ernest davoren, daisy davoren, home

farrier blacksmith - wheelwright, businesses

Black and white copy of original Family Portrait showing 3 women standing behind 2 women and 2 men seated. Two young girls standing with long curly hair tied with ribbons.ernest alfred ball, fanny louisa, horace, mavis, gladys, hazel, bernice

Black and white copy of original photograph which shows a man in a suit standing next to a seated lady who is wearing a hat with ribbons tied under the chin, a shawl, gloves. She is holding a small handbag and has an umbrella. (Mrs. Edwin Ball, nee Yeoman).mrs edwin ball, mary ball, mary yeoman, ernest ball

Earnest Victor Rider Taken in the 1940's. Two photographs in uniform, One photograph is of his grave in 1943, Was a POW sent to "Siam" and died from Beri Beri Refer ND7764>e v rider, ww2

Tait collection: item 33 of 62 This probate document gives details of the will of Thomas Smith, a farmer in the Wangoom district who was a pioneer settler, having arrived in the area about 1848. He erected the Shamrock Hotel in Dennington in 1868 and it was opened for business in 1869 with David Duffy as the first licensee. Thomas Smith was the licensee in 1870 and members of his family (Cornelius, Robert and Mary Smith) held the licence of the hotel until 1880. A codicil to the will gave Mary Smith, Thomas’ daughter, the hotel land and building. This hotel closed in 2011. Thomas Smith signed the original will with a cross (his mark). Other names mentioned in the probate document are Frederick Wilkinson, Master-in-Equity, Ernest Chambers, Solicitor, John Drayton, Clerk to E. Chambers, William Ardlie, Senior, Solicitor, Thomas Goodall, Clerk to William Ardlie, Richard Sheldrick, Clerk to William Ardlie, Walter Davies, Stationer.This is a significant document as Thomas Smith was a prominent owner of land, especially in the Dennington area. The Shamrock Hotel in Dennington was built by Smith and still owned by him when he died in 1880. The will gives important details of the estate of Thomas Smith and adds to our knowledge of his life and work. Document – Probate, 1880/1907 - the Will and Codicil of Thomas Smith, Farmer of Dennington The will has six ruled paper pages of typewritten material. Each page has printed ruled red lines top, bottom and sides and all are tied with green corded string. There are handwritten corrections and signatures, including those of Ernest Chambers, Solicitor of Warrnambool and John Drayton, Clerk to E. Chambers.Thomas Smith Shamrock Hotel, Dennington Ernest Chambers, Solicitor thomas smith wangoom 1848, shamrock hotel dennington, warrnambool history, thomas smith 1880

Lyttelton served in the Second Boer War as Commander of the 4th Brigade from 1899. He temporarily became General Officer Commanding the 2nd Division and the commanded the 4th Division. The Division was involved in the Battle of Spion Kop and the Battle of Vaal Krantz, leading to the Relief of Ladysmith 1900. Lord Roberts referred to Lyttelton as an officer "with great coolness under fire, and considerable tactical knowledge and resource........an excellent commander in the field." Following the end of the Boer War in 1902, Lyttelton became Commander-in-Chief of the whole of South Africa. He and his wife sought to repair relations with the Boer community. In the South Africa honours of 1902 Lyttelton was knighted as Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath. He retired in 1912 and under insistence by the King was appointed as Governor of the Royal Hospital Chelsea from that time until his death there in 1931. Other awards received were Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath; Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order; Order of Osmanieh (Ottoman Empire)Individual image taken from photographed poster of tobacco and cigarette cards.neville gerald lyttelton, second boer war, commander, 4th brigade, battle of spion kop, battle of vaal krantz, relief of ladysmith, lord roberts, commander-in-chief, south africa, knight commander of the order of the bath, royal hospital chelsea, order of osmanieh (ottoman empire), knight grand cross of the royal victorian order

Used for fund-raising by inserting money in the slit on the model

Private Horne was originally buried in Terendak Cemetery, Malaysia in 1966 and Re-intered at Sydney War Cemetery, Rockwood NSW on the 3rd June 2016.1st battalion rar, private neville wayne horne, terendak cemetery - malaysia, royal australian infantry corps, operation crimp, binh duong province

black and white photograph fair conditionAt Sherbrook Forest - Vic. Picnic with family and friends. Dad, Dot Sheppard, Geoff Sheppard, Helen Dunbar, Mavis Sheppard, Melita Smith, at Burnam Beeches, Sherbrook Forest. N. took Pix. April 1996. Helen is only survivor now 87. 738

Local Otways residents (Gadubanud Country) were interviewed by artist/researcher Amy Tsilemanis for the 2023 storytelling project Heart Maps, a collaboration with the Apollo Bay Museum and Historical Society. Themes include memories of communication technologies, entertainments, school, work, community, and life near the ocean. More information here: https://amytsilemanis.com.au/portfolio/heart-mapsapollo bay, fishing

Framed landscapeneville bunning, available, landscape

Watercolour on paper featuring flowers.neville bunning, requires framing, flowers, flora

Alfred Ernest Campbell Kerr was a student of the Ballarat School of Mines in 1892. He was Assistant in Mechical Drawing at the school, ceasing duty in September 1919.Photograph portrait of Alfred Ernest Campbell Kerr.a.e. kerr, alfred kerr, alfred ernest campbell kett, alumni, mechanical drawing, a.e.c. kerr, ballarat school of mines