Map. Powlett, County of Bendigo, County of Gladstone, Janiember West, Janiember East, Yarrayne, Salisbury West, Kurting, Korong, River Loddon. By Authority Albert J. Mullett, Government Printer, Melbourne. Photographed at the Department of Lands and Survey, Melbourne by W. J. Butson.2-12-15. Price 1/-. (number 119 in map cupboard 1)Albert J. Mullett, Government Printermap, bendigo, powlett

Small, faded greenish book titled 'Can We Help You?' issued by Geo. Brown, Secretary for Mines under the authority of The Hon. H. E. Bolte, M. L. A., Minister of Mines. Mines Department Melbourne, Victoria 1949,(Sixth Edition). Printed by J. J. Gourley, Government Printer, Melbourne. In the front of the book is a Plan showing location of Mines Department Head Office, Geological Museum & Laboratory. Book is set out in a question and answer format. Book covers subjects on mininng and petroleum leases and licences.book, book, can we help you?, geo brown, the hon h e bolte, mines department melb, j j gourley, mines department head office geological museum & laboratory, royal mint melbourne

Two licences, yellow-brown Victorian Gold License No 210, dated May 31, 1853 (a) and a Miner's Right No 20, dated 28 June 1861(b). The Gold License cost one pound ten shillings and for the month of June 1853. It was for Crown Lands within the Loddon District. At the bottom of the license are five Regulations to be observed by the person digging for gold or otherwise employed at the Gold Diggings. It has a crest at the top with a lion and a unicorn. Printed on a circular cnetre piece are the words: Honi so- -al y pense and below the lion, Dieu, in the centre is -t mon and under the unicorn is droit. The Miner's Right No 20, issued by the Colony of Victoria, for the District of Maldon, cost one pound. Across the top is a crest with a lion and a unicorn holding up an oval piece with a crown and a lion on top, In the oval is an illustration with two men and a woman and sailing ships in the background. Around the top of the oval is: Moni s- - qui mal y pense and at the bottom: Advance - Australia. Under the lion is: Dieu et mon and under the unicorn: Droit. Has been stamped in black, but is unreadable. Signatures and names on both documents are very hard to read. Printed by: John Ferres, Government Printer, Melbourne.document, gold, miner's right, miner's right, gold license no 210 & miner's right no20, john ferres

This was a map made in the period before Cardinia shire was created in 1994. With intricate labelling of lot allocations, this map is a invaluable research potential for understanding the settlement of the area and its development in the first half of the 1900s. A paper map with yellow shaded areas and black ink.On Left Side: Pakenham (lot numbers throughout the map) Top side: Gembrook, Tonimbuk Right Side: Bunyip, Koo-wee-rup East Bottom Side: By Authority: / H.E. Daw Government Printer / Melbourne Koo-wee-rup Bottom Right Corner: NOTE: The allotments colored brown are freehold. In respect of which the name. The Area, and the Date where given, are the particulars set out in the Crown grant as issued by the Lands Department. / After the issue of the Crown Grant, all subsequent dealings are effected at the office of titles, Queen Street, Melbourne, and particulars as to present registered ownership, boundaries, subdivisions, etc., may be obtained by search at that office. / This plan has been compiled from the Lands Department Record as at June 1944 / Nar-Nar-Goon / County of Mornington / Drawn and reproduced at the department of lands and survey, Melbourne Price 2/. June 1944 h.e. daw, map, nar-nar-goon, county of mornington, pakenham, koo-wee-rup

Set of two letters between Mr. P. J. Pringle of ESCo Ballarat and Mr. D. Murdoch, General Manager of the TB Melbourne and a copy of the Victorian Government Gazette of Wed. 20/3/1929 regarding fares along the same routes that trams and buses travel. In Bendigo and Melbourne, the fare by bus was 1 penny more than the tram. 1976.1 - Victorian Government Gazette - No. 32 - 20/3/1929 - pages 1067 to 1124 - with page 1081 highlighted on the front cover in blue pencil and a ESCo date received stamp (16/4/1929) on the front cover. Page 1081 details the City of Bendigo's By- Laws and Regulations No. 58, pursuant to the Urban and Country Act of 1927, relating to Motor Omnibuses. Details the requirements of bus owners in the Bendigo district, definitions, licence fees, routes and fares, timetables over five pages. Following this item are similar regulations for the Shire of Mildura (p1086). Item 335H x 210W, consisting of four staple sections. Damaged on left hand edges, particularly around page 1081 where the two letters were pinned. (Removed at time of cataloguing). Also yellowing and damage due to silver fish along bottom edge. Printed by H.J. Green Government Printer, Melbourne. 1976.2 - Letter from Mr. P. J. Pringle (ESCo) to A. D. Murdoch Manger TB dated 16/4/1929 forwarding a copy of the Bendigo Motor Bus regulations and noted that where the buses traversed the tram routes, the fare is 1d more and that the buses have regular service schedules. Licence fee is 5/- per annum per passenger that the bus can carry. Mr. Pringle thought that this was inadequate. Also notes the cost of insurance. On ESCo letterhead - two pages white paper, has been folded into 6, pinned in the top left hand corner., damaged on the right hand edge and top left hand corner. Size 262H x 203W. 1976.3 - Carbon copy of letter from Mr. Murdoch to Mr. Pringle on pink paper, dated 20/4/1929 thanking of the advice and noting that on the Melbourne - Brighton - Caulfield route, the minimum fare where the bus traverses the same route as the tram, is 5d, while the tram fare is 4d. All corners damaged or folded, silver fish damage on right hand edge. Size - 336H x 2089W. See Reg Item No. 2260.1 and 2260.2 for the relevant Acts of Parliament On top of the pink sheet written in pencil is the file number "22/1/2" and "52/1/15".tram, trams, bus fares, bus competition, esco, mmtb, licence fees, melbourne brighton bus

Used by district inspectors assessing the educational standards, buildings and grounds.Report Book Feb 1956 - Oct 1965. Grey covered with dark grey binding, mended with cream binding.

Collected from Ringwood Primary State School No.2997 when it closed in 1998. The handwritten 80 pages cover assessment of the subjects taught, discipline and classroom layouts.Inspector's report book labelled 7 orange invoices for Victorian Reading Books - grey covers with cream cloth spine, 80 pages all used

Used to record the annual inspector's report on the Ringwood State Elementary School No. 2997. The state of the grounds, teachers, state of classrooms and discipline, are all recorded.Grey covered thin cardboard covered inspectors report book with beige cloth binding; 80 pages all used and all handwritten. +Additional Keywords: Betheras, J H / Henderson, J / Burgess, H / Davis, JDepartment of Education Victoria. Inspector's report book No 2997.