Arthur Potter purchesed Thurstfields Chemist shop 29 Murray st Colac C.1920.Arthur's son Ron Potter carried on untll amalagation with Eric Patterson

small glass bottle with paper lable and cork

welcome on base

thurstfields, potters, colac chemests

Presented to Mr. Connor, M.L.A., Colony of Victoria by the Electors of the district of Colac, inappreciation of his service as their representative. 27/6/1866

This jug is part of a significant set of silverware made especially for the people of Colac in the early days of the settlement. It is of great local significance

Sterling silver jug with ornate single handle and detailed embossing on the lip. Four filigree feet. Elaborate embossing on the bottom - an emu, three kangaroos and a man shooting

Sterling sliver hallmark on base and family intitals in script engraved on side of jug "JFC"

presentation silver jug, connor mla

The Hygeienic Cafe was conducted by Mrs. H. Bartlett in the late 1930's. It was popular with farmers who patronised it on market days. Many wedding receptions were held in this cafe It was sited near Blane's Newsagency in Murray St.

One of very few peices of china from this popular Colac cafe remaining in existance. Cafe closed during WW2

This milk jug is made of vitrified English china. Colour- White with blue markings.

Elaborate H/B with banner and name beneath lined rim and handle.No 357 (Society No.) and makers markings on base.

hygeienic cafe china milk jug