Interview with Steve Chapman, who migrated to Australia from England in 1988. Interviewed by Liz Chapman 29 November 2005. Tape at NP3458Interview with Steve Chapman, who migrated to Australia from England in 1988.oral history migration program, chapman, steve, english in australia, emigration

Interview with Alex and Elizabeth Ligeti, who migrated to Australia from Hungary in 1957 and England in 1960 respectively. Interviewed by Barbara Gardiner 16 June 2006. Tape at NP3461Interview with Alex and Elizabeth Ligeti, who migrated to Australia from Hungary in 1957 and England in 1960 respectively.ligeti, alex, ligeti, elizabeth, emigration, oral history migration program, english in australia, hungarians in australia

Anne Seeney on coming to Australia in 1958 as a 'ten pound Pom', and life in Blackburn. Interviewed by Fred Smith 18 September 2006. Tape at NP3398Anne Seeney on coming to Australia in 1958 as a 'ten pound Pom', and life in Blackburn. seeney, anne, emigration, english in australia, blackburn, oral history migration program

Interview with Margaret Skey, who migrated to Australia from England in 1957. Interviewed by Jan Harper 28 March 2006. Tape at NP 3463Interview with Margaret Skey, who migrated to Australia from England in 1957. skey, margaret, emigration, oral history migration program, english in australia

Interview with 'Helen' (surname withheld), who migrated to Australia from England in 1953. Interviewed by Erica Sharpe 20 February 2006. tape at NP 3445Interview with 'Helen' (surname withheld), who migrated to Australia from England in 1953. helen', emigration, oral history migration program, english in australia

Correspondence from The English Scottish and Australian Bank Limited to the Registrar of The School of Mines and Industries Ballarat, regarding minimal educational requirements to work at said bank. Intermediate Technical Certificate is an acceptable level. It notes that there is limited placement opportunities for boys in BallaratQuarto paperThe English Scottish and Australian Bank Limited letterheadthe english scottish and australian bank limited, registrar, the school of mines and industries ballarat, intermediate technical certificate

William Frederick Mawson was born in 1893 to Frederick William and Mary Mawson. Prior to the war, William was employed for 5 years as a carpenter with his older brother John who was a partner in Garrett & Mawson, architects and builders of Box Hill. At the age of 22, he enlisted on the 15 July 1915 and was assigned to the 5th Field Company of Engineers, training as a sapper. William served for nearly 2 years and was killed in 1917, only months before the end of the war whilst putting up barbed wire at Oestoik. His body was brought back the 4 miles from Oestoik to Lille Gate, Ypres in Belgium. William wrote a diary, the original of which was donated to Anzac House by his great-nephew John Howden. This diary was borrowed by the Surrey Hills Historical Society for the exhibition 'Gallipoli and beyond' mounted in Boroondara libraries and council spaces during 2015. The diary was then transcribed by Sandra Dexter and limited copies were printed by the Surrey Hills Historical Society. This framed photo authenticates the identification of this soldier whose photo was taken by the Darge company (Dasey1498) and uploaded to the Australian War Memorial online collection, but initially mis-idetified as Manson. His name appears on the panels of names on The Shrine in the Surrey Gardens and a profile of him is included in Sandra Dexter's book 'People of The Shrine' launched on Remembrance Day 2025. Framed photograph of soldier within fabric inset, embroidered with English and Australian flags, white ribbon at base of green wreath which surrounds photo. frederick william mawson, mary mawson, surrey hills, garrett & mawson, william frederick mawson, carpenter, 14 bona vista avenue, architects, world war 1, world war, 1914-1918, diaries, sandra dexter