https://374argyle.com/ https://374argyle.com/assets/then-and-now/large/900-374-argyle-masonic-hall-c1910.webp Around 1910: 374 is the small cottage on the left, behind the striped awning and white picket fence. https://374argyle.com/assets/then-and-now/large/901-374-argyle-aerial-detail-c1930.webp 1930: the cottage and its large rear stable, beside the former council chambers. https://374argyle.com/assets/then-and-now/large/902-moss-vale-full-aerial-c1930.webp 1930: the complete Moss Vale aerial photograph. Enlarge it to explore the original detail. https://374argyle.com/assets/then-and-now/large/903-374-argyle-front-2026.webp 2026: the Argyle Street frontage, with its brick facade, red door and striped awning. https://374argyle.com/assets/then-and-now/large/905-374-argyle-bank-front-weatherboard-2026.webp 2026: the bank’s brick frontage was added to the weatherboard house, which can still be seen behind it. https://374argyle.com/assets/then-and-now/large/904-374-argyle-clarence-street-2026.webp 2026: the Clarence Street entrance, looking through the garden towards the cottage verandah. https://374argyle.com/assets/portraits/large/334-dr-charles-throsby.jpg Dr Charles Throsby (1777–1828), surgeon, settler and explorer. Portrait reproduced by the ACT Government. https://374argyle.com/assets/portraits/large/335-charles-throsby-junior-c1850.jpg Charles Throsby Jnr, who managed and later inherited Throsby Park. Portrait by Cornelius Delohery, around 1850. https://374argyle.com/assets/portraits/large/336-elizabeth-betsey-throsby-1814.jpg Elizabeth Isabella ‘Betsey’ Throsby, née Broughton, painted at about seven years old by Richard Read Sr in 1814. National Library of Australia. https://374argyle.com/assets/early-town/331-throsby-station-lots-1867.jpg Throsby’s proposed station-side lots, May 1867. Source: The Goulburn Herald and Chronicle, via Trove. https://374argyle.com/assets/early-town/332-morrice-sutton-forest-north-1867.jpg John Morrice’s Sutton Forest North subdivision, May 1867. Source: The Goulburn Herald and Chronicle, via Trove. https://374argyle.com/assets/early-town/333-morrice-sale-results-1867.jpg Buyers and prices at Morrice’s June 1867 sale. Source: The Goulburn Herald and Chronicle, via Trove. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/016-argyle-street-looking-south-c-1900-from-2013-moss-vale-calendar.jpg Historic streetscape image used for the railway-led-growth entry. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/018-argyle-street-edinburgh-house-and-former-council-chambers-from-2013-mo.jpg Edinburgh House opened as a boarding house in 1888. The former Masonic Hall and council chambers appear at left. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/128-edinburgh-house-boarding-ad-1889.jpg An 1889 advertisement offered first-class accommodation at Edinburgh House, Moss Vale, under Mrs George Roberts. https://374argyle.com/assets/newspapers/118-macpherson-harriss-taylor-bros-1895-newspapers-page.jpg The Scrutineer and Berrima District Press, 18 September 1895, page 3. Macpherson and Harriss’s removal notice is at lower left; Taylor Brothers’ Universal Providers advertisement dominates the upper left. https://374argyle.com/assets/newspapers/119-edinburgh-house-sydney-drapery-1896-newspapers-page.jpg The Scrutineer and Berrima District Press, 7 November 1896, page 3. The Sydney Drapery Company advertisement at lower right announces its reopening at Edinburgh House beside the Masonic Hall. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/386-alfred-shaw-lucas-masonic-hall.jpg Alfred Shaw & Lucas advertised twice-weekly Moss Vale branch-office hours at the Masonic Hall in October 1892. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/387-zouch-masonic-chambers.jpg Zouch & Co advertised its stock, station, land and property agency from Masonic Chambers in March 1899. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/388-masonic-hall-mortgagee-sale.jpg The January 1906 mortgagee sale notice described six rooms and a hall, five rented rooms, an offer for the meeting room and 85 years remaining on the lease. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/389-progress-association-council-chambers.jpg The Moss Vale Progress Association used the council chambers to debate tourism, accommodation, leasehold property and a dangerous Argyle Street footpath in January 1923. https://374argyle.com/assets/portraits/large/337-lord-carrington-c1885.jpg Charles Wynn-Carington, Lord Carrington, Governor of New South Wales and the man who laid the Masonic Hall foundation stone in 1890. Public-domain portrait, around 1880–1890. https://374argyle.com/assets/portraits/large/338-nicholas-herbert-throsby-c1899.jpg Nicholas Herbert Throsby, master of Lodge Harmony when the Moss Vale Masonic Hall opened in 1891. Image around 1899, Berrima District Historical and Family History Society. https://374argyle.com/assets/portraits/large/339-earl-of-jersey-c1890.jpg Victor Child Villiers, seventh Earl of Jersey, who formally dedicated the Moss Vale Masonic Hall in September 1891. Public-domain contemporary photograph. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/028-img-0685.jpg The Berrima District Post reported in June 1959 that the former Masonic Temple, council chambers, butcher shop and private dwelling had been demolished for the new Rural Bank. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/035-img-0679.jpg The small weatherboard building at 374 stands immediately left of the former hall. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/138-374-argyle-town-plan-council-chambers-paddock-1911.png The small weatherboard building in 374's position sits beside the Masonic Hall/Council Chambers. Behind it, the larger building is labelled Blythman Livery Stables, with a paddock alongside. Moss Vale town plan, 31 May 1911, TP M5/85. Located and supplied by Linda Emery OAM, Berrima District Historical & Family History Society Inc. https://374argyle.com/images/historical/143-moss-vale-town-plan-sheet-1-1911.png The first complete sheet of TP M5/85. Located and supplied by Linda Emery OAM, Berrima District Historical & Family History Society Inc. https://374argyle.com/images/historical/144-moss-vale-town-plan-sheet-2-1911.png The second complete sheet of TP M5/85. Located and supplied by Linda Emery OAM, Berrima District Historical & Family History Society Inc. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/088-taylor-brothers-store-c1905.jpg Taylor Brothers’ verandah-fronted Moss Vale store around 1905. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/375-toose.jpg Toose’s Bargain Arcade promotes new autumn and winter goods in May 1913. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/376-samuel-and-co.jpg Samuel & Co advertised reduced-price boots for women and children in September 1895. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/091-eb-hawkins-store-c1920.jpg E. B. Hawkins & Co’s Moss Vale general store around 1920. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/377-mccleery.jpg A 1908 advertisement recalled McCleery & Sons’ prize-winning Moss Vale coachbuilding exhibit. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/378-brownlow.jpg Brownlow advertised vehicle repairs, painting and trimming through his Federal Coach and Buggy Depot in 1908. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/379-john-viles.jpg John Viles advertised his saddle and harness shop opposite the Moss Vale Post Office in 1898. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/380-oreilly.jpg J. B. O’Reilly’s 1896 notice announced his chemist shop’s move to Argyle Street near Taylor Brothers. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/381-prigg.jpg M. J. Prigg advertised the Royal Bakery and his work as baker and confectioner in January 1907. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/382-mccarthy.jpg T. A. F. McCarthy advertised his Moss Vale legal practice in September 1905. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/383-esa-bank.jpg The English, Scottish & Australian Bank advertised its Moss Vale branch in May 1917. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/087-h-richardson-argyle-railway-c1900.jpg H. Richardson’s premises at Argyle and Railway streets around 1900. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/384-scrutineer.jpg The <cite>Scrutineer</cite> Office advertised stationery and printing-related goods in October 1902. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/105-royal-hotel-moss-vale-1910.jpg The Royal Hotel at Moss Vale in 1910. https://374argyle.com/assets/businesses/large/385-commercial-hotel.jpg Arthur Malin promoted a social hour at his Commercial Hotel in February 1908. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/096-school-of-arts.jpg The Moss Vale School of Arts. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/116-se-whatman-central-motor-garage-c1918.jpg Edward Stanley Whatman with a horse-drawn vehicle outside the Central Motor Garage, recalled by local historian David Baxter as the business behind 374 Argyle Street around 1918. PHONE 15 is painted on the stable front, matching contemporary advertisements. Photograph supplied by David Baxter. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/123-whatman-central-motor-garage-livery-stables-1918.jpg S. E. Whatman’s 6 July 1918 advertisement names the Argyle Street business, identifies Blythman’s former operation and gives Phones 15 and 114. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/109-se-whatman-studebaker-phone-114-1918.jpg S. E. Whatman advertises car hire using Phone 114 in 1917 and 1918. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/400-1926-cottage-stable-plan.webp The boundary follows the cottage gutter and stable wall. Clarence Street is already shown behind the property. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/401-1927-westbrook-harris.webp The 1927 deed separates the neighbouring holding for £600, subject to existing mortgages. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/402-1929-harris-goodridge.webp Kate Agnes Goodridge’s £3,000 purchase is dated 4 January 1929. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/aerials/410-moss-vale-aerial-c1930.jpg Oblique aerial photograph of Moss Vale station and Argyle Street 1930. Fairfax Corporation, National Library of Australia, PIC/15611/13157; catalogued ca. 1930. https://374argyle.com/assets/aerials/411-cottage-and-stable-c1930-detail.jpg Detail showing Edinburgh House, the former council chambers, the cottage at 374 and the large stable behind it. Fairfax Corporation, National Library of Australia, PIC/15611/13157; catalogued ca. 1930. https://374argyle.com/assets/newspapers/413-farmer-white-1929.jpg The earlier partnership advertised Friday evening mart sales at 7.45 p.m., alongside fortnightly stock sales. The Scrutineer, 24 July 1929, p. 3. https://374argyle.com/assets/newspapers/414-farmer-auction-mart-1930.jpg Furniture, fresh fruit, vegetables, poultry and sundries: Farmer’s Friday afternoon auction. The Scrutineer, 9 July 1930, p. 3. https://374argyle.com/assets/newspapers/415-farmer-property-auction-1930.jpg A joint sale of Woodbine and Lynton guest houses explicitly calls Farmer “late Farmer and White”. These were separate Moss Vale properties. Southern Mail, 7 February 1930, p. 5. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/106-tarrangower-front-2025.jpg The dark face-brick Interwar house and gabled entrance photographed for its recent sale. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/107-tarrangower-street-view-2025.jpg The elevated corner setting, historic garden, trachyte retaining wall and entrance steps are central to the house's heritage significance. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/108-tarrangower-interior-2025.jpg The sale photographs show the generous rooms and surviving period detail described by its long-term owner. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/408-1927-schofield-corner.webp Margaret Schofield’s 1927 purchase precedes the building of Tarrangower. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/131-carlisles-moss-vale-manager-1941.jpg A December 1941 notice records Mr Lees leaving the Moss Vale branch and Mr Webb succeeding him. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/132-carlisles-moss-vale-argyle-street-1947.jpg This 1947 chain advertisement lists the Moss Vale branch in Argyle Street with telephone Moss Vale 10. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/410-1945-pearson-cwa.webp In 1945 the Country Women’s Association bought part of the parent holding opposite the stable. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/415-cwa-council-exchange.webp The deed records an exchange of land with a £50 equalisation payment, rather than a £50 outright sale. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/409-1949-sherwood-rural-bank.webp The original 1949 purchase deed records the bank’s £4,000 payment. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/023-img-0689.jpg The complete February 1959 article announces a purpose-built Rural Bank adjoining the existing branch at Argyle and White streets. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/031-state-bank.jpg The purpose-built bank on the adjoining Argyle Street corner, photographed during its later State Bank era. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/130-de-boos-moss-vale-rural-bank-1954.jpg The April 1954 notice records J. de Boos leaving Narromine to take up Rural Bank duties at Moss Vale while H. M. Robertson commenced as Narromine manager. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/139-bank-weatherboard-junction-1-2026.jpg A recent view along the side of 374 showing the junction between its tall brick commercial frontage and the much older weatherboard residence behind. The adjoining purpose-built bank is visible at right. Photograph supplied by Angus McKinnon, August 2026. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/140-bank-weatherboard-junction-2-2026.jpg Looking upward at the stepped brick wall and parapet where the commercial front meets the lower roofline of the weatherboard house. Photograph supplied by Angus McKinnon, August 2026. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/032-bank-section-built-in-1922.jpg A 1948 historical account of the nearby Bank of New South Wales branch, included to distinguish the different bank sites around 374. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/033-untitled.jpg A contemporary newspaper clipping reported the opening of the Bank of New South Wales branch near the shire council chambers in 1922. https://374argyle.com/assets/aerials/412-frank-hurley-moss-vale-main-street.jpg Frank Hurley's Moss Vale main street photograph. The FJ-type Holden and COR truck suggest the mid-to-late 1950s; the library catalogue gives only 1910-1962. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/403-1953-goodridge-estate-freney.webp The 1953 conveyance carries out Kate’s will in favour of her niece, Alice Freney. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/404-1957-access-release-page-1.webp The bank releases rights over part of the older passage. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/405-1957-access-release-page-2.webp The deed describes the land and earlier access rights. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/406-1957-access-release-page-3.webp The retained route narrows towards Argyle Street and widens beside the stable. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/407-1957-access-release-page-4.webp The execution page completes the four-page release. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/411-1958-tickner-council.webp Council paid £2,000 for the Clarence Street portion in June 1958. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/portraits/large/340-wilkinson-throsby-edwards-founders.jpg Frederick Bushby Wilkinson, George Frederick Osborne Throsby and Owen Lloyd Edwards, the three men behind the name Wilkinson, Throsby & Edwards. Source: the firm’s published history. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/115-wilkinson-throsby-edwards-374-1961.jpg The Commonwealth Gazette tax-agent register published on 7 December 1961 lists Wilkinson, Throsby & Edwards at 374 Argyle Street. The register was stated to be current at 30 June 1961. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/034-throsby-edwards.jpg The July 1948 notice records Owen Edwards joining Wilkinson and Throsby, forming Wilkinson, Throsby & Edwards. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/099-throsby-house-374-argyle-1992.jpg The Berrima District Historical and Family History Society's 1992 streetscape record of Wilkinson, Throsby & Edwards at 374 Argyle Street. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/141-fireproof-room-ceiling-drop-2026.jpg The abrupt ceiling drop in the present hallway marks the shell intended for the four-hour fireproof deeds room around 1975 or 1976. The properly rated door was never installed, so the shell remained unfinished. Photograph supplied by Angus McKinnon, August 2026. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/412-1975-webb-estate.webp The 1975 instrument formalises the sons’ inheritance of Robert Webb’s quarter share. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/413-1975-webb-corrected-description.webp A recent survey describes the larger neighbouring holding as Lot 7 and part Lot 5, measuring 826.5 square metres. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/survey-evidence/390-dp619860-1982-plan.webp The 1979 survey, registered in 1982, records Lot 31 and its right-of-way diagram. Source: NSW Land Registry Services. https://374argyle.com/assets/survey-evidence/391-dp619860-cadastral-map-2026.webp The 2026 cadastral map places Lot 31 between Argyle and Clarence streets, near White Street. Source: NSW Land Registry Services. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/114-throsby-house-winding-up-1985.jpg The NSW Government Gazette records the 19 January 1985 meeting at 374 Argyle Street, the resolution to wind up voluntarily and Leslie R. Lowden's appointment as liquidator. https://374argyle.com/assets/lot7-evidence/414-1988-bankhouse-mazonowicz.webp The bank sold the house to artist Stephen Mazonowicz for $84,000 in 1988. Source: NSW land register. https://374argyle.com/assets/modern-evidence/321-transfer-1994-U106716-page-01.jpg The 1993 transfer of Nerida’s half-share to Stefani, registered in 1994. Redacted reading copy. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/142-henk-den-hertog-accountant-sign-2026.jpg The weathered Henk den Hertog Accountant sign remains mounted outside 374, a surviving marker of the accounting practice that occupied the property around 2000. Photograph supplied by Angus McKinnon, August 2026. https://374argyle.com/assets/modern-evidence/322-lease-1999-6196183-page-01.jpg Henk’s first surviving lease identifies Suite 1 and the April 1999 start. Redacted excerpt. https://374argyle.com/assets/modern-evidence/322-lease-1999-6196183-page-02.jpg The 1999 lease sets out the proposed access, doorway and electricity changes. Redacted excerpt. https://374argyle.com/assets/modern-evidence/324-lease-2000-6895487-page-01.jpg The same accountant and suite, with a new term beginning in April 2000. Redacted excerpt. https://374argyle.com/assets/modern-evidence/323-transfer-1999-6196184-page-01.jpg The transfer names David James Cummins as purchaser. Redacted reading copy. https://374argyle.com/assets/modern-evidence/325-transfer-2002-8393498-page-01.jpg The 2002 transfer records the two companies’ equal shares and the $275,000 price. Redacted reading copy. https://374argyle.com/assets/neighbours/416-370-highlands-bookshop-front-sign.webp The surviving front sign directly identifies The Highlands Bookshop and telephone 4869 2444 at 370 Argyle Street. It does not establish the shop’s opening or closing date. Photograph supplied by Angus McKinnon; capture date unverified. https://374argyle.com/assets/modern-evidence/326-front-lease-2012-page-01.jpg The 2012 lease names Bruce Schubert and separates the consulting rooms from the residence. Excerpt. https://374argyle.com/assets/modern-evidence/327-rear-lease-2013-page-01.jpg The rear house’s 2013 tenancy agreement. Personal contact details redacted; excerpt. https://374argyle.com/assets/modern-evidence/328-rear-lease-2015-page-01.jpg The January 2015 lease records three tenants at 44 Clarence Street. Personal contact details and signatures redacted; excerpt. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/002-angus-place-before.jpg Used for the 2000-2015 front-office and residence co-existence. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/001-374-argyle-june-2026.jpg Present-day restored frontage and street presence. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/008-house-2025.jpg Rear-facing image showing continued residence pattern. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/036-img-0678.jpg The road and footpath area was widened around 2016 to improve visibility for traffic turning from White and Kirkham streets into Clarence Street. https://374argyle.com/assets/modern-evidence/329-transfer-2015-AJ892142-page-01.jpg The transfer from the two companies to the McKinnons, dated 2 October 2015. Redacted reading copy. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/007-highlands-handmade-gift.jpg Recent shopfront tenant use as part of restoration-era use. https://374argyle.com/assets/large/003-374-argyle-mossy.jpg Frontage with street tree. Street-level view showing how the building sits between the neighbouring commercial properties https://374argyle.com/assets/large/004-374-argyle-street.jpg Angled facade view. Angled view showing the shopfront and the side relationship to the older attached house https://374argyle.com/assets/large/005-374-argyle.jpg Modern frontage screenshot. Modern frontage image used to compare facade colours and neighbouring shopfronts https://374argyle.com/assets/large/006-photo1jpg.jpg Shopfront and awning. Later shopfront view with awning and signage https://374argyle.com/assets/large/009-img-5048.jpg Rear driveway and garden approach. Rear-side access and residential setting from the Clarence Street side https://374argyle.com/assets/large/019-c125-2000x.jpg Argyle Street historical view. Historic Argyle Street view used as town-centre context https://374argyle.com/assets/large/020-c62-2000x.jpg Moss Vale town-centre scene. Historic Moss Vale street image showing the main-street setting https://374argyle.com/assets/large/027-img-0687.jpg Rural Bank construction note. Supplementary clipping detail from the 1959 construction story https://374argyle.com/assets/large/029-img-0683.jpg Masonic Temple note. David Baxter note on the original Masonic Temple, later council chambers and butcher shop, before demolition for the modern bank https://374argyle.com/assets/large/037-370-a48-google-maps-01-42-45.jpg 370 A48 - Google Maps 01 42 45. Street-view comparison image for the frontage and immediate neighbours https://374argyle.com/assets/large/047-commons-bong-bong-parish-1890s.jpg Bong Bong parish map, c.1890s. A cadastral view of Moss Vale within the wider Parish of Bong Bong, showing the town in its broader landscape of grants, roads and waterways https://374argyle.com/assets/large/049-nla-230333458-oliver-throsby-estate-1899.jpg Oliver S. Throsby's suburban lots. The estate poster offered 130 suburban lots near Throsby Park on a Thursday 18 November, continuing the division of the wider Throsby lands https://374argyle.com/assets/large/050-crop-1914-mccleery-lot-plan.jpg McCleery's Subdivision detail, 2 May 1914. A readable crop of blocks along Hoskins and Barker streets beside Old Argyle Road and the railway. The sale offered 86 home sites within a short walk of the station https://374argyle.com/assets/large/051-nla-230332925-mccleery-subdivision-1914.jpg McCleery's Subdivision auction, 2 May 1914. The complete poster advertised 86 residential sites, free railway passes and Moss Vale sale rooms in a subdivision north of the town centre https://374argyle.com/assets/large/052-slnsw-fl20550707-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg 1924 Moss Vale Freeholds sale plan. Best early map lead for the Argyle-to-Clarence business-centre lots before modern street numbering https://374argyle.com/assets/large/053-slnsw-fl20550709-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Central Business Sites auction, 21 October 1882. Alexander Campbell offered Old Argyle Road sites beside the English and Scottish Bank and the post and telegraph offices on 99-year leases with a right to buy the freehold https://374argyle.com/assets/large/054-slnsw-fl20550701-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Newbury Estate, Sutton Forest. A Newbury Estate poster for villa allotments on the main road between Moss Vale and Sutton Forest, opposite the Governor's country residence. Its auction year is not printed on this copy https://374argyle.com/assets/large/055-slnsw-fl20550702-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Moss Vale suburban portions, 12 February 1881. An early sale of elevated suburban blocks between the railway, Bowman Road and Hutchinson Road, promoted with a special train from Sydney https://374argyle.com/assets/large/056-slnsw-fl20550703-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Town of Moss Vale auction, 21 January 1882. This plan labels Old Argyle Road, Throsby Villa, the railway and a large McGregor parcel. Present-day 374 stands in the stretch immediately west of the railway bridge, beside or within the land marked McGregor https://374argyle.com/assets/large/057-slnsw-fl20550704-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Western Suburbs auction, 21 January 1882. A distinct poster for the same 21 January 1882 sale at John Cullen’s Royal Hotel, showing the western blocks along Old Argyle Road https://374argyle.com/assets/large/058-slnsw-fl20550705-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Newbury Estate auction, Saturday 7 October. A distinct Newbury Estate edition advertising villa allotments on the main road opposite the Governor's country residence. The scan gives the day and date but not a verified year https://374argyle.com/assets/large/059-slnsw-fl20550706-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Newbury Estate illustrated sales brochure. The folded brochure promoted Newbury Estate through its mountain views, fertile soil, cool climate and proximity to Moss Vale and Sutton Forest https://374argyle.com/assets/large/060-slnsw-fl20550708-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Austermere Estate auction, 26 November 1904. Residential sites, orchard blocks and dairy and agricultural farms were offered around the Bong Bong railway platform. The inset places the estate outside Moss Vale's central business block https://374argyle.com/assets/large/062-slnsw-fl20550711-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Austermere Estate auction, 21 March 1891. A State Library copy of the 600-acre Austermere subdivision, including farm, orchard and residential blocks around the Bong Bong railway platform https://374argyle.com/assets/large/063-slnsw-fl20550712-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Loftus Estate auction, 14 November 1884. The Loftus Estate poster offered freehold sites near Moss Vale, with the railway and local streets shown in its location sketch https://374argyle.com/assets/large/064-slnsw-fl20550713-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Village of Meryla auction, 16 December 1882. Promoters planned a railway village and 'sanitorium of the south' about three miles from Moss Vale. Seventy-three blocks sold, but the dense street grid did not develop; the station locality later became Werai https://374argyle.com/assets/large/065-slnsw-fl20550714-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Wyburns Subdivision auction, 30 August 1924. The plan offered four elevated sites near Argyle Street, Waite Street and the railway, with the showground and local buildings drawn as landmarks https://374argyle.com/assets/large/066-slnsw-fl20550715-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Throsby Villa Estate auction, 14 October 1882. Hardie & Gorman offered villa and business sites with free train passes and luncheon. W. H. Binsted’s plan shows the subdivision beside Argyle Street, the railway and Whites Creek https://374argyle.com/assets/large/067-slnsw-fl20550716-moss-vale-subdivision-plans-1881-1925.jpg Browley, Wyatt and Yarrawa streets survey, 28 January 1921. Stephen Norman McLean’s signed survey of part of Lot 4, Section 2, DP 2940. This is a different section from the Argyle Street holding at 374 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/068-crop-1932-parish-moss-vale-south-township.jpg Bong Bong parish south-township crop, 1932. A detailed crop of the 1932 parish map south of Moss Vale, showing named holdings and cadastral portions rather than town street lots https://374argyle.com/assets/large/069-crop-1932-parish-moss-vale-township.jpg Bong Bong parish Moss Vale crop, 1932. A detailed 1932 cadastral crop around Moss Vale and the railway, layered with later land-record annotations https://374argyle.com/assets/large/070-nla-233787361-parish-of-bong-bong-1932.jpg Parish of Bong Bong map, 1932. The complete cadastral sheet places Moss Vale within its parish and shows portions, grants and later annotations across the wider district https://374argyle.com/assets/large/071-slnsw-fl16820170-town-of-moss-vale-1937.jpg 1937 Town of Moss Vale map. The 1937 town map records the established street network, railway approaches and surrounding roads. Its scale does not establish the date of a Clarence Street extension https://374argyle.com/assets/large/072-crop-1950-town-centre-argyle-kirkham.jpg 1950 Moss Vale town-centre map. An enlarged view of the 1950 town centre around Argyle, White, Kirkham and Valetta streets and the railway. Use the detailed 1926 parcel plan for the road boundary behind 374 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/073-nla-233787591-parish-of-bong-bong-1942.jpg Parish of Bong Bong map, 1942. A wartime-era cadastral sheet showing the wider parish, portion boundaries and accumulated land-record annotations around Moss Vale https://374argyle.com/assets/large/074-nla-262537485-town-of-moss-vale-1950.jpg 1950 Moss Vale town-centre map. The complete 1950 town plan shows roads, railway land and public infrastructure. An omitted or abbreviated line on this town-scale sheet does not date a road extension https://374argyle.com/assets/large/075-nla-537799794-parish-of-bong-bong-1968.jpg Parish of Bong Bong map, 1968. A later cadastral compilation showing how older portions and grants remained the framework beneath modern Moss Vale development https://374argyle.com/assets/large/077-nla-233160593-moss-vale-australian-survey-corps-1931-32.jpg Moss Vale district survey, 1931-32. An Australian Survey Corps topographic sheet placing Moss Vale within the surrounding ridges, roads and waterways https://374argyle.com/assets/large/078-nla-445295826-moss-vale-1933-early-printing.jpg Moss Vale district map, 1933 printing. A coloured district sheet charting roads, railways, waterways and relief around Moss Vale in the early 1930s https://374argyle.com/assets/large/079-nla-445315842-moss-vale-imperial-general-staff-1930-33.jpg Moss Vale district map, c.1930-33. An Imperial General Staff series sheet showing the wider transport and topographic setting around Moss Vale https://374argyle.com/assets/large/080-yarrawa-camden-parish-map-crown-survey-branch.jpg Yarrawa parish map - Crown Survey Branch. A Historical Land Records Viewer preview for the neighbouring Parish of Yarrawa from the Crown Survey Branch series https://374argyle.com/assets/large/081-yarrawa-camden-parish-map-goulburn-office.jpg Yarrawa parish map - Goulburn office. A Goulburn-office preview of the neighbouring Parish of Yarrawa, retained for regional comparison https://374argyle.com/assets/large/082-yarrawa-camden-parish-map-lto-sheet1.jpg Yarrawa parish map - LTO sheet 1. A Land Titles Office preview for the neighbouring Parish of Yarrawa, layered with later coloured annotations https://374argyle.com/assets/large/086-argyle-from-railway-bridge-c1890s.jpg Argyle Street from the railway bridge, 1890s. Looking south along Argyle Street from the railway bridge in the 1890s https://374argyle.com/assets/large/089-samuel-whyte-store-c1910.jpg Samuel Whyte store and nearby post office. Samuel Whyte store with Leighton Gardens and the Post Office nearby; catalogue dates it c.1910 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/090-john-hands-hereford-house-c1910.jpg John Hands at Hereford House, c.1910. The Society catalogue identifies this as Hands's drapery. A 1919 notice records him taking his son-in-law Frank L. Finlayson, late R.A.N., into partnership here as Hands and Finlayson, grocers and produce merchants https://374argyle.com/assets/large/092-tomleys-paine-solicitor-c1920.jpg Tomley's Refreshment Rooms and B. H. Paine. Tomley's Refreshment Rooms with solicitor B. H. Paine next door c.1920 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/093-whytes-footpath-shops-c1930s.jpg Footpath works outside Whytes. Footpath works outside Whytes and nearby businesses c.1930s https://374argyle.com/assets/large/094-argyle-waite-looking-north-1930s.jpg Argyle and Waite streets north, 1930s. Argyle and Waite streets looking north in the 1930s https://374argyle.com/assets/large/095-argyle-kirkham-looking-north-c1936.jpg Argyle and Kirkham streets north, c.1936. Argyle and Kirkham streets looking north c.1936 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/097-bicycle-shop-argyle-white.jpg Bicycle shop at Argyle and White streets. Bicycle shop at Argyle and White streets https://374argyle.com/assets/large/098-webbs-butchers-370-argyle-1992.jpg Webbs Butchers, 370 Argyle Street. Webbs Butchers at 370 Argyle Street in 1992 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/100-state-bank-378-argyle-1992.jpg State Bank at 378 Argyle Street. State Bank at 378 Argyle Street in 1992 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/101-argyle-street-from-waite-early-1900s.jpg Argyle Street from Waite Street. Argyle Street from Waite Street in the early 1900s https://374argyle.com/assets/large/102-argyle-street-moss-vale-c1940s.jpg Argyle Street in the 1940s. Argyle Street in the 1940s https://374argyle.com/assets/large/103-post-telegraph-office-early-1900s.jpg Post and Telegraph Office, early 1900s. Moss Vale Post and Telegraph Office in the early 1900s https://374argyle.com/assets/large/104-moss-vale-railway-station-1912.jpg Moss Vale railway station, 1912. Moss Vale railway station in 1912 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/110-j-blythman-livery-stables-1906.jpg James Blythman, Livery Stables (1906). Contemporary 1906 advertisement for J. Blythman and livery-stable business on Argyle Street https://374argyle.com/assets/large/111-whatman-sells-livery-business-to-rush-1918.jpg Whatman transfer notice (1918). Contemporary newspaper notice that S. E. Whatman sold the livery business to A. C. Rush on 16 November 1918 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/112-a-c-rush-central-livery-stables-1919.jpg A. C. Rush central livery (1919). A 5 February 1919 advertisement for A. C. Rush’s Central Livery Stables and Motor Garage at Argyle Street, using Phone 15 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/113-a-m-reynolds-central-motor-garage-1920.jpg A. M. Reynolds central motor garage (1920). Contemporary advertisement linked to A. M. Reynolds after he took over the motor side by August 1919 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/117-blythman-argyle-clarence-access-1903.jpg Blythman’s Argyle and Clarence Street access (1903). Moss Vale Council minutes reported James Blythman seeking works at the Argyle Street entrance to his property and a crossing so he could enter the same premises from Clarence Street https://374argyle.com/assets/large/118-blythman-clarence-drain-1904.jpg Drain near Blythman’s stables (1904). Council adopted a recommendation that a drain be made in Clarence Street near Blythman’s stables https://374argyle.com/assets/large/119-goodridge-blythman-clarence-drain-1909.jpg Goodridge and the Clarence Street drain (1909). E. Goodridge, whose land was next to Blythman’s, agreed to share the cost of connecting a drain to the existing Clarence Street sleeper drain https://374argyle.com/assets/large/120-whatman-signboard-blythman-stables-1918.jpg Whatman’s sign at Blythman’s stables (1918). Council granted S. E. Whatman permission to erect a signboard in front of Blythman’s stables on 30 March 1918 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/121-whatman-at-former-blythman-stables-1918.jpg Whatman Bros at Blythman’s former stables (1918). On 11 May 1918 council described Whatman Bros as using the livery stables lately occupied by J. Blythman https://374argyle.com/assets/large/122-blythman-whatman-licence-transfer-1918.jpg Blythman agrees to the Whatman licence transfer (1918). Council recorded James Blythman’s agreement to transfer the vehicle and driver licences to S. E. Whatman on 25 May 1918 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/124-reynolds-takes-over-whatman-motor-business-1919.jpg A. M. Reynolds takes over the motor business (1919). A 9 August 1919 notice records A. M. Reynolds taking over S. E. Whatman’s Central Motor business https://374argyle.com/assets/large/125-tj-winner-phone-114-1919.jpg Phone 114 reassigned to T. J. Winner (1919). By 1 October 1919 Phone 114 appeared in T. J. Winner’s Argyle Street cordial advertisement, showing that the exchange number was not a permanent property identifier https://374argyle.com/assets/large/126-masonic-hall-throsby-land-1890.jpg Masonic Hall foundation and Throsby land (1890). The contemporary report of the foundation-stone ceremony records P. H. Throsby presenting the land and names the architect, builder and contract price https://374argyle.com/assets/large/127-masonic-hall-tenders-edinburgh-house-1890.jpg Masonic Hall tenders beside Edinburgh House (1890). The accepted tender report places the proposed Masonic building on the central Argyle Street site next to Edinburgh House https://374argyle.com/assets/large/129-whatman-boot-shop-weatherboard-garage-1924.jpg S. Whatman’s boot shop and weatherboard garage (1924). A 1924 freehold report describes an Argyle Street brick shop and dwelling with a weatherboard garage at the rear, occupied by S. Whatman as a boot shop https://374argyle.com/assets/large/133-james-blythman-cab-licence-1893.jpg James Blythman’s cab licence (1893). The Moss Vale licensing court granted James Blythman a cab licence in October 1893, the earliest contemporary record found for his local transport business https://374argyle.com/assets/large/134-james-blythman-mail-contract-1893.jpg Moss Vale–Kangaroo Valley mail contract (1893). By December 1893 James Blythman had won the contract to convey the mails between Moss Vale and Kangaroo Valley for £141 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/135-blythman-bell-partnership-dissolution-1903.jpg Blythman and Bell partnership ends (1903). The livery-stable partnership of James Blythman and coachman Henry Bell ended on 30 September 1903, shortly before the first secure record of Blythman’s dual-access Argyle Street property https://374argyle.com/assets/large/136-louise-blythman-obituary-livery-history-1934.jpg The Blythman livery business traced to 1892. Louise Blythman’s 1934 obituary says James was conducting livery stables at Moss Vale when they married in 1892 and continued until 1916 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/137-james-blythman-obituary-argyle-street-1940.jpg James Blythman’s Argyle Street livery business. James Blythman’s 1940 Moss Vale obituary records that he conducted a livery-stable business in Argyle Street and had lived in the town for more than thirty years https://374argyle.com/assets/large/143-moss-vale-town-plan-sheet-1-1911.png Moss Vale town plan, 1911: sheet one. The first complete sheet of TP M5/85 preserves the town's railway-side business blocks, civic buildings and the reserve opposite 374. The full original scan opens from this card https://374argyle.com/assets/large/144-moss-vale-town-plan-sheet-2-1911.png Moss Vale town plan, 1911: sheet two. The second complete sheet continues the 1911 survey and its handwritten record of Moss Vale's buildings and businesses. The full original scan opens from this card https://374argyle.com/assets/large/145-taylor-brothers-profile-1898.jpg Taylor Brothers, the Universal Provider (1898). A contemporary profile describes Taylor Brothers' many departments and its Tip Top Store at the Top of the Hill identity. Trove, The Scrutineer and Berrima District Press, 17 December 1898 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/146-toose-and-co-profile-1898.jpg F. Toose & Co's Bargain Arcade (1898). The profile describes millinery, toys, crockery and fancy goods inside Toose's substantial Moss Vale premises. Trove, The Scrutineer and Berrima District Press, 17 December 1898 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/147-samuel-and-co-furniture-warehouse-1902.jpg Samuel & Co opens a furniture warehouse (1902). The new Argyle Street showroom displayed bedsteads, drawers and household furniture opposite Samuel & Co's general store. Trove, The Scrutineer and Berrima District Press, 15 February 1902 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/148-samuel-and-co-changes-hands-1906.jpg Samuel & Co changes hands (1906). A short notice records Aston Bros purchasing the well-known business previously carried on by Mr Flexman. Trove, The Southern Mail, 15 March 1906 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/149-mccleery-phaeton-sulky-1906.jpg McCleery's prize-winning phaeton sulky (1906). The coachbuilders' profile describes a richly finished Moss Vale vehicle and the firm's patented harness attachment. Trove, The Wollondilly Press, 2 May 1906 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/150-oreilly-chemist-profile-1904.jpg J. B. O'Reilly's chemist shop (1904). A contemporary profile calls O'Reilly's the largest chemist shop in Moss Vale and notes its stock of fresh drugs and chemicals. Trove, Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser, 20 October 1904 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/151-flook-butcher-profile-1909.jpg J. Flook's family butchery (1909). The profile describes weekly country supplies and a man calling for household orders each morning. Trove, The Catholic Press, 11 November 1909 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/152-richardson-market-report-1903.jpg A market day with H. Richardson (1903). Richardson's auction report lists eggs, butter, bacon, poultry, potatoes, fruit and miscellaneous goods sold at Moss Vale. Trove, The Wollondilly Press, 21 August 1903 https://374argyle.com/assets/large/153-commercial-hotel-transfer-1911.jpg Commercial Hotel changes hands (1911). Arthur Malin transferred the Commercial Hotel to James Lees after keeping it for about three and a half years. Trove, The Southern Mail, 5 September 1911 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/155-1819-throsby-land-reward-page-1.jpg 1819 land-reward notice, page 1 of 3. The 1819 notice offers Charles Throsby 1,000 acres and credits Aboriginal guides Cookoogong, also printed Coockoogong, and Dual https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/156-1819-throsby-land-reward-page-2.jpg 1819 land-reward notice, page 2 of 3. The 1819 notice offers Charles Throsby 1,000 acres and credits Aboriginal guides Cookoogong, also printed Coockoogong, and Dual https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/157-1819-throsby-land-reward-page-3.jpg 1819 land-reward notice, page 3 of 3. The 1819 notice offers Charles Throsby 1,000 acres and credits Aboriginal guides Cookoogong, also printed Coockoogong, and Dual https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/158-1822-throsby-park-grant-page-1.jpg 1822 Throsby's Park grant-register copy, page 1 of 2. The two-page register records the 1,000-acre Throsby’s Park grant in November 1822 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/160-1828-throsby-annuity-memorial-page-1.jpg 1828 Throsby Park annuity memorial B/554, page 1 of 6. The six-page memorial records the trust securing Jane Throsby’s £300 annual income from the estate https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/161-1828-throsby-annuity-memorial-page-2.jpg 1828 Throsby Park annuity memorial B/554, page 2 of 6. The six-page memorial records the trust securing Jane Throsby’s £300 annual income from the estate https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/162-1828-throsby-annuity-memorial-page-3.jpg 1828 Throsby Park annuity memorial B/554, page 3 of 6. The six-page memorial records the trust securing Jane Throsby’s £300 annual income from the estate https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/163-1828-throsby-annuity-memorial-page-4.jpg 1828 Throsby Park annuity memorial B/554, page 4 of 6. The six-page memorial records the trust securing Jane Throsby’s £300 annual income from the estate https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/164-1828-throsby-annuity-memorial-page-5.jpg 1828 Throsby Park annuity memorial B/554, page 5 of 6. The six-page memorial records the trust securing Jane Throsby’s £300 annual income from the estate https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/165-1828-throsby-annuity-memorial-page-6.jpg 1828 Throsby Park annuity memorial B/554, page 6 of 6. The six-page memorial records the trust securing Jane Throsby’s £300 annual income from the estate https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/166-1892-throsby-park-auction-page-1.jpg 1892 Throsby Park Estate auction plan, complete image. The auction plan places Lots 3, 5 and 7, Section 8, between Argyle and Clarence streets https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/167-1895-hart-conveyance-562-497-page-1.jpg 1895 conveyance to Peter Francis Hart the Younger, page 1 of 4. The complete four-page conveyance records the formal transfer of Lots 3, 5 and 7 after Hart's 1892 auction purchase https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/168-1895-hart-conveyance-562-497-page-2.jpg 1895 conveyance to Peter Francis Hart the Younger, page 2 of 4. The complete four-page conveyance records the formal transfer of Lots 3, 5 and 7 after Hart's 1892 auction purchase https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/169-1895-hart-conveyance-562-497-page-3.jpg 1895 conveyance to Peter Francis Hart the Younger, page 3 of 4. The complete four-page conveyance records the formal transfer of Lots 3, 5 and 7 after Hart's 1892 auction purchase https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/170-1895-hart-conveyance-562-497-page-4.jpg 1895 conveyance to Peter Francis Hart the Younger, page 4 of 4. The complete four-page conveyance records the formal transfer of Lots 3, 5 and 7 after Hart's 1892 auction purchase https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/171-1903-blythman-conveyance-740-323-page-1.jpg 1903 Hart to Blythman conveyance, page 1 of 2. James Blythman buys Hart’s three-lot holding in July 1903 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/172-1903-blythman-conveyance-740-323-page-2.jpg 1903 Hart to Blythman conveyance, page 2 of 2. James Blythman buys Hart’s three-lot holding in July 1903 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/173-1903-blythman-mortgage-740-324-page-1.jpg 1903 Blythman building mortgage, page 1 of 4. Muriel McCarthy finances the cottage and stables. The mortgage requires construction to continue and finish by 31 October 1903 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/174-1903-blythman-mortgage-740-324-page-2.jpg 1903 Blythman building mortgage, page 2 of 4. Muriel McCarthy finances the cottage and stables. The mortgage requires construction to continue and finish by 31 October 1903 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/175-1903-blythman-mortgage-740-324-page-3.jpg 1903 Blythman building mortgage, page 3 of 4. Muriel McCarthy finances the cottage and stables. The mortgage requires construction to continue and finish by 31 October 1903 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/176-1903-blythman-mortgage-740-324-page-4.jpg 1903 Blythman building mortgage, page 4 of 4. Muriel McCarthy finances the cottage and stables. The mortgage requires construction to continue and finish by 31 October 1903 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/177-1903-blythman-building-permission-page-1.jpg 1903 cottage and stables permission, page 1 of 2. Saved newspaper tiles reporting council permission for J. Burnett to erect Blythman’s cottage and stables https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/178-1903-blythman-building-permission-page-2.jpg 1903 cottage and stables permission, page 2 of 2. Saved newspaper tiles reporting council permission for J. Burnett to erect Blythman’s cottage and stables https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/179-1907-blythman-discharge-821-795-page-1.jpg 1907 discharge of Blythman's mortgage, page 1 of 2. Blythman repays the building mortgage in February 1907 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/180-1907-blythman-discharge-821-795-page-2.jpg 1907 discharge of Blythman's mortgage, page 2 of 2. Blythman repays the building mortgage in February 1907 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/181-1920-mack-conveyance-1200-917-page-1.jpg 1920 Blythman to Tom Mack conveyance, page 1 of 2. Tom Mack buys the three lots from Blythman for £1,400 in August 1920 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/182-1920-mack-conveyance-1200-917-page-2.jpg 1920 Blythman to Tom Mack conveyance, page 2 of 2. Tom Mack buys the three lots from Blythman for £1,400 in August 1920 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/183-1925-westbrook-conveyance-1400-240-page-1.jpg 1925 Mack to Westbrook conveyance, page 1 of 2. Westbrook’s £2,000 purchase includes the restriction protecting Mack’s nearby Theatre Royal from competing places of public amusement https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/184-1925-westbrook-conveyance-1400-240-page-2.jpg 1925 Mack to Westbrook conveyance, page 2 of 2. Westbrook’s £2,000 purchase includes the restriction protecting Mack’s nearby Theatre Royal from competing places of public amusement https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/185-1928-humphries-conveyance-1532-35-page-1.jpg 1928 Westbrook to Humphries conveyance, page 1 of 2. Westbrook sells the smaller cottage-and-stable parcel to Cyril Humphries in September 1928 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/186-1928-humphries-conveyance-1532-35-page-2.jpg 1928 Westbrook to Humphries conveyance, page 2 of 2. Westbrook sells the smaller cottage-and-stable parcel to Cyril Humphries in September 1928 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/187-1928-humphries-mortgage-1532-36-page-1.jpg 1928 Humphries mortgage, page 1 of 4. Humphries borrows £800 from the Stamm lenders against the property https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/188-1928-humphries-mortgage-1532-36-page-2.jpg 1928 Humphries mortgage, page 2 of 4. Humphries borrows £800 from the Stamm lenders against the property https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/189-1928-humphries-mortgage-1532-36-page-3.jpg 1928 Humphries mortgage, page 3 of 4. Humphries borrows £800 from the Stamm lenders against the property https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/190-1928-humphries-mortgage-1532-36-page-4.jpg 1928 Humphries mortgage, page 4 of 4. Humphries borrows £800 from the Stamm lenders against the property https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/191-1936-humphries-discharge-1753-637-page-1.jpg 1936 discharge of Humphries's mortgage, page 1 of 2. The Stamm mortgage is discharged on 1 June 1936, the day Alice and Cecilia buy the property https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/192-1936-humphries-discharge-1753-637-page-2.jpg 1936 discharge of Humphries's mortgage, page 2 of 2. The Stamm mortgage is discharged on 1 June 1936, the day Alice and Cecilia buy the property https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/193-1936-stamm-conveyance-1753-638-page-1.jpg 1936 Humphries to Stamm conveyance, page 1 of 2. Alice Mary Stamm and Cecilia Flora Stamm buy equal shares for £840 15s 6d https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/194-1936-stamm-conveyance-1753-638-page-2.jpg 1936 Humphries to Stamm conveyance, page 2 of 2. Alice Mary Stamm and Cecilia Flora Stamm buy equal shares for £840 15s 6d https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/195-1936-bunter-conveyance-1762-50-page-1.jpg 1936 Stamm to Bunter conveyance, page 1 of 2. Ernest John and May Bunter buy the property as joint tenants for £1,050 in September 1936 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/196-1936-bunter-conveyance-1762-50-page-2.jpg 1936 Stamm to Bunter conveyance, page 2 of 2. Ernest John and May Bunter buy the property as joint tenants for £1,050 in September 1936 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/197-1938-rural-bank-conveyance-1829-921-page-1.jpg 1938 Bunter to Rural Bank conveyance, page 1 of 2. The Rural Bank buys the property from Ernest John and May Bunter for £1,350 in October 1938 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/198-1938-rural-bank-conveyance-1829-921-page-2.jpg 1938 Bunter to Rural Bank conveyance, page 2 of 2. The Rural Bank buys the property from Ernest John and May Bunter for £1,350 in October 1938 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/199-1960-throsby-edwards-conveyance-2519-168-page-1.jpg 1960 Rural Bank sale, page 1 of 2. The Rural Bank sells to Margaret Mary Sophia Throsby and Naida Edwards for £5,750 in March 1960 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/200-1960-throsby-edwards-conveyance-2519-168-page-2.jpg 1960 Rural Bank sale, page 2 of 2. The Rural Bank sells to Margaret Mary Sophia Throsby and Naida Edwards for £5,750 in March 1960 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/201-1973-throsby-house-conveyance-3122-943-page-1.jpg 1973 Margaret Throsby half-share conveyance, page 1 of 4. Margaret Throsby sells her half share to Throsby House Pty Limited for $20,000 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/202-1973-throsby-house-conveyance-3122-943-page-2.jpg 1973 Margaret Throsby half-share conveyance, page 2 of 4. Margaret Throsby sells her half share to Throsby House Pty Limited for $20,000 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/203-1973-throsby-house-conveyance-3122-943-page-3.jpg 1973 Margaret Throsby half-share conveyance, page 3 of 4. Margaret Throsby sells her half share to Throsby House Pty Limited for $20,000 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/204-1973-throsby-house-conveyance-3122-943-page-4.jpg 1973 Margaret Throsby half-share conveyance, page 4 of 4. Margaret Throsby sells her half share to Throsby House Pty Limited for $20,000 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/205-1973-throsby-house-conveyance-3122-944-page-1.jpg 1973 Naida Edwards half-share conveyance, page 1 of 4. Naida Edwards sells her half share to Throsby House Pty Limited for $20,000. David J. Cummins witnesses her signature https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/206-1973-throsby-house-conveyance-3122-944-page-2.jpg 1973 Naida Edwards half-share conveyance, page 2 of 4. Naida Edwards sells her half share to Throsby House Pty Limited for $20,000. David J. Cummins witnesses her signature https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/207-1973-throsby-house-conveyance-3122-944-page-3.jpg 1973 Naida Edwards half-share conveyance, page 3 of 4. Naida Edwards sells her half share to Throsby House Pty Limited for $20,000. David J. Cummins witnesses her signature https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/208-1973-throsby-house-conveyance-3122-944-page-4.jpg 1973 Naida Edwards half-share conveyance, page 4 of 4. Naida Edwards sells her half share to Throsby House Pty Limited for $20,000. David J. Cummins witnesses her signature https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/209-1890-masonic-hall-lease-453-768-page-1.jpg 1890 Masonic Hall nominal-rent lease, page 1 of 4. The Masonic Hall’s 99-year lease sets rent at sixpence a year and requires improvements to the land https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/210-1890-masonic-hall-lease-453-768-page-2.jpg 1890 Masonic Hall nominal-rent lease, page 2 of 4. The Masonic Hall’s 99-year lease sets rent at sixpence a year and requires improvements to the land https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/211-1890-masonic-hall-lease-453-768-page-3.jpg 1890 Masonic Hall nominal-rent lease, page 3 of 4. The Masonic Hall’s 99-year lease sets rent at sixpence a year and requires improvements to the land https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/212-1890-masonic-hall-lease-453-768-page-4.jpg 1890 Masonic Hall nominal-rent lease, page 4 of 4. The Masonic Hall’s 99-year lease sets rent at sixpence a year and requires improvements to the land https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/213-1907-masonic-hall-lease-823-64-page-1.jpg 1907 replacement Masonic Hall lease, page 1 of 4. The hall’s 1907 re-entry and replacement lease to Albert Cornelius Mosley https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/214-1907-masonic-hall-lease-823-64-page-2.jpg 1907 replacement Masonic Hall lease, page 2 of 4. The hall’s 1907 re-entry and replacement lease to Albert Cornelius Mosley https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/215-1907-masonic-hall-lease-823-64-page-3.jpg 1907 replacement Masonic Hall lease, page 3 of 4. The hall’s 1907 re-entry and replacement lease to Albert Cornelius Mosley https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/216-1907-masonic-hall-lease-823-64-page-4.jpg 1907 replacement Masonic Hall lease, page 4 of 4. The hall’s 1907 re-entry and replacement lease to Albert Cornelius Mosley https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/217-1925-masonic-hall-freehold-1381-903-page-1.jpg 1925 Masonic Hall freehold purchase, page 1 of 4. First page of Mosley’s £100 purchase of the hall freehold in 1925; the remaining pages follow in this gallery https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/218-1894-goodridge-conveyance-553-373-page-1.jpg 1894 conveyance of adjoining land to Edward Goodridge, page 1 of 4. Goodridge’s 1894 purchase includes Lots 9, 10 and 11 beside Hart’s holding https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/219-1894-goodridge-conveyance-553-373-page-2.jpg 1894 conveyance of adjoining land to Edward Goodridge, page 2 of 4. Goodridge’s 1894 purchase includes Lots 9, 10 and 11 beside Hart’s holding https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/220-1894-goodridge-conveyance-553-373-page-3.jpg 1894 conveyance of adjoining land to Edward Goodridge, page 3 of 4. Goodridge’s 1894 purchase includes Lots 9, 10 and 11 beside Hart’s holding https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/221-1894-goodridge-conveyance-553-373-page-4.jpg 1894 conveyance of adjoining land to Edward Goodridge, page 4 of 4. Goodridge’s 1894 purchase includes Lots 9, 10 and 11 beside Hart’s holding https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/222-1898-goodridge-underlease-618-145-page-1.jpg 1898 Goodridge hotel underlease, page 1 of 4. Goodridge takes an underlease of the Royal Hotel land in 1898 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/223-1898-goodridge-underlease-618-145-page-2.jpg 1898 Goodridge hotel underlease, page 2 of 4. Goodridge takes an underlease of the Royal Hotel land in 1898 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/224-1898-goodridge-underlease-618-145-page-3.jpg 1898 Goodridge hotel underlease, page 3 of 4. Goodridge takes an underlease of the Royal Hotel land in 1898 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/225-1898-goodridge-underlease-618-145-page-4.jpg 1898 Goodridge hotel underlease, page 4 of 4. Goodridge takes an underlease of the Royal Hotel land in 1898 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/226-1915-goodridge-crown-surrender-1071-430-page-1.jpg 1915 Goodridge sale and surrender to the Crown, page 1 of 4. The 1915 Crown transaction over neighbouring land. The deed records £670 and an endorsement gives £660 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/227-1915-goodridge-crown-surrender-1071-430-page-2.jpg 1915 Goodridge sale and surrender to the Crown, page 2 of 4. The 1915 Crown transaction over neighbouring land. The deed records £670 and an endorsement gives £660 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/228-1915-goodridge-crown-surrender-1071-430-page-3.jpg 1915 Goodridge sale and surrender to the Crown, page 3 of 4. The 1915 Crown transaction over neighbouring land. The deed records £670 and an endorsement gives £660 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/229-1915-goodridge-crown-surrender-1071-430-page-4.jpg 1915 Goodridge sale and surrender to the Crown, page 4 of 4. The 1915 Crown transaction over neighbouring land. The deed records £670 and an endorsement gives £660 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/230-1895-colyer-paddock-rate-notice-page-1.jpg 1895 Mrs Colyer paddock rate notice, page 1 of 5. An 1895 rate notice lists an Argyle Street paddock with Mrs Colyer as its reputed owner https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/231-1895-colyer-paddock-rate-notice-page-2.jpg 1895 Mrs Colyer paddock rate notice, page 2 of 5. An 1895 rate notice lists an Argyle Street paddock with Mrs Colyer as its reputed owner https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/232-1895-colyer-paddock-rate-notice-page-3.jpg 1895 Mrs Colyer paddock rate notice, page 3 of 5. An 1895 rate notice lists an Argyle Street paddock with Mrs Colyer as its reputed owner https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/233-1895-colyer-paddock-rate-notice-page-4.jpg 1895 Mrs Colyer paddock rate notice, page 4 of 5. An 1895 rate notice lists an Argyle Street paddock with Mrs Colyer as its reputed owner https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/234-1895-colyer-paddock-rate-notice-page-5.jpg 1895 Mrs Colyer paddock rate notice, page 5 of 5. An 1895 rate notice lists an Argyle Street paddock with Mrs Colyer as its reputed owner https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/235-1889-colyer-bankruptcy-report-page-1.jpg 1889 Colyer bankruptcy report, complete image. An 1889 bankruptcy report mentions Mrs Colyer’s Moss Vale property https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/236-1876-throsby-leasing-act-page-1.jpg 1876 Throsby's Leasing Act, page 1 of 3. The 1876 Act recounts the Throsby family interests and permits leases over a scheduled part of the estate https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/237-1876-throsby-leasing-act-page-2.jpg 1876 Throsby's Leasing Act, page 2 of 3. The 1876 Act recounts the Throsby family interests and permits leases over a scheduled part of the estate https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/238-1876-throsby-leasing-act-page-3.jpg 1876 Throsby's Leasing Act, page 3 of 3. The 1876 Act recounts the Throsby family interests and permits leases over a scheduled part of the estate https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/239-1891-throsby-subdivision-report-page-1.jpg 1891 Throsby Park subdivision report, complete image. An 1891 newspaper reports the court decision allowing part of Throsby Park to be subdivided and sold https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/240-1894-throsby-equity-report-page-1.jpg 1894 Throsby estate Equity report, complete image. An 1894 report describes authority for a new trustee to sign purchasers’ conveyances https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/241-1817-throsby-security-correspondence-page-1.jpg 1817 Throsby security correspondence, page 1 of 2. Crossley and Campbell exchange letters about a security deed and Blaxcell’s Burnside bills https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/242-1817-throsby-security-correspondence-page-2.jpg 1817 Throsby security correspondence, page 2 of 2. Crossley and Campbell exchange letters about a security deed and Blaxcell’s Burnside bills https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/243-1828-charles-throsby-obituary-page-1.jpg 1828 obituary and appeal report for Dr Charles Throsby, complete image. The obituary reports the Blaxcell surety dispute, an adverse decision and an intended appeal https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/244-1842-johnson-throsby-account-page-1.jpg 1842 Johnson allegation and agents' reply, page 1 of 3. Published correspondence disputes £1,100 plus interest claimed from a Mr Throsby. The agents’ reply says the Campbell estate account had been settled https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/245-1842-johnson-throsby-account-page-2.jpg 1842 Johnson allegation and agents' reply, page 2 of 3. Published correspondence disputes £1,100 plus interest claimed from a Mr Throsby. The agents’ reply says the Campbell estate account had been settled https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/246-1842-johnson-throsby-account-page-3.jpg 1842 Johnson allegation and agents' reply, page 3 of 3. Published correspondence disputes £1,100 plus interest claimed from a Mr Throsby. The agents’ reply says the Campbell estate account had been settled https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/247-1896-throsby-estate-directions-page-1.jpg 1896 Throsby estate directions report, complete image. A newspaper reports further Equity directions in the Throsby estate proceedings https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/248-1896-francis-henry-throsby-acknowledgment-591-550-page-1.jpg 1896 Francis Henry Throsby acknowledgment 591/550, page 1 of 2. The acknowledgment records Francis Henry’s devised interest in the left-side estate https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/249-1896-francis-henry-throsby-acknowledgment-591-550-page-2.jpg 1896 Francis Henry Throsby acknowledgment 591/550, page 2 of 2. The acknowledgment records Francis Henry’s devised interest in the left-side estate https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/250-1907-younger-patrick-throsby-acknowledgment-820-762-page-1.jpg 1907 younger Patrick Throsby acknowledgment 820/762, page 1 of 2. The acknowledgment records the younger Patrick’s right-side inheritance on reaching 21, including auction lots remaining unsold at his father’s death https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/251-1907-younger-patrick-throsby-acknowledgment-820-762-page-2.jpg 1907 younger Patrick Throsby acknowledgment 820/762, page 2 of 2. The acknowledgment records the younger Patrick’s right-side inheritance on reaching 21, including auction lots remaining unsold at his father’s death https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/252-1910-throsby-disentailing-assurance-922-801-page-1.jpg 1910 Throsby disentailing assurance 922/801, page 1 of 4. The assurance addresses entailed interests in estate land for the two sons’ benefit https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/253-1910-throsby-disentailing-assurance-922-801-page-2.jpg 1910 Throsby disentailing assurance 922/801, page 2 of 4. The assurance addresses entailed interests in estate land for the two sons’ benefit https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/254-1910-throsby-disentailing-assurance-922-801-page-3.jpg 1910 Throsby disentailing assurance 922/801, page 3 of 4. The assurance addresses entailed interests in estate land for the two sons’ benefit https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/255-1910-throsby-disentailing-assurance-922-801-page-4.jpg 1910 Throsby disentailing assurance 922/801, page 4 of 4. The assurance addresses entailed interests in estate land for the two sons’ benefit https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/256-1925-masonic-hall-freehold-1381-903-continuation-page-1.jpg 1925 Masonic Hall freehold purchase, continuation, page 1 of 3. The remaining three pages of Mosley’s £100 purchase, completing the four-page hall instrument https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/257-1925-masonic-hall-freehold-1381-903-continuation-page-2.jpg 1925 Masonic Hall freehold purchase, continuation, page 2 of 3. The remaining three pages of Mosley’s £100 purchase, completing the four-page hall instrument https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/258-1925-masonic-hall-freehold-1381-903-continuation-page-3.jpg 1925 Masonic Hall freehold purchase, continuation, page 3 of 3. The remaining three pages of Mosley’s £100 purchase, completing the four-page hall instrument https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/259-1911-goodridge-cottage-permission-page-1.jpg 1911 Goodridge cottage permission, complete image. Council permits W. Jones to build a cottage in Elizabeth Street for Goodridge https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/260-1911-edward-goodridge-obituary-page-1.jpg 1911 Edward Goodridge obituary, complete image. Goodridge’s obituary remembers a builder, contractor, hotelkeeper, alderman and mayor, and mentions his new cottage behind the Royal Hotel https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/261-1877-1880-moss-vale-courthouse-return-page-1.jpg 1877-1880 Moss Vale courthouse correspondence and plans, page 1 of 4. Correspondence and plans trace the competing courthouse proposals and the choice of the railway corner https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/262-1877-1880-moss-vale-courthouse-return-page-2.jpg 1877-1880 Moss Vale courthouse correspondence and plans, page 2 of 4. Correspondence and plans trace the competing courthouse proposals and the choice of the railway corner https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/263-1877-1880-moss-vale-courthouse-return-page-3.jpg 1877-1880 Moss Vale courthouse correspondence and plans, page 3 of 4. Correspondence and plans trace the competing courthouse proposals and the choice of the railway corner https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/264-1877-1880-moss-vale-courthouse-return-page-4.jpg 1877-1880 Moss Vale courthouse correspondence and plans, page 4 of 4. Correspondence and plans trace the competing courthouse proposals and the choice of the railway corner https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/265-1915-moss-vale-courthouse-reports-page-1.jpg 1915 courthouse delay and site-purchase reports, page 1 of 5. The March 1915 report describes wartime delays; by July a replacement courthouse site had been bought https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/266-1915-moss-vale-courthouse-reports-page-2.jpg 1915 courthouse delay and site-purchase reports, page 2 of 5. The March 1915 report describes wartime delays; by July a replacement courthouse site had been bought https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/267-1915-moss-vale-courthouse-reports-page-3.jpg 1915 courthouse delay and site-purchase reports, page 3 of 5. The March 1915 report describes wartime delays; by July a replacement courthouse site had been bought https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/268-1915-moss-vale-courthouse-reports-page-4.jpg 1915 courthouse delay and site-purchase reports, page 4 of 5. The March 1915 report describes wartime delays; by July a replacement courthouse site had been bought https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/269-1915-moss-vale-courthouse-reports-page-5.jpg 1915 courthouse delay and site-purchase reports, page 5 of 5. The March 1915 report describes wartime delays; by July a replacement courthouse site had been bought https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/270-1922-moss-vale-courthouse-progress-page-1.jpg 1922 courthouse inspection and Theatre Royal location reports, page 1 of 2. The Justice Minister inspects the courthouse site, and funding is reported for the building beside Mack’s Theatre Royal https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/271-1922-moss-vale-courthouse-progress-page-2.jpg 1922 courthouse inspection and Theatre Royal location reports, page 2 of 2. The Justice Minister inspects the courthouse site, and funding is reported for the building beside Mack’s Theatre Royal https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/272-1921-goodridge-mack-hotel-assignment-1228-688-page-1.jpg 1921 Goodridge to Mack hotel assignment 1228/688, page 1 of 4. Kate Goodridge assigns the Royal Hotel underlease to Mack for £5,500 in 1921 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/273-1921-goodridge-mack-hotel-assignment-1228-688-page-2.jpg 1921 Goodridge to Mack hotel assignment 1228/688, page 2 of 4. Kate Goodridge assigns the Royal Hotel underlease to Mack for £5,500 in 1921 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/274-1921-goodridge-mack-hotel-assignment-1228-688-page-3.jpg 1921 Goodridge to Mack hotel assignment 1228/688, page 3 of 4. Kate Goodridge assigns the Royal Hotel underlease to Mack for £5,500 in 1921 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/275-1921-goodridge-mack-hotel-assignment-1228-688-page-4.jpg 1921 Goodridge to Mack hotel assignment 1228/688, page 4 of 4. Kate Goodridge assigns the Royal Hotel underlease to Mack for £5,500 in 1921 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/276-1921-mack-theatre-freehold-1228-689-page-1.jpg 1921 Mack Theatre Royal freehold 1228/689, page 1 of 2. Mack acquires the underlying freehold of the 35¾-perch Theatre Royal parcel for £300, subject to the existing lease https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/277-1921-mack-theatre-freehold-1228-689-page-2.jpg 1921 Mack Theatre Royal freehold 1228/689, page 2 of 2. Mack acquires the underlying freehold of the 35¾-perch Theatre Royal parcel for £300, subject to the existing lease https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/278-1922-mack-goodridge-hotel-return-1263-211-page-1.jpg 1922 Mack to Goodridge hotel assignment 1263/211, page 1 of 4. Mack returns the hotel underlease to Kate for £5,000, retaining the Theatre Royal parcel and access to it https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/279-1922-mack-goodridge-hotel-return-1263-211-page-2.jpg 1922 Mack to Goodridge hotel assignment 1263/211, page 2 of 4. Mack returns the hotel underlease to Kate for £5,000, retaining the Theatre Royal parcel and access to it https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/280-1922-mack-goodridge-hotel-return-1263-211-page-3.jpg 1922 Mack to Goodridge hotel assignment 1263/211, page 3 of 4. Mack returns the hotel underlease to Kate for £5,000, retaining the Theatre Royal parcel and access to it https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/281-1922-mack-goodridge-hotel-return-1263-211-page-4.jpg 1922 Mack to Goodridge hotel assignment 1263/211, page 4 of 4. Mack returns the hotel underlease to Kate for £5,000, retaining the Theatre Royal parcel and access to it https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/282-1929-mack-hotel-freehold-purchase-1584-930-page-1.jpg 1929 Mack hotel freehold purchase 1584/930, page 1 of 4. Mack buys the Royal Hotel’s underlying freehold for £1,600 in 1929 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/283-1929-mack-hotel-freehold-purchase-1584-930-page-2.jpg 1929 Mack hotel freehold purchase 1584/930, page 2 of 4. Mack buys the Royal Hotel’s underlying freehold for £1,600 in 1929 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/284-1929-mack-hotel-freehold-purchase-1584-930-page-3.jpg 1929 Mack hotel freehold purchase 1584/930, page 3 of 4. Mack buys the Royal Hotel’s underlying freehold for £1,600 in 1929 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/285-1929-mack-hotel-freehold-purchase-1584-930-page-4.jpg 1929 Mack hotel freehold purchase 1584/930, page 4 of 4. Mack buys the Royal Hotel’s underlying freehold for £1,600 in 1929 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/286-1934-mack-kate-goodridge-trust-conveyance-1711-470-page-1.jpg 1934 Mack to Kate Goodridge trust conveyance 1711/470, page 1 of 6. The trust deed and coloured plan record that Kate supplied the £1,600 for Mack to buy the hotel freehold on her behalf https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/287-1934-mack-kate-goodridge-trust-conveyance-1711-470-page-2.jpg 1934 Mack to Kate Goodridge trust conveyance 1711/470, page 2 of 6. The trust deed and coloured plan record that Kate supplied the £1,600 for Mack to buy the hotel freehold on her behalf https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/288-1934-mack-kate-goodridge-trust-conveyance-1711-470-page-3.jpg 1934 Mack to Kate Goodridge trust conveyance 1711/470, page 3 of 6. The trust deed and coloured plan record that Kate supplied the £1,600 for Mack to buy the hotel freehold on her behalf https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/289-1934-mack-kate-goodridge-trust-conveyance-1711-470-page-4.jpg 1934 Mack to Kate Goodridge trust conveyance 1711/470, page 4 of 6. The trust deed and coloured plan record that Kate supplied the £1,600 for Mack to buy the hotel freehold on her behalf https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/290-1934-mack-kate-goodridge-trust-conveyance-1711-470-page-5.jpg 1934 Mack to Kate Goodridge trust conveyance 1711/470, page 5 of 6. The trust deed and coloured plan record that Kate supplied the £1,600 for Mack to buy the hotel freehold on her behalf https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/291-1934-mack-kate-goodridge-trust-conveyance-1711-470-page-6.jpg 1934 Mack to Kate Goodridge trust conveyance 1711/470, page 6 of 6. The trust deed and coloured plan record that Kate supplied the £1,600 for Mack to buy the hotel freehold on her behalf https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/292-1953-goodridge-estate-armstrong-conveyance-2239-480-page-1.jpg 1953 Goodridge estate to Armstrong conveyance 2239/480, page 1 of 2. The Public Trustee sells the hotel freehold to William Lloyd and Eileen Estelle Armstrong for £10,500 in 1953 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/293-1953-goodridge-estate-armstrong-conveyance-2239-480-page-2.jpg 1953 Goodridge estate to Armstrong conveyance 2239/480, page 2 of 2. The Public Trustee sells the hotel freehold to William Lloyd and Eileen Estelle Armstrong for £10,500 in 1953 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/294-1954-stamm-deposited-deeds-receipt-16122-page-1.jpg Deposited Deeds Receipt 16122 and the earlier Stamm loans, page 1 of 2. Deposited Deeds Receipt 16122 traces the Stamm lending connection before Alice and Cecilia bought the property in 1936 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/295-1954-stamm-deposited-deeds-receipt-16122-page-2.jpg Deposited Deeds Receipt 16122 and the earlier Stamm loans, page 2 of 2. Deposited Deeds Receipt 16122 traces the Stamm lending connection before Alice and Cecilia bought the property in 1936 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/296-bunter-welby-graves-page-1.jpg Ernest John and May Bunter grave photographs, page 1 of 2. Welby memorial for Ernest John Bunter, who died in 1970 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/297-bunter-welby-graves-page-2.jpg Ernest John and May Bunter grave photographs, page 2 of 2. Welby memorial for May Bunter, who died in 1980 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/298-1985-throsby-house-final-meeting-notice-page-1.jpg 1985 proposed final meeting of Throsby House Pty Limited, complete image. The company calls a final meeting of members and creditors for 28 June 1985 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/299-1914-school-of-arts-bank-tenancy-page-1.jpg 1914 School of Arts bank tenancy report, page 1 of 2. The Government Savings Bank leases two downstairs rooms in the School of Arts for £52 a year in 1914 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/300-1914-school-of-arts-bank-tenancy-page-2.jpg 1914 School of Arts bank tenancy report, page 2 of 2. The Government Savings Bank leases two downstairs rooms in the School of Arts for £52 a year in 1914 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/301-1924-school-of-arts-bank-tenancy-end-page-1.jpg 1924 School of Arts bank termination notice, complete image. The bank gives notice to leave its School of Arts offices at the end of March 1924 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/302-1925-shared-bank-advertisement-page-1.jpg 1925 Rural Bank and Government Savings Bank advertisement, complete image. A 1925 advertisement names H. M. Chard as manager of the combined Moss Vale banking services https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/303-1939-rural-bank-annual-report-page-1.jpg 1939 Rural Bank annual report pages, page 1 of 3. The 1939 annual report lists Moss Vale as a site secured for future bank premises https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/304-1939-rural-bank-annual-report-page-2.jpg 1939 Rural Bank annual report pages, page 2 of 3. The 1939 annual report lists Moss Vale as a site secured for future bank premises https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/305-1939-rural-bank-annual-report-page-3.jpg 1939 Rural Bank annual report pages, page 3 of 3. The 1939 annual report lists Moss Vale as a site secured for future bank premises https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/306-1951-rural-bank-annual-report-page-1.jpg 1951 Rural Bank annual report pages, page 1 of 2. The 1950-51 annual report records a new Moss Vale branch and names H. M. Robertson as manager https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/307-1951-rural-bank-annual-report-page-2.jpg 1951 Rural Bank annual report pages, page 2 of 2. The 1950-51 annual report records a new Moss Vale branch and names H. M. Robertson as manager https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/308-1953-robertson-rural-bank-trophy-page-1.jpg 1953 H. M. Robertson Rural Bank trophy presentation, complete image. Moss Vale Rural Bank manager H. M. Robertson presents a cattle trophy in 1953 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/309-1954-de-boos-junior-farmers-page-1.jpg 1954 de Boos and the Junior Farmers competition, complete image. J. de Boos judges the bank-sponsored Junior Farmers competition at Moss Vale Central School https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/310-1949-1953-rural-bank-customers-page-1.jpg 1949-1953 Rural Bank customer notices, page 1 of 6. Commercial notices record Rural Bank lending and discharged debts involving local customers https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/311-1949-1953-rural-bank-customers-page-2.jpg 1949-1953 Rural Bank customer notices, page 2 of 6. Commercial notices record Rural Bank lending and discharged debts involving local customers https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/312-1949-1953-rural-bank-customers-page-3.jpg 1949-1953 Rural Bank customer notices, page 3 of 6. Commercial notices record Rural Bank lending and discharged debts involving local customers https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/313-1949-1953-rural-bank-customers-page-4.jpg 1949-1953 Rural Bank customer notices, page 4 of 6. Commercial notices record Rural Bank lending and discharged debts involving local customers https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/314-1949-1953-rural-bank-customers-page-5.jpg 1949-1953 Rural Bank customer notices, page 5 of 6. Commercial notices record Rural Bank lending and discharged debts involving local customers https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/315-1949-1953-rural-bank-customers-page-6.jpg 1949-1953 Rural Bank customer notices, page 6 of 6. Commercial notices record Rural Bank lending and discharged debts involving local customers https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/316-1954-webb-neighbour-conveyance-2310-605-page-1.jpg 1954 Webb neighbouring-property conveyance 2310/605, page 1 of 4. Four master butchers purchase adjoining land in October 1954 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/317-1954-webb-neighbour-conveyance-2310-605-page-2.jpg 1954 Webb neighbouring-property conveyance 2310/605, page 2 of 4. Four master butchers purchase adjoining land in October 1954 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/318-1954-webb-neighbour-conveyance-2310-605-page-3.jpg 1954 Webb neighbouring-property conveyance 2310/605, page 3 of 4. Four master butchers purchase adjoining land in October 1954 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/319-1954-webb-neighbour-conveyance-2310-605-page-4.jpg 1954 Webb neighbouring-property conveyance 2310/605, page 4 of 4. Four master butchers purchase adjoining land in October 1954 https://374argyle.com/assets/ownership/large/320-1972-neil-cawthorne-rural-bank-connection-page-1.jpg 1972 Neil Cawthorne Rural Bank employment connection, complete image. A 1972 cement-works newsletter welcomes Neil Cawthorne and mentions his earlier work at the Moss Vale Rural Bank