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Letters of condolence for Paul White's death, from friends and colleagues.

Letters Patent appointing Harry Munro as State Chairman, Thomas Andrews as State General Secretary and Matthew Reid as Honorary Treasurer of the Queensland Auxiliary of the British and Foreign Bible Society in Australia, 7th December 1950.
Letters Patent dated 23rd October 1980, recording the name change of the Auxiliary to The Bible Society in Australia, Queensland.

States Edmonstone's authority and jurisdiction as minister in the County of Cumberland as given him by W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Australia. On reverse is a printed extract from Letters Patent 18 Jan, 1836 - 6th Wm IV

Letters of condolence from various church organisations. Also includes elegy poem written by first year student Ronald B. Arnott

The series consists of letters received by Mary Andrews in her official capacity as Principal of Deaconess House. Some of the letters are addressed to 'Head Deaconess' an office that Mary Andrews held concurrently with the office of Principal and beyond her retirement. Selection of the letters in this series has been made on an individual basis based on the subject of the letter. Letters include matters to do with candidates, their placements, monetary donations. The letters are placed in bundles according to decade. The is no precise sorting within the bundles. The papers have not been placed into acid free folders. No item listing has been made. Series numbers only are written on the folders. More detailed work needs to be performed at a later date.

Letters sent to Mrs Winifred Chambers after her husband's death, relating to the memoir of G.A. Chambers "Dare to look up"

Watermark 1796. 'Then shalt thou cause the Trumpet of the jubilee to sound...in the day of atonement shall ye make the trumpet sound throughout all your land...' Theme: Comparison of the Gospel and the Season of Jubilee. Discusses the agreement between the Jubilee and the Gospel according to their proclamation and the blessings they conveyed. Concludes with a debate upon the way sinners are converted, Gods counteraction of weakness and folly and the blessedness of those who embrace the Gospel.