.1 - .4 DETAILED MAP OF CLUNES BY F.C.W. .5 MAP OF CLUNESlocal history, documents, maps, maps

5-78 p.; ports; tables; maps; bib.; 25 cm.ararat shire-history

The City of Nunawading's CEO leaves after 5 1/2 yearsThe City of Nunawading's CEO leaves after 5 1/2 yearslocal government, city of nunawading, local officials and employees, dilley, warwick

Sale notice for 5 Benares Street Mitcham. Agent: Ray WhiteSale notice for 5 Benares Street Mitcham. benares street mitcham, no. 5

Spitfire was painted originally by Barrie Clark. Born in 1943 he was a painter and Biographer. He is currently 77 years of age and still actively working. Supermarine Spitfires were responsible for many victories in the air - war with Germany during World War 11. They were a powerful and very maneuverable aircraft. The Rolls Royce "Merlin" engines - a V12 engine of some 1440 horse power were used to propel the aircraft.Spitfire model V B.Spitfire armament consisted of 8 - 303 in calibre machine guns,4 20 mm cannon,also a pair of 50mm Browning machine guns. With this armament they were a formidable aircraft.Wooden framed print of Mk 5 Spitfire aircraft by Barrie Clark.Barrie A F Clark. painted in bottom left corner of print. Lower centre of print " Spitfire by Barrie Clark ". Vickers Supermarine Spitfire Mk. V B of 243 Squadron Royal Air Force. Spitfire has S N - M on body of aircraft.

No. 5 Contents: Essays drawn from The Public Right to Know ConferenceISBN: 1920831134freedom of information -- australia, freedom of speech -- australia

The Warrnambool RVIB Auxiliary was believed to be formed in 1936. This collection includes an article showing the strength and determination of auxiliaries dated March 1940 ' Blind Institute Annual Meeting' - "If this war was only going for six months, I would say to all our workers- Down Tools- and give your efforts solely to war purposes. But this war is more likely to last six years in my opinion, than six months. It is not right to rob Peter to pay Paul, especially where Peter is a frail little fellow," said Mr. Van Assche, of the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind, when appealing at the annual meeting of the Warrnambool Auxiliary yesterday afternoon for a continuance of support to the institution as far as the altered circumstances would permit. "The war had changed the whole aspect of the bright financial outlook of the institution," he said. "In the year just ended, largely due to the auxiliaries' efforts, the subscriptions had reached a record figure of £9,274, which was £461 better than the previous twelve months." 5 minute books -- 1 account books -- various newspaper clippings royal victorian institute for the blind

Master Copy Drawing for setting assignments for Landscape Graphics (5 sheets)landscape design, vcah, burnley