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[Newspaper cuttings and correspondence including the obituaries of notable Australian Jews dated from 1852-1946] / collected by Percy J. Marks.

Portrait Groups files
Unknown provenance

Filed alphabetically by subject, location and/or name
No.	Title
1.	New Zealand – Army, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
2.	New Zealand Rugby Union football team, 1907
All Blacks, 1907
Post card, sepia toned
3.	Newcastle Diocese Clerical Society, undated
Post card, black and white
4. 	Nowra Co-operative Dairy Co. Ltd., undated / Paris Studios, Nowra
Photograph, black and white
5. [Transferred, Pic.Acc.7]
6. [Transferred, Pic.Acc.7]
7.	Parramatta Volunteer Band (Original), undated
Top to bottom, L to R: John Parsons, Samuel Jones, John Gray, John Parsons Jr, James Tunks, Robert McDonald Jr, James Allen, Jesse Hack, Henry Prince, James Gray, Joseph Brogden, Herbert Coates, Harry Matthews, Robert Hack, William Cocks, Robert Spouncer, George Coates.
Individual portraits, sepia toned.
8.	Physicians and surgeons, ca. 1900?
Includes Dr. Lovegrove, Dr. Whittell, Mr. Colville, Dr. D.A. Gresswell, Dr. Anderson Stuart, Dr. Love.
Photograph, black and white
First hygiene conference?
9.	Premiers’ Conference, Adelaide 1916
Photograph, black and white
10.	Public Library of New South Wales, 1969
L to R: Sir Charles McDonald, Professor A.J. Dunston (President), Mr. G.D. Richardson (Principal Librarian), Mr. R.M. McGreal (Deputy Principal Librarian), Mr. J.M. Dixon, Professor A.H. Voisey, Mr. W.M.J. McNamara, Mr. N.B. Nairn, Professor J.M. Ward and Mr. D.J.A. Verco. Absent: Dr. H.S. Wyndham, The Hon. Mr. Justice R. Else-Mitchell, Professor M.G. Taylor, Mr. A.H. McLachlan and Miss M.A. Telfer.
Photograph, black and white
1226th and final meeting of the trustees of the Public Library of N.S.W., 23 June 1969
11.	Public Library of New South Wales – Country reference section staff, 1920’s to 1930’s
Left, descending order: Miss Zoe Bertles, Miss Molly Lafferty, Miss Joan Mackintosh (afterwards Mrs. Brideson), Miss Jean Begg (afterwards Mrs. Morgan), Mrs. M.N. Palmer, name unknown, Miss Iris Perrie; Right: Mr. Leslie J.A. Nightingale, Mr. Jock Cooper, Miss Pat Holmes.
Photograph, black and white
12.	Public Library of New South Wales - Staff, 1902
J.G?. Quin, F. Jordan, C.J. Brennan?, Hugh Wright
Photograph, black and white
13.	Public Library of New South Wales – Staff, 1958 / Government Printer, Sydney
Folder with 3 group photographs, black and white
14.	Rainbow Football Club, Beecroft, c. 1898
Photograph, sepia toned 
15.	Record Reign Celebrations, 1897 / Crown Studios
Photograph, sepia toned
“By the children of the public schools, Sydney 21 June 1897
16.	Riverina Association, undated
G. de Ailly (President), Thomas Robertson, Sir John Young, Robert Landale, J.J. Phelps
Print, sepia toned
17.	Rodney, H.M.S., 1889
Group photograph. Includes F.J. Bayldon?
Photograph, sepia toned
18.	Royal Australian Historical Society, 1920
Photograph, sepia toned
19.	Royal Australian Historical Society, 1929
Visit to Hume Tablet, Appin, March 1929
Photograph, sepia toned
20.	Royal Australian Historical Society, 1934? / “Sydney Morning Herald” and the “Sydney Mail.”
J.K.S. Houison (Treasurer), Sir Philip Game (Governor of NSW 1930-35) and three others (unnamed).
Photograph, sepia toned
21.	Royal Comic Opera Company, 1894 / A.J. Perier
“Ma mie rosette”, Cast: Miss Nellie Stewart, Mr. Wallace Brownlow, Miss Florence Young, Mr. Howard Vernon, Mr. Leon Caron (Conductor).
Not depicted, but in the production: Miss Marietta Nash, Mr. Joseph Tapley, Mr. George Lauri, Mr. Henry Bracy (Stage Manager)
Photograph, black and white
Taken during the actual performance, Lyceum Theatre.
22.	Royal Comic Opera Company, undated / Talma
Photograph, sepia toned
23.	Royal Italian Opera Company, undated / Tuttle & Co., Melbourne
Print, sepia toned
24.	Royalist, H.M.S., 1895
Visit of H.M.S. Royalist, 1895
T. Daly, R.A. Tills, R.A. Sturt, Captain Davies, J.N. Forbes, A.J. Draper; all others officers of H.M.S. “Royalist”.
Clipping, black and white
From Northern Herald, 24 July 1919
25.	St. George, Queensland, undated
Some early day residents of St. George
Clipping
26.	St. Joseph’s Band, Launceston, 1934
Celebration of eighty-ninth birthday
Photograph of present day band; photograph of the band as it was in 1845
Clipping
From Courier, Launceston, 29 November 1934
27.	St Paul’s, Cooma, 1843-1910
Souvenir, black and white, with photographs of past clergy and an image of the church and rectory
28.	St. Peters, Campbelltown, 1838-1876 / F.W. Holland
Clergy: Top, L to R: Rev. George Vidal (1843), Rev. Thomas Reddall (1838), Rev. Robert Forrest (1839), Rev. Thomas Reddall (Junior) (1855), Rev. William Stack (1846), Rev. Robert Speir Willis? (1869), Rev. Thomas V. Alkin (1876), Rev. Edward Smith (1857)
Print, sepia toned with photographs of clergy and the church
29.	Scientific Congress, Adelaide, 1924
Photograph, black and white
30.	Shackleton, E.H. – Grave, undated
Left to Right: Worsley, Wild, McIlroy, (unknown), (unknown), Macklin, (unknown)
Photograph, black and white
31.	Shackleton, expedition – Grave, undated
Photograph, black and white
32.	Shackleton, expedition, undated
Worsley on extreme right with New Zealand flag
Photograph, black and white
33.	Shackleton, expedition, undated
Left to right: R. Carr, Worsley, F. Wild, Sir H. Wilkins?, (unknown)
Photograph, black and white
34.	Sherbrooke Cricket Team, ca. 1900
T. Musgrave (Umpire), Brown brothers of Ferndale Sherbrooke all standing; Sitting: G. Wales, J. Blackwell, J. Carril, A. Rixon
Photograph, sepia toned
35.	Singleton Jockey Club members, 1900 / Saunders, Singleton
Committee of Singleton Jockey Club: Rear: B. Tierney, John Smith, A. Heuston, P. Burke; Front: A. Alford, H. McFadden?, J. Wilson (Hon. Secretary), Dr. A.S. Bowman (President), C.J. McCosker (Hon. Treasurer), W.W. Waddell, A.M. Cousins (Judge), A.F. Yorke
Clipping
From the Sydney Mail, Saturday 8 September 1900
36.	Smith, Ross, 1919, postcards no. 1 & 2
2 post cards, black and white
37.	Smith, Ross, 1919, postcards no. 3 & 4
2 post cards, black and white
38.	Smith, Ross & others,  undated
Lt Albert Borella (July 1918 VC MM), Sir Ross Smith, Pt George Cartwright (8th March 1919 VC ), Captain Henry Murray (VC DCM etc. DSO & bar), (unknown), Sir Keith Smith, (unknown)
Photograph, sepia toned
Negative available at FM1/3461
39.	Sobraon, N.S.S., undated / Osborne Bros, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
40.	South Sydney Amateur Athletic Club, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
41.	State Library of New South Wales – Serials’ staff, 1980
Photograph, coloured
42.	State Library of New South Wales - Staff, 1976
Orders section, Christmas 1976: Alan Ventress, Phillipa O’Leary, Frank Dunn, Diane Lihou, Bligh Mowbray, Ginette Serat, Carmeline Walsh, Yuri Domansky
Photograph, black and white
43.	State Library of New South Wales - Staff, 1984, photograph no. 1 / Happy Medium Photo Company
Autographed: Leon Bender, R. Joy Storie, Mark Hertytup? and three others 
Photograph, coloured
44.	State Library of New South Wales - Staff, 1984, photograph no. 2 / Happy Medium Photo Company
Autographed: Helen Doodward, , Ken Wilder and two others
Photograph, coloured
45.	State Library of New South Wales - Staff, undated
Photograph, black and white (A3 size)
Print, coloured (A4 size) of same photograph
46.	Statesmen and politicians, 1891
George Reid, R. O’Connor, H. Copeland, E. Barton, Dibbs, See?, Lyne?, Suttor, Slattery
Photograph, sepia toned
47.	Statesmen and politicians – Australia, 1891
Vaucluse 1891.
Copeland, Robertson, G. Dibbs and others
Photograph, sepia toned
48.	Statesmen and politicians – Australia, undated / Creelman & Co
Group taken at Parliament House: Standing, L to R: Calvert, Mr. G.H. Cox, Hon W. Macleay, (unknown), Mr J.N. Oxley, Hon W.R. Addlington?; Seated: Richard Jones, Sir H. Parkes, H.M. Manning?, (unknown), Hon J. Robertson, Hon. E. Flood?, Sir John Hay
Photograph, sepia toned
Photograph taken for the Illustrated Sydney News on 23 May 1887 and reproduced in the Illustrated Sydney News, January 1888
49.	Statesmen and politicians – New South Wales, between 1879 and 1885?
Sir J. Hay, Sir A. Stephen, Lord Loftus, Sir James Martin and one other
Print of 5 separate portraits, sepia toned
“Lord Loftus, governor, 1879-1885”- note on verso.
50.	Sydney District Rugby Football Club, 1909
Captain R.L. “Snowy” Baker and his team
Photograph, sepia toned
51.	Sydney Grammar School, 1885
S.G.S cadet corps rifle team, 1885: Back row, L to R: Corpl. A. Hayes, Col. Sergt. T. Hungerford, Sergt Inst. Hagney, Sergt. Wallace, Col. Sergt. Windeyer, Cadet Corlette; Second row: Cadet Bowie-Wilson, Sergt. A.V. Hilliard, Lieut. Farrar, Sergt. F. Stokes, Cadet McA. Onslow; Front row: Bugler Wilson, Sergt. R. Thomas
Print, black and white
52.	Sydney Grammar School, 3 August 1907
The staff and prefects: Back row: H.S. Dettman, F.G. Phillips, C.H. Northcott, J.B. Roberts, A. Golding, H.C. Blaxland, Sergt. Morris; Third row: R.J. Tillyard, H. Marks, G.P. Barbour, D. McBurney, G.F. Vaughan, R.H. Bode, E.N. Corduroy, E.A. Nathan, W.S. Savigny, D. O’Reilly, R. Hoskins, T.A.H. Wing; Second row: C.J.D. Goldie, C.T. Soar, A.H.S. Lucas, A.B. Weigall, A. Giles, A.K. Farrar, J.J. Brenan; Front row: J.W. Farrar, H.S. McLelland, K.W. Street, C.O. Donovan, E.M. Fisher, A.S. Lloyd, N.W. Broughton, D.F. Finlay, E.P. Barbour, W.E. David
Print, black and white
53.	Sydney – Residents – Cranbrook, Bellevue Hill, when Government House, undated / Crown Studios (vice regal photographers)
Identified: Miss Goldstein, Miss Rose Scott, Lady Harris, Lady Rawson, Miss Rawson, Suler Gould?, Ms G Merivale.
Photograph, sepia toned
54.	Sydney Rowing Club, c. 1970s
L to R: Alan Callaway (Coach), Richard Curtin, Kim Mackney
Photograph, black and white
55.	Tom Kittens Band, 1935
Photograph, black and white
“…my Rochelle = Stan Foley Revue Co.” – on verso
56.	Tuscarora, U.S.S., undated
Print, sepia toned
57.	Ultimo Meat Depot employees, 1924
Photograph, black and white
Picnic at Sandringham, 7 September 1924
58.	Unidentified, undated
Photograph, black and white
59.	Unidentified, undated / Talma Studios, Melbourne
Photograph, sepia toned
“Arohanui from Mr Duncan … to Mr. G.L. Goodman”
60.	Unidentified, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
61.	Unidentified, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
62 - 64	Unidentified, undated
Folder with 3 photographs
62.	Unidentified, undated
Group of nurses aboard ship?
Photograph, sepia toned
63.	Unidentified, undated / Davies & Co., Clare Studios, Sydney
“Photograph of Sydney group – unknown. Government Printing Office” – Note by Mr Ferguson (donor) on verso
Photograph, sepia toned
64.	Unidentified, undated
Group of six men seated around a table
Photograph, sepia toned
Donated by D.R. Smith
65 - 72	Unidentified, undated
Folder with 8 pages of photographs
65.	Unidentified, undated
Top photograph shows Kelso King sitting with others?
2 photographs, sepia toned
66.	Unidentified, undated
2 photographs, cartes de visite, sepia toned, and 1 post card, black and white
Post card donated by P.O. Mitchell?
67.	Unidentified, undated
2 photographs, sepia toned
Bottom photo donated by Lilley
68.	Unidentified, undated
2 photographs, sepia toned
Top photograph donated by Goodman
69.	Unidentified, undated
2 photographs, sepia toned
70.	Unidentified, undated
2 photographs, sepia toned
71.	Unidentified, undated
2 photographs, sepia toned
72.	Unidentified, undated
2 photographs, sepia toned
73.	Uniform Railway Gauge conference, 1923
Kyogle – South Brisbane Connection, 6 October 1923
Standing, L to R: J. Grant, E. Sims, N.G. Bell, T.B. Cooper, Hon. J. Larcombe, Hon. P. Stewart, Hon. R.T. Ball
Photograph, black and white
“This was the first official conference held at the federal capital, Canberra”
74.	University Football Team, 1900
Clipping
From The Sydney Mail, 8 September 1900
75.	University of New South Wales – School of Librarianship, 1960
Cataloguing class, November 1960
Photograph, black and white
76.	University of Sydney – Women’s College, undated / Kerry & Co., Sydney
First batch of students of the Women’s College, University of Sydney.
Photograph, sepia toned
77.	Vernon, Training ship, Vernon boys, Cockatoo Island, undated
Print, sepia toned
78.	Victoria Baseball Team, 1900
Back row, L to R: H. Liebert, J. Evans, P. McAlister; Second row: R. Horne, F. Laver, W. Ingleton (Captain), W.C. Nodrum, S. McMichael; Front: C. Kemp, W. Ellis
Clipping
From the Sydney Mail, Saturday 8 September 1900
79.	Victoria – Parliament – Legislative Council, 1837?
“Opening of the first Legislative Council of Victoria, 1837” – on verso
Print, black and white
80.	Wagga Daily Advertiser, c. 1912
Staff photograph
Photograph, sepia toned
81.	Wakatipu, S.S., undated / D.D. Mann
Captain Wheeler & officers
Photograph, sepia toned
82.	Waratah, undated
Captain Ilbery, master of the Waratah; Mr. Thruston, fourth officer; Mr. Owens, chief officer; Mr. Wellington, second steward; Mr. S. Kailes, purser; Mr. Oxford, barman
Prints, black and white
83.	Wilkie Company, undated
Actors and actresses – Companies – Wilkie company
Includes John Cairns, Lorna Forbes, Allan Wilkie, Dulcie Cherry, Dennis Barry, Milton Sands
Photograph, black and white
84.	William Street Superior Public School, 1903
Sydney, N.S.W.
Includes Timothy Dwyer (marked)
Photograph, sepia toned
85.	Women – Education, undated / Madame Praeger, Sydney
Anne J. Bolton and two others?
Photograph, sepia toned
86.	Women Journalists Association, 1912 / Fradelle & Young, London
Photograph, sepia toned
Negative available at FM1 / 4262
87.	Women’s Club, Sydney, undated / Talma & Co., Sydney & Melbourne
First committee
Miss E.L. Sutherland?, Lady Beaumont, Miss Rose Scott?, Dr Mary Booth, Miss K. Fry? and one other, taken at Admiralty House, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
Negative available at FM1 / 4261
88.	Women’s Political Education League, undated / Talma, Sydney
“Founded after women’s suffrage was won in 1902” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
Negative available at FM1 / 4256          
89.	The Worker – Annual picnic, undated / Lorna Studios, Sydney
Photograph, part coloured
90.	Wyreema, S.S., crew of, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative at FM1 / 586
91.	Yarra Bay, school of military instruction, c. 1907
Photograph, sepia toned
92.	Yass – Mayors, 1873-1919 / Howard & Shearsby, Yass
Post card, black and white

Box 4: Portrait groups file, New Zealand - Army to Yass - Mayors, ca. 1837 to 1984

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In the highly concentrated environment of the cell, polypeptide chains are prone to aggregation during synthesis (as nascent chains await the emergence of the remainder of their folding domain), translocation, assembly, and exposure to stresses that cause previously folded proteins to unfold. A large and diverse group of proteins, known as chaperones, transiently associate with such folding intermediates to prevent aggregation, but in many cases the specific functions of individual chaperones are still not clear. In vivo, Hsp90 (heat shock protein 90) plays a role in the maturation of components of signal transduction pathways but also exhibits chaperone activity with diverse proteins in vitro, suggesting a more general function. We used a unique temperature-sensitive mutant of Hsp90 in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, which rapidly and completely loses activity on shift to high temperatures, to examine the breadth of Hsp90 functions in vivo. The data suggest that Hsp90 is not required for the de novo folding of most proteins, but it is required for a specific subset of proteins that have greater difficulty reaching their native conformations. Under conditions of stress, Hsp90 does not generally protect proteins from thermal inactivation but does enhance the rate at which a heat-damaged protein is reactivated. Thus, although Hsp90 is one of the most abundant chaperones in the cell, its in vivo functions are highly restricted

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences - PNAS, 1997-11, Vol.94 (24), p.12949-12956

In vivo functions of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae Hsp90 chaperone

Hsp90 functions in a multicomponent chaperone system to promote the maturation and maintenance of a diverse, but specific, set of target proteins that play key roles in the regulation of cell growth and development. To identify additional components of the Hsp90 chaperone system and its targets, we searched for multicopy suppressors of various temperature-sensitive mutations in the yeast Hsp90 gene, HSP82. Three suppressors were isolated for one Hsp90 mutant (glutamate leads to lysine at amino acid 381). Each exhibited a unique, allele-specific pattern of suppression with other Hsp90 mutants and had unique structural and biological properties. SSF1 is a member of an essential gene family and functions in the response to mating pheromones. CNS1 is an essential gene that encodes a component of the Hsp90 chaperone machinery. The role of HCH1 is unknown; its sequence has no strong homology to any protein of known function. SSF1 and CNS1 were weak suppressors, whereas HCH1 restored wild-type growth rates at all temperatures tested to cells expressing the E381K mutant. Overexpression of CNS1 or HCH1, but not SSF1, enhanced the maturation of a heterologous Hsp90 target protein, p60(v-src). These results suggest that like Cns1p, Hch1p is a general modulator of Hsp90 chaperone functions, whereas Ssf1p likely is either an Hsp90 target protein or functions in the same pathway as an Hsp90 target protein

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences - PNAS, 1999-02, Vol.96 (4), p.1409-1414

Identification of SSF1, CNS1, and HCH1 as multicopy suppressors of a Saccharomyces cerevisiae Hsp90 loss-of-function mutation

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[Newspaper cuttings and correspondence including the obituaries of notable Australian Jews dated from 1852-1946] / collected by Percy J. Marks.

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Box 4: Portrait groups file, New Zealand - Army to Yass - Mayors, ca. 1837 to 1984

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In vivo functions of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae Hsp90 chaperone

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Identification of SSF1, CNS1, and HCH1 as multicopy suppressors of a Saccharomyces cerevisiae Hsp90 loss-of-function mutation

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