This file contains five items: 1/Four handwritten notes describing work carried out at 30 Parkside Street in perhaps March and April 1937. Includes items and labour. 2/ Four handwritten dated documents listing work carried out labour and items by Frank Bryant and G. Tarry in April and May 1937. 3/Two handwritten documents by Frank Bryant noting work carried out and payment made in April 1937. 4/Two handwritten documents noting payments made to Frank Bryant for labour and items in April and May 1937. 5/ List of Sands and McDougall Directory entries of residents at 30 Parkside Street handwritten compiled by Peta Darke dated 20/02/2015.parkside street, elsternwick, prior henry e, lee sarah j mrs., bryant frank, gardeners, labourers, tarry g, verandahs, gardens, lee v. j. miss, smith j. a., businesses

Black and white photo. Andrew Bryant, signwriter, and Darryl Morrison, 'Observer' reporter, standing on footpath outside Observer office, Percy St Portland. Large decorative sign on window commemorating 150 years of Portland Observer & Guardian publishingBack: Sticker - 'COPYRIGHT PORTLAND OBSERVER'portland observer 150th anniversary, newspaper, media, celebration

Colour photograph of eight members of LERHS celebrating the Society's 25th Birthday in Society office, Marie Fish, Syd Skogh and Rev Heather Bryant, Marion Holding, Judy Davies, Des Thomas, Vera Bennett Lakes Entrance Victoriafishing industry, houses

PRESENTLY OWNED BY MR. R. WILLIAMSON, BOUGHT AND REFURBISHED BY MR. ALEX PAUL IN 1900. PREVIOUSLY OWNED BY MR. JIM BRYANT, CLUNES MINE MANAGER OF NEW LOTHAIR MINE..1 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF THE FORMER NELSON RESIDENCE, 94 BAILEY STREET, CLUNES. SEE HISTORY PAMPHLET ENCLOSED IN FOLDER .2 BLACK AND WHITE COPY OF THE ABOVE PHOTOGRAPH PRINTED ON GLOSS PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPERlocal history, photography, photographs, buildings

BHS CollectionLetter to the Governor General of Victoria, Sir Charles Hotham, K.C.B. from George Hillier Bryant Sandhurst on September the 18th 1854 berating those miners and newspaper editors that are advocating the scrapping of mining licence fees. Copy of handwritten letter and a typed transcript of it. Both Handwritten and typed copies. history, bendigo, george hillier bryant, sir charles hotham, sandhurst, mining licence, the red ribbon agitation (1853)

A large lot of papers, including this and many other birth and death registration forms, were apparently found in the ceiling cavity of the Sandy Creek/Tarnagulla Post and Telegraph Office in the later 20th Century, during building works. Donald Clark Collection. Registration of Birth form for: Child's name: section missing, but known from older transcription - Eliza Grant Date of Birth: section missing, but known from older transcription - 20th August, 1871 Place of birth: section missing, but known from older transcription - Newbridge Father: Arthur Branthway Grant Mother: Margaret Ann (nee Bryant)