Badge, circular, diameter 2.1cm, with blue and white enamel markings. In the centre is a kangaroo shape in brass, above V.A.Y.C Ringwood. There is a pin-clip fastener on the back of the badge. +Additional Keywords: Victorian Association of Youth ClubsV.A.Y.C. Ringwood (Victorian Association of Youth Clubs)

Belonged to a member and player of the Ringwood Cricket and Football Clubs.Wooden box with oval coloured picture on front containing metal badges for Ringwood Cricket and Football Clubs. 1. For the cricket Club 4 yellow metal medals, two with yellow cords, gold lettering and dark blue enamel.Numbers on back. 2. 2 metal badges for the Ringwood Football Club gold and black enamel, 1 card shaped like a shield with Magpie on front, Member's Ticket 1930. Also Ringwood Football Club Woodsmen's medal and a Ringwood Past Players and Official's badge 94. 3.Returned Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen badge. . 4. 7 small discs with nos. 90-94 for changing dates on badges?

Interest in Nunawading's Probus Clubs is increasing. The latest club formed is Blackburn Central Probus Club. There are now ten Probus Clubs in Nunawading.Interest in Nunawading's Probus Clubs is increasing. clubs and associations, blackburn central probus club

Donated by Gordon Hoskin who was the Ringwood Treasurer in 1971-1972Two syllabuses as follows: 1. Ringwood Rifle Club No 54. No 16 DRCU 1970-1971. 1. Ringwood Rifle Club No54. No 16 DRCU 1970-1971. 2. Christmas Hills and Ringwood Rifle Clubs No 16 DRCA.

For discussion at the Younf Farmers' Club Vacation School for Teachers

Article from the Progress Press 23 May 1995, describing the difficulties facing the 26 bowling clubs in Boroondara.canterbury, bowling clubs, city of boroondara

2 TYPE WRITTEN PAGES GIVING AN ACCOUNT OF 130 YEARS OF THE HISTORY OF THE CLUNES BOWLING CLUB. COMPILED AND WRITTEN BY VALERIE ANDERSON.SOME HAND WRITTEN ALTERATIONS ON PAGE 2.clunes bowling club, 130 year history, valerie anderson

CRICKET CLUBS 1. Notes on ‘Surrey Hills Cricket Club’ 17.9.1886-3.10.1930. (6 pages). 2. ‘Cricket in Surrey Hills’ from Alan Holt’s records (17 pages). 3. ‘Australian cricket team’ – 1935 Tour of England (1 page, typed). From Alan Holt records of Mr. L.T & Mrs. G. Williams of 9 Louise Avenue, Mont Albert, cricket enthusiasts. 4. ‘Canterbury to hit a century’, SHNN No. 22, June/July 1986. (1 page). 5. ‘Cricket at Canterbury A centenary history of the Canterbury Cricket Club 1887-1987’. 58 page book by Simon Gardiner. This copy given to P.M.I. – replaced by one from reference library where there were 2 copies. 6. Surrey Hills Cricket Club centenary celebrations. Typed notes by Alan Holt, in S.H.N.N. (no date) (1 page). 7. ‘Cricket centenary‘ re Canterbury. SHNN No. 33, April/May, 1988. (1 page). 8. Miscellaneous notes by Jocelyn Hall (no date) (2 pages). 9. ‘Canterbury Advertiser‘ notes typed by Jocelyn Hall (no date) (1 page). 10. ‘Surrey Hills cricket club centenary celebrations’. SHNN No. 40, June/July 1989. (1 page). 11. ‘Improvements at Canterbury’, S.H.N.N. No. 38, Feb. March 1989. (1 page). 12. ‘Cricket Club Centenary’ S.H.N.N. No. 42, Oct./Nov. 1989. (1 page). 13. ‘Surrey Hills Cricket Club hit a Century’, ‘Leader’, 28.2.1990. (1 page). 14. The Reverend John Barton and Wyclif Congregational Church 1896-1907 re cricket club, October, 2001. (1 page typed notes). 15. Committee of Management Canterbury Grounds Trust, Committee Meeting 11.5.1983. (1 page). 16. Committee of Management Canterbury Grounds Trust, Annual Meeting, 24.10.1984. (1 page). 17. Committee of Management Canterbury Grounds Trust, Committee Meeting, 2.7.1986. (1 page). 18. City of Camberwell letter of appreciation re long service on Committee of Management of Canterbury Sports Ground to Mrs. J.S. Green, 22.2.1982. (1 page), with a note from Stephen Gillespie re Joyce Stevenon Green’s background. 19. ‘Run-out call on cricket club’, The Sun, 7.3.1983 re neighbour Ian Ward’s protest re cricket balls (1 page). 20. Legends at Canterbury” by Simon Gardiner. Canterbury Cricket Club. (A4 9 pages double sided) 21. Canterbury Cricket Club article. No author listed. SHNN No. 258 Oct/Nov 2026

Various partiesReference, Research, InformationKHS OrderSubject file containing correspondence relating to the former Studley Park Bowling Club in Barry Street, Kew and its relocation to Yarra Bend Park. The file includes a photocopy of the letter by Nigel Lewis to the City of Kew, describing the historic importance of the Club (established c.1903) and the necessity of moving it before demolition. The file has information relating to the pavilion’s move and restoration as an art centre. [ KHS also holds the complete archives of the Auburn Heights Recreation Club (1904-98), the Kew Bowling Club (1880-1998) and the Kew Heights Sports Club (1998-2012). These are separate archives in Provenance Order].sports clubs - kew (vic.), studley park bowling club, urban conservation, heritage protectionsports clubs - kew (vic.), studley park bowling club, urban conservation, heritage protection