Grey and red general account journal of Council's records 1967 - 1973.local government - city of port melbourne

Written during his internment during WW2.Vittorio Tolainis personal account of his internment at Tatura and Loveday SA.vittorio tolaini, internment camp loveday, internment camp 2, internees autobiography

Statements od accounts, report of rates, etc. Refer to paper catalogue

An account of droving days in the rugged mountain country of Gippsland 1851 to 1860memorials, settlers

An account of some of the booksellers and publishers of Sydney and Melbourne from 1830 to 1900booksellers, biography

Entries are hand written in ink, book ahs been filled to capacity, miscellaneous entries on last 4 pages, various loose pages within the book, leather bound with heavy cardboard cover.A Ledger containing accounting and membership details for the Loyal Lindenow Lodge MUIOOFaccounts book

ANCIENT BROWN COVERED ACCOUNT BOOK - BELONGED TO CLARA HOLMAN 1897HANDWRITTEN CLARA HOLMAN, FRASER STREET, CLUNES X 3 J. HOLMAN FRASER STREET, CLUNES. 1897.accounting record, financial record

ACCOUNT OF DEATH AND FUNERAL OF CR. COWLAND, GLENORCHY 9 - 6 - 1900 local history, document, death notice, history, cowland

Statement of accounts for the year ended 30 Sept 1973 for the City of Nunawading.Statement of accounts for the year ended 30 Sept 1973 for the City of Nunawading.city of nunawading, local government finance

The Greensborough RVIB Auxiliary formed on November 11, 1955. This collection of papers includes the minute books from 1956 until 2005. The index cards were maintained by RVIB and contain the amount of donations made by the Auxiliary between 1976-1991, as well as the presentations delivered by RVIB employees to Auxiliary meetings. 4 minute books --2 account books various--loose papers royal victorian institute for the blind

The Warrnambool RVIB Auxiliary was believed to be formed in 1936. This collection includes an article showing the strength and determination of auxiliaries dated March 1940 ' Blind Institute Annual Meeting' - "If this war was only going for six months, I would say to all our workers- Down Tools- and give your efforts solely to war purposes. But this war is more likely to last six years in my opinion, than six months. It is not right to rob Peter to pay Paul, especially where Peter is a frail little fellow," said Mr. Van Assche, of the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind, when appealing at the annual meeting of the Warrnambool Auxiliary yesterday afternoon for a continuance of support to the institution as far as the altered circumstances would permit. "The war had changed the whole aspect of the bright financial outlook of the institution," he said. "In the year just ended, largely due to the auxiliaries' efforts, the subscriptions had reached a record figure of £9,274, which was £461 better than the previous twelve months." 5 minute books -- 1 account books -- various newspaper clippings royal victorian institute for the blind

David Gordon Collection. Union Bank of Australia bank account passbook, covering 1925 to 1941.

used by the Lara RSL Sub Branch to record minutesused by the Lara RSL Sub Branch to record minutesMinute BookOn Cover Collins 3880 Account Book Minute and 4th October 2002 to AGM February 2010lara rsl sub branch, lara rsl, minute book

Bound book "Borough of Ringwood Long Service Leave Fund Accounts and Ledger"