C. J. Pound papers

Miscellaneous loose items removed from clipping book Item no. 13, which includes programmes, invitations, notices etc. Of interest is a flyer advertising an 'Illustrated lantern lecture on tree planting' to be given by Charles Pound, 1 June 1915.

Miscellaneous loose items removed from clipping book [Item no. 13], includes magazine articles, programs, newspaper clippings principally relating to bacteriology, tick disease, and lectures on treatment
 

Miscellaneous newspaper clippings, programmes, description of lectures given by Charles Pound etc. principally relating to his work with tick-disease in cattle and his associations with the Royal Society of Queensland, the Queensland Stockbreeders and Graziers Association and the inoculation of cattle for the disease.

Newspaper clippings mounted on loose sheets of paper re. innoculation, ticks, stock, November 1897 - October 1898

Newspaper cutting book - 'Tick Resistant Cattle'

Newspaper cutting book, mainly ticks, innoculation, 'Springbrook inquiry'

Newspaper clipping book or scrapbook, containing clippings from 1899-1911.

Newspaper cutting book, mainly re. ticks, rabbits, vaccinations, red water, leprosy, and bubonic plague

This item contains typed histories, biographies and reports relating to the following:
Biography, Charles Joseph Pound, F.R.M.S., Government Bacteriologist and Director of the Queensland Stock Institute
Biography, Dr Sidney Todd, Veterinary Surgeon and Bateriologist
Biographies, Patrick Robertson Gordon, Chief Inspector of Stock, Queensland
Report, Intercolonial Stock Conference, 1896, by P.R. Gordon
Report, Commonwealth Chief Health Officers' Conference, 1962
History, Yeerongpilly Stock Experiment Station, later the Animal Health Sstation
History, of the Queensland Stock Institute
Animal Quarantine in Australia, a lecture delivered in 1964 by K.S. McIntosh

This item contains correspondence relating to Charles Pound's position as Government Bateriologist, telegrams and letters of congratulation after he was cleared of improper conduct relating to the reporting of plague in the community and an extract of an article published in the Sunday Mail, 12 May 1929 on the development of Yeerongpilly 'From agricultural to residential popularity'.

Bound ledger in which is recorded applications for Inoculation, indexed (many pages are unused).

Certificate of membership of the Royal Geographic Society of Australiasia for Charles Pound.

Certificate commemorating Charles Pound's services in recognising the necessity of maintaining the laws of Australia.

This item contains photographs of microscopic bacterial and other images; family photographs and studio portraits, and images of pastoral stations visited by Charles Pound.

This collection of photographs includes images of the Yeerongpilly Stock Experiment Station, mounted reproductions for display including one dated May 1890, of the construction of the Kuranda Scenic Railway, North Queensland; Charles Pound in a buggy enroute to the 'Leper Station, North Stradbroke Island' (Minjerribah).

Also included is:

• a reprinted and mounted group of four images, captioned, which include Townsville racecourse; flying foxes at Baffle Creek; and 'Old Sarah the only surviving Aboriginal of Wynnum, 1900"
• a copyprint of a studio portrait of Aboriginal man 'Cumjam' capitioned: "murdered Fergusson at Mentana March 1894". The original photograph was taken by Alphonse Chargois, of Cumjam posed, chained, in front of a government issue tent. Cumjam was arrested for the murder of Mr Ferguson (aged 60) who worked for Donald Mclntyre at Mentana Station.

35mm negatives taken from lantern slides.

8 lengths of negatives, containing approximated 145 images, many of which are duplicated in the printed photograph collections. They depict photographs of microscope images, cattle drenching, diseased animals, the Kuranda Scenic Railway, and pastoral properties.

Five rolled black and white prints - 'Farming on the Darling Downs, Freestone Creek District, Mt Warwick, Qld' and 'Scene on Lammermoor Cattle Station, North Queensland' and 'Armed mounted infantry taking out free labourers during the 1891 Shearers Strike near [Hyberden?] Flinders River, North Qld, and two prints of unidentified people on horses

Large photograph captioned 'Audy and the stag that hatted C.J.P.'