During 1978 strips of tickets were used on the Nursery and Link lifts at Falls Creek. For each ride a ticket was torn off by the operator at the bottom of the lift. Ski lift tickets have changed often during the years from single lift coins, single tickets, day tickets, electronic tickets. The names and existence of lifts has also changed over time.In 1978 ski lift tickets were sold as a strip of 7 and operators were employed on each lift to collect them. Falls Creek is a major ski resort in Victoria and Australia. This strip has been superseded by other forms of 'tickets' sold at Falls Creek. This ticket also names 2 of the lifts which operated in 1978. Seven ski lift tickets attached as a strip to a butt. They are for the Nursery lift or the Link Lift at Falls Creek for the 1978 season. The writing is black on white and the strip has a thick green stripe down the length of it. In red at the top hand written: "Please Use."ski lift tickets. falls creek. alpine sport. downhill skiing.

Student with trees in the Nurserytrees, nursery, student

Student in a greenhouse in the Nurserygreenhouses, nursery, student

This style of milk bottle began to appear in Australia in the 1930s. The number stamped on the base indicated the dairy to which the bottle belonged. Nursery milk had a higher guaranteed fat content than ordinary milk. Lady Talbot, the wife of a Victorian Governor, was associated with the movement that was to become the Free Kindergarten Union in 1908. The Talbot Milk Institute was associated with the Union. It provided free uncontaminated milk to needy families, since many infant deaths and illnesses were traceable to unsuitable or adulterated food. A wide necked milk bottle made of clear glass. Embossed in an arc on the front of the bottle: 'Lady Talbot Milk Supply Co. Specially supervised nursery milk.' Also embossed on base: '62'.infant feeding

A 1939 booklet of nursery rhymes designed to inspire Australian children with their own fairy stories. Olga Dorothea Agnes Ernst published the rhymes under her married name Waller. This copy was presumably used by Helen Gibson in her pre-school teaching and was donated to the society as part of her collection of materials.Stapled booklet with cardboard covers and twenty-four pages, containing lyrics and music to ten songs composed by Olga D. A. Waller M. A. (words) and Jean M. Fraser (music). The songs, described as "Mountain nursery rhymes" are all concerned with the Dandenong Ranges.In ink on flyleaf: To dear Rita, With love. June 1950. Marie. "There's joy in Remembrance."dandenong ranges

unidentified staff member in the Nurserynursery, plants, staff

Pots in an open area of the Nurserypots, nursery, plants

Colour photographs of tulips at Lambley Nursery.lambley nursery, ascot, tulips, flora

Colour photographs of tulips at Lambley Nursery.lambley nursery, ascot, tulips, flora

Colour photographs of tulips at Lambley Nursery.lambley nursery, ascot, flora, poppies, poppy

Colour photographs of tulips at Lambley Nursery.lambley nursery, ascot, flora, poppies, poppy

Colour photographs of tulips at Lambley Nursery.lambley nursery, ascot, flora, poppies, poppy

Colour photographs of tulips at Lambley Nursery.lambley nursery, ascot, flora, poppies, poppy

Colour photographs of tulips at Lambley Nursery.lambley nursery, ascot, flora, blossom

Staff Member and a student in a Nursery greenhouse.staff, students, nursery, greenhouses

3 similar photographs of students in the Nurserynursery, plants, students

Photographs mounted on heavy cardboard for a display. (1) Nursery with 2 men, "Nursery Trade" handwritten on reverse. (2) Nursery with man and child, "Nursery Trade" handwritten on reverse. (3) Construction site with 1 man, "Landscape Design" handwritten on reverse. (4) Park with 3 men, "Parks and Gardens" handwritten on reverse. (5) Private gardennursery, men, children, parks, gardens

2 similar photographs of Matthew Griffiths in the Nursery. On reverse of 1, "Burnley A) Matthew Griffiths"matthew griffiths, nursery

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