RULES AND SCHEDULE BOOK OF THE CLUNES AND DISTRICT PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY 92 PAGESclunes district, permanent investment and benefit building society

WESLEY COLLEGE COMMUNITY MAGAZINE "LION" EDITION 127 AUGUST 2016 TITLE: A TIME FOR GRAND OCCASIONS ON FRONT COVER: A TREU EDUCATION, CELEBRATING 150 YEARS 1882 - 2016 PICTURE OF 150TH ANNEVERSARY DINNER AT THE ROYAL EXHIBITION BUILDINGwesley college, lion, 150 years wesley college

ON 28TH OF FEBRUARY 2010 WESLEY COLLEGE CELEBRATED 10 YEARS OF ITS YEAR 9 RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM AT CLUNES.1 WESLEY COLLEGE COMMUNITY MAGAZINE FEATURING r g MENZIES - A WESLEY LIFE RECALLED, A LEGACY CELEBRATED DEDITION 108 APRIL 2010 .2 POSTER - CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF DISCOVERY AT CLUNESwesley college, poster 10 years of clunes

WESLEY COLEGE COMMUNITY MAGAZINE EDITION 103 APRIL 2008wesley college lion magazine, wesley community magazine

WESLEY COLLEG - LION COMMUNITY MAGAZINE EDITION 84 JUNE 2000 BULLYING - IT,S WORTH FACING UP TOwesley college, wesley college community magazine

.1 WESLEY COLLEGE COMMUNITY MAGAZINE LION EDTION 82 SEPTEMBER 1999 .2 WESLEY COLLEG COMMUNITY MAGAZINE LION EDITION 81 MAY 1999wesley colleg lion magazine, wesley college community magazine

.1 WESLEY COLLEGE MAGAZINE LION EDITION 122 DECEMBER 2012 BOARDING RETURNS TO WESLEY .2 CD WESLEY COLLEGE CHRONICLE 1998 GREAT MINDS THINK DIFFERENTLYwesley college, lion magazine, chronicle 1998

SPIRAL BOUND BOOKLET. CONTAINING DETAILS OF THE PLANNING OF THE CLUNES CAMPUSwesley college, daryl jackson architects

.1 MARCH 1999. A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL. A NEWSLETTER ABOUT THE PLANNING AND THE REASON TO BUILD A CAMPUS IN CLUNES ON THE UNITING CHURCH PROPERTY .2 A NEWSPAPER CUTTING ABOUT BUILDING A LEARNING VILLAGE IN CLUNESwesley college, clunes campus

11 PAGES ON YELLOWING PAPER MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA BUSINESS PAPER FOR THE FIFTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE ASSOCIATION TO BE HELD AN WEDNESDAY 16 OCTOBER 1946 10AM AND 2 PM, THURSDAY 17 OCTOBER 1946 10 AM AND 2 PM AT THE ASSEMBLY HALL, 156 COLLINS ST. MELBOURNEmunicipal association of victoria, fifty-fourth annual session

BOOKLET OF REMINDER NOTICES OF WATER RATES FOR 1892 ONLY A FEW ARE USED THE NOTICES ARE PRINTEDPM RED PAPER PM TJE CPVER: NO 7 BOOK NOTICES WATER RATES 1882 - 1ST AND 2ND MOIETY (HANDWRITTEN)ON COVER ROUND STICKER WITH"9"water rates, clunes water commissioner

.2 TWO PAGES OUT OF LICENCE BOOK 12 8TH APRIL 1903 TO HARVEST WOOD IN STATE FOREST IN CAMPBELLTOWN LICENCE EXPIRES 7 JULY 1903 .2 BOOK 375 NO 1 TO NO 24 TIMBER LICENCE ORDINARY WOOD, DATED 23 OCTOBER 1901 TO 29/07/1903.2 ON FRONT A WHITE ROUND STICKER WITH "16". ON THE BACK HANDWRITTEN 8/9/04timber licence, department of land and survey

GREEN HARD COVER WITH BEIGE SPINE. WRITTEN ON SPINE "RECEIPTS AUCTION DEPOSITS318 1-100" DATED 8/2/06 TO MAY 1911ON BACK PAGE: STAMP FEB 3-1906. HANDWRITTEN: 6/10/11auction receipts, auction deposit

BOROUGH OF CLUNES. BUTT OF RECEIPT BOOK NUMBER 324 TO 500 ON COVER: GENERAL RATE 1875 NOTICES NO 3 BROWN MOTTLED COVER WITH GREEN SPINE, BLUE PAPERROUND WHITE STICKER ON FRONT " 7 "rate notices, borough of clunes

ROUND METAL BUTTON WITH 4 HOLES INSCRIPTION ON THE BUTTON: CRAWFORD & NELSON LARNEcrawford & nelson, metal button

A FOLDER WITH SIX BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHURCHES, SOLDIER,S MEMORIAL, TOWNHALL OF CLUNES IN A GRAY-GREEN COVER. ON FRONT: PICTORAL SOUVENIROF CLUNES VICTORIA, POSTAGE 1 1/2 D - PRINTED MATTER ONLY ON THE LEFT AN UPRIGHT KANGAROO. ON THE RIGHT BOTTOM TWO HOPPING KANGAROOSON FRONT ON TOP IN BIRO 60Cpictoral souvenir, clunes souvenir

.1 CHRISTMAS CARD: SENT IN ALL SINCERITY FROM CLUNES INSIDE: THE DAWN OF A BRIGHT TOMORROW, BORN OF A YESTERDAY, BUT SHORN OF ALL CARE AND SORROW. TO MAKE YOUR HEARTBLITHE AND GAY WITH ALL GOOD WISHES FOR A HAPPY CHRISTMAS .2 GREETING CARD WARRACKNABEAL HISTORICAL CENTRE GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES ON BACK: SITUATED AT 81 SCOTT STREET THIS BUILDING HOUSES A FINE DISPLAY OF UNIQUE AND INTERESTING HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND IS WELL WORTH A VISIT .3 ENVELOPE WITH STAMP ADDRESSED TO CLUNES MUSEUM FROM M. KENNEDY .4 THANK YOU LETTER FORM CLUNES MUSEUM.1 FROM JEAN AND ANDREW WITH LOVE 1914 .2 FROM MARGARET KENNEDY, WARRACKNABEAL 22/4/2009m. kennedy, warracknabeal historical centre

A COLLECTION OF STORIES BY CLUNES RESIDENTS COLLECTED BY RHONDA FAWCETT WHICH COVERS MANY SUBJECTS AND EXPERIENCES FROM THE VERY YOUNG TO THE ELDERLY. GIVING A WIDE INSIGHT TO THE LIVES OF PEOPLE LIVING IN A SMALL HISTORIC COUNTRY TOWN. DARK RED COVER WITH GOLD WRITING non-fictionA COLLECTION OF STORIES AND VERSES BY CLUNES RESIDENTS, FROM THE VERY YOUNG TO THE ELDERLYfields of gold- collected words, rhonda fawcett

3 X COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN AT MT CAMERON ROAD BRIDGE OF THE FLOODS OF AUGUST TO SEPTEMBER 2010 PHOTOGRAPHS WERE TAKEN ON 12/08/2010 AND 04/09/2010STICKER ON THE BACK OF PHOTOGRAPH: MC. EILEEN BRADSWORTH, CLUNESflood 2010, mt cameron road bridge

DVD POSITIVE IMAGES OF AGING. A FILM BY KAREN MC MULLAN, JADE SMITHARD, DAVID BROWNself life not shelf life, karen mcmullan, jade smithard, david brown

2 COPIES OF HISTORIC RECORD OF CLUNES POST OFFICE, WHICH WAS OPENED IN OCTOBER 1857, CLUNES WAS A MAJOR GOLD-MINIG SETTLEMENT AND WAS THE SITE OF THE DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN 1851 . IN 1857 IT HAD A POPULATION OF 22O, IN 1861 THERE WERE 1711 IN 1881 5811 IN 1891 3486 IN 1901 2426 LONG YIELDING QUARTZ MINES WERE LOCATED AT CLUNES. THE TOWN IS LOCATED ABOUT 33 KM NORTH OF BALLARAT. IT BECAM AN LPO ON 4 JANUARY 1994 BARRED NUMERAL CANCEL 147 WAS USED AT CLUNES. IT IS RATED AS COMMON POST OFFICERS AT CLUNES HAVE BEEN: MARK PATTINSON 1857-1861 JAMES LYNDONCOLLIER 1861-1884 JOHN HARTLEY KIBBLE 1884-1886 SAMUAL BAKER 1886-1887 AUGUSTUS WOLFE 1887-1890 MATTHEW GLENTON 1891-1903 JAMES DIRLING HUDSON 1903-1912 WALTER CHARLES THORNTON 1912-1918 FRANK EDGAR JOHN BLAKE 1918-1923 HERBERT STANLEY OPPERMAN 1923-1925 WILLIAM HENRY MADDOCK 1925-1928 GEORGE LEONARD POWELL 1928-1929 GEORGE A;EXANDER CAMERON 1929-1934 G A STEVENS (STEPHENS?) 1934-1945 WALTER BERTRAND WILLIAMSON 1945-1950 FEDERA; HENRY GORDEN RODDA 1950-1952 PATRICK JOSEPH LYNCH 1952-1956 THOMAS SELWYN BALLINGER 1956-1962 JOHN PATRICK GRIGG 1962-1966 LESLIE BENJAMIN CARMICHAEL 1966-1975 G M STOUT 1975 TO THERE IS A PHOTOGRAPH OF THE POSTOFFICE AND SOM STAMPS. ONE COPY IS LAMINATED clunes post office, post officers 1857 to 1975, history of post office

TOURELLO POST OFFICE WAS OPENED ON 1ST MAY 1868 AND WAS MOVED TO TOURELLO RAILWAY STATION. THIS WAS 3 KM FROM THE ORIGINAL SITE. ON 8TH OF AUGUST1887 THE ORIGINAL TOURELLO POST OFFICE WAS RE-OPENED AND THE BARREL NUMERAL CANCEL 620WAS RETURNED THERE. ON THE SAME DAY A NEW BARREL NUMERAL CANCEL 1587 WAS ALLOCATED TO TOURELLO RAILWAY STATION. THIS CANCEL IS RATED AS VERY RARE. TOURELLO RAILWAY STATIN POST OFFICE CLOSED ON 6TH JUNE 1950. POST OFFICERS AT TOURELLO RAILWAY STATION WERE:: JAMES DAVEY 1887-1888 JOHN WILLIAM RUSSELL ORR 1888-1893 G KINROSS 1893 JOHN ASMUS 1893-1897 E W BIESKE 1897-1902 NOT KNOWN 1902-1909 W SCARFE 1909-1914 M PURCELL 1914-1915 NOT KNOWN 1916-1925 MRS. STONE 1925-1927 NOT KNOWN 1927-1931 MRS. LIZZIE MCRAE 1931-1938 MRS ROSELINE E CANNY 1938-1950 POST OFFICER AT TOURELLO WERE: D MCDONALD 1868-1874 JAMES MCGREGOR 1874-1876 HENRY JUDKINS 1876-1888 WILLIAM THOMAS MERLIN 1888-1895 TOURELLO POST OFFICE WAS CLOSED ON 1ST APRIL 1895 JAMES MCGREGOR WAS ALSO HEAD TEACHER AT SS740 TOURELLOtourello post office, tourello railway station post office, james mcgregor

.1 MOUNT BECKWORTH (SOMETIMES SPELLED MOUNT BECKWITH) POST OFFICE WAS OPENED ON 1ST MARCH 1863 AS A RECEIVING OFFICE. IT WAS UPGRADED TO POST OFFICE ON 7TH JULY 1927 AND CLOSED ON 14 DECEMBER 1955/ BARRED NUMERAL CANCEL 431, OF WHICH TERE ARE VERY FEW KNOWN, WAS USED AT MOUNT BECKWORTH UNTIL CIRCULAR DATE STAMPS REPLACED THEM IN 1912 POST OFFICERS AT MOUNT BECKWORTH WERE J MCLEAN 1863-1864 THOMAS DUNN 1864-1909 B DUNN 1909-1911 R. DUNN 1911-1920 MISS CAMERON 1920-1936 MISS EVELYN CAMERON DUNN 1936-1939 BERTHA AMELIA DORIS ALSTON 1939 MRS. EVELYN CAMERON ROMEO 1939-1955 .2 LETTER FROM ALEX STONEMAN SENDING INFORMATIONS ABOUT THE HISTORY OF pOST OFFICES IN THE AREA, A PHOTOCOPY OF PART OF THE RAILWAY AND POSTAL & TELEGRAPH MAP OF VICTORIAmt beckworth post office, mount beckwith post office

THOMAS HENRY WHITE BORN 15/05/1855 MARRIED MARY ANN WILLIAMS (BORN 01/02/1856) ON 31/05/1879. THEY LIVED IN CRESWICK. CHILDREN: ADA GERTRUDE 04/08/1880 TO 12/10/1931 EMMA ROWE 04/05/1882 TO 21/02/1883 PEARL ROSE 13/05/1884 TO 13/05/1884 AMY LOVE 01/01/1886 TO 17/07/1967 OLIVE ROWE 02/04/1891 TO 07/06/1966 THOMAS HENRY 24/12/1895 TO 26/05/1896 THE FAMILIE MOVED TO KALGOORLIE FOR A BRIEF PERIOD. IN MARCH 1909 THE FAMILY MOVED TO WOOD LUPINE WA. IN MAY 1909 MARY ANN RETURNED TO CLUNES TO HELP HER STEPMOTHER AND ANT. MARY ANN AND THOMAS ARE BURIED TOGETHER AT KARRAKATTA THOMAS HENRY WHITE DIED AT AGE 63 ON 15/08/1917 MARY ANN DIED ON 08/08/1945 thomas henry white, mary ann white, mary ann williams

BENJAMIN AND SARAH WHITE ARE RECORDED IN "SOUTH AUSTRALIANS 1836-1885" BOOK TWO.DESMA FAY NICHOLSON OF 160 FRANCIS ST RICHMOND NSW PROVIDED THE INFORMATION FOR THE BOOK. DESMA IS A DESCENDENT OF JOHN WHITE, FIFTH AND YOUNGEST SON OF BENJAMIN WHITE BENJAMIN WHITE PARENTS BENJAMIN AND JANE (NEE LOWDEN- SHOULD BE SOWDEN) BORN 1819 CAMBORNE, CORNWALL DIED JAN 1874 VICTORIA, BURIED IN CRESWICK ARRIVED SA 29/10/1847 FROM ENGLAND ON DUCHESS OF NORTHUMBERLAND DEPARTED SA C. 1852 FOR VICTORIA OVERLAND OCCUPATION MINER AND SECTON RESIDENCE: KAPUNDA ALLENS CREEK SA RELIGION: WESLEYAN HE MARRIED SARAH (SALLY) BAILEY ON 02/08/1845 IN CAMBORNE ENGLAND, SHE DIED 12/08/1891 IN CRESWICK CHILDREN: SARAH ANNE WILLIAMS 07/09/1845 TO 18/06/1890 ELIZABETH ORRINGE 22/02/1847 TO 16/10/1920 BENJAMIN 22/04/1849 TO 19/02/1889 HARRIET 29/08/1850 TO 15/05/1851 WILLIAM BAILEY 22/10/1851 TO 14/03/1916 JOSEPH 20/11/1853 TO 17/05/1910 THOMAS HENRY 15/05/1855 TO 15/08/1917 JOHN 14/04/1857 TO 27/02/1935 HARRIET 17/01/1860 TO 14/06/1863 DECIMA JANE CHEGWYN 04/01/1862 TO 28/02/1940 EMILY WILSON 07/03/1864 TO 19/08/1937 BENJAMIN WHITE MARRIED SARAH BAILEY IN CORNWALL IN SEPTEMBER 1845, JUST ONE MONTH BEFORE THE BIRTH OF THEIR FIRST CHILD SARAH ANN. SECOND CHILD ELIZABETH WAS BORN IN MARCH 1847 JUST SIX MONTHS BEFORE THE FAMILY SAILED FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA ON THE NORTHUMBERLAND. THE MANNING INDEX OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HISTORY REC9ORDS THAT BENJAMIN WHITE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR "CREATING" THE ALLEN CREEK VILLAGE 5 KM NORTHWEST OF KAPUNDA C. 1849. CERTAINLY AT ONE STAGE BENJAMIN HAD A CONSIDERABLE LAND HOLDING ADJACENT TO ALLEN'S CREEK VAL LAWRENCE SUGGESTS THAT THE WHITE FAMILY TRAVELLED BY SEA FROM SA TO VICTORIA, NOT OVERLAND AS SUGESTED BY DESMA NICHOLSON IN "SOUTH AUSTRALIANS 1836-1885 ACCORDING TO CRSWICK HOSPITAL RECORDS BENJAMIN WHITE WAS ADMITTED JUNE 27 1873 (AGE 49 MARRIED, GRAVEDIGGER AT CRESWICK, BORN IN ENGLAND, WESLEYAN) AND LEFT HOSPITAL JULY 14 1873. A CHRONICALLY ILL CONDITION WAS RELIEVED. BENJAMIN WHITE DIED DECEMBER 22, 1873. A SPECIAL CHURCH SERMON WAS CARRIED OUT ON SUNDAY JANUARY 43 1874benjamin white, sarah white, sarah bailey

THOMAS WILLIAMS WAS BORN IN REDRUTH CORNWALL IN MARCH 1850, THE SON OF THOMAS MORCOM WILLIAMS (A MINER) AND GRACE FAULL. THE FAMILY IMMIGRATED TO SOUTH AUSTRALIA IN 1851, ARRIVING ON THE OREGON AT PORT ADELAIDE IN NOVEMBER 1851. THE SETTLED IN THE COPPER MINING TOWN OF KAPUNDA. AFTER HIS PARENTS DIED IN 180/61 THOMAS WAS ADOPTED BY HIS AUNT HARRIET AND UNCLE HENRY ROWE. HE ACCOMPANIED THE ROWES WHEN THEY SHIFTED TO CLUNES IN VICTORIA GOLDFIELDS SOMETIME IN THE LATE 1860'S.ON OCTOBER 9 1873 THOMAS WILLIAMS MARRIED MARGARET WILLIAMS HAWKEY AT CLUNES AT TEH HOME OF HER PARENTS. MARGARET WILLIAMS HAWKEY WAS BORN IN THE PARISH OF TYWARDREATH ST. AUSTEL CORNWALL ENGLAND ON MARCH 14TH 1851. SHE WAS THE DAUGHTER OF SIMEON HAWKEY AND ELIZABETH HAWKEY (NEE KNIGHT). MARGARET IMMIGRATED TO VICTORIA IN 1866 WITH HER MOTHER AND THREE SIBLINGS. SHE JOINED HER FATHER WH HAD IMMIGRATED THREE YEATS PREVIOUS. THE HAWKEYS HAD A STORE IN CLUNES. THOMAS WILLIAMS WAS MINE MANAGER AT PORT PHILIP GOLD MINE FOR 30 YEARS. HE MOVED TO MINE IN WA IN 1894/95. THOMAS AND MARGARET CAME BACK TO CLUNES IN MAY 1898 FOR A HOLIDAY.HE WAS THE MANAGER OF THE CHUM GOLD MINE IN MT. MAGNET WA. THOMAS DIED 21/12/1912 IN PERTHport phillip gold mine, thomas williams, chum gold mine

A LIST OF NAMES AND BIRTHDAYS PEARL BEER'S BIRTHDAY BOOK PRESENTED TO HER BY "MOTHER" ON HER 12TH BIRTHDAY 1896 WITH HANDWRITTEN NOTESpearl beer, birthday book

.1 COPY OF PHOTOGRAPH OF BAILEY ST, CLUNES WITH POST OFFICE AND TOWNHALL, HORSE AND CART IN FRONT .2 COPY OF PHOTOGRAPH. THE METHODIST CHURCH CLUNES VIC .3NEWLYN RESERVOIR 7/10/1909bailey street clunes, methodist church, newlyn reservoir

COPY OF PHOTOGRAPH OF METHODIST CHURCH CHOIR0N BACK: 1909 MY DEAR AMY. NO DOUBT YOU MAY HAVE KNOWN SEVERAL IN THIS VIEW. WOULD YO LIKE A VIEW OF THE CLUNES HOSPITAL OR HAVE YOU ALREADY GOT IT. LOVE FROM MOTHER (MRS A WHITE, RAILWAY CRC WOODLEPINE WAmrs. a white, woodlepine wa, methodist church choir

COPY OF PHOTOGRAPH OF FLOOD ON CRESWICK CREEK AT SUSPENSION BRIDGE BEHIND KEEBLE'S 8/9/1909 TALBOT RD CLUNES. IT WAS THIS BRIDGE THAT MR. WATSON WAS SO NEARLY CARRIED DOWN WITH THE RUSHING WATERS. HE WAS STANDING ON PART OF IT, WHEN IT BROKE AWAY AND HE MANAGED TO CLING TO TO THE REMAINSsuspension bridge flood, flood creswick creek, 1909 flood