Taylors Store and Cafe Halls Gapbusinesses

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 WW2This 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

Post Card Boronia Cafe and Store Halls Gapbusinesses

The Spot Cafe was in Elizabeth Street, Melbourne and owned by Athanasios Raftopoulos, Michalis Mavrokefalos and Anastasios Flocas. It was one of the many cafes owned and run by Ithacans in Melbourne's CBD in the 1930s and 1940s. Arthur Raftopoulos and Hector Andrews are standing 2nd and 3rd left in the photograph. Many Ithacans established businesses throughout the CBD and inner suburbs. These establishments also provided employment for other family members and friends as during the first half of the twentieth century migrants from Southern Europe were often unable to find employment in the wider Australian community.A black and white photograph mounted on grey board with a darker grey border of the interior of a restaurant. Tables set out with white tablecloths are in the foreground with four men standing behind them and a man and two ladies are standing in curtained cubicles in the background.ithacan businesses.

Dobell's is a local cafe in the Greenhill area. In 2013/14 it is owned by Steve Partington.The Dobell's building was once a local grocer's store and has housed several other businesses over the years.Colour leaflet. Pink and white text on black background. Graphics.dobells, partington, cafes, greenhills

These photographs were taken by Frank Solomon and depict a cafe called The Snug, which is no longer operating.Digital copy of colour photographthe snug, st helena

non-fictionA repair Cafe has opened at Strathdon House on the second Saturday of each month (January excepted) from 10 - 2 run by HealthAbility to repair household items.strathdon orchard, healthability

Black and white photo of Advertisement for Rendezvous Cafe, 712 Whitehorse Road, Mitcham, taken from Broadbent's Official Road Guide, Jubilee Edition, 1946 P.155. Now Ray White's Real Estate Office.rendezvous cafe mitcham, bedford, mrs j.

Three adults and two children standing outside the front of Quamby Café Olinda c1940s.Advertising signs show café, Grills and Sennitts Icecream. This is the Quamby café at its largest size and the front is similar to the entry to the Cuckoo Restaurant today. Inscription on the back identifies Anne, Eric, Lindy & Irene.Written on back in pencil: Anne, Eric & Lindy & Irene outside Quamby.quamby cafe, quamby, olinda, cafe, sennitts icecream

This Dictionary Belonged to Rosemary Orames (now Perry)Belonged to Rosemary Orames (Now Perry)stawell health

The operator of a Greensborough cafe, Degani, has been hit with a $140,000 fine after paying workers as little as $12 an hour.News article 1 page, black text.degani bakery and cafe greensborough, sajid amin, underpaying workers, greensborough plaza

The photograph taken in 1927 of young Greek men celebrating the 21st birthday of Bill Florence. One of the men is playing the mandolin, a very popular instrument on the island of Ithaca. It is assumed that some of the men worked at the Golden Key Cafe, possibly Bill Florence, as the truck belonged to the business. Bill was nephew of the proprietors of the cafe. The Golden Key Cafe was established in the 1923 by Demetrios Vlassopoulos (Kopela) and brother-in-law Spiros Raftopoulos (Levendis) in the town of Red Cliffs in the Mildura district. Spiros eventually left and established a business in Merbein. The Golden Key was run by Demetri until the mid 1950s, following which his daughter and son-in-law, Nitsa and Kyriakos Kyriakakis took over the business. Although Ithacan Greeks tended to settle in the capital cities and worked in either catering or food retail areas, some ventured further afield into regional towns where they opened cafes, or worked on farms in the surrounding districts. A black and white photograph of five men enjoying themselves at a picnic. One man is playing a mandolin while another man is pouring a drink into a mug. They are sitting on boxes in front of a small truck which has the words 'The Golden Key' printed on the side of the cabin. There are five bottles of beer on the ground in front of the men.Stamped on the back: ITHACAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY INCORPORATED/ A0027411E/329 ELIZABETH STREET MELBOURNE/VICTORIA 3000/AUSTRALIA/PO BOX 611D MELBOURNE 3001/TELEPHONE (03) 670 0230 Stamped in blue O 384

St Helena Marketplace was the site of "The Snug". These photographs were taken by Frank Solomon and depict a cafe called The Snug, which is no longer operating.Digital copy of colour photographthe snug, st helena marketplace, st helena

St Helena Marketplace was the site of "The Snug". These photographs were taken by Frank Solomon and depict a cafe called The Snug, which is no longer operating.Digital copy of colour photographthe snug, st helena marketplace

St Helena Marketplace was the site of "The Snug". These photographs were taken by Frank Solomon and depict a cafe called The Snug, which is no longer operating.Digital copy of colour photographthe snug, st helena marketplace, st helena

During the 2010s, there was a significant redevelopment of the facilities at Galen Catholic College. In 2014, The Food Technology kitchen was redeveloped and the Soul Food Cafe was built as an extension to this kitchen. This series of photos shows the construction and completion stages.galen catholic college, galen college, soul food cafe, kitchen, food technology, 2014, school grounds & buildings

St Helena Marketplace was the site of "The Snug". These photographs were taken by Frank Solomon and depict a cafe called The Snug, which is no longer operating. [Location information: Shop 10 St Helena Market Place Aqueduct Road Diamond Creek Vic 3089] Digital copy of colour photographthe snug, st helena marketplace, st helena

Pictured is Stathi Raftopoulos at Raft's Cafe which was located at 301 Swanston Street, Melbourne and was typical of many such businesses owned and operated by Greek migrants from Ithaca who had arrived in Australia before World War II. Stathi's family owned a business in Merbein in north-west Victoria before moving to Melbourne. Stathi eventually went into partnership and established the Cosmopolitan Picture Company which brought Greek films to Melbourne's Greek community during the 1960s through to the early 1980s. Ithacan Greeks who arrived in Australia during the first half of the twentieth century honed their entrepreneurial skills and found employment opportunities in various areas of the food service industry. Before the end of the Second World War many of the eating places in Melbourne, which included fish and grill rooms, tea rooms and milk bars, were owned by Ithacan Greeks. A black and white photograph with a white surround. A young man is standing behind a counter in a milk bar. There is a poster advertising a Greek film as well as crates of coca cola stacked in the background. The counter is finished in wood veneer. Boxes of assorted lollies are on the shelves behind. On the counter there is a container of straws .

One of 20 Photographs/postcards donated by Mary KarneyBlack & White copy of a postcard. The Koala Cafe in Cowes - 1938"Koala Cafe" "Cowes - Jan 1938koala cafe cowes, cowes cafes, cowes phillip island, mary karney

Elaine Mann was married to David Mann, a successful Wodonga businessman and community leader who passed away in Wodonga in June 2012. David was a member of the Mann family who began their business in Wodonga in 1920. Elaine was a teacher in Wodonga for many years and an active member of the community.This photo collection is of significance as it documents how the businesses and buildings in Wodonga have evolved and contributed to community throughout the late 20th century.These businesses were located just north of the railway crossing between Melbourne Road and Bond Street. The railway signals can be seen in the background above Peter’s Fish Café. These buildings have all been demolished and the area is now part of Junction place. Jim Matthews was selling Radiola car radios. He also sold used furniture and had a bike repair business at this location, before later expanding his bike business on the south of the railway crossing, Peters Cafe was at 103 High Street. It was operated by the Bouteris family in the early 1970s. It later became the Chao Thai Restaurant. Vee Jay Radio was operated by Mr. Albert Eddie Branwhite. He moved to Wodonga in 1946 and started selling radio repairs door to door. He then set up his store in 105 High Street. This site had previously been a barber’s shop. The business involved electrical repairs and appliance sales. In the late 1950s Mr. Branwhite established the Wodonga Express. He set the type and printed from the back of this shop until relocating to the Lincoln Causeway. He was actively involved in the community, including many years on the Wodonga Hospital Board of Management which was recognised with a life governorship. Mr. Branwhite passed away in 2001, wodonga businesses, high st wodonga, vee jay radio, jim matthews, peter’s fish café, mr. albert eddie branwhite

The Duncans sold the Chelsea General Store and Wine Cafe in 1914.Black and white photo of Chelsea General Store and Chelsea Wine Cafe on Point Nepean Road, Chelsea. In front of the shop is a girl on horse back, Ruby Campbell (nee Duncan), Honora Duncan (1861-1930), Olive (Ollie) Duncan and James (Jimmy) Duncan.CHELSEA GENERAL STORE ONLY BEST KNOWN BRANDS STOCKED - CASH TRADE AT LOWEST RATES ALL SUMMER DRINKS A SPECIALITY KEPT IN COOL BRICK CELLARS CHELSEA WINE CAFE - BAR M. DUNCAN LICENCEEchelsea general store, chelsea wine cafe, duncan, chelsea

Colour photograph. Courtyard on ground floor eastern side facing south into the cafe area and Lonsdale street. Outdoor seating area of the Cafe. Taken for the QMag Newsletterphotograph, outdoor furniture, cafe

A digital copy of a colour photograph of The Corner Cupboard Cafe in Marysville in Victoria.A digital copy of a colour photograph of The Corner Cupboard Cafe in Marysville in Victoria. This building, along with most of the other buildings in Marysville, was destroyed in the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires.the corner cupboard cafe, marysville, victoria, photograph, 2009 black saturday bushfires

A colour photograph of The Corner Cupboard Cafe in Marysville in Victoria.A colour photograph of The Corner Cupboard Cafe in Marysville in Victoria. This building, along with most of the other buildings in Marysville, was destroyed in the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires.the corner cupboard cafe, marysville, victoria, photograph, 2009 black saturday bushfires

A colour photograph of the In Neutral Cafe and Restaurant in Marysville in Victoria.A colour photograph of the In Neutral Cafe and Restaurant in Marysville in Victoria. This building, along with most of the other buildings in Marysville, was destroyed in the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires.in neutral restaurant, in neutral cafe, marysville, victoria, murchison street, photograph, 2009 black saturday bushfires

A colour photograph of Fraga's Cafe Restaurant in Marysville in Victoria.A colour photograph of Fraga's Cafe Restaurant in Marysville in Victoria.marysville, victoria, fraga's cafe restaurant, fraga's cafe

A colour photograph of Fraga's Cafe Restaurant in Marysville in Victoria.A colour photograph of Fraga's Cafe Restaurant in Marysville in Victoria.marysville, victoria, fraga's cafe restaurant, fraga's cafe