Guide to the Collections held by the Manchester Central Library (as filmed by the AJCP)

J.S. Anderson to Fawcett, 31 January 1884 (File 29)

Vote on women's suffrage at Leeds Conference; hopes Orient Guide will be reviewed in Times; great increase in emigration to Australia as result of services of Orient Line and other passenger lines.

K.W. Sheppard (Christchurch) to Fawcett, 22 April 1891 (File 118)

Thanks for literature; publication of Suffrage by Women's Christian Temperance Union; apathy of many women.

M.S. Aldis (Auckland) to Fawcett, 29 November 1892 (File 180)

Defeat of New Zealand Women's Suffrage Bill; disadvantages of links with extreme temperance movement.

Amy Dalay (Auckland) to Fawcett, 28 December 1892 (File 186)

Supporters of women's suffrage in New Zealand Parliament; fewer ancient barriers to break down than in England.

Cutting from Dunedin Evening Star, 14 July 1892 (File 187)

H.L.N. (Dunedin) to Fawcett, 12 December 1892 (File 188)

Petition of Fish against women's suffrage and counter-petition.

Marion Hatton (Dunedin) to Fawcett, 3 January 1893 (File 189)

Requests copy of Fawcett's Suggested amendments of criminal law; attempts to raise legal age of consent; opposition of Fish and liquor interests to women's suffrage.

K.W. Sheppard to Fawcett, 3 April 1893 (File 199)

Sends copies of franchise report; hopes of enfranchisement next session.

Marion Hatton to Fawcett, 25 April 1893 (File 200)

Hopes of enfranchisement; need to educate women in political work; introduces A.C. Begg.

A. Lister (Melbourne) to Fawcett, 16 May 1893 (File 201)

Seeks advice on forming women's suffrage society in Melbourne.

A. Lister to Fawcett, 30 September 1893 (File 202)

Opposition to Criminal Law Amendment Bill; thanks for literature; need for good women speakers.

K.W. Sheppard to Fawcett, 4 October 1893 (File 204)

Success in achieving women's suffrage in New Zealand; women registering in large numbers; thanks for help.

G. Innes (Sydney) to Fawcett, 2 April 1894 (File 212)

Visit to England of Ellen Ballance, widow of New Zealand Premier; Innes' visit to New Zealand to inquire into effects of women's suffrage.

G. Innes to Fawcett, 5 April 1894 (File 213)

Ellen Ballance; recollections of London School Board elections of 1870-71.

H. Dobson (Hobart) to Fawcett, 8 March 1909 (File 271)

Unable to address International Woman Suffrage Alliance; suggests 'fighting political platform' be adopted; old age pension legislation.

Notes on New Zealand political situation. (2pp.) (File 25)

Notes from Mr Napier's paper on suffrage in New Zealand. (2pp.) (File 26)

Notes on New Zealand and its contribution to the War. (1p.) (File 27)

Women and temperance reform - New Zealand. (1p.), 1893 - 1911 (File 4)

Women and temperance reform - Australia. (2pp.), 1894 - 1910 (File 5)

Legislation dealing with position of wife and mother - Australia. (2pp.), 1894 - 1912 (File 17)

Legislation dealing with position of wife and mother - New Zealand. (2pp.), 1893 - 1912 (File 18)

R. Oliver (Dunedin) to Fawcett, 21 October 1892 (File 32)

Defeat of New Zealand Electoral Bill; leading women in movement associated with prohibition and socialism; details of deadlock between two Houses.

C.O. Montrose (New Zealand Press Agency) to Fawcett, 3 March 1894 (File 37)

Religious education and prohibition issues in New Zealand politics; restraining influence of women at 1893 election.

Women's suffrage in New Zealand, (printed), 1894 (File 38)

Newspaper cuttings on women's suffrage in Australia, (6 cuttings), 1898 - 1911 (File 43)

Newspaper cuttings on women's suffrage in New Zealand and death of R.J. Seddon (1 folder), 1895 - 1910 (File 44)

Agreement between Robert Gardner (Manchester) and William A. Gardner concerning settlement of property in Van Diemen's Land, (2pp.), 7 November 1850 (File 3)

Agreement between Robert Gardner (Manchester) and William A. Gardner (Launceston), (3pp.), 6 September 1851 (File 6)

Agreement between (1) Georgiana Oakden (Launceston) and others (2) Robert Gardner (Manchester) (3) William A. Gardner (Launceston) concerning purchase of land, shares, stock, (7pp.), 28 February 1852 (File 7)

Agreement between (1) Georgiana Oakden (Launceston) and others (2) Robert Gardner (Manchester) concerning land and shares in Van Diemen's Land, (20pp.), 23 July 1852 (File 10)

Deed of settlement or declaration of trust of sum of £20,000 by Robert Gardner (Manchester) in favour of William A. Gardner (Launceston) and his children , (3pp.), 30 November 1852 (File 12)

Copy of will of William A. Gardner (Hobart), 20 June 1855 (File 13)

Photograph album, 1893 - 1895 (File 3)

Pages 1-3 comprise photographs of Samoa and Ellice Islands, including houses in Apia, German farm, coconut plantations, house of Rev. John Marriott at Malua, Samoan chiefs, church, clergy, Rev. J. Marriott and Samoan teachers who sailed to New Guinea in 1893.

Circular announcing ordination of Thomas Beswick, appointed to New Guinea Mission of London Missionary Society, 23 September 1878 (File 5)

Circular announcing ordination at Congregational Chapel, St. Helens, of John Marriott, appointed to Samoan Mission of London Missionary Society, 27 August 1878 (File 1)

Map of Opolu, Samoa, n.d. (File 3)

Stenciled, 27×15 cm

Cutting book, 1889 - 1901 (File 2)

Cuttings on Samoa and New Guinea, 1889-1901, including letters of Rev. J. Marriott and J.B. Morley, and referring to 1889 hurricane in Samoa, fighting in Samoa, and murders of Rev. J. Chalmers, O.F. Tomkins and other missionaries in New Guinea in 1901. (4pp. and loose cutting)