Staff of the Burnley Gardens regularly took extensive readings at the meteorological station and recorded comments. Red cardboard bound lined register. Handwritten entries for twice each day 9am and 3pm 1/1/1951 - 31/7/1959. The high percentage of days the recorded excluded Sundays, and latterly 3 days to whole weeks where readings were not taken. Header written as Burnley Gardens Victoria, with the header being changed to 'taken at Burnley Horticultural College' from June 1958. Book utilised in full. Handwritten entries atmospheric pressure, temperature, wind, cloud, rain, visibility and daily remarks. Different reporters shown by handwriting differences, and no monthly remarks made.Inside cover in blue handwriting - Mr Weisser Ext.26. Inside rear cover Field Book of Meteorological Observations (C.M.B. b/4 (1957) Form F/67. Register is full of handwritten readings.meteolorogy, observations, daily records

Researched & recorded by Glen Stuart.A personal record of ships visiting the Port of Melbourne.Chronological orderShip visits hand-written in a collection of pre-printed diaries ranging in size from A4 (27 journals) to A6 (2 journals). transport - shipping, piers and wharves, glen stuarttransport - shipping, piers and wharves, glen stuart

4 daily record sheets with specifications about specific mill processes.textile mills

Document titled "Programme for the five day trainer drivers course" carried out the Hawthorn Training Centre, sets outs objectives, daily programme, record, faulty trams, and relationship with trainees.Yields information about the training programme to train trainer drivers c1985.Document - 5 A4 pages photocopied stapled in top left hand corner.tramways, the met, training, operations, drivers, depot trainers, mta

Two diaries written by A. Temple Miles who later became a Mayor of Ringwood. A well-known family - he lived at Quambee and his father at Glamorgan. Temple Miles recorded the daily weather, details of cultivation, livestock bought and sold, social events, afternoon teas and visitors.Two diaries as follows; 1. Cream coloured diary with hard covers. Black lettering. Advertisements front and back.; 2. Blue hard covered diary with black printing; 3. Summary by Terry Kane +Additional Keywords: Miles, A.T. / Kane, Terence J. / Pollard family1. Australian 1915. Rough Diary.; 2. Australian Diary 1916. Norman Bros.

Victorian Symphony Orchestra, Royal Princess Theatre, Bendigo. Conducted by Juan Jose Castro. Soloist: Isador Goodman (pianist). This series of concerts is arranged by the Australian Broadcasting Commission in conjunction with the Government of Victoria. Royal Princess Theatre, Bendigo. Thur., 1st May. Star Theatre, Shepparton, Friday, 2nd May at 8pm. Direction: Australian Broadcasting Commission. Juan Jose Castro (write up on the life of). Harmony and Home. Linking 'Home and Family Week' with this Visit. Bendigo faces the challenge brought through the medium of 'Home and Family Week.' Issues arising out of the relationship of Marriage, Parenthood and the family have been discussed by possible solution. Rather than compete with the Concert, negotiations were effected with the A.B.C., resulting in the acknowledgement of this function as part of our week, and the reciprocal arrangement of space in this booklet. Music, as truly as Education and other Culture, influences the outlook and the stability of the home. Ancient Jewish history gave common paternity . . . Programme. Programme notes. Page 6: photo of Isador Goodman. Page 7: photo of John Brownlee. Associate Artist: Raymond Lambert (pianist). Conductor: Juan Jose Castro. First violins: Jorgensen B, Hutchins H, Schieblich F, Deerson N, O'Brien P, Glassford W, Michael R, Burlakov A. Second violins: Lenzer H, Badley R, Pattison B, Whitelaw M, Pietruschka I, Braithwaite N. Violas: Kerr C, Kogan M, Roberts W. 'Cellos: Howley D, Touzeau H, Awburn V, Neri E. Basses: Howley T, Shiffron S, Morton W. Flutes: Chugg R, Barklamb L. Oboes: Richmond E, Woolley D. Clarinets: White T, Crowley C. Bassoons: Wightman T, Hunt. Horns: White R, Miller G, Grieve G, Bickford G. Trumpets: Simpson M, Roberts S. Trombones: Code S, McGlade J, Willis H. Tuba: Coram C. Tympani: Craig G. Percussion: Crawford B, McManamny T. Harp: Bendall A. Musical Autobiographies The London Daily Graphic's record critic praised Eugene Goossen's musical autobiography, Overture and Beginners, as excellent Story . . . Photographs of Elena Nikolaidi and Michael Rabin along with a write up on each. Advertisements: Georges, Melbourne. Railway.program, theatre, concert, victorian symphony orchestra, royal princess theatre, bendigo. conducted by juan jose castro. soloist: isador goodman (pianist). this series of concerts is arranged by the australian broadcasting commission in conjunction with the government of victoria. royal princess theatre, bendigo. thur., 1st may. star theatre, shepparton. juan jose castro harmony and home. linking 'home and family. family week.' issues arising out of the relationship of marriage, a.b.c., resulting in the acknowledgement of this function as part of our week, and the reciprocal arrangement of space in this booklet. music, as truly as education and other culture. ancient jewish history gave common paternity. programme notes. page 6: photo of isador goodman. page 7: photo of john brownlee. associate artist: raymond lambert (pianist). first violins: jorgensen b, hutchins h, schieblich f, deerson n, o'brien p, glassford w, michael r, burlakov a. second violins: lenzer h, badley r, pattison b, whitelaw m, pietruschka i, braithwaite n. violas: kerr c, kogan m, roberts w. 'cellos: howley d, touzeau h, awburn v, neri e. basses: howley t, shiffron s, morton w. flutes: chugg r, barklamb l. oboes: richmond e, woolley d. clarinets: white t, crowley c. bassoons: wightman t, hunt. horns: white r, miller g, grieve g, bickford g. trumpets: simpson m, roberts s. trombones: code s, mcglade j, willis h. tuba: coram c. tympani: craig g. percussion: crawford b, mcmanamny t. harp: bendall a. musical autobiographies the london daily, eugene goossen's, photographs of elena nikolaidi and michael rabin along with a write. advertisements: georges, melbourne. railway.

Charles Fahey taught history at La Trobe University until his retirement in 2018. He has written on the history of Victorian gold mining, Victorian agriculture and working in Melbourne. This document provides a detailed overview of Edward Isaac Dyason's life, based on his personal diary kept from 1858 to 1915. Dyason was born in Kent and emigrated to Australia in 1851.He settled in Bendigo and lived there for most of his life. Worked as a book-keeper and agent for George Lansell, a prominent figure in Bendigo's gold mining industry.Actively speculated in mining and served as a director for several mining companies, participating in major decisions regarding Bendigo's quartz mines. His diaries provide valuable insights into the business practices and dealings of the gold mining era. He Married Harriet Mason in 1880 after a long and uncertain engagement, largely due to financial concerns. He Became devoted to his wife and their four children after marriage. The diary offers rich details about middle-class family life in late nineteenth-century Bendigo. The Dyason family lived in Fortuna, George Lansell's mansion, until late 1887, after which they moved to a new home. Dyason meticulously recorded daily events, family interactions, and transitions, such as their move from Fortuna. The diary is a significant historical source, capturing both the business environment of Bendigo's gold mining industry and the nuances of family and social life during that period. The document highlights Dyason's dual roles as a business figure and family man,Fortuna - The Dyason Diary - extract from a book by Charles Fahey This item contains the following: 11217.54a Pages 49 to 61 of his book - Contact BHS for detailsnon-fictionbendigo, fortuna, george lansell, charles fahey, the dyason family, edward isaac dyason, harriet mason