22.5cm by 17.5cm notebook containing handwritten notes in various Fijian dialects. The notebook also contains a number of loose notes interleaved between the pages at various points. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Red 32cm by 13.5cm notebook containing handwritten Lau vocabulary. The notebook is titled From Mss by Cargill (Some Rewa marked as R.) (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

A black 21cm by 20cm notebook containing the first of two volumes of a hand written questionnaire based on Leenhardt. This volume includes the Bauan (="Fiji"), Yasawa, Lautoka, and Nadroga languages. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013)

The second volume of the questionnaire can be found in FIJ004.

A black 32cm by 20cm black notebook containing the second of two volumes of a hand written questionnaire based on Leenhardt. This volume includes the Bauan, Nadi, Nadroga, Serua, Yasawa, Lautoka, Kadavu, Beqa, Rewa, Matailobau, Namosi, Davutukia, Lovoni, Vunisea, Malaki, Bua, Macuata, Nasealevu, Matalolo, Vuinadi, Taveuni, Wailevu, and Lekutu languages. The book also contains drawings of hand gestures (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013)

The first volume of the questionnaire can be found in FIJ003.

Handwritten and typed correspondence between Arthur Capell and R.H.Lester, W.Ivens, C.M.Churchward, and Fr Neyret. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013)

A manila folder containing handwritten, typed and photocopied notes and vocabulary lists about the Nadroga, Raiwaqa and Bemana languages dated 1941. This inventory item also includes hand drawn diagrams. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

A yellow manila folder containing handwritten notes relating to Fijian dictionaries that existed at the time of writing (1941) and the development of a new Fijian dictionary. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013)

Manila folder containing what appear to be multiple copies of annotated drafts for a book, as well as general notes. Most of the material is undated, and is either hand written or typed. The material also includes a map of Fiji. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Green manila folder containing notes and diagrams relating to Fijian kinship terms, house parts, totemism and the Fijian calander. The diagrams are all hand drawn and include what look to be generic family trees and houses. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Pink manila folder containing a series of undated notes and papers, typed and handwritten, in multiple languages as well as a hand drawn map of Viti Levu. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

A modified copy of Methods And Materials For Recording Papuan And New Guinea Languages by Arthur Capell published in 1952. Further information on the original of this text can be found online in the Trove catalogue at: http://trove.nla.gov.au/version/22185429. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

The 16cm by 12 cm book was published by the Australian National Research Council and has a green cover.

Manila folder containing wordlists in the Vuinadi and Mataloulou languages relating to parts of a house. The folder also contains a labeled diagram and loose notes in English and other language(s). (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Manila folder containing a undated lists of Lau words. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Manila folder containig three undated lists of words in Nitasuru, Wainimala and Naqelelevu, Nakorosule languages. Two of the lists are handwritten and the third is typed with hand written annotations. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Manila folder containing hand drawn map, hand written, typed and annotated notes and lists in English and other language(s). All items are undated. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013)

Manila folder containing multiple undated hand written and typed documents in English and other language(s), these documents include vocabulary lists for the Beqa and Serua languages as well as notes on their respective kinship systems. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Manila folder containing undated typed and handwritten lists and notes relating to the Bua language as well as a hand drawn diagram. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Manila folder containing a hand drawn map of the North-eastern end of Ovalau island and multiple typed and handwritten notes, lists and documents. This item contains documents in English and other language(s). (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Blue manila folder housing three lists, the first is in English, typed, and titled Islands of the Rotuma Group, the second is hand written and titled Strata in Rotuman and is in three languages (1) unplaced (2) Melanesian (3) Polynesian. The third list is a typed, annotated, Rotuman vocabulary list. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Manila folder containing undated vocabulary lists, diagrams, a hand drawn map and notes relating to the Macuata-i-wai, Nasealevu, Seaqaqa, Caumatalevu, Namuka, and Cikobia languages. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Manila folder containing a number of undated vocabulary lists, diagrams, and notes relating to the Namosi, Nadrau, Nabukaluka and Namuamua languages. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Manila folder containing a number of undated typed and handwritten vocabularly lists and notes relating to or in the Ba (Nailaga), Nadarivatu, Waya and Lautoka languages, with a thematic focus on Kinterms. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Manila folder containing undated typed and handwritten vocabulary lists and notes about the Tailevu, S.Wainibuka, Naitasin E, and Waibalam languages. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).

Manila folder containing undated typed and handwritten vocabulary lists and notes about the Ra language. (Item provided by Prof Andrew Pawley in November 2013).