7083: A Group of People Standing inside the cemetery Gates. Stawell 7083-1 A group of people looking at a headstone. 7083-2 A Group of people looking at a monument with houses in the background. 7083-3 A Group of people looking at graves 7073-4 A Group of People on a dirt road over a small bridge with a white ute in teh right foreground.5 colour Photographs: showing a group of people at various locations looking at graves, Monuments and a bushland setting.

Details of PTE Griffiths' service can be found in the attached service record.Cardboard certificate with various flags and photographs of King George V, Sir Edward Grey and Lord Kitchener.A tribute from the citizens of the Shire of Dandenong to Herbert Wallace Griffiths.

Upper school photographs, no date, general activities at Bialik College. No dates or names. Appears to be celebratory and fete events.

Various cameras; Sanyo Xactl Digital Camera with underwater housing to suit 1] Amphibico 2] AmphibicanSanyo, Amphibicodiving, camera, photography, underwater photograpy, sanyo xactl, amphibico, amphibican

" An important decision was made by the board in May last 1927 to form a Central Auxiliary with representatives from each Municipality. It has long been felt that such an Auxiliary would bring the work of the Institute more prominetly under the notice of the public and assist in finding the large sum required each year to carry on. A meeting was accoringly called for the purpose and an auxilirary formed. A strong committee was elected with Mrs James Angus as President. Mr James Angus Vice- President of the Institute was appointed by the Board of Management as Chairman of the Auxiliary." From RVIB Annual Report 1927. This collection includes Annual reports for 1966, 1969 -1970, 1973 - 1974, 1976 - 1977, 1978- 1979 and 1980 - 1981 and an incomplete lists of 10 - 25 years service badge Auxiliary members and Life Governors. The Auxiliary members did not only raise money they also raised awareness of the services provided by RVIB and worked closely with the Public Relations/Fundraising departments. Trudy Westh from Camberwell in Melbourne was recognised with a medal of the Order of Australia OAM . Mrs Westh finished her 18 year term as President of the Council of Auxiliaries in 2004. A Brief history of Auxiliaries is included. Annual reports -- minutes-- letters -- newspaper clippings -- 1 account book -- photos -- various loose papers. royal victorian institute for the blind