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File consists of drawings for memorial tablet, including 3 development drawings (lettering, tablet) and 3 detail drawings (tablet, lettering).

File consists of 1 working drawing of stonework for alteration to wall linings of church.

File consists of architectural drawings for church (alterations to chapel in transept), including:
2 measured drawings: piers and arches of nave, plan of chapel
1 presentation drawing: interior perspective of chapel in northwest transept
2 development drawings: figure base, embroidery
66 detail drawings: floor plan, wall diaper, screens, panelling, lettering, lamp, radiator enclosure, figure base, stair, furniture, floor plate, door hardware, ornament, money box, pipes, cross, woodwork (including furniture, ornaments, screens, clergy stall, cresting, angels, finials, tablet, altar rail, transept, reredos, retable), brass work (including tablet, base, cross), marblework, ironwork (including curtain rails, screen hangers, light fixture), stonework, decorations, finials, chalice
2 consultant drawings: chancel, spire
8 photographs: finished interiors

File consists of drawings for church alterations to organ loft, screen, grille and baptismal font canopy, including:
2 survey drawings: floor plan, piers, arches of nave
10 seasured drawings: organ chamber, choir chamber, floor plan, organ arch, sections of transept, elevation at baptistry, plan of transept
3 presentation drawings: organ grille, elevation of organ, interior perspective
16 development drawings: ironwork (including organ medallion), chancel, organ loft and screen, organ, lettering, entrances, woodwork (including canopy), choir chamber, organ chamber, choir stalls
1 working drawing: plan and sections of organ loft
19 detail drawings: lettering, organ loft, stonework, ironwork (including organ grille and screen, spandrels, medallions), panelling, canopy, doors.

File consists primarily of architectural drawings for alterations to baptistry and organ of church. Also found are 1 photograph and 2 folders of correspondence. Drawings include:
5 development drawings: windows, organ console, plan, interior elevations
5 working drawings: plan, elevation, sections
13 detail drawings: mouldings, screen, section of baptistry, woodwork (including organ casing, panelling, platform, fittings), font cover, bowl, canopy, radiators, lighting, fixtures
1 consultant drawing: console case

File consists of architectural drawings for alterations to church organ case, organ chamber and baptistry. Drawings include:
30 measured drawings: chancel, seating, arches, south chapel, windows, doorway, north transept, arched openings, mouldings, interior elevations, pier, chapel plan, tower, nave, baptistry, transept, corbel
2 sketch drawings: screens, chapel
18 development drawings: screen, chancel, grid, ornament, tracery, organ case, wood post, cusping, pulpit desk, archway, lighting, baptistry, section, lettering
11 working drawings: organ case, baptistry
24 detail drawings: organ, ceiling panels and stencils, woodwork (including organ console, organ case), lettering, fittings, screen, archway.

File consists of drawings for alterations of church choir stall screen and canopy, including:
5 development drawings: candlesticks, organ chamber
1 working drawing: organ frame
10 detail drawings: organ chamber, screen, cresting, woodwork (including altar cross, screen, canopy), organ facade, candlesticks

File consists of drawings for sedilia (wood), including 1 development drawing (plan, elevation, section), 1 working drawing (plan, elevation), and 5 detail drawings (stonework for sedilia, woodwork (including crestings, seat, canopy), and lettering.

Fonds contains manuscript musical scores of Harriss' compositions: pieces for the keyboard, some orchestral works, organ music, part-songs and lieder, religious vocal music and patriotic songs. The rest of the fonds comprises a small amount of correspondence, much of it about the Imperial choir (1910), a photocopy of an autobiography covering the period 1862-1885, photographs of Harriss conducting Empire Day concerts (approximately 1920), and programs, 1890, 1924.