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Portrait of a woman by Moss & Co. (c.1869)
Image by pellethepoet
Carte de visite.
Studio of Moss & Co., Photographic Artists, Watch & Clock Makers, Jewellers &c. NB. Repairs really executed. 637 George Street South, opposite the Haymarket Clock, Sydney.
Found in a junk shop in Darlinghurst, Sydney.
ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE. Sir, - Feeling assured you, above any private individual, would give publicity to anything that would tend to further the interests of the working committee of St. Mary's Cathedral, we beg of you, as a favour, to insert the following few lines for us. We are photographers, and at any time, should a bazaar be given in aid of St. Mary's, by some of the committee calling on us, we shall only be too happy and proud to give £50 worth of likenesses of all the eminent ministers of Sydney, towards swelling the amount required to raise such a noble building again. We are, dear Sir, yours truly, MORRIS MOSS and CO., Photographers, 487, George-street South, Sydney. - trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/64140671
This novel offer to help the fundraising efforts for a new Cathedral, appeared one week after the devastating fire of 29 June 1865. - www.dictionaryofsydney.org/entry/st_marys_cathedral - I wonder if the offer was taken up, and if so, where the portraits are now?
Moss & Co. had moved premises from 487 George Street South to 637 George Street South by 1869:
£1 REWARD on conviction of the party who broke our WINDOW on Monday evening, by throwing a stone. MOSS and CO., Watchmakers and Photographic Artists, 637, George-street South, Sydney. - trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/28420836
I know who broke the window, but I'm not tellin'! :) - youtu.be/qNseEVlaCl4
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