(On original) : Notes by W(?) Anderson 28/2/45. Date stamp of School of Primary Horticulture and Agriculture Burnley E1burnley gardens, richmond, department of lands & survey, orchard

The Sheriff's Cup was awarded to the winner of the Under 16 Flat Race at the annual Ballarat College sports day. (Ballarat College later became Ballarat & Clarendon College.) The Ballarat Star, 16 November 1889, p. 4, reported" "The Flat Race, under 16 years, brought out the largest field. It was won by W. McCook in fine style." William McCook, born 1873, was a son of Archibald McCook, who managed Mt Bute and other pastoral stations for Sir Samuel Wilson. William McCook also managed Mt Bute station, between 1907 and 1917.Silver trophy awarded to W. McCook for an under 16 Flat Race.Text: ' The Sheriff's Cup / 1889 / FLAT RACE UNDER 16 / GIFT OF / W.D. Anderson, Esq. / WON BY / W. McCook.'william mccook, sport, awards, trophies, ballarat college, mt bute [pastoral station]

White, round, china dish, Westminster. Coloured decal, 3 sections: 'K.S. Anderson Wharf, Historic Cottage, Obelisk, Portland Vic'. Gold rim. Measurements 10cm diameter Depth 1.5cmBack: Makers stamp - Westminster

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesBack: White Sticker - & Black biro - mas breakup - 1990 ? pencilport of portland archives, k s anderson, celebration, cake

Port of Portland Authority Archivesport of portland archives, portland harbour, lee breakwater, ocean pier, ks anderson construction

Port of Portland Authority Archivesport of portland archives, lee breakwater, construction, k s anderson wharf

Port of Portland Authority ArchivesBack: Bottom right corner '5-12-91'

Port of Portland Authority Archivesport of portland archives

Port of Portland Authority Archivesport of portland archives, portland harbour

Photo of members of Port Melbourne Bowling Club assembled in front of club rooms for opening of the 1929 season; taken from bowling green. Syd and Mabel ANDERSON are at centre, 3rd and 4th rowssport - lawn bowls, sydney sims anderson, mabel anderson, town clerks, port melbourne bowling club

Preserved when Library was demolished in 1989Bronze plaque from 1938 Municipal Library (Market site, Liardet Street). Lists Councillors, Engineer, Fennell - Tree illustration with children reading, is signed "Anderson". Four bolts protruding at back.built environment - civic, town clerks, city engineers, william howe, james peter crichton, herbert charles edwards, thomas griffin, henry carr southward, joseph bertie, michael thomas woodruff, george alexander rogers, sydney sims anderson, henry melville fennell, fred cook, port melbourne library

Book of reports to Port Melbourne Council handwritten by Town Clerks EC Crockford, AV Heath and Syd Anderson, 1909 to 1927. Maroon with dark red binding, labels stuck on front and spineFlyleaf in pencil: 'u/i' and '4/'local government - city of port melbourne, local government - town of port melbourne, arthur victor heath, sydney sims anderson, edward c crockford, town clerks

Graeme ANDERSON, Charlie CHRIMES, Lil GOSS, Ray LANDORF, Wally LOCKHART, John MAY, Jim PENALUNA, Max PENALUNA, Ray STEVENSON. Panel discussion on growing up in Clark StDuration 00:47:41families, built environment, clark street, graeme anderson, charlie 'dooley' chrimes, lilian 'lil' goss nee johnson, ray landorf, wally lockhart, john may, max penaluna, jim penaluna, ray stevenson

sandra mcmahon, garden design, warwick anderson, architect, house design

Belonged to Shirley Anderson, deceased Sept 01, whose estate was left to Wendy LowensteinCommonwealth of Australia Treasury Bond, 1951, interest coupons which have been partially spent to 15th Nov 1957. Printed on paper in coloured ink; (faceside) violet, reddish-orange and black graphics and type on off-white paper; (obverse side) light brownish graphics and text. The words "31/8% repayable 1st November, 1962-1965"appear as a heading.In pencil on faceside: '11/35' On back in stamped pink ink: '25 Jun 1951'commonwealth government