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Box 63: Subject and place file, Sydney, N.S.W. – Shops, etc. – Aldis Wholesale Tobacconist to Sydney, N.S.W. – Streets – Brisbane Street, ca. 1835 to 1982

BOX 2
Scrapbook, 383 pp., partially indexed at front of volume. Newscuttings and illustrations from Australian newspapers, 1898-ca.1921, including The Australasian, Sydney Morning Herald, Daily Telegraph, and The Sun, predominantly 1911-1913; diverse topics including Sydney history, Boer War, Australian politics and defence, news reports from China, Australian Aborigines, Antarctic exploration, aviation; includes Commonwealth Celebrations (1901) and Fleet Week (1908) programmes and souvenirs.
Includes 4 pages of original photoprints (George St, 1898, ships, the crew of SS Star of Australia and 2 photographs of children with animals, one captioned “Brisbane Zoo, 1912”). Final third of album mainly cuttings re Prince of Wales’ visit, 1920.

BOX 3
Folder 1
Scrapbook marked “AJV Life” on pennant-shaped label pasted on back cover. Index on front cover. Newscuttings including Vogan’s writings, manuscript and typescript poetry and quotations, rubbings, sketches, correspondence. Receipt for subscription to Glebe Anti-German League, 1916. Includes memoranda regarding Vogan’s career (p. 98).
Folder 2
 Loose scrapbook, “Explorers Australia”. Loose cuttings inserted in a blank commercial scrapbook. Handwritten label “Explorers Australia” affixed to spine. No cuttings pasted down; scrapbook discarded. Contents include correspondence, sketches and hand-drawn map, drafts and newscuttings, including items by Vogan in the Young Citizen, ca.1924, and in the Daily Telegraph, Sydney Morning Herald, and unidentified New Zealand newspapers, 1920s; columns (evidently by Vogan) “The Whirl of the World” and “Eve’s Letter” in the Australian Bystander, 1924, and items by G. Pitt Rivers, Ernest Wunderlich, Daisy M. Bates; items about W. A. Tietkens, and theory of Egyptian origin of civilization; typescript carbon copies of drafts of articles “That’s Rummy!”, 29 August 1924, (re words derived from ‘Romany’), with copy of covering letter to editor of Daily Telegraph, and “The Romance of the Yasawas” (undated, incomplete); rough notes on geology and origin of name ‘Narrabeen’ and ‘kookaburra’; hand-drawn map of Goodenough Bay, New Guinea, signed and dated by Vogan 12 July 1931; ink drawings of carvings from Hawaiian Islands.
Correspondents include W. A. Tietkens, S. A. White, David Unaipon (brief note requesting information about Easter Island statues), Stanley Abbott (General Secretary, National Citizens’ Union), Charles Hedley, G. A. Hills (photographer), Ernest Wunderlich (manuscript, 14 December 1937, on Wunderlich Ltd letterhead, attached to presentation copy of printed essay “No. 5 Rambles in Archaeology / by E. W. [Ernest Wunderlich]”, inscribed to Vogan on cover; with attached copy of letter from Vogan to Wunderlich, 20 April 1931 (typescript carbon copy)); Annie Thomas, Suva (re stone statue in her possession, photograph attached). Signed out-letter to the Sculptor’s Society, Sydney, 9 September 1938, re their proposed memorial to Lawrence Hargrave near Stanwell Park.
Folder 3
Scrapbook, 1878-1900, ‘J.V. album’, inscribed on first page “James Vogan, ‘Darwin’, Te Puke, Tauranga. Scraps and useful memoranda”. Cuttings regarding railways, roads, Crown lands, letters to the editor, Charles Darwin, New Guinea exploration.
Folder 4
Scrapbook, “Gleanings”. Indexed in front of volume, articles on Bali, Easter Island, ethnology

BOX 4
Folder 1
Scrapbook “Character in handwriting”, in ‘Perfect’ Scrap Book and Desk File. Indexed in front of volume, with enclosures containing envelopes, letters and examples and analyses of handwriting.
Folder 2
Scrapbook in ‘Perfect’ Scrapbook and Desk File, cuttings and letters loose in volume enclosures mainly regarding World War I and socialism, ca. 1915-1919
Folder 3
Scrapbook “Poetry by A. J. Vogan, indexed in front of volume. Letters, poems, clippings 1915-1946

BOX 5
Folder 1
Boer War scrapbook, 1900-1919 containing loose and fixed cuttings. Includes watercolours and sketches by Vogan, military statements, proclamations, reports and field intelligence, articles including ‘The day’s work as a scout during the late Boer War by Ex Sergeant A. J. Vogan’, the capture of Commandant Scheepers by Vogan and Vogan’s statement of claim regarding capture, accounts of battles and skirmishes with hand drawn maps and diagrams, memo and descriptions, poems, a music sketch and lyrics to marching songs, lists of words and translations to Afrikaans, certificate of discharge, 1901, and photographs including Captain F.B. Hughs, Vogan in uniform and mounted soldiers 
Folder 2
Scrapbook ‘N’: ‘Autographs’. Index at rear of volume. Volume inscribed on first page ‘to be used only for news-cuttings, letters, &c connected with my life history, especially my life-work. A. J. V. Oct. 97’. Includes certificate of election to Royal Geographical Society,  November 1885; studio portrait taken on return from New Guinea expedition; printed cover design by Vogan for The Black Police; letters on personal, literary and mining matters, and relating to treatment of Aborigines, 1894-1925, from Agnes L. Kettlewell,  Maggie Caldwell, J. James (missionary on New Hebrides and ‘authority upon island mythology’), George Waite, Henry Parkes, C. O. L. Perth, J. H. Maiden, Havelock Ellis, John Tebbutt, Nellie Ruthe, James H. Shaw; advertisement for Vogan’s map of Federal Australia; newscuttings and press notices, ca. 1891-1929 including Vogan’s articles on atrocities against Aborigines, with reference to Anderson murders, WA; NSW Railway Lines Dept. authorisation, 1892; Western Australian miner’s right, 1895; apprenticeship indenture to Company of Watermen and Lightermen of the River Thames, 1877; letter from J. D. Love[?] about death of Robert Logan Jack, with photograph

BOX 6
Folder 1
Scrapbook, inscribed “Laura Nisbet” in front of volume, comprising a few pages of letter fragments, cuttings and poems, 1887-1889
Folder 2
Scrapbook ‘L’ in Letts’s Australasian diary and almanac for 1886: drafts of poetry and cuttings of published poems (some signed and dated, 1887-1900); notes, newscuttings and references on literature, socialism, mining law, ancestral memory and other topics; letters to Vogan and copies of other letters, ca.1889-1904
Folder 3
Scrapbook ‘O’: ‘Microscopical Objects drawn from life’. Watercolour and ink studies dated 1877-1882
Folder 4
Scrapbook ‘C’: ‘Cuttings’, indexed in front of volume. Newscuttings ca. 1891-1893, chiefly 1891 on railways, trade, Maori in New Zealand, including reviews of ‘The Black Police’
Folder 5
Scrapbook ‘F’: ‘Cuttings’. Index on back cover. Newscuttings of items by Vogan and other authors from New Zealand and Australian newspapers, 1887-1897, 1922
Folder 6
Scrapbook ‘Weather 5/1/46’. Exercise book of weather map clippings Jan.-Dec. 1946

BOX 7
Folder 1
Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings, inscribed inside front cover “Mrs Fowler Cranbrook Aug. 1910. Small number of cuttings on Manly 1904-1914 and World War II, 1940
Folder 2
Scrapbook of cuttings in exercise book, mainly on bushrangers and Ben Hall, ca. 1919
Folder 3
The Great War Book 2. Scrapbook, in ‘Perfect’ Scrapbook and Desk File, 1914-1917. Marked “War Horrors 2!” on cover, indexed in front of volume. Mainly loose and fixed newscuttings relating to First World War, with correspondence inserted. Includes: photographic prints of Commonwealth prisoner of war documents of Eugene Gurtner, 1914-1916; patriotic handbills and pamphlets. Correspondence mainly comprises copies of out-letters to Commonwealth Government authorities reporting perceived instances of disloyal communication; and request to obtain a place in the Expeditionary Forces. Includes signed typescript letter from W. M. Hughes, Attorney-General, 14 November 1941, acknowledging letter re censorship
Folder 4
Loose clippings from back of ‘War Horrors’ scrapbook

BOX 8 
Scrapbook ‘D’: ‘Types of men & women’. Inscribed inside front cover A. J. Vogan, Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. Photographs, printed illustrations and newscuttings, 1880s-1920s. Fragile
1-6. Unidentified portrait photographs of Maori men
7-13. Unidentified portrait photographs of Maori women, 1 loose in envelope
14-15. Queensland aboriginal men
16. Aboriginal children, Central Queensland
17. Native mounted trooper. Caption added later: [John] Bungaree the mounted trooper
18-21. North Queensland girls and women, one covered with paper marked ‘Private. Nude study’
22. Loose photograph of aboriginal man captioned on back “Australia for the Australians”
23. N.S.W. Aboriginal man
24. North Queensland Squatter’s hareem [harem]
25. Group portrait of unidentified Aboriginal children, Matron and Matron’s child at Warengesda Native Mission School N.S.W.
26. North Queensland Aboriginal man
27. Newsclipping ‘In the Northern Territory’ from Daily Telegraph 25 March, 1914
28. Australian aboriginals Bourke N.S.W.
29. Australian aboriginals North Western Queensland
30. Samoan girl 13 years. ‘This negative was sold for £100. The girl 13 years of age & a chief’s daughter died about 1889-90’
31. Fiji woman. Covered with paper marked ‘Private. Nude Study’
32. Fijian man. A sailor
33-34. American Indians (clippings of engravings)
35. Siamese district chief (clipping of engraving)
36. Tongan girl (clipping)
37-46. Colonial types 
47. French model type
48-63. Types of beauty. British actresses
64-65. Types of judge (photograph and cigarette card)
66-89. Criminal types (20 engravings, 1 photograph, 2 clippings)
90. Newsclipping ‘Lonely cottage tragedy’, World news, 8 Jan. 1921
91. Newsclipping ‘The Rainhill and Windsor tragedies’, World news 5 Feb. 1921
92-96. Types of criminals
97-105. United States types
106. French types
107-111. Distinguished men not intellectual
112-113. Brave men. 1 postcard, 1 captioned photograph with clippings from Brisbane courier 21.11.1885
114. New Guinea native. Page from ‘ Trip, travel, exploration and ascent’.
115. New Guinea natives in dance costume
116. New Guinea children after a feed of sago
117. New Guineans at Jubilee River, Gulf of Papua
118. New Guineans at Aird River, Gulf of Papua
119. ‘New Guinean women at Sumaate Fly River dressed in our old clothes, Bonito Expeditions 1885’
120. An engineer of the Pelton Water Wheel Company and his assistants, Malay Peninsular (clipping)
121-128. European actresses
129. Abbas Pasha (clipping)

BOX 9
Folder 1
Scrapbook ca.1915-1917. Newscuttings, by Vogan and others, including report of public meeting attended by Vogan re using Australian Aborigines as scouts. Correspondence on various subjects including archaeology and perceived domestic security risks; Correspondents include J. S. P. Ramsay, Bruce Smith, Leonard Murray (administrator in New Guinea).  Maps, typescript drafts and notes re astronomy, sacerdotal symbolism, origins of Australian Aborigines, rock carvings at Narrabeen. Cover discarded
Folder 2
Scrapbook marked “Life New Zealand New Caledonia 1921-1922. Indexed in front of volume, with letters, map of the ‘Winterless North’, New Zealand, articles on early history of Kaitaia
Folder 3
Scrapbook ‘F’, 1933-1935, chiefly 1933. Letters and cuttings on punitive expeditions against aboriginals, politics and trade

BOX 10
Folder 1
Scrapbook ‘H’, 1935-1937, chiefly 1935 cuttings and letters on archaeology in the Pacific
Folder 2
Scrapbook, marked on cover “Life Bricks 1 A.J.V. 1859. Indexed at front of volume, letters, clippings, photographs, articles with rough autobiographical sketch, 1946-1947
Scrapbook, marked on cover “Life Bricks 2 A.J.V. Indexed at front of volume, letters, clippings, photographs, articles with rough autobiographical sketch, 1946-1947, chiefly 1947
Folder 3
Scrapbook of loose and fixed cuttings, articles and photographs on the Pacific Islands and archaeology, the Malay dictionary, ca. 1933-1945
Folder 4
Scrapbook ‘Literary cuttings’ 1910-1921. Inscribed in front of volume Jas. R. Scott, journalist, Cessnock. Clippings of book reviews, caricatures, letters & draft articles

BOX 11
Folder 1
Scrapbook ‘J’, 1937-1938. Indexed album of correspondence. Marked “J” on cover.  Includes newscuttings related to archaeological discoveries in the Pacific and correspondence; photographs, including of the “Meggy duet” (Myrtle & Ivy) inscribed to “Uncle Vogan”; a Kodak enclosure with photograph and negative of Vogan, a street photograph of Vogan, sketches
Folder 2
“My Book, Sundry cuttings re”, 1924-1938. Loose cuttings, photographs including Kerry & Co. photos of aboriginal ceremonies and Bora rings; pages from the Pacific Islands monthly 1931, 1935; articles including Native African telegraphy, 1924, a paper on tree worship, 1931; 2 issues of Pacific Islands Monthly 1932, 1 issue of Etudes Melanesiennes, 1938, 1 issue of Building journal featuring the Sydney Harbour Bridge, 1932 
Folder 3
Cover and fragment of scrapbook: Symbolic Art: Yucatan Asia Japan China India. Begun Jan 1922.

BOX 12
Folder 1
Scrapbook ‘Newspaper cuttings’, ca. 1872-1885. Articles on exploration, Daly River murders in N.T., 1885 and poetry
Folder 2
Scrapbook folder of letters, photographs, draft articles and drawings of aboriginal rock carvings, articles & cuttings mainly on archaeology, Maori & Aboriginal customs, evolution, New Caledonia, India & Egypt including ‘A woman’s travels in unknown Asia by Mary Gaunt, 1914, photograph of cave drawings at Duaringa near Rockhampton, ca. 1914-1925. Folder discarded
Folder 3
Scrapbook ‘Gleanings’, ca. 1922. Exercise book with letters, maps, handwritten articles on New Zealand history, New Caledonia, the languages of China & Polynesia, the Mayas of Yucatan & the Egyptians; drawings of hieroglyphics at Pitcairn Island, Easter Island and New Guinea; photographs of rock carvings in Tahiti and dancing troops in Rarotonga
Folder 4
Scrapbook titled ‘Articles’, 1943. Notes and clippings for articles on religion, languages, ‘The Great Races'

A. J. (Arthur James) Vogan - papers

Series 02: A. J. Vogan scrapbooks, 1878-1947

LODDON FALLS
1.	Loddon Falls, undated
“Loddon Falls, Thirroul” – verso
Post card, sepia toned
2.	Loddon Falls, undated
Photograph, sepia toned

LOGAN
3.	Logan, Qld. – Shops, etc. – James McMillan, 1873
Clipping
From: Queenslander, 15 December 1932

LONDON
4.	London – Churches – St. Clement Danes, 1817 / engraved by T. Higham from a drawing by W. Morland for the Walks through London
“St. Clement Dane’s Church, Strand” – caption
Engraving
Published by w. Clarke, 1 March 1817
5.	London – Hotels, undated
“The Robin Hood, Botany Bay, near Enfield, near London”, signed “James Watson” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
6.	London – Libraries – British Museum, 1920
“London, British Museum, Reading Room” – caption
Post card, sepia toned
7.	London – Theatres – Little Theatre, Haymarket, 1720+ / Geo Jones del.; I. Stow sculp.
“Interior of the Little Theatre, Haymarket” – caption
Photograph, black and white, of an engraving

LONGREACH
8.	Longreach, Qld. – Shops, offices & factories – Original Qantas office, 1961 / Sali Herman
“Lot 452”
Print, black and white, of an oil painting
 
LORD HOWE ISLAND
9.	Lord Howe Island, c. 1900
“Lord Howe Is. Showing mountains covered by clouds” – inscribed on verso
Post card, sepia toned
10.	Lord Howe Island, c. 1900
“Stevens’ Point, Ld Howe Island” – below photograph
Post card, black and white
11.	Lord Howe Island, 1953
Clipping on 3 pages
From: Port of Sydney Journal, July 1953

LORNE
12.	Lorne, Vic., c. 1890
“Phantom Falls” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
13.	Lorne, Vic., undated
Photograph, sepia toned

LOUISIADE ARCHIPELAGO
14.	Louisiade Archipelago, 1849
“Scene in the Louisiade Archipelago” / by Thomas Henry Huxley
Original in the National Library of Australia, Canberra
Clipping
From: The National Bank of Australasia Ltd. Calendar, 1963
15.	Louisiade Archipelago, 1849
“Village at Chaumoht Island, Louisiade Archipelago” / by Captain Owen Stanley
Original in the Mitchell Library, Sydney, at DL Pd 395
Clipping
From: The National Bank of Australasia Ltd. Calendar, 1963

LOVETT, PORT CYGNET
16.	Lovett, Port Cygnet, undated / Beattie Studios, Hobart
“Lovett, from E. Port Cygnet”
Post card, sepia toned

LOVETT BAY, PITTWATER
17.	Lovett Bay, Pittwater, undated, post card no. 1
Post card, sepia toned
18.	Lovett Bay, Pittwater, undated, post card no. 2
Post card, sepia toned

LOYALTY ISLANDS
19 - 21	Loyalty Islands – Ethnology, undated
Folder with 3 pages of photographs and post cards
All pictures numbered and most described on their verso
19.	Loyalty Islands – Ethnology, undated
1. “Chef de tribu de l’île Lifou (Loyalty)” = Chieftain of Lifou (Loyalty) 2. & 3.  “Canaque d’Ouvéa (îles Loyalty)” = Kanak from Ouvéa (Loyalty Islands) 4.” Jeune femme de Maré (îles Loyalty)” = Young woman from Maré (Loyalty Islands)
4 photographs, cartes de visite, sepia toned
20.	Loyalty Islands – Ethnology, undated
5. “Domestique canaque au service d’un Européen” = Kanak maid in the service of a European 6. “Indigène de Maré (îles Loyalty)” – Indigenous man from Maré, Loyalty Islands 7. “Femmes de Lifou (îles Loyalty) années de casse-tête” = Women from LIfou (Loyalty Islands) … [?]
3 photographs, cartes de visite, sepia toned
21.	Loyalty Islands – Ethnology, undated
8. “Indigènes de Lifou, Loyalty Is.” = Indigenous people from Lifou, Loyalty Islands 9. “Nouvelle-Calédonie – Dumbéa – Groupe Indigène Maré” = New Caledonia – Dumbéa – Indigenous group from Maré
1 post card, black and white; 1 post card, sepia toned

LUNG OIL PLANTS
22.	Lung Oil Plants, undated
Photograph

LYRE BIRD
23.	Lyre bird, 1802
“A lyre-bird” / by Sydenham Edwards, signed and dated 1802
Stamped “J.S. Maas & Co. Ltd., … London” on verso
Photograph, black and white, of a pen, ink and watercolour drawing
For sale at Sotheby’s 19 December 1962, Lot 321
24.	Lyre bird, undated / painting by C.F. Linaker
“Australia’s wonder bird – the Lyre bird” - caption
Print, coloured

LYTTLETON
25.	Lyttleton, undated
Photograph, sepia toned

MACDONALD RIVER
26.	Macdonald River, N.S.W., 1840
“The Valley of the Macdonald from the road beyond Wiseman’s Ferry” / by Conrad Martens
Print, coloured
Offered at Christie’s, 6 March 1970, Lot 22
27 - 28	Macdonald River, N.S.W., 1881
Folder with 2 pages of black and white photographs
27.	Macdonald River, N.S.W., 1881 
1. “Mouth of the Macdonald River N.S.W.”  - caption 
Original available at PXA 450, No. 19
Negative available at ONCY 57 : 19
2. “Macdonald River” - caption 
Original available at PXA 450, No. 21
Negative available at ONCY 57 : 21
2 photographs, black and white
28.	Macdonald River, N.S.W., 1881
“Macdonald River” – caption
Original available at PXA 450, No. 23
Negative available at ONCY 57 : 23
Photograph, black and white
29.	Macdonald River, N.S.W., undated
“The Macdonald River from above Wiseman Ferry” / by Conrad Martens
Print, black and white

MOUNT MACEDON
30.	Mount Macedon, Vic., undated
“Waterfall, Mount Macedon” - caption
Print, black and white
31.	Mount Macedon, Vic., undated
“Looking down the valley. Distant View of Mount Macedon. Mountain Road” caption
Print, black and white

MACLAY, NIKOLAUS DE MIKLOUHO
32.	Nikolaus de Miklouho Maclay (artist), undated
Photograph, black and white, of a pencil sketch
Original at: A 2889 vol. 2, Pt 5/4d

MACLEAY RIVER
33.	Macleay River, N.S.W., undated / Kerry
Print, black and white
34.	Macleay River, N.S.W. – Wharves, undated
“Macleay River, North Coast S.S. Wharf, Central Kempsey, S.S. Burrawong (Sydney), S.S. Pelican [?], … S.S. Badon …” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned

MACQUARIE HARBOUR
35.	Macquarie Harbour, Tas., c. 1826 – 1831
Print, coloured
Christie’s (South Kensington) Topographical Pictures, 28 May 1987
36.	Macquarie Harbour, Tas., undated
Top: Vue d’Elizabeth Town (Tasmanie) Bottom: Le Havre, Macquarie
Print, black and white
From: Voyage pittoresque autour du monde [picture] / [Jules-Sébastien-César Dumont d'Urville]. Tom 2, Pl. XLI
37.	Macquarie Harbour, Tas., undated, photograph no. 1
Photograph, black and white
Original photograph is in the National Library of Australia, 1962
38.	Macquarie Harbour, Tas., undated, photograph no. 2
Photograph, black and white
Original photograph is in the National Library of Australia, 1962
39.	Macquarie Harbour, Tas., undated / Beattie, Photographer, Hobart
“The Grummet Rock, with convicts rafting pine logs” - caption
Clipping
40.	Macquarie Harbour, Tas., undated / Beattie, Photographer, Hobart
“Hell’s Gates, Macquarie Harbour” - caption
Clipping

MACQUARIE, LACHLAN
41 - 50	Lachlan Macquarie – Relics, undated
10 pages of black and white photographs
41.	Lachlan Macquarie – Relics, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM2 / 1992, LR 44 (i)
42.	Lachlan Macquarie – Relics, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM2 / 1992, LR 44 (ii)
43.	Lachlan Macquarie – Relics, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM2 / 1992, LR 44 (detail) (iii)
44.	Lachlan Macquarie – Relics, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM2 / 1992, LR 44 (detail) (iv)
45.	Lachlan Macquarie – Relics, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM2 / 1992, LR 44 (detail) (v)
46.	Lachlan Macquarie – Relics, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM2 / 1992, LR 44 (detail) (vi)
47.	Lachlan Macquarie – Relics, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM2 / 1992, LR 44 (detail) (vii)
48.	Lachlan Macquarie – Relics, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM2 / 1992, LR 44 (detail) (viii)
49.	Lachlan Macquarie – Relics, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM2 / 1992, LR 44 (detail) (ix)
50.	Lachlan Macquarie – Relics, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM2 / 1992, LR 44 (detail) (x)

MACQUARIE PLAINS
51.	Macquarie Plains, Tasmania, undated / Beattie Studios, Hobart
Post card, black and white

MAGELLAN, STRAIT OF
52.	Strait of Magellan, undated
“Découverte du Détroit de Magellan …”= Discovery of the Strait of Magellan
Engraving

MAGILL
53.	Magill, S.A., undated
Photograph, black and white

MAGNETIC ISLAND
54.	Magnetic Island, undated
“Horseshoe Bay, Magnetic Is’d, Townsville, N.Q.” – caption
Print, coloured

MAGNI
55.	Magni (artist), undated / London Stereoscopic Comp.
“The reading girl” / by Magni
“International Exhibition” – below photograph
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned of a sculpture

MAITLAND
56.	Maitland, N.S.W., 1853 / Sands & Kenny, Sydney & Melbourne
“View of East Maitland” 
Signed in bottom right corner “WL Manning” [?]
Photograph of letterhead from “Terry’s landscape scenery”, plate no. 12 (not from Mitchell Library’s set). 
Photograph, sepia toned
57.	Maitland, N.S.W., 1853 / Sands & Kenny, Sydney & Melbourne 
1. New Bridge West Maitland (Negative available at FM1 / 5236
Photograph of letterhead from “Terry’s landscape scenery”, plate no. 6 (not from Mitchell Library’s set). 
2. View of West Maitland from the Hunter
Photograph of letterhead from “Terry’s landscape scenery”, plate no. 13 (not from Mitchell Library’s set). 
Both signed in bottom right corner “WL Manning” [?]
2 photographs, sepia toned
58.	Maitland, N.S.W. – Churches – Catholic Church, undated
“St John’s Roman Catholic Church West Maitland. Respectfully dedicated to the Rev’d Dean Lynch by the Publisher William Baker” – below picture
1 drawing of [the priest?] and 1 drawing of the outside of the church
59.	Maitland, N.S.W. – Churches – St. John’s, West Maitland, undated
Print, black and white
60.	Maitland, N.S.W. – Floods, 1893 / Moss Photo, West Maitland
Photograph, sepia toned
Reproduced in: Memento of Maitland floods, March 1893, May 1913 : 24 views. [Maitland, N.S.W. : s.n., 1913?] (Maitland : T. Dimmock)
61.	Maitland, N.S.W. – Hotels – Australian Hotel, undated
Photograph of handwritten notes of the history of the hotel from 1847 – 1857 on verso
Photograph, black and white, of the hotel
62.	Maitland, N.S.W. – Residences, 1926/ Elite Printing Works, Cessnock
“Cottage (reroofed) West Maitland. Said to be the birthplace of Thunderbolt” – verso
Photographed 18/2/26 - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
63.	Maitland, N.S.W. – Streets – High Street, 1906 / T. Dimmock, Publisher, Maitland
“Winds like the Hunter R[iver]” – inscribed below picture
Print, black and white
64.	Maitland, N.S.W. – Streets – Melbourne Street, undated / T. Dimmock, Publisher, Maitland
Letter on verso
Post card, black and white
65.	Maitland, N.S.W. – Water supply – Walka Pumping Station, undated / print by D.L. Hilder Pty. Ltd.
“Chichester Dam – Pump house at Walka Pumping Station, Maitland” - verso
Photograph, black and white

MAKETU, NEW ZEALAND
66.	Maketu, New Zealand, 1868
Post Office, Maketu
Photograph, black and white, of a drawing
George Carrick Steet papers, 1840-1910 MLMSS 318, item 1a, p. 23b

MANILA, PHILIPPINES
67.	Manila, Philippines – Churches – Augustinian Church, undated
“Impressive entrance to San Agustin, oldest church in The Philippines …” – below picture
Clipping

MANILLA
68 - 70	Manilla, N.S.W., undated
Folder with 3 pages of black and white clippings of pictures
68.	Manilla, N.S.W., undated
1. “Mrs. Veness, The Oldest Inhabitant of Manilla” 2. William Cobley’s Royal Hotel” 3. “T.J. Arneil’s Imperial Hotel, Manilla” 4. “H. Baker’s Engineering Works” 5. [untitled] Pictured Harcourt & Glover’s store
5 pictures, black and white, on 1 page
69.	Manilla, N.S.W., undated
6. “A view of Durham Court. From the spot where Mr. Otto Baldwin erected his first residence 80 years ago” 7. “Namoi River frontage to Block 42” 8. “The wedding of Mr. Russell and Miss M. Baldwin at Durham Court, Manilla, September 4, 1901”
3 pictures, black and white, on 1 page
70.	Manilla, N.S.W., undated
“In Manilla’s business quarter” – caption
9. “Manilla “Express” office, C. Vincent, proprietor” 10. A.C. Veness, Auctioneer and Commission Agent”
2 pictures, black and white

MANNING RIVER
71.	Manning River, N.S.W., c. 1900?
“Upper Manning River, c. 1900?” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
72.	Manning River, N.S.W., undated
“Near Taree” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned

MAORIS
73.	Maoris, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
74.	Maoris, undated
“A Maori princess Maoris, undated
Clipping
75.	Maoris, undated
“Mohi, Maori chief”
Clipping
76.	Maoris, undated
Print, black and white
77.	Maoris, undated
“Maori woman, N.Z.” – verso
“Extracted from album … of views of countries visited presumably by J. McDakin Clench (whose ticket was in the album) on a world tour begun … leaving London 5 April 1895 for Albany, W.A.” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned

MAP EXHIBITION
78.	Map exhibition, 1959
“Map exhibition, January 1959. D.J.’s Galleries” - verso
Photograph, black and white

MAPS
79.	Maps – N.S.W. – 180, 1898? / Audio Visual Activities (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Sydney
“Plan of the town of Sydney in New South Wales” – caption
Photograph, black and white
From: Hist. Rec. NSW vol. 6, p. 366, 1898

MARANOA RIVER
80.	Maranoa River, Qld., undated
“Railway Bridge, Maranoa River”
Post card, black and white

MARIA ISLAND
81.	Maria Island, Tas., undated
“Maria Island, Tasmania” / by John Skinner Prout
“Lot 154”
Print, coloured
82	Lake Marion, S.A., undated
“Mt. Gould, Lake Marion” – verso
Post card, black and white
83.	Marrangaroo, N.S.W., undated / photograph by Lithgow Studios
“Railway viaduct over Middle River, Marrangaroo”
Post card, black and white

MARQUESANS
84.	Marquesans, undated
“Marquesas Islands – Ethnology” – caption
“Marquesas : portrait of an islander / presumably by W. Hodges”
Print, black and white
Original in private possession
Offered at Sotheby’s 10 November 1965

MARSDEN, S.
85.	Rev. Samuel Marsden, undated
“The building in Farsley, Yorks[hire] to which the first barrels of wool taken to England by the Rev. Samuel Marsden …” - verso
Photograph, black and white
86.	Rev. Samuel Marsden – Residence, undated
“Second Parsonage, Parramatta” – verso
Similar watercolour in Mitchell Library at V1B / Parr / 13
Photograph, black and white

MARSHALL ISLANDS
87.	Marshall Islands, undated
Photograph, sepia toned, of 5 drawings

MARTENS, C.
88.	Conrad Martens (artist), c. 1835
Elizabeth Bay House, residence, Sydney
Xerox copy, black and white, from C971
89.	Conrad Martens (artist), 1848
“View near Sydney” / by Conrad Martens
Print, black and white
Offered Leonard Joel, 9 November 1973, Lot 54
90.	Conrad Martens (artist), 1950
Clipping on 5 pages, includes 6 coloured plates
From: Geographical Magazine, London, November 1950
91.	Conrad Martens (artist), undated
“Franklin Vale Homestead” / by Conrad Martens
Photograph, coloured
Notes re Henry Mort who resided at Franklyn Vale are at PXn 330
3 other views in slide form are at FM5 / 678-680
92.	Conrad Martens (artist), undated
“Franklin Vale Homestead” / by Conrad Martens
Photograph, coloured
Notes re Henry Mort who resided at Franklyn Vale are at PXn 330
3 other views in slide form are at FM5 / 678-680
93.	Conrad Martens (artist), undated, set no. 1
Photograph, black and white, of two drawings 
94.	Conrad Martens (artist), undated, set no. 2
Photograph, black and white, of two drawings 
95.	Conrad Martens (artist), undated, set no. 3
Photograph, black and white, of two drawings 
96.	Conrad Martens (artist), undated, set no. 4
Photograph, black and white, of four drawings 
97.	Conrad Martens (artist), undated
Photograph, black and white, of a drawing 

MARULAN
98.	Marulan – Residences, 1929
“The Old Barn, Marulan. 19/12/29” inscribed at bottom of photograph
Letter on verso addressed to Mr Willingham from A. Brooks
Post card, black and white

MARYSVILLE
99.	Marysville, Vic., undated
“Marysville, near Melbourne, Victoria” / by Beatrice Boldeman
Photograph, black and white, of a drawing
Sotheby’s Sale, 1 November 1973 (T.E. Donne collection), Lot 99

MATUPI CRATER
100.	Matupi Crater, Rabaul, 1937 / photograph by Grace Evans, Rabual, New Guinea
“Before and After – 1”
“Matupi Crater before the eruption in May 1937. Thought to be quite extinct, the Government built the Health Laboratory on the edge of Matupi Bay” - verso
Photograph, black and white
101.	Matupi Crater, Rabaul, 1937 / photograph by Grace Evans, Rabual, New Guinea
“Before and After – 2”
“Matupi Crater after the eruption in May 1937. Mud and pumice ash have broken down all vegetation” - verso
Photograph, black and white

MAY, P.
102.	Phil May (artist)
2 prints, black and white, of sketches, on 2 pages
Sketches from Punch, London, 1903

Box 28: Subject and place file, Loddon Falls to May, ca. 1720 to 1959

Sub-series 1: Angus & Robertson book reviews in bound volumes, 1894-1970

Box 43: Subject and place file, Rock carvings to Santiago, ca. 1606 to 1954

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