Correspondence with Mrs I.E. Sior, Mary Lange, Winifred Howie, Mr and Mrs Micken, Sir Charles Barclay-Harvey c1900-51.

Correspondence with A.J. Vogan c1930-51. Files from the Hayes Manuscript Collection - Items #110a, 110b, 110c. Letters mention Daisy Bates.

Material in C.S.O. File 4875/10 volume 1, personal and composite file including C.S.O., Aborigines and Statistician's Office files 1904-11 [ACC 1023]. Correspondence with L. Glauert concerning specimens while at Ooldea 1922-1935 [ACC 856A]. Transcripts of collected papers in the National Library of Australia, including anthropological notes and vocabularies of the native language (with card index of contents) [ACC 1212A].

Correspondence with Georgina King, W.H. Gill, J.F. Thomas, W.H. Ifould and N. Campbell c1900-51.

93 letters to Miss Winifred Howie, Adelaide. 19 letters to Mr and Mrs Micken. Overall dates c1900-51.

A large collection of diaries, notebooks and fragments of paper arranged under the following headings: origin, geographical distribution, social organisation, initiation ceremonies, totems, religious beliefs and superstitions, myths and legends, food, weapons, art, crafts, diseases, remedies, death and burial, dances, songs, language, grammar and vocabularies, general notes on Aborigines, notebook - various topics, annotated notebooks - scheme of classification, collection of published articles, correspondence, notes, newspaper articles, photographs, records of Native Affairs, maps c1900-51 [8.5 m, MS 365]. Inwards correspondence c1900-1951 [23 items, MS 2300]. Photographs of Daisy Bates are held in the Pictorial Collection. Oral history interview (TRC 160).

National Library of Australia, 'Papers of Daisy Bates', 2002, http://www.nla.gov.au/ms/findaids/0365.html. [ Details... ]

Interview with Alvis Brooks, policewoman, concerning Daisy Bates. Interviewed by Marian Hinchcliffe.

General correspondence, mostly to the South Australian Museum (12 items, Series 1); manuscripts titled `Cannibalism and Aborigines', `Inma or tjurungas from Ooldea' (3 items, Series 2); notes and labels relating to ethnographic collection held by the South Australian Museum (5 items, Series 3); native vocabulary (Series 4); newspaper cuttings (1 item, Series 5); glass plate negative (1 item, Series 6); copy negative and print (1 item, Series 7); overall dates c1900-51 [23 items, AA23].

Letters to John Mathew c1905-13 [MS 9290]. 120 letters to W.P. Hurst 1918-46, and other papers dealing with her work with Australian Aborigines [MS 7987].