File contains two letters from Henry Hicks declining invitations to participate as a judge in the Provincial Championships in 1980 and 1985, as well as a letter to Kenneth Mills congratulating him on winning the 1981 Henry D. Hicks trophy at Dalhousie's Invitational Debating Tournament.
File includes correspondence with artist Tom Forrestall, the Canada Post Stamp Advisory Committee, Ronald St. J. Macdonald, and William H. Charles. There are also newspaper clippings and a Dalhousie University Convocation programme for May 27, 1983.
File also contains correspondence regarding Admiral Rupert George, the opening of the new Public Archives building on 19 June 1980, and the Archives' mural competition. There are also seven photographs featuring Henry Hicks, Lieutenant Governor John E. Shaffner, Premier John M. Buchanan, Archivist Hugh Taylor, and Ian M. MacKeigan taken at the opening of the Public Archives of Nova Scotia.
File contains correspondence, meeting minutes and annual reports regarding The Boy Scouts of Canada, Nova Scotia Barristers' Society, Canadian Professors for Peace in the Middle East, Bridgetown and Area Historical Society, The Donwood Institute, Kings Historical Society, Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific and Music Royale.
File includes a draft of the foreword as well as Hicks' correspondence with one of the authors, John H.M. Young, regarding the book and other stamp-related matters.
File contains correspondence between Morland Coon Limited, Exeter, England, and Henry Hicks, and other material regarding the purchase of antiques furniture. The file also includes correspondence between Bolton and Fairhead Limited, London, England, and Henry Hicks regarding the shipping of the antique furniture.
File includes an invitation to the Queen's Garden Party, a telegram exchange with Elizabeth R Queen Mother on the occasion of her eightieth birthday, and an exchange of letters with Simon, The Right Honourable, Earl of Dalhousie, at Brechin Casrtle, Scotland.
File also contains the Association of Canadian Television and Radio Artists constitution, union agreement, reports, financial statements, announcements and an issue of ActraScope.
File includes correspondence between Hicks and Myron Black regarding the credibility of Ralph Edward Group as well as correspondence between Hicks and Robson Lowe regarding the authenticity of a set of Bermuda covers provided by Group. There is also a photocopied and transcribed letter written to Reverand [sic] Joseph Taylor Jr. to J. Dunbar with postmarks 2 February 1810 and 9 April 1820.
