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Ithacan Historical SocietyBooklet, Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society, 1944
... ...chilianis george...The Certificate of Incorporation was an important step in the progress and establishment of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society as it was then recognised as a legal entity. raftopoulos peter john paizis stratos razos andrew trochalis stathis chilianis george paizis nicholas vlasopoulos vaseil lucas victor harold "The Companies Act 1938/ Company limited by Guarantee/ Memorandum/and/Articles of Association/ of the/Ithacan Philanthropic/Society/The Ulysses" A small booklet with a buff coloured thin cardboard cover with thirty two inside pages. ...The Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society "The Ulysses" booklet is a record of the incorporation of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society which took place on 5 June 1944. The society became incorporated as a Company Limited by Guarantee under the Companies Act of 1938. The number in the register is 23 109. All 27 pages have been scanned. The 1944 IPS Memorandum and Articles of Association was based on the English translation of the IPS founding constitution (1916). The Certificate of Incorporation was an important step in the progress and establishment of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society as it was then recognised as a legal entity. A small booklet with a buff coloured thin cardboard cover with thirty two inside pages. The booklet has been stapled together with two staples down the middle fold of the item."The Companies Act 1938/ Company limited by Guarantee/ Memorandum/and/Articles of Association/ of the/Ithacan Philanthropic/Society/The Ulysses" raftopoulos peter john, paizis stratos, razos andrew, trochalis stathis, chilianis george, paizis nicholas, vlasopoulos vaseil, lucas victor harold -
Ithacan Historical SocietyBooklet, Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society "The Ulysses", 1986
... ...chilianis, george...The original Articles of Association were developed when the Ithacan Philanthropic Society became a registered company in June 1944 . lucas, victor harold raftopoulos, peter john paizes,stratos razos, andrew trochalis, stathis chilianis, george paizis, nicholas vlasopoulos, vaseli gray, b.w MEMORANDUM/AND/ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION/OF THE/ITHACAN PHILANTHROPIC/SOCIETY/"THE ULYSSES' A small booklet with a pink cover and black printing with the insignia of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society above the title on the front cover with thirty two printed pages on the inside. ...Printed in 1986, the Articles of Association in this booklet were revision of the 1944 articles. It was printed in 1986. The revision resulted in the deletion of a small paragraph in Article 16. The correction was handwritten on the relevant page. At a special meeting of the Society on 5 May 1996 the resolution was passed to restore the relevant phrase to the set of articles. The original Articles of Association were developed when the Ithacan Philanthropic Society became a registered company in June 1944 .A small booklet with a pink cover and black printing with the insignia of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society above the title on the front cover with thirty two printed pages on the inside.MEMORANDUM/AND/ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION/OF THE/ITHACAN PHILANTHROPIC/SOCIETY/"THE ULYSSES'lucas, victor harold, raftopoulos, peter john, paizes,stratos, razos, andrew, trochalis, stathis, chilianis, george, paizis, nicholas, vlasopoulos, vaseli, gray, b.w -
Ithacan Historical SocietyPhotograph, Melba Studios, Spiro Chilianis and Bill Black, c 1936
... Chilianis. He was known in Australia as Billy Black. Spiro's parents were Anthi and George Chilianis....Chilianis. He was known in Australia as Billy Black. Spiro's parents were Anthi and George Chilianis. ...Pictured are first cousins, Billy Black, seated, and Spiro Chilianis. Billy was the son of Nicholas Koutsouvelis and Katerini Chilianis. He was known in Australia as Billy Black. Spiro's parents were Anthi and George Chilianis.A sepia studio photograph of two young boys dressed in suits. One of the boys is seated while the other is standing next to him. -
Ithacan Historical SocietyPhotograph, Ithacan Picnic group
... Standing left to right: Andrew Papadopoulos, Angelos Lekatsas, George Chilianis, Panoyiannis Raftopoulos. ...Standing left to right: Andrew Papadopoulos, Angelos Lekatsas, George Chilianis, Panoyiannis Raftopoulos. The annual picnic was an important annual social event for Melbourne's Ithacan community in the early years. ...Group at Ithacan picnic circa 1930's. Seated from left to right: ...?...?...Platon Varvarigos, Nikiforas Lekatsas, Andreas Razos, John Raftopoulos, Michael Raftopoulos with his son Michael sitting on his knee. Standing left to right: Andrew Papadopoulos, Angelos Lekatsas, George Chilianis, Panoyiannis Raftopoulos. The annual picnic was an important annual social event for Melbourne's Ithacan community in the early years. It continues to be a popular event where generations of Ithacans reunite. Scanned Black and white photograph with a white border of 10 men a little boy, sitting and standing in an outdoor settingpicnics -
Ithacan Historical SocietyPhotograph, Anthi Chilianis - House no. 10, 1994
... Anthi Chilianis and her husband George lived in this house at 4 Hotham Street, South Melbourne for fourteen years from 1945 to 1959. ...Ithacan Historical Society Ithaca House 329 Elizabeth Street Melbourne melbourne Anthi Chilianis and her husband George lived in this house at 4 Hotham Street, South Melbourne for fourteen years from 1945 to 1959. ...Anthi Chilianis and her husband George lived in this house at 4 Hotham Street, South Melbourne for fourteen years from 1945 to 1959. They left the house when the family went to live in Ithaca. The house now houses a printing business. It was Anthi's favourite house and she and George often sat on the balcony drinking Greek coffee. Four photos showing different views of a terrace house in a narrow street. Clockwise from L-R: A lady standing in front of a verandah which is level with the street, A full view of the double fronted terrace house, Sitting on a seat on the narrow verandah, Standing in the kitchen inside the house. chillianis -
Ithacan Historical SocietyPhotograph, Wedding of George and Anthi Chilianis, 1930
... The wedding in 1930 of George Chilianis and Anthi Mavrokefalou. To the left of the couple is the groom's sister Ekaterini Chilianis-Koutsouveli; on the far left is her husband Nikolaos Koutsouvelis (Black) holding their young son Billy. ...Ithacan Historical Society Ithaca House 329 Elizabeth Street Melbourne melbourne The wedding in 1930 of George Chilianis and Anthi Mavrokefalou. To the left of the couple is the groom's sister Ekaterini Chilianis-Koutsouveli; on the far left is her husband Nikolaos Koutsouvelis (Black) holding their young son Billy. ...The wedding in 1930 of George Chilianis and Anthi Mavrokefalou. To the left of the couple is the groom's sister Ekaterini Chilianis-Koutsouveli; on the far left is her husband Nikolaos Koutsouvelis (Black) holding their young son Billy. To the left of the bride is Vasiliki Koutsouveli-Adamopoulou. Both George and Anthi were born in Ithaca and migrated to Australia in the 1920s. Like many early Ithacan immigrants George eventually went into his own business in the 1930s in partnership with Panayioti (Peter) and Theofilos Kouvalias, a fruit shop, the 'South Melbourne Fruit Palace' at 288 Clarendon Street, South Melbourne. Anthi was an active member of the Ithacan Philanthropic Society was awarded Honorary Life membership in 1995 - the first time that women were bestowed this award by the IPS.A copy of a studio photograph of a family wedding group. There are six people in the group namely the bridal couple, two ladies and a man whom is holding a young child. -
Ithacan Historical SocietyPhotograph, 288 Clarendon St, South Melbourne Fruit Palace, 1994
... Anthi Chilianis is standing outside the fruit shop 'South Melbourne Fruit Palace' which her husband, George along with Panayioti (Peter) and Theofilos Kouvalias opened at 288 Clarendon Street, South Melbourne in the 1930s. ...Ithacan Historical Society Ithaca House 329 Elizabeth Street Melbourne melbourne Anthi Chilianis is standing outside the fruit shop 'South Melbourne Fruit Palace' which her husband, George along with Panayioti (Peter) and Theofilos Kouvalias opened at 288 Clarendon Street, South Melbourne in the 1930s. ...Anthi Chilianis is standing outside the fruit shop 'South Melbourne Fruit Palace' which her husband, George along with Panayioti (Peter) and Theofilos Kouvalias opened at 288 Clarendon Street, South Melbourne in the 1930s. The photograph was taken in 1994 and surprisingly the shop's signage and façade had not changed. A coloured photograph of lady standing outside a fruit shop which has fruit and flowers attractively displayed across the front. The name of the business is painted on a large board across the wide entrance to the shop. ithacan businesses, fruit shops -
Ithacan Historical SocietyPhotograph, Anthi Chilianis at Chipping's Store, 1994
... Chilianis is talking to Mr. Tipping whose father opened Tipping's Store in South Melbourne in 1937 at which time Anthi's husband, George along with Panayioti (Peter) and Theofilos Kouvalias ran the South Melbourne Fruit Palace at 288 Clarendon Street, South Melbourne. ...Chilianis is talking to Mr. Tipping whose father opened Tipping's Store in South Melbourne in 1937 at which time Anthi's husband, George along with Panayioti (Peter) and Theofilos Kouvalias ran the South Melbourne Fruit Palace at 288 Clarendon Street, South Melbourne. ...Anthi Chilianis is talking to Mr. Tipping whose father opened Tipping's Store in South Melbourne in 1937 at which time Anthi's husband, George along with Panayioti (Peter) and Theofilos Kouvalias ran the South Melbourne Fruit Palace at 288 Clarendon Street, South Melbourne. When this photograph was taken in 1994 very little change had taken place from the time it was first opened. By August 2009 Tipping's Store was no longer operating.A coloured photograph of the interior of a haberdashery and drapery shop with a lady talking to a man who is standing behind the counter and in front of well-stocked shelves.
