State Savings Bank of Victoria - Clunes BranchState Savings Bank of Victoria - Progressive and Testing Statements 50A .1 June 1912-June 1922 .2 June 1923-June 1935 .3 June 1935-June 1946 .4 June 1947-June 1958 .5 June 1958-June 1962 (including General Statements) .6 June 1962-June 1966 (including Balance Sheet 1966)bank records, state savings bank of victoria

The first Government controlled savings bank was established on 1 January 1842 under New South Wales legislation. Known as the Savings Bank of Port Phillip it was administered by a Board of Trustees and a Vice-President. Branches of this Bank were subsequently established in other parts of the colony. In 1853 a statutory body known as The Commissioners of Savings Banks in the Colony of Victoria was constituted under the Savings' Bank Act and each bank was thereafter to be a separate and independent institution with its own trustees and officers - however, between 1896 and 1912 the independent Savings Banks of Victoria merged to become a single institution and this development was formalised by the 1912 legislation. From 1980 the Bank was known as the State Bank of Victoria under the provisions of the State Bank Act 1980. The State Bank of Victoria established its own Archives before the Bank was sold in 1990 to the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. After the sale, the Archives of the State Bank continued to operate until the Archives' holdings were transferred to the state archives.Bundles of papers from the State Savings Bank, Clunes - Loss of Pass Book Notices 1918-1961 - Deceased Estates 1916-1965 - A/C Stops 1923-1961 - Passbook Cheque Book 1949 - Stat Dec 1946 - Dep. Book School Bank 1978-1979 - Pass Books (2) 1953-1968 and 1948-54state savings bank of victoria, bank documents

Pay and hours worked records for Metropolitan Ambulance Service staff. Loose documents, both electronically and manually created, bound at left side.Audit log time bank record entry

SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB DISBANDED IN 2020, RECORDS HANDED TO CLUNES MUSEUM FOR ARCHIVINGHISTORICAL PRESERVATIONTO BE DETERMINEDOPERATIONAL DOCUMENTSclunes senior citizens, clunes communityclunes senior citizens, clunes community

.1 RECORD BOOK SHOWING DONATION TO FUND 4/3/1947 TO 29/9/1959 INCLUDES INVOICES AND RECEIPTS .2 BANK BOOK S.S.B. CLUNES APR 1957 TO AUG 1961SOLDIERS MEMORIAL FUND 1939-45soldiers memorial fund 1939-1945, financial record

State Savings Bank of Victoria Registers .1 Continuation Pass Book register 1912-1976 .2 Lodgers Register Dec 1937-Dec 1938 .3 Register Depositors Clunes 1924-1956 .4 Transfer Book No. 17 1912-1972 .5 Register of Depositors 1912-1924bank records, state savings bank of victoria

The Union Bank of Australia Limited pass book issued to the Free Library Pictures. First entry 9 April 1931, final entry and closure of account 1 Dec 1931.Front: The Union Bank of Australia Limited stamp 'Free Library Pictures' handwritten black inkpass book, bank, financial records, 1931

Plans were brought to us for copying 19.05.2011 by CBA employee Steve Tserkezidis, who has access to old State Bank records. Borrowed for scanning by Gavin Rowson who put them on CD and returned 07.06.2011From series of State Bankhouse plans and elevations of types 1 - 8. A1 copies (.01) 1937 (stamp). (.02) 1928. (.03) 1937. (.04) 1937. (.05) no date. (.06) 1928. (.07) 1937. (.08) 1938. From plans accompanying bank House plans .01 to .08; (.09) MMBW plan showing bank properties (.10) Bank house plan: sections through walls. (.11) "Fishermans bend group" plan of properties (.12) Bank House plan of Pier Foundationgarden city, built environment - domestic, state savings bank of victoria, bank houses

Various documents from the Estate of James J BARTLETT (Full list attached to catalogue sheet).Rentals for multiple properties in Bay St, Heath St, Bridge St, Ingles St, Pickles St, Stokes St, Station St... Associated invoices and quotes. Brick factory specifications. Insurance policies and rate notices. Correspondence to J J BARTLETT and his son J C BARTLETT. Various items relating to J C BARTLETT from 1960s - bank records, gas and electricity bills. All held in dark brown archive box. built environment - domestic, james john bartlett, chapman & co, percy c mustow, lee mustow, william howe, w c trewavis, j r buxton, l w shaw, mustow and kemp, j c bartlett

Collection of note books and papers belonging to the North Ringwood Maroondah Hospital Auxiliary funds. Bank deposit books and record of term deposits - one for $1,000 and one for $3,112.19. Interest rate was 17% in 1982.Small Landseer note book - receipts and expenditure for the North Ringwood Maroondah Hospital Auxiliary 1967-1981; 3 RESI-Statewide Building Society deposit books; 2 term deposit notes for N.R.H.A. dated 1982

This file contains seven items. A stencilled letter from the Ormond Baseball club addressed to a member extending an invitation to a Reunion Smoke Night at the pavilion at Ormond Park, dated 28/07/2961 An article from the Caulfield/Port Phillip Leader on the division two standings where Ormond Glenhuntly Baseball Club was ranked twelve out of fourteen teams, 21/12/2010 An article from the Caulfield/Port Phillip Leader stating that Ormond Glenhuntly Baseball Club are one of three teams who are battling not to finish in last place, dated 11/01/2011 An article from the Caulfield/Port Phillip Leader in which Ormond Glenhuntly Baseball Club are ranked thirteen out of fourteen teams on the ladder, dated 11/01/2011 An article from the Caulfield/Port Phillip Leader in which Ormond Glenhuntly Baseball Club are said to be performing poorly, dated 15/02/2011 An article from the Caulfield/Port Phillip Leader in which Ormond Glenhuntly Baseball Club are ranked twelve out of fourteen teams on the ladder, dated 06/03/2012 A two-page extract from the pamphlet Community Snapshot produced by the Bendigo Bank on the records set by Ormond Glenhuntly Baseball Club in the 2012-13 season, dated May 2013ormond baseball club, baseball clubs, ormond, clubs, associations, sports, recreations, competitions, sporting clubs, leisure, cultural events, cultural associations, sports grounds, ovals, ormond glenhuntly baseball club, parks, reserves, sports people, summer league, armstrong ian, entertainment, oakleigh crescent, glenhuntly, caulfield/port phillip leader, bendigo bank, ogbc, hoenig jeff, ormond-mckinnon community bank, glen eira council, ee gunn reserve, lygris manny

Dr Michele Matthews has been a local and social historian for nearly three decades since she first used correspondence held by the then Bendigo City Council for her Honours thesis. She is an ardent advocate for the use of local history records to tell Victorian and Australian history from a grassroots perspective. Michele’s MA thesis, ‘A forgotten “Father” of Federation: Sir John Quick 1852‑1911’ (2003), and her PhD thesis, ‘Survivors, schemes, Samaritans and shareholders: the impact of the Great Depression on Bendigo and District 1925‑1935’ (2007), both drew heavily on Bendigo and district records. A copy of her Thesis is held in the Bendigo Historical Society Collection. Michele worked as an historian, undertaking numerous contracts for the former City of Bendigo Council, including researching and writing the Catalogue of Bendigo City Council’s Correspondence 1856‑1899. Since working at the Bendigo Regional Archives Centre (BRAC), she has created an accompanying subject and person index for this catalogue. Michele also worked as the historian for Bendigo Bank, cataloguing their extensive record collection. She has also written articles, book reviews and teachers’ notes for documentaries. A personal highlight was writing the entry for Sir John Quick in the Australian dictionary of biography, vol. 11. Michele was an Archives Officer at BRAC since its commencement in 2008. Many of the records she looked after in her day‑to‑day work are the same ones she first used while researching for her Honours thesis back in 1983. She has spoken at many public functions about the records housed at BRAC, and is particularly proud of the digitised online project, Petitions of the people.This item includes the following five documents: 8672.19a Talk entitled: Not "Exceptional Circumstances"; Women in Bendigo and District 1925-1935 Four typed sheets This document analyzes the social and economic hardships faced by widowed, deserted, and single women in Bendigo and its district from 1925 to 1935, particularly during the Great Depression. The study centers on women without male breadwinners—widows, deserted wives, and single women—who were not considered "exceptional circumstances" by contemporary legal standards, despite their significant numbers. Many widows resulted from miners' phthisis (tuberculosis), leaving families destitute. Economic support was limited; widows often relied on outdoor relief (ODR) from the Bendigo Benevolent Asylum, typically in the form of food handouts. Employment options were mostly low-paid domestic service jobs (cleaning, laundry, sewing, charwork). Victorian widows did not receive state pensions until 1937, much later than in New South Wales. Desertion often occurred during or shortly after pregnancy, leaving women with young children and little support. Legal recourse for maintenance was costly and rarely effective. Like widows, deserted women depended on ODR and had limited employment opportunities. Financial assistance through "boarding out" (child welfare payments) was available but difficult to access due to strict guidelines and legal hurdles. Single women had more varied job opportunities, especially in factories (knitting, clothing, underclothes) and domestic service, but large-scale employers were few. The Great Depression sharply reduced available jobs for women. Single, unemployed women were ineligible for government sustenance relief, making them particularly vulnerable without family support. In 1933, a significant proportion of women worked in domestic service (e.g., 23.7% in Bendigo, 29.4% in Huntly). From 1925-1929, women made up the majority of new ODR applicants (e.g., 91.7% in 1926). The number of children in ODR families increased dramatically during this period, reflecting growing hardship. Female employment in local industries declined during the Depression, with total female factory workers dropping from 614 in 1929 to 423 in 1931.6. Widows, deserted wives, and single women in Bendigo faced persistent economic insecurity and limited social support before and during the Great Depression. The records of the Bendigo Benevolent Asylum provide detailed evidence of their struggles and the inadequacy of available assistance. These findings highlight the systemic challenges faced by women outside the male breadwinner model in early 20th-century regional Australia. 8672.19b Cue Cards for a talk on Entertainment for Children 1920s and 1930s, 18 hand held cards handwritten prompts (glossy paper). The talk was split into two parts "Local Public Entertainment" and "Family and Home Entertainment" 8672.19c Draft copy of Chapter four fo Michele's Thesis - Chapter entitled: Not "Exceptional Circumstances"; Women in Bendigo and District, 14 Typewritten A4 pages with hand-written notes and deletions, Pages 92 to 103 Contact BHS for Details This document analyzes the social and economic impacts of widowhood, illness, and mining-related accidents on families in Bendigo and its district during the early 20th century, especially from 1925. The document concludes that unsupported women—widows, deserted wives, and single women—were marginalized and forced to rely on charity, highlighting the inadequacy of social policy in Australia during this period. 8672.19d Draft copy of Chapter four fo Michele's Thesis - Chapter entitled: Not "Exceptional Circumstances"; Women in Bendigo and District, 12 Typewritten A4 pages with hand-written notes and deletions, Pages 92 of 105 Contact BHS for Details 8672.19e Draft copy of Chapter four of Michele's Thesis - Chapter entitled: Not "Exceptional Circumstances"; Women in Bendigo and District, 11 Typewritten A4 pages with hand-written notes and deletions, Pages 92 to 103 Various pages Contact BHS for Detailsbendigo, brac, michele matthews collection