Receipt written on blue paper and dated Sept 23/72. Received from Court King of the Forest the sum of 17s/6 being part of the preliminary expenses incurred previous to starting a Friendly Societies Dispensary. Signed I. A. Niemann, Secretary. B.U.F.S. Dispensary.societies, aof, correspondence, ancient order of foresters no. 3770 collection - correspondence, court king of the forest, friendly societies dispensary, i a niemann, bufs dispensary

Bendigo United Friendly Societies Dispensary, A Goldfields Child 1872 - 2000, published by Bendigo United Friendly Societies, 52 pages with photographs.Ray Wallaceclubs and associations, sport, bendigo united friendly society., friendly societies, bendigo united friendly society, bufs dispensary.

Frank J. Every's business was Every's Newsagency, corner of Kilian's Walk, Bendigo.Six handwritten references, 1904, various size papers, for Francis James Every. The following individuals and organisations attested to Frank's character: J.B. Young, Manufacturing Stationer, Bendigo " Francis James Every served his apprenticeship with me as a bookbinder and paper ruler'; H.C. Taylor Baptist Minister ' he is trustworthy, honest, able and upright'; United Friendly Societies Dispensary 'was employed by us at the Bendigo Dispensary for some years as boy and general messenger'; Albert Blackwell, Minister ' he was strictly upright, honourable and reliable .... an unblemished character,; The Bendigo Independent, Williamson Street, Bendigo ' excellent character... trustworthy' and Fred P. Morris, he is 'full of energy, has a good address and would make an ideal Secretary of any public body'. Every Collectionfrank j. every, newsagents, j.b. young, h.c. taylor, baptist minister, bendigo united friendly societies dispensary, bufs, baptist church, bendigo, the bendigo independent, newspaper, fred p. morris

Loose page book contains photos and descriptions of cast iron verandah's deemed worthy of preservation in the City of Bendigo. Buildings include: shamrock Hotel, Dr. Long's surgery, Cnr. Mundy and McCrae Sts., Batchelder, 346 McCrae St., Bendigo, Favaloro's, 139 Pall mall, Bendigo Jockey Club, pall Mall, View Point Hotel, Johnson, 274 High St.,Hopetoun Hotel, 147 Mitchell St., Cumberland Hotel, 279 Williamson St., Limerick Castle Hotel, Williamson St., BUFS Dispensary, 75 View St., Rifle Brigade Hotel, 137 View St., Goldmines Hotel, Marong Road, Manchester Arms Hotel, 302 Eaglehawk Rd., Victoria Hotel, 48 High St., Eaglehawk.cottage, miners, bendigo, heritage, verandahs, cast iron work, wrought iron

Green cover, on front ' Eighty second annual issue The Foresters' Directory 1926', 564 pages. Contains location and names of all Foresters Societies in that year. Bendigo United District (1862) had 5 Courts in 1926 - 136 adult benefit, 4 honorary members, £6984. District secretary Mr. M.H. P Webb; 7 Beehive Chambes, Bendigo. 3549 Bendigo 1861 (year of commencement) Bee Hive Mining Exchange, Pall Mall. Bendigo; fortnightly, Sec, T.A. Considine, Hope S. Bendigo. Treasurer E.B. Newell. 3768 Banner of Hope 1862. Foresters' hall, Kangaroo Flat, fortnighty Sec. C. Yeates, Kangaroo Flat, Treas C.A.F. Taylor. 3770 King of the Forest 1862, Mechanics' institute, Mount Korong Road, Long Gully; every four week. Sec. M.H. P. Webb, Long Guly Bendigo. 5500 Pride of Marong, 1871, Marong; Sec FM. palmer Post office Marong. Court for females only: Star of Bendigo 1894, BUFS Dispensary Hall Bendigo. alternate Tuesdays, Sec Miss Petersen, California Gully, Bendigo Treas Miss M. Baker.bendigo, clubs, foresters