A heritage jumper worn by the Cargnham Linton Football Netball Club senior football team in the 2018 match against Skipton commemorating the 50th year of the amalgamated Cargnham Linton club. The jumper features the club's red, white and black colours on the front with logos and all football premierships of the Cargnham, Linton and Cargnham Linton football teams. The back of the jumper features a combination of the royal blue and gold sash of the former Linton Football Club and the royal blue and red sash of the former Cargnham Football Club. This jumper was donated to the Linton and District Historical Society has player number 22 on the back. This appropriately recognises 100 years since the Linton Football Club premiership year of 1922. Donated to the Society 100 years later in 2022.Football jumper made from synthetic material to commemorate 100 years of when Linton Football Club won the premiership in 1922. Front of jumper is made up of black, white and red stripes. Across centre front of jumper are three shields representing Carngham, Carngham Linton and Linton football clubs prior to and since amalgamation to one club. Below the shields are lists of when the above teams won significant premierships. Reverse of the jumper has a large number 22 which signifies winning a premiership in 1922 and the centenary year 2022.carngham linton football netball club, linton football club, carngham football club, michael o'beirne

Foolscap report by Ferdinand Krause, issued by James Travis, Acting Secretary for Mines. carngham, ferdinand krause, department of mines

Large volume with blue-green cloth-covered cardboard covers, leather spine and leather corner reinforcing. "Session Minute Book" in gold lettering on spine. Lined pages with marbled edges., pages are numbered on top RHS. Handwritten entries record minutes of meetings held at Carngham and Linton.presbyterian church. carngham and linton charge, documents and records, session meetings, minutes

338p. : Frontispiece illustration col.; red cover with illustration of man watch a burning warship from the deck of another shipfictionCaptain Black is alive again. More alive and more terrible than ever, it seems; for in place of the Nameless Ship which was sunk in the Atlantic, Mr. Pemberton has fitted him with an electric-driven submarine equipped with periscopes, electric projectors, liquid oxygen, gyroscopic compasses, and engines for dealing death on that vast and awful scale which one associates with the exploits of the invincible Captain.fiction, adventure, max pemberton, gilbert wright

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332p. ; blue cover with author, title and volume embossed in gold on spine; pattern embossed on front cover with sticker 'Mullen's Library'fictionThe story starts with the sudden death of George Carleton St. John. His second wife, Charlotte (née Norris), is unexpectedly granted control over his two sons, including the heir to the grand Alnwick estate. Severe doubts emerge regarding her fitness as a guardian, which culminates in a tragic event that happens on St. Martin's Eve. Alongside this domestic dispute, the narrative follows Frederick St. John in France as his pursuit of a woman engaged to a French baron results in heartbreak.fiction, family, mrs henry wood, ellen price wood

352 p.fictionA study in egotism, the tale of a successful writer whose career is waning, whose neglected wife falls in love with his younger cousin.edward frederic benson, fiction

293 p. : plain dark green cover. 'Colonial Edition' printed on spine.fictionfiction, william james dawson

302p. ; dark blue coverfictionOne Summer night in 1914, Marjorie Beeston is startled by a masked intruder in her bedroom. She is even more startled when she discovers that the intruder is none other than Ronnie Randwall, a friend of her brother's. Ronnie is the proud inventor of a new kind of aeroplane, housed in a secret hangar on the nearby Bareacre Common - an installation so clandestine that the locals have taken to referring to its presence as the 'Mystery of the Common'. But the government base is not the only mystery to found in the locality of Bareacre Common. As the Great War looms on the horizon, what secret work took Ronnie to Marjorie's bedroom at Decoy Manor? And what has it to do with Marjorie and her family?fiction, mystery, james blyth