Part of the "Squatter Game" collection.Bales of wool going from Loch Station from /Coorumbene. Pat holding her Grandfather McCabe's hand. /Approx 1927/28sheep stations - history wool - transportation, lloyd, mr robert, coorumbene via loch, sheep stations - history, wool - transportation

Part of the "Squatter" game archiveMax Costersheep stations - management wool growing squatters, young farmers of victoria, lloyd, mr robert, sheep stations - management, wool growing, squatters

Part of the "Squatter" game archivePaul Michaelsheep stations - management wool growing squatters, young farmers of victoria, lloyd, mr robert, gnaraloo station, wetern australia, sheep stations - management, wool growing, squatters

Cricket Ball from 1941-42 A Team premiership game, presented to Arthur Schrape for taking 8/42. It is a 2 piece red leather ballmurrumbeena, murrumbeena cricket club, cricket, cricket clubs, ball, arthur schrape

Cricket Ball from 1941-42 A Team premiership game, presented to Arthur Schrape for taking 8/42. It is a 2 piece red leather ballmurrumbeena, murrumbeena cricket club, cricket, cricket clubs, ball, arthur schrape

Black and white photograph, photograph of Michael Anderson about to kick a ball during a game of soccer.; Bendigo Advertiser description on back of photo: Michael Anderson.recreations, sports, soccer

North Blackburn company, Neo Products hopes to be exporting its poker machines after winning international acclaim at the world gaming congress in Las Vegas.Physical description North Blackburn company, Neo Products hopes to be exporting its poker machines after winning international acclaim at the world gaming congress in Las Vegas.gambling, neo products, smith, michael (dr)

Keith Carr ended his cricketing career at the age of 80 after participating in his 1,000th game as either an umpire or player in the Eastern Cricket Association.carr, keith, cricket, cricket clubs

Book: 'Play the Game: Lawn Tennis'. 144 pages. First Edition. Hardcover with dustjacket. Dustjacket covered with clear plastic. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboardtennis

number in album 03593.03Black and white photograph crowd at auction during celebrations for opening of new gaming rooms at Golf Club, Auctioneer Ross Bennett. Lakes Entrance Victoriagolf club, celebration

The title refers to a phrase used in the Australian Gambling game of two-up. "Come in spinner" is the call given by the game manager when all bets have been placed and the coins are ready to be tossed.This novel, set in Sydney, Australia at the end of the second World War was an outstanding best seller in its time and was an honest portrayal of society at that time. It is regarded as one of the best Australian novels ever written.A hardback novel with a red cloth cover. The title is printed in gold at the top of the front cover. Written by Dymphna Cusack and Florence James. Published by William Heinemann Ltd. Melbourne.literature come-in-spinner cusack-dymphna james-florence sydney-1950's

Small booklet with salmon cover.The "Sports Trader" Series Bowls & Game of Points. Rules as adopted by the International Bowling Board. Hartleys Sports Stores, Melbourne.

Mrs Bennet enjoying her game.stawell industry

Bendigo Advertiser "The way we were" from Thursday, August 19, 2004. A gentleman's game: the Bendigo 'B' Cricket Club Premiers, circa 1932-33newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Brochure of auction of Blackburn land on 13th November, 1920. Bounded by Blackburn Railway, Gwenda Avenue and Central Road and including Glen Ebor Avenue and Game Street.Brochure of auction of Blackburn landland subdivision, t.r.b. morton & son, railway lines, coghill & haughton, gair & brahe trustees executors and agency co. ltd, gwenda avenue, blackburn, central road, glen ebor avenue, game street

'Wimbledon' card game . Contains felt playing area, two sets of cards and an instruction sheet. Appears complete. Materials: Cardboard, Ink, Glue, Felt, Papertennis

'Parlor Tennis' game. Contains a printed cardboard playing area, a dice, and two wooden pegs. Unclear if complete. Materials: Cardboard, Paper, Ink, Wood, Gluetennis

In 1871, Victoria Park, beside the Boroondara General Cemetery was set aside as a public reserve. As the Park developed, exotic plants were added to existing specimens. In 1910, a photograph of ‘The Oldest Inhabitant: A Giant Red-gum Tree’ in the Park was included in the Jubilee History of Kew. Fifty-one years later the tree was re-photographed by Colin Campbell. A 2007 Master Plan developed for the City of Boroondara advises the retention of this now dead River Red Gum, including a ‘managed risk zone’ and planting under the heavily lopped tree.‘The Old Gum Tree’ in Victoria Park. In the distance a game of cricket is being played on the oval. The old grandstand can be seen in the photo. Photographer Colin Campbell 1961. THE OLD GUM TREE / COLIN CAMPBELL KEW 1961victoria park (kew), colin campbell (photographer), victoria park, red gum tree, eucalypts, kew (vic.) -- historic trees

The DVD features footage from two matches from the 2012 season of the Women's National Wheelchair Basketball League. The DVD features extended highlights from the second half of the game for 3rd/4th place, between the Western Stars and Sydney University Flames. Following this game is the full recording of the championship game played between Dandenong Rangers and Sydney Bears. These games were played at Dandenong Stadium in Victoria.DVD inside case.2012 Women's National Wheelchair Basketball Finalswheelchair basketball, dandenong rangers, sydney university flames, western stars, sydney bears, women's wheelchair basketball, women's national wheelchair basketball league, djuro sen

Photograph of a cricket game at Lower Park Greensborough in the 1970s.Colour digital photographlower park greensborough, cricket

Small wooden framed copy of photograph under glass.Inscription below picture is as follows. " On 17 December 1915,a famous game of cricket was played at Shell Green,Anzac,as Turkish shells passed overhead. The batsman, Major George MacArthur Onslow, 7th Light Horse Regiment NSW,has just been caught out. The game was part of the various deceptions planned to deceive the Turks that all was normal at Anzac while the evacuation was being carried out". Shell Green was the only piece of flat ground for the game to be played on.

Ernest Sewell series 'Tiddlytennis' game. Patent no.22857/35 (1935-6). Instructions sheet states: 'The game that interested H.R.H. The Duke of Kent at the/British Inductries Fair 1936'. Contains miniature net and wooden net supports, printed cotton as 'court', eight plastic discs (2 large, 6 small) and an instruction sheet. Materials: Cardboard, Ink, Glue, Wood, Natural fibre, Papertennis