Letter written by Mr A O'Toole of Wallace wishing to enroll his son Robert at BJTS. He requested information of uniform, fees, etc. Mr Garner replied and explained that he must make an application through the Head Teacher at the Wallace State School Yellow paper typedballarat junior technical school, leslie garner, head master, mr a o'toole, wallace, application form, wallace head teacher, robert o'toole

Letter written by L Garner to Mr F Gallagher outlining the benefits for Dennis if he remained at school until the end of the year and sat for his final examinations. He has every chance of passing his Junior Technical Certificate giving him a chance of an apprenticeship if farming didn't work out. Yellow paper typedballarat junior technical school, leslie garner, head master, f gallagher, dennis galligher, final examinations, junior technical certificate, apprenticeship, farming

Letter from L Garner that accompanied the "Interim Certificate" returned to Arthur William Bridson. Yellow paper typedballarat junior technical school, leslie garner, head master, arthur william bridson, interim certificate

Letter to Mr L Garner, Junior Technical School Ballarat from the Principal of the Dookie Agricultural College. It was sent with a prospectus and details of the course of instruction for the Diploma of Agriculture, fees and educational standard required at entrance. Enrolments are handled through the office of the Superintendent of Agricultural Education, Department of Agriculture, Public Offices, Treasury Gardens, C.2. Melbourne/ Yellow paper typedLetterhead for Department of Agriculture, Victoria and Dookie Agricultural College. Signature of J L Provan, Principalballarat junior technical school, leslie garner, head master, department of agriculture victoria, dookie agricultural college, j provan, principal, diploma of agriculture, melbourne

Letter written by Mr L Garner, Head Master, to Mrs Causon regarding her son Barry completing his Junior Technical Certificate. He wishes to train as a motor mechanic and the Apprenticeship Commission will not allow him to be apprenticed without this.Yellow paper typedballarat junior technical school, l garnar, junior technical certificate, head master, mrs causon, barry causon, motor mechanic, apprenticeship commission

Letter written to Mr Garner, Head Master of the Ballarat Junior Technical School, thanking him for allowing the Salvation Army Basketball Association to use the school courts. A donation was sent with the letter. Mr Garner thanked them for the donation and explained they could have use of the court with no remuneration expected..1: Lined writing paper, hand written in blue pen .2: Yellow paper typed.1: Signature of Marjorie Rowsellballarat junior technical school, l garnar, junior technical certificate, head master, marjorie rowsell, secretary, salvation army basketball association, school courts

Letter of thanks from Mr Garner, Head Master, to Mr Mitchell, Post Master, thanking him and his staff for permitting the boys from the BJTS to visit the office. Mr Watkins and the boys were delighted with what they saw and heard.. Yellow paper typedballarat junior technical school, l garnar, junior technical certificate, head master, mr mitchell, post master, mr watkins, excursion to post office

Letter from Mr Garner to Mr R Watson congratulating him on his promotion back to Ballarat Junior Technical School. His former colleagues hold him in high regard. The housing situation is difficult at present but he will continue to make enguiries and forward information to him.. Yellow paper typedballarat junior technical school, l garnar, junior technical certificate, head master, mr r watson, promotion back to bjts, housing situation enquiries

Letter from Mr L Garner, Head Master, to Wing Commander Sleight, Commanding Officer of the R A A F Station, Ballarat, thanking him for allowing the visit of fourth form boys to the station. the staff and students informed me the visit arrangements were excellent. Second letter was confirming a conversation where the Wing Commander agreed to be the guest speaker at the speech night in December. . Yellow paper typedballarat junior technical school, l garnar, junior technical certificate, head master, wing commander sleight, commanding officer, r a a f station, fourth form visit, guest speaker, speech night

Letter from Mr L Garner, Head Master, to Mr John of M B John Ltd, Ballarat. Letter conveys thanks for allowing fourth form boys to visit the foundry works. visit was interesting and informative.. Yellow paper typedballarat junior technical school, l garnar, junior technical certificate, head master, mr john, m b john ltd, foundry, fourth form visit

Information sent to Mr Kennedy, Hon Secretary of the Ballarat District Scholarship Committee, of the winners at Ballarat Junior Technical School who have been winners of a scholarship for 1953. They are Bruce Allen, previous school Mt Pleasant and Sandra McGregor, previous school Queen Street.Yellow paper typed ballarat junior technical school, l garnar, junior technical certificate, head master, mr kennedy, hon secretary, ballarat district scholarship committee, bruce allen, mt pleasant, sandra mcgregor, queen street

Letter from The Queen Elizabeth benevolent Home to Mr Sullivan, Secretary, Technical School Choir re Radio Appeal. The Directors of 3BA have allotted Sunday 20 September for our Radio Appeal and the Committee were hoping that the BJTS Choir would participate.Yellow paper typed Letterhead of Queen Elizabeth Benevolent Home Signature of Keith Mackay, Managerballarat junior technical school, l garnar, junior technical certificate, head master, queen elizabeth benevolent home, keith mackay, manager, radio appeal, 3ba, mr sullivan, school choir

Letter from L Garner to Mr Buchanan, the Head Master of Humffray Street State School, notifying him that the winner of the Adam Lindsay Gordon Scholarship for 1953 is Lynette Reynolds.Yellow paper, typed.ballarat junior technical school, pyrox tape recorder, l garner, head master, l buchanan, humffray street state school, adam lindsay gordon scholarship winner, lynette reynolds

Letter from Sgt Jack Dihm, Pacific Islands Regiment in Port Moresby, requesting information of the standard he reached while at BJTS during the years of 1934-35. The reason being he is expecting to do further examinations for higher promotion in the Australian Regular Army..1: Hand written letter in blue ink on lined paper .2: Yellow piece of paper typed .3: Yellow paper, typed..1 Signature of Jack Dihmballarat junior technical school, l garner, head master, jack dihm, school records, period 1934-35, sargeant, pacific islands regiment, port moresby, promotion, australian regular army

Letter from V G Empey, the Secretary of the Apprenticeship Commission of Victoria, requesting the completion of an application form for K J Duncan into an apprenticeship.Yellow paper typedSignature of V G Empeyballarat junior technical school, l garner, head master, k j duncan, apprenticeship commission of victoria, certificate of qualifications, school certificate, qualifications for trade mentioned, v g empey, secretary

A letter from Keith Mackay, Manager of The Queen Elizabeth Benevolent Home to Mr L Garner, Head Master of BJTS. It refers to the wonderfull assistance given by the students labelling 12,000 collection cans. Warmest thanks and congratulations on the splendid behaviour of the boys and girls. Many thanks and Best Wishes to be passed on to the students.Yellow paper typedLetterhead Signature of Keith Mackayballarat junior technical school, l garner, head master, keith mackay, manager, queen elizabeth benevolent home, assistance of students, labelling collection cans, congratulation on behaviour, board thanks and best wishes

Request from Keith Hamilton, staff member, to have two half days' leave with pay to sit for University of Melbourne final examination in Pure Mathematics, Part 2. Days are Thursday 2nd November, A.M. 1st paper and Wednesday 15th November, P.M. 2nd paper.1 white page, typedballarat junior technical school, head master, robert watson, keith hamilton, leave with pay, pure mathematics part 2, final examination, melbourne university

Letters written to Mr Garner and Mr Richards from John Johnstone. He was a diver and was wondering if he could talk to the students about salvage work from the oceans. Talk titled "Salvage from the Sea" and tells of how over eight tons of gold was recovered from the wreck of the R M S "Niagara" off the coast of New Zealand.2 hand written letters on beige writing paper - thick Brochure - blue and white with blue printing.Signature on letters John E Johnstoneballarat junior technical school, head master, l garner, school of mines and industries, r richards, principal, john e johnstone, salvage from the sea, r m s niagra, gold bullion, new zealand coast, film screening for school

School of Mines Ballarat is a predecessor of Federation UniversityTyped letter on white paper outling the Joe White Bequest and responce from School of Mines BallaratPrevious amounts received 21/6/1968 $1500 26/6/1969 $1500 1970 Nil 28/5/1971 $1500 written in pencil bequest, joe white, joe white bequest, school of mines ballarat, e.j. barker

Letter from Stewart Ferguson to Mr Garner reguesting a reference to go with his application to the Education Department for a Student Instructorship of Sheetmetal. He needs a reference from a Principal of a Technical School. Mr Garner was the principal at Bendigo Junior Technical School at the time Stewart was at school. Mr Garner provided a statement he was a competent student of good character..1: Lined writing paper, hand written in blue pen .2: 1 cream coloured page, typed ballarat junior technical school, head master, l garner, bendigo junior technical school, stewart ferguson, reference, education department, student instructorship of sheetmetal

Letter from Mrs McDonald requesting her son be enrolled at BJTS for the following year. Understands date has passed for enrolments. Knows there are a number of students from Meredith wishing to come. Would it be possible for the Bus to come to Meredith. Already goes to Elaine, four miles away. Mr Garner explains it is too late to enrol. School is full. Suggests he does Grade VII and then make application before October 1953. Ballarat High School Principal arranges bus travel..1: Lined writing paper - blue ink .2: Cream page, typed.1: Signature of Mrs Les McDonald ballarat junior technical school, head master, l garner, mrs l mcdonald, son, enrol at bjts, meredith, grade vii, ballarat high school, principal, october 31

Letter of reference written in 1952 for Peter Campbell. States he has just sat for his Junior Technical Certificate which he is expected to pass. He is a suitable candidate for apprenticeship in the Victorian Railways. Letter os 1956 certifies that he passed his Junior Technical Certificate in 1952. .1: Cream page, typed .2: Yellow paper typedballarat junior technical school, head master, l garner, peter david campbell, junior technical certificate, apprenticeship, victorian railways

School Report on student Michael Johnson. Settled well from England in 1951. Coping with Form 2 work. Promotion to Form 3 probable. Good character.Cream paper, typed ballarat junior technical school, head master, l garner, michael johnson, moved from england, form 2, adjusted to new school

Letter from Ballarat Junior Technical School regarding student Nigel Bruce Miller. This reference was addressed to his mother in Werribee. and to be used to assist with his transfer to another school.Cream paper, typed ballarat junior technical school, head master, l garner, nigel bruce miller, mrs m miller, werribee, junior technical certificate, transfer

.1: Request from Ian Melville Kelly for Salary adjustment for years 1951 and 1952. .2 & .3: Correspondence from The Library Association of Australia for Ian Kelly to be supervised during the Association's Examinations in June. There are two papers and times etc are specific. Writing paper, candidate's number and instructions for supervisors will be forwarded. Second letter indicates that the school has not replied to the request of the first letter.3 Cream pages, typed .2 & .3: Letterhead Signature of Honorary Secretary Judith Hunterballarat junior technical school, head master, l garner, ian melville kelly, salary adjustment, library association of australia, association's examinations, supervisors, judith hunter, honorary secretary

Letter from Mr Gibbens requests a statement that fees had been paid to Ballarat Junior Technical School before his son Paul transferred to Swinburne Technical School. The amount was 25/- (One pound five shillings) This would mean he only had to pay 10/- to Swinburne. Letter to certify Paul Gibbens had made payment was provided by Mr Garner..1: Lines writing paper - hand written in blue pen .2: Cream pages, typed .1: Signature of D Gibbensballarat junior technical school, head master, l garner, d gibbens, paul gibbens, school transfer, swinburne technical school, school activities payment, one pound five shillings

Letter of appreciation from Mrs Hood for the work done chopping wood by two boys from the school. It was part of the Social Studies . Boys were Peter Moon and Brian McInnes. They were a credit to their parents, school and themselves. 2 sheets of lined writing paper, hand written in blue ink Signature of Mrs E M Hoodballarat junior technical school, head master, l garner, mrs e m hood, peter moon, brian mcinnes, social studies, appreciation of work

Letter to Mrs L E Trevenen explaining that the School's "Social Service League" has terminated activities for the year. All money has been disbursed. May be able to assist in the future. Cream paper, typed ballarat junior technical school, head master, l garner, l e trevenen, social service league, activities terminated, money disbursed

A4 documents relating to the University of Ballarat mergerballarat school of mines, univerisity of ballarat, wimmera institute of tafe

School of mines and industries is a predecessor of Federation UniversityBallarat School of Mines was an education facility set up during the gold mining era in Ballarat to assist in the education of miners in a variety of subjects to do with mining. It later became a technical school and then a TAFE before its current format as a University. This document is a submission for one of the courses run at the School of Mines and Industries Ballarat.A4 sized stapled booklet on white paperschool of mines and industries, unemployed youth, jillian ewence, catherine mason, ed poley, john barnes, booklet, submission