Folder containing various pamphlets, etc. issued by Shire of Sherbrooke. Contents: -card 14x8cm, With the compliments of the Shire of Sherbrooke -card 14x8cm, You were absent when I called -bifold card 15.5x10cm, with print of painting on front, "Celebrating the Dandenongs" Neil Douglas 1990, artwork, and Shire logo on back, in plain envelope -trifold pamphlet, Monbulk Aquatic Centre Redevelopment Information -trifold pamphlet, An introduction to environmental & noxious weeds in Sherbrooke -trifold pamphlet, A responsible approach to dog ownership in Sherbrooke, stamped Rod Bezanovic, Ranger, Conservation and recreation -trifold pamphlet, A guide to Sherbrooke's animal welfare local law -trifold pamphlet, Community services in Sherbrooke -trifold pamphlet, Local law, Balancing the needs of native and domestic animals in Sherbrooke -trifold pamphlet, Litter -trifold pamphlet, Local law No 6 open air burning and incinerator use -trifold pamphlet, Garden plants are going bush...and becoming environmental weeds!/--trifold pamphlet, Local law No 6 open air burning and incinerator use -trifold pamphlet, Minimising waste -trifold pamphlet, Local law No 6 open air burning and incinerator use -trifold pamphlet, Our services at a glance -trifold pamphlet, Local law No 6 open air burning and incinerator use -trifold pamphlet, Putting up signs on roadsides, parks or reserves in Sherbrooke -trifold pamphlet, Local law No 6 open air burning and incinerator use -trifold pamphlet, Customer Feedback -bifold pamphlet, Discover Emerald Lake Park -sheet of 28 round stickers featuring Shire logo and "Shire of Sherbrooke Glenfern Road, Upwey" -A4 sheet, blue, Emerald Lake waterslide, with two complimentary ride tickets stapled to it -A4 sheet, red, listing Fire Hazard clearance contractors 1994/5shire of sherbrooke, resident information, bylaws

These three wooden chairs, each upholstered in red leather with brass detailing, are of notable historical and civic significance. One of the chairs features a silver presentation plaque inscribed: "Presented to Council by A.C. Gibb, Son of Alexander Gibb of Meadowbank" This inscription links the chair to A.C. Gibb, the son of Alexander Gibb, a prominent early settler of the district. Alexander Gibb is recognised as a first-generation settler and served as the 6th Shire President, contributing significantly to the early governance and development of the local area. The chairs are believed to have been used in council chambers or other official settings, symbolising both the continuity of civic leadership and the legacy of pioneering families in the region. The craftsmanship—evident in the quality timber, rich red leather, and brass fittings—reflects the period’s aesthetic and the importance placed on civic furnishings. The donation of these chairs by A.C. Gibb may have been intended to honour his father’s service and to contribute to the enduring heritage of the Broadmeadows Shire. Their preservation offers insight into the material culture of local government and the personal histories that shaped it.These three wooden chairs, each upholstered in red leather with brass detailing, are of considerable historical and civic significance. One chair bears a silver presentation plaque inscribed: "Presented to Council by A.C. Gibb, Son of Alexander Gibb of Meadowbank" The chairs are directly associated with Alexander Gibb, a first-generation settler and the 6th Shire President of Broadmeadows, whose leadership contributed to the early development of local governance in the region. The donation by his son, A.C. Gibb, reflects a continued family commitment to civic service and commemorates the foundational role played by pioneering families in shaping the Shire’s identity. The chairs are representative of the material culture of council chambers in the late 19th to early 20th century, demonstrating the values of formality, durability, and prestige in civic furnishings. Their fine timber construction, red leather upholstery, and brass fittings exemplify the craftsmanship of the period and the importance placed on public institutions. As objects of both functional and commemorative value, the chairs contribute to an understanding of the Shire’s political heritage and the legacy of settler leadership. They are significant for their historical associations, aesthetic qualities, and social value within the local community.Three wooden chairs, each with red leather upholstery, brass, 1 x chair, silver plaqueShire president chair plaque: Presented to the shire by Cr. A.C. Gibb J.P. / February 1916, Secretary's Chair: right front leg - Scratched: BYLAWSshire council, broadmeadows, furniture, alexander coupar gibb

Warrnambool was created as a municipality on 7th December 1855, declared a Borough on 1st October 1863, proclaimed a Town on 2nd February 1883, and a City on 8th April 1955. This 1955 edition of the Ruskin "All-about" covers the facilities and activities of the Municipality of Warrnambool. It provides a directory for residents with maps, bylaws, transport times, schools and societies and a classified listing of professions, trades, shops and factories.This directory provides a significant synopsis of the City of Warrnambool in 1955/1956.This is 28 page paper booklet with a blue cover and white front cover with an illustration of a TAA female pilot in the bottom right hand corner with white, blue, red and black printing. There is a 16 page insert which includes a 1956 calendar, agricultural information and the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games official programme. The rear cover has a colour advertisement of two petrol pumps and Energol oil products with a male attendant.The Ruskin All-about WARRNAMBOOL TAA serves the nation Fly TAA -the friendly waywarrnambool, warrnambool trade directory, ruskin all-about, 1956 olympics

Around the Institute was a weekly program designed to keep clients and staff informed of events, activities and thoughts relating to low vision and blindness. It consisted of interviews undertaken by Jo Matthews, with sound engineer Ed Gamble, designed to inform, educate and explore on a variety of topics. April 17: Research into the effects of diabetes on women’s lifestyle – Georgina Kelly, Changes to a Boorondara bylaw for shopfronts – Graeme Craig. royal victorian institute for the blind, radio shows

Stephen Spark compiled horses performance records starting in 1983 on his typewriter. Bylaw raced from 1967 (2yo) through to 1971 (6yo). Career: 19 wins 4 seconds 3 thirds 38 starts.Typed document in black and red ink.harness racing, australasian harness racing, horse career, performance records, bendigo harness racing club, bhrc, bylaw, wk webster, dick webster