Hand written police Criminal Offence report - unlawful assault; Port Fairy Police Station

Guest Book - needs description

Specifications for laying on water service to library cottage. Hand written in pencil on lined paper. Second page has rough drawing of layout of pipes.Back: Names of six tenderers, handwritten in pencil

Eleven foolscap size page index of Register for the North Portland Cemetery, from June 1867

Relates to the Port of Portland. Donor is the nephew of Keith Stirling Anderson, known as KS.port of portland, k s anderson

Local ChemistFront: n/a

Undertakers Bookundertaker, record

Portland Cemetery Records.

Suttons Chemist, PortlandFront: n/asuttons chemist, prescriptions, ledger, record, 1960s

Suttons Chemist, PortlandFront: n/asuttons chemist, prescriptions, ledger, record, 1940s, world war ii

Local ChemistFront: n/a

New Portland Athletics Club, 1960portland athletics club, 1960s, receipts

Ledger, Portland Free Library

Local Chemist - Suttons, PortlandFront: n/asuttons chemist, prescriptions, ledger, record, 1970s

Suttons Chemist, PortlandFront: n/asuttons chemist, prescriptions, records, ledger, 1980s

Local Chemist - Suttons, PortlandFront: n/asuttons chemist, prescriptions, ledger, records, 1980s

Local Chemist - Suttons, PortlandFront: n/asuttons chemist, prescriptions, record, ledger, 1970s

Portland Chamber of Commerce Minutes.

Register, North Portland Cemetery.cemetery, north portland, register

Local Buttery Factory Minutes.

Minute Book, new Portland Athletics Clubportland athletics club, administration, minutes, records, leisure, clubs, sport

North Portland Cemetery cash booknorth portland, cemetery, administration, receipts, records, financial

Barry was a police officer stationed at Portland 1969 - 71. Stables were to be demolished. he was instructed to clean them out, and take the contents to the tip. He retained these documents and donated them to the Cultural Collection.Hand written supplementary Police Report of Criminal Offence - larceny, Mt Gambier SA police stationpolice report, mount gambier, theft, larceny

Hand written supplementary Police Report of Criminal Offence - cattle stealing, Macarthur police station, 19th Mar 1915

Victorian Railways Hamilton to Heywood single economy ticket, blue heavy card. No. 19588.

Yellow cardboard folder. Portland High School Annual Report 1978. It is a ten page Principal's report for Speech Day 15th December 1978, stapled inside folder.portland high school, 1978, annual report, speech day, education, secondary school

Victorian Railways cloakroom ticket, green and buff heavy card. No. 0128 Port Fairy.victorian railways

Hand written supplementary Police Report of Criminal Offence cattle stealing, Dartmoor police station

From Aussie Velos: Alfred George Healing was born in 1868 in the suburb of Richmond, Melbourne (VIC). Starting in the cycle industry as a cycle builder and repairer in 1898, he obtained the Victorian agency for the English “Haddon” bicycle located on Bridge Road, Richmond. With many years behind him in the bicycle industry in 1907 he opened a small shop from borrowing £50 from his sister and began operating as A.G Healing. Importing bicycle parts Healing was quickly gaining a reputation for his quality and service among the cycling community, with steady business growth, Healing stumbled across an error that had been made in a recent order which resulted in twice the number of bicycle parts received. With no finances to pay for them, Healing decided to cycle around Victoria selling these parts to make the money he needed to fix up the order. As Healing travelled across Victoria he found that there was such a large market place for cycling gear that the order was soon fixed. It became apparent that Healing needed to open cycle shops in various locations. By 1912 Healing decided to open up his own proprietary company in Niagara Lane, Melbourne (VIC), the company was surging with enthusiastic cyclists and commuters and other branches began to spread all over state of Victoria. In 1921 Healing’s son Keith joined the firm and became an apprentice bicycle maker and Healing cycles grew more popular and at peak production 25,000 bicycles were made per year. Shops under the name of Healing were now operating across Australia. The business was now transferred to another location of Melbourne House, Post-office place (MELB). In 1926 Duncan and Co. wholesale and retail distributors of automotive parts was absorbed and was occupied in a larger building in Franklin Street (MELB) to maintain the warehouse operations. A.G Healing was now a public company. By 1933 the firm also began to specialize in importing radios and later began to make their own. One of the many Champions who rode on a Healing cycle was W.K “Bill” Moritz. His achievements included winning all major events in Australia and New Zealand during the years of 1936-37 path racing season. In 1936 Healing released a lightweight cycle that would rule in their supreme line-up, built from the lightest possible materials, the frame and forks were chrome plated, stripped for racing weighed exactly 16 1/2 lbs. It was fitted with special “Osgear” three-speed gear and built specially built for D. Byrant. By 1937, Healing cycles were being ridden by many, at the exhibition board track Jack Molloy won the Victorian ten-mile amateur championship, Bill Moritz captured the five mile professional, and Tassle Johnson the five-mile amateur scratch race. These wins brought up the total championships won in one week by Healing cycles to six.A hire agreement (hire purchase) between H.L. Vivian and R&G Finances Pty Ltd, for a Healing 'A' bicycle, with Eadie Coaster Hub brake.