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.1 2 PAGE TYPED LETTER TO CLUNES FIRE BRIGADE FROM GRAEME JOHNSTONE RE CLUNES FLOOD ON 13/14 JANUARY 2011 .2 TYPED EYE WITNESS ACCOUNT OF EXTREME WEATHER ON 13/14 JANUARY 2011 BY ANDREW JOHNSTONE .3 11 A4 PRINTED PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGEMENTS SHOWING CLUNES FLOOD AND FLOOD DAMAGE 13/14 JANUARY 2011 .4 ONE PHOTOGRAPH OF FLOODS IN CLUNES JANUARY 2011clunes flood 2011, clunes fire brigade, graeme johnstone, andrew johnstone

.1 COPY OF LETTER FROM HON. SECRETARY (MRS. E.H. BARKELL) CLUNES LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY TO TRANSFER THE ASSETS OF THE SOCIETY TO THE CLUNES DISTRICT HOSPITAL. .2 RECEIPT CLUNES DISTRICT HOSPITAL FOR 79 POUNDS 15 SHILLINGS AND 6 PENCE BEING MONEY HELD IN CURRENT ACCOUNT AT A.N.Z. BANK, CLUNES FOR LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY .3 ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO MRS. BARKELL FROM CLUNES DISTRICT HOSPITALlocal history, documents, letter, and receipt, societies, local history clunes ladies benevolent society clunes district hospital

Poster produced courtesy of City of Whitehorse.Poster produced courtesy of City of Whitehorse.insects, city of whitehorse

Photocopy of mementos of Jane McDonnell of McDowall Street, Mitcham, died June 1910.mcdonnell, jane, mcdowall street, mitcham

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Donald MacMillan (widower) with his six children eft Inverness, Scotland, in 1849, and worked as a shepherd on Plenty River property of Captain Aneas McPerson, under the manager Thomas Walker. MacMillan married again and son Hugh was born 1860, first of another six children. They lived at Morang but, in 1866, selected land at Arthurs Creek. Hugh and his sister Ann attended the Hazel Glen School. Later Hugh carried mail from South Yan Year (now Mernda) to Arthurs Creek School (also the post office); he was Sunday School teacher at the Arthurs Creek Methodist Church. Hugh married Helena Heatley from New Zealand who managed the farm after Hugh died, growing fruit and vegetables, carted by wagon to the Victoria Market. Their firstborn was Ken. Contents Newspaper article: "Donald MacMillan - a romantic", Diamond Valley News, 29 October 1985, pp30-31; history of MacMillan family. Newspaper article: "An alternative road to happiness", Diamond Valley News, 29 October 1985, p29; Mic Webb's travels and philosophy, now living at Hurstbridge.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcdonald macmillan, plenty river victoria, captain aneas mcpherson, thomas walker, morang victoria, arthurs creek victoria, ann macmillan, hazel glen school victoria, south yan yean victoria, mernda victoria, arthurs creek school victoria, arthurs creek methodist church, malcolm macmillan, helena macmillan nee heatley, ken macmillan, mic webb, hurstbridge learning co-op, hurstbridge victoria, cottlesbridge victoria, st andrews victoria

Leaflet from W.R. Porteous, specialities agent, advertising the new patent gum moistener for envelopes. From Great Britain. Attached is business card (506.02)business and traders, w r porteous

From School records, some more complete than others. Reports should contain information on the pupil's school work and give details of what they did when they left school. They should also show the name of a parent and the occupation. All sheets are indexed on a spreadsheet at the Common School Museum..Individual school records of the pupils of the Higher Elementary School, Rutherglen.pupils, students, school reports, rutherglen higher elementary school