24 page magazine, publisher by Traction publication recording current event in Australia & New Zealand railways & tramways - with photos, advertisements, see list for contents. Railways in Australia The Magazine about Australian Trains, incorporating TRAM TRACKS, the Electric Traction Monthly Contents (Summary) Articles New Zealand Railways - Record Year - pl, 2 and 3 Diesel operation of South line is SAR plan - p2 Comrails plan big improvements - p3 New north line soon for NSWR? - p3 About Locomotives - QGR Garratt's, VR N class, R class, NSW 58, TGR diesels - p4 and 5 Holiday by Rail - C.Einsiedel - Vic and NSW Comparisons are Odious - An American View - PCC tram for MMTB - p9 More Fare increase - Sydney, Melbourne and elsewhere - p10 Operation 'Strike' - Melbourne Trams Handle Crowds - by KSK - p 1 2 and 13 (VR trains on strike) - very interesting. - has map of ~B including authorised lines. High Voltage ~ Electric Railway news - NSW, VR, Gippsland - p 14 Model Railways in Australia - p 1 8 and 19 The Mayfield Lines ( large garden 0 gauge model railway, by L.A. Clark, includes plan - p20 and 2 I.) Photographs NSW steam loco 5801 - pl TGR diesel railcars built by Comeng - p3 NSW 38's - p4 MMTB PCC tram 980 and interior view - p9 Photo of St Louis Car Co. B3 bogie used under PCC car - p10 Perth Trolley Bus - No. 41 - p 1 3 Advertisements McGills Newsagency - p2 John C. Beckett - photographer - p6 Meadmores model engineering Co. - p6 and p 14 WAGR institute magazine - p6 Wattle Park - p7 Australian Model Hobbies - SA - p 1 5 Traction Publications - p 1 5 The Main Hobby Depot - Melbourne - p 1 5 Railway Destination Rolls, LA Clark - pl 5 Model repairs - R.Pearson - p19 Hearn's Hobbies- p21 The Hobby Shop p21 Herbert Small - p21 Australia Railway Models - p22 Scale Model Railway Equipment - p23 Bames Tennis Centre - p23 Traction publications listings and books etc. - p24 - and where to purchase magazine. Amalgamated Blind and Tent Co. - p24 Other List of office bearers and general information for ARLHS Obituary for Maj Gen. A.C.Fewtrell Chief Civil Engineer for NSWGR Tramway news - Sydney King St. Closure, Wanganui system closure, Latrobe St. Melbourne, Melbourne VR trams, SEC trams purchasing maximum traction trams, Launceston, Hobart, Kalgoorlie - p I 1, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide - p I 5 Drawing of Adelaide H class trams - p 1 9 Club noticeboard, and Question box - on Outer circle Railway. Wad 25.11.95 Record images added 20/8/2013. trams, tramways, australian railways, new zealand railways, model railways, model tramways

Naomi Ellis serving during tennis Open Day Lakes Entrance Victoria. Also a black and white photograph of Naomi Ellis number 03983.1 size 11 x 7.5 cmBlack and white photograph of Naomi Ellis serving during tennis Open Day Lakes Entrance Victoriasports, tennis, clubs, recreation

tennis coach Mike Spruzen with St Brendans grade five pupil Tabitha Lancaster during kids tennis foundation program taken at tennis court on Rowe Street Lake Entrance VictoriaColour photograph of tennis coach Mike Spruzen with St Brendans grade five pupil Tabitha Lancaster during kids tennis foundation program taken at tennis court on Rowe Street Lake Entrance Victoriasports, tennis, clubs, recreation

Bairnsdale District Tennis Association Summer Junior Grand Finalists showing winner of section two Daniel Kinsella, David Wright, Casey Shaw, Trent Parsons the team from Lakes Entrance VictorColour photograph of Bairnsdale District Tennis Association Summer Junior Grand Finalists showing winner of section two Daniel Kinsella, David Wright, Casey Shaw, Trent Parsons the team from Lakes Entrance Victoriasports, tennis, clubs, recreation

number in album 03539.01Colour photograph Beryl Allen and Shirley Stephenson with table tennis racquets in hand at Senior Citizens Club. Lakes Entrance Victoriasenior citizens, activities

number in album 03539.02Colour photograph table tennis players David Gilfillan, Lylah Whitehead, Elaine Lay, Glenice Soderland at Senior Citizens Club. Lakes Entrance Victoriasenior citizens, activities

Junior tennis team winners of section one in Summer competition Ben Jenkins Justin King Michael Winchester Chelsea Stark Lakes Entrance VictoriaColour photograph of Junior tennis team winners of section one in Summer competition Ben Jenkins, Justin King, Michael Winchester, Chelsea Stark Lakes Entrance Victoriasports, tennis, clubs, recreation

Built in 1926 the Ben Green memorial Rotunda was named after a local citizen of Charlton. Ben Green was a solicitor and member who supported many school prizes for literature. Ben was also president of the Charlton Club and of the Charlton Coursing Club. Ben was a keen tennis player, winning Victorian Championships in 1892, 1893, and 1984. The garden in which the Rotunda stands also contains the Boer War, World war I and II memorial and a bust of Harold "Pompey" Elliott.Standard colour photograph.charlton, elliott gardens, rotunda, parks, green ben

Built in 1926 the Ben Green memorial Rotunda was named after a local citizen of Charlton. Ben Green was a solicitor and member who supported many school prizes for literature. Ben was also president of the Charlton Club and of the Charlton Coursing Club. Ben was a keen tennis player, winning Victorian Championships in 1892, 1893, and 1984. The garden in which the Rotunda stands also contains the Boer War, World war I and II memorial and a bust of Harold "Pompey" Elliott.Standard colour photographcharlton, elliott gardens, rotunda, parks, mechanics institure, golden grains museum, ben green

Built in 1926 the Ben Green memorial Rotunda was named after a local citizen of Charlton. Ben Green was a solicitor and member who supported many school prizes for literature. Ben was also president of the Charlton Club and of the Charlton Coursing Club. Ben was a keen tennis player, winning Victorian Championships in 1892, 1893, and 1984. The garden in which the Rotunda stands also contains the Boer War, World war I and II memorial and a bust of Harold "Pompey" Elliott.Standard colour photograph.charlton, elliott gardens, rotunda, parks, green ben

Junior tennis players with their awards after winning the Winter competition Jonathan Pasquill most consistant and Simon Cordery most improved Lakes Entrance VictoriaBlack and white photograph showing Junior tennis players with their awards after winning the Winter competition Jonathan Pasquill most consistant and Simon Cordery most improved Lakes Entrance Victoriasports, tennis, clubs, recreation

Jonothan Pasquill, Bree Waters, Jono Ellis and Chris Smith who took part in Junior Doubles tennis match Lakes Entrance VictoriaBlack and white photograph showing Jonothan Pasquill, Bree Waters, Jono Ellis and Chris Smith who took part in Junior Doubles tennis match Lakes Entrance Victoria sports, clubs, recreation

Dick Ellis Lakes Entrance tennis player was runner up in the Veterans singles gameBlack and white photograph of Dick Ellis in action at Ensay Tennis Tournament Ensay Victoriasports, tennis, clubs, recreation

non-fictionIn 1877 John O'Brien selected Negoura at Swifts Creek, and the O'Brien name has been prominent and well-known in the district since. Pat O'Brien is the third son of John's eldest grandson, Jack (dec) and Clare O'Brien, who have farmed at "Fernlea", Ensay since 1948. He grew up and went to school in Ensay and then to boarding school at St Patrick's College, Sale. From 1952 to 1965, he worked in the Ensay district as a shearer, contract fencer and general farm hand. He was actively involved in community affairs becoming president of the Ensay Tennis Club for three years and was a foundation member of the Ensay Bowling Club. For 14 years he played for the Ensay Football team and for seven of those years was a delegate to the Omeo District Football League. After leaving Ensay in 1965 he spent two years in Bairnsdale before moving to Morwell and later Traralgon in the Latrobe Valley. After leading the highly successful Save our Shire campaign from 1983-86, he served two terms on the Shire of Traralgon, becoming president in 1990. In 1959, Pat married Ann Smyth whose forebears, the O'Rourkes, moved from the Monaro in New South Wales to Gelantipy in the 1830's. So they are both true-blue Gippslanders. They have seven children and nine grandchildren to date and now live in Merimbula. Conscious that much of the history of his family, neighbours and friends is being lost, he wrote this book because he believes that the stories and characters mentioned are part of our heritage and should not be forgotten. (Back cover)gippsland region (vic.) -- history, biography, ensay station, swifts creek (vic.)