Copy of contract and covering typewritten summary. Property fronting Ringwood Street and Andrew Street, Ringwood, Part of Crown Allotment 30, Parish of Warrandyte, Certificate of Title Volume 5454 Folio 1090635 and Volume 4230 Folio 845883 .18687 Nuttall - McCallum AI Summary: The documentation records a Contract of Sale dated March 1946 between Ann Christine Nuttall and Christopher Ronald Nuttall of 80 Wantirna Road, Ringwood (Vendors) and Basil Sutherland McCallum and Clarice Lillian McCallum of Swinton Avenue, Kew (Purchasers). The property is located at the intersection of Ringwood Street and Andrew Street, Ringwood, with a 97 foot frontage to Ringwood Street and a 168 foot depth along Andrew Street. It forms part of Crown Allotment 30, Parish of Warrandyte, County of Mornington, and is described in Certificate of Title Volume 5454 Folio 1090635 and Volume 4230 Folio 845883. C.E. Carter of Ringwood acts as agent for the vendors. The purchase price is £250, with a £20 deposit and the balance payable within 14 days of receiving Commonwealth Treasurer consent, as required under the wartime National Security (Economic Organisation) Regulations. The contract incorporates the 1936 Copyright Conditions of Sale, including provisions relating to title, possession, land tax, and statutory compliance. Special conditions require the valuer’s fee to be shared equally between vendor and purchaser, and grant the purchasers 14 days from the granting of government consent to make requisitions on title. The contract is fully executed and confirmed by both vendors.

Egbert John Nuttall 1. National Flag (1942) (newspaper paragraph) re design of Australian Flag 1901 2. Australia’s flag (newspaper article ABC Weekly 1901) from E.J. Nuttall 3. Australian Flag “Review of Reviews” Australian Flag Designs article – Australian Women’s Weekly article 6 January 1951. 4. Newspaper article “Flag Debate a diversion, says woman” by Liz Bell. Nunawading Gazette, 4 August 1992. 5. ‘Happy Birthday 100!’ newspaper article on Mrs Hilda McLaughlin, who lived in Surrey Hills for 72 years. (no date, no source). 6. ‘Flag artist naming’ newspaper article. (no date, no source) 7. ‘Inspiration of the Eureka Flag’ (continued from Page 1) newspaper article. (no date, no source). 8. ‘Our Flag was a Schoolboy’s Dream’ article by John Harcourt (no date, no source). 9. ‘Personal’ small newspaper article from The Reporter, 1.6.1956 and notes from Barbara Ross, daughter of Mrs Hilda McLaughlin by phone on 13.3.1993. 10. ‘Australia’s Flag’ article. 3 x pages. (no date, no source). egbert john nuttall

.1) Strategic Plan for Goldfields Region: Consultancy Proposal .2) A Strategic Marketing Plan by four students of Tourism at the University of Ballarat relating to Victoria's Goldfields Region.victorian tourisim industry, tourism, goldfields, victorian goldfields

Full colour poster, advertising showing of the movie 'Boots and Saddle' at the Crown Pictures, presented by the Co-operative Film exchange Ltd. Depiction of a young woman and a mountie. Printed on butcher's paperFront: 'Afternoon & Evening Crown Pictures SAT. OCT 20th' - handwritten, black crayon Back: Portland rifle club statistics, handwritten, pencil

Her Majesty's Wangaratta - Victorian Commercial Traveller's Choral Party. Vocalists, Instruments, Entertainers. Wednesday, Sept. 27th. Proceeds in Aid of Wangaratta Hospital. Box Plan at Bickerton's. Charles R Hershchell Musical Director. Walter A Jack, Hon. Sec. PART 1 The Traveller, Mr C Harold Oakley. 2 The Soldier's Chorus, Victorian Commercial Travellers' Choral Party. 3 Sing Me A Song of the South, Mr Horace J Wood. 4 'The Battle Eve', Messrs. W T P Sutton and Harry Pride. 5 'The Highland Brigade Burying Their Dead' Captain Reid, D.S.O. 6 'Doan yer cry, ma Honey,' 'Laugh and Grow Fat,' The C.T. Choral Party. 7 unnamed part by Mr Gill Gliddon. 8 'The Song the Anvil Sings,' Mr E L Jones. 9 'La Reve De Armour,' Mr Charles R Hershell. 10 'Johnathan Jones,' Mr Harry Pride. 11 'March of Israelites,' The C.T. Choral Party. Part 2. 1 Mr C Harold Oakley, his own composition. 2'A Cradle Song,' The bachelors of the Choral Party and married men. 3 Duet for Basses, Mr Vic Porter and Mr Harry Pride. 4 feat of Legerdemain, Captain Reid. 5 'Ma Honolulu Lady,' Mr E L Jones. 6 A slight interruption in the programme while Mr Gill Gliddon amuses himself and possibly the audience. 7 'The Lost Chord' Mr Chas R Herschell. 8 'Blow, Blow, Thou Wintry Wind,' Mr Horace J Wood. 9 'Little Tommy Went a-Fishing,' and 'The Mellow Melon,' C T Choral Party. Baton: Mr Chas R Herchell. Piano: Mr C Harold Oakley. Hon Sec: Mr Walter A Jack. Victorian Commercial Travellers' Choral Party. 1st Tenors. Sutton, W T P. Strode, Geo. Bownas, J C. Ebbott, J. M'Dowell, Geo. 2nd Tenors. Rankine, Hugh. Muirhead, Geo. Jack, W A. Vawdon, F W. Hart, W. Downing, J. Smith, Edgar. Oaten, J E V. 1st Basses. Pemberton, J. White, J H. M'Mahon, P A. Adams, W. Wilson, W J C. Jones, E L. M'Farlane, J. Wilder, D H. Spicer, A. 2nd Basses. Pride, H. Watson, A. Sinclair, P A. Miles, F. Andrews, J. Hopkinson, E R. Porter, V. Director: Chas R Herscell. Pianist: C Harold Oakley.Renwick. Pride. Nuttall, 263a P.O. Place, Melb.program, music, her majesty's wangaratta

THE DICTIONARY PROBABLY OWNED BY MARY DARSY, PINE GROVE STATE SCHOOL NO 1556, FEBRUARY 1877 AND RITA KIERCE.1. BROWN PAPER COVERED LEATHER BOUND DICTIONARY EDITED BY DR NUTTALL LONDON, OWNER RITA KIERCE. 2. BLUE COLOUR BOOK MARK..1 RITA KIERCE .2 MARY ANN DARSY, PINEGROVE STATE SCHOOL 1565, FEBRUARY 2ND 1877local history, book, dictionary, kierce family