Account sheet for A. Marriott, wholesale and retail draper, outfitter and milliner, Percy St. Portland. Printed form, no items entered.

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Photographic print of a rephotographed photograph. Image shows Union Bank now ANZ, corner Percy and Julia Streets. Double store, bluestone.Front: 'ANZ Bank' - green ink Back: 'ANZ Bank' - blue birounion bank, portland percy st, julia st

Black and white photo postcard. View of St. Stephen's Church of England, Portland, from Percy St/Julia St. intersection; man standing near closed wrought iron gateFront: 'St. Stephens English Church, PORTLAND, 39' -white script, bottom border Back: 'B.W. Vivian' handwritten in pencil; handwritten message in ink

Black and white photo. Percy St. Portland, Julia St. intersection, looking north.Back: 'Percy Street, Portland' - Black print

2 blank dockets, A. Marriott, wholesaler and retail draper, outfitter and Milliner, Percy St Portlandinvoice, financial record, portland, marriott, wholesaler

Portland Sewerage Authority, schedule of Particulars, for Mr M H Campbell, 57 Percy St Portland

Syd Cuffe in Town Crier regalia on a wharf, watching ship under sail coming into a harbour, place unknownBlack and white photo. Syd Cuffe Town Crier's Regalia, in Percy St Portland deliveing a cry. Background blurredBack: white sticker 'Copyright Portland Observer', ' 2239/2' handwritten in blue biro

White envelope, red twopence halfpenny stamp. Addressed to Miss T Campbell, Pioneer House, Percy St. Portland Victoria

Syd Cuffe was the Portland Town Crier from 1983 to 2013. The role of Town Crier was created for Syd Cuffe in 1983 in the lead up to Portland’s 150th anniversary celebrations held in 1984-85. 200 items from Mr. Cuffe’s estate were donated to the Glenelg Shire Cultural Collection. The items relate to his town crying activities and community work across the Shire and further afield.Black and white photo. Syd Cuffe Town Crier's Regalia in Percy St portland, arm around a woman, Clyde Ayley's shoe store, Stuchberry's jewellers in background.Back: White sticker ' Copyright, Portland Observer' '2239/1' hand written in blue biro

Rate notice 1941 -42 Portland Borough Council, Portland Waterworks trust, Portland Sewerage Authority, dated 14 APR 1942, for property at 57 Percy St Portland

Identifying numbers 8313 a, b a. The Manchester Assurance Company, Fire Policy, for two buildings in Percy St. Portland. Insured Herbert Leslie Vivian, sum insured: No.1 - £30, No. 2 - £20, stock in trade: £135. Premium £-.18.11, 4/3/1931 to 4/3/1932. Printed form, details typed in. b. Envelope for a. brown, company envelope, hand addressed to 'H.L. Vivian Esq., Percy St. Portland'hl vivian saddler

Rate Notice 1942 - 43, Portland Borough Council, Portland Waterworks Trust, Portland Sewerage Authority, dated 17 MAR 1944, for 57 Percy St Portland, owner / occupier Max Hector Campbell

Rate Notice 1942 - 43, Portland Borough Council, Portland Waterworks Trust, Portland Sewerage Authority, dated 18 MAR 1943 for 57 Percy St Portland, owner / occupier Max Hector Campbellcampbell family records

Black and white photo. Andrew Bryant, signwriter, and Darryl Morrison, 'Observer' reporter, standing on footpath outside Observer office, Percy St Portland. Large decorative sign on window commemorating 150 years of Portland Observer & Guardian publishingBack: Sticker - 'COPYRIGHT PORTLAND OBSERVER'portland observer 150th anniversary, newspaper, media, celebration

Black and white photo attached to beige cardboard mount. Workshop of Henderson & Cross, Wheelwrights and Horseshoers, in Percy St. Portland. Corrugated iron building large open wooden doors, several men standing outside, numerous spoked wheels, 3 horses on right.Back: 'VIVIAN' 'Portland On site of Mrs. A. Naismiths' home Percy St.' - hand printed in blue birotrade, industry, travel, wheelwright, horseshoer, portland, percy street

a. The Manchester Assurance Company fire policy. Insured Herbert Leslie Vivian; property insured: stock in trade of a Saddler; sum insured: £200; policy dated 25 Feb 1931, premium £0.19.10 b. Envelope for above policy, from The Manchester Assurance Company. Handwritten address to H.L. Vivian Esq. Percy St. Portland. Postmarked Melbourne. Fastened with a split pin.Front: 'Stock of shop' - handwritten, pencil

Black and white photo postcard. View of Julia St. taken from Percy St. intersection, looking east towards sea.Front: 'Julia St. Portland, Vic' white script, bottom centre Back: Handwritten message

The Ancient Order of Foresters, which originated in England in the mid 1700s, established its first branch (Court) in Victoria in 1849. Foresters was set up as a non-profit organisation, the founding principles of the Society being to provide financial and social benefits as well as support to members and their families in times of unemployment, sickness, death, disability and old age. The Society is now known as the Foresters Friendly Society and in July 1999 was incorporated as a public company limited by shares and guarantee.Small 6 page pamphlet, outlining alterations of General laws, made at Quarterly Meeting held at Forester's Hall Gawler St Portland on Friday 9th Jan 1880. Ratified on 26 Feb 1880 by John Burstem Gregory. Registrar of Friendly Societies.

Coloured polaroid photo of a colourful Australiana style mural on public toilet block, west of the Percy St / Henty St intersection in Portland. Side view of toilet block from Henty St

Coloured polaroid photo. Public toilet block, west of the Percy St / Henty St intersection in Portland. Side view of toilet block from Henty St showing the 'Ladies' Toilet' sign.

Black and white photo postcard view of working bee at Hanlon Park, Portland. Horse and cart and several men in foreground, numerous other people, and small shed in backgroundBack: Handwritten message to Greta from her mother. Dated 31st Oct. 1926, address given as 'Percy St'

Postcard, hand-coloured. View of Julia Street, from west of Julia/Percy St. intersection, looking east toward the sea. Postcard printed in GermanyFront: 'Julia Street, Portland' - white script on black, lower edge of postcard

One page of an article on Portland's proclamation of a town, from 'the Argus' weekend magazine, Nov 19 1949. Several photos: Percy St, E.N.T. Henry and secretary Dawn Barclay in council offices, needle factory, L.R. & C.F. Kurtze at their museum, 2 men walking across Percy St.

Postcard, hand coloured. View of Percy St, taken from Julia St intersection, looking north. Postcard printed in Germany.Front: 'Percy Street, Portland' white script on black lower edge of postcard

Black and white photo postcard. View of Percy St. from Otway St. intersection, looking southFront: 'PERCY ST. PORTLAND VICTORIA' - white script, bottom left. 'Toye photo' - bottom right Back: 'Toye Bros. Hamilton & Portland'

Friendship date book produced by Sands Greeting Cards, for distribution by greeting card retailers to their customers. Green card cover, illustration of girl and flowers on front. Inside lined and numbered page for each month of the year. Jan, Feb, March and Nov. missingBack: 'M.J. & J.W Holt Authorised Newsagent 50 Percy St. Portland Phone: 23.1988

Black and white photo postcard. Percy St. looking north, taken from middle of road, just north of Julia St. intersection. Row of Norfolk pines either side of road, (unmade); man on bicycle, boy on 3 wheeler, girl standing nearby, horse and buggy; buildings ? shops behind trees. People in period dressFront: 'PERCY ST. PORTLAND LOOKING NORTH 6' - white print, bottom edge of card Back: Handwritten message on back