Two pages of notes and subdivision sketches on tracing paper.Mary Ann Williams of Bedford Road Ringwood in the County of Mornington, wife of John Williams of the same place, Gardener, is now the proprietor of and estate in fee simple subject to the encumbrances notified herunder in all that piece of land deliniated and coloured red on the map in the margin, containing 72 acres 3 roods and 30 perches of thereabouts being parts of Crown Portion 16, Parish of Ringwood, County of Mornington, together with a right of carriage way over the road coloured brown on the said map. 18/4/1912. Encumbrances - special railway conditions contained in Crown Grant to Nelson Polak. Transfer to Elizabeth Anne Yelland 10/9/1918 Transfer to Mary M Savage 16/5/1912 (?) Easement - Emma Blood 8/10/1919 (?) Turner - 12/3/1924 18 Greenwood Avenue 3/7/1915 Caveat no.63960 25/8/1924

Sent from New Guinea. Sketches of natives on frontpicture, ww2, general

Manual Of Map reading part 3 Field Sketchingdocuments, 1957, army

Photograph of sketch - View of Sandridge - Booth, Australia. 1880On rear: E.C.Booth - Australia. 1880. P78built environment, n chevalier, london virtue & co ltd

Framed Document with sketches on how to analyse a bomb crater.framed document, crater analysis sign

Magazine No 12 of 13 Printed in the field by the AIF Printing Section during WW1 Price 10 centimes Magazine of cream colour pages with sketch of soldier with rifle Top - No. 12 March 1919 Centre - Aussie aussie - the australian soldiers magazine, ww1, 1919

After the war, Phillip Harris produced a monthly in Sydney and renamed it 'Aussie: the Cheerful Monthly' from 1920. It built a sizeable circulation and for several years it published the major Australian writers and cartoonists of the day. It set out to sustain the digger culture and defend the rights of the veterans, while also embracing the re-adjustment of returned soldiers into civilian life. Magazine of cream colour pages containing stories and sketches No. 14 Aussie, April 15 1920 aussie:the cheerful monthly, magazine, 1920

Cantlon is widely known for his illustrative paintings of Victorian historic homes, and he wrote and illustrated Homesteads of Victoria 1836-1900 published by Georgian House in 1967. Bontharambo is a homestead located in Wangaratta and was built in 1857-9. This homestead plays a prominent role in the history of Wangaratta and the pastoral history of Victoria. Rural City of Wangaratta Collection. Purchased with funds from the Wangaratta Art Council.An black ink sketch of the Bontharambo homestead on white paper.Obverse: Cantlon 65/ (bottom right)wangaratta art gallery, maurice cantlon, ink drawing, bontharambo, homestead

Cantlon is widely known for his illustrative paintings of Victorian historic homes, and he wrote and illustrated Homesteads of Victoria 1836-1900 published by Georgian House in 1967. Fairfield, Rutherglen is located in the North East region of Victoria and is a historic homestead that was built in 1889 and plays a prominent role in the history of the region. Rural City of Wangaratta Collection. Purchased with funds from the Wangaratta Art Council.An black ink sketch of the Fairfield homestead on white paperObverse: Cantlon 66/ (bottom right)wangaratta art gallery, maurice cantlon, ink drawing, homestead, fairfields, rutherglen

Rural City of Wangaratta CollectionAn architectural sketch in black ink of a cathedral on white paper.30/150 John O'Brien/ (bottom left) Holy Trinity Cathedral, Wangaratta. (bottom edge)wangaratta art gallery, wangaratta, holy trinity cathedral, cathedral, architectural sketch, sketch, john o'brien

2 copies of sketches of Blackburn Infant Welfare Centreblackburn infant welfare centre, blackburn

Black and white photo of Sketch of Mitcham Memorial Hall.membray, bryan, mitcham memorial hall

Photographic copy of an ink sketch of Main Street Rutherglenmain street rutherglen

Two men stand on a stage, one holding a key wallet out in front of him, and the other with a pair of comic glasses and a hearing aid who appears to be talking to the man behind him. This image was possibly taken from a play performed by staff in the 1970s.B/W photograph of two man performing a sketchA106E5 Mobility - currentroyal blind society of nsw, mitchell street theatre