photocopynon-fictionNew legislation to bring control of Sanctuary under the Chief of Secretary's Department and not Lands Department. 1940s

photocopynon-fictionState Government to control the Sanctuary but to be administered by a Trust or Board.1940s

photocopynon-fictionSanctuary to come under the jurisdiction of the Chief Secretary's Department.1940s

photocopyThe Sanctuary is to be retained exclusively for native birds and animals. A committee to be formed to take charge of the Sanctuary.1940s

photocopynon-fictionMr Holloway states that the Government made a thorough investigation before appointing a new committee to control Sanctuary. He also declined further comment on a statement by Mr Chisholm of the Royal Australasion Ornithologists Union.1940s

photocopynon-fictionNew Committee named in article. 1940s

photocopy Dr Karl Compton leading U.S. scientist visits Sanctuary.1940s

PhotocopyRecent hatchings of birds include the masked owlet the first of its kind to hatch outside Tasmania.The Director reports an increase in visitors to the Sanctuary.1940s

photocopyRequest for usage of Coranderrk Reserve for extension of Sanctuary.1940s

photocopyRecommendations from report by Mr Crosbie Morrison are being considered by State Government 1940s

photocopyMr Lindsay Field commenting on report made by Mr Morrison and defending work done by his committee. Other report states that further extension of Sanctuary would have to be deferred. 1940s

photocopyMr P. Crosbie Morrison criticises the conditions at the Sanctuary, and recommends that it be made a State Institution. A number of Mr Morrison's findings on the Sanctuary are listed.1940s

photocopyLetter from a visitor criticising conditions for some animals and birds. 1940s

photocopyMr Hollway to visit the Sanctuary to discuss the Sanctuary's future with the Committee. 1940s

photocopyThe State government takes first steps to implement Mr Crosbie Morrison's recommendations.1940s

photocopyMr McDonald (Acting Premier) to recommend to Cabinet a grant to the Sanctuary to meet costs of fencing and transport of birds and animals.1940s

photocopyMr McDonald (Acting Premier) to ask Cabinet for funds to keep Sanctuary open. Membership tickets mentioned in article.1940s

photocopyState Government voted an Interim grant to tide the Committee over until the return of the Premier from overseas.1940s

photocopyMr Lindsay Field 'chairman 'of Sanctuary committee states that funds at the Sanctuary are exhausted.1940s

PhotocopyInterim grant to Sanctuary to help mend fencing and transport of animals.1940s

photocopyState Government grant to Sanctuary. 1940s

photocopy x 1 original x 1Report of inquiry made by Mr Crosbie Morrison.1940s

photocopynon-fictionThe Premier not impressed with the suggestion to move the Zoo to Healesville.1940s

PHOTOCOPYnon-fictionBottle-fed baby wombat is shown off.1940s

photocopynon-fictionAppointment of Mr Everard as Chairman of the Committee. 1940s

photocopynon-fictionReport of speech by Mr Borthwick (Minister for Water Supply) at opening of the coranderrk reservoir. 1960s

Photocopynon-fictionDescription of wildlife and fauna at the Sanctuary and surrounding area. 1960s

photocopynon-fictionThe Committee of the Sanctuary appointed a sub-committee to investigate and recommend overall development of the Sanctuary.1940s

photocopynon-fictionA theatrette and information centre to be built at Sanctuary.1960s

photocopynon-fictionWombat born at Sanctuary1970s