Brochure advertising sale of Lucknow Estate Mitcham. 90 lots. Agent: Drake & CoBrochure advertising sale of Lucknow Estate Mitcham. 90 lots. Agent: Drake & Coland sales, lucknow estate, lucknow street, owen street, brian street, ross street, ronald street, lucknow court

Owen Loftus and his mother lived in this house in the 1930's. Owen was a postman and also ran a taxi service.He died in the second World War and is remembered in the memorial window at Christ Church, Mitcham. Present owners (1998) are Anna and Gorden Seward. The previous owners were the Rev and Mrs Barnsley, a retired Church of England vicar. They came to Australia to be near Anna, who was their daughter.Coloured photograph of a house in Lucknow Street, Mitcham. Flowers in the sunshine with grey roof. Wooden eaves over windowslucknow street, mitcham no 58, streets, houses

Black and white photograph of a kindergarten teacher (left) playing a game with six small children sitting on the carpet.kindergartens, lucknow street child care centre, mitcham

Lucknow Manufacturing Company was located at 103 Brunswick Road, Brunswick in the mid 1930s. In 1937, Lucknow Manufacturing Company was fined for selling methylated spirit which was adulterated (The Age, 19 August, p. 4.) In the early 1940's the company moved to a larger premises in Mount Alexander Road, Flemington, where this particular bottle was produced. Amber bottle with cork stop. White paper label printed in green and red.Poisonous - Not to be taken - MY-T-FINE Methylated Spirits Guaranteed full strength 65-68 O.P. Highly Inflammable Keep away from Fire Contents Approx. 10 ozs Lucknow Manufacturing Co. 96-100 Mt. Alexander Road, Flemington Phone: FF 2094lucknow manufacturing company, methylated spirits

Article on retirement of Mrs Joan Endacott, the first directoress of Rangeview Preschool. She was there for 15 years.Article on retirement of Mrs Joan Endacottendacott joan, rangeview pre-school

Painting in glass-fronted frame.Reflections (Ringwood Lake) by May Freeland, 59 Lucknow Street Mitcham.

Plover chick rescued after falling down manhole at Lucknow Street complex of M.M.B.W.plovers, birds, melbourne and metropolitan board of works, smith, george, lucknow street, mitcham

Other number 03650.1Black and white photograph of Jimmy Timms bowling for Lakes Entrance A Grade against Lucknow Victoriaclubs, sports

Cream muslin, Chikankari embroidery (Lucknow) motifs in traditional stitchery. The butterflies are in a type of embroidery known as Jali.embroidery, garments, sari, india, early 20th century

Framed Black and White photo of Workers at Mitcham Reservoir, Lucknow Street. See also NP2468 in albumwathen, edward william, mitcham reservoir

Black and white photo of Construction of Mitcham Reservoir. Taken in 1922. Photograph of southern retaining wall nearby Lucknow St.sydenham, diane, mitcham reservoir, melbourne and metropolitan board of works

Education Department (First Edition) 1941. Fabric covered cardboardFaye Harris, 61 Lucknow Street, Mitcham. WU 2906. Box Hill Girls Technical School. Form 1F.education department, arithmetic, book

Miniature medals, all original court mounted. 1. Original - Punjab medal with Chilianwala and Gooerat clasps. 2. Original - South Africa Medal 1853. 3. Original - India General Service medal with Perak Clasp. 4. Original - Crimea Medal with Balaklava Clasp. 5. Original - Crimea Medal with Sebastopol and Balaklava Clasp. (Now not part of the collection) 6. Original - India Mutiny Medal with Lucknow and Relief Lucknow Clasps. passchendaele barracks trust, pbt207to212, bob english collection, medals

A history of Narbethong taken from recollections of local residentsPaperback. Front cover has a photograph of a painting of 'Lucknow', a farm which was owned by the Yeates Family. Back cover has a black and white photograph of a lady standing next to a wooden sign post showing the Acheron Way and the distances to Marysville, Warburton, Narbethong and Healesville.Stamp of the Marysville & District / Historical Society Inc / P.O. Box 22 / Marysville 3779narbethong, history, victoria, australia, local history

A history of Narbethong taken from recollections of local residentsPaperback. Front cover has a photograph of a painting of 'Lucknow', a farm which was owned by the Yeates Family. Back cover has a black and white photograph of a lady standing next to a wooden sign post showing the Acheron Way and the distances to Marysville, Warburton, Narbethong and Healesville.Stamp of the Marysville & District / Historical Society Inc / P.O. Box 22 / Marysville 3779narbethong, history, victoria, australia, local history

Teachers named as Heather Boote - Nicholson Primary School, Peter Larson - Lucknow Primary School, Wendy Morgan - Guthridge Primary School.Black and white photograph three teachers at Gippsland Teachers Conference Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools, conference, people

The Reverend J Brian Lee was ordained in 1953 and served at Bundaberg, Bald Hills, Gladstone, Lucknow and Banaras District India, Nundah, Fiji, Connexion Office Overseas Mission Secretary, Dudley Circuit and The Gap.Rev. J. Brian Lee, head and shoulders portrait, facing camera, suit, tie and white shirtRev J Brian Lee, Secretary World Missionreverend j brian lee, ordained 1953, bundaberg, bald hills, gladstone, lucknow and banaras district india, nundah, fiji, connexion office overseas mission secretary, dudley circuit, the gap

Black and white photo of Home of Marie Arrowsmith, Grandmother of Ted, in Lucknow Street (formerly Scott Street), Mitcham. Marie lived there from 1915 to early 1920s. Originally 2 roomed Bungalow, 2 more rooms were added. Virgin bush at rear. House purchased from Mrs Scott of Scott's Estate. House since demolished.arrowsmith, marie, ted, scott, mrs, lucknow street, mitcham

H (Herbert) Arrowsmith, grandfather of Ted the Donor, was foundation Secretary of the Soldiers Sailors Fathers' Association in Mitcham and Secretary until he died in 1931. He lived in Scotts Street, Mitcham ( now Lucknow Street ) and later at 35 Cambridge Street Box Hill. He worked at the Builders Trading and Roofing Co.framed certificate of merit presented to H Arrowsmith by the Victorian Branch of the Returned Sailors + Soldiers Imperial League of Australia ( R.S.L.)civic mementoes, presentations

Chikankari Embroidery - The Art that defines Indian Heritage. Chikankari is a delicate and traditional hand-embroidery style from Lucknow, India, often called 'Lucknowi Chikan'. Believed to be introduced by Nur Jahan, wife of Mughal Emperor Jehangir, it features intricate needlework on fabrics like muslin, cotton, silk, and georgette. This ancient craft involves approximately 36 different stitching techniques. Partially Worked Chikankari Patternpattern, india

An article from the Nunawading Gazette and 2 x A4 pagesnon-fictionKatherine Fielding Barnsley fought the council to have a gum tree outside her house in Lucknow Street, Mitcham preserved instead of being removed to make a straight footpath.memorial gum tree, lucknow street mitcham, barnsley katherine fielding

Mr Carl Otto (Clyde) Drevermann was born at Lucknow and worked in various parts of Victoria before coming to Orbost in about 1902. In July 1902 he entered into partnership with Mr Edward Fisher Reynolds and the ironmongery, hardware and tinsmithing business was carried on by the new firm as Drevermann and Reynolds. In about 1905 Mr Drevermann assumed proprietorship and the tinsmith and plumbing section of the business was sold off to Mr Edward Swan. The ironmongery, hardware and timber business was known as Carl Dreverman & Co until 1917 when it was changed to Orbost Hardware and Timber Co. This shop had a row of nails on the window sill to prevent people sitting on the ledge. Carl Drevermann was a prominent Orbost identity and the Drevermann family owned the current Orbost Hardware Store for many years. Clyde [Carl] Drevermann died on 15/11/1946 aged 72. He was born in Lucknow and went into partnership with E P Reynolds on 9/8/1902 in Orbost selling furnishings, general ironmongery, furniture and tinsmith items. This partnership did not last long as on 6/9/1902 the shop then operated as Carl Drevermann & Co. later to become the Orbost Hardware & Timber Co. Mr Reynolds relocated the tinsmith part of the business to a new address. Mr Drevermann was a keen motorist and promoter of East Gippsland during the time when motor tourism was in its infancy. ( Lindsay and Noreen Thomson)A small white paper order form. It has black print an details are hand-written.drevermann-carl order-form-book-keeping

Mr Carl Otto (Clyde) Drevermann was born at Lucknow and worked in various parts of Victoria before coming to Orbost in about 1902. In July 1902 he entered into partnership with Mr Edward Fisher Reynolds and the ironmongery, hardware and tinsmithing business was carried on by the new firm as Drevermann and Reynolds. In about 1905 Mr Drevermann assumed proprietorship and the tinsmith and plumbing section of the business was sold off to Mr Edward Swan. The ironmongery, hardware and timber business was known as Carl Dreverman & Co until 1917 when it was changed to Orbost Hardware and Timber Co. This shop had a row of nails on the window sill to prevent people sitting on the ledge. He married Carrie Bird and had children: Molly and Bill. Carl died in 1946.This is a pictorial record of a general store in early Orbost. It carried general merchandise, a variety of goods and staples needed by the surrounding community. The rural general store played a vital in regional communities throughout the 19th century and into the 20th century.. A black / white photograph of the inside of a shop with many good displayed on the floor, walls and ceiling.on back - "In Dreverman's shop"dreverman-carl-orbost shops-hardware-general