STENHOUSE, DIARIES:
- MS 1590/1/1;D Diary, volume I, 16 September 1914 to 2 January 1915, 51 leaves
- MS 1590/1/2;D Diary, volume II, 3 January 1915 to 18 January 1915, 15 leaves
- MS 1590/1/3;D Diary, volume III, 18 January 1915 to 7 February 1915, 24 leaves
- MS 1590/1/4;D Diary, volume IV, 6 May 1915 to 31 December 1915, 234 leaves
- MS 1590/1/5;D Diary, volume V, 1 January 1916 to 14 March 1916, 85 leaves
- MS 1590/1/6;D Diary, volume VI, 2 May 1916 to 17 October 1916, 15 leaves
STENHOUSE, CORRESPONDENCE, 1914:
- MS 1590/2/1-6;D Letters (6) from Stenhouse [Regarding equipment and fitting out of Aurora
MACKINTOSH, CORRESPONDENCE, 1914:
- MS 1590/2/7-21;D Letters (14) from Mackintosh [Regarding supplies for expedition]
- MS 1590/2/22-28;D Letters (7) to Mackintosh [From Irvine Oswald Gaze, R G Heley, Andrew Keith Jack, H G Leonard, Richard Walter Richards and A Thompson]
- MS 1590/2/29-62;D Letters to Mackintosh (33) [Regarding the expedition]
STENHOUSE, CORRESPONDENCE, 1916:
- MS 1590/2/63-67;D Letters (5) from Stenhouse [Regarding British Relief Expedition, 1917]
General CORRESPONDENCE, 1916:
- MS 1590/2/68-82;D [General letters from variety of people regarding the expedition]
STENHOUSE, CORRESPONDENCE, 1920:
- MS 1590/2/83;D Letter to Frank Hurley, 6 May 1920 [Regarding photographic films lost after the return of the Ross Sea Party] 3 leaves
MISCELLANEOUS, 1914-1917:
- MS 1590/2/84;D Memorandum to crew, undated
- MS 1590/2/85;D Employment Contract for Ernest Joyce, undated, 3 leaves
- MS 1590/2/86;D Employment Contract for Richard Walter Richards, 1 December 1914, 3 leaves
- MS 1590/2/87;D Employment Contract for Irvine Owen Gaze, 1 December 1914, 3 leaves
- MS 1590/2/88;D Receipt for wages paid to F W Wallace, 1 December 1914
- MS 1590/2/89;D Receipt for wages paid to Chief Engineer, undated
- MS 1590/2/90;D Receipt for wages paid to unknown person, 30 November 1914
- MS 1590/2/91;D Quarantine Notification for Aurora, 3 January 1916
- MS 1590/2/92;D Legal Statement from E H Shackleton's attorney, undated [Regarding departure of Aurora from New Zealand] 7 leaves
MACKINTOSH, TELEGRAMS, 1914:
- MS 1590/2/95-107;D [Seasons greetings and other matters]
GENERAL TELEGRAMS, 1914:
- MS 1590/2/108-136;D [From variety of people, regarding the expedition]
GENERAL TELEGRAMS, 1916:
- MS 1590/2/137-154;D [From variety of people, regarding the expedition]
STENHOUSE, TELEGRAMS, 1916:
- MS 1590/2/155-198;D [Various matters including messages to William Ferguson Massey, Prime Minister of New Zealand]
MASSEY, TELEGRAMS, 1916:
- MS 1590/2/199-212;D [To Joseph Russell Stenhouse from the Prime Minister of New Zealand]
WHITE, TELEGRAMS, 1916:
- MS 1590/2/213-222;D [To Joseph Russell Stenhouse from the attorney for the expedition]
COMMERCIAL INVOICES, 1914-1916:
- MS 1590/3/1;D General commercial invoices, 1914, 101 leaves
- MS 1590/3/2;D Commercial invoices from Anthony Hordern & Sons Ltd, 1914 [Supplier of general goods to Aurora] 20 leaves
- MS 1590/3/3;D Commercial invoices from Postmaster general office in New Zealand and Australia for telegrams sent by crew, December 1914 to March 1916, 13 leaves
LOG BOOKS:
- MS 1590/4/1-15;D [Deck department logs, Aurora]
SHIPS LOGS:
- MS 1590/5/1;D Ships Log Volume I, 27 October 1914 to 15 December 1914, 52 leaves
- MS 1590/5/2;D Ships Log Volume II, 15 December 1914 22 June 1915, 181 leaves
- MS 1590/5/3;D Ships Log Volume III, 23 June 1915 to 12 September 1915, 82 leaves
- MS 1590/5/4;D Ships Log Volume IV, 13 September 1915 to 4 December 1915, 74 leaves
- MS 1590/5/5;D Ships Log Volume V, 5 December 1915 to 30 March 1916, 83 leaves
- MS 1590/5/6;D Ships Log Volume VI, 31 March 1916 to 1 May 1916, 32 leaves
NAVIGATIONAL LOGS:
- MS 1590/6/1;D Book entitled Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition observations, 26 December to 1 April 1916 [Contains position calculations] 33 leaves
- MS 1590/6/2;D Notebook, 16 Dec 1915 to 2 April 1916 [Includes position calculations for Aurora] 36 leaves
- MS 1590/6/3;D Leslie Thompson Position Calculations for March 17 to 18 1916
- MS 1590/6/4;D Leslie Thompson Position Calculations for March 16 1916
- MS 1590/6/5;D Joseph Russell Stenhouse Loose leaves of daily comparisons of chronometer readings for A B and C December 1915 to February 1916, 3 leaves
METEOROLOGICAL LOGS:
- MS 1590/7/1;D A O Stevens Instructions for officers on watch to take meteorological observations, undated
- MS 1590/7/2;D A O Stevens Meteorological Observations, 24 December 1914 to 3 January 1915, 6 leaves
- MS 1590/7/3;D Joseph Russell Stenhouse Meteorological Observations, 3 January 1915 to 4 January 1915
- MS 1590/7/4;D James Paton Meteorological Observations, 12 March 1915
- MS 1590/7/5;D unknown person Meteorological Observations, 16 March 1915
- MS 1590/7/6;D A O Stevens Meteorological Observations logbook, 5 to 25 February 1915 [Includes details of Wildlife caught and sketches of landscapes 24 December to 21 March 1915] 59 leaves
LOG BOOKS:
- MS 1590/8/1-12;D [Engineering Departments log books]
LARKMAN, DIARY:
- MS 1590/9/1;D Diary, 18 September 1914 to 3 April 1916, 25 leaves
MACKINTOSH, DIARY:
- MS 1590/10/1;D Diary, 31 December 1914 to 24 January 1915, 24 leaves
NINNIS, LOG BOOKS:
- MS 1590/11/1;D Zoological log, January to February 1916, 13 leaves
- MS 1590/11/2;D Drawings, November 1915 to January 1916 [Includes Wildlife observations fish trap plan drawings of Kavanagh Atkin and Aubrey H Ninnis skiing with penguins Ice observations and plans of the changes in sea ice] 22 leaves
- MS 1590/11/3;D Diary, 2 January 1916 and 9 to 18 March 1916
EPHEMERA:
- MS 1590/12/1;D Press reports, March 1916 [Australian and New Zealand Press]
- MS 1590/12/2;D Report of Hydrographical Information Washington DC North Atlantic Ice Movements, 2 April 1909, 14 leaves