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Portrait of Thomas Moore, with books and nautical instruments on a table. A portrait of Rachel Moore and the outline of St Luke's Liverpool are also included.

Portraits of clergy and other individuals used in the Australian Church Record

London Bridge, The City of London (detail of engravings, Victoria and Albert Museum, 528x448mm); The Australian presents a folio of historic maps of Australia (The Australian, State Library of NSW, 540x440mm); print of Tom Roberts 'Opening of parliament, 1901' (705x420mm); 'Australian Gold Diggings, c. 1855' from the painting attributed to Edwin Stocqueler, 'Vue du Phare du Port Jackson' reproduced from hand-coloured lithograph, 'A complete map of the southern continent' by Emanuel Bowen (National Library of Australia, 570x462mm); 'Sydney looking south from Flagstaff Hill' print of watercolour by Major James Taylor, 'Sydney Cove 1794' print of oil painting by T. Watling, 'Circular Quay' print of watercolour by Halsted, 'Fort Macquarie from Pinchgut', print of watercolour by F. Garling (State Library of NSW, 532x432mm); 5 engraved panoramas of London (Greater London Council, 830x350mm); 'The big picture' Tom Roberts colour print; 'The city of Sydney' from a chromolithograph by M.S. Hill 1888 (National Library of Australia).

Posters collected by Mary Andrews throughout her life. Some relate to Deaconess House, and some are in Chinese.

Guidelines and information for postgraduate students

This series contains prayer letters sent by Mary Andrews to CMS to be distributed to supporters, written between 1947 and 1951 during her time in China; and also letters and drafts of letters written for publication in the CMS "Round World" magazine, with an intended audience of children.
These letters are intended for a praying audience, and contain particulars of Mary Andrews' life and ministry in China as well as devotional commentary and descriptions of her state of mind, health, encouragement, and other concerns.
The prayer-letters in this series had been previously set apart and placed in acid free folders. New series numbers have since been added and fasteners replaced with plastic paper-clips, but no other changes have been made.
The published versions of some of the "The Round World" articles have been placed in series 13.
This series was originally combined with Series 6.

Rev. Lawton was the Chaplain of Sydney Church of England Girls' Grammar School, Darlinghurst between 1990 and 2000. He wrote and compiled prayers and orders of service for chapel services at the school.

Typescript essay. Manuscript note on p. 1: 'amended under D.W.B.R's [Donald Robinson] supervision'