Contains among other things: Employment contract for Chinese workers

Contains among other things: General provisions applicable to craftsmen and persons treated as such serving New Guinea Company, Oct. 1887 General provisions relating to the status of officials in the New Guinea Company protectorate, Oct. 1887 Disciplinary provisions applicable to officials in the New Guinea Company protectorate, Oct. 1887

Contains among other things: Map of the Coast of New Guinea

Valuations for insurance purposes

• Audio* description: Label: Landtman Kiwai. Rollers I and II, which were initially labeled as test shots, were inventoried as No. 45 and 46. W.18 was transferred to Dem. Coll as number 41. Detailed information and comments to the photographs were written by the collector himself. Correspondence available. Transcriptions in Schneider 1934a.

Conference Protocols from 1900-1907; "The Balaie-Keku Language" by G. Eiffert, 21 p., ms., o.J.; "The Language Conditions in the Astrolabe Bay in German New Guinea", by A. Hanke, 8 p., Dr., Berlin 1905; List of New Guinea Literature ; Various Language Samples ; Correspondence

Contains: No. 126/1: 1 dagger with wooden part in wooden scabbard, handle strongly decorated, length: approx. 50 cm No. 126/2: 1 coloured and decorated ivory (with handschr. note: war horn for the "Majia-Majia uprising" [Maji-Maji] in East Africa). Length: approx. 55 cm No. 126/3: 1 wooden hatchet, New Guinea, Length: approx. 48 cm No. 126/4: 1 bast fan with decorated handle, end broken off (broken off part lies with it), Diameter: approx. 30 cm (without handle) No. 126/5: 1 tortoise shell with chain, diameter: approx. 40 cm No. 126/6: 1 fruit of the tube cassava (Indian golden rain, lat. Cassia fistula), dried (with handwritten note: Bot. Garden Victoria (Cameroon) Coll. Dr. Schnee 28.4.04), length: approx. 37 cm No. 126/7: 1 fruit of the Tetrapleura Tetrap. (mimosa plant), (with hand-scratched note: Bot. Garden Victoria (Cameroon) Coll. Dr. Schnee 28.4.04), length: approx. 25 cm; storage location: magazine Westhafen

Beisenherz: The Gospel a Godpower, ca. 1912; Beisenherz: The enemies in the Batakmission, 1913; Siegner: Mission Sermon, Acts 10:42-48, no year; Hippenstiel: How does the missionary find entrance among primitive Gentiles? ca. 1912; hipstick: God builds a house on the ruins, n.J.; Becker: Heidenmission is a highly necessary urgent work, after 1923; Schnatbaum: Mission Prayer and Sacrifice Week, 1929; Becker: The Lord gives open doors in the mission, 1936; Borutta: From idolatry to worship, after 1932; Sckär: Die Ältesten in den Ovambogemeinden, o.J.; Sckär: The Poverty of the Gentiles, n.J.; Hippenstiel: The Revival Movement on Nias, and what we can learn from it for our time, c. 1916; Pichler: The Gentiles will walk in your light, n.J.; Siegner: Salvation Desires of the Gentiles, n.J.; Eiffert: What RM achieved in almost 50 years of work in New Guinea, 1927; Schildmann: Bericht über die Arbeit d. RM auf Mentawei, n.J.; Klappert: How does the missionary see the future of the mission and the missionary of the future, 1966

Contains: Sample of a type of pea cultivated there

Verf. sends an essay with pictures about New Guinea for publication and explains its text and pictures

Letters to Cap colony, Nama and Hereroland, New Guinea and China

Conferences to Borneo, Sumatra, Nias, China, New Guinea, Herero, Nama and Capland; additionally some official letters after Rohden's death (1889);

Contains: Letters Pfeils to relatives about his Africa expedition - Reports and letters Pfeils from New Guinea to relatives and acquaintances - Manuscript for Pfeils book: "Suggestions for practical colonisation".

Contains: Copies of letters and reports Pfeils from East Africa, New Guinea, South Africa and Berlin to expedition members (e.g. Carl Peters), to members of settlements and other societies, to relatives and acquaintances

Sends copy of a letter from Heinrich Zahn from New Guinea about pitches in the Papua languages. Looks thus relationship to the Central African languages confirmed.

Find kinship between the Papuan and Sudanese languages. He refers to [Otto] Dempwolff, whose report from New Guinea he encloses as a copy. Wundt asks whether his speech on the "true war" had already appeared in print.

Military service. Museum thing. At Eisenhofer: trapezoid zither, buffalo bell. Offer: China Tang Bell, Horn New Guinea [Cross Snail Horn MIR 1280?].

Asked to discuss his work "Deutsch-Neuguinea" and the last work of his brother Egon Zöller, who died on 2 June this year, "Die Universitäten und technischen Hochschulen".

Good wishes; Arrow back from New Guinea

Ask Ehlers whether the Göttingen Museum is interested in the scientific objects he collected on New Guinea and the surrounding islands.

Will information about colonization of New Guinea

Submit a contribution to the "Globus" - not yet the one about New Guinea. Although Dr. Petermann is very committed to this, it will not be easy to find a full publisher for the manuscript. Expects the recipient's judgement on the smaller contribution.