photocopynon-fictionComparing figures of attendances over past two years.1960s

original x 1 photocopy x 1non-fictionPremier opens new Reception Centre at Wildlife Sanctuary 1960s

photocopy two pages..Article published over four weeks, January 22, January 29, February 5, February 12, 1944. Amongst subjects mentioned, start of charging for admission, setting up of Committee to choose land, flood damage, collecting animals, first captive platypus at Sanctuary and official opening of Sanctuary.1940s

photocopyThe Chief of the Imperial Staff (Field- Marshal Lord Alanbrooke) visits Healesville Sanctuary.1940s

photocopyMonthly meeting of Sanctuary Committee.1940s

photocopynon-fictionMembers of new committee named in article. Representatives of Healesville Council and public have yet to nominated.1940s

photocopynon-fictionThe new committee for Healesville Sanctuary will hold its first meeting today1940s

photocopynon-fictionNew committee named in article. Representatives of Healesville Shire Council and Healesville public have yet to be nominated.1940s

photocopyReport from San Francisco re Mr David Fleay returning to Sanctuary with a variety of animals and birds.1940s

photocopySome explanations as to why the Committee of the Sanctuary lost confidence in Mr Fleay and reiterates their confidence in Mr Pinches. Comments on some derogatory points made by Mr Fleay.1940s

Photocopynon-fictionMr H.A. Lindsay-Field appointed to the Committee of Healesville Sanctuary.1950s

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

Photocopy non-fictionShort story about a mud-lark which was taken to the Healesville Sanctuary1950s

Photocopynon-fictionIncrease in number of visitors to Sanctuary and reasons why. 1950s

Photocopynon-fictionNumbers of visitors to Sanctuary increasing. The campaign against vandalism has been quite successful.1950s

originalnon-fictionpublic notice about information being sent to unknown regarding the Sanctuary 1950s

originalnon-fictionOpen column The Sanctuary Director 1950s

Original non-fictionMembers of the Opportunity Club visit Healesville Sanctuary. From donor's personal collection. Reproduction copy has been replaced with the original- 22 April 2009 [KM]1950s

Originalnon-fictionExhibition of the Platypus ['Corrie'] - Wesley College Forestry Camp to help with cultivation of native flora- Parking area to be improved at Sanctuary.1950s

Photocopynon-fictionWinifred Atwell and husband made a motion picture which is hoped will be seen on television overseas. Description of incubation of emu eggs at Sanctuary.1950s

Photocopynon-fictionThe Olympic Tyre Company presented Healesville Sanctuary with new display building for the platypus.1950s

photocopynon-fictionPrincess Alexandra's visit to the Sanctuary. 1950s

original non-fictionSanctuary inmates The emu1950s

photocopy Loose talk about the bad conditions at Healesville Sanctuary. And if the Sanctuary is to prosper it must be extended to take in part of the old Coranderrk reservation.1940s

Photocopy two pagesPetrol restrictions and no Sunday train is restricting visitors to Healesville.1940s

photocopySuggestion that Healesville Sanctuary becomes a National Park.1940s

photocopynon-fictionPlans for Healesville Sanctuary and appointment of an advisory committee will be discussed by Cabinet. Committee would comprise of not only Government officials but with experts on native animals and birds included.1940s

photocopyArticle on Australian Brush turkey including detailed description of building of mound and breeding of chicks. Mentions brothers W H and J M Ingram who donated money for enclosure.1940s

photocopyDetailed report on the special screening of `motion pictures' in the Badger Creek Hall in honour of Mr and Mrs Fleay. `Colour pictures' were also shown of the Fleay's travels in America and film made on exhibits in Sanctuary. 1940s

photocopyHistory concerning Healesville - Sanctuary not mentioned.1940s