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Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation SocietyMap - Photographic copy, Unidentified map of Sandridge, c. 1866
... Commander COX... and the Bend. Indicates bay and river soundings 'taken by Commander COX... Sandridge Lagoon Batteries - Defensive Commander COX Fold lines have ...Photographic copy of an unidentified (Cox?) Sandridge map 1866 or later, with portions of West Melbourne, Emerald Hill and the Bend. Indicates bay and river soundings 'taken by Commander COX in 1866'. Original appears to have been torn and repaired; resultant lines whited out on copy.Fold lines have been whited out on back; '52'piers and wharves, transport - railways, built environment, maritime, beacons, sandridge lagoon, batteries - defensive, commander cox -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Map - Chart, Port Phillip, 1930
... for Port Phillip Bay, surveyed by Commander Henry L Cox RN, 1864..., of soundings chart for Port Phillip Bay, surveyed by Commander Henry L ...Photocopy in two large sections, of soundings chart for Port Phillip Bay, surveyed by Commander Henry L Cox RN, 1864, with corrections and additions to 1921. Lower section.(Original had stamp of John Donne & Son Stationers)transport - shipping, port phillip bay -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Map - Chart, Port Phillip, 1930
... for Port Phillip Bay, surveyed by Commander Henry L Cox RN, 1864... by Commander Henry L Cox RN, 1864, with corrections and additions ...Photocopy in two large sections, of soundings chart for Port Phillip Bay, surveyed by Commander Henry L Cox RN, 1864, with corrections and additions to 1921. Top section (two copies)(Original had stamp of John Donne & Son Stationers)transport - shipping, hobson's bay, port phillip bay -
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum and VillageDocument - Chart, Admiralty Office, Port Phillip, 1899
... other details. It was surveyed by Commander Henry L. Cox R.N..., tides and money other details. It was surveyed by Commander ...Accurate charts were imperative for sea farers to sail their vessels safely from one side of the world to another. The British Admiralty published many charts and updated them frequently. Specialists were employed to gather information such as depth soundings to give the navigator as many helps as possible. At regular intervals the charts had to be updated with the amount of adjustment needed to a compass to allow for magnetic variation.This chart is significant for its association with incoming and outgoin ships for trade and passengers in the late 19th century.Admiralty Chart of Port Phillip, Victoria, South Coast of Australia. It shows navigation buoys, lighthouses, tides and money other details. It was surveyed by Commander Henry L. Cox R.N. in 1864. Published by Admiralty August 19th 1865. Corrections were made by Staff Commander E.J. Stanley R.N. in 1874. The West Channel was surveyed b J.B. Mason , Engineer, in 1899. Published and cartographed in Admiralty, London, England in 1897, supervised by Capt G H Richards R N Hydrographer. Chart was updated in 1899. Sold by W D Potter Agent for Admiralty Charts 145 minorities.Printed: "Port Phillip" "Australia - South Coast, Victoria"flagstaff hill, warrnambool, maritime-museum, flagstaff hill maritime museum & village, shipwreck coast, chart, australia, south coast, port phillip, admiralty, 1899, navigation, cartography, cartographer -
Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)Book - Book, 'A Synopsis of the British Pharmacopoeia', used by Dr Margaret Alison Mackie, 1933, H. Wippell Gadd, A Synopsis of the British Pharmacopoeia, 1932, and of the Poison Laws of Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State, 1932
The book is annotated throughout with Dr Margaret Alison Mackie's notes. It was used as a reference guide during her medical studies. Dr Margaret Alison Mackie (1910-1991) was in active practice between 1936 and 1970. She was a Fellow of the College, and was appointed a Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG) for services to medicine in 1975. Small, leatherbound pocket reference book. The title page is inscribed with handwriting which reads 'M.A. Mackie/1933'. Title page also indicated this is the 'Twelfth Edition', and that the book was published in London by Bailliere, Tindall & Cox in 1932. The book is annotated throughout with handwritten comments.medicine
