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APPENDIX A: Colonial Architect's Office

Officers and Temporary Employees, 1885

(A) OFFICERS:

Name Position Salary

Barnet, J. Colonial Architect 1100

Coles, W. First Clerk of Works 650

Lewis, M.W. Clerk of Works 550

Spencer, E.S.V. n n n 475

Colley, E. II U 450

Edwards, A.G. II 375

Roberts, W. II H 375

Purkis, H.A. 11 350

Peattie, J.n n n 325

Kay, J. 1st Foreman of Works 325

McSkiming, J. Foreman of Works 300

Rumsey, E. Clerk of Works 425

Wills, J.W. Foreman of Works 275

Simpson, W.B.n n n

250

Cook, A. Chief Draftsman andInstructor of Cadets 450

Robertson, L. Draftsman 375

Brown, A.R. II 325

Doherty, J. 250

Falconer, R.II 225

Burns, E. 200

Barnet, T. 175

Dunlop, J. Cadet 100

McTaggart, M.II 75

Moore, J. 62

Boyce, W. 52

McShane Chief Clerk 500

Neale, J.T. Clerk 375

Stack, G.B.11 325

Forsyth, J. 300

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Name

Marks, L.J.

Ellard, W.E.

Robson, W.

Thompson, W.

Clapin, A.M.

Howell, R.J.

Dettmann, L.

Hayes, H.

Dettmann, E.

(B) TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES:

Position Salary

Clerk 275is 225n 225n 200Is 150is 125

Messenger 150

Boatman 108

Office-keeper 60

Name Position

Andrews, W. Clerk

Boissier, E.E. Draftsman

Brindley, A.T. ss

Dowell, J.W.

Drake, W.A.

Drew, E.L.

Farr, J. Foreman of Works

Farmer, W.T. n

Fawcett, B.H. Draftsman

Fitzpatrick, A. Foreman of Works

Goodchap, C.W. Draftsman

Guille, E.E. Clerk

Hellmrich, J. Timekeeper

Henderson, J.B. Draftsman

Henry, J.S. Foreman of Works

Houison, A. is

Howell, A.J. Clerk

Jackson, E.J. Draftsman

Kemmis, J.M. ss

Kenway, A.G.

Laing, R. Foreman of Works

Lee, W. jnr. n

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Name Position

McGregor, J. Foreman of Works

Mac Key, W. Clerk

Moulean, H. DraftsmanMurray, A. Foreman of Works

Murray, S.B.

Nelson, J.D

Niven, D.Draftsman

Foreman of WorksPringle, J.

Purdue, A.J.Clerk

DraftsmanRigg, S.Foreman of WorksRoylance, W.

Sheldon, E.M.Draftsman

Smith, T.C.Foreman of Works

Stephens, J.II II

Telfer, A.T.11 II 1$

Thorne, J.T.

(C) PERSONS PAID MONTHLY OR DAILY OR BY PIECEWORKS:

Name Position

Godfrey, W. Assistant to engine-driver, PWD,

Col. Arch Office

Kenny, J. Labourer

Lowe, J. Overseer, Maitland Gaol,

Col. Arch. Office

McCoy, J. Assistant to engine-driver,

PWD, Col. Arch. Office

McSkinning, J.W. Engine-driver, PWD, Col.

Arch. Office

Masterton, A. Carpenter, Col. Arch. Office

Reckie, G. Setter, Parramatta Gaol,

Col. Arch. Office

Rolf, H. Labourer, Col. Arch. Office

Shepherd, F.ti

Virtue, G. Mason,11 11

Watson, J. Carter,

Civil Service List for 1885

NSW GG 31 March 1885

APPENDIX B:

MEMO. DESCRIPTIVE OF ALTO-RELIEVOS, GENERAL POSTOFFICE, PITT-STREET

No.1 - Telegraphy, Literature and the Press

Telegraphy is represented by an operator at work, with his

right hand on the instrument, while reading a telegram. On the

lower part of the spandrel is a little boy trying to prepare a

battery. At a counter a young woman with a pleasant look, writing

a message and, in the distance, a mounted messenger, conveying

telegrams.

Literature and the Press The former is represented by a-writer

or author, in deep thought, seated at a table, writing. The altter

by a young printer at a printing machine, who for a moment has

stopped work, to notice with amazement a little boy who is reading

aloud. In the back ground compositors are seen, employed at their

several occupations.

No. 2 - Professions, Commerce and Mining.

Professions are represented by a Judge upon the Bench, reading

over his notes; and by a Professor demonstrating some experiment

he is engaged upon, while he is noting the time with an hour-glass

in his hand, a retort, still, and furnace being near him; a little

boy is also seen in the lower part of the spandrel, admiring and

examining a butterfly he has caught. In the back ground is a

student in deep study.

Commerce and Mining - Commerce is shown by a business man

making entries in a note-book; near him are bales of merchandise;

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a small boy offering fruit for sale; and shipping in the background.

Mining is represented by an experienced digger, pointing with

satisfaction to the gold in a lump of quartz, which his son is

looking at with pleasure and astonishment.

No.3 - Agriculture and Pastoral Pursuits, Science and Art

Agriculture and Pastoral Pursuits - Agriculture is represented

by a ploughman with his plough. The day being nearly over, as

shown by the setting sun, he has relaxed work for a few minutes,

while with much eagerness he reads a letter. In the lower part

of the spandrel is a little girl with flowers. Pastoral pursuits

are illustrated by a shearer at work, and by the introduction of

cattle and sheep.

Science and Art - Science is represented by an astronomer,

who having taken an observation, marks a position on the globe, at

the same time pointing to Sydney, shown on a chart, and, in the

lower part of the spandrel, by a little boy with a telephone to

his ear, listening with astonishment to the sounds produced by

this recent application of science. Art is illustrated by a young

architect, making a drawing of a building, seen in the distance,

intended for the reception of fine arts. A statue is also shown.

No. 4 - Banking, Post Office business

Banking is illustrated by a Bank clerk paying money over a

counter to a young woman who is presenting a draft. In the lower

corner of the spandrel is a little boy with money in a bag, and

crying because he has lost some of it while bringing it to the

Bank.

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Post Office business - This is represented by a letter-

carrier, heavily laden, as on a mail day, giving to a young woman

a letter, which she gladly receives. Below is a little girl

reading a letter.

Extract - Minute of James Barnet, 19 December 1883.

Post Office Carvings (Report of Colonial Architect)

NSW LA V&P 1883/84 (9).

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1. MANUSCRIPTS:

Barnet Family Papers (in possession of Estate D. McK. Barnet,

Artdrmon, N.S.W.).

Barnet Papers (Mitchell Library MSS 726).

Blacket Papers (University of Sydney Archives, P3).

Corporation of the City of Sydney: Minute Books 13 April

1857-1859 (Council of the City of Sydney Archives 7/10-11).

Parkes Correspondence (Mitchell Library, CYA 874, 876, 892,

895, 919, 926).

Sydney Mechanics School of Arts: Minute Books 1853-63 (Mitchell

Library MSS A 4150).

- Reports 1867-1905.

V.A. Wardell, "A Review of the Architecture and Engineering

Works of W.W. Wardell', processed, 1940 (Mitchell

Library MSS.54).

2. PARLIAMENTARY AND OFFICIAL PAPERS, DOCUMENTS etc.:

(a) NSW LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL JOURNAL:

General Post Office Carvings (Minute of the Postmaster-General),

1883/84, Part 2.

Carvings at the General Post Office (Memorandum from Colonial

Architect), 1885/86, Part 2.

Defences (Organisation of the "Military Works Branch" as

regards Barracks &c.), 1890, Part 2.

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(b) NSW LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS:

Board of Public Works, 1885 (3).

Colonial Architect's Department - Report from the Select

Committee on the Colonial Architect's Department, 1855 (3).

(c) NSW LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS:

Colonial Architect's Department (Colonial Architect to Colonial

Secretary, 29 July 1856), 1856/57 (3).

Lighthouses (Establishment of, in the Australian Colonies)

Report of Commissioners, 1856/57 (3).

Retrenchment in the Public Expenditure. Progress Report from

the Select Committee on Retrenchment in the Public

Expenditure, 1858 (3).

Colonial Architect's Department, 1857/58 (3).

Public Works (Paper from His Excellency the Governor-General),

1587/58 (3).

Buildings Occupied as Government Offices in Sydney (Return

of Probable Value), 1858 (3).

Mr. William Weaver (Correspondence with the Executive

Government), 1858/59 (3).

Report from the Select Committee on the Public Prisons in

Sydney and Cumberland, 1861 (1).

Report from the Select Committee on the Light-house, near

Jervis Bay, 1861 (2).

Report from the Select Committee on the Present System of

Tendering for the Public Service, 1861 (2).

Light-house near Jervis Bay, 1862 (2).

Report of the Board of Inquiry into the Management and

Working of the Post Office Department, 1862 (2).

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Report from the Select Committee on Payments made out of

Public Funds Without Authority of Parliament, 1863/64 (2).

Securities Given by Public Servants (Further Return Relating

to), 1863/64 (2).

Defences of the City of Sydney - Report of Captain Ward,

1863/64 (2).

Report from the Select Committee on Harbour Defences,

1863/64 (2).

Select Committee on the Present State and Management of

Lunatic Asylums - Report, 1863/64 (4).

Lunatic Asylums (Letter from Dr. Campbell, Superintendent,

Tarban), 1863/64 (4).

Lunatic Asylums (Letter from the Catholic Bishop of Hobarton),

1863/64 (4).

Progress Report from the Select Committee on the Disorganised

State of the Public Works Department, 1863/64 (5).

Report from the Select Committee on Harbour Defences, 1865 (1).

Retrenchment in the Public Expenditure (Correspondence

Relative to), 1865/66 (1).

Drainage at Darlinghurst Gaol (Correspondence Relative to),

1865/66 (1).

Harbour of Port Jackson (Commission to Inquire into the

Condition of), 1865/66 (1).

Report from the Commission appointed to inquire into the

condition of the Harbour of Port Jackson, 1866 (2).

Lunatic Asylums - Board of Visitors, Lunatic Asylums, to

Colonial Secretary, 1866 (4).

287

Lunatic Asylums (Correspondence respecting the Internal

State and Management of), 1866 (4).

Lunatic Asylums (Return Shewing Expenditure), 1866 (4).

Report of the Commission appointed to enquire into the

conditions of the Customs Department, 1867/68 (2).

Defalcations in the Railway Department, 1867/68 (3).

Salaried Officers Who Have Received Leave of Absence

(Return Respecting), 1868/69 (1).

Report on Lunatic Asylums by Dr. F. Norton Manning, 24 October

1868, 1868/69 (3).

Parliamentary Buildings (Correspondence, etc. respecting the

new refreshment room and other additions to), 1869 (1).

Hospital for the Insane, Tarban Creek (Report on General

Conditions, &c., of), 1869 (2).

Hospital for the Insane, Gladesville - Dr. Campbell to the

Colonial Secretary, 1870 (2).

Report from the Select Committee on the Sydney Infirmary,

1870 (2).

Public Works Department (Return of employees, showing former

and present rates of pay), 1870/71 (2).

Hospital for the Insane, Gladesville (Report for 1870),

1870/71 (4).

Population of the Colony (Statistics Showing), 1871/72 (2).

Fortifications of Port Jackson (Statement Showing Estimated

Amount Necessary for Completion), 1872 (1).

Court House, West Maitland (Correspondence Respecting

Proposed Erection of), 1872 (1).

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Report from the Select Committee on the Civil Service,

1872 (1).

Report from the Select Committee on the Civil Service,

1872/73 (1).

New General Post Office (Contracts Entered into for Erection

of the), 1873/74 (2).

Report from the Select Committee on the Sydney Museum,

1873/74 (5).

Performance of Works at Gladesville Hospital (Report from the

Colonial Architect), 1875 (4).

Lunatic Asylum, Parramatta (Report from Board of Visitors

Respecting Conditions of), 1875/76 (6).

Defences - Preliminary Report of His Excellency Sir W. Jervois,

1876/77 (3).

Defences of Australian Colonies (Obtaining assistance of

Military Engineers to Report on), 1876/77 (3).

Defences of the Colony (Progress Report of the Defence

Commission), 1876/77 (3).

Defences of the Colony (Second Progress Report of the Defence

Commission), 1876/77 (3).

Sydney Branch Royal Mint (Obstructions to Contractor in carrying

out repairs to), 1876/77 (4).

Additional Buildings for Lunatic Asylums, Gladesville,

Parramatta, and Callan Park (Letter from Inspector of

Insane), 1877/78 (2).

Parramatta Lunatic Asylum (Report from the Inspector of

the Insane), 1878/79 (3).

Light-House at South Head (Reports, Letters, and Minutes),

1877/78 (4).

International Exhibition Building (Arrangements made with

Mr. John Young), 1878/79 (7).

International Exhibition (Letter from Colonial Architect to

Colonial Secretary), 1878/79 (7).

International Exhibition Building (Letter from the Under-

Secretary, Colonial Secretary's Office, to the Colonial

Architect), 1878/79 (7).

John Macintosh, Esq., M.P. (Iron Supplied for International

Exhibition), 1878/79 (7).

Colonial Architect (Estimates Prepared by), 1879/80 (5).

Messrs Hudson Brothers (Work done by, without tender or

contract; from 1875 to 1878 inclusive), 1880/81 (3).

Messrs Hudson Brothers (Particulars of Contracts given to,

without tender, from January, 1870 to November, 1879,

inclusive), 1880/81 (3).

International Exhibition (Particulars of Cost), 1880/81 (3)

Furnishing New Public Offices (Return Respecting), 1880/81 (3).

Military Defences Inquiry Commission - Report of the Royal

Commission, 1881 (4).

Census of New South Wales, 1881 - Summary Tables, 1882 (3).

Department of Public Instruction (Return Respecting

Architectural Branch), 1882 (2).

Temporary Art Gallery (Return Respecting), 1883/84 (4).

Post Office Carvings (Copies of Minutes, Report &c.), 1883/84 (9).

Post Office Carvings (Report of Colonial Architect), 1883/84 (9).

Statues Ordered by Sir Henry Parkes (Arrangements,

Correspondence, Vouchers &c.), 1883/84 (11).

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Colonial Architect's Department (Cost of, and Public Works

Carried Out and in Progress to 1st January 1881), 1885 (5).

Civil Service Board of New South Wales, Report 1885, 1885/86 (2).

Temporary Appointments to Civil Service (Return of), 1885/86 (2).

Clocks in Public Buildings (Erection and Winding of, During

Last Fifteen Years), 1887 (5).

Report of the Royal Commission to inquire into the

Construction of Theatres etc., 1887, 1st Session (1).

Leave of Absence to Officers of Civil Service (Return

Respecting), 1887 (2).

Department of Works: Board of Inquiry into - Report and

Evidence, 1887 (2).

Government Asylums: Inquiry Board - Report with Minutes of

Evidence, 1887 (2).

Premises Rented by the Government (For Treasury Department),

1887 (5).

Premises Rented by the Government (For Public Works

Department), 1887 (5).

Unfinished Government Contracts (Amount Required for Completion

of), 1887 (5).

Fees Received by Civil Servants (Return of, for years 1883-

1886), 1887/88 (2).

Appointments to the Civil Service (From 1879 to 1886

inclusive), 1887/88 (2).

Defences of the Colony (Report of Major-General Schaw),

1887/88 (2).

Premises Rented by the Government (Return of), 1887/88 (3).

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Department of Public Works (Retrenchment in Permanent-Way

Men Employed), 1887/88 (3).

Inspection of Theatres (Report by Colonial Architect's

Department), 1887/88 (8).

Electric Lighting of Macquarie Lighthouse (Correspondence

Relating to), 1887/88 (4).

Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works; Report -

New Central Police Court, 1888/89 (2).

Estimates of the Probable Expenditure of the Government of

New South Wales for the year 1889, 1889 (3).

Military Forces of the Colony (Report of Major-General

Edwards), 1889, 2nd Session, (1).

Late Colonial Architect's Department (Return Respecting

Expenditure by Mr. James Barnet, from 1st January, 1863,

to 31st December 1889), 1891/92 (2).

Abolition of the Office of Colonial Architect (Letter from

Mr. Jas. Barnet, late Colonial Architect, Respecting),

1891/92 (2).

Report from the Royal Commission on Defence Works, 1891/92 (7).

(d) NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES, 1879-1890.

(d) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1869-1890.

3. NEW SOUTH WALES STATE ARCHIVES:

Andreasson, H.B.E., 'Court-Houses 1865-1890 by James Barnet,

Colonial Architect', processed, c. 1960 (3/3096).

Colonial Secretary: Letters Received - Special Bundles:

Administration and Construction of Tarban Creek and

Parramatta Lunatic Asylums (4/7183).

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Erection of Callan Park Lunatic Asylum (4/818.3).

Erection Fire Station Castlereagh Street, 1884-86 (4/864.2).

Purchase of Statues from G. Fontana for Public Buildings

(4/847.3).

Site of Central Police Court (1880-84), (4/847.1).

Garden Palace 1880-81 (2/896).

Government Architect: Files concerning erection, repair,

additions and alterations to Public Buildings, 1837-67,

1891, 1895, (2/572 - 2/651.2).

Government Architect - Photographs of public buildings in New

South Wales c.1880-1940 (7/5879).

Military Works - Transfer of Charge of, 1890 (2/896).

Post Office Carvings - Demands for Removal 1882-1891, (2/891).

Post Office Extension - Claim for Compensation 1883-84,

(2/892).

Premises and Land Rented by Government in Sydney, 1883-84

(2/893).

Public Service Enquiry Commission - Minute Books, 1888-1890

(5/4766-67).

Public Works Department, Miscellaneous Press Cutting Book,

(7/4135).

Public Works Department: Special Bundles:

Architectural Competitions (Public Buildings) and

Reorganisation of Government Architect's Office,

1890-91 (2/889).

Colonial Architect's Branch - Expenditure, 1870 (2/893).

Defence Works - Report of Royal Commission - Minutes of

Public Works' Recommendation on - Cabinet Business

Paper, 1891, (4/6263).

Public Works Enquiry Commission, 1886-87, (2/892).

Public Works - Miscellaneous, Part 2, (2/894).

Sydney - Darlinghurst Court House, Lands Office, Public Works

Office, Central Police Court, International Exhibition

Building, 1881-92 (2/893).

Young - Public Buildings, 1861-63, 1882-84 (4/6262).

4. NEWSPAPERS:

Armidale Express and New England Advertiser, 1880-1890.

Australasian Builders and Contractors' News, 1887-1891.

Australian Builder, 1861.

Australian Star, 1888-1890.

Australasian Town and Country Journal, 1870-1890.

Bathurst Times, 1880.

Building and Engineering Journal, 1888-1890.

Bulletin, 1880-1891.

Burragong Argus, 1876.

Colonial Monthly: An Australian Magazine, 1867-1870.

Cootamundra Herald, 1880.

Daily Telegraph, 1879-1891.

Empire, 1854-1877.

Goulburn Evening Penny Post, 1881, 1883-84, 1887-88.

Illustrated Sydney News, 1855, 1864-1891.

Maitland Mercury, 1866-1890.

Narrabri Herald, 1881, 1884, 1887-88.

Once a Month, 1884-1886.

Sydney Mail, 1860-1890.

Sydney Morning Herald, 1854-1891.

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Tartworth News, 1885-86.

Tamworth Observer, 1885-86.

The Echo, 1882-1890.

Yass Courier, 1873, 1878, 1880.

5. CONTEMPORARY BOOKS AND ARTICLES:

Barnet, J., Macquarie Lighthouse, Sydney, Government Printer,

1880.

- 'Architectural Work in Sydney, New South Wales, 1788-1899',

Royal Institute of British Architects, Journal, Vol.V1,

3rd. series, 29 September 1899, pp.505-17.

Barnet, N., 'Climatic Architecture', The Victorian Review,

Vol.7, No.37, 1 November 1882, pp.37-43.

Bland, W., Sanitary Reform ofTowns and Cities, Sydney, J. Cox,

1857.

Coghlan, T.A., Results of a Census of New South Wales 1891,

Sydney, Government Printer, 1894.

- Statistical Register for 1891 and Previous Years,

Sydney, Government Printer, 1894.

Cornish, H.M., Under the Southern Cross, Ringwood, Penguin Books,

facsimile edition, 1975 (first published 1880).

Cracknell, E.W., Passenger and Warehouse Lifts - A Paper Read

before the Engineering Association 1882, Sydney, Cunningham

and Co., 1882.

De Libra, J.G., 'Architecture in Sydney', Once a Month,

1 January 1886, pp.23-26.

- 'The Fine Arts in Australasia', Australasian Art Review,

Vol.1, Nos.3-6, May-December, 1899. (See also 'Green, J.G.'.)

294

295

Dobbs, E. Wilson, The Rise and Growth of Australian Architecture,

Sydney, Australasian Builders and Contractors's News, 1892.

Eastlake, C.L., A History of the Gothic Revival, (ed. and

introduced by J. Mordaunt Crook), Leicester, University

Press, 1970 (first published 1872).

Engineering Association of New South Wales, Minutes of Proceedings,

1885-1905.

F.S.P., "On Colonial Architecture", Colonial Monthly, Vol.1,

(N.S.), December 1867, pp.316-20.

Fowler, F., Southern Lights and Shadows, (introduction R.G.

Geering), Sydney University Press, facsimile edition, 1975

(first published 1859).

Fowles, J., Sydney in 1848, Sydney, Ure Smith Pty. Ltd.,

facsimile edition, 1962 (first published 1848).

Franklyn, H.M., A Glance at Australia in 1880, Melbourne,

Victorian Review Publishing Company Ltd., 1881.

Garran, A., Australasia Illustrated, Sydney, Picturesque Atlas

Co., 1892.

Green, J.G., 'Sydney Architecture Aesthetically Considered',

Australasian Builders and Contractors' News, 18 January -

3 May 1890.

- 'Public Taste and Its Improvement', Australasian Builders

and Contractors' News, 26 April - 3, 17 May 1890.

(See also 'De Libra, J.G.'.)

Hill, R. and F., What We Saw in Australia, London, MacMillan

and Co., 1875.

Horne, R.H., Australian Facts and Prospects, London, Smith

Elder and Co., 1859.

296

Inglis, J., Our Australian Cousins, London, MacMillan and

Co., 1880.

Mossman, S. and Banister, T., Australia, Visited and Revisited.

A Narrative of Recent Travels and Old Experiences in

Victoria and New South Wales, Sydney, Ure Smith Pty. Ltd.

in conjunction with the National Trust of Australia (NSW),

1974 (first published 1853).

New South Wales Colonial Architect, Photographs of the Public

and Other Buildings, Sydney, Thos. Richards, Government

Printer, 1872.

New South Wales Government Printer, Notes on the Sydney

International Exhibition of 1879, Sydney, Government

Printer, 1880.

Parkes, H., Fifty Years in the Making of Australian History,

2 Vols., London, Longmans Green and Co., 1892.

Pugin, A. Welby, An Apology for the Revival of Christian

Architecture in England, London, John Weale, 1843.

Robinson, C., New South Wales: the oldest and richest of the

Australian Colonies, Sydney, Thomas Richards, 1873.

Ruskin, J., The Seven Lamps of Architecture, London, Geo. Allen

and Bellyard, 3rd edition, 1891.

Selfe, N., 'The Rise and Progress of Lift Construction in

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Twopeny, R.E.N., Town Life in Australia, Sydney University

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Wilkins, W., Australasia: A Descriptive and Pictorial Account

of the Australian and New Zealand Colonies, Tasmania, and

their adjacent Lands, London, Blackie and Son, c.1888.

297

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Barff, H.E., A Short Historical Account of the University of

Sydney, Sydney, Angus and Robertson Ltd., 1902.

Barnard, M., Sydney: The Story of a City, Melbourne University

Press, 1956.

Bayley, W.A., Rich Earth - History of Young and the Shire of

Burrangong, New South Wales, Young Municipal Council in

conjunction with Burrangong Shire Council, 1956.

- Yass Municipal History, Yass, Municipal Council, 1973.

Birch, A. and MacMillan, D.S. (ed.), The Sydney Scene 1788- 1960,

Melbourne University Press, 1962.

Boehm, E.A., Prosperity and Depression in Australia 1887-1897,

Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1971.

Bridges, P., 'James Barnet 1827-1904' in Tanner, H. (ed.),

Architects of Australia, Sydney, MacMillan Company of

Australia, Ltd., 1980, pp.66-77.

Briggs, A., The Age of Improvement, London, Longmans, 13th

impression, 1977.

Briggs, M.S., Everyman's Concise Encyclopaedia of Architecture,

London, J.M. Dent and Sons Ltd., reprint, 1962.

Brodie, J., About Arbroath, Arbroath, Herald Office, 1904.

Butlin, N.G., 'Colonial Socialism in Australia 1860-1900'

in Aitken, H.G.J. (ed.), The State and Economic Growth,

New York, Social Sciences Research Council, 1959, pp.26-78.

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Canberra, Australian National University Press, 1976.

Cameron, J., Centenary History of the Presbyterian Church in

New South Wales, 2 Vols., Sydney, Angus and Robertson Ltd.,

1905.

298

Carr-Saunders, A.M. and Wilson, P.A., The Professions, Oxford,

Clarendon Press, 1933.

Clark, C.M.H., A History of Australia - Vol.4: The Earth

Abideth For Ever 1851-1888, Melbourne University Press,

1978.

Clark, C.M.H. (ed.), Sources of Australian History, Melbourne,

Oxford University Press, 1957.

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Angus and Robertson Ltd., 1955.

Clark, G. Kitson, The Making of Victorian England, London,

Methuen and Co., University Paperbacks, reprinted, 1975.

Clark, K., The Gothic Revival: An Essay in the History of Taste,

London, John Murray, 3rd edition, 1962.

Coghlan, T.A., Labour and Industry in Australia, 4 Vols.,

Melbourne, MacMillan Company of Australia, Ltd., 1969,

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Cohen, Emmeline W., The Growth of the British Civil Service

1780-1939, London, Geo. Allen and Unwin, 1941.

Colvin, H.M., A Biographical Dictionary of English Architects

1660-1840, London, John Murray, 1954.

Connolly, C.N., Biographical Register of the New South Wales

Parliament 1856-1901, Canberra, ANU Press, 1983.

Craig, J., A History of Red Tape - An Account of the Origin

and Development of the Civil Service, London, MacDonald

and Evans, 1952.

Crawford, R.M., Australia, Melbourne, Hutchinson and Co.,

3rd edition reprinted, 1974.

Crowley, F. (ed.), A New History of Australia, Melbourne,

Heinemann, 1974.

299

Dickey, B., Politics in New South Wales 1856-1900, Melbourne,

Cassell Australia, 1969.

Edwards, P.D. and Joyce, R.B. (ed.), Trollope, A., Australia,

St Lucia, University of Queensland Press, 1967.

Ellis, M.H., Francis Greenway: His Life and Times, Sydney,

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