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Bendigo Military MuseumWork on paper - MONTAGE, SEWELL FAMILY, 2005
... MONTAGE, SEWELL FAMILY......Sewell Family...Work on paper - black and white print - montage collection of photographs, letters, newspaper clippings and Military service information on individual members of the Sewell family. Frame - black colour paint on MDF frame, glass front and cardboard backing. ...Work on paper MONTAGE, SEWELL FAMILY ...Title at top of collection; "BRIGADIER HARRY BLAMYRE SEWELL MC", SERVICE NUMBER: NX367, UNIT: HQ1 AUST CORPS".Work on paper - black and white print - montage collection of photographs, letters, newspaper clippings and Military service information on individual members of the Sewell family. Frame - black colour paint on MDF frame, glass front and cardboard backing. On back - white adhesive label - framing information.Framing information - black and brown print made by "Maddisons of Gisborne".framed accessories, work on paper, montage, sewell family -
Canterbury History GroupBook, Gray, Patricia, Windows within worship at St. Barnabas'
... ... Sewell Family...Canterbury History Group 190A Canterbury Road Canterbury melbourne Balwyn Balwyn Road St Barnabas' Anglican Church Stained Glass Shurey> Charles Frederick Sewell Family Taylor> George Henry Wiseman> George Ernest Rae> Robert A.V Rennick> Francis Inglis> Dr E. ...Booklet giving information on all the windows in St Barnabas' Anglican Church. Includes coloured photographs of all the windowsbalwyn, balwyn road, st barnabas' anglican church, stained glass, shurey> charles frederick, sewell family, taylor> george henry, wiseman> george ernest, rae> robert a.v, rennick> francis, inglis> dr e. m & rita, curry> alice evelyn & norman weliet, snowden> maria victoria, hicks> mary, murray> andrew & jessie, bice> flight lieuttenant edward john, maling> charles henry & katherine, world war 1914-1918, churches -
Narre Warren and District Family History GroupBook, John Currie, Curries from Cumberland, 2010
... Narre Warren and District Family History Group 110 High Street Berwick melbourne James Currie Jane Sewell This book tells the story of the Currie Family in England and their immigration to Australia and their subsequent lives in Australia Curries from Cumberland Book John Currie Triple D Books ...This book tells the story of the Currie Family in England and their immigration to Australia and their subsequent lives in Australianon-fictionThis book tells the story of the Currie Family in England and their immigration to Australia and their subsequent lives in Australiajames currie, jane sewell -
Vision AustraliaAdministrative record - Text, Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind annual report 1928, 1928
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Finlayson, to perpetuate the loss of Lady Brunton (a vocal supporter of the Institute) her husband Lord Brunton invested 350 pounds for the purpose of establishing the "Lady Brunton Memorial Prize Fund for Educational Purposes", a Girl Guide and Brownie troop were formed during the year, George Findlay received his degree in Music, many pupils completed their Pianoforte examination at the University Conservatorium with Honours, over 14,000 people attended Concert Party performances in Ballarat and Bendigo and nearly 3000 people packed into Melbourne Town Hall, thanks to the Advance Agent (R Reid), Manager (Alf Broadway) and volunteer Stage Manager (W Sewell) who helped our artists put together their momentous events, piano tuners continue to see a demand for their services under the skilled tuition of Alex Johnson, request for amended legislation so that people can train as masseurs, a hostel for males will be completed in a few months time and the womens hostel is proving invaluable to young women and female adult workers, free Wireless Sets distributed have had their licences renewed and batteries replaced with many letters of appreciation coming in from families who have seen a world of change for those who can now listen to the wider world, grant of two acres of land for use as a sporting ground by the St Kilda Council, new rowing shed and club house to be built at Albert Park so that all blind people can avail themselves of this pastime, visiting cricket teams from New South Wales and Adelaide at a social evening, continued work with homecraft workers, concert in Ormond Hall for Tramways Board and employees to thank them for free passes and the passing of pupil Mavis Thompson....Finlayson, to perpetuate the loss of Lady Brunton (a vocal supporter of the Institute) her husband Lord Brunton invested 350 pounds for the purpose of establishing the "Lady Brunton Memorial Prize Fund for Educational Purposes", a Girl Guide and Brownie troop were formed during the year, George Findlay received his degree in Music, many pupils completed their Pianoforte examination at the University Conservatorium with Honours, over 14,000 people attended Concert Party performances in Ballarat and Bendigo and nearly 3000 people packed into Melbourne Town Hall, thanks to the Advance Agent (R Reid), Manager (Alf Broadway) and volunteer Stage Manager (W Sewell) who helped our artists put together their momentous events, piano tuners continue to see a demand for their services under the skilled tuition of Alex Johnson, request for amended legislation so that people can train as masseurs, a hostel for males will be completed in a few months time and the womens hostel is proving invaluable to young women and female adult workers, free Wireless Sets distributed have had their licences renewed and batteries replaced with many letters of appreciation coming in from families who have seen a world of change for those who can now listen to the wider world, grant of two acres of land for use as a sporting ground by the St Kilda Council, new rowing shed and club house to be built at Albert Park so that all blind people can avail themselves of this pastime, visiting cricket teams from New South Wales and Adelaide at a social evening, continued work with homecraft workers, concert in Ormond Hall for Tramways Board and employees to thank them for free passes and the passing of pupil Mavis Thompson. ...Articles in this annual report include: dismay at continued amount of Government financial support has been capped for over 30 years despite increased costs, visits by Lady Stonehave, Lord and Lady Somers, the reduction in sale prices due to overwhelming competition with machinery made goods, resignation of M.A. Tanswell and appointment of H.E. Finlayson, to perpetuate the loss of Lady Brunton (a vocal supporter of the Institute) her husband Lord Brunton invested 350 pounds for the purpose of establishing the "Lady Brunton Memorial Prize Fund for Educational Purposes", a Girl Guide and Brownie troop were formed during the year, George Findlay received his degree in Music, many pupils completed their Pianoforte examination at the University Conservatorium with Honours, over 14,000 people attended Concert Party performances in Ballarat and Bendigo and nearly 3000 people packed into Melbourne Town Hall, thanks to the Advance Agent (R Reid), Manager (Alf Broadway) and volunteer Stage Manager (W Sewell) who helped our artists put together their momentous events, piano tuners continue to see a demand for their services under the skilled tuition of Alex Johnson, request for amended legislation so that people can train as masseurs, a hostel for males will be completed in a few months time and the womens hostel is proving invaluable to young women and female adult workers, free Wireless Sets distributed have had their licences renewed and batteries replaced with many letters of appreciation coming in from families who have seen a world of change for those who can now listen to the wider world, grant of two acres of land for use as a sporting ground by the St Kilda Council, new rowing shed and club house to be built at Albert Park so that all blind people can avail themselves of this pastime, visiting cricket teams from New South Wales and Adelaide at a social evening, continued work with homecraft workers, concert in Ormond Hall for Tramways Board and employees to thank them for free passes and the passing of pupil Mavis Thompson.1 volume bound with illustrations.royal victorian institute for the blind, annual report, j tanswell, harry finlayson, lady brunton, lord brunton, girl guides, brownies, george findlay, r reid, alf broadway, w sewell, alex johnson, raleigh street hostel, rowing, cricket, mavis thompson -
Box Hill Historical SocietyBook, Wooldridge, Michael,McCoy, Eleanor, ed, Searchlight on World War II: Chisholm remembers, 1995
... McCoy> Eleanor Armed forces Families Chisholm Essex Heights Primary School Surrey Hills Nursing Home Williams> Michelle James> Rebecca Hullin> Mavis Carra> Christopher Box Hill High School Mount Waverley Secondary College Presbyterian Ladies College Young> Janet O'Donnell> Margaret Green> Roslyn Reed> Eva Campbell> Morfydd Sewell> Keith Chisholm Electorate Oral History Project for Australia Remembers 1945-1995 St. ...The people of Chisholm electorate have combined to remember the events of World War II and express their thanks and appreciation for the sacrifices made by others on their behalf. The personal accounts of enlisted servicemen and women, prisoners of war, people in reserved occupations, women and families commemorate and recognise all who were touched by this war.186p, Photos.The people of Chisholm electorate have combined to remember the events of World War II and express their thanks and appreciation for the sacrifices made by others on their behalf. The personal accounts of enlisted servicemen and women, prisoners of war, people in reserved occupations, women and families commemorate and recognise all who were touched by this war. world war, 1939-1945, oral history, wooldridge> michael (dr.), mccoy> eleanor, armed forces, families, chisholm, essex heights primary school, surrey hills nursing home, williams> michelle, james> rebecca, hullin> mavis, carra> christopher, box hill high school, mount waverley secondary college, presbyterian ladies college, young> janet, o'donnell> margaret, green> roslyn, reed> eva, campbell> morfydd, sewell> keith, chisholm electorate oral history project for australia remembers 1945-1995, st. clare's catholic primary school, irwin> amanda -
Kew Historical Society IncArchive (Sub-series) - Subject File, CHARLWOOD, Arthur, 1981
... family built four two-storey houses at 25-31 Gellibrand Street. The file contains a nine-page biographical account of Arthur Charlwood’s origin in England, his migration to Victoria and his life and businesses in Melbourne. The photocopied account was written by Don Charlwood and donated to the Society in 1981 by Mrs Sewell...family built four two-storey houses at 25-31 Gellibrand Street. The file contains a nine-page biographical account of Arthur Charlwood’s origin in England, his migration to Victoria and his life and businesses in Melbourne. The photocopied account was written by Don Charlwood and donated to the Society in 1981 by Mrs Sewell ...Various partiesReference, Research, InformationSecondary Values (KHS Imposed Order)Subject file containing information about the Charlwood family who arrived in Kew on the ‘Success’ in 1850. In 1888, the family built four two-storey houses at 25-31 Gellibrand Street. The file contains a nine-page biographical account of Arthur Charlwood’s origin in England, his migration to Victoria and his life and businesses in Melbourne. The photocopied account was written by Don Charlwood and donated to the Society in 1981 by Mrs Sewell. A copy of Don Charlwood’s ‘Settlers Under Sail’ is in the file.arthur charlwoodarthur charlwood -
Friends of Ballarat Botanical Gardens History GroupWork on paper - The Will of James R. Thomson, Dated 1886, c May, 1886
... Sewell...Thomas Drummond...Ballarat Art Gallery...Ballarat Club...David Wilson...J.R. Thomson's estate....J.R. Thomson's family...Doctor John Garner Ballarat Botanical Gardens James R.Thomson's Will Statues John Noble Wilson Thomas Stoddart Horatio Arthur Sewell Thomas Drummond Ballarat Art Gallery Ballarat Club David Wilson J.R. Thomson's estate. J.R. Thomson's family ...Thomson made his WIll not long before he died. The Will testifies to his wealth, generosity and strong bonds with other gentlemen in Ballarat. In particular, the purchase of statues is detailed.Importantly, the Will details Thomson's instructions and names the Trustees for the purchase of Statues for the Ballarat Botanical Gardens.4 pages of Thomson's WIll photocopied. Handwriting on grey copy.Two stamps, p.1 which read "Master in Equity Office", Melbourne. The 2nd stamp is dated 22/6/1886. p.2 Handwriting in the left hand margin.doctor john garner, ballarat botanical gardens, james r.thomson's will, statues, john noble wilson, thomas stoddart, horatio arthur sewell, thomas drummond, ballarat art gallery, ballarat club, david wilson, j.r. thomson's estate., j.r. thomson's family members., john garner collection, gardens, ballarat
