Article in Nunawading Gazette on the memories of Brian Amos who has retired after 22 years as radio announcer at Forest Hill Chase Shopping Centre.amos, brian, forest hill chase, shopping centres

This oral history relates the family history of Stan and Hazel Amos, living in Greensborough from the 1950s. A story of harsh conditions and the development of Greensborough in the second half of the 20th century. suburb.3 pages, includes text and photographs.amos family, hazel amos

Copy of contract, correspondence and covering typewritten summary. 18714 White - Witherow AI Summary: The documentation records the 28 August 1946 sale of Lot 14 on Plan of Subdivision 9882, part of Crown Allotment 31B, Parish of Warrandyte, held under Certificate of Title Volume 5981 Folio 1196186. The land, with a 70 foot frontage to Through Road, Ringwood, and a depth of 160 feet, was sold by Amos White of Park Road, Ringwood to Lawrence Witherow of Albert Avenue, Boronia for £40, with a £5 deposit and the balance payable within 14 days of receiving Commonwealth Government consent. The sale was handled by C.E. Carter, Estate Agent, Ringwood, using the standard 1946 Real Estate & Stock Institute of Victoria contract conditions, including wartime requirements for Treasurer’s consent, purchaser declarations under National Security Regulations, and shared valuer’s fees. Supporting documents include a preliminary deposit receipt dated 12 August 1946, confirming Witherow’s intention to purchase Lot 14 on Through Road. Carter later advised, on 28 September 1946, that the Treasurer’s delegate had granted consent and enclosed the purchaser’s copy of the contract. A final account sales statement dated 7 December 1946 shows settlement of the transaction, including Carter’s commission and valuation fee, with £36/19/0 remitted to the vendor.

A BOOK OF SELECT NOTES A COMMENTARY ON THE INTERNATIONAL LESSONS FROM 1905non-fictionPeloubet's Select Notes on the International Lessons 1905local history, book, religion

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THIS BIBLE OWNED BY REV. AMOS USLOW WHO WAS MINISTER OF CLUNES METHODIST CHURCH CIRCA 1880 WAS USED DURING GOLD RUSH DAYS. HE CAME FROM CORNWELL, RETIRED TO MELBOURNE, BURIED MELBOURNE GENERAL CEMETERY. BIBLE PRINTED AT UNIVERSITY PRESS FOR THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN SOCIETY. SOLD TO SUBSCRIBERS..1 BLACK LEATHER BOUND BIBLE WITH EMBOSSED COVER .2 LETTER 13.02.05.05 (F8)UGLOW, Amos 1864 Tavistock 1865 Hatherleigh 1867 Barnstable (FC 1868) Australia 1869 Vic./Ballarat 1871 Creswick 1873 Castlemaine 1874 Runnymede 1875 Runnymede Rochester & Echuca 1876 Runnymede & Rochester 1877 Campberdown 1878 Sandhurst 1879 Castlemaine 1883 Daylesford 1887 Clunes & Creswick 1889 Clunes 1890 Melbourne II (Footscray) 1893 Ballarat 1895 Supernumerary (retired) 1902 to Australasian Methodist Vic. BC President 1889, District Chapel Secretary 1881-83. Returned to active ministry 1906-7 at Laanacoorie rev amos uglow, methodist minister, clunes methodist

Typed letter from Chief Office for Stamp Duties, Melbourne to Portland fee Library Museum and LIterary Institute rer unstamped receipts. Signed by Henry A Amos, Comptroller of Stamps