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BOX 1
1. Tulip Festival, Traction engines, Albury (1983), Mt. Ettalong, Parramatta Gardens, Hill Top (1983), Brooklyn, Sydney from Tower (1983), Mittagong, Brisbane Water, steam tram, Prospect, Lapstone, Harbour, Customs House (1983), Harbour (1983), Brooklyn, Newcastle, Kiama, Gosford, Wollongong, Merrylands gardens, Goulburn, Lithgow (1983); raising sunken ferry, Newcastle, Kiama, Hawkesbury, Albury-Wodonga (1983-1984); Gosford, Newcastle, Parramatta Gardens, Nirimba, Manly, Brooklyn, Berrima (1984); Mudgee, Zoo, Mirttagong, Brooklyn, Bon Hawke at Newcastle (1984); Scone, Harbour from Zoo, Goulburn, Kiama, Gosford, Newcastle Cathedral (1985); Albury-Melbourne, Patonga, QE2, Dubbo, Notre Dame (1984-1985); Newcastle Cathedral, Merewether Beach, Navy helicopters, Hill Top, Dungog, Corowa, Mt Beauty, Rocky V Dam (1985); Bogong High Plains, Beechworth, Albury, Granville Freeway, Central concourse, Newcastle fountain, Gerringong, Terrigal (1985-1986)

2. Central West trip and XPT, Feb-April 1986; Shoalhaven, Toronto, airship, East Hills bridge, RAN 75th Anniversary, Bowral tulips, Newcastle, Campbelltown steam rally, May-November 1986; Albury trip, November 1986; Campbelltown steam rally, Darling Harbour construction, March-November 1987; Albury, Corowa, Wangaratta, Melbourne, Corryong, Hume Weir, November 1987; Australian Bicentennial Celebrations (Sydney 1988); Navy ships, Bankstown Air Fair, Circular Quay, Australia Day (1989), Airport; Albury trip, Newcastle earthquake, Merrylands flood, 1989; Goulburn Cathedral tower, Macquarie Squre Christmas, Luddenham miniature railway, Merylands, 1990-1992; Goulburn, Brooklym marina, circus, 31 Patten Avenue Merrylands, 1993

3. Bike tours: Albury (1950), Kevin Tillman, Ted Wickham, Mary & Tom Roche, Newport-Palm Beach (1940), Burragorang Valleyy (1942-1962), Dulcie Rohan, St Luke's (Thornleigh), Kangaroo Valley (1945), St Mary's Church boy (1940-1942), Trevor Worth, floodlit Warragamba Dam (1963), Illawarra, Canberra and Central West bike tour with Bill McDonald (1944)

4. Troopship Queen Mary, April 1940; Scotland Island (1940), Silverton (1976), firends and family, Geoff Bates, Sister Pat Nelson, Peter Minkow, Ken Robson, Sawtell souvenir folder by Maston, Dundas, Carlingford, kerosene shale mines, Yerranderie silver & lead, Excelsior limestone, Blackheath snow (1965), Picton viaduct, Parramatta Park, Geoff Morgans, Geoff Bates

5. Large landscapes

BOX 2
Album 1: Casula camp ca. 1932, Prospect canal, water scenes, aeroplanes Spirit of Shell, Narromine Wasp, G-ACJl, VH-UQL, Faith in Australia, Mascot; cutting sleepers Otley, Karangi; Sydney Harbour Bridge opening crowd
Album 2: Hand coloured northern Beaches (including Bungan Castle), 1940
Album 3: Sample hand coloured portrait album, 1940's
Album 4: South Coast views, Nepean, Georges and Woronora River views, Walllacia, Warragamba, Cronulla; Happy Land, Parramatta Park; Orara and timber, Coffs Harbour, agriculture, trains, aeroplanes, Kandos views and cement, Katoomba, 1938-1940
Album 5: Motorcyle tour Sydney-Orange-Parkes-West Wyalong-Narrandera-Queanbeyan-Sydney, with Ron England, on HA-87, 1949
Album 6: Water supply, Prospect, Windsor, North Coast, aeroplanes DC3 Kyilla, Electra, Seagull amphibian, Centaurus, logging, Dorrigo, St Mary's Church of England, Guildford, Georges River, Sydney & Parramatta Sesquicentenary, Coffs Harbour, Picton, Bellinger River, 1937-1939

Packets of photographs:
7. Churches, bridges, bush scenes, Broughton centenary 1936, Bridge opening
8. Bourke-Brewarrina-Cobar trip, August-September 1974; Broken Hill-Adelaide-Port Pirie trip, November-December 1975; Broken Hill trip, December 1974; Broken Hill-Adelaide-Melbourne, November 1976; Nirimba, Bundanoon, Lithgow, 1970's-1980's; trains & railways
9. Newcastle, Parramatta, Merrylands, Blue Mountains, Goulburn, HMAS Nirimba, Mittagong, Picton, Hunter Valley, Robertson, Wollongong-Moss Vale rail, 1977-1978
10. Goulburn, Airley, Capertee, Burragorang, Maitland, Picton, Zig Zag, Parramatta,Lapstone, Mittagong, Lithgow, snowy Lithgow, Hunter Valley, Sefton, 1977-1978
11. Newport, Kandos, South Coast, Sydney, Blue Mountains commercial, 1939-1940; Maston ? mother and baby, 1911; Royal train 1954; Sesquicentenary 1938
12. Aeroplanes, Stinson, Southern Cloud, etc.; Castle Hill railway, 1930's; some portraits, 1940's

BOX 3
Merrylands, Camden, St. Luke's Liverpool, Cabramatta viaduct, Rev. Wilder Clarke, Newcastle, Ted Davis, Bill Pamplin, Tony Maston, Maldon suspension bridge, Bishop Broughton centenary 1936, dams, Castle Hill early 1930's, Sydney Harbour Bridge building & opening, day motorcycle trips Wombeyan-South Coast, 1950; Granville, Parramatta, 1929-1932, Granville parade, peace, bus crash; bike trips 1939-1941; Castle Hill, Carlingford, 1929, 2FC, Lansdowne Bridge, motorcycle tours 1949; first motorcycle Acme Villiers, 1945-1949
Kandos, St Matthew's Windsor, Prospect, Burragorang, 1940's; Coffs Harbour, 28 January 1950
Trevor and Tony, motorcycle; Cowra 1944, Mt Buffalo, 1951; Kangaroo Valley, Bungonia Gorge, Cowra

Series 01: Tony Maston photographs, 1929-1993

The Minnesota Children's Pesticide Exposure Study (MNCPES) provides exposure, environmental, and biologic data relating to multipathway exposures of children for four primary pesticides (chlorpyrifos, malathion, diazinon, and atrazine), 14 secondary pesticides, and 13 polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). Monitoring was performed on a probability-based sample of 102 children aged 3–12 in Minneapolis/St. Paul and in a nearby rural area (Goodhue and Rice counties). This paper provides estimated distributions of this population's exposures and exposure-related measurements and examines associations among the various measures via rank (Spearman) correlations. In addition, it provides some aggregate and cumulative exposure estimates for pesticides, and compares the relative intakes from inhalation and dietary ingestion. Intakes for the four primary pesticides appeared to come principally from the ingestion rather than the inhalation route; this was clearly true for chlorpyrifos but was less certain for the other three primary pesticides because of their higher degree of nondetects. Solid food rather than beverages was clearly the main contributor to the ingestion intake. Despite the dominance of the ingestion route, the urinary metabolite of chlorpyrifos exhibited a stronger association with the air measurements than with the dietary measures. Personal-air samples exhibited strong rank correlations with indoor air samples for chlorpyrifos, malathion, and diazinon (0.81, 0.51, and 0.62, respectively), while personal-air atrazine levels correlated well with outdoor levels (0.69); personal-air diazinon levels also correlated well with outdoor levels (0.67). For the PAHs, many significant associations were evident among the various air samples and for the air samples with the dust samples, especially for those compounds with consistently high percent measurable values (particularly fluoranthene, phenanthrene, and pyrene).

Journal of exposure analysis and environmental epidemiology, 2003-03, Vol.13 (2), p.100-111

Distributions, associations, and partial aggregate exposure of pesticides and polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons in the Minnesota Children's Pesticide Exposure Study (MNCPES)

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Distributions, associations, and partial aggregate exposure of pesticides and polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons in the Minnesota Children's Pesticide Exposure Study (MNCPES)

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