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An envelope that was sent to Mrs. S.L. Hull of Mount Kitchener House in Marysville. The envelope was posted to and from Papua New Guinea in July 1934, and arrived in Marysville via the first official air mail from Papua New Guinea.An envelope that was sent to Mrs. S.L. Hull of Mount Kitchener House in Marysville. The envelope was posted to and from Papua New Guinea in July 1934, and arrived in Marysville via the first official air mail from Papua New Guinea.Per Australia, Papua & New Guinea Air Mail/ "Faith in Australia AUSTRALIA/ PAPUA/ AND/ NEW GUINEA/ JULY/ 1934/ FIRST OFFICAL/ AIR MAIL NEW GUINEA/ AUSTRALIA/ JULY 1934/ FIRST OFFICIAL/ AIR MAIL Mrs. S.L. Hull/ "Mount Kitchener House/ Marysville/ Victoria/ Australia LAE/ 27JUL34/ NEW GUINEA MELBOURNE/ 6 ? 1au34/ VIC. marysville, victoria, australia, mount kitchener house, mt kitchener house, kitchener house, accommodation, mrs. s.l. hull, envelope, papua new guinea

A copy of a black and white photograph of paddle steamer travel along the Murray river. It shows passengers (2 men, 1 girl, 1 boy) on the upper deck of the P. S. Kelvin, around the late 1890-1900. In the background is a third man, Hugh Price, at the wheel of the paddlesteamer. On the back of the photograph is documented as being on the mail run and at the Murray Bridge.Demonstrates passenger transport and travel along the river as well as the delivery of mail services between rural communities around the Murray Bridge, Blanchetown region in South Australia around 1890-1900.Copy of a Black and white photograph of 2 men, 1 girl and 1 boy on upper deck of P. S. Kelvin. In background is a 3rd man, Hugh Price, at the wheel. Documented as being on mail run and at the Murray Bridge (at Echuca)Kelvin on mail run, Murray Bridge. Hugh Price at wheel in rear.murray bridge south australia, p.s. kelvin, mail run, hugh price, cargo, price family collection

Used by Cr. ThompsonMail Bag for correspondence for the Mayor of Port Melbourne Cr Liana THOMPSON, 1993/4Mail Bag Cr L. Thompsonlocal government - city of port melbourne, mayors, liana thompson

This book is an early school reader for the Fifth Grade. It appears to be a British publication and has no Australian content (except for a brief biography of Captain Cook). The name ‘Matilda F.’ from Mailors Flat can probably be identified as Matilda Freckleton as the Freckleton family members were prominent settlers in the Mailors Flat area in the early 20th century. Matilda Freckleton (1886-1957) was the daughter of Francis and Catherine Freckleton. She married Calvin Chambers in 1906. This book is of minor interest as it is an example of an early school reader and it probably belonged to an early Mailors Flat resident, Matilda Freckleton. This is a soft cover book of 414 pages. The original front cover has been lost and a piece of grey cardboard has been used as its replacement. The back cover was originally a brown colour. The spine is now covered with a piece of grey material stitched on to part of the original spine. Some front and back pages are missing. The text has three sections and these contain prose extracts, stories, poems, hymns and work exercises. There are some black and white illustrations. A couple of pages are loose. Pasted in at the front and back pages are cuttings from newspapers. The handwritten material is in blue ink and pencil. There are two blue stamps of the Warrnambool and District Historical Society. ‘M.E.F., Mailors Flat’ ‘Matilda F., Mailors Flat’ matilda freckleton, mailors flat history, history of warrnambool

This little book is very old, presumably 19th century, but the wording on the front cover is indecipherable, no date is evident and the first and last pages are missing. The book was owned by Mary Jane Freckleton with the main inscription written in an adult hand – ‘Mary Jane Frickelton, Mailers Flat’. The spelling of Mailers Flat with an ‘e’ was not a mistake but this was the common spelling in the 19th century and the early 20th century. According to the Freckleton family history ‘Freckleton’ was sometimes spelled ‘Frickelton’ or ‘Frickleton’. Mailors Flat is nine kilometres from Warrnambool and the Mailors Flat School, number 1210, was opened in 1872 in Caramut Road and closed in 1994. The first Head Teacher was Julian Castles. There were Freckelton families in the 19th century in Port Fairy, Caramut, Woolsthorpe, Woodford and Mailors Flat. The Freckletons at Mailors Flat were engaged in farming. Mary Jane Freckleton was for a time a pupil teacher at Mailors Flat School. She was born at the Injemira property and married Henry Giles. This is an interesting book because of its age and because it belonged to Mary Jane Freckleton, a member of the Freckleton families, early settlers in the areas north of Warrnambool. She may have used the book when she was a pupil teacher at the Mailors Flat School. This is a hard cover book of 284 pages (some pages missing). The cloth cover is brown and much torn and stained. There are 86 chapters of prose and verse and a sprig of dried flowers is enclosed in the pages. There is the red stamp of the Warrnambool & District Historical Society on the first page and several snippets of writing in black ink on the front and back pages.‘Mary Jane Frickelton Mailers Flat’mary jane freckleton, mailors flat school, mailers flat, frickelton

Photo of the Mail Exchange Building with a cable tram loading prior to departure and a number of motor vehicles. The photo shows the monumental construction for the then Post Master Generals Department. This building was completed in 1917 to replace the mail sorting functions of the GPO on the corner of Bourke and Elizabeth St. It had tunnels that connected with Spencer Street Railway station opposite and was designed for the sorting and transporting of mail.Yields information about the Mail Exchange building.Photograph - Black and White - Mail Exchange Spencer and Bourke Streets c1920tramways, trams, cable cars, bourke street, spencer street, post office, post master general, mail exchange

The State Electricity Commission of Victoria's mail was collected and carried in a satchel especially made for the purpose.Historical: The State Electricity Commission of Victoria's mail was collected in a satchel. This would separate it from other mail and protect it. A satchel would enable the mail to be collected by different people using modes of transport.This brown leather rectangular satchel is well worn with stitching around the perimeters of the front and back where it is attached to the side pieces. The back piece extends a little at the top where it is stitched to a reinforced piece that has a curved handle covered by steel and fastened with a stainless steel plate with rings. The leather then continues as a flap also stitched to the piece with the handle. The satchel is fastened with 3 large press studs.The sides of the satchel extend and fold into the inside and can be fastened to each other with a large press stud. This may be to protect the contents. At the front centre a transparent pocket is stitched on presumably for identification. Engraved centre back: "S.E.C. / Mail"satchel. mail. s.e.c.. letters. state electricity commission of victoria.

Daily Mail Battle Pictures of France & Belgium in WWI. British Army.Postcards, black & white, Daily Mail Battle Pictures Series 1X.postcards - photographs, military history, passchendaele barracks trust

Australian air mail envelopes with Aboriginal motif based on 1930s photograph of "One pound Jimmy"Air Mail envelopes, printed in red-brown on off-white. "By AirMail, Par avion" with aboriginal motif. "Sender's name and address" on gummed flap on back.envelope, air mail

Large print crosswords reproduced by the Society with permission for the Daily Mail. Paper book with large print writingFirst published as the Daily Mail crosswords monthly no. 53.recreation, games

Black timber frame, buff coloured matt board framed colour photograph of Sioux helicopter on the ground with soldier collecting the mailDavo collects the mail - Vietnam 1971 copyright Len Pavich - My Vietnam Collectionphotograph, sioux (helicopter)

A newspaper article picturing a 1939 Chev Mail coach, designed by Alan Courtney's father and Charles Young, a mail contractor between Marysville and Alexandra prior to the second World War. The vehicle was built by the Special Body Division of Holden at Fisherman's Bend using the Chevrolet one tonne 123" chassis. It was designed for use as a mail, goods and passenger carrying vehicle for country areas and was used in the Marysville region.A newspaper article picturing a 1939 Chev Mail coach, designed by Alan Courtney's father and Charles Young, a mail contractor between Marysville and Alexandra prior to the second World War. The vehicle was built by the Special Body Division of Holden at Fisherman's Bend using the Chevrolet one tonne 123" chassis. It was designed for use as a mail, goods and passenger carrying vehicle for country areas and was used in the Marysville region.marysville, victoria, australia, alexandra, alexandra & eildon standard, alan courtney, 1939 chev mail coach, charles young

The Eastern Mail Centre was opened in 1992, in Rooks Road, NunawadingBlack and white photograph of the interior of the Eastern Mail Centre. In foreground a desk with a computer and phones.postal services, eastern mail centre, rooks road, nunawading

Standard issue item as used by Australian servicemen during the conflict in Vietnam (1962-1972).Australian Force Vietnam Air Mail EnvelopeAir Mail Boomerang / Map of Vietnam / Australian Force Vietnam Red and blue colour strips for border around envelope. Back - Place for number/name/unit/AFPO...GPO Sydney N.S.W Australia 2890air mail, australian force vietnam, envelope, mail, letters

A letter written by 8RAR soldier National Serviceman Pte Wayne Maschette outlining events about an incident with the detonation of a mine, number killed and injured. The writer states he was not involved in the incident as he was serving at the fire support base, not the battle front.An envelope and a two-page letter written on Australian Forces Vietnam letterhead paper, dated Sunday 1st March. The envelope is addressed to Mis D Maschette and the letter is written in blue ink. The envelope has a red and blue striped border with the "Air Mail" symbol in the top left hand corner. A map of Vietnam is located under the air mail symbol. Australian Force Vietnam Coat of arms header/ Blue ink/ 8RAR/ Air Mailletter, wayne maschette, aust. force vietnam, sig pl, suppt co, 8rar, mail, communication

Article on forthcoming auction of Campell's home, 23 March 1985. From Croydon Mail, 13 March 1985.Article on forthcoming auction of Campell's home, 23 March 1985.campbells croft, campbell, daisy, bruce, boronia road, vermont

``Newspaper clipping from "The Mail" 3-08-93 P8 ELECTION '93 How they repliedTwelve candidates for the election to Ringwood Council were asked five questions by The Mail, and they supplied answers to most of the questions that they were asked. Part One.`

``Newspaper clipping from "The Mail" 3-08-93 P8 ELECTION '93 How they repliedTwelve candidates for the election to Ringwood Council were asked five questions by The Mail, and they supplied answers to most of the questions that they were asked. Part Two.`

Newspaper clipping, titled "Old Victor Horse tram to run again" dated 17/12/1955 about a proposal to re-open the Horse tram service to Granite island at Victor Harbor - Sunday Mail. Record revised and image added 21/9/2013."Sunday Mail Adelaide" "17-12-55"trams, tramways, victor harbor, horse trams

M.J.Horan's post office and general store with the mail car out the frontBlack & white photograph of a weatherboard building (shop) with a verandah and a large lantern in front and carMail car Orford Real Photo Post card, the "Rose" series deluemail, car, orford, m.j.horan, post office, store

``Newspaper clipping from The Mail, 20-07-93 P9 YOUR say. Make sure our votes count. Edted by Francis Lee.Two letters to "The Mail" concerning the upcoming council elections, one of the writers being a candidate, Tony Holdway.`