Article and advertisement for sale of 331 - 335 Mitcham Road, Mitcham, home of Dr Threlkeld. It is part of the land purchased by Dr Francis Drake 75 years ago, he built a surgery and was involved with a private hospital on the next door site where Mitcham R.S.L. is now. He also conducted a sanatorium where Whitefriars is now. Between the wars Dr Stanley Cochrane built the home incorporated into a surgery in 1929. Dr Threlked continued the medical practice, erecting separate consulting rooms on the adjoining land to the site now being sold.threlkeld, verner w., dr, drake, francis john, dr, cochrane, stanley, dr, auctions, mitcham road, mitcham., drake & co.

The names of the Amess women who owned the lace are: Jane Amess (nee Straughan) – donor Unity’s great grandmother (pet name Janet, but not used as it will confuse with Unity’s mother). Jane was the wife of Samuel Amess, first Samuel Amess to own Churchill Island. Frances Amess (nee Turnbull) – grandmother, married Robert Lisle Straughan Amess, 4th child of Samuel and Jane Janet Jickell (nee Amess) – mother, 2nd of two children of Robert and Francis, married James Jickell Unity Mary Bright (nee Jickell) was the donor, 2nd of two children of Robert and Francis. The Amess family owned Churchill Island from 1872 to 1929. This lace collection was owned and contributed to by four generations of Amess women, see above.See photos (4)Packaged with note "Fine cotton bed jacket. Hand embroidered scalloped edge."janet amess lace collection, lace, churchill island, bed, jacket, amess

Also a colour photograph taken in the Hancock home Lakes Entrance of a painting of Glencoe Scotland painted by Francis Jamieson previously in Campbell''s Glencoe Station Dutson near Sale Victoria Now in the Hancock Collection 05061.1Colour photograph of Brian Hancock presenting CF Hancock Memorial Trophy to Les Rogers and Katrina Fearnley at Golf Club Lakes Entrance Victoriaworld war 1939 - 1945, people

all bottles found in old well on site of old Bartlett's Cordial Factory on corner of Francis Street and Service Street, Tatura opposite Lake Bartlett in 1999 by owners of the land who were clearing land to build units9 bottles, 7 glass and 2 pottery - 1)pottery, colour stone & light tan, inscription in black "drink good old ginger beer brewed by J. Bartlett & Co Tatura" and "This bottle is the sole property of J.Bartlett & Co. and must not be used by any other persons."|2)pottery, colour stone & brown, inscription in black "drink good old ginger beer made by J. Bartlett & Co Tatura" and "This bottle is the sole property of J.Bartlett & Co. Tatura" Stamped into pottery is oval stamp with words "Govancroft of Glasgow" and the number 1.|3)clear glass bottle with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co" and "Lemonade" and a small number 2. On base is "M5 29, a symbol and M".|4)clear glass bottle with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co" and "Lemonade" and a small number 2. On base is "M5 29, a symbol and M".|5)green glass bottle with marble in neck with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. JB & Co Trade Mark Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co" and "Lemonade" . On base is letter "M".|6)green glass bottle with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co" and a small number 4 . On the base is letters M750, M and ACM.|7)clear glass bottle with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co". On base is ACM.|8)clear glass bottle with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co" and small number 1. On base is M749, M and ACM.|9)clear glass bottle with fancy pattern on neck with inscription in glass "J.Bartlett & Co. J.B. Rushworth & Tatura" and "This bottle is the property of J.Bartlett & Co". On base is L567, M and ACM.tatura, bartlett, drink, bottle, glass, pottery, industry, smith, reynolds, technology, bottles, ceramics, stoneware

Faxsimile Reprint of 1848 booklet printed in London J. Allen warwick, Paternoster Row: D. Francis Mile End Road. May be had of all Booksellers. Inlcudes what Emigrant must provide at minimum when on passage to the colonies.Paper Back, Fawn cover: Brown print Seals of Australia, New Zealand, Van Dieman's Land, and the Seal of Swan River.Seal of New Zealand Seal of Australia [Picture of Seal] [Picture of Seal] The Emigrants friend or Authentic Guide to South Australia Including Sydney: Port Philip or Australia Felix: Western Australia, or Swan River Colony: New South Wales: Van Dieman's Land; and New Zealand original published in London in 1848. Recreated by Reader's Digest Sydney [Picture of Seal] [Picture of Seal] Seal of Van Dieman's Land [Seal of Swan River]

Howard Nicols from Flagstaff Hill gave them to John Francis to give to MDC c1999. A deadeye is an item used in the standing and running rigging of traditional sailing ships. Three holed blocks were called deadeyes as they resembled the skull of a sheep.Maritime history and technology tells an important part of Portland's story.Set of 6 deadeyes - flat wooden blocks with holes for the rope system that stabilises the boat's mast. Some old rope which could be original is attached and a metal rod attached to the bottom 3.maritime, ship technology, rigging, deadeyes