This adhesive sticker with Shire of Bulla Sunbury printed on it along with City Living/Country Style a slogan used by the Shire in the 1980's to early 1990's. They were used to stick on any type of flat surface to help promote the area within the Shire of Bulla especially Sunbury.This is a rectangle shape adhesive sticker promoting the Shire of Bulla.Shire of Bulla/City Living/Country Styleshire of bulla, councils, advertising

These leaflets were distributed free of charge to residents in the former Shire of Bulla. They listed thirty-one Australian native trees that were suitable to plant in gardens in the area as well as planting hintsThe purpose of giving out free trees was to make residents aware of the importance of planting native flora in the area to encourage wild life.A four page printed leaflet containing a list of suitable trees available to ratepayers living in the former Shire of Bulla.bulla shire council, native trees, garden hints

The building in the photograph is the former Shire of Bulla offices in the Bulla township. They were built in 1867 and the first meeting took place in the new building on 27th November 1867. Regular council meetings took place there until 1901 when some council meetings were held in the Mechanics Institute (now the Memorial Hall) in Sunbury. In 1963 permanent Shire Offices were built in Macedon Street in Sunbury. A non-digital coloured photograph with rounded corners of a double-fronted bluestone build with a slate roofing and a post and rail fence across the front of the property.

The laminated photograph of the certificate of appreciation was presented to Joseph Starkie in recognition of his 18 years of service to the community as a Councillor and Chairman of the Sunbury Waterworks Trust. It was signed on behalf of the residents and ratepayers of the Shire of Bulla. The Joseph D. Starkie water fountain was erected in the town in recognition of his efforts in bringing a water supply to Sunbury. A laminated photocopy of a certificate of appreciation.bulla shire council, joseph starkie, sunbury waterworks trust, starkie, starkie memorial fountain, joseph leyden

The man in the photograph is A.F. Daniels who was a Bulla Councillor and also served as Shire Secretary and Shire Engineer during the 1890s.A non-digital black and white portrait photograph of a man dressed in a suit and wearing a ha.tbulla shire council, a.f. daniels, shire secretary, shire engineer