Archival Resources Details

Associated Pulp and Paper Mills - Records

Accession Title
Associated Pulp and Paper Mills - Records
Repository
The University of Melbourne Archives
Reference
74/29
Date Range
1936 - 1970
Description

Financial minutes 1944-1956; secretary's correspondence 1936- 1945; general correspondence 1946-1956; subject files 1936-1965; accounts 1939-1965; industrial files 1936-1947; shipping and export papers 1956-1959; reports 1958-1961; publications 1954-1965. Ballarat Clay Co. Pty. Ltd.: Minutes 1949-1958; accounts 1949-1958; reports 1952-1953. Ballarat paper Mills Pty.: Correspondence 1941-1959; accounts 1944-1963. Burnie Board and Timber Pty. Ltd. (previously Papermakers Ltd.): Correspondence 1936-1958; accounts 1936-1961. R.N. Kirk and Co.: Correspondence 1953-1958; accounts 1947-1961; legal deeds 1910-1955. Papyrus Pty. Ltd.: Minutes 1949-1958; correspondence 1950-1958; accounts 1949-1958; reports 1950-1958. R.L. Stock (Executive Director A.P.P.M.): Personal correspondence 1956- 1959; Round Table correspondence and files 1955-1970; publications.

Quantity
174 m
Access
Restricted

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