the author, 1989. Typewritten.

Photocopy only.

1. Richmond River District – Poetry. #1992.45 (428)

North Coast verses (grave and gay), by S.F. Cashmore. Upper Macleay, the author, 1926. (2 copies)

Newspaper clippings of a verse by McKinnon and by Altherfen pasted into one copy of this collection.

1.North Coast District – History. 2. Poetry – North Coast Region. 3. Pioneers – North Coast Region. I. McKinnon. II. Altherfen. #1955.714; #1957.2082d (991)

The Wreck of the Rockhampton Mail, and other verses. Published by the author, c.1987.

1. Richmond River District – Poetry. 2.Disputed Plains - Poetry. #1987.44 (1108)
GILL, Ruby LEA.1/GILL

Princess Verdure: a poetic phantasy and other verses. Sydney, Building Publishing Co., c.1930. (2 copies)

1.Richmond River District – Poetry. 2.Barnes (Dyraaba Station). 3.Aboriginals – Legends. 3.Aboriginals – Richmond River District. #2002.502 (1109)
HART, Marie LEA.1/HART

Reflections

Ballina?, the author, c2004. 32p, ill., 21cm.

1. Richmond River District – Poetry. 2. Ballina – Poetry. I Hart, Marie #2007.22.7

Late afternoon: [poems]. Lismore, Caroona Rest Home, 1988.

4^th collection of poetry.

1. Richmond River District – Poetry. #2002.503 (1110)

Reflections in poetry. Lismore, the author, 1986.

1.Kent Family History. 2.Poetry – Richmond River District. #1986.5178 (541)
HUNT, Gladys A.821.2/HUN/2 LEA.1/HUNT

Remembrance. Lismore, the author, 1988.

1.Hunt Family History. 2.Poetry – Richmond River District. #1988.12 (540)
MEYNELL, Florence Elizabeth LEA.1/MEYN

Poems on the Great War, 1914-1918. Lismore Northern Star, c.1919.

Photocopy only.

1. War poems, 1914-1918. 2. Poets – Richmond River District. #1956.289.1 (2377)

Like a bird on the wing. Illus. by Lee Blacker. Casino, Ron Howard, 1986. ISBN 0-9591685-1-6

1. Richmond River District – Poetry. 2. Australian Poetry. I. Blacker, Lee, illus. #2002.165.1 (1979)
SNOW, Stella M. LEA.1/SNOW

Fireside poems, by Stella Snow [i.e. Mrs Stella M. Campbell, nee Snow, and previously Partridge]. Lismore, Northern Star, 1930.

1. Richmond River District – Poetry. 2. Bangalow – Poetry. [References: I. Campbell, Stella M.; II. Partridge, Stella M.] #2002.504 (1106)

My days’ circle: poems, by J. Timms, Q. Young, and N. Balzer. Illustrated by Lal McEwen. Springwood, Butterfly Books, 1994. ISBN 0-947333-76-2.

1.Australian Poetry – Collections. 2. Richmond River District – Poetry. I. Young, Quendryth, jt. author. II. Balzer, Norma. III. McEwen, Lal, illus. #1995.89 (215)
HALL, Glenleigh (Glen), d.1984, comp. LEA.1/RICH/H(a)-(b)

Rhymes from the rivers, being verse from the North-East corner of New South Wales. Lismore, the author, 1976. ISBN 0-9598257-2-x. (2 copies)

1. Richmond River District – Poetry. - Collections. #1977.4485; #2007.22.17 (1107)
JOHNSTON, A., comp. A.821.308/JOH LEA.1/RICH/J

The Greater love: dedicated to the nurses who fell in the Great War: [collection of poems]. Sydney, Red Cross, c.1950.

1.Australian Poetry – Collections. 2. Richmond River District – Poetry. I. Red Cross Association. #1999.109 1 (1747)
TRUDGEON, Milton A.821.3/TRU LEA.1/TRUD

Joybird legacies. Lismore, Northern Star, 1978.

1. Richmond River District – Poetry. #2001.149.0 (1748)
WILSON, Edwin LEA.1/WILS

Anthology: collected poems of Edwin Wilson, 1967-2002, with pencil drawings by Elizabeth McAlpine, and an introduction by John Sprott Ryan. Armidale, Kardoorair Press, 2002. ISBN 0-908244-50-9

1. Australian poetry. 2. Poetry – Richmond River District. I. McAlpine, Elizabeth, illus. II. Ryan, John Sprott. #2003.151.21 (1933)
WILSON, Edwin LEA.1/WILS

Cosmos seven: selected poems, 1967-1997, with pencil drawings by Elizabeth McAlpine. Sydney, Woodbine Press, 1998. ISBN 0-949557-14-5.

1. Richmond River District – Poetry. [Reference: Richmond River District – Poetry…].I. McAlpine, Elizabeth, illus. #2001.79.0 (1749)
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Australian Fiction

BARTON, Charlotte LEA.3/BART

A mother’s offering to her children, by A Lady long resident in N.S.W. [i.e. Charlotte Barton]. Facsimile ed. Brisbane, Jacaranda Press, 1979. ISBN 0-7016-1214-2

First published Sydney, Gazette, 1841.

1.Australian Fiction. 2. Bush life. 3. Aboriginals – Race Relations. [Reference: A Lady Long Resident in N.S.W.] #2002.59.5 (1914)
BUTTENSHAW, Jean LEA.3/BUTT

The Boorabees

Goonellabah, NSW, Dragonwick Publishing, 2007. 28p, 21cm. ISBN 02 6624 1933

1. Richmond River District – fiction. 2. Children’s fiction – Richmond River District.

#2008.68.1

DISHER, Garry LEA.3/DISH

The Stencil man. Sydney, A. & R., 1990. ISBN 0-207-16958-6.

I. Title. #2000.025 (2349)

The Lost echo: [based on the Charles Jarrett Notebooks.] London, Epworth Press, 1910. (3 copies)

1.Richmond River District – Fiction. I. Jarrett, Charles. Notebooks. #1955.707; 1958.2130a; #1955.707 (photocopy) (1012)
JACK, Ian, ed. LEA.3/KNIG

Granta news: short stories. London, Hederman, 1996.

1.Short stories – Australia. 2. MacNamara’s Boarding House, Lismore. 3. Journalists – Lismore. 4. Boarding Houses – Lismore. I. Knightley, Phillip. Interesting if true. #2001.159.1 (1776)

Traveller Brown: the story of Ram Chandra and the taipan, by T. Beattie and Nan Rogers. Brisbane, Boolarong, 1988. ISBN 0-86439-035-1

1. Ram Chandra [ books about]. 2. Taipan (snake). I. Rogers, Nan, jt. author. #2004.83.3 (2092)
TIMMS, E.V. LEA.3/TIMM(a)-(b)

They came from the sea. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1955. (2 copies)

1.Richmond River District – Fiction. 2.Ballina – Fiction. 3.Cedar Cutters – Fiction. #1999.015; #2001.214.0 (206)
KINNY, Dorothy A.823.3/YAB/K/1 LEA.3/YABS/K

Big River cedar: [fictional account of the Yabsley family of Coraki], by Dorothy Kinny and Emily McBurney. Strathfield, Educational Material Aid, 1980.

Sequel to this title: Clarence to Coraki.

1.Yabsley Family – Coraki – Fiction. 2.Coraki – Fiction. I. McBurney, Emily, jt. author. #1979.4730a (607)

Clarence to Coraki: [fictional account of the Yabsley family of Coraki]. Strathfield, Educational Material Aid, 1980. ISBN 0-908053-14-2.

Sequel to Big River Cedar.

1.Yabsley Family – Coraki – Fiction. 2.Coraki – Fiction. #1979.4730 (608)

Magdalen: [fictional account of the life of Magdalen Yabsley, Coraki]. Newtown, Vic., Neptune Press, 1983. ISBN 0-949583-065.

1.Yabsley, Magdalen – Fiction. 2.Coraki – Fiction. #1983.4992 (609)
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Australian Satire and Humour [LEA.7]

ESSERY, Ray LEA.7/ESSE

The Mullumbimby bloke: poems and stories of the north coast. Myocum, the author, 1993.

1.Australian Poetry – North Coast District. 2.Poets – Mullumbimby. #2002.147.1 (2195)

I’ve got to have gas! And other stories. 2^nd ed. Alstonville, the author, 1997.

1.Australian Wit and Humour. 2.Fairfield, N.S.W. – Anecdotes. I. Hanbury, Peter, illus. #1998.039 (1163)
Australian Literature - Miscellany [LEA.8]

SHANTZ, Tricia, comp. LEA.8/NORT/S

Northern Rivers voices: Seniors Week ’98, short story anthology. Lismore, Lismore City Council & Southern Cross University, 1998.

1. Literature – North Coast Region. 2. Lismore – History. 3. Short Stories – North Coast Region. #2007.22.9 (2344)

Epic postscript: Seniors Week ’99 Short stories and poetry anthology.

Lismore, Lismore City Council, 2000. 205p, 20cm. ISBN 0957744927

1. Literature – North Coast Region. 2. Short Stories – North Coast Region. #2009.100.1

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FITZGERALD, Alan 940.5394/FIT MC/AWM/F

Victory 1945, war and peace [based on exhibitions at the Australian War Memorial]. Sydney, Gore and Osment, 1995. ISBN 1-875531-92-0.

1.World War, 1939-1945 – Australians – Campaigns. 2.World War, 1939-1945 – Australians – Pictorial. I. Australian War Memorial. #1999.0112.2 (1548)

Canberra, A.W.M., 1964.

1. War Memorials – Australia. I. Australian War Memorial, Canberra – Guides. #2002.143 (1975)
DUYSE, Johan van MC/BELG/D

Herbert William Harley: his story. Belgium, the author, 2003.

Story of Australian First World War dead in Belgium and particularly Herbert William Harley of Lismore. Written in Flemish and English.

1. Harley, Herbert William, Pte. 2. War Cemeteries – Belgium. 3. World War, 1914-1918 – Causalities. #2005.230.0 (2311)

The Scottish National War Memorial at the Castle, Edinburgh. London, Country Life, 1929.

1.War Memorials – Scotland. #1955.820s (1877)

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POTTS, Annette (nee DOWNS), comp. 940.548/POT MB/AUST/P

Australia Remembers, 1945-1995: collection of letters, news clippings and photocopied articles, [collected by Annette Potts and others at the Richmond River Historical Society for the Society’s publication, 1995].

Held in Compactus: Bay 6, Shelf 7, Box 4.

1.World War, 1939-1945 – Reminiscences. 2. Scrapbooks [Potts – Australia Remembers] I. Richmond River Historical Society. #n.n. (1802)
CASINO AUSTRALIA REMEMBERS COMMITTEE MB/CASI

A Collection of stories, events, memories. Casino, the Committee, 1995. ISBN 0-646-24745-x.

1.World War, 1939-1945 – Casino – Reminiscences. 2.World War, 1939-1949 – Reminiscences. #1995.93 (225)
DOOHAN, John (Jack) MB/DOOH

Mud Sweat & Tears: An account of 24 Construction Squadron Royal Australian Engineer’s Borneo Tour of Duty 1965

Brisbane, the author, 2004. 151p, ill, 21cm. ISBN 0646437186

1. Australia, Royal Australian Air Force Squadron 24. 2. Borneo – History #2009.138.2

Tweed digger’s diary of life with the Jap

Published in the Tweed Daily newspaper

1.World War, 1939-1945 – Australians – Diaries. 2.Veterans – World War, 1939-1945. 3.World War, 1939-1945 – Australians – Prisoners of War. 4.Diaries (Egan). #1954.215.1

Diary of Peter Gaffney while on active service from 1915 to 1918. Photocopy of diary loaned to Society for copying by Mrs Gaffney, 1978. (2 copies)

Note: Original copy in Stack [copy of original]. Working copy on Open Access [Ernie Simons transcription].

1. Gaffney – Diaries. 2. World War, 1914-1918 – Diaries (Gaffney). #n.n. (2199)

P.O.W. diary, 1941-1943: [typed at Richmond River Historical Society for Australia Remembers 1945-1995]. Transcript, 1995.

Note: Dick Richards is a resident of Woodburn.

1.World War, 1939-1945 – Australians – Diaries. 2.Veterans – World War, 1939-1945. 3.World War, 1939-1945 – Australians – Prisoners of War. 4.Diaries (Richards). #n.n. (1423)

One that got away: Alex Roberts, 452 Spitfire Squadron. Lismore, the author, 2002.

1. Roberts, Alex C. 2. World War, 1939-1945 – Reminiscences. 3. World War, 1939-1945 – Escapes. 4.World War, 1939-1945 – Air Force Personnel. 5. Builders – Lismore. #2002.105 (1988)
SNOW, Quenten 940.5481/SNO MB/SNOW

To Valerie and Alison: a letter from Snowy, compiled by J. Brown. ???, the author, 1995.

1.Snow, Bert. I. Brown, J., comp. #2001.99.3 (1778)
VON TIRPITZ, Grand Admiral 923.5/VON/V MB/VONT

My memoirs. 2v. London, Hurst & Blackett, n.d.

1.World War, 1914-1918 – Germans – Reminiscences. 2.Von Tirpitz, Grand Admiral – Reminiscences. #1973.4064; #1973.4064b (484)
AUSTRALIA’S fighting sons of the empire: MB/WWI/A

portraits and biographies of Australians in the Great War. [Northern N.S.W./Southern Queensland ed.]. Sydney, Jackson, c.1917. (5 copies)

1.World War, 1914-1918 – N.S.W. – Biographies. 2.World War, 1914-1918 – Queensland – Biographies. 3.Veterans – World War, 1914-1918. #1979.4670; #1984.5071; #1957.2082C; #1962.2859; #1997.029A.1 (657)
BLANCHE, Estree 940.481/BLA MB/WWI/B

Diary and notes on the European war and my experiences there in 1914-1918, by 2236 [i.e. Estree Blanche], 1^st Australian Light Railway. Photocopy of original diary.

1.World War, 1914-1918 – Australians – Diaries (Blanche). 2.Army – 1^st Australian Light Railway – Diaries (Blanche). 2.Diaries (Blanche). #2002.540 (1172)
DAGG, Roy 940.481/DAGG MB/WWI/D

Memories of war services, 1914-1918. Lismore, Albert Dagg, 2002.

Computer printout of original notes.

1. World War, 1914-1918 – Australians – Reminiscences. 2. Dagg, Roy. I. Dagg, Albert, ed. #2003.222 (2047)

Diggers and mates: biographies of surviving First World War veterans in New South Wales, by F. Farrell and Rowan Pole. Canberra, Dept. of Veterans Affairs, 1995. ISBN 0-7310-4887-3.

1.World War, 1914-1918 – Biographies. 2.Veterans – World War, 1914-1918. [Reference: Diggers]. I. Pope, Rowan, jt. author. II. Australia. Dept. of Veterans Affairs. #1995.58 (195)
GREEN, James, Rev. 940.31/GRE MB/WWI/G

News from No Man’s Land. London, Charles H. Kelly, 1917.

1.World War, 1914-1918 – Reminiscences. #1953.35 (656)
RETURNED SERVICES ASSOCIATION 940.4/ANZ/R MB/WWI/R

Anzac Memorial, 25^th April 1916: [deeds of soldiers and sailors of Australia and New Zealand]. Sydney, William Brooks, 1916. (3 copies)

1.World War, 1914-1918 – Reminiscences. 2.Anzacs. #1977.4444; #1959.2360c; #1955.787.5? (Hewitt) (1301)
WILDMAN, Owen 940.315/QLD/W MB/WWI/W

Queenslanders who fought in the Great War. Brisbane, Besley & Pike, c.1919.

1.World War, 1914-1918 – Queenslanders – Biography. 2.Veterans – World War, 1914-1918. #2002.537 (1143)

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41^st Battalion, the Royal New South Wales Regiment: MFA/NSW

presentation of Queen’s and Regimental Colours by His Excellency the Governor General of Australia, the Rt.Hon. Sir Paul Hasluck, at Oakes Oval, Lismore, Sunday 9^th November 1969.

1.Army – Royal N.S.W Regiment – 41^st Battalion – Colour Parade, 1969 [Reference: Army – 41^st Battalion]. 1.Army – Colour Parades – Lismore, 1969. I. Hasluck, Paul, Sir. #1970.3663 (674)

Wales Regiment, 1916-1980. No publishing details.

1.Army – Royal N.S.W. Regiment – 41^st Battalion – History, 1916-1980. #1980.4781 (672)
AUSTRALIA. Army 355/ARMY MFA/OFFI/1966

The Army list of officers of the Australian Military Forces, vol.1: the active list. [incomplete set] Melbourne, the Army, 1950-1966.

Holdings: 1950, 1956, 1962 (2 copies), 1966.

1. Army – Officers. #2003.223.5 (1950); # 2003.223.6 (1956); #2003.223.7 & 10 (1962, 2 copies); # 2003.223.8 (1966) (1917)

Regimental Lists and Manning Tables of officers on the active list. [incomplete set] Adelaide, Govt. Pr., 1944-1945.

Holdings: List 1, 1944; List 2, 1945.

1. Army – Officers. #2003.223.11 (1944); #2003.223.12 (1945) (1920)

The Corps List of officers of the Australian Regular Army and Regular Army Supplement, 31 March 1967. Melbourne, the Army, 1967.

1. Army – Officers. #2003.223.9 (1918)
AUSTRALIA. Army 355/ARMY MFA/OFFI/1946

Graduation list of officers of the Australian Military Forces; active list. [incomplete set] Melbourne, the Army, 1945-1946.

Holdings: v.1-3, 1945; v.2, 1946.

1. Army – Officers. v.1 (1945, 2 copies):#2003.223.3a & 3b; v.2 (1945): #2003.223.4; v.3 (1945): #2003.223.1; v.2 (1946): #2003.223.2 (1919)

1948-1998. Canberra, Regiment Committee, c.1998. (2 copies)

1. Army – Regimental Histories. 2. Royal Australian Regiment, 1948-1998. #2003.207.1; #2003.207.2 (2089)
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Infantry/Foot Soldiers [MFA.1]

BUCKLEY, Martin J. 940.288/BUC MFA.1/BUCK

The Scottish Rifles in Northern New South Wales. Lismore, the author, 1985. ISBN 0-959-1291-0-3 (3 copies)

1.Army – Scottish Rifles – Northern Rivers Region [Reference: Scottish Rifles]. #1984.5035.1; #1984.5035.2; #2001.12 (651)

The Mob: the story of the 55.53 Australian Battalion A.I.F. Sydney, Wild & Woolley, 1973. ISBN 0-646-16865-7.

1.World War, 1939-1945 – Australians – New Guinea Campaign. 2.Army – 55.53 Australian Battalion – History [Reference: The Mob]. #1994.37b (667)
BUDDEN, F.M. 940.53/BUD MFA.1/PACI/B

The Chocos: the story of the Militia Infantry Battalions in the South West Pacific Area, 1941-1945. Sydney, the author, 1987. ISBN 0-9599254-1-4.

1.World War, 1939-1945 – Australians – Pacific Campaign. 2.Army – South West Pacific Militia – History, 1941-1945 [Reference: South West Pacific Militia; The Chocos] #1994.37a (666)
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Mounted Soldiers (horse, bicycle, etc.) [MFA.2]

BUCKLEY, Martin J. 940.288/BUC MFA.2/BUCK(a)-(b)

Sword and lance. Separate index compiled by Margaret Henderson at same number.

Lismore, the author, 1988. ISBN 0-959129-11-1. 2 copies

1.Army – Light Horse Regiment. 2.Army – Northern Rivers Lancers. #1988.45 (652)
BUCKLEY, Martin J. 940.288/BUC/2 MFA.2/BUCK(a)-(b)

The New South Wales Northern Rivers Lancers.

Lismore, the author, 1991. 2 copies

1.Army – Northern Rivers Lancers [Reference: Northern Rivers Lancers; New South Wales Northern Rivers Lancers]. #1991.28 (650)

The Royal New South Wales Lancers, 1885-1960, incorporating a narrative of the 1^st Light Horse Regiment A.I.F., 1914-1919, edited by P.V. Vernon. Sydney, the editor, 1961.

1.Army – Lancers – History, 1885-1968. 2.Army – 1^st Light Horse Regiment, A.I.F., 1885-1968. [Reference: Royal N.S.W. Lancers, etc. See Army – Lancers…] #1968.3431 (217)
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Tank units/armoured vehicles, etc. [MFA.3]

2/6 AUSTRALIAN ARMOURED REGIMENT MFA.3/AUST

History of the 2/6 Australian Armoured Regiment: [includes History and Names of all members, including some from Richmond River District]. Southport, Bulletin Printery, 1945.

1. 
   Army – Armoured Regiments. 2. 2/6 Australian Armoured Regiment. 3. Army – Personnel. 4. Armed Forces – Richmond River District. #2007.13.8
   

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