This file contains four items 1/Two copies of a twenty-four page booklet titled CITY OF CAULFIELD CENTENARY 1857-1957, created by the Caulfield City Council and printed by Peter Isaacson Pty Limited, Melbourne. The booklet details important aspects of Caulfield’s history including council procedures, the Caulfield Road District Proclamation, the first election and a summary of 100 years of local government with a description of the present Caulfield in 1957. The booklet also includes several pictures of various Caulfield landmarks and people including one of Caulfield City Councillors (11 men and 1 woman). Also one photocopied version of this booklet. 2/Eleven pages of typed notes for the City of Caulfield Centenary booklet. All notes are undated and incomplete. Two pages titled NOTES on THE HISTORY and PROGRESS OF THE CITY OF CAULFIELD, author unknown. Three and a half pages titled THE STRUCTURE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN VICTORIA, author unknown. Five pages titled 100 YEARS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT – EARLY CAULFIELD, by Mrs A. P. Bell. 3/A typed letter to Miss V. Webb-Langdon from the Town Clerk H.G. Nelson, acknowledging her contribution to historical details for the Caulfield Council’s Centenary booklet, dated 24/12/1957. 4/A handwritten letter and a handwritten note regarding the acquisition of notes for the Caulfield Centenary booklet. The letter is dated 03/08/2006 and the note is dated 09/02/2007.city of caulfield centenary, caulfield road district, sinclair a.j.g., city hall, war memorials, gamble h.a., machin l.r., bunny f.c.d., caulfield park, koornang reserve, parton e.m., sims h.e., thomson w.r., gunn e.e., yorston j.s., wallace g.e. mrs, green w.c., jenner e.r., ward boundaries, dandenong road, queens avenue, normanby road, station street, bond street, glen eira road, orrong road, poath road, north road, booran road, nepean highway, glen huntly road, glenhuntly road, inkerman road, hotham street, nelson h.g., fullard w.r., mackley g.j., ellis k.i, crosbie m.r., nutting b.i., body j.h., pritchard r.j., guildford l.t.g., lund l.m., street h.c., reynolds a.w., elections , political processes, local government, springthorpe reserve, greenmeadows gardens, business and finance, roads and streets, caulfield racecourse, east caulfield reserve, mackinnon reserve, hawthorn road, balaclava road, murrumbeena road, lempriere avenue, victoria street, koornang road, lord reserve, lyons street, murrumbeena reserve, kangaroo road, ormond park, beatty crescent, foch street, packer reserve, oakleigh road, leila road, prices park, bambra road, riley reserve, playgrounds, town hall, maternal and child health centres, truganini road, grange road, senior citizens centre, barkley sir henry, moore david, handasyde gilbert, caulfield school room, harris g.w., semple john, dempsey william, brooks w.a., wilson thomas, lyall william, murrum murrumbeen lifestyle, ‘greenmeadows’ house, lempriere family, aboriginal culture, ‘rippon lea’ house, caulfield john, ‘slaney’s’ home, alma road, paddy’s swamp, racecourse hotel, caulfield technical college, bevan mr., ‘grosmont’, hart john, railways, mansions, ‘rosecraddock’, langdon h. j., caulfield cup, ‘crotonhurst’, webb judge, ‘kilwinning’, service james, ricketson henry, ‘glen eira’, house names, garden vale, ross william murray, ‘ross’s folly’, outer circle railway, caulfield grammar school, davies j. henry, lagdon william, grimwade f.s., loyd charles du plan, hope george, ‘airdrie’, kooyong hill, market gardens, dairies, lady talbot milk supply, jenner family, o’niell college, presentation sisters, glenferrie road, grimwade frederick sheppard, grimwade alice, ‘harlston’, grimwade house, ‘saint aubin’s’, ‘st. aubin’s’, ‘caulfield hall’, caulfield john p.t., st georges road, caulfield military hospital, nursing homes, health establishments, dover street, sports and recreations, rosanna street, ‘cantala’, health services, parks and reserves, community services, town planning, local government finance, local officials and employees

Community Centre on Nunawading Reserve nearing completion and will provide a wide range of activities.Community Centre on Nunawading Reserve nearing completion and will provide a wide range of activities.community services, city of nunawading, tierney, peter, rotary club of nunawading, nunawading youth and community centre

Timor Primary School (No. 1207) was established in 1873 in a former gold-mining town in Victoria. The area once had a population of around 7,000 during the gold rush, but is now sparsely populated. The original schoolhouse, built in 1879-80, was a grand structure designed for large numbers of students (up to 490 at one time). The local Grand Duke mine, which operated until 1896, played a significant role in the town's history and left a physical legacy near the school.In 1983, the school began managing a four-hectare block of land opposite the school, previously damaged by mining, as an 'environment block.' By 1988, the school was officially appointed custodian of this land, now called the Timor Primary School and Community Education and Environment Reserve. The school and community have improved the reserve by installing rabbit-proof fencing, building a bridge, creating paths, adding water, installing a fitness track, and planting many trees. The reserve has become a focal point for both the school’s 26 pupils and the wider community. Timor Primary School won the Australia Trust for Conservation Volunteers-ANZ Bank Environment Improvement Competition in 1986 and received praise for its achievements and community pride. The school has also received two ANA awards for its well-maintained garden. The school has faced challenges related to its small size and has been involved in a taskforce with neighboring schools to address these issues. The local community is strongly opposed to the possible closure of the school, with visible signs of protest throughout the town. Residents, including business owners like Chris Frahn, emphasize the school's importance to the town's vitality and express concerns that closure could lead to families moving away. The school's future is uncertain, with 28 pupils expected next year. If two more students enroll, the school would qualify for a second teacher. Enrollment is projected to increase over the next five years, suggesting potential for growth. The school has gained support from larger schools and the broader community. The final decision on the school's fate will be announced by the Education Minister on October 4, following a taskforce review. The school has a 120-year history in Timor. There is mention of possible renewed gold-mining activity in the area, which could impact the town's future and potentially increase the school-age population.Schools searching for a Future. Series of photos and information about Timor Primary School No. 1207. Pictures by Lisa Honeychurch. Written by Owen Davies. This item contains the following documents and Photos: 8091.607a Part of Page 11, the Bendigo Advertiser Friday Sept 10 1993 8091.607b Part of Page 11, the Bendigo Advertiser Friday Sept 10 1993 8091.607c Black and White Photo of Prep pupils - Contact BHS for details 8091.607d Black and White Photo of Hilda (Teacher) - Contact BHS for details 8091.607e Black and White Photo - front is Bev Walker - Contact BHS for details 8091.607f Black and White Photo - Students playing on fallen down tree - Contact BHS for details 8091.607g Black and White Photo - School Steeple - Contact BHS for details 8091.607h Black and White Photo -Timor School Sign - Contact BHS for details 8091.607i Black and White Photo - Students playing on fallen down tree - Contact BHS for details 8091.607j Black and White Photo - School from the front - Contact BHS for details 8091.607k Black and White Photo - Part of School and three kids playing basketball - Contact BHS for detailsnewspaper, bendigo advertiser, primary school, timor primary school