BLACK CARDBOARD WITH RED BINDER, MINUTES WITH DETAILS OF PUBLIC MEETINGS IN TOWNHALL, CORRESPONDENCE, LETTERSBACK TO CLUNES MINUTE BOOKback to 1933 clunes minutes, correspondence

THE RESOLUTION BY THE COUNCIL WHICH ACCEPTED THE RESIGNATION OF MR. JOHN SWAINSON DUE TO INDIFFERENT HEALTH, ACKNOWLEDGING HIS FAITHFUL SERVICES DURING THE PAST 32 YEARS. THE COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY VOTED THE SUM OF 10 POUNDS STERLING.PRINTED COPY OF RESOLUTION RECORDED IN THE MINUTES. PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL AT MEETING ON 6TH SEPTEMBER 1911.local history, government, local government, council, swainson family

THE CLUNES GUARDIAN & GAZETTE WAS PRINTED AT THE "GUARDIAN" OFFICE FRASER STREET, CLUNES, FOR THE PROPRIETRESS.CLUNES GUARDIAN & GAZETTE FRIDAY, MARCH16,1951 ABOUT CLUNES COUNCIL MEETING, A REVIEW OF PROCEEDINGSnewspaper, clunes guardian ' gazette newspaper, council meeting

A report on a decision adopted at a Council meeting to divide the municipality into four areas for planning purposes.A report on a decision adopted at a Council meeting to divide the municipality into four areas for planning purposes.residential development, city of nunawading, town planning

Notice of public meeting to consider the Nunawading Community Submission to the Local Government Board of Reference.Notice of public meeting to consider the Nunawading Community Submission to the Local Government Board of Reference.city of nunawading, local government, amalgamations

History of Morton Park, with form calling for a public meeting to discuss a new hall in BlackburnHistory of Morton Park, with form calling for a public meeting to discuss a new hall in Blackburnmorton park, shire of blackburn and mitcham, parks and reserves

CD of talk given by Dot Browne to the Whitehorse Historical Society at their February 2009 meetingbrowne dorothy (dot), athletics

Notes of a talk by Neville Daynes to the Annual General Meeting of the Canterbury History Group 2011canterbury, bryson street, daynes> neville, maling road, theatre place, shops, public transport, world war 1939-1945

MINUTES DATED:- 1907 JUN 2 FEB. 1. MAR.2. MAY 1. JUNE 12. JUL24. AUG.14. 4 8. 18. 19. 18 28 1908 JAN 21EMERALD GOLD MINING COMPANY, LEXTON MEETINGS HELD AT THE TOWN HALL HOTEL, CLUNESlocal history, documents, minutes, mining

Glen Cosham, Helen Barry, Kelly and Bob Gardiner, as members of families with multi-generational history in Port, discuss experiences and respective family histories. PMHPS monthly meeting 23.07.2018 Duration including meeting preliminaries 1:17:26domestic life, built environment, families, glen cosham, helen barry, robert (bob) gardener, kelly gardiner

Ian Munro, retired MFB Station Officer and CFA volunteer, discusses the history of Fire Services, especially relating to Australia and Port Melbourne Duration 01:33:50 (including meeting preliminaries) PMHPS Meeting 27/5/2019fire and fire services, mfb, metropolitan fire brigade

Following the success of the Society’s first zoom meeting with presentations on the theme of “I Wish I had Been There” presentations on the theme of “I Was There when …” were made to the Port Melbourne Historical and Preservation Society during the Society’s Annual General Meeting on 25 August 2020.Digital video recording of PMHPS meeting held via Zoom on 25 August 2020. Three members spoke on the theme “I WasThere When …” Liana THOMPSON – I was there when the Council was sacked by the Liberal State Government and the City of Port Melbourne was forcibly amalgamated with the Cities of South Melbourne and St Kilda to form the City of Port Phillip. Suzy MILBURN – I was there when the last photograph of the City of Port Melbourne was taken by John Kirby. It includes citizens and Councillors assembled outside the Town Hall during the wake held for the city. Greg HANSEN – I was there about thirty years ago when Sherrie and I moved into Port Melbourne. Greg reflects on the neighbours who welcomed them and their role now welcoming new neighbours to Port.liana thompson, amalgamation, local government - city of port melbourne, local government - city of port phillip, suzy milburn, john kirby, greg hansen, port melbourne historical & preservation society, ken hall, lorraine hall, state government victoria

The Port Melbourne Historical and Preservation made history on the 28 July 2020 when, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, we hosted our first meeting via Zoom.Digital video recording of PMHPS meeting held via Zoom on 28 July 2020. Eight members spoke on the theme “I Wish I Had Been There …” Margaret BRIDE wishes she had there when Wilbraham LIARDET had ridden up and down Bay Street proclaiming the separation of Victoria from New South Wales. John MAY wishes he was there in 1937 when Port Melbourne and Williamstown Football Clubs swapped players. Sue LEONG wishes she was there in July, 1901 in front of the building where she now lives but previously was a stables and carrier’s business. David RADCLIFFE wishes he was there in March, 1924 when the HMS Hood and the HMS Repulse arrived in Port Melbourne. Beris CAMPBELL wishes she was there in 1974 at Arch TODD's Mayoral Ball at Port Melbourne Town Hall. Garry SMART wishes he was there for the Sandridge Council meeting held at the newly built court house on 23 August 1860. Helen BARRY wishes she was there at the Graham Street railway gates where her grandfather proposed to her grandmother. Lex JOHNSON wishes he was there on the last Saturday in August, 1946 when Port Melbourne took on Coburg at North Port Oval.margaret bride, wilbraham frederick evelyn liardet, wfe liardet, separation, john may, port melbourne football club, williamstown football club, sue leong, knight's transport, david radcliffe, hms hood, hms repulse, beris campbell, archibald (arch) todd, celebations - balls, gary smart, local government - municipal district of sandridge, court house, helen barry, lex johnston, coburg football club

Colour photograph of Retired Staff Asssociation Annual General Meeting. The person on the left is Ken Clements.retired staff association, ken clements