Heritage citation report for the shop and residence at 8-12 Binns Street Montmorency3 p., typescript and black and white photographbinns street montmorency, montmorency

Advertisement for Greensborough Hire Service, 8 Binns Street Montmorency, 1970.Digital copy of newspaper advertisement.greensborough hire service, binns street montmorency

A petition signed by almost 200 people demanding the removal of paid parking meters in Binns Street Montmorency has been submitted to Banyule Council.News article 1 page, black text.montmorency, parking meters, binns street montmorency, hurstbridge rail line, banyule city council

Collection of articles on the Were family. Montmorency streets - Were, Binns and Wellington - are named after family members.4 pages text and imageswere family, were street montmorency, binns street montmorency, doon street briar hill

Notification to customers that Howard Mackey Motors Pty Ltd are moving from Binns Street to 19 Simms Road Montmorency.I page advertising leaflet, lack text, blue and red images on white paper.howard mackey motors, simms road montmorency, binns street montmorency

These advertisements were collected from a local newspaper. Guymer Plumbers Montmorency operated from Binns Street Montmorency in the 1950s.This advertisement is for a Greensborough based business which no longer operates.Digital copy of newspaper advertisement.

Advertisement for R & G Guymer General Plumbers of Binn Street Montmorency. Copied from a booklet produced by Greensborough Primary School [Gr2062] in 1954, entries are sponsors of the publication.Digital copy of advertisement from booklet.greensborough primary school, guymer general plumbers, binn street montmorency

R. & E. Willett butcher shops were at corner Binns and Were Streets, Montmorency and at Main Street, Greensborough. Cash receipts were written before cash registers.Receipt form printed in dark blue and pink ink "Bought of R. & E. Willett, cash butchers"rob willett, main street greensborough, were street montmorency

J B Were was associated with Henry Dendy. Were Street, Montmorency possibly named for Were. "Were's were importers, exporters, and agents for shipping, land, cattle, sheep and wool. In 1851 they became brokers and buyers of gold, and in 1853 began to deal in shares." - ADB Hardback, no dust jacket; xv, 309 p. : ill., facsim., geneal. tables (folded), maps, ports. ; 20 cm.ISBN 0646002287ship voyage, early settlers, plymouth england, melbourne