83. [Bill posted fence of the demolished Convent of the Good Shepherd and Refuge, with notice for "Building material, Convent of Good Samaritan Sisters, Friends Meeting House, Auction", before 1905]

69. [Photographs showing the condition of O'Connell Street and the streetscape for the uneven numbered buildings, between 1900-1905] / Murell & Co.

70. [Photographs showing the condition of O'Connell Street and the streetscape for the uneven numbered buildings, between 1900-1905] / Murell & Co.

71. [Photographs showing the condition of O'Connell Street and the streetscape for the uneven numbered buildings, between 1900-1905] / Murell & Co.

72. [Photographs showing the condition of O'Connell Street and the streetscape for the uneven numbered buildings, between 1900-1905] / Murell & Co.

73. [Photographs showing the condition of O'Connell Street and the streetscape for the uneven numbered buildings, between 1900-1905] / Murell & Co.

74. [Coast Road between Sydney and Wollongong]

75. [Double Bay with paddle steamer at the wharf, from Darling Point]

76. [HMS Royal Arthur and third class cruiser, Farm Cove, 1901-1904]

77. [South Head and The Gap]

78. [South Head and The Gap]

79. [Macquarie Lighthouse and surrounding buildings]

80. [Sword dancing to a piper, Showground or White City ?]

81. [Watsons Bay houses near The Gap]

82. Police (Carters') Barracks, Belmore Road

84. Vaucluse House from [New] South Head Road

85. Tramway entrance [and yard], Pitt Street South, next to the Good Samaritan School and Convent, [before 1905]

86. Sewer removed from the Jewish portion of the Devonshire Street Cemetery

87. [Georgian house no.12 (possibly Castlereagh Street) behind one of undertaker Mrs P. Kirby's four parlours (posibly 7 Elizabeth Street), listed for sale with M.Moss, Wynyard Lane and Piercy Ethel & Co., 3 Moore Street (Sands Directory, 1900)]

88. [Georgian house no.12 (possibly Castlereagh Street) behind one of undertaker Mrs P. Kirby's four parlours (posibly 7 Elizabeth Street), listed for sale with M.Moss, Wynyard Lane and Piercy Ethel & Co., 3 Moore Street (Sands Directory, 1900)]

89. [Looking north along George Street from no.185 (Sue Hing Long & Co.), no.183 (Mrs H.Goldsmide, pawnbroker) and no.181 (Sun Sam Kee) towards the Quay, Sands 1890]

90. E.Timm's North Sydney Coffee Palace, 242 George Street [Sands, 1900]

91. [Looking south at First Government House site, Phillip Street and the back of the Metropole Hotel (note advertising posters)]

92. [Macquarie building (1812), George Street North, housing the Imperial Pensions Office and the offices of Walter Froggatt, entomologist and W.J. Allen, fruit expert for the Dept. of Agriculture, after 1896 (see also no. 100)]

Royal Australian Historical Society : collection of photographs, prints, drawings, realia, and ephemera, ca. 1803, 1834-1968

69-73. [Photographs showing the condition of O'Connell Street and the streetscape for the uneven numbered buildings, between 1900-1905] / Murell & Co.
74. [Coast Road between Sydney and Wollongong]
75. [Double Bay with paddle steamer at the wharf, from Darling Point]
76. [HMS Royal Arthur and third class cruiser, Farm Cove, 1901-1904]
77-78. [South Head and The Gap]
79. [Macquarie Lighthouse and surrounding buildings]
80. [Sword dancing to a piper, Showground or White City ?]
81. [Watsons Bay houses near The Gap]
82. Police (Carters') Barracks, Belmore Road
83. [Bill posted fence of the demolished Convent of the Good Shepherd and Refuge, with notice for "Building material, Convent of Good Samaritan Sisters, Friends Meeting House, Auction", before 1905]
84. Vaucluse House from [New] South Head Road
85. Tramway entrance [and yard], Pitt Street South, next to the Good Samaritan School and Convent, [before 1905]
86. Sewer removed from the Jewish portion of the Devonshire Street Cemetery
87-88. [Georgian house no.12 (possibly Castlereagh Street) behind one of undertaker Mrs P. Kirby's four parlours (posibly 7 Elizabeth Street), listed for sale with M.Moss, Wynyard Lane and Piercy Ethel & Co., 3 Moore Street (Sands Directory, 1900)]
89. [Looking north along George Street from no.185 (Sue Hing Long & Co.), no.183 (Mrs H.Goldsmide, pawnbroker) and no.181 (Sun Sam Kee) towards the Quay, Sands 1890]
90. E.Timm's North Sydney Coffee Palace, 242 George Street [Sands, 1900]
91. [Looking south at First Government House site, Phillip Street and the back of the Metropole Hotel (note advertising posters)]
92. [Macquarie building (1812), George Street North, housing the Imperial Pensions Office and the offices of Walter Froggatt, entomologist and W.J. Allen, fruit expert for the Dept. of Agriculture, after 1896 (see also no. 100)]

Box 04: Royal Australian Historical Society : photonegatives, ca. 1890-1905

83. [Bill posted fence of the demolished Convent of the Good Shepherd and Refuge, with notice for "B...

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