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MAINLY CITY STREETS
431-432. [House of] Simeon Lord, [with Exchange Studios' sign], from Pitt Street [see also nos 372, 420]
433. [Looking south from W.C. Eldridge & Co., dyers at no.40 and Mauri Bros and Thomson, no.46-48 York Street, (ref. Sands 1910)]
434. E.A. George, Venetian blind maker, 370 Pitt Street, [between 1905-1910] (see also no.409)
435. Square and Compass Hotel, and attached livery stables, 706 George Street and Hardman Brothers, biscuit manufacturers and confectioners, 704 George Street
436. Herr Rassmussen, optician and herbalist, 487 George Street;  Pellegrini & Co., 489 George Street;  Fitzsimons Bros., jewellers, 491 George Street;  H.D. Elliott & Co., furniture warehouse, 493 George Street
437. [Turner & Henderson, printers, 254 George Street and Willoughby & Co., importers, 256 George Street, opp. Jamison Street, (Sands 1910) (see also nos.373-374)]
438. On Yik & Lee, importers, 225 George Street, between Essex Street and Charlotte Place, [and neighbouring shops no.223 & no.227 being demolished (note the bills posted on the hoarding for Palm Beach Estate, Barranjoey {sic};  Cannaray Park Estate and Lawson Township Estate), after 1910]
439-440. [Bridge Street looking west from Loftus, showing Simeon Lord's house and Macquarie Place]
441. Smart's Hotel (lic. Joseph Hobbs Smart), 231 Pitt Street, cnr Market Street [also S. McCree, oyster saloon, no.235 and Howes & Howes, tailors, no.237]
442. Symonds' Furnishing Co., 285-287 Pitt Street;  Lowes, no.283;  Thomas Longshaw, locksmith, no. 279-281 [(Symonds' next to School of Arts) (ref. Sands 1910)]
443. [Looking north from Dymock's Book Arcade, 428 George Street and the Royal Hotel, decorated for Federation, 1901]
444. Waters' Building (at the time of re-building), corner George and King Streets, also National Hotel
445. [Demolition of exisiting buildings George Street between Essex Street and Charlotte Place (aka Grosvenor Street) to widen road and rebuild (see also no.439)]
446. [Tram intersection, George and Alfred Streets, with New York Hotel (lic. Thomas Cogan), shipping tailor Goldsmide (no.153) with billboard for H.G. Levy & Co., house furnishers, and the Fish & Oyster Saloon (no.151)]
447. James White, leatherworker, 390 Pitt Street, corner Goulburn Street, also J.Cunningham, wood carver, 85 Goulburn Street, ca. 1905 (ref. Sands)
448. Last of the Norfolk Island Pines, Annandale, home of Capt. Robert Johnston
449-454. [George Street businesses, nos 666-682 (inclding those of Edward Hordern, Percy Hordern, Beale, Price & Co. and, Craig & Aitken) boarded up or in final sales, to be demolished for construction of Anthony Horderns Palace Emporium, ca. 1901]
HARBOUR AND BUSH
455-456. [Mosmans Bay or Middle Harbour area]
457. [Unpaved road in the bush]
458. [Footpath through gumtrees]
459. [Bridge in the bush made of eucalypt boughs]
MAINLY CITY STREETS
460. Normal Institute, Elizabeth Street, then Dutton House [i.e. nos 263-273, showing C.A. Muller, surgeon (no.263), A.J. Spiller Brandon, surgeon no.265), L.G. Davidson, G.Menzies and Mrs Alice Hughes (no.267), T.E. Macdonald, dentist (no.269), Isaac Freedman, dealer (no.271) and Mrs E. Muller, restaurant (Sands 1910)]
461. Mort School, opp. Female Refuge, 1901 [i.e. Christ Church School, Pitt Street]
462. [Christ Church School, Convent of the Good Shepherd and Refuge, with Surry Hills in the background]
463. [From Giltinan's Cooperage, 220 Kent Street to the rear of R.L. Scrutton's]
464. [Building demolition, probably York Street near Wynyard Park (note Town Hall tower above the tree, left)]
465. Presbyterian School
466. "Frog Hollow" with Ship Inn behind, ca. 1901-1906 [i.e. building demolition  corner Gloucester and Essex Streets due to plague (Sands 1890)]
467-468. Cooper Street [i.e. conflict here: J.Slom, watchmaker is listed as living at 93 Kippax Street (Sands 1900) or Randle Street (Sands 1905, 1910). Neither seems correct as the house on the corner is no.37 and these Sands eds. do not list the general store next door. The street is probably Cooper, Kippax or Randle Street, Surry Hills]
469. [Row of terrace houses and area of demolished buildings, Surry Hills with Virginia Tobacco Factory, 40-46 Cooper Street, in the background]
470. [Excavations for Central Railway Station with Elizabeth Street behind]
470a. ["Old barn" of the whaling station, Mosmans Bay, with newspaper advertisement on the roof and Clarke, Ward & Co. shed to sell land in the Mosman Bay estate, ca. 1901-1910]
471. [George Street: Prince of Wales Hotel (nos. 778-784), building works;  J.McGrath, saddlery (no.788);  T Boot Company (no.790), ca. 1900 (Sands 1900)]
472. Day of [auction] sale, The Rangers, Mosman, [ca. 1910]
473. Elizabeth Street, west side: Isaac Anderson, tailor (no.367);  Han Jan & Co., cabinetmakers (nos.363-365), [ca. 1910]
474-475. Haughton's Star Hotel, 67 Hunter Street, corner Phillip and Halloran's School
MISCELLANEOUS
476. [Copy negative of Commissary-General John Palmer (same as GPO 1 - 20485)]
477. [Copy negative showing view from Woolloomooloo to the city, Showing John Palmer's house]
478. [Demolition site opposite nos 164-178 George Street North, showing Shipping Stello Maris, Playfair Providore, Hing (greengrocer), National Butchering Co. and G.Cailey, plumber]
479. [James Pemell's Stanmore House, with advertisement for subdivision, between 1900-1905]
480. Grave of Isaac Nichols, Postmaster of NSW, Devonshire Street Cemetery
481. Tollbar keeper's house, Randwick Road [i.e. the corner of Anzac Parade and Cleveland Street, about the time of demolition, ca. 1909 (see GPO 1 - 17287)]
482. [Redfern Railway Station yard]
483. Essex Lane or Brown Bear Lane off George Street North, [note bill poster advertisements, construction timber in the lane and the steps off Harrington Street leading to T.Holdaway, fruiterer, 43 Cambridge Street]
484. Daceyville [lake and housing construction], corner Gardeners and Bunnerong Roads
485. Dudley's Corner [large general store], corner Maroubra Bay Road [i.e. Maroubra Road] and Anzac Parade
486. [Copy of "Markets, George St, Dec 1870" (i.e. corner George & Market Streets)]
487. Entrance, Church of England Cemetery, Devonshire Street
488. Trinity Lane, Millers Point
489. [Bollard or stele with cast lettering "Phillip Ward, Hosking, Mayor" outside the English, Scottish and Australian Bank, Enmore Road]
490. Turon Cottage, 7 Cumberland [Street, The Rocks (i.e. Toby, Tory or Tony Cottage from nameplate over the door)]

431. [House of] Simeon Lord, [with Exchange Studios' sign], from Pitt Street [see also nos 372, 420]

432. [House of] Simeon Lord, [with Exchange Studios' sign], from Pitt Street [see also nos 372, 420]

433. [Looking south from W.C. Eldridge & Co., dyers at no.40 and Mauri Bros and Thomson, no.46-48 York Street, (ref. Sands 1910)]

Box 15: Royal Australian Historical Society : photonegatives, ca. 1900-1910

We have recorded the coherent diffraction images of individual xenon clusters with intense extreme ultraviolet pulses to elucidate the influence of light-induced electronic changes on the diffraction pattern. Using the FLASH free-electron laser we tuned the wavelength to specific xenon atomic and ionic resonances. The data show the emergence of a transient core-shell structure within the otherwise homogeneous sample. Simulations indicate that ionization and nanoplasma formation result in a cluster shell with strongly altered refraction. The presented resonant scattering approach enables imaging of ultrafast electron dynamics on their natural time scale.

arXiv.org, 2017-10

Diffractive imaging of transient electronic core-shell structures in a nanoplasma

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Box 15: Royal Australian Historical Society : photonegatives, ca. 1900-1910

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Diffractive imaging of transient electronic core-shell structures in a nanoplasma

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