Visit of HRH The Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex KG GCVO to Federation University Mt Helen Campus. Prince Edward is Chair of the Trustees of the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award Foundation. .1) Order of Proceedings .2) Table settings 3.) Overview (Vice Chancellor Helen Bartlett, Chancellor Paul Hemming, Tammy Gilson Wadawurrung, Dara Twomey, Caleb Myers, Mt Helen Campus, Sports science Centre, Arts Academy, Tree of knowledge) .4) Table name cards .5) Invitations .6) Menuprince edward, earl of wessex, royal visitor, federation university, wudawurrung, helen bartlett, paul hemming, tammy gilson, dara twomey, caleb myers, mt helen campus, sports science centre, arts academy, tree of knowledge, clare gervasoni, steve davies

Imagined image of Allan WHITTAKER drawn by Edouard INGLES for the film 'An Ordinary Life'. As there are no photographs of Allan, the artist based his drawing on images of working men and their clothing in the 1930's. Allan WHITTAKER was one of the first Australians to enlist in the AIF in WW1 and was wounded on the first morning of the Gallipoli landing. In 1928 he was shot by police at Princes Pier during protests at the use of scab labour to try and break the maritime strike. He died later in hospital. His death and the strike are remembered annually at Princes Pier on the 2nd November. piers and wharves - princes pier, allan whittaker, waterside workers, industrial disputes - waterside workers

WO2 Key has provided distinguished service to the 4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse RegimentService Dress, complete. With medals: Vic Police Valour Award for Bravery Medal, Vic Police Diligent and Ethical Service Medal, Royal Life Saving Society of Australia Bravery Cross Medal, Bravery Award and Bar, National Emergency Medal (Vic Fires 2009), National Police Service Medal, Defence Long Service Medal, National Medal, Aust Defence medal

Medallion, metal, antique silver plated finish. OBVERSE Badge of the 4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse Regiment, surrounded by title of the Regiment. REVERSE Three charging Lighthorsemen. 14 x 7mm panel for engravingmedallion, light horse,

Letter dated 06.03.2013 addressed to Pat GRAINGER from Carl DAVIS describing some Davis family history including his great grandfather's garage on the corner of Princes and Graham Streets, and other Port Melbourne people.families, communication - radio, business and traders, george marcus (mark) davis, george washington davis, carl davis, tommy lahiff, vern hookey

One of four photographs of Beach Street from Station to Princes Pier taken by Alison Kelly from the roof of the Missions to Seamen building. The four make up a panoramic view of the foreshore, .04 being an outer sectiondemolitions, piers and wharves - station pier, alison kelly

One of four photographs of Beach Street from Station to Princes Pier taken by Alison Kelly from the roof of the Missions to Seamen building. The four make up a panoramic view of the foreshore, .05 being an inner sectionpiers and wharves - princes pier, alison kelly

One of four photographs of Beach Street from Station to Princes Pier taken by Alison Kelly from the roof of the Missions to Seamen building. The four make up a panoramic view of the foreshore, .06 being an inner sectionpiers and wharves - station pier, alison kelly

COPYRIGHT THE AGE Aerial photograph showing the Yarra River, Webb Dock, Port Melbourne beach, Princes pier, West Gate Bridge, Maribyrnong River, Swanston Dock and Melbourne City skyline. Taken mid 1990sStamped "Copyright. This photograph may not be reproduced without permission in writing from the Photo sales department of "the Age"'built environment - commercial, engineering - bridges, fishermans bend, natural environment - beaches and foreshore, piers and wharves - princes pier, piers and wharves - webb dock, transport - shipping, yarra river, west gate bridge, sandridge beach, maribyrnong river, swanston dock

Early records researched by Chris McCONVILLE, historian, MUA Whittaker Committee.Research notes on the life and family history of Allan WHITTAKER. Ten pages, A4 photocopies. Page 1 missing, dated 05.08.2009. Includes Whittaker's military record; also details relating to the shooting at Princes Pier, 1928families, piers and wharves - princes pier, piers and wharves - waterside workers, societies clubs unions and other organisations, mua whittaker committee, chris mcconville

When house in Rouse Street was demolished in November 1997, Peter LIBBIS obtained this from the bottle diggers who emptied the former cesspit behind All England Eleven Hotel.Beer bottle c1850-60s Burke's Pale Ale. Dug from cesspit behind All England Eleven Hotel, in Little Princes lane (ref photos of cesspit excavation 895)/ Dark green, fragments of label.business and traders - hotels, all england eleven hotel

Account of the Nash family's voyage from England to Australia c.1955. One of eleven digital images of the Nash family's migration to Australia & their time at the Fishermens''s Bend Migrant Hostel & their home at 319 Princes Street.immigration, nash family

This file contains four items. Princes Park information kit (misspelled princess park) compilation (clipped together) of photocopied material about aspects of the park, beginning with Princes Park North East Ground, official report for Glen Eira Council on condition of the park and recommendations for improvements, with blueprints and maps of proposed development. No date but most recent dated page (two letters from Douglas R Aylen, Chief Executive Officer, City of Caulfield, to residents about Princes Park playground is dated 20/05/1991. Includes photocopies of official materials on the purchase of land for the Park beginning in 1920. About sixty pages in all of which several relate to Caulfield Football Club and its campaign for a new pavilion 1967-70. Community News featuring Caulfields Parks and Gardens cutting from Caulfield Contact, 12/1991, on improvements to the park. Photocopy of letter from Rohan Storey Campaigns Coordinator, National Trust of Australia, Victoria to Manager, Planning Section, Glen Eira Council, dated 13/09/2002, headed National Trust Classification of Tree at Princes Park, South Caulfield Quercus suber (cork oak) at Regional level. Includes attached assessment form. Two black and white photocopies of photographs of Princes Park undated from Glen Eira Library Princes Park file, handwritten verso.princes park, parks and resources, glen eira city council, wilson k.d, harris mr, bricker d.c, caulfield football club, victorian football association, princes park trust, evans tim, ladson w.t, dixon r.c, caulfield church of christ, lewis mrs. i.e, caulfield south bowling club, hawkins a.w, briggs j.a, mcdonald s.l, renouf l.s, patience geoff, little ajax football club, gardenvale football club, south east suburban football club, southern metropolitan police football club, caulfield city soccer club, christian brother old boys, caulfield bears cricket club, national trust of australia (victoria), cork oak, tree, storey rohan

Association Secretary Ray Keen was a Regimental Sergeant Major of 4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse Regiment Three Christmas cards, two identical, from the Association. The internal inscriptions are the same except that two have Fenton denny as President and Ray Keen as Secretary. The other (1977) has A Sullivan as President and W R J McKell as Secretary4th light horse regiment

Crown Prince Willem Alexander of the Netherlands married his Argentinian sweetheart Maxima Zorreguieta Cerruti in February 2002.Simply produced paper item celebrating the wedding of Willem Alexander and Maxima which took place before he became King. The main section has been selected - the remainder folded behind and the result placed in a wooden frame. Their portraits are enclosed by a heart-shaped orange ribbon. A red, white and blue flag with orange pennant and an orange flag are on the opposite side. Both parts of the illustration are surmounted by a crown.Willem Alexander - Maxima

Lieutenant Colonel Peter Fernleigh was Commanding Officer of 4/19 Prince of Wales's Light Horse 1991-1993.Pale green folded card menu for Dining In Night to farewell Lieutenant Colonel Peter Fernleigh, 19 June 1993 fernleigh, oreilly, fitzroy