Produced by and for the Bay Street Traders Association . .01 was produced first and printed on clear plastic, which made the images unreadable. Hence .02 was produced and printed on white plastic. Note that the 2000 scene is a computer generated image of what Bay Street may look like in the future, not as actually was in 2001. Similarly, the scene portrayed for 1800 does not reflect any reality as Liardet only landed at Sandridge in 1839. It may be an 1890s view.Black on clear plastic promotional bag produced by the Bay Street Traders Association, purporting to show scenes of Bay Street in 1800 (sic) and 2001. Bears the Association logo.advertising, business and traders, bay street traders association, bay street

Produced by and for the Bay Street Traders Association. .01 was produced first and printed on clear plastic, which made the images unreadable. Hence .02 was produced and printed on white plastic. Note that the 2000 scene is a computer generated image of what Bay Street may look like in the future, not as actually was in 2001. Similarly, the scene portrayed for 1800 does not reflect any reality as Liardet only landed at Sandridge in 1839. It may be an 1890s view.Black and white plastic promotional bag produced by the Bay Street Traders Association, purporting to show scenes of Bay Street in 1800 (sic) and 2000. Bears the Association logo.advertising, business and traders, bay street traders association, bay street

Flyer advertising "Port Parlour Shorts". Venue, screening dates & ticket details. Held at gasworks Theatre on 10th, 11th, 12th October 2003. celebrations fetes and exhibitions, local government - city of port phillip, peppermint projects, bay street, bay street traders association, arts and entertainment - film/cinema, port parlour shorts

This letter confirms that the initiative for formation of the Bay St Traders Association lay with Perce WHITELetter from Con TALARICO to Cr Perce WHITE concerning the formation of a traders association for Bay St, 1982business and traders, societies clubs unions and other organisations, con talarico, capace, bay street traders association, perce mcguire white, perce white, bay street

Festival was run by Maree WHITE and Terry MOORE ('Peppermint Projects') and funded by CoPP & the Bay Street Traders. Took place in the Gasworks Theatre, PMH&PS prepared dsiplay on Port's cinemas.Poster for weekend film event "Port Parlour Shorts" held Oct 2003, calling for submission of home movies on Port Melbourne. Red, black and ochre - A3.celebrations fetes and exhibitions, local government - city of port phillip, bay street traders association, arts and entertainment - film/cinema, peppermint projects, bay street, port parlour shorts