An unsigned photocopied letter from the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) outlining Adam Andersons time as Head Gardener at Ripponlea A handwritten tribute to Adam Anderson Head Gardener at Ripponlea by L. Keith Lindsay Photocopied handwritten conditions of agreement between Adam Anderson and Frederick Sargood Photocopy of the first issue of The Garden Gazette dated July 1902 about Ripponlea gardensanderson adam, sargood frederick, sargood julia, nathan b mr, lindsay keith l, mansions, willow street, ripponlea, allison road, elsternwick, gardeners, gardening, landscape planning, horticulture, mansions, garden plants

This document signed by the Mayor, Councilor's, Citizens and Bendigo Soldiers and Sailors Association on 22 4.1920 outlines the usage of the Soldiers Memorial Institute in Pall Mall Bendigo as a Rest Home for Returned Servicemen. Signed by, J.H. Curnow Mayor - A. Dunstan, W Beebe, Councilors - W Honeybone Town Clerk. Signed by Bendigo R.S.S.A by John Adams - Harold Robert Catford. Witnessed by George. F. Rolling, L. J. Beckerleg. Signed by, George Francis Cole, Alfred Morris Pool. Witnessed by G. Allen, W Beach. The Bendigo RSL/Bendigo District RSL Sub Branch still occupies the building which now is the home of the Bendigo Military Museum. Refer Cat No 800.2 for the opening of the Soldiers Memorial Institute in 1921. Refer Cat No 8048 for Harold Catford Bendigo R.S.S.A, Cat No 8022P for John Adams Bendigo R.S.S.ALegal record, blue paper, 5 pages of text all in black, one page with a sketch on half and the other is the front cover when folded by 3, pages held together by a green thin woven cord on the spine, pages have red lines as a border, there are 32 sub headings covering facets of the use of the building, there a few small notes added in the left hand column of some pages in blue pen.On the front folded cover underlined in some sections, "THE MAYOR COUNCILLORS AND CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF BENDIGO - with - THE TRUSTEES of the BENDIGO Branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers ASSOCIATION and the BENDIGO CITIZENS REST HOME COMMITTEE. (space) AGREEMENT AS TO THE REST HOME AND MEMORIAL INSTITUTE IN ROSILAND PARK At the bottom central, "Hyett and Hyett - Solicitors - Bendigo"brsl, smirsl, indenture 1920, legal

Typed copies of 1873 agreements. One is between a shearing gang and the Steam Plains Station (which is now owned by the Wyndham Pastoral Company) and the other is between Steam Plains and Donald Coghill to cart wool to Echuca. According to the donor, these framed documents were in the possession of the Grazcos Shearing Company and hung above the fireplace in their office in William Street, Melbourne until they merged with Dalgety Farmers.shearing wool - transportation, steam plains station, victoria, shearing, wool - transportation

PAGE 1-2 PRINTED WITH SOME HANDWRITING; ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF PROPOSED CREAMERY FOR LORD CLYDE PAGE 3-4 HANDWRITTEN: CONDITIONS, MATERIAL AND LABOR SUPPLIED BY CONTRACTOR. HAS TO BE COMPLETED IN 23 FAYS - CLUNES 24 JULY 1894 BY ORDER H EDWARD, SECRETARY PAGE 5 HANDWRITTEN: AGREEMENT, DATED AT CLUNES 3RD AUGUST 1894 SIGNED A GOLDWORTHY CONTRACTORRED SEAL IN TOP LEFT CORNER TO KEEP 5 PAGES TOGETHERlord clyde, creamery, butter factory

This document relating to the Agreement between the Bendigo Council and the Bendigo Returned Sailors and Soldiers Association re the use of the Soldiers Memorial Institute Pall Mall Bendigo is a day to day working copy of Cat No 8222 dated 22.4.1920 pre the opening of the building in 1921. Some of the hand written notes in left hand column are; Rental, Maintenance, Trustees, Right to hold meetings, Conduct, Control of grounds and portico.Legal document heavy paper light brown colour, basically a copy of Cat No 8222 without the hand written signatures and red seals. They are held together via a green cord sewn through the papers. In the space column notes have been hand written in pencil to make easier to find a paragraph on subjects relating to the use of the Building.Main point, as per "Cat No 8222"brsl, smirsl, legal, indenture 1920

This edition includes a report on the Progress Association's April 1975 meeting, Have you ever admired our trees? Stop press: purchase agreement for a 413 acre park in Diamond Valley [from Mr. and Mrs. Young's combined properties], Diamond Valley Repertory, From the Council Chamber, Letter to the Editor, In memoriam: Gertrude Kerry, Jack Moncrieff, This and that, Kinder news, Meet the natives, Half a horse. Is it better than no horse?Newsletter, 23 p., illus.greenhills and north greensborough progress association, greenhills