Map: Parish of Huntly, County of Bendigo. Parish plan.By Authority W.M. Houston, Government Printer. Drawn and Reproduced at the Dept, of Lands and Survey, Melbourne, Victoria. August 1954.map, bendigo, parish plan, huntly

Map: Parish of Huntly, County of Bendigo. Parish plan.By Authority, Govt., Printer. A. J. Mullett. Photo Lithographed at the Department of Land and Survey Melbourne By W. J. Butsonmap, bendigo, parish plan, huntly

Hand Drawn map of Old Tom Lease - Parish of Huntly, County of Bendigo, Mining district of Sandhurst.place, land, mining

Map. Sandhurst and suburbs, Parish of Sandhurst, Parish of Huntly, Parish of Nerring, Parish of Marong, Parish of Lockwood, Parish of Wellsford, Parish of Strathfieldsaye, Parish of Mandurangmap, bendigo, parishes

Map: Parish plan showing an area Southwards from the parish of Huntly boundary, Covering Epsom,Ascot and White Hillsmap, bendigo, parish plan, epsom, ascot, white hills

Map. Parish of Sandhurst, Parish of Huntly, Parish of Nerring, Parish of Marong, Parish of Lockwood, Parish of Wellsford, Parish of Strathfieldsaye, Parish of Mandurang. Scale approx 1:18,000.map, bendigo, parishes

Map: Township of Huntly, Parish of Huntly , County of Bendigo. Parish plan. Western and South Riding Division on Main St. (Main Northern Highway) - written in ink below name of map.BY Authority H.J. Green. Photo-Lithographed at the Dept., of Lands and Survey, Melbourne. 12.3.32map, bendigo, township, huntly

Map. Parishes and suburbs : North of Bendigo, Parish of Huntly, Parish of Nerring, Parish of Sandhurst, Sydney Flat, Myers Flat, Borough of Eaglehawk, Sailors Gully, Jobs Gully, Harvey Town, California Gully, Maiden Gully, Long Gully, St.Just's Point, Iron Bark.map, bendigo, parishes

Map. Eastern area of Bendigo, Parish of Huntly, Ascot, Shire of Huntly, Jackass Flat, Old White Hills, White Hills, Emu Point, North Bendigo, East Bendigo, Strathdale, Parish of Strathfieldsaye, Parish of Sandhurst, Parish of Wellsford.map, bendigo, parishes

Burials in the Parish of Huntly also known as Junction Cemetery 1856 - 1865. Approximately 950 Burials. Photocopied pages from the original register, stored in thirty-four, A3 plastic pockets. Some photocopied pages have annotations, confirming dates and names. One A4 plastic pocket is at the front holding a title page describing the item.huntly, burial register, cemetery, junction cemetery

This business was owned by father and son, Henry Archibald Wilkinson and Samuel Ronald "Ron" Wilkinson. Henry (1882-1954) was born in Shepparton and died in Bendigo. He was married to Grace Hovendon in 1908. Samuel Ronald "Ron" (1914-1995), Henry's son, was married to Florence Jean McKerlie in 1937.Conditions of sale by private contract dated 11th September, 1930 between J. Beercroft (seller) and J. Smith (buyer) for pieces of land outlined in red on the plan hereon and owned and or occupied by the vendor at Epsom, being part of allotments 2, 3 and 4 section 8 in the Parish of Huntly. Price 200 pounds. Attached plan of the land sold.organization, business, h.a. & s.r wilkinson real estate

2 copies ( A4 and A3) of Old Tom lease. Map shows Old Tom Reef, old working open cutting, shaft 150 ft., Easter Reef, dam sand heap, water race, 3 other shafts, 120ft., 90ft., and 500 ft. marked on map. Stamped on map '64.3.34' Written on bottom of map in handwriting ' Old Tom Lease, Parish of Huntly, County of Bendigo, Mining district of Sandhurst'bendigo, mining, old tom lease map

The Old Tom mine site in the Whipstick forest, near Eaglehawk, can still be seen. The shaft has a ringlock fence surrounding it. In 1897, William E. Sheehan, was a mining investor. He applied for a lease "South Loesers Gold Mining Company' in the Whipstick, adjoining the F.G. Loesers lease. His address given as Bath Lane, Bendigo. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/183752133?searchTerm=old%20tom%20wm%20sheehan1. Two page photocopy of handwritten information, signed by Wm. E. Sheehan, on the Old Tom lease in the Whipstick forest. Content describes the condition of the site; the shaft; timbering of shaft; on ground conditions and the extent of the lease. 'In offering the lease I can confidently say that it is without doubt one of the best and safest ventures for small capital that has been placed before the public for many years.' 2. One page sepia photocopy of a 'mud map' of the Old Tom mine site. Map shows water race, dam, reef lines and the boundaries of the lease. Handwritten on bottom of map : Old Tom Lease, Parish of Huntly, County of Bendigo, Mining District of Sandhurst. old tom lease, whipstick forest, eaglehawk, goldmining, william sheehan

PETER ELLIS COLLECTION: Submission by The Bendigo Field Naturalist Club for the Preservation of the Whipstick Bendigo 1971 The submission was sent to the Minister for Forests. 'On behalf of the Bendigo Field Naturalist's Club, we, the President and Honorary Secretary, make application to the Forests Commission to have two areas, as approximately shown in green on the maps submitted (under separate cover), and being in the parishes of Huntly Nerring and Whirakee, Edgerton declared as Forest Parks under the Appropriate Act.' The Submission has the following contents: Bendigo's Claim for a Forest Park or National Park The Proposed Foiorest Parks Near Bendigo The Flora of The Proposed Whipstick Forest Park Species of Native Plants Bendigo Whipstick Area 1971 Species of Birds Bendigo Whipstick Area 1971 Mammals of the Whipstick Historical Bendigo Whipstick Statisticsperson, individual, peter ellis oam

Huntly Shire (1866-1994), north of Bendigo, was proclaimed on 13 July 1866, the successor to a road district which had been created in 1861. It was named after the Huntly parish (1854) which was probably named after Huntly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The shire’s south-west corner adjoined Epsom (Bendigo), its eastern boundary was the Campaspe River and its northern boundary ran through Diggora West. Its area was 878 sq km, unchanged since the shire was created. The administrative centre of the shire was Huntly, nearly on the edge of Bendigo’s urban fringe. In the south of the shire there were former gold mining areas at Huntly, Fosterville and Bagshot. The Midland Highway and railway line (1864) running north-east through the shire connected Goornong and Elmore to Bendigo. Elmore was the shire’s largest town, situated in a wheat/sheep farming area. The Kamerooka State Park was in the north-west of the shire. It was amalgamated with Bendigo, Marong, Eaglehawk and Strathfieldsaye in 1994 and is now part of the City of Greater Bendigo.Shire of Huntly stirling silver hand engraved drop suspended from a ling blue masonic ribbon. Front; SHIRE OF HUNGLY / 1886 / UNITA FORTIOR. Verso; PRESENTED TO THE SHIRE OF HUNTLY / BY CR. THE HON. M. A. CLARKE / 12TH AUGUST 1981shire of huntly, city of greater bendigo ceremonial item

Herbert Firks Sambell was the son of John Sambell, a chemist,who settled in Warrnambool in 1886.Stained glass, lancet window, north wall, north nave, depiction of Holman Hunt's painting (1851-1853) "The Light of the World" "To the Glory of God/ and in Memory of Herbert Firks Sambell/ died 16th June 1943./The gift of his loving family.

Stained glass, lancet window, east wall, Meeting Room, Hammond Fellowship Centre. A depiction of Holman Hunt's painting "I am the Light of the World"A.M.D.G./ In memory of Arthur Albert Briggs/ obit.. 5-11-42

This file contains 10 items about the Regent Lodge Extension Appeal: 1/Three promotional pamphlets, all called ‘Regent Lodge: A special kind of care’, stating that a building appeal will be launched early next year. The pamphlets also list office bearers. 2/A letter from Rodney Horsfield, Chairperson of the Project Working group, to Betty Freeland of the Elsternwick-Caulfield South Parish, dated 25/03/1992, asking for her to consider becoming a member of the Appeal Team. The letter also contains information on the history of Regent Lodge, the plans for development and progress on raising funds to date. 3/A letter from Ian Clark, Chairman of the Regent Lodge Extension Appeal, to Betty Freeland, dated 18/05/1992, inviting her to the official launch of the Regent Lodge Extension Appeal at Caulfield Grammar School, 217 Glen Eira Road Caulfield on 31/05/1992. The letter gives brief details on the launch, saying it will be attended by the appeal’s patron, the Honourable Joan Child, AO, and the Playback Theatre company. 4/A letter, recipient and sender unknown, dated 26/05/1992, giving details of the appeal launch and a brief history of Regent Lodge. 5/Two newspaper articles from the Southern Cross, Caulfield, dated 16/06/1992. The first, ‘Grant boost for dementia sufferers’, discusses a federal government grant of $8 million to dementia services, and $9 million to disability services. Heathlands, Camden Court, Lovell House, Clarence Court, Regent Lodge and St. Kilda House all received funds. The second, ‘Lodge building appeal launched’, describes the Regent Lodge Extension Appeal and its launch, and includes brief comment by appeal patron Joan Child. The article describes the plans for the appeal and extension, and outlines how readers can make donations. Included is a black-and-white photograph of Joan Child with members of the Playback Theatre Group at the Appeal Launch. 6/The original of the photograph used in the newspaper article in item 5, showing Joan Child with members of the Playback Theatre Group at the launch of the Regent Lodge Extension Appeal. 7/A letter from Rod Horsfield, Convenor of the Project Working Group, to Betty Freeland, dated 22/06/1992, discussing the launch and asking for the opportunity to meet with her Parish council or Finance Committee. 8/The plans for the extension of Regent Lodge, as well as a colour drawing of what the front of the extension will look like. 9/Preliminary photographs taken for the appeal brochure ‘Regent Lodge: Committed to Caring’. Twelve black-and-white photographs of two elderly residents at tea. Also, one black-and-white photographs of an elderly resident being assisted by another person, likely a staff member. 10/Three copies of the appeal brochure ‘Regent Lodge: Committed to Caring’. The brochure contains information about the lodge, the plans for the development, including a floorplan for a typical six bedroom unit, the costs of the extension and breakdown of how the appeal target amount would be spent, and messages from patron Joan Child, Appeal Committee Chairman Ian Clark, and Convenor of the Project Working Group Reverend Rod Horsfield. Also included is a list of the members of the Appeal Committee and Project Working Group. Black-and-white photographs of residents and workers at the Lodge are included in the brochure.regent lodge, regent street, elsternwick, emma street, caulfield south, heathlands, camden court, lovell house, st. kilda house, balaclava, caulfield grammar school, glen eira road, st. georges road, caulfield, uniting church, uniting church lodge program, regent lodge alzeimer appeal, regent lodge extension appeal, tansley hunt and partners, nepean presbytery, child joan the honourable, horsefield rod rev., horsfield rod rev., horsfield rodney rev., lukies noela mrs., campbell jack, cardell bob, davies gail mrs., greensmith duncan, tansley vern, merrick ruth ms., seccull barbara ms., freeland betty miss, clark ian, wilcox rosemary mrs., coleman julie, playback theatre company, martens veronica mayor, brown george, terrell tom, diseases, disabled people, nursing homes, fundraising events, aged people