3 x Annuals for girls and boys - published: 1956 (personal message inside), 1967, and ?See photobooks, reading, children, girls' & boys' annual

Cardboard chocolate box coloured green with red "Nestle chocolates" writing and white "winning post" writing nestle, chocolates, 1950's winning post

Brown leather suitcase with RAAF 47776 printed on lid. Latches are rusted and won't clip into place. Interior is well-worn and has various war-related items (see list)See Above

Black metal sewing machine with gold trim on wooden base. Wooden base has a compartment for cotton, needles, etc. Swing machine has handle on the wheel for operating. Arched Wooden Cover.Singer Singer Manufacturing Co Manufactured in Great Britainsewing, sewing machine, hand-operated, hobby

Given to K May to playBrown wooden and black leather button accordion. Wooden and leather strap handles at one end. Wooden base with buttons and metal valves at the other end. Leather covered concertina bellows in the middle section. Silver embossing & trim on either end. Case is broen coloured hard cardboard with metal studs and corners. Two latches and a lock on the front. Leather handle on the hinged top.The Grand Organ Made in Germany

Wooden bowls and cups used by Bill Teare and then Mr Jim Callander.4 x well-worn bowls with some bias discs missing. Bowls are in a cardboard box Bowls have decorative lines top and bottom.On Box: Henslite Lawn Bowls .2) Has "C" engraved in ivory circle .3) Has "ASB" engraved in ivory circle .4) Has "2" engraved in ivoryrecreation, sport, lawn bowls, teare, callander

Leather case with leather strap, containing: * Plate Camera (rectangular shape, back opens for plates to be inserted, front opens out and concertina lens can be extended out * 6 x plates of the camera * red clothcamera, photography, plate camera, photos,

Possibly belonged in the original ANZ bank (cnr of Melville & Quinn St)Round-faced wooden clock with Roman numerals. Glass front can open. Back of clock is rectangular wooden box with a curved base. This section can be taken off to reveal the clock's mechanism. Also on the rectangular box are various smaller openings. The opening on the curved based can be used to hang the pendulum which is currently inside the wooden box.Indecipherable pencil writing on the back. Two possible dates: 5/1/07 and 10/5/1920 The word "Numurkah" is distinguishable. On clock face: Jas Murray & Co 107 Bourke St East Melbourneclock, wall clock, anz bank, time

School uniform items worn by Gundrill children in the 1970's - attending Numurkah Secondary CollegeOld 1950/60's brown suitcase with 1970's Numurkah Secondary College uniforms inside: 1 x Blue Cap with NSC logo on front, 1 x Grey Straw Hat with blue & gold banding and NSC logo on front, 2 x Grey V-neck Jumpers with blue & gold banding on neck and sleeves, 1 x Grey Blazer with NSC logo on breast pocket, 1 x Grey Pleated Tunic, 1 x Blue & White Check Dress, 1 x Blue Elastic Necktie with light blue & gold diagonal stripes, 1 x Blue T-Shirt with large white NSC logo on the front, 1 X Blue Windcheater with large gold NSC logo on the frontNSC logo on some items (see above) "Gundrill" embroidered on the inside of most items of clothingnumurkah secondary college, uniforms, school, gundrill, clothes, suitcase

This set of readers was a reprint,by the Victorian Ministry of Education, of the original readers first published in 1926 This set was presented to Marian Houghton (teacher) by a parent as a memento of her own school days "But they are not the quality of the ones we used as kids. The original had hard covers"Set of 8 "Victorian Readers" reprinted in 1986. Presented in a cardboard box (brochure box style)The Victorian Readers Books 1-8

The 4 "Bangerang" School Magazines are the first four annual publications for the Numurkah High School (when the school was still located at the State School site) The Shire Photo was the last shire depot staff Christmas photo before the shire was merged to become Moira ShireBlue covered book outlining 100 years of Golf in Numurkah Colour Photo of Shire Workers at the Shire Depot. Photo has a Shre of Numurkah Seal on it. Names of workers are also listed under the photo 4 x Numurkah High School Annual Magazines for 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954Book - 100 years of Golf in Numurkah Photo - Shire of Numurkah Christmas Party at Shire Depot Thursday December 22nd, 1994 (last Xmas Party for Shire of Numurkah) Magazines - Numurkah High School "BANGERANG" Vol 1, Vol 2, Vol 3, Vol 4 golf, high school, bangerang, shire depot

The book was given to Steve Visser in 1976 by Hilda Morrison. It was Hilda's aunt's book (Aunt Millie), gifted to her aunt in 1902 (Aunt Millie was a Corbett)Green hard-covered book with gold and black floral embossing on front (border and in the middle) Pages are yellowed with age but in good condition See photos above Note: Printed in 1867. Given as a gift in 1902book, flowers, 1800's hilda morrison

Henry Pearson was a dentist in Numurkah between 1911 and 1929 (referenced in Bossence book) This document is an agreement between Pearson and Leonard Bennett (son of Ernest Bennett, Hairdresser, who was the witness to this document). the agreement was that Pearson would take on Leonard as an apprentice in profession of Mechanical Dentist. The documents then goes on to outline what was involved in the apprenticeship: days, hours, bord, Yellowed legal document outlining Articles of Apprenticeship, dated 16th January, 1915. Names of people involved on the front. When opened up, the document outlines the what's involved in the apprenticeship, and includes signatures of the people involved. Solicitors were Morrissy & Deane, Numurkahsee photos abovesolicitors, morrissy & deane, apprenticeship, legal documents, indenture

LADIES PONY GIG – circa early 1900’s) The gig was built by T Rose, North Melbourne. Australian coachbuilders adopted American designs and modified these to suit local conditions, eg mudguards added for muddy country roads. As roads improved, lighter and faster designs were made. These gigs were more comfortable than the normal farm cart / town cart (see nearby butcher’s cart), as they were often sprung for comfort rather than carrying heavy weights. (Donated by: Ivan & Gwen Russell, who purchased it from the Hogan Family, Tatura, in 1998) Ivan & Gwen Russell purchased this jinker from the Hogan Family at Tatura in 1998 "The only information we have is that it was built by T. Rose, North Melbourne. As it is in the original Condition we would like to donate it to the Numurkah Historical society to be displayed for others to enjoy. Black-painted ladies jinker (pony gig), with rubber tyred wheels, light hickory shafts, patterned black upholstery on seatT Rose Buildergig, jinker, horse-drawn vehicle, russell

Belonged to, and used in, the Numurkah Court House before it was closedTin cylindrical barrel painted black with a small door opening outwards. The barrel sits on a wooden stand.Numurkah Special Jurors in Usecourt house, jury, jurors, ballot, barrel

Lamp made from metal/tin. Cylinder base to store the kerosene, with pump attachment to pump kerosene up to the lamp area. The lamp is attached to the base via a metal tube. the lamp is cylindrical with clear plastic lenses. On top of the lamp is a perforated metal cylinder for venting the fumes. on top of that is a metal circle for hanging the lamp. This is also a long screw which can be undone to access the lamp area. The whole lantern has a thick metal wire loop handle.lamp, lantern, kerosene, light

Metal cylindrical base to store kerosene. Above this area is a cylindrical glass area for the actual lamp light. Above this is a metal cylindrical cover with perforated holes for venting fumes. A thick metal wire handle is attached to the sides of the lamp. Access to the inside of glass area is via two spring-loaded clamps on either side of the glass area.On glass: Pyrex, Aladdin, Made in Australialamp, light, lantern, kerosene

Metal (silver-plated?) cylindrical base with a column rising up to a cylindrical storage area for kerosene. On top of this are three wires protruding out from the burner area. These wires would be used to hold the glass lens (not with the lamp)lamp, lantern, light, kerosene

Metal cylindrical base to store kerosene. Metal "arch" connected to the base and holding the top metal vent in place. The top vent and bottom vents have wire metal holding the glass lens in place. There is also a wire handle Lanora Australia, on baselamp, lantern, light, kerosene

Solid metal base with decorative pattern. on-off switch is on base. Flexible metal upright leads from the base to the light globe socket (globe missing). This is covered by a metal half-sphere hood. Lamp has no electric cord attached.light, electric, desk lamp

Red hard-covered book, with over a 1000 pages. (See photo for subjects covered in the book)Pears' Shilling Cyclopedia (front cover) (see photo) Pears' Cyclopedia and rulers (back cover) (see photo)book, encyclopedia, reading, information, early 1900's

2 x brass candlestick holders (vase shape) with decorative feather patterns on the side. The opening for the candles is shaped like open flower petalscandlestick holders, candles, light

2 x glass candlestick holders, with a broad square base and a square column leading to the top square area which holds the candles. The glass has "carved" diamond and star-shaped patterns in the base and the columncandlestick holders, candles, light, glass

Blue enamelled metal candlestick holder. Has a plate-shaped base with a small finger handle at the side. In the middle of the base is a metal cylinder to hold a candle. In this, is a half-melted white candle......... Williams on the bottom of the base.candlestick holders, candles, light

Green and white speckled, enamelled metal candlestick holder. Rounded square base with a handle on one corner. In the middle of the base is the metal candle holder (same colour), also shaped rounded, square. Quite rusty on edges. candlestick holder, candles, light

Blue metal flat base (painted) with a finger handle. In the middle of the base is blue painted metal cylinder. All of this blue painted area looks like a "cup & saucer". Inside the "cup" is narrow white painted metal cylinder with a larger opening at the top to insert a candle. There is a metal wire spring clamp around this opening which could have clamped small glass surround (missing)candlestick holder, candles, light

Brass candle stick holder. Decorative patterns on the base and stem. Base has three legs/supports. On top of the base is a circular cut-out pattern, then on top of the that is the cylindrical shape where you would insert the candle. candlestick holder, candles, light

This candlestick holder belonged to the Treacy sisters who ran a newsagents/stationery shop in Melville St for many years. (see family files and archive boxes re: Treacy)White enamelled metal candlestick holder with half-melted red candle stick in it. The base is a saucer shape with a finger handle on one side. In the middle of the base is a white cylinder in which you insert the candleAn attached tag: "B&M Treacy Candle Stick" "original"candlestick holder, candles, light, treacy sisters

Narrow cardboard box holding thin, long, white candles. Candles have a spiral shape on them. (See photo for details)candles, wax, denmark

Victorian Railway equipment belonging to the Numurkah Railway Station (now closed)Green rectangle box with handle, circular light in the front with black rubber ring around light. Top of box has a tri handle turner and a flick switchAppleton Brisbane. White VR printed on both length sides