The idea for a Bowling Club was started by Mr. Bert Cocks, the Manager of the State Savings Bank when he arrived in Ringwood in 1929 but it took two years before a suitable site and was found and in 1931 the club as formed. Ther were 57 foundation members. The President was Councillor Arthur Blood and W. Cox, Secretary. Ten months later the first Annual Report stated that " the green was ready for sowing, a Club House with a billiard table , donations of light fittings and furnishings by members and committee and a balance sheet showing assets over liabilities of £446,3,8." The book continues until 1961.It was compiled by Members Jack Knox and Wilfred Bamford.Plain green hard-covered book (untitled) with 25 typed pages. Letter to members inviting them to read the story and pass the book onto other members. Foreword by the President in 1961

Brown hardcovered book of 313 pagesnon-fictionw. dittmar, aldred mica smith, chemistry, gas analysis

The author, Wal Wall, attended Ballarat Teachers' College in 1949. Frank Lord was principal of Ballarat Teachers' College from 1946-1950.A biography of Frank Lord, Principal of the Ballarat Teachers' College from 1946 to 1950.frank lord, ballarat teachers' college, world war one, f.w. lord, world war two, principal, wal wall, family history, genealogy

Buff coloured booklet referring to the freedom of entry to the City of Ringwood being granted upon Royal Australian Engineers 3 Division. This booklet is the Procedure for Official Guests. Two copies - one has Offical Car Park sticker affixed inside.

46p. : illus., ports.,; indexnon-fictionThe story of Moorabbin as seen by its people.moorabbin, pioneers, early settlers

Two photos in black frame. 1. Stationary aircraft with troops and APC's in attendance. 2. Military personnel and a Jeep at rear of aircraft.airfields, caribou, photograph

A blue covered manual two punch holes down the left hand side. On the top right hand side reads: 7610-66-100-8541. At the bottom of the page reads 1980australia - armed forces - service manuals, short range anti-armour weapon 66mm l1a2 f1, infantry training

Index, bibliography, ill, maps, p.191.non-fictionAn account of the Australian army involvement in Borneo 1962-1966 during the confrontation with Indonesiaaustralian armed forces - borneo - 1962-1966, australian army - officers

Ill, p.40non-fictionIllustrative and textual description of Australian field artillery 1939-1945military weapons - australia, weapons - australia

Index, ill, p.19.non-fictionDescribes the operation of the Short Sunderland flying boat during World War IIworld war 1939-1945 - aerial operations - britain, sunderland flying boat

Report of curriculum of school and its intended participation in Healesville Sanctuary's programs. Story on lack of support by State and Federal governments for cultural programs at Worawa College in Healesville. This article represents a continued connection between Aborigal communities and Healesville Sanctuary.Newspaper article

Black Material with red lapels and cuffs. Silky material lined. No buttons or other adornments other than two shoulder tabs with silver buttons:laurel leaves, crown,snakedress uniform, jacket

Systematic Terrorism is one of most formidable weapons in the Communist armoury.vietnam war, 1961-1975 - atrocities, political atrocities - vietnam

c.l; PATCHES TARPS, c.r; SHEBP(illeg.) TRANSPORTaustralian artist, colour, circles, abstract

Textbook used by Home economics students at Williamstown High School in the 1940's. Brown card cover, 62 pages.williamstown high school, textbooks, 1940's, home economics, cookery

Hard cover book printed 1916 by Ernest Scott, Professor of History at University of Melbourne.history, australia, e. scott