David Gordon Collection. Full page of The Age (Business section) including article

David Gordon Collection. Compiled by David Gordon. Black binder

Williams Family Collection. Original photograph mounted on card backing. George Foers (named on reverse) was Tarnagulla's policeman from 1900-1910.Monochrome photograph depicting four sisters from the Bool family of Tarnagulla, dressed up for the 1904 'Poster Fair', wearing labels relating to local stores and household products. In May 1904, a ‘poster fair’ was enjoyed by attendees at the the Victoria Hotel and Theatre, Tarnagulla. It included a range of stalls where ‘about 30 young ladies, who had charge of the various stalls, wore costumes with advertisements of local and metropolitan business firms’ to raise funds for the new Church of England parsonage. From the left, Ruth Bool is representing the Exchange Store, Florrie Bool is supporting the Criterion Store, Vera Bool prefers Hudson's Soap, and Alice Bool is advocating Velveteen Soap.'Handwritten on reverse: "G. Foers. All the Bool Girls".tarnagulla, bool, thomson & comrie's exchange store, businesses, celebrations, entertainment

This business and building once stood on the east side of Commercial Road, Tarnagulla. Williams Family Collection. Monochrome photograph of Philip Masters, carpenter and undertaker, and another man in front of Masters' business premises in Tarnagulla, Victoria. A small cottage can be seen behind the store. An original photograph, mounted on card. Handwritten on back: 'Tarnagulla & District' tarnagulla, education, school, children

Donald Clark Collection.A typed copy of the contents of a Tarnagulla Postal Directory of 1868. Lists government representatives, businesses and their owners and private residents.

Donald Clark Collection. A paper business docket from J.K. Byrne & Son, Bendigo, issued to Donald Clark of Llanelly.