The Burial Registered was given to Martha Wike after her successful negotiation with the Commissioners to transfer the Trusteeship from the Eltham Council to local individuals It is the original Burial Register, handwritten by the Registrar of the Eltham CouncilPhotocopy of first page of Burial Register in the Queenstown Public Cemetery Item to be updated when the Register comes out of storage Page No 1, Date of Burial, Name of Deceased, Age, Late Residence,Ptivate or Public Gravecemetery records, burial documents, queenstown cemetery, nillumbik shire council, gold rush, caledonian diggings, queenstown, smiths gully cemetery

Publication No. B4A-PO2, Book 1

The first Government controlled savings bank was established on 1 January 1842 under New South Wales legislation. Known as the Savings Bank of Port Phillip it was administered by a Board of Trustees and a Vice-President. Branches of this Bank were subsequently established in other parts of the colony. In 1853 a statutory body known as The Commissioners of Savings Banks in the Colony of Victoria was constituted under the Savings' Bank Act and each bank was thereafter to be a separate and independent institution with its own trustees and officers - however, between 1896 and 1912 the independent Savings Banks of Victoria merged to become a single institution and this development was formalised by the 1912 legislation. From 1980 the Bank was known as the State Bank of Victoria under the provisions of the State Bank Act 1980. The State Bank of Victoria established its own Archives before the Bank was sold in 1990 to the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. After the sale, the Archives of the State Bank continued to operate until the Archives' holdings were transferred to the state archives.Bundles of papers from the State Savings Bank, Clunes - Loss of Pass Book Notices 1918-1961 - Deceased Estates 1916-1965 - A/C Stops 1923-1961 - Passbook Cheque Book 1949 - Stat Dec 1946 - Dep. Book School Bank 1978-1979 - Pass Books (2) 1953-1968 and 1948-54state savings bank of victoria, bank documents

.1 PARTICULARS FOR IDENTIFICATION OF PENSIONERS 1823-1834 .2 TOBACCO LICENCES RECEIPT BOOK 1901-1915 .3 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS RECEIPT BOOK 1913-1914 .4 POST OFFICE RECEIPT BOOK 1877-1905 .5 MINERS RIGHT RECEIPT BOOK 1887-1888 .6 MINERS RIGHT RECEIPT BOOK 1898-1899 .7 CERTIFICATION TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUE OF A VICTUALLER'S LICENSE 1881 .8 CARDBOARD BOX FOR STORING .1 TO .7.8 WHITE STICKER WITH HANDWRITTEN"HISTORICAL RECORDS FOR SAFE KEEPINGminers rights receipts, tobacco licence receipts, post office receipts, victuallers licence

.1 CLUNES TENNIS CLUB MINUTES BOOK WITH SOME CORROSPONDENCE AND FINANCIAL RECORDS LOOSE IN THE BACK 1957-1975 .2 BLUE FOLDER CONTAINING CORRESPONDENCE, LIST OF DEBS AND PARTNERS FOR THE BALL 21/08/1987 .3 BOOKLET WITH FINANCIAL RECORDS FOR 1968-69deb ball1987, clunes tennis club, finacial records

BLUE EXERCISE BOOK 'ST GEORGE' CONTAINING TREASURERS RECORDS 1948-49 INCLUDING INVOICES AND RECEIPTSmethodist tennis 1948, treasurers reports

.1 BOOK - CRADLE ROLL RECORD 1936-1959 .2 CRADLE ROLL CERTIFICATE .3 RUSTY RED LEATHER HANDMADE WALLET CONTAINING BIRTHDAY CARDS .4 BIRTHDAY BOOK YOUNG WORSHIPPERS LEAGUEmethodist cradle roll, young worshippers league, 1936-1959

BLACK EXERCISE BOOK RECORDING ATTENDANCE FROM 1943-1953. ALSO INCLUDES DETAILS OF TEACHERS ETC.methodist sunday school, attendance 1943-1956

3 bundles: 1 - information on some of the German POW's held at Camp 13 and/or Dhurringile Mansion; 2 - information on some of the Garrison personnel at Camp 13 and/or Dhurringile Mansion; 3 - diary of happenings at Camp 13 and/or Dhurringile Mansion over the course of 1941 - 1950; 2 typed pages of who was in Navy, Army or Air Force; a black and white photograph of Gustav Pohlig in 1940; a letter to Mrs Poniewierski re visitors book. Signed by Acting Governor Smithwik; a typed page of birthdays of POW's; a typed page of Camp and Group Commandants; typed page of important dates;Contained in an Olympic sheet protector box are record cords of white with blue striped lines with information of some German POW internees held in Camp 13 and Dhurringile Mansion.camp 13 documentation, dhurringile mansion documentation, gustav puhlig, german pow's, garrison personnel

Made in Camp 1, Tatura to contain personal photos, sketches, and records of Dr. Neumann, who, from Germany, had been appointed lecturer at Sydney University c.1937, until interned in 1939. Remained in possession of his daughter Ingrid until she brought it and presented to the Museum.Grey cardboard covers with red binding secured by cream plastic string, containing paper pages with photos, newspaper clippings & handwritten notes. Contains one Concentration Camp Canteen Ticket- one shilling. Scrap book made and bound in Camp 1 with photos, paper clippings, sketches and hand written notes, mainly in German. A record of Dr. Gerhard Neumann from Sept. 2nd. 1939 to Feb. 14th. 1946, including his marriage in Liverpool Internment Camp to Peggy MacIntyre.german internees, liverpool internment camp, camp 1 tatura, canteen money ticket, books, autobiography, scrap

An interesting account of the German internees from Iran. The names, hut allocations, hut leaders, when transferred to Tatura, 1944, when repatriated, their entertainment including plays, violin concert. The book found in the Sydney Hotel and then secret and confidential report. Tatura 8 September 1940 internees ex HMT Dunera ex Port Melbourne - 518 internees who disembarked 3 September 1940.A dark blue hard cover. Top right hand corner "Archival records German Internment Camps in Australia.As abovegerman internees, dunera, iran, gerhard meinke

Collection of Tatura Post Office records donated when the Post Office was sold to private enterprise in 2006. Commonwealth Bank Agency book - 1912 - 1921,1922-1926,1926-1935, 1935 - 1981, 1951-1971|Victorian Post Code Book 1987|Australian Post Code Book 1968|Rainfall records of Tatura 1923, 1943, 1987-1997|Folder No 128 Statistics - Office|TaturaBeige archival box .tatura post office, documents, commnercial

Personal history written by Bill Anderson of his experiences in the Australian Army in WW2. He volunteered at the age of 18 years after Japan entered the war, as an Ally to Germany and Italy, the aggressors. Taken prisoner by the Japanese and held in camps in Malaya and Singapore, enduring previously untold horrors at the hands of the Japanese captors. Written for his grandchildren to read and perhaps understand.Burgundy hard covered book with printed title in gold, containing photocopied handwritten material and printed material.Two photos and descriptions of the author, and his record of his Army Service. 1 - Bill Anderson aged 20 years and 10 months (May 1941); 2 - Bill Anderson aged 66 years and 10 months (May 1987). Service record. These items inside front cover of book.documents, reports, bill anderson, australian army, australian army personnel

Toolamba West State School later known as Tatura East State SchoolTatura East School Records and photographs. Toolamba West State School Records from 1879-1960. 2 plaques, 1 medallions, 4 photograph albums big, 3 flip photograph albums, pupils register x 3, 1 school t shirt, 2 books, 1 inspectors report and book, 1 teacher information book (not to be displayed, 1 newspaper clipping.

Material accessed by Major James Sullivan from the Australian Archives and various Japanese ex internees, and used in writing his book "Beyond All Hate".Black two ring folder containing printed material in plastic sleeves.Camp 4 archival materialdocuments, biography