Black and white photograph of Gillies brothers, Norm Alan & Les, in Gillies Pie Shop. Photo on back marked COPYRIGHT the Bendigo Advertiser Newspapers Photograph dated 1975 on rear Photo has slight damageBendigo Advertiser Newspapersnorm gillies collection, bendigo businesses

A comprehensive article by the Army Survey Regiment's CO, LtCol Don Swiney MBE about the workings of the "Regiment." The "Regiment" occupied Fortuna Villa since 1942. There is also a one-page article about "The Ghost of Fortuna."Newspaper Article of 6 pages, A3 sizeroyal australian survey corps, rasvy, fortuna, army survey regiment, army svy regt

The article describes the Army Survey Regiment's farewell to Bendigo with a final parade to hand back the "Freedom of the City" key. A smaller article on the second page describes the taking over of the mapping by the "Army Topographic Support Agency" (ATSE) which was a Defence Public Service based organisation. Newspaper Article of 2 pages, approx A3 sizeroyal australian survey corps, rasvy, fortuna, army survey regiment, army svy regt, army topographical support establishment, atse

This is an article from the Bendigo Advertiser and is about an Open Day that is to be held at Fortuna Villa the building which was later occupied by the Royal Australian Survey Corps. The article mentions the Open Day to be held on 2 November 1958 and speaks about the Commanding Officer, LtCol Lindsay Lockwood and the Army Headquarters Survey Regiment.Several A4 monochrome photocopied pages of a single newspaper articleroyal australian survey corps, rasvy, fortuna, army survey regiment, army svy regt

This is an article from the Bendigo Advertiser and is about the visit of Maj General Long GOC Southern Command to AHQ Survey Regiment, Fortuna, Bendigo in 1970. The photo in the article shows the GOC, Admin Commander AHQ Survey Regiment Maj Don Ridge and OC Litho Sqn Maj Bill Howarth inspecting a map fresh off one of the units printing presses. Two A4 monochrome photocopied pages of a single newspaper articleroyal australian survey corps, rasvy, fortuna, army survey regiment, army svy regt

This is an article from the Bendigo Advertiser and is about the Minister for the Army Mr AS Peacock's 1970 plan to relocate the AHQ Survey Regiment from Bendigo to Bonegilla. The article discusses various crowded workspaces at Fortuna including the stables, the crushing battery, WW2 galvanized iron huts and the Villa attic. The member for Bendigo MHR Mr David Kennedy seriously questioned the Minister's financial considerations stating that it would cost much more to provide the new workspace at Bonegilla rather than the expansion of some workspaces at Fortuna. The photo in the article shows the crowded workspaces that were discussed.Two A3 monochrome photocopied pages of a single newspaper article and one A4 photocopyroyal australian survey corps, rasvy, fortuna, army survey regiment, army svy regt

Newspaper article/obituary with photograph, detailing the life of L/Cpl "Donald David Parker" who was Killed in Action in Korea in 1952. The DVA nominal roll has him as No 3400693 (born Bendigo) 20.2.1932, served with 3 RAR in Korea from 14.8.1952 - 2.9.1952, KIA 2.9.1952, rank L/Cpl. The article states he was born in Kurumburra and moved to Bendigo as a child. Began his National Service Training last February, sailed for Japan 4/5 months ago, he was in 12 Pl D Coy age 19 at death. Given he turned 18 on 20.2.1950. (Persons 18 or turning 18 on 1.11.1950 had to register for National Service Training) That makes Donald 20 years 8 months when he was KIA. The Anzac Portal states there was at least 3 National Servicemen who then enlisted in the Regular Forces and were KIA in Korea. 3 RAR served in Korea from September 1950 - 1954.Rectangular cutting from a newpaper. Black and white photograph of a soldier in uniform is included. Article heading and text in black type.donald david parker, korea, newspaper

Bendigo Advertiser full page article Saturday 10th August 1971 on the opening of Lake Eppalock showing maps of the Lake and attractionslake eppalock, bendigo advertiser

The first Bendigo Advertiser published in tabloid formThe first Bendigo Advertiser newspaper published in tabloid form in 1998. Colour used in the banner, photographs and advertisements. Mix of general and local news. Sports articles, advertisements and the weather report.Bendigo Advertiser Bannerbendigo advertiser newspaper, tabloid form

A flong is a paper mould used in relief printing to create a duplicate metal printing plate from a page of set type. Ron Penna was born in Bendigo in 1935. He worked at the Bendigo Advertiser newspaper as a printer from 1952 and foreman from 1968. He retired in 1995. White coloured cardboard with indentations of a newspaper page from the Bendigo Advertiser, Saturday, February, 5, 1985. There are news articles and an advertisement for Stonmans groceries with images of grocery products and prices.flong, bendigo advertiser, newspaper printing, ron penna

New hostel at NDSN - new building commenced in July 1968 seated Pauline Smith - Mildura Student. Standing Lois Baker - Castlemaine studentNurses Home (New Hostel) Building commenced July 1968. Black and White Photo of 2 females in nurses uniforms. One is sitting on a single bed and the 2nd nurse is standing at the head of the bed adjusting a radioCopyright - Bendigo Advertiser newspapersnursing history, nursing information, new hostel building

Newspaper. Bendigo Advertiser July 21, 1993. Harcourt. A Town with A Rosy Future.

Captain Kevin John HERDMAN, RAASC, on the left in the photograph. Other officer is unknown. Part of the collection of Kevin John HERDMAN No. 397661. See Cat. No. 5942P for details of his service record.Black and White photograph of two men in Australian Army Officer's uniform. The men are holding a book and are looking right towards an unknown person. Painted panel wall in the background. Photograph has a white border.Stamped on back in purple ink: “COPYRIGHT, THE BENDIGO ADVERTISER NEWSPAPER”photograph, army officers, kevin john herdman

Ron Penna was born in Bendigo in 1935. He worked at the Bendigo Advertiser newspaper from 1952 as a printer and foreman from 1968. He retired in 1995.A cream coloured paper envelope addressed To Mr. Ronald Penna, 134 Wills St., BENDIGO. VIC. Inside is a cream coloured cardboard with blue printing - The Chairman (Sir George Lansell, K.B., C.M.G., V.D.) and Directors of the Bendigo Advertiser Newspapers request the pleasure of the company of (in red print) MR. RONALD PENNA at a Dinner at the Shamrock Hotel, Bendigo on Saturday, 5th December, 1953, at 7.30 p.m. to celebrate the Centenary of the Company 1853 - 1953 Cocktails 7 P.M' Dress informal R.S.V.P. to the secretary by 26th November P.O. Box 61 Bendigo Part of the Ron Penna Collection.ron penna, newspaper, the bendigo advertiser, media, shamrock hotel, bendigo advertiser centenary dinner, sir george lansell

BENDIGO ADVERTISER DECEMBER 20, 1971, NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ''NEW MOVE FOR TOURIST TRAMS''. (Local Ministers:) Minister of Fuel and Power Mr. Balfour, Local Government Minister Mr. Hunt, Minister for Tourism Mr. Dickie. Councilors T.R. Flood, J.C.M. Jeffrey, N.J. Oliver, J.P. Pearce, Mr. V.L. Smythe. Proposal of the time run tourist trams from Central Deborah Mine through to Emu Point in North Bendigo taking in Pall Mall and McCrae Streets.bendigo, newspapers, bendigo advertiser tourist trams

BHS CollectionBlack and white photograph of No 29 tram on Mitchell Street. On RH side of photo Train R 766 being shunted on improvised lines onto VRI reserve on Railway Place. Between tram and train, people observing movement of train. Trailer 'RW James, for hire' in view to rear of train. Stamped on back: 'copyright, The Bendigo Advertiser Newspapers'. Pencil written '4 1/2 x 5' 66% page 79' on back.basil miller, bendigo tramways, train, tram, mitchell street

Assignment by Carol Milne for Deakin University Grad. Dip. Prof. Writing Editing: Hot Metal and Hard Work - Cyril Michelsen and The Bendigo Advertiser 3,400 words paper by Carol Milne, freelance writer. Paper prepared for grad. Dip. Inscribed on front page ' To 'Mr. Mick' with best wishes from Carol Milne 9/10/93'Carol Milnebiography, cyril michelsen, bendigo, bendigo advertiser, newspaper, cyril michelsen.

Bendigo Advertiser 1940 - 12 pages - Broadsheetbendigo, bendigo advertiser, newspaper

Bendigo Advertiser from Saturday, September 4, 1993. ''The Dean who gave his shoes to the poor'' by Ric Norris featuring Dean John MacCullagh.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, newspaper column

2.4.1980 newspaper article re the display of early Bendigo photos by the Royal historical society .Photos shows Easter Parade photos .The top photo show crowds lining Pall Mall and flooding into Howard Place in 1898. The bottom photo was taken at an Easter procession during the 1890'snewspaper, bendigo advertiser, newspaper column

A small green and white box containing cuttings from the Bendigo Advertiser dated 1968, 1969 titled, ' Mayor Speaks.' It relates to the Bendigo City Council's activities over the two years.Mayor T. Flood Speaks out 1968-9newspaper, bendigo advertiser, newspaper column, lydia chancellor, collections, newspaper, newspaper column

A cream, green and brown document on the front of which is printed, ' 1853 The Bendigo Advertiser Centenary Staff Dinner Shamrock Hotel Saturday December 5th 1953.' Inside are the menu and toasts to Her Majesty The Queen and to the Bendigo Newspapers, and a response by Col. Sir George Lansell, C.M.G., V.D. Photo of staff inside.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, centenary supplements, lydia chancellor, collection, the bendigo advertiser, newspaper, media, organization, shamrock hotel

The Bendigo Advertiser building was destroyed by fire on the 29th of July 1962. The Riverina Herald printed the next six additions of the paper in Echuca. The Hearld-Sun then provided printing and staff facilities in Melbourne. Staff also occupied a disused garage in Pall Mall. Rebuilding was completed in February 1963. Bendigo Advertiser remained in this location until 2005.Documents relating to rebuilding the Bendigo Advertiser building after the fire. the documents are sorted by year from 1959 to 1965bendigo advertiser fire, rebuilding bendigo advertiser, newspaper

Newspaper collection: Bendigo Advertiser supplement - Wednesday, September 28, 1994. A Greater Bendigobendigo advertiser, newspaper, 1994

The Bendigo Advertiser building was destroyed by fire on the 29th of July 1962. The Riverina Herald printed the next six additions of the paper in Echuca. The Hearld-Sun then provided printing and staff facilities in Melbourne. Staff also occupied a disused garage in Pall Mall. Rebuilding was completed in February 1963. Bendigo Advertiser remained in this location until 2005.An eight-page broadsheet supplement in The Bendigo Advertiser dated Saturday, February 16, 1963, commemorating the completion of the re-building of its premises after the fire on July 29, 1962. Included are stories and photographs of the damage to the old building and the inside and outside of the new building. there are advertisements from the numerous local contractors who were involved with the re-construction. bendigo advertiser fire, rebuilding bendigo advertiser, newspaper

Ron Penna was born in Bendigo in 1935. He worked at the Bendigo Advertiser from 1952 as a printer and foreman from 1968. He retired in 1995.A heavy steel block with indentations in reverse - CURNOWS 7QUEEN ST,. BENDIGO 1ST FLR KILLANS WALK 439255 439445 and a logo of two concentric C'sbendigo advertiser, newspaper printing, printing block, curnows, ron penna

Newspaper contains articles related to the progress of World War Two in 1944. Part of the Kevin John Herdman, No, 397661, collection. See Cat No. 5942P for details of his service record.Four page broadsheet newspaper. Heading in Gothic script. Text in black type. Black and white photographs, black line diagrams and map. Various advertisements for products and services.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, world war two, kevin john herdman

Social history of knitting mills in Bendigo Skidmore Collection: Bendigo Advertiser newspaper cutting shows the 1934 reunion of Hanro staff. Staff are posed in front of the Bendigo Courthouse. staff reunion