Various PartiesReference, Research, InformationSecondary Values (KHS Imposed Order)Subject file on ‘Fairyland’, 57 Malmsbury Street, Kew. Fairyland, when owned by the Tabulos was a noted local, state, national and international tourist attraction. The grandparents of the historian Dorothy Rogers had originally owned the house. The file contains a copy of Rogers’ history of the house. The file also contains sundry newspaper articles/clippings, correspondence between KHS and the City of Boroondara relating to heritage protection, personal email correspondence (not for distribution), poetry, research documents including timelines, and colour and black and white photographs (donated by Betty Morgan, Matt Dickerson, et al). Primary sources included in the file include photocopies of Jim Tabulo’s War records and Jim and Grace Tabulo’s wedding certificate. The Tabulos collected and displayed in their garden many items of porcelain, pictures etc. The file contains a copy of a document/booklet on the British Royal family that once formed part of the Fairyland Collection.kew (vic) - history, fairyland - 57 malmsbury street (kew), jim tabulo, grace tabulo, mrs warboys, william lowe, henrietta lowe, dorothy rogers, arthur spruzen, william coucherkew (vic) - history, fairyland - 57 malmsbury street (kew), jim tabulo, grace tabulo, mrs warboys, william lowe, henrietta lowe, dorothy rogers, arthur spruzen, william coucher

Henry Scarce of Suffolk worked on John Dickson's farm "Gulf Station", Yarra Flats, then in 1849 settled at Kangaroo Ground. Contents Letter J Scarce to Eltham Historical Society, 19 April 1976 seeking information on Henry Scarce. Letter Eltham Historical Society to J Scarce, 10 June 1976, proving information on Henry Scarce. Photocopy of photograph: Smith family, Panton Hill, 1894, identifying Florry, later Mrs Scarce. Handwritten notes by Joy Ness, undated: Extracts from "Victoria and its Metropolis 1888" and "Victorian Post Office Directory" and other notes regarding Henry Scarce. Handwritten notes, undated, no author: Notes on Scarce family. Letter from Norma Lawler, undated (earlier page/s not present). Request for information on woman (presumably named in earlier page/s) who came from Kangaroo Ground to Eltham in the 1900s. Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etchenry scarce, kangaroo ground, florry scarce (nee smith), vera jackson, henry john (jack) scarce, john jardine scarce, thomas scarce, keith scarce, kangaroo ground school, john dickson, gulf station, john bell, "violet bank" kangaroo ground, "the hall" kangaroo ground, "kiata" kangaroo ground, "woodlands" kangaroo ground, "pigeon bank" kangaroo ground, e h cameron, mrs p d coysh, mrs v wippill, bob meadows, jack jarrold, john jardine, thomas jardine, "garden hill" kangaroo ground, edward haughton, "coorie bank" kangaroo ground, margaret charlton

La Muxlow, landscape designer working around Kangaroo Ground. Contents Newspaper article: "Local Landscape Designer takes first prize at Flower Show", Manningham and Nillumbik Bulletin, issue 583, April 2024. La Muxlow won first price in border garden category at 2024 Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcla muxlow, melbourne international flower and garden show, landscape design

(On original) : Notes by W(?) Anderson 28/2/45. Date stamp of School of Primary Horticulture and Agriculture Burnley E1burnley gardens, richmond, department of lands & survey, orchard

Map of Bendigo Gold Field in two sections showing 'vertical projections along several anticlinal axial planes showing pitch, stratigraphical zones, faultlines, shafts and etc.'. Bulletin No 47 written top left hand side. Lines of reef described: Christmas line Lancashire line Nell Gwynne line New Chum line Hustlers line Garden Gully line Sheepshead line Mines along the reef lines are listed. This map forms part of the Geological Survey of Victoria, Structure of Bendigo Goldfield report, No. 47, 1923. H.Herman, late Director of Geological Survey. On bottom of second section : Prepared in the Geological Survey Office, Bendigo, under the direction of H. Herman, late Director of Geological Survey, from surveys by H.S. Whitelaw, Field Geologist, assisted by E.S. Usher, A.J.J. Moore and R.A. Keble.Geological Survey of Victoriabendigo, gold mining, reef lines

RINGWOOD GARDEN CLUB INC. The following is a list of items that are stored at the RDHS Archive site, from the Ringwood Garden Club. This box of items does not include all the archival items from the Club, the Minutes will be kept at the home of the Archive Officer. Medal: From the Royal Horticultural Society of Victoria. Won at Box Hill show, in 1978. Badge: An early Ringwood Horticultural & Agricultural Society badge. Old Photograph: “Judging the Fruit Exhibits”, circa 1908. Certificate: 3rd. Prize at the 2009 Hanging Basket Competition, from the R.H.S.V. Shield: From the National Dahlia Society of Victoria, Annual Inter Society Championship In 1975. Won by the then: Ringwood & District Horticultural Garden Club. Tray: The Bill McDowell Perpetual Trophy for Amateur Cut Flowers: winners from 1973 to 1987. Old Photograph: From the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria, awarded at the Royal Melbourne Show in 1947, First Prize, Ringwood. Certificate: From the Melbourne City Council: Festival of Progress, held in 1951, to Commemorate the Centenary of Victorian Government. Certificate of Merit: from past winners at shows. (5) Certificates: 2 unused Certificates of Merit, 1 unused Champion certificate. Garden Competition Certificates: from 1959 to 1981. Poster: Early Autumn Show poster displayed in shop Windows. Hortico Prize Certificates: 2 unused, $10.00 & $5.00 value. Tape Recording: Recorded history of the Ringwood Garden Club, talk given by the late Hugh McCall on 23/9/1996, Club’s centenary. Prize Cards: 41 First Prize” cards from Mrs. D. Holloway & 27 “Second Prize” cards, from 1956 to 1960. Prize Cards: 2 First Prize & 1 Second Prize card from Mrs. Holloway at the 1st. Heathmont Boy Scouts in 1958. Prize Cards: 4 Prize Cards from the Upwey & District Garden Club. 3 lsts., 12nd. Prize Card: from the Boronia & District H & A. Society: 1st. Prize, (no other information) Prize Card: from the R.H.S.V.: Second Prize for 1 Vase of Daffodils, Mr W Rosel. Prize Card: from the Dandenong Ranges Floral Festival, Easter Show, First Prize, Mrs Holloway in April, 1957 plus a Second Prize, same year. Prize Card: from the Mitcham Horticultural Society, Autumn Show, Mrs Holloway, 1 Bowl of Floating Flowers in 1958. Laminated Certificates: from the Great Victorian Hanging Basket Competition by the R.H.S.V. (no years mentioned) Club Syllabus: from 1980 to 2015. Photographs: from winners at our shows and judges at those shows. Ribbons: Ringwood Horticultural Society, 1962, Champion, Exhibit in Vegetables. Upwey & District Garden Club, 1977, Jubilee Carnival of Flowers. Ringwood garden Club, Vic. Large Dahlia Championships, 1983,6 Dahlias, D.V.’s. National Dahlia Soc. of Vic., Autumn Show, 1975, Inter-Societies Championship. Upwey & District Garden Club, 1980 Carnival of Flowers, Mountain Dist. Cham’s. “ “ “ “ , Spring Show, 1973. “ “ “ “ , Carnival of Flowers, 1984, Inter Society Exhibit. “ “ “ “ , “ “ “ , 1982. Best Exhibit. Healesville Garden Club: Autumn Show, Best Exhibit, Cut Flower Section. Ringwood Garden Club, Autumn Show, 1964, Best Exhibit in Vegetables. Upwey & District Garden Club, 1974 Carnival of Flowers. Ringwood Garden Club, Spring 1986, Best Exhibit in Junior Cookery. Ringwood & District Hort. & Graden Club, Autumn Show, 1974, Best Floral Art. Ringwood garden Club, Autumn 1989, Ringwood Amateur Dahlia Championship, Ringwood Horticultural Society, Autumn Show, 1963, Best Exhibit in Vegetables. Ringwood H & A Society: Autumn Show, 1957, Best Exhibit Floral Art. Ringwood & District Horticultural & Garden Club, Spring Show, 1973, Best Floral Art Exhibit. Upwey & District Garden Club, Carnival of Flowers, 1985. Mountain District Championships, Inter-Society Exhibit. Yarra Glen A. & H. Society Inc. Annual Show: small blue sash-style ribbon. Small Ribbons: from Victoria 150, a second (red) & 3rd. (green) Felt Badges: 1 green for Secretary: 1 blue for Judge. Rosette: 3rd. Prize at the Hanging Basket Competition in 2009. Blue Folder: contains photographs, prize cards, certificates, awards, etc. Albums: 4 photo, albums of garden shows, floral art, Spring Celebration photos and Newspaper articles. * All items placed in the container were placed there on 2nd. September, 2019.

The City of Moorabbin Historical Society was formed c 1960 by a group of Moorabbin area residents who were concerned that the history of the area should be preserved. A good response to a call for items related to the historical area of Moorabbin Shire brought donations of a wide variety of artefacts that are now preserved by the current members of CMHS at Box Cottage Museum. Helen Stanley, Secretary of CMHS, began producing a Newsletter for members in April 2007 to provide current information and well researched items of historical interest. Jim Dale continued to produce the Newsletter in 2013 after Helen resigned3 x A4 paper pages printed on one side. CMHS members, Jim, Frank, Daniella, Andre and Joan attended the MAV Awards night, Box Cottage was acknowledged as being in the top 5 out of 150 for Cataloguing artefacts by Volunteers. Bill and Joan visited Mentone Park Primary School on July 12th. Bill prepared a Power-point Display and Joan handed interesting items to the children - flat iron, stereoscope, butter churn etc. Notices for the Open Day August 25th celebrating Harry Hawker. Local Dignitaries and the Hawker family are expected. September 29th Open Day . Jim has attached a history of Harry Hawker's War City of Moorabbin Historical Society Newsletter August 2013ty of moorabbin historical society, stanley helen, dale jim, melbourne, moorabbin, brighton, cheltenham, ormond, bentleigh, market gardeners, pioneers, early settlers, east bentleigh, city of kingston, harry hawker, world war 1914-1918, aeroplanes

Plan of RBG with grid references. Produced by Dept. of Crown Lands and Survey, Victoria, Division of Survey and Mapping. Prepared in 1978 from surveys completed in 1976. (1) 2 copies plan. Main areas, buildings, etc., labelled, beds outlined. (2) Original coloured plan and reduced size photocopy. More labelling, particularly beds (handwritten). Labelled Jeremy J. Wallace with handwritten notes on reverse re a project. (3) Reduced size photocopy. Handwritten labelling of beds. (4 - 11) Enlarged photocopies of sections of (1) Handwritten notes and plant labelling. (1). Photgraphed copies by FRESCO 510131-TA. (12) Plan on a grid, coloured. "No Public Access," areas marked.jeremy j. wallace, royal botanical gardens melbourne, department of crown land and survey division of survey and mapping, ornamental lakes

Large collection of slides used for teaching Horticulture. Difficult to identify whether they were taken at Burnley. Labelled and numbered 1-2501. Some dated but spread over 1950's to 1960's. Also 57 slides similar to 1-50 labelled but not numbered. Some photographs have been catalogued elsewhere. Missing numbers have been mixed up with other photographs. 1-50 Mostly fungal diseases. 57 slides not numbered - fungal diseases. 1-29 Mostly mosses. 31-41 Mostly liverworts and hornworts. 43-60 Ferns. 61-73 selaginella. 75-84 Ferns 85-114 Gymnosperms 115-1236 Miscellaneous 117-141 Angiosperms 142-294 Biology 296-307 Orchidaceae 311-316 Acacias 796-841 Trees 866-889 Roses 955-984 Eucalyptus 1009-1046 Greenhouse. 1052-1086, 1097-1152 Propagating fruit trees. 1087-1090 Cacti. 1154-1187 Planting and pruning principles. 1196-1218 Orchard, Nursery. 1211 June 1956. 1215 8/3/57. 1228-1258 Orchard Management. 1263-1345 Crafting and reworking. 1346-1373 Bulk handling. 1390-1400 Leaf scorch. 1424-1472 Vegetables.1473-1512 Potatoes, Research farm Toolangi 2/54. 1514-1686 Garden Design. 1688-1695 Cow Paddock, and in flood. 1958, Students. 1795-1798 P.R.I. 1928-32.1831-1838 Beaumaris Feb 1958.1840-1846 P. Vejjajiva's Farewell 23.2.1958. Pruning Day 2/7/60. 19777-1990 Genetics. 1991-2018 Weeds. 2020-2-50 Erosion. 2023 10/65 and soil conservation. 2072-2136 Fertilizers. 2144-2149 Rhizobia 1950's. 2155-2157 Lime. 2160-2228 Plough, Cultivators, etc. 2246-2296 Tatura 12/59. 2301-2237 Beef and Dairy Cattle. 2338-2354 Sheep. 2355-2372 Crops. 2357-2363 1952. 2364 1958. 2373-2397 Fodder conservation 1952-1956. 2398-2411 Fences. 2398-2406 11/52. 2418-2248 Longerenong Field day 1964. 2451-2455 Boom Sprayer 1960. Glasshouse Wagga Agric College Oct 69. Apr 84 M3 16-18 Cultivator? 2458-2483 Hydraulics,Power Farming Dec 1966-Mar 1967. 2487-2488 Hydrasulics Vane Pump Construction. 2491-2500 Mechanics. 2501 Rack Shaker. Extra 13 Pond life. Some slides see B18.0001: 1676, 1684, some between 1711-1792, 1881, some between 1911-1953.Not scanned yet.teaching, horticulture, greenhouse, propagation, pruning, cacti, planting, orchard nursery, orchard management, grafting and reworking, potatoes, toolangi, garden design, lagoon paddock, beaumaris excursion, p.vejjajiva, lagoon paddock in flood, fungal diseases, genetics, weeds, erosion, fertilizers, rhyzobia, lime, cultivation, tatura, cattle, sheep, crops, fodder, fences, hydraulics, mechanics, longerenong, cow paddock, plough, cultivator, boom sprayer, wagga agricultural college, vane pump