Two part Family Excursion Ticket - Mitcham to Melbourne, No. 3921. Consists of salmon coloured top half, white bottom half, perforated between both halves, required the date to stamped or written in both halves. Printed by F. D. Atkinson Govt. Printer, Melbourne. Rear is plain white.trams, tramways, mitcham, melbourne, tickets, victorian railways, vr

Sydney Flat Gold to Woodvale Green. Espress Printers, Bendigo. ISBN L0-9591143-0-0. Cover Design & illustrations by Kevin Vallence. Woodvale Progress Association 1984. Photographs and Illustrations and plan. 80 pages. With IndexRay Wallacehistory, woodvale, ray wallace, woodvale progress association, sydney flat, weddikar run, myers creek, eaglehawk, poet, book collector, naturalist, history 1845, gold 1852, squatters, government, early settlers, farmed, school, church, industry, pubs, railway, sport, artists

Book. 20 page soft cover book showing specimen books of account containing 12 month's transactions with explanatory notes. Issued by the Public Works Dept. of Victoria. Govt. Printer - Robt. S. Brain, Melbourne. On the front cover -Handwritten in ink - 'From the Secretary of Public Works. Also a purple stamp - 'N. McL Young. A.F.I.A. A.A.I.S. Accountant and Auditor, Bendigo'Public Works Dept. Victoriagovernment, state, specimen accounts, public works dept. victoria, n.mcl.young

index, ill, maps, p.64.non-fictionA brief history of the Tasmanian Government Railway branch line from Railton to Roland in Tasmania in the Municipality of Kentish.railway operations - tasmania - history, railway construction - tasmania - history

Booklet - Commonwealth of Australia, State of Victoria, Supplemental Electoral Roll of the Commonwealth Division of BENDIGO, State Assembly District of BENDIGO/MIDLANDS/GISBORNE, State Electoral Province of BENDIGO/NORTHERN; and Subdivisions of Bendigo, Castlemaine, Eaglehawk, Elmore, Golden Square, Heathcote, Kyneton, Maldon, Marong, Raywood, Sandhurst East, Seymour, Strathfieldsaye. Printed and Published by A. C. Brooks, Govt. Printer for VictoriaCommonwealth Governmentcottage, miners, supplemental electoral roll, bendigo

Booklet: Grey cover 80 page illustrated booklet, in 2 parts, titled 'First Book'. Issued by the Victorian Education Dept. A school reader to help pupils read and understand sounds. Handwritten in red pencil on front cover 'J.Mane' (?). Price 4d crossed out and 2d written above it. Printed by H.J.Green, Governmetnt PrinterVictorian Education Dept.government, state, education, victorian education dept., school reader, j.mane

This is the program of a concert held at Price’s Exchange Hall in Warrnambool in December, 1867. The concert was under the management of the Warrnambool Anglican Minister, Archdeacon T. P. Beamish and the proceeds were in aid of the Warrnambool Church of England Common School. The programme was printed on silk at the office of the Warrnambool Examiner newspaper. This paper was founded in 1851 by a pioneer settler in Warrnambool, Richard Osburne and it was leased by Henry Laurie and William Fairfax from 1867 to 1872; these latter two became the founders of the Warrnambool Standard (1872 to the present day) and were the printers of this program. There were 26 musical items, a recitation by John Flaxman and a ten minute interval. Three of the performers at this concert were well-known in Warrnambool for their musical talents – singer, William Fairfax, noted above, singer Sarah Welchman (also the proprietor of a private school for girls) and singer Mrs Steedman (also the proprietor of a girls’ private school in Warrnambool). The Warrnambool Church of England Common School (number 661) was established in Warrnambool as a Government-subsidized denominational school in 1860 and closed in 1876 when the Jamieson Street Warrnambool State School (SS1743) opened. Archdeacon Peter Beamish, the sponsor of the concert, was the Anglican Minister in Warrnambool from 1850 to 1895. Price’s Exchange Hall was part of a Temperance Hotel opened in Liebig Street in 1861 by Richard Wrench. In the 1860s Thomas Price opened the Royal Exchange Hotel on these premises and his Exchange Hall was the largest hall in Warrnambool at that time. This is a most significant item because:- 1. It is a rare example of a 19th century programme printed on silk 2. The listed concert programme is a good example of the type of entertainment held in Warrnambool in the 1860s 3. Some of the participants in the concert were well-known entertainers in Warrnambool in the 1860s – Fairfax, Steedman, Welchman 4. The programme is one of the few mementoes we hold of the Church of England Common School 5. Other people important in Warrnambool’s history are connected to this item – Archdeacon Beamish, Fairfax and Laurie of the Warrnambool Standard and Thomas Price and his Royal Exchange Hotel Hall. This is a programme printed on silk. The sheet has a decorative border, black printing and an image of musical instruments and music scores. The programme has frayed edges.Church of England Common School Grand Amateur Concert Wednesday 4th December 1867 Price’s Exchange Hall, Warrnambool royal exchange hotel, liebig street, warrnambool, archdeacon beamish, warrnambool, fairfax and laurie, warrnambool examiner, church of england common school 661, warrnambool, william fairfax, sarah welchman, mrs steedman, dr mckenzie, william chambers, henry chambers, john fairfax