Real estate advertisement for the sale by auction of 5 Golding Street Canterbury on Saturday 22 October 2011. Includes coloured photographs of the interior and exterior of the house and floor and site plans. A note on the flyer by Robin Kelly records the asking price as $1.4million and that the property was sold for $1.375 million on 11 November 2011canterbury, golding street, victorian style

Article from the Camberwell City News marks the 80th birthday of Canterbury Primary School with a brief history of the school including a period in 1919 when the school was closed and used as an emergency hospital for sufferers of the Spanish Flu.canterbury, canterbury primary school, primary schools, hospitals, influenza, red cross

Article from the Progress Press 5 October 1999 on the 70th birthday of the Canterbury Girls' Secondary College. Includes a black and white photograph of the students in 1928 when the school opened as East Camberwell Domestic Arts School.canterbury, canterbury girls' secondary college, east camberwell domestic arts school, east camberwell girls' school, camberwell girls high school, canterbury girls' high school, tait> minnie, teachers, students, cory> suzanne.(prof.), secondary schools, primary schools, mangarra road, mangarra society

Brief article from the education page of the Progress Leader promoting Siena College. Includes a black and white photograph of students at the front of the college taken in 1941.canterbury, siena college, riversdale road, colleges, students

This is a short biography of the Australian poet, Adam Lindsay Gordon who lived in Ballarat 1867-1868. [It should be noted that some of the evidence available on Gordon's life is contested.]Some Ballarat citizens were proud of Ballarat's connection with Gordon, especially the Y Men's Club of Ballarat and they were actively involved in the upkeep of his cottage in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens.1& 3/4 pages in green print with a blue photograph of Lindsay Gordon on the lefthand side and a snippet of his poetry in blue at the top of page 1.Nonejohn garner, doctor, john garner collection, ballarat botanical gardens, friends of ballarat botanical gardens, adam lindsay gordon, australian poet, craft cottage, adam lindsay gordon cottage, livery stables, craig's hotel, gardens, ballarat

This letter gives detailed information about the Gordon Cottage, its past history and present situation and suggestions about its future. The newspaper article concerns the William E Roff memorial plaque at Gordon Cottage. This letter provides valuable evidence about the Adam Lindsay Gordon Memorial Cottage and the newspaper snippet records the outstanding community work done by Cr. Roff over many years.Two pages, 1 1/2 typed pages. Heading: "The Adam Lindsay Gordon Memorial Cottage Committee" in old English lettering. Below the heading lefthand side, the President, Cr.W.E. Roff and his address is crossed out as is the Hon. Secretary, Phillip Abson and his address, on the righthand side of the page. At the top of the page is written, "President M.J.Brown and his address. P.2 is signed by M.J.Brown and I.C.Smith. Newspaper snippet, lower righthand corner of page in black, headed, "Memorial Plaque at Gordon Cottage".In the top righthand corner is written "45" and below, there is a "received stamp" dated 11 Oct. 1988, City of Ballarat. D/C is below the date, lefthand side of the page. None on newspaper article.adam lindsay gordon cottage, john garner, doctor, john garner collection, friends of ballarat botanical gardens, adam lindsay gordon memorial cottage committee, w.e. roff, ballarat turf club, racing museum, gold museum ballarat, memorial bust of gordon, w.e.roff plaque, craig's hotel, bath lane., memorial seats, gordon memorial horse, mr george netherway, ballarat historical society, ballarat botanical gardens, gardens, ballarat