photocopynon-fictionQuestions regarding how the new committee were selected. Why old committee not asked for advice etc.1940s

photocopyShort report on some of Mr Fleay`s achievements.1940s

photocopyNatives in Gulf country in Northern Queensland send python with young wallaroo in side it. 1940s

Original mounted on papernon-fictionMr Pinches details many changes and acquisitions in Sanctuary.

Photocopynon-fictionDescription of animals and birds preparing for Spring.1950s

Photocopynon-fictionTiger cat on the loose.1950s

Photocopynon-fictionHealesville Sanctuary supplies snake anti-venene for young victim of copperhead snake bite. 1950s

Photocopy 2 pagesnon-fiction4 Stories1950s

Original non-fictionPhotograph of baby koala on mother's back. Photograph of newly hatched Cape Barren gosling, and mother emu with unhatched eggs and chickens.1950s

Photocopynon-fictionArchitecture students prepare plans for development of the Sanctuary.1950s

originalnon-fictionBoys to have flora plot1950s

Photocopynon-fictionEffort is being made to feature Australian animals and flowers at the Sanctuary. 1950s

Photocopynon-fictionComments on emus in picnic area at Sanctuary.1950s

originalnon-fictionMr W Marriot donates 100 Gouldian finches from NT1950s

Photocopynon-fictionNew platypussary , a gift from Olympic Tyre and Rubber Company to open.

photocopynon-fictionWind damage at Sanctuary1960s

Photocopy.non-fictionThe Premier state that the Government will encourage those who want to preserve our national assets. Collected from State Library Melbourne Victoria.1950s

Photocopynon-fictionAppointment of Major-General V.P.H. Stantke as Chairman of the Sanctuary1950s

Originalnon-fictionDescription of activities of many animals at this particular time.1950s

Photocopynon-fictionNew arrivals- Four young goshawks.1950s

Photocopynon-fictionYoung boys encouraged to collect worms and yabbies to feed platypuses at the Sanctuary.1950

Photocopynon-fictionDemonstrations of snake handling and first aid.1950s

original non-fictionPhoto of two baby stocks flown from NT1950s

photocopynon-fiction3 Stories1950s

Photocopynon-fictionPart of the Coranderrk- the old aborigine station may be used to extend the Sanctuary and subdivided for soldier settlement1950s

photocopynon-fictionOut for a flash - It's in the bag1950s

original non-fiction2 photos platypus swimming and crowd 1950s

.1 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH SCOUT GROUP .2 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH CUBS GROUPON REVERSE: NAMES WRITTEN IN PENCIL; .1 BACK ROW: RON PATTERSON, BARRY WATTS, JOHN CARTER, ALAN JONES, GEOFF CONSTATINE, HAROLD MCRONIE 2ND ROW LESTER CAMPBELL, ALAN HENDRICKSON, GREG PATTERSON, JOHN WORSLEY, BILL VAN BERKEL, BOBBY MEAD, RON JONES, BERTIE VAN RAAPHORST 3RD ROW: GRAEME COOK, UNKNOWN, JOHN WILLIAMS, GRAEME FEATHERSTON, UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN, GRAHAM TOOLE, IAN IODER FRONT ROW: UGO LA IACONO, KEITH OULTON, ALLAN PATTERSON, CYRIL SWANTON, JON PEART, JIM FLYNN .2 BACK ROW: EDDY LUFF, ERIC HENDRICKSON, LAURIE RIENIETS, TREVOR LAZARUS, IAN JONES, LANCE INGRAM. MIDDLE ROW: IAN VORBACH, BILL MAKER, ARNO VAN BERKEL, BRIAN FOLEY, PETER LAZARUS, RICHARD VINECOMBE, ROBERT CAMPBELL FRONT ROW: HAYDEN TORNEY, PETER BALLINGER, DAID WILLIAMS, CYRIL SWANTON, NEIL HIGGINS, WALLACE BRITTEN, ARTIE VAN RAAPHORSTclunes scout group, clunes cub group

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