SURREY LODGE 1. Surrey Family Hotel, City of Boroondara Local History information, From The Argus 2.3.1888 (1 page). 2. Surrey Hotel, information from Susan Keith, 15.8.2015 (3 pages). 3. Letter to Mr. Rod Grayson from Alan Holt, 10.7.1975 (1 page). 4. ‘Village time forgot’, Age Weekender, 9.5.1980 (1 page). 5. ‘Surrey Hills landmark to go under hammer’, no source, no date (1 page). 6. ‘Potential fire hazard’, and ‘Fortunes of Lodge’ by Simon Plant, Progress Press, 13.6.1984 (1 page). 7. ‘A home at risk’, SHNN No. 13, Nov./Dec. 1984 (1 page). 8. ‘End of era for Surrey Lodge’, Leader, 9.10.1985 (1 page). 9. ‘Surrey Lodge: People out but building stays’, SHNN No. 19, Nov./Dec. 1985-Jan.1986 (1 page). 10. ‘Awake, Surrey Hills’, SHNN No. 21, April/May, 1986 (1 page). 11. ‘Surrey Lodge to be decapitated?’, SHNN No. 31, Nov./Dec. 1987-Jan. 1988 (1 page). 12. ‘Surrey Lodge – a new hat ?’, SHNN No. 34, June-July 1988 (1 page). 13. Application for planning permit: advertisement and letters, July-December, 1988 (7 pages). 14. ‘Surrey Lodge offices extension refused’, SHNN No. 38, Feb./March, 1989 (1 page). 15. Alexander McNeill – Surrey Family Hotel, newspaper reports 1890-1921 (2 pages). surrey lodge, surrey family hotel, surrey hotel, alexander mcneill, rod grayson

Small cylindrical metal rod with diamond point embedded at one end and a brass circle with 50 divisions and a pointer affixed at the other end to define the orientation of the rod/diamond point. Presumably used with one of the Grayson or Stone engines.On face: “0 10 20 30 40”

U.S. Bureau of Standards Certificates for #65 for 6 inch steel scale, 6 inch steel end measuring rod, 6 inch glass scale. Three Department of Commerce Bureau of Standards certificates submitted by Professor Lyle for scales made by H.J. Grayson. Held together by paper clip. (See also #62)

(1) Glass rectangular scale (1-(1)-6 inch); (2)ditto steel rectangular scale, (3) ditto metal cylindrical rod. Enclosed in black hinged box with purple velvet lining. 64.1 = steel scale, 64.2 = glass scale, 64.3=steel rod, 64.4 = box. See#62 “National Physical Laboratory Certified Standards”On top of box labels: “Length Standards 3BA”, “National Physical Certified Standards 1.6 inch steel scale. 1.6 inch glass scale, 1.6 inch rod. For particular see certificate 1915” “40 6”. On glass scale engraved: “13.0 cNP” Engraved on steel scale “H.J.G. Melb Univ. 1915 ruled at 12.9 Celsius” . On glass scale engraved: “H.J.G. Melb Univ. 1915” “1,2,3,4,5,6”. (H,J,G, = Henry Grayson)