BC 924 SYDNEY GARSIDE PAPERS  

Manuscripts & Archives

University of Cape Town Libraries

Transferred from the Bolus Herbarium, March 1988

No of Folders

A

Correspondence and miscellaneous personal items

A1

Correspondence with booksellers, includes invoices, 1912, 1919-1958

2

A2

Correspondence with botanists c.1940's and 1950's

2

A3

Miscellaneous letters, c1935-1958

1

A4

Items re Royal Society and S A Archeological Society

1

A5

Manuscripts by Dawson Turner (1775-1858), and William Borrer. c.1806

1

A6

Education School reports and certificates, Victoria University degree day book

1

A7

Photographs. Two large school photos. Album and miscellaneous. Gymnasium certificates

1

A8

Miscellaneous personal memorabilia

1

B

Lectures, articles and papers

B1

"Morphology and classification of Lichens", nine lecturers, as well as lectures on plant physiology, by Sydney Garside, Bedford College, London

3

B2

Four lectures on Lichens

1

B3

Talk given out of doors at Camps Bay, 4.10.196

1

B4

List of papers by S Garside, 1918-1958

1

B5

"The development morphology of the pollen of proteaceae", by S Garside

1

B6

Various drafts of articles on Baron Jacquin and the Schonbrunn Gardens

1

B7

Notes on botanists 1. Adelbert von Chamisso, and2. C H Bergius, 3. Gulielma Lister, 4. Olaf Rudbeck, 5. Baron von Ludwig

1

B8

Articles by the following

3

Harris, S. A simple technique for arranging groups of diatoms

Marquand, C V B. A new species of exormotheca from South Africa

Parker, R N. The ecological status of the Himalayan fir forests

Timm, R Beobachtungen an Lebermoosen in bot. garten zu Hamburg aus der nachlass des Prof Dr Zacharias Van Zinderen Bakker, E M La vegetation de la partie centrale de l'Afrique du sud aujourd'hui et autrefois. (Conference faite a Paris pour la Societe Botanique de France. 11.5.1956)

Van Zinderen Bakker, E M. Pollen statistics and the study of the Quaternary in Southern Africa. (Lecture held at Cambridge for the Quaternary Discussion Group, 16.4.1956).

C

Botanical notes

C1

Notes on lichens

9

C2

Liliiflorae

1

C3

Mosses

4

C4

Pollens

4

C5

Proteaceae, including macadamia turnifolia

3

C6

Mushrooms

1

C7

Myrtales

1

C8

Satyrium

1

C9

Spiloxenopsis and spiloxenella

1

C10

Notes on gardens, and plants gathered by Dr Hermann at the Cape of Good Hope in 1672, etc.

1

C11

The Garside herbarium of South African plants

1

C12

Harry Bolus' Ericaceae. Key to the genera, and Keys to: Asparagus; Iridaceae; Rubriaceae; Passerina, by Thoday; Leguminosae; and Oxalis of the Cape Peninsula

1

C13

Bolus Herbarium - Cryptogamic Herbarium

1

C14

Notes on botanical works in the S A Library, Cape Town

1

C15

S A Museum Codex by Dr Barnard

1

C16

Miscellaneous botanical notes

11

C17

Drawings and photographs of lichens and the Bohemann beetle, etc. One folder in O/S.

4

D

Notebooks and diaries

D1

Diaries of visits to Yorkshire and Wales, 1950, and notes on Ashton moss, flora and Matlockfish, and prices in restaurants

3

D2-D28

Botanical notebooks

28

E1-E2

Newspaper clippings, one folder mainly articles by Dr Skaife

2

F

Negatives, including glass negatives

c. 100

TOTAL

c.200 folders  ±2 500 items