A small red self patterned Collins Illustrated Pocket Classics novel The Caxtons: A Family Picture. It is very badly damaged with the spine coming away from the pages, loose pages and tears. Pages 3,4 and 5 are missing. The frontispiece opposite the title page is a black and white illustration of three well dressed men of the period standing talking in a sitting room. A few black and white illustrations are throughout the book. At the back are four pages of Collins' Illustrated Pocket Classics for further reading. Pp 632.fictionThe Caxtons: A Family Picture is an 1849 Victorian novel that was popular in its time. The book was first serialised anonymously in Blackwood's Magazine from April 1848 to October 1849 and first published as a novel in 1849. Victorian novels were characterised by depictions of everyday people, hard lives and moral lessons. They were meant for more than just entertainment. Victorians were interested in the hero as well as folk art. Victorian novels often focused on these themes.family life fiction, religious fiction, morals fiction

Joyce Rowe (afterwards Joyce Chung) was born in Portland in 1912 (#33359), the daughter of Joseph and Florence Rowe (née Nicol). Joyce seems to have been living with her Nicol grandparents in Linton when she started at Linton State School in 1917. In 1931 she married Martin (Mick) Chung (#6196)Black and white image of a young girl standing next to a chair. Image has been made as a postcard."To Ruby / with Love / Wishing you a / Merry Xmas & / a Happy New Year / Joyce age 5 / 5/10/14".joyce rowe, joyce chung

BHS CollectionBendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 2002. Day trip: Agnes Perret and Marian Packham prepare to meet Jean and Barry McGowan in Woodstock. Circa 1940-50s. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Originally stored at Ringwood Council offices, then taken to PROV.Only source of ratepayers in the Borough of RingwoodDigital imagesBedford Road, Ringwood. For James & Agnes King, Allan & May Miller, Roy & Grace Caughey and Alexander Kofoed.

The Uncounted Cost is one of a number of works written by Mary Gaunt. Her other works include, Alone in West Africa, A Woman in China, The End of the Earth, Kirkhams Find, The Moving Finger and Deadman’s. Mary was born at Indigo near Chiltern in 1862 and lived for many years in Ballarat where her father W.H. Gaunt was gold commissioner and later a judge. The original Gaunt family home was converted into St Patrick’s College. She married Dr Lindsay Miller and moved to Warrnambool and after his death in 1899 she embarked on her travels which took her to many parts of the world. She died in Cannes, France in January 1942.Mary Gaunt wrote over 25 novels, numerous travel books and many stories and articles. She had a strong link with Warrnambool and details of the district are included among her writings. She also wrote regularly in the early 1900’s for the Times in London on women issues. She was an independent thinker and worker. Blue hard cover with illustration in dark blue depicting one person sitting looking upwards to another person holding spear. 248 pages. Clementine E Coles written in black pen inside front cover. Dedication: To my friend Agnes Herbert. the uncounted cost, mary gaunt, alone in west africa, warrnambool

Belonged to Fanny Isabella Nicol Staff Nurse AIF. Refer 1795P for service history, 2317.6, 2591.4 paper & circular tin ANZAC day badges (not individually marked) .1) round paper badge "Remembrance " wattle flowers .2) square badge union jack flag and Navy flag (red) .3) round badge "remembrance." ANZAC day (1936) mauve .4) R.S.L remembrance ANZAC day (1940) yellow paper badge. .5) round metal badge ANZAC day purple / yellow .6) round badge metal ANZAC day (1939) purple/ green .7) round badge (metal) ANZAC day (1938) blue/ green with a laurel wreath + bow .8) round metal badge twentieth anniversary (1935) green/ blue .9) round metal badge "Lest we forget." brown /white) soldier with open. badges, remembrance, australian

Naval Sword, Dress, Queen Victorier Crow. Pre Federation. (Retailed by Criag Williamson Thomas Melbourne) ."Alan John Rankin Watson"

Blank (unused) form - 'Warrant of Distress'; Court of Petty Sessions, Bendigo. Freeman & Freeman, Williamson St. Bendigo. Printer: Cambridge Pressperson, individual, curnow collection

Black and white photo showing tram passing through crowd at intersection of Pall Mall and Williamson St, George Lansell monument in background.basil miller, bendigo trams

Blank (unused) form - 'Summons upon a complaint not being a complaint for an offence'; Freeman & Freeman, Williamson St., Bendigo. Printer: Cambridge Press.person, individual, curnow collection

Black and white photograph, mounted on cardboard. Group of people with row of flags in background. Bluestone building on left, with large lamp. Brick and timber building at rear.Front: Pioner Dinner 1912 hosted by Mayor and Mayoress, Cr. & Mrs. W.J. Williamson. Bottom - Old Pioneers Dinner given by Mayor and Mayoress, Cr. & Mrs. W.J. Williamson, 1912. Back: Date 1914 approx. Back row from left: 7th Willie Tulloh, 8th Jo Porter. Gathering of Old Pioneers Dinner given by Mayor and Mayoress, Cr. & Mrs. W.J. Williamson.pioneer dinner, 1912, portland

This is a b/w copy of the Eadie family. Identified (L to R) Agnes Eadie, Bert Eadie, Mrs Nettleton, and Hal Eadie on the occasion of Miss Agnes Eadie's 90th birthday.This is s copy of a b/w photograph of two elderly women and two elderly men seated in a room in front of a bookcase and a door. Unmounted.eadie flour mill, dunblane, eadie, agnes, bert, nettleton, - (mrs), hal, george evans collection

Digital image of the Bendigo 18 to North Bendigo in Pall Mall at Williamson St with the Shamrock Hotel and the ANZ Bank in the background. Has signs for Stonemasons and Myers in the photo. Photo by John Ward 01-01-1972 Slide title "04759 010172 7208-H SECV bogie tram 18 Pall Mall at Williamson St Bendigo Vic"trams, tramways, bendigo, pall mall, north bendigo, tram 18

John McClare (1828-1926) was a pioneer of the district whose daughter Agnes was the first white child born in the district. Blackburn author Jean Field sent a history of the family to the Eastern Times - his is one of the episodes.John McClare (1828-1926) was a pioneer of the district whose daughter Agnes was the first white child born in the district. mcclare, john, mcclare, mary, mcclare, agnes, mitcham, vermont

Brown card ticket offering viewing of proofs of a photographs taken. See the photos at J L Lyons, Chemist, 295 Williamson St, Bendigo.

Document, Wilson's Drapers & Importers, corner of Hargreaves and Williamson Streets, Bendigo.docket for Mrs Guiney 130 Sternberg Street Kennington,3/3/30.document, memo, wilson's drapers

Document, Monthly Statement, from Wilson's General Drapers and Importers, Cnr Hargreaves and Williamson Streets, Bendigo, phone 782. June 1st 1930.document

Black and white photograph Kim Williamson modelling fashions, Fashion Show in support of Miss Australia entrant Colleen Harrington. Lakes Entrance Victoriabeauty competition, fashion, fundraising

Colour photograph of Bert Williamson, Allan Bills and Ray Barling, each past East Gippsland Football League Presidents Lakes Entrance Victoria clubs, football

Sepia photograph of four young men in uniform, three seated one standing behind. The four men are identified as: (standing) Jim Nicol, (seated left to right) George Bennett, Bob Cornish and Jim Wishart. The image has been adhered to a thick cardboard backing.linton fire brigade, fire brigades, jim nicol, george bennett, bob cornish, jim wishart

Folded like a square that wraps around a match box preventing crushing. WWI patriotic. One side shows British soldiers loading & firing a heavy howitzer with a Union Jack behind them. Colour painted. Rear side has a photo of Old Elizabeth Street Melbourne. The spine bears an advertisement.Advertisement on spine: “Craig Williamson Pty Ltd, Melbourne Drapers & Complete House Furnishers, Utmost Value Always”accessory, matches, protector

Article mentions Agnes Ross Riddell, she came to Melton as a girl with her twin sister. Her mother was the Post Mistress at Melton. ( Daughter Zan m Ron Durham of Bacchus Marsh). Agnes was a music Teacher who taught Marjorie G Myers until she went to the Conservatorium of Music at age 16. Agnes also taught Mabel Dixon.Concert event for the Melton Football Club, article featured in the Melton Expresslocal identities, sport

Photograph - sepia- family portrait. Circa 1950. Written on bottom of photograph 'Mums 80th Birthday'. Lady sitting front left (kneeling) is either Lydia (born 1889 '61') or Agnes (born1883 '67') if mum is Mirim.person, family, pethard family, photograph. pethard family portrait.

LYDIA CHANCELLOR COLLECTION: SMALL BIBLE, NEW TESTAMENT The new testament. Printed: Oxford: Printed at the University Press for the British and Foreign Bible society. In pencil: Jessie Anderson, Bright Street Eaglehawk Writing in ink: Agnes ???bendigo, history

BHS CollectionBendigo Advertiser '' The way we were'' from 2002. Gee-up, horsey: Marian (standing), Agnes Perret, Bill, Arthur Packham and Albert Wicker in a gig harnessed up to 'Fairy'. Date unknown. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were