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Bittangabee tribe : an Aboriginal story from coastal New South Wales / written by Beryl Cruse [and three others].

One horse waiting for me / Patricia Mullins.

MLOH 1-102
Recordings of speeches given at Rotary Club of Sydney luncheons
MLOH 758/1
Side A: ‘Canada approaching the 1980s, a view from the provinces’ / The Hon. Sterling Lyon Q.C. Premier on Manitoba, 4/12/1979
Side B: President’s report / Harry Gray, 26/6/1979

MLOH 758/2
Side A: ‘Enterprise Australia’ / Stan Owens, 5/2/1980
Side B: ‘Gold Fever’ / Wip Wipperman, 18/3/1980

MLOH 758/3
Side A: ‘Experiences of an Ombudsman’ / Ken Smithers, 27/11/1979
Side B: ‘Changing influences on the international scene’ / Sir Donald Tebbit, 27/2/1980

MLOH 758/4
Side A: ‘Improve communication, increase productivity. Management, executives, staff’ / Ron Becks, 2/12/1980
Side B: District Governor’s visit / Hal White, 28/10/1980

MLOH 758/5
Salvation Army carols, 23/12/1980

MLOH 758/6
Side A: ‘What business are you in?’ / R. Quinlivan, 17/2/1981
Side B: R. J. L. Hawke, MHR for Wills, 3/2/1981

MLOH 758/7
Side A: ‘The Rotary Foundation’ / Alex Mitchell, 20/11/1984
Side B: ‘New philatelic products from Australia Post’ / Allen Dunn, 27-11-1984

MLOH 758/8
Side A: ‘Work Ethic’ / Sir Max Dillon, 2/6/1981
Side B: ‘Work Ethic’ / Joe Thompson, 9/6/1981

MLOH 758/9
‘Work ethic’ – 16/6/1981

MLOH 758/10
Side A: ‘Extortion in business’ / Sir Eric McClintock, 23/6/1981
Side B: ‘The role of the zoo in this day and age’ / David Butcher, 26/5/1981

MLOH 758/11
Side A: District Governor’s address / John Wright, 25/8/1981
Side B: ‘Spotlight on the Sydney Entertainment Centre’ / Sir Asher Joel, 26/4/1983

MLOH 758/12
Side A: ‘Schools, universities and the business world’ / Jack Keavney, 14/7/1981
Side B: Presidential address / Ray Carter, 30/6/1981

MLOH 758/13
Side A: ‘Privacy protection in Australia’ / Bill Orme, 11/8/1981
Side B: ‘Today’s training for tomorrow’s tradesmen’ / John B Clarkson, 13/10/1981

MLOH 758/14
Side A: ‘The Nadow Foundation’ / Sir Ronald Elliot, 15/9/1981
Side B: ‘The physically disabled – yesterday, today, tomorrow’ / Marjorie Todd, 22/9/1981

MLOH 758/15
Side A: ‘Attitudes’ / Sir Hermann Black, 23/3/1982
Side B: Ronald J. Thornhill, Minister of Development, province of Notia Scotia

MLOH 758/16
Side A: ‘Talking to people’ / Mr Keith Smith, 5/1/1982
Side B: ‘The art of public speaking’, Mr Christopher Veitch, 22/12/1981

MLOH 758/17
Side A: ‘The Campbell Report – why bank de-regulation? / Mr. R. B. Cameron, 9/3/1982
Side B: International Day / Sir Nicholas Parkinsdon, 2/3/1982

MLOH 758/18
Side A: Ken Scheller, [undated]
Side B: ‘The findings of the Australian Financial System Enquiry’ / Keith Campbell, 30/3/1982

MLOH 758/19 
Side A: ‘Merriment of Parsons’ / Trevor Byard, 20/4/1982
Side B: ‘Wage fixation-arbitration or collective bargaining?’ / Charlie Fitzgibbon, 27/4/1982

MLOH 758/20
Side A: ‘Wage fixation-arbitration or collective bargaining?’ / George Polites, 4/5/1982
Side B: ‘Wage fixation-arbitration or collective bargaining?’ / Kevin G. Lewis, 11/5/1982

MLOH 758/21
Side A: President’s report / David Kellaway, 22/6/1982
Side B: ‘The silent epidemic’ / Cliff Reece, 15/6/1982

MLOH 758/22
Side A: ‘The mess that literacy has got us into’ / Hugh Mackay, 19/7/1983
Side B: ‘The centenary of Barnardo’s in Australia’ / Sir John Ruller, 26/7/1983

MLOH 758/23
Side A: ‘Employment of the disabled’ / W.A. Bennett & Mr W.R. King, 16/8/1983
Side B: ‘The arts and business’ / Kenneth Tribe, 23/8/1983

MLOH 758/24
‘The effect of the new technology on the social…’ / Charles Kerr, 22/11/1983

MLOH 758/25
Side A: ‘Human authenticity in today’s world’ / Archbishop E.B. Clancy, 20/12/1983
Side B: ‘Changes in cricket’ / Alan Davidson, 31/1/1984

MLOH 758/26
Side A: ‘The politics of art in the People’s Republic of China’ / Edmund Capon, 18/9/1984
Side B: ‘Finding & developing mineral resources’ / K. Horler, R. Hardwick

MLOH 758/27
Side A: ‘Junior management from senior management point of view’ / Ian Hawthorn, 23/10/1984
Side B: ‘Townsville – the heart of North Queensland’, N.F. Reynolds, 30/10/1984

MLOH 758/28
Side A: ‘Wine quality in Australia today’ / Len Evans, 9/10/1984
Side B: ‘The Australian Customs service in the 1980s’ / Frank Kell, 16/10/1984

MLOH 758/29
‘Senior management from junior management point of view’ / Ian Graham, 2/10/1984

MLOH 758/30
Side A: ‘The future of employment’ / Barrie Unsworth, 30/11/1982
Side B: Russell Braddon, 8/12/1981

MLOH 758/31
‘Re-reading of Pres. Jim’s address to the club – outline of plan’ / Tom Cappie-Wood and Lance Chessell, 6/7/1982

MLOH 758/32
Side A: District Gvernor’s visit – Lyn Knight, 27/7/1982
Side B: Sir John Mason, 24/8/1982

MLOH 758/33
Side A:  ‘AMER-IND: An ancient sign language with a bright future’ / Helene Wright, 14/9/1982
Side B: ‘Traineeships & assignment for overseas & Australian students / J. Parker, J. Schuck, T. Miller, 21/9/1982

MLOH 758/34
Side A: ‘Organized crime’ / Bob Bottom, 7/9/1982
Side B: ‘The future of employment / Professor G.W. Ford, 23/11/1982

MLOH 758/35
Side A: Joanne Skidmore, Siv Berg & Ted Chinn, 22/2/83
Side B: ‘How brave a new world’, 1/3/1983

MLOH 758/36
Side A: ‘The wonderful world of movies’ / Charlotte Gee, 22/3/1983
Side B: ‘ABC Radio – prospects and problems’ / Keith Mackriell, 5/4/1983

MLOH 758/37
Side A: General Jarl Wahlstrom, 3/5/1983
Side B: Dr. Patricia Edgar, 12/4/1983

MLOH 758/38
Side A: ‘The challenge of leprosy in 1983’ / Jack Torrance, 14/6/1983
Side B: Annual report / Jim Somerville, 21/6/1983

MLOH 758/39
Side A: ‘Behind the board room door’ / J.N. Davenport, 1/5/1984
Side B: ‘Current Banking Practices’ / W.G. Kent, 8/5/1984

MLOH 758/40
Side A: Sir Laurie Francis, 14/8/1984
Side B: Charles Morrison, District Governor 975 [undated]

MLOH 758/41
Side A: Annual Report / Norm Winckle, 26/6/1984
Side B: ‘Wilderness Programme’ / Merle Hercomb, 24/7/1984

MLOH 758/42
Side A: ‘Australia’s policy towards foreign investment’ / Sir Bede Callaghan, 31/7/1984
Side B: ‘Affirmative action’ / Anne Summers, 7/8/1984

MLOH 758/43
Side A: ‘Australia’s national satellite’ / Graham Gosewinckel, 21/2/1984
Side B: ‘Peer support programme’ / Elizabeth Campbell & Jim Dibble, 7/2/1984

MLOH 758/44
Side A: ‘The unrealised potential – an ageing population & the aged’ / Joan Simms, 6/3/1984
Side B: Past president of Rotary International William R. Robbins, 28/2/1984

MLOH 758/45
Side A: ‘Rotarians and the social revolution’ / Professor Wilfred Jarvis, 1/2/82
Side B: ‘Ballet who’ / Barry Joy, 6/11/1984

MLOH 758/46
Side A: Dr. Ronald Smart and quartet from The N.S.W. Conservatorium of Music, 13/11/1984
Side B: ‘Ballet who’ / Barry Joy, 6/11/1984

MLOH 758/47
Side A: ‘International Youth Year’ / Bill Langshaw, ‘Employment of the disabled’ / Rod Cooper, 10/4/1984
Side B: ‘Latest developments in the security industry’ / James Bain, 3/4/1984

MLOH 758/48
Side A: ‘Business relations between Australia and Japan’ / J.T. Yamaguchi, 27/3/1984
Side B: ‘Working with your secretary’ / Dawn Higgins, 20/3/1984

MLOH 758/49
Side A: R.M. Cavalier, Minister for Education, 26/2/1985
Side B: R.I. 80th Anniversary / Doug Stewart and Sam Downie, 19/2/1985

MLOH 758/50-51
Side A: ‘The Maori in Australia’ Kingi Ihaka, 5/3/1985
Side B: Alfred Hurlstone Pollard, recipient vocational service award, 12/3/1985

MLOH 758/52
Side A: ‘The secretary in the modern office’ / Patricia Foster, 19/3/1985
Side B: ‘The Chinese community in Sydney: their history, achievements and further aspirations’ / Henry Tsang, 26/3/1985

MLOH 758/53
Side A: H.E. Nesen, United States Ambassador to Australia, 16/4/1985
Side B: ‘Caring for veterans’ / Lionel Mead, 23/4/1985

MLOH 758/54
Vocational Service Award Luncheon / Alf Pollard, 12/3/1985

MLOH 758/55
‘The Rotary Club of Sydney then and now’ / John Harley. 14/5/1985

MLOH 758/56
Side A: ‘The consequence of the development of technology…etc.’ / Michael Brisk, 15/11/1983
Side B: ‘Challengers for the American’s Cup’ / Bill Psaltis, 28/5/1985

MLOH 758/57-58
Doug Stewart interviewed by Leon Becker,13/6/1986

MLOH 758/59
Side A: ‘The Microsearch foundation’ / Gillian Buckley, 11/8/1986
Side B: ‘Qantas and the Australian economy’ / John Menadue, 18/8/1986

MLOH 758/60
Side A: ‘The American’s Cup’ / Bruce Stannard, 1/9/1986
Side B: ‘Unions, superannuation and investment’ / N.C. Weaver, 8/9/1986

MLOH 758/61
Side A: ‘Equal opportunity and you’ / Carmel Niland, 15/9/1986
Side B: Committee reports / Ken Horler, Kevin Smith, Graham Robertson, 22/9/1986

MLOH 758/62
Side A: District Governor Sig Sjoquist’s address, 29/9/1986
Side B: ‘Work skill Australia’ / Jack Dusseldorp, 13/10/1986

MLOH 758/63
Side A: ‘Australia’s liquid fuels challenge’ / Keith Orchison, 17/11/1986
Side B: ‘Polio plus’ / Royce Abbey, 1/12/1986

MLOH 758/64
Side A: Address by J.W. Macbean, 8/12/1986
Side B: ‘Help for executives in difficult times’ / Ken Watkinson, 22/12/1986

MLOH 758/65
Side A: ‘International bi-centenary camp’ / Joan Elliston, 2/2/1987
Side B: ‘Economic policy directions in 1987’, J.J. Carlton, 9/2/1987

MLOH 758/66
Side A: Brian Hickey, 23/2/1987
Side B: ‘How to win in 1987’, Linda Lockwood, 19/1/1987

MLOH 758/67
Side A: ‘The Australian Brewing Industry’ / W.R. Widerberg, 28/9/1987
Side B: Rotary/Rotoract debate

MLOH 758/68
Side A: ‘Challenge to volunteering in the corporate environment’ / Margaret Bell, 12/10/1987
Side B: ‘The Australian economy pitfalls and opportunities’ / D. Stammer, 27/9/1987

MLOH 758/69
Side A: ‘The trend toward uniformity and conformity with decision making’ / Terry Chapman, 7/12/1987
Side B: ‘What do we need to know?’ / Leonie Kramer, 14/12/1987

MLOH 758/70
Side A: ‘Development of community radio’ / Bill Gulson, 5/1/1987
Side B: ‘Cholesterol and heart disease’ / Ralph Reader, 12/1/1987

MLOH 758/71
‘Australia & the challenge of change / Doug Anthony, 2/3/1987

MLOH 758/72
‘Australia – another Argentina’ / B.J. Carr, 24/8/1987

MLOH 758/73
Side A: ‘The work of the Australian nuclear science and technology organisations’ / D. Colbey, 7/11/1987
Side B: ‘Australia and New Zealand relations – progress and pitfalls’ / Les Johnson, 14/19/1987

MLOH 758/74
Side A: District Governor visit / Peter Foley, 16/11/1987
Side B: ‘Quality’ / William L. Dix, [undated]

MLOH 758/75
‘Australian attitudes to excellence, education and ethics: the need to change’ / Peter Farrell, 23/11/1987

MLOH 758/76
Side A: W.D. Ferris (Chairman Austrade), 23/2/1988
Side B: Robert Nestdale (UNICEF Australia), 9/2/1988

MLOH 758/77
Side A: ‘Voluntary Euthanasia: today’s need’ / W.A. Shaw, [undated]
Side B: ‘Australia and the challenge of change – the Walter Scott Lecture’ / A.H. Pollard, 1988

MLOH 758/78
Side A: Garry Richards (Outward Bound), 15/3/1988
Side B: ‘Australia under siege’ / Alan Robertson [undated]

MLOH 758/79
‘…Put your daughters on the stage Mrs Worthington’ / Elizabeth Butcher, 29/3/1988

MLOH 758/80
Side A: Professor Stephen Leeder (Community Medicine, Westmead Hospital), 2/7/1999
Side B: ‘The Police Board of N.S.W.’ / Sir Gordon Jackson, 13/3/1984

MLOH 758/81
Side A: ‘First 100 days’ / Nick Greiner, 5/7/1988

MLOH 758/82
Side A: ‘The computer industry – an Australian perspective’ / Geoff Billingsley
Side B: Vocational Service Award 1988: Ted Noffs / Margaret Noffs

MLOH 758/83
Side A: ‘Green is for go’ / L.M. Birt, 1988
Side B: Sir Charles Court [undated]

MLOH 758/84-85
Russell Braddon Address, 14/5/1991

MLOH 758/86-87
Rotary Club of Sydney 70th birthday / John Craig, 14/5/1991

MLOH 758/88
Sir Mark Oliphant, 4/6/1991

MLOH 758/89
‘Australian and the region’ / R.J.L. Hawke, 23/11/1993

MLOH 758/90
John Kerin, 21/10/1987

MLOH 758/91
‘Adolescent healing: a risky business’ / David Bennett, Roger Tonkin, 11/11/1997

MLOH 758/92
‘The Rotary Foundation and the psychological aspects of cancer’ / Michael Henman, 18/11/1997

MLOH 758/93
‘A world class enterprise is a changing phenomenon’ / Bill Ford, 25/11/1997

MLOH 758/94
A teams debate: ‘Rotarians, are they fair dinkum?’ / panel, 2/12/1997

MLOH 758/95
‘Collaborating to compete towards future international competiveness’ / Mr Barrie Wright, 9/12/1997

MLOH 758/96
Youth Exchange Showcase, 13/1/1998

MLOH 758/97
‘The Mortimer Report’ / David Mortimer, 28/10/1997

MLOH 758/98
Youth Exchange Students, 13/1/1998

MLOH 758/99
‘The summer game: Australia in test cricket, 1949-1971’ / Gideon Haigh, 20/1/1998

MLOH 758/100-101
’20 minutes of sunshine’ / Mike Hodgetts, 27/1/1998

MLOH 758/102-114 Miscellaneous tapes relating to Rotary Club of Sydney
MLOH 758/102
‘People who make a difference’ / produced by The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International [undated]

MLOH 758/103
‘Rotary in Australia’ [undated]

MLOH 758/103
‘N.B.C. Papua New Guinea handing over of hospital equipment’

MLOH 758/104
[unidentified cassettes]

MLOH 758/105
‘Rotary songs’ [undated]

MLOH 758/106
Side 1: National Anthem (God save the Queen)
Side 2: National Anthem (Advance Australia Fair)

MLOH 758/107-109
‘Rotary in Australia’ [undated]

MLOH 758/110
Address by Chuck Keller (president of Rotary International), Wentworth Park Functions Centre, Sydney, 12/01/1988
 
MLOH 758/111
Pope John Paul at Rotary International, Rome, 1979

MLOH 758/112
‘Man belongs to the earth: ecology’ / Rotary International

MLOH 758/113
‘The most important man’
Side 1: ‘Part 1: Welcome to Rotary, Part 2: It’s your move now’
Side 2: ‘Part 3: Take a fresh look, Part 4: Riders on the Earth Together’

MLOH 758/114
Rotary Club of St George Sunrise
Technology breakfast, 24/10/1990
Sales and motivation breakfast, 31/10/1990

Recordings of speeches given at Rotary Club of Sydney luncheons and other Rotary functions, ca. 1979-1997

1.	J.P. Osborne, undated / Leighton Studios, Sydney
“Ex-M.L.A., Labour Member for Paddington State Electorate from October 1910 to 1919, when he was appointed Consumers’ Representative upon the Metropolitan West Industry and Abattoirs Board. Author of “Nine Crowded Years,” his political experiences” – verso
Photograph, black and white
2.	Mrs. Past Henry Osborne, undated
“of Currandooley, Bungendor(e?)” - verso
Photograph, black and white
3.	Lucy Osburn, 1885 / William Curtis Taylor, Philadelphia
“First Lady Superintendent Sydney Hospital & nominated by Florence Nightingale” – verso
“Photographed in 1885 same day as James? Windeyer to whom this photograph was given by Miss Osburn” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
4.	Lady Otway, 1852 / R. Buckner, B. Eyles
Engraving?
Published by David Bogue, London, 1 October 1852
5.	Thomas Otway, undated / Rob’t Cooper, Sc.
Engraving
6.	Mr. Owen, undated
Sketch
7.	Sir Richard Owen, undated / Netterville Briggs, Leamington
“Gerard Krefft, Esq: Con. Z.S.V.V.”? - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
8.	Sir Richard Owen, undated / photographed by Maull & Polyblank, London
Inscribed on verso: “Believe me, most truly yours, Richard Owen”
Photograph, sepia toned
9.	Sir Richard Owen, undated / Mr. Barraud, London
Photograph, sepia toned
10.	William Owen, undated / Freeman & Co., Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
11.	Mr. Oxberry, undated / E. Blake, Sc.
Inscribed under portrait “?Comedian early 19th C”
Inscribed on verso “DS Mitchell”
Engraving
12.	James Oxley, undated / Hayman & Son, Launceston
Photograph, black and white
Handwritten notes on verso
13.	John Oxley, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
Copy, black and white of original miniature portrait at MIN 306
14.	John Oxley, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative at FM1 / 3593
15.	B. Paddle, undated
Photograph, black and white
Cut from group photograph at MPG / Australasian Steam Navigation Co.
16.	James Paddon, undated
Photograph, black and white
17.	I.J. Paderewski, undated / G. Nitsche
“Pianist and ex-President of Poland, who will commence his Australian concert tour under the J. and N. Tait management, in Sydney on March 12th” – verso
Photograph, black and white
18.	N. Paganini, undated / W.P. Sherlock Facie?
Signed “Nicolo Paganini”
Engraving
Published by Goulding & D’Almaine, printed by C. Motte, London
19.	Earle Page, 1930
Photograph, black and white
From: Commonwealth Parliamentary Handbook, 1930
20.	W.H. Paling, 1955
2 clippings on 1 page
From: “Sun” / Sun(day)? 27 January 1955
21.	Hon. A.H. Palmer, undated
“Hon. Arthur H. Palmer, Queensland” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned, on board
22.	George Thomas Palmer, undated
“Portrait of George Thomas Palmer (Son of Commissary Palmer) Ensign or Lieut., H.M. 61st Regt. of Foot, sometime Provost Marshall of New South Wales” – verso
Photograph, black and white
23.	Sir J.F. Palmer, undated / from a daguerreotype, by Batchelder and O’Neill
President of the Legislative Council
Clipping of an engraving
24.	Miss Minnie Palmer, undated
Clipping of an engraving
25.	W.H. Palmer, undated
“Aquatic Committee” - verso
Photograph, black and white, on board
26.	Grace Palotta, 1901 / photo by Talma
“as costumed for the last Act of “Florodora”
Clipping
From: Supplement to A.A.A., 29 May 1901
27.	Grace Palotta, 1913 / photo by May & Mina Moore?
Photograph, sepia toned
28.	Grace Palotta, undated / Talma & Co., Melbourne and Sydney
Inscribed “A Happy Xmas. From Ellia”
Post card, black and white
29.	Grace Palotta, undated
“Leading Lady of the Willoughby and Ward Comedy Company, commencing a season at Theatre Royal tonight”
Clipping
30.	Grace Palotta, undated
“Willoughby and Ward London Comedy Company”
Post card, coloured
31.	Grace Palotta, undated / Talma, Melbourne and Sydney
“Miss Grace Palotta as Lady Holroyd in “Florodora”” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
32.	Jimmie Pannikin, undated / Nada Studios, Sydney
Photograph, black and white
33.	Paracelsus, undated
“Alterius non sit. Qui suus esse potest”
“Avreoli theophrasti ab hohenhaim. Effigies sua ætatis 45”
Clipping with an engraving
“G. Hess, Antiquariat, München”
34.	Rabbi Israel Parish, undated
“… Enclosed in his book Today’s Challenge to Judaism (Syd. Rabbi)” - verso
Photograph, black and white
35.	Ruth Park, undated
Clipping, black and white
36.	Bert Parker, undated
Post card, sepia toned 
37.	Sir Henry W. Parker, undated
Photograph, black and white
38.	Ann Parkes, undated / F.B. Myers, Sydney
Youngest daughter of Murray Parkes
Print, sepia toned
39.	Baby Parkes, undated / Tesla Studio, Sydney
“Rococo” – above portrait
“In character “Keep off the grass”” – beneath portrait
Clipping
40.	Lady Clarinda Varney Parkes, undated
“Probably Sir Henry Parkes’ first wife, Clarinda Varney” – verso
“Amongst Varney Parkes material” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
41.	Cobden Parkes, undated
Clipping
42.	Sir Henry Parkes, c. 1873-9 / Freeman late Oswald Allen, Sydney
“Cabinet Portrait”
Photograph, sepia toned
43.	Sir Henry Parkes, 1880 / L. Hewey?
Photograph, sepia toned, of an engraving
44.	Sir Henry Parkes, 1880
“Sir Henry Parkes in the garden of his home at Faulconbridge, Blue Mountains”
Clipping
From: A. P.-R., January 1943
45.	Sir Henry Parkes, 1891
“Sir Henry Parkes at the Colonial Secretary’s Office (from a portrait taken during his last term of office 1891)” – verso
Photograph, black and white
46.	Sir Henry Parkes, 1891 / Percy F.S. Spence; S.A.H.
“Sir Enery” 
Full page coloured illustration
Clipping
From: “Life”
47.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated / photographers: Henry & Jones, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
Black and white negative at FM2 / 848
48.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated
“Copied from a photograph in the Mitchell Library”
Photograph, black and white
49.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated
“The Hon. Henry Parkes, Colonial Secretary of new South Wales”
Engraving
50.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
51.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated
Premier & Colonial Secretary
Photograph, sepia toned
52.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated / photo by Kerry & Co., Sydney
Copy of a photograph, black and white
53.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated / Elliott & Fry, London
Photograph, sepia toned
54.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated
Signed “Yours faithfully, Henry Parkes”
“Sir Henry Parkes, G.C.M.G., Sydney, New South Wales” – beneath portrait
“Sir Henry Parkes, K.C.M.G., Colonial Secretary and Premier of N.S.W.” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
55.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated
Photograph, black and white, framed
56.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated / The Falk Studios, Sydney and Melbourne
Photograph, sepia toned
57.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated
“Hon. Sir Henry Parkes, K.C.M.G., N.S.W.” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
58.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated / W. Macleod, Del.; from a photo by Boyd
Signed “Henry Parkes”
Lithograph
59.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated / J.R. Ashton, artist
“The Hon. Sir Henry Parkes, K.C.M.G.”
Photograph, sepia toned
60.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
61.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated / Cocks, Photo., Kiama
Clipping
62.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated
“Illustrations of our political poets. Stolen moments : a short series of poems. By Henry Parkes. Published by James Tegg, … Sydney. 1842”
“Opossum shooting – (p. 111)”
Clipping with caricature of Henry Parkes
63.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
Pictured: Sir Henry & Lady Parked
Photograph, sepia toned
64.	Sir Henry Parkes, undated / Taber, San Francisco
Pictured: Sir Henry Parkes and daughter 
Photograph, sepia toned
65.	Henry Charles Parkes, undated
Sir Henry Parkes’ son
Clipping
66.	Varney Parkes, undated / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
Platinotype, sepia toned
67.	Hon. Varney Parkes , undated
[Electorate of] Canterbury
Clipping
68.	Archdale Parkhill, undated / Leighton Studios, Sydney
Secretary, National Association
“For 18 years Secretary of the (a) Labour (b) Liberal and (c) National Association” – verso
Photograph, black and white
69.	Sidney Parkinson, undated
Or spelled “Sydney”?
Photograph, black and white, of a portrait
Original in British Museum (Natural History), Ref. Sydney Parkinson portrait before restoration, Neg. 3168
70.	Sidney Parkinson, undated
Or spelled “Sydney”?
Photograph, black and white, of a portrait
Original in British Museum (Natural History), Ref. Sydney Parkinson portrait after restoration, Neg. 44534
71.	Dr. Alexander Stewart Paterson, 1884
“Australasian Sanitary Conference Sydney, September 1884” – verso
Present: Dr. Mackellar N.S.W. & Fiji, Dr. Ashburton Thompson, N.S.W., Dr. McCrea, Vic., Dr. Paterson, S.A., Dr. Rogers, W.A., Dr. Bancroft, Qld, Dr. Turnley, Tas.
Photograph, sepia toned, framed
72.	Andrew Barton Paterson, 1900 / photographed for the “Mail” by Grouzelle and Co., Sydney
“Back from the war… A.B. Paterson (“Banjo”). Special correspondent of the “Sydney Morning Herald” and “Sydney Mail”, lately returned from the front in South Africa”
Photograph, black and white
From: Sydney Mail, 22 September 1900
Negative available at FM1 / 3438
73.	Andrew Barton Paterson, undated
Copy of a photograph, black and white
74.	Andrew Barton Paterson, undated
Signed “A.B. Paterson”
Copy of a photograph, black and white
Heavily foxed
75.	Andrew Barton Paterson, undated
Photograph, black and white
76.	Hon. T. Macdonald Paterson, M.L.C., undated
Photograph, sepia toned
77.	Hon. Thomas Macdonald Paterson, M.L.C., undated / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
M.L.C. Queensland
Photograph, sepia toned 
78.	William Paterson, 1801 / Lewin
“Sketch by Lewin taken on the banks of Paterson’s River, NSW … the Colonel’s quarters for the night … The colonel … is the figure leaning on his arm [1801]”
Photograph, black and white
79.	Colonel William Paterson, undated / from the portrait by William Owen, R.A.
Photograph, sepia toned, of a portrait
Original in Dixson collection. See also copies of original by A.V.A. and N.S.W. Government Printer.” Opposite page 284, volume 2 of The life of Vice-Admiral William Bligh, R.N., F.R.S. / by George Mackaness ; illustrated with contemporary charts and engravings. New York : Farrar & Rinehart, [1931]
80.	Colonel William Paterson, undated
From the painting (oil) in the Dixson Collection. See opposite page 284, volume 2 of The life of Vice-Admiral William Bligh, R.N., F.R.S. / by George Mackaness ; illustrated with contemporary charts and engravings. New York : Farrar & Rinehart, [1931]
Photograph, black and white
Taken from same portrait as above item
81.	H. Pateson, undated
“Fresh Food & Ice Co.” - verso
Photograph, black and white, on board
82.	J. R. Patterson, undated
Clipping of an engraving
83.	General G. Pau, undated / Judith Fletcher, Sydney
Inscribed “Avec mes vifs remerciements et … de la mission française. G. Pau”
Addressed “To Mr Clifford H. Hay, Secretary, Premier’s Department, Sydney”
Photograph, black and white
84.	Saint Paul, undated
Print, black and white
85.	Anna Pavlova, undated
Pictured: Anna Pavlova and Pierre Vladimiroff
Clipping
From: J.C. Williamson Ltd. Magazine, p. 35
86.	A. Payne, undated
2 photographs, black and white
Negatives available in Freeman collection, ON 6, no. 62623
87.	Rev. G. Warren Payne, undated
“A minister for 65 years: Rev. G. Warren Payne of Morisset, who is 90 years of age …”
Clipping
From: “Sun” Newcastle, 2 November 1949
88.	Rose Paynter, 1840 / Fisher; W.H. Mote
Engraving
Published by Longman & Co., London in 1840

Box 28: Portrait file, Osborne to Paynter, ca. 1801 to 1955

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Bittangabee tribe : an Aboriginal story from coastal New South Wales / written by Beryl Cruse [and three others].

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One horse waiting for me / Patricia Mullins.

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Recordings of speeches given at Rotary Club of Sydney luncheons and other Rotary functions, ca. 1979-1997

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Box 28: Portrait file, Osborne to Paynter, ca. 1801 to 1955

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Bittangabee tribe : an Aboriginal story from coastal New South Wales / written by Beryl Cruse [and three others].

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One horse waiting for me / Patricia Mullins.

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Recordings of speeches given at Rotary Club of Sydney luncheons and other Rotary functions, ca. 1979-1997

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Box 28: Portrait file, Osborne to Paynter, ca. 1801 to 1955

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