Blue cloth binding over carboard covers, with title in gold on spine. 382 pp.non-fictiondictionary, language, school

Small booklet of 120 pages, black print on white. Held together by metal staples. Front cover of greenish cardboard P printing & graphics in black. No back cover.non-fictionhamilton, almanac, directory, local business

Brown leather bound spine with maroon cloth-covered board covers. Gold lettering and gold graphics in six rectangles on spine. Leather corners on outer edges.non-fiction

Page 11 from The Weekly Times, 4 Nov. 1942. Full page black and white pictorial coverage, headlined 'Patriotic People of Portland', various service groupsnon-fictionFull page black and white pictorial coverage, headlined 'Patriotic People of Portland', various service groupspatriotic people of portland

No front or spine cover. Title and introduction pages missing. Back cover - evidence of leather bound spine. Green cloth-covered cardboard cover.

Brown leather bound spine with maroon cloth-covered board covers. Gold lettering and gold graphics in six rectangles on spine. Leather corners on outer edges.non-fictionreference book

Book with cardboard back and front. Black masking taped to side. Inside pages are printed with heading "The Church Family Newspaper". The pages are printed newspaper columns and articles within the columns. The pages are dated in the top right hand corner and starts at November 16, 1910 and the last legible page reads April 5, 1918.

Minutes of Quarterly Meeting of the AOF, held at Foresters' Hall, Portland on Thursday JUL 23. 10 pages, white paper, black print

Minutes of Annual Meeting of the AOF, held at Oddfellows' Hall, Port Fairy on Thursday Jan 23 1908. 10 pages, white paper, black print

Page 7 from 'The Age', Monday 21 November 1960. Photograph and article re opening of Portland Harbour, on Sat 19 November 1960, by the Governor, Sir Dallas Brooks.

Part of centrefold from The Sun-Herald from 21 Nov 1949. Full page black and white pictorial coverage, headlined 'Governor Proclaims Portland a Town' and picture of the Governor, Sir Dallas Brooks, at the Proclamation Day celebrations.

Page 32 from 'The Weekly Times', 23 Nov. 1949. Full page black and white pictorial coverage, headlined ' Governor Declares Portland a Town', of various groups involved and events during the celebrations.

Two page description of a road trip to Nelson and river cruise to Donovan's; part 2 of two contributions to a newspaper Observer, writer unknown

Booklet published by P.T.C. to assist residents of town to become familiar with some of the activities of Council. Heavy white paper, royal blue print. Town of Portland coat of arms and picture of Infant Welfare Centre on cover. 12 pages.

Series of newspaper cuttings and notes of sermons and Gospel study.

Two page Centenary Souvenir Supplement, to the Portland Observer, 19th Nov. 1934 Articles on Henty family, Captain William Dutton, story of Portland's settlement, whaling, list of chairmen, Portland municipality; black and white photos

Page 7 of the Australian Women's Weekly for 10 June 1959, featuring a black and white pictorial display of gowns belonging to the Henty family, lent by descendants of the Hentys for a parade in Melbourne.

Portland Observer Trade Fair Supplement, August 3, 4, 5 1967. 16 pages, blue paper, black print

Twelve page Portland 'Observer' special feature published in August 1987 on the Port of Portland. Coloured front page, the tug 'Tarragal' guiding live sheep carrier 'Al Qurain' towards dock. Port of Portland Authority logo.port of portland

Book, hardcover, pale blue, red print on cover and spine, dark blue and red decoration on front cover, Cassell & Company Limited logo on back cover, dark blue. 160 pages plus advertisements for other 'Work' handbooks and industry magazines

Booklet, originally published in London in 1848. Recreated by Reader's Digest, Sydney. Buff cardboard covers, 40 page booklet. Cover has depictions of seals of New Zealand, Australia, Swan River and Van Dieman's Land, one in each corner, charcoal, charcoal print 'THE EMIGRANT'S FRIEND, OR AUTHENTIC GUIDE TO SOUTH AUSTRALIA'; plus areas included in booklet.

Newsletter 'Nelson Notes' 20 July 1979. Two A4 pages printed both sides, stapled top left corner.

Booklet, light grey card covers with burgundy print. 20 pages, black print, black and white photos of Lake Condah Mission.

Book, red cardboard cover, black print on cover and spine, 74 pages plus black and white photographs and advertisements.

Newsletter, 3 pages folded, printed both sides, articles about coming events in shire from August 10 - November 16, 1997.

Newsletter, 3 pages folded, printed both sides, articles on staff at Casterton, 1998-99 Council budget, garden awards, 1999 citizen & young citizen of the year; opening of new Maritime Discovery Centre, Skate Park nearing completion.

A3 size 4 page newspaper 'Heywood Mirror' No. 1, Friday June 28, 1940.