Document. A comparison between Water and Alcohol. 17 comments on Water and 17 comments on Alcohol.Printed for the Bendigo Total Abstinence Society by A.M.Drummond, Printer. Bendigo Arcade.organisation, community, abstinence society

Collection of 547 signals Troop Documents, Audio, CD, Framed Picture of Troop Mascot547 signals troop, poster

Document - list of areas of operation, operations, days in Vietnam. Photo - members of the contingent with their namesdocument, photograph, ranaudio, cdt-3

Black Framed Document outlining specifications of Pilatus Porter Aircraft and it's Record in VietnamRego A14-692framed document, pilatus porter, 161 reconnaissance flight

yellowing paper. Thirteen page typed document on the SE Asia generl topography and terraindocument, south east asia, army intelligence centre

Catalogue for the auction of items of the Albert Park Emergency Hospital at the Drill Hall, 178 Bridport Street, Albert Park, under instruction of a combined committee of the South Melbourne, Port Melbourne and St Kilda Councils. The full date is not given. During the Spanish Flu epidemic in 1919, 34 emergency hospitals were created in Victoria because the existing hospitals were unable to cope with the demand for care. An Epidemic Hospital was set up in the Drill Room at Albert Park, the expenses shared between the South Melbourne, Port Melbourne and St. Kilda Councils, to serve influenza patients from those local government areas. Each Council had three representatives on the Board of Management. Like the other emergency hospitals, the Albert Park hospital operated only for a short time while the epidemic was at its height. As noted in the catalogue, 'the majority of the blankets, etc. were never used.' It is possible that items advertised in this catalogue were auctioned on Thursday 19 August and Friday 20 August 1920. The items for sale include hospital equipment, furniture, sheets, pillows, towels, building materials, blankets, crockery, cutlery, clothing, furnishings.Document of 3 sheets of white paper (discoloured with age), folded and stapled and printed in blackalbert park emergency hospital, spanish flu, spanish influenza

Black and Gold Decorated Seal Press – For placing on Mining Documents. Stawell Court Housestawell

Unused invoice / receipt from the Alva Woollen Manufacturing Company of Footscray, from the 1930s.Document (unused invoice/receipt) from the Alva Woollen Manufacturing Company, Footscray, 1930s.2 BARKLY PLACE, FOOTSCRAY / Footscray, W.11 _____193 / M ________ / ALVA WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO. / Makers of Fancy Woollens, Shawls, Scarves and Blanketswoollen mills, alva woollen manufacturing company

This is a valuation and report on the property at the south east corner of Tiller Street and Burwood Road, East Burwood, as part of the estate of Mrs Edith Boyd, the mother of Robin Boyd. This was commissioned by John Penleigh (Pat) Boyd, Robin Boyd's brother. Edith Boyd died on 31 March 1961.Two page document plus a small black and white photograph in a thick paper folder.

Document with tick boxes and front and back human body outline. Yellow duplicate pages.THE FOLLOWING INJURIES WERE OBSERVED

Gary Voss sportsperson of the year document 1973. includes description of Voss' sporting achievements

Two cream manila folders with a collection of documents detailing the history of Wangaratta Technical School. HISTORY OF W.T.S. Library use only

Black folder containing minutes and documents from Ovens College Parents Association meetings

Amy Isobel Huxtable was born in 1919 and moved to Bendigo in her teens. She completed her education at Bendigo High School before attending the Bendigo Business College. She then worked as a copywriter for local radio station 3BO for 8 years. She then moved to Melbourne to work in advertising before travelling to England in 1950 to study the new medium of television, still not available in Australia. In 1953 she returned to Bendigo and became the Eats Social Editor of the Bendigo Advertiser. This role led to a permanent position as the Women's Social Editor and later the editor for all Women's Affairs. Initially she wrote under the pen-name "Toora" but later used her own name. She remained in this position until her death in 1980. Throughout her life she was heavily involved in the development of women's roles and their status in life. A five page document detailing the life and contributions of Bendigo Advertiser editor Amy Huxtableamy huxtable, bendigo advertiser

Document. Voters List. 1957 - 1958 West Riding of the Shire of Huntly. 2 pages.

Document. Donation Acknowledgement and Copyright Permission. Donor. Murray Mansfield, on behalf of Edwin Buckland.