Article in Nunawading Gazette 1992 re George Robinson, proprietor of Rob's Cycles, Blackburn. He has been in the bike trade since he was 16 and commenced Rob's Cycles in 1945. He started the Blackburn Cycling Club in 1946. He won the Melbourne Centenary Gift in 1935. Graham Tamme has helped in the shop for 20 years.robinson, george, rob's cycle and sports, blackburn cycling club, melbourne centenary gift, tamme, graham

Christian Science ; letter to the Editor [of The Reporter] 18 Jan 1915 by David Anderson of Kew.christian science

1 folded sheet (6 p.) : ill., map ; 21 cm.Includes: History of Lake Condah; Lake Condah Mission men; The stones; Lake Condah School; Some People of Lake Condah, 1876-1912; The Births, Deaths and Marriages after the Mission had closed.lake condah mission - history

Newspaper article, undated, possibly 2001 about the forthcoming auction of Rydale. Include details of the house, interior and exterior, inspection and auction information and two colour photographs, one interior and on exterior.caulfield north, wyuna road, rydale, mansions, edwardian style, hyman paul, brukarz jack, ray white real estate, auctions, architectural features, brick houses

Hand coloured newspaper cutting from "The Australasian" October 18th, 1930.Miss Phyllis Laing, a student at the School of Horticulture, Burnley (V.), working beside the lily pond.the australasian, phyllis laing, school of horticulture, burnley, lily ponds, mabs younger, female students

Booklet about creation of a bark mural depicting the development of art-in-bark painting in Australia - panels are on a semi-permanent loan to the City of Nunawading.bark murals, victorian art in bark association, gray, gloria, gibson, robyn

Real estate advertisement for the sale by auction of 24 Wentwaorth Avenue Canterbury on Saturday 23 February [2002]. Includes a sketch of the house and floor and site plans.canterbury, wentworth avenue

This file contains one item pertaining to Glenhuntly: 1/A copy of the 11/1981, Vol. 1, No. 1 edition (that is, the first edition) of the Glenhuntly News, a local newspaper. Each of its 8 pages except pages 6 and 8 contain material of relevance to Glen Eira. Page 1 features 3 items: an article about the action taken in the wake of a fire occurring at Glenhuntly Primary School on 29/10/1981, a short article about Caulfield resident’s misuse of rubbish bins, and an article (continued on page 7) about the beautification of the Koornang Road Shopping Centre. Page 2 features 2 items: an advertisement for Homestead Handyman Hardware, and an article in which the Liberal candidate for the seat of Glenhuntly, Peter Norman, comments on the State Government’s decision not to extend trading hours for large retailer. Page 3 features 4 items: 2 advertisements for volunteer work for the regional branch of the Liberal Party, an article about the many difficulties people face using an underpass at a railway crossing in North Road, and an article describing the aims of the newly-established newspaper itself. Pages 4 and 5 feature 1 item: an article about Peter Norman; his life, work and opinions. Page 6 features 1 item: an article(continued on page 7) by three American children – Anita, Fabos and Adrian (surnames unspecified) – detailing their visit to Melbourne. There does not appear to be anything of relevance to Glen Eira. Page 7 features 5 items: the continuations of the articles from pages 1 and 6, an advertisement for a pool party for young Caulfield/Glenhuntly Liberals, an advertisement for an antiques sale, and an article about the establishment of a technical school on the site of former Holmesglen Construction Factory in Malvern (not relevant to Glen Eira). Page 8 features 2 items: an article about the three certificates the Royal Life Saving Society of Australia offers children for swimming competency, and an advertisement for an automobile called the Gemini Sandpiper II. Neither is relevant to Glen Eira). Numerous black and white photographs throughout the newspaper illustrate the subjects at hand.‘glenhuntly news’, glenhuntly primary school, primary schools, fires, dolphin bill, st anthony’s school, dalton des, caulfield south primary school, gardenvale central primary school, norman peter, rubbish bins, koornang road shopping centre, carnegie neighbourhood study, car parks, caulfield city council, homestead handyman hardware, hardware stores, liberal party, railway crossings, north road, ormond railway station, strong chris mr., kendall press, norman carol, ormond east primary school, norman stuart, norman cameron, estrella kindergarten, solway primary school, higgins electorate committee, higgins area finance committee, national stationers and office suppliers association, oakleigh chamber of commerce, anti-c3 action group (actag), haywood don, ireland jim, ramsay jim, gardner barry, sessler kurt, thompson lindsay, booran holden, glenhuntly road, caulfield