A recording of Seven Last Words, an oratorio by Clement Francois Theodore Dubois as Les Sept paroles du Christ (The seven last words of Christ), first performed at Easter 1867. This performance is by the Diamond Valley Choral Society on 01/04/1983, at St Andrews Box Hill.1 audio cassette in clear plastic caseHandwritten on cassette: "Seven last words - Dubois - St Andrews Box Hill. Good Friday 1.4.83".diamond valley choral society, seven last words (oratorio), clement dubois

Contractions are used in Braille to allow reduce the amount of space that a word occupies on the page, whilst still maintaining the ease of reading. In list this, a series of words with their common contractions helps the reader to use them. For example: the word atone, in this list, would be spelt with an 'a' and 't', then the contraction for 'one' would be used. In some instances, two contractions are listed, which the reader identifies by the use of a slash between them. For example: demented is 'd' then 'e', then 'ment' and a second contraction of 'ed'. Found in an envelope with the return address of Royal Blind Society of New South Wales, William Street.4 pages of typewritten words with contraction notesbraille, transcription, royal blind society of nsw

Circa Early 1900's: Band in the Park. Photograph is black and white. A music band in a park. There are five rows of musicians. Towards the left side of the rows, there is a drummer and four saxophone players. In total, there are fourteen saxophone players. The rest of the men in this photograph play other instruments. There are 3 men with boater hats, 3 with bowler hats, 6 with stetson hats and three men in soldiers uniforms with white helmets. On the right side of the photograph, there are two boys dressed in white suits, one was taller and the other was little. There was an older man dressed in white in the fifth row, right in the middle. Front base of Mount : Frazer & Vallary (unknown word), Salisbury B (Unknown words) band, park, 1900's, early

White single fold leaflet, containing the words to 'The Portland Song'. Black print, illustration of whale on front.

Orange soft covered book with black text and orange imagenon-fictionSimply, this scheme of work aims to develop a interest in words, to give children a facility to spell automatically a basic, useful and ever-growing vocabulary, and to furnish a training in sound study habits allied with an intelligent use of the dictionary.

Green soft covered book with black text and green imagenon-fictionSimply, this scheme of work aims to develop a interest in words, to give children a facility to spell automatically a basic, useful and ever-growing vocabulary, and to furnish a training in sound study habits allied with an intelligent use of the dictionary.

Blue soft covered book with black text and blue imagenon-fictionSimply, this scheme of work aims to develop a interest in words, to give children a facility to spell automatically a basic, useful and ever-growing vocabulary, and to furnish a training in sound study habits allied with an intelligent use of the dictionary.

Historical Musical Manuscript Titled ( Songs of Dear Australia ).Original early example of Sheet Music and Words.Rectangular shaped Beige paper sheet music booklet.Words and Music by A F Stanley - Sons of Dear Australiasheet music, sons of dear australia, a.f.stanley. lara r.s.l.

Hard cover book with a plastic protective covernon-fictionThis book was written as the third book of two previous published books by Sir Ernest Gowers (Plain Words and ABC of Plain Words). All three books were written with the intention of improving English in written reports.ordnance factory, wests road, maribyrnong

This copy of "My Grampain Rose" belonged to Glenda Hust, who donated it to the society. Ruby Wharrie was a Stawell resident for many years. The Wharrie family built and lived in the Log Cabin, Darlington Road Stawell. During the world war II and late Forties the family manufactured the "Shirl" Dolls. at the Corner of St George St & Victoria Street, later destroyed by fire.Cover - colourful picture of Grampian's inset in a circle - with a spray of wildflowers at base"My Grampian Rose" words and Music by Ruby Wharrie 2/6stawell

Mary Egan who died on April 4th, 1981, spent 23 years as a greatly-respected lecturer in English curriculum at the Ballarat Teachers College, State College of Victoria and Ballarat College of Advanced Education. 120 page book , Let's have fun with words - used to teach reading.Book Plate, For use M.Egan written on first page. M.Egan signed on front covermary egan, ballarat teachers college, state college of victoria, ballarat college of advanced education, education department victoria, mavis l. wauchope, joan jagoe, trained infant teachers' certificate

A short leaflet of Aboriginal words with definitions intended as a source for naming places or properties. Aboriginal-English only and no indication of source languages.word listsglossaries, vocabularies