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University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesPhotograph - Colour prints, Kodak, Dying Windbreak, c. 2000
... Show dying windbreak due to environmental conditions at Midvale....Show dying windbreak due to environmental conditions at Midvale. Dying Windbreak Photograph Colour prints Kodak ...8 colour photographs with handwritten descriptions on reverse. Show dying windbreak due to environmental conditions at Midvale.windbreak, midvale, arboriculture -
Wodonga & District Historical Society IncBook - The Living Murray 2002 - A discussion paper on resourcing the health of the River Murray, Murray-Darling Basin Ministerial Council, July 2002
... ...environmental conditions....murray river environmental issues environmental conditions. water use murray river This paper provides an introduction to the issue of environmental flows in the River Murray. ...This paper provides an introduction to the issue of environmental flows in the River Murray. It explores the health of the River and ways it might be improved. It identifies possible consequences, benefits and concerns and was intended to guide the discussion of relevant issues, including water trade and access rights to water. It outlined a process for community engagement to discuss and address these issues and improve the overall health of the river.non-fictionThis paper provides an introduction to the issue of environmental flows in the River Murray. It explores the health of the River and ways it might be improved. It identifies possible consequences, benefits and concerns and was intended to guide the discussion of relevant issues, including water trade and access rights to water. It outlined a process for community engagement to discuss and address these issues and improve the overall health of the river.murray river, environmental issues, environmental conditions., water use murray river -
Federation University Historical Collection
Book, F. Higham, Fourth Empire Mining and Metallurgical Congress Proceedings, 1950
... Sullivan) * Environmental COnditions in British Coal Mines...Sullivan) * Environmental COnditions in British Coal Mines Fourth Empire Mining and Metallurgical Congress Proceedings Book F. ...Red book of 551 pages. Contents include: * Invitation to hold the next congress in Australia * Mineral Industry in Australia (P.B. Nye) * Some notes on the Mineral Resources of the Union of South Africa (A.R. Mitchell) * Mineral Exploration in Australia (C.J. Sullivan) * Environmental COnditions in British Coal Minesnon-fictionmining, australia, canada, south africa, mining and metallurgical congress -
Kiewa Valley Historical SocietyCan Mortein Powder, late 1870s to early 1920s
... The can(product) of powdered Mortein was used throughout Australia and especially in rural regions where environmental conditions of crops, cattle and other livestock resulted in greater amount of "invasions" from insects. ...The can(product) of powdered Mortein was used throughout Australia and especially in rural regions where environmental conditions of crops, cattle and other livestock resulted in greater amount of "invasions" from insects. ...The can(product) of powdered Mortein was used throughout Australia and especially in rural regions where environmental conditions of crops, cattle and other livestock resulted in greater amount of "invasions" from insects. The eradication of unwanted invaders into the homestead required either manual extermination or a relevant poison which in low doses would not affect humans. Fly squats were still a good measure of eradication of flying pests however those lurking in cupboards or "hard to get at" locations needed a method, such as the Mortein powder to do the deed. This product and especially this can was used at the fore front of pest eradication. Powders and pellets are still in use 100 years later and the core ingredient is still environmental friendly and meets health conscious modern Australians. The basic product has survived the passage of time and was invented by a German immigrant to Australia in the late 1800s.This can and what it represents to rural households and outhouses, is in some ways immeasurable to the peace, health and tranquility within the household of all the families within the Kiewa Valley. Although small in size the relief of those within the sanctity of the home from annoying pests is enormous. The relief not only physical but also mentally to those residents, from the sometimes grueling and painful rural existence in a "sunburnt" countryside cannot be truly expressed in words. Kiewa Valley residents are part of the sometimes harsh rural environment where the introduction of helpful products such as this powder are noticed and used more prolifically. Any product, especially invented within Australia, which allows for a easier existence is of a great significance.This small cylindrical can contains powder of crushed the chrysanthemum flowers(pyrethrum extract) and has two circles of small circular perforations in the lid (to allow contents to be sprinkled onto other surfaces). It is constructed of mild steel with both ends crimped onto the main cylinder. A paper information label has been adhered to the outside of the cylinder.Printed on the outside label is: 1st line "MORTEIN!" 2nd line "THE GREAT INSECT DESTROYER" underneath "(Registered)" and underneath "It is without doubt the best and most reliable Insect powder in the World" underneath this line "In order to use Mortein with profit it is best to get a Mortein spreader through", next line "which by pressure of the hand the powder is ejected and well diffused." An inflection mark appears over the e in "Mortein" as to signify that the word "mort" is french for (dead) and the "ein" is german for "one". The word "mortein" therefore is diffused and translated into "dead one". A thin line separates the above from the list of insects which the powdered contents will kill together with the suggested application targets. T the bottom of the instructions is printed the manufacturer "J. HAGEMANN PTY. LTD., MELBOURNE," Below is "Sole Proprietors"natural insecticide products, environmentally friendly products, household pest dispensers, australian inventions -
Surrey Hills Historical Society CollectionBook, Keep it for the future - how to set up small community archives, 2007
... ; common mission of archives; types of records; deciding whether to set up an archives or donate records; developing an archives policy -- Acquiring and organising archives: deciding what to keep - appraisal; Receiving records - acquisition; Recording essential information - accessioning; Arranging and describing records -- Preserving archives: storing archives; packaging and containers; Environmental conditions; handling archives -- Accessing archives: access policy; access forms; archives reading room; register of requests for records; security measures; copyright and privacy; guides and fact sheets; copying; volunteers; promotion and display; grants for community heritage collections -- Preparing a disaster recovery plan -- Appendices: Sources for further information; Archiving software; Suppliers of archival papers and products. ...; common mission of archives; types of records; deciding whether to set up an archives or donate records; developing an archives policy -- Acquiring and organising archives: deciding what to keep - appraisal; Receiving records - acquisition; Recording essential information - accessioning; Arranging and describing records -- Preserving archives: storing archives; packaging and containers; Environmental conditions; handling archives -- Accessing archives: access policy; access forms; archives reading room; register of requests for records; security measures; copyright and privacy; guides and fact sheets; copying; volunteers; promotion and display; grants for community heritage collections -- Preparing a disaster recovery plan -- Appendices: Sources for further information; Archiving software; Suppliers of archival papers and products. ...Contents/Summary: Getting started - collecting records and keeping archives: what are archives?; common mission of archives; types of records; deciding whether to set up an archives or donate records; developing an archives policy -- Acquiring and organising archives: deciding what to keep - appraisal; Receiving records - acquisition; Recording essential information - accessioning; Arranging and describing records -- Preserving archives: storing archives; packaging and containers; Environmental conditions; handling archives -- Accessing archives: access policy; access forms; archives reading room; register of requests for records; security measures; copyright and privacy; guides and fact sheets; copying; volunteers; promotion and display; grants for community heritage collections -- Preparing a disaster recovery plan -- Appendices: Sources for further information; Archiving software; Suppliers of archival papers and products. Soft cover book of 64 pages, indexed; broad areas covered are acquisition, management, preservation, access and disaster plan recovery for community archives.Soft cover book of 64 pages, indexed; broad areas covered are acquisition, management, preservation, access and disaster plan recovery for community archives.archives -
The Beechworth Burke MuseumPhotograph
... environmental impacts of mining at Beechworth at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. As gold became scarce and government support and large company investment waned, poor hard-working miners laboured intensively to make a living through periods of high unemployment. This image can be compared and studied alongside other historical mining photographs and objects in the Burke Museum Collection. It has potential to improve our understanding of miners working conditions ...This image is a reproduction of an 1899 original depicting the 'Williams Good Luck Mine' on the Mopoke Reef (also called 'Morepork Gully') in the Dingle Ranges, approximately three miles from Beechworth. A large opening to a mine can be seen behind the men in the photograph, with a wheeled cart on a track leading to the men's position, where the soil and rocks have been hauled away. This photograph interestingly contains dogs alongside the miners. While dogs have been recorded as deterrents to thieves in the Victorian goldfields, these dogs appear as companions to these men. Following the discovery of gold at Beechworth in 1852, rushes quickly followed at surrounding creeks and gullies in the district. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, small syndicates of miners continued to work old or abandoned quartz reefs, often persisting without the assistance of heavy machinery to remove the large amounts of rock, in order to obtain yields at ever greater depths. The group of miners in this photograph are Mr. Roger Williams and Sons, who revived operations at the ‘Old Good Luck’ mine on the Mopoke Reef in the Dingle Range near Beechworth around 1892, working the site for more than two decades. An emigrant from Cornwall with experience in the tin mining industry, 19 year old Roger Williams senior sailed to New Zealand in 1840, then to Australia where he spent time in the Bendigo Gold Fields before settling in Beechworth in the early 1860s. Mr Williams senior worked on various mining activities in the district, including the Rocky Mountain Tunnel project. Conversant with the character of gold-bearing reefs in the area, the syndicate dug an eight hundred foot tunnel, digging down as far down as two hundred feet with little capital save their labour, to connect and provide better working access to the mass of reefs and veins in the vicinity. Progress was hampered by poor air quality charged with fumes from dynamite and large quantities of rock had to be crushed to obtain payable yields. The Victorian Goldfields are filled with ruins and remnants of the area's rich mining history, ranging from small alluvial diggings to the remains of huge mining companies. Site names often changed several times throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Some sites were abandoned and forgotten, others were worked continuously over many decades. The names of mines were often repeated at different locations throughout the Victorian Goldfields. For example, there is a Mopoke Gully heritage mine near Fryers Creek, Victoria. 'Mopoke' is a common onomatopoeic name for Morepork and Australian Boobook owls.This image has historical, social and research significance for patterns of emigration during of the Victorian Gold Rush, and the historical, social and environmental impacts of mining at Beechworth at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. As gold became scarce and government support and large company investment waned, poor hard-working miners laboured intensively to make a living through periods of high unemployment. This image can be compared and studied alongside other historical mining photographs and objects in the Burke Museum Collection. It has potential to improve our understanding of miners working conditions and the shifting character of mining in the Beechworth district.Sepia coloured rectangular photograph printed on gloss photographic paper mounted on card. Obverse: Williams/ Good/ Luck Reverse: A02498/ 1997. 2498/ Good Luck/ Mine/ 1899/ Mopoke. burke museum, beechworth museum, beechworth, gold fields, gold rush, victorian gold rush, gold ming history, colonial australia, australian gold rushes, mining technology, beechworth historic district, indigo gold trail, migration, indigo shire, good luck gold mine, victorian goldfields, mining syndicates, gold fever, quartz-mining, small-scale mining, old good luck mine, mopoke gully, quartz reefs beechworth -
Phillip Island and District Historical Society Inc.Book, Bill Hampel, Against the grain : fourteen farmers adapt to climate change, 2015
... environmental aspects -- australia....farmers -- australia -- economic conditions....A summary of climate change impacts - and an account of the numerous economic, political, and media barriers toward change - combine to provide a context for their work. agriculture -- environmental aspects -- australia. farmers -- australia -- economic conditions. rural development -- australia. climatic changes -- australia. ...Can we humans simply ignore the fires, the floods, and the increase in deaths brought about by climate change? In this book, Australian farmers - who bear the brunt of climate change, yet accept the science - share their experiences with the unpredictable weather events, the reduction in rainfall, and the shift to hotter months which are a challenge to farming cycles. Far from contributing to the problem with their farming practices, these farmers demonstrate how to reduce their greenhouse gases - to zero or below in some cases - while remaining profitable. They are all committed to pass on their farm in a better condition than when they first purchased or inherited it. With crops or livestock, big or small, they have worked cooperatively, mostly through land management, to plant thousands of trees, which has led to the daily presence of over 100 bird species. The farmers' inspiring and informative stories will open up a new world to most urban dwellers. A summary of climate change impacts - and an account of the numerous economic, political, and media barriers toward change - combine to provide a context for their work. 280 pages : colour illustrations, colour maps, colour portraits ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Also available in digital formats: ebook & epdf. ISBN 9781925078503 Dewey number 338.10994 Chapter 5 : Bob & Anne Davie Donor : Anne Davie ; Date : 14.10.2015.agriculture -- environmental aspects -- australia., farmers -- australia -- economic conditions., rural development -- australia., climatic changes -- australia. -
Eltham District Historical Society IncBook, An Even Better Place to Live: enhancing neighbourhood amenity and residential satisfaction in Eltham, April 1987
... Environmental Planning, The University of Melbourne. "The aim of this report is to identify major factors which impact on neighbourhood amenity and hence contribute to residents' satisfactions with their living conditions" - Page 2 Contents include: Summary, Introduction, In the Residents' Own Words, Psychological constructs of neighbourhood amenity, physical characterisitics of impacting neighbourhood amenity, most and least liked places in Eltham, glossary, literature cited, data....Environmental Planning, The University of Melbourne. "The aim of this report is to identify major factors which impact on neighbourhood amenity and hence contribute to residents' satisfactions with their living conditions" - Page 2 Contents include: Summary, Introduction, In the Residents' Own Words, Psychological constructs of neighbourhood amenity, physical characterisitics of impacting neighbourhood amenity, most and least liked places in Eltham, glossary, literature cited, data. planning,neighbourhood,1987 Bound paper copy book. ...Report submitted to Eltham Shire Council April 1987 by Dr. R. Bruce IV School of Environmental Planning, The University of Melbourne. "The aim of this report is to identify major factors which impact on neighbourhood amenity and hence contribute to residents' satisfactions with their living conditions" - Page 2 Contents include: Summary, Introduction, In the Residents' Own Words, Psychological constructs of neighbourhood amenity, physical characterisitics of impacting neighbourhood amenity, most and least liked places in Eltham, glossary, literature cited, data.Bound paper copy book. Printing on one side of page. 30 pagesplanning,neighbourhood,1987 -
Kiewa Valley Historical SocietyPhotograph KHS Rail, Kiewa Hydroelectric Scheme Railway, Circa1940s
... environmentally friendly than the coal still used by large locomotives from city to country railways. The worker shown is not however wearing protective head and hand coverings. This is also an era where there was a lack of health and safety legislation covering workers in dangerous working conditions. railway in kiewa electric scheme tunneling On back of photo "Kodak XtraLife II paper" Scanned photo of original black and white photo on Kodak XtraLife II paper. ...This photograph shows part of the railway constructed and used for the removal of soil and rocks from the tunnels bored out of the mountains for the pipeline servicing the Hydro Electricity power stations in the Kiewa Hydroelectric Scheme. This photo details an era when there were 4,000 construction workers located in two main accommodation camps, Mount Beauty (the larger one) and Bogong village. These accommodation sites were constructed and maintained as a secured or gated residential area with access only available by a special pass authorised by the Kiewa Hydroelectric Scheme. All the power used by the rail system was from electric motors connected to batteries. Overhead power poles seen on either side of the embankment details that electricity from the Scheme was in use. This use was cleaner and more environmentally friendly than the coal still used by large locomotives from city to country railways. The worker shown is not however wearing protective head and hand coverings. This is also an era where there was a lack of health and safety legislation covering workers in dangerous working conditions.Scanned photo of original black and white photo on Kodak XtraLife II paper. Picture is of a section of railway track servicing the tunnels of the Hydroelectric scheme during the 1940s - 1950sOn back of photo "Kodak XtraLife II paper"railway in kiewa electric scheme, tunneling -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Book - Port Melbourne Council, Sanitary Inspectors Report Book, J Mounsey, Sanitary Inspector, 1923 - 1936
... piers and wharves - waterside workers local government - city of port melbourne environmental issues health - general health business and traders industry - noxious nightsoil built environment livestock engineering - canals and drainage james mounsey - sanitary inspector Sanitary Inspector's Reports to Port Melbourne Council 1923-1936. Detailing conditions ...Sanitary Inspector's Reports to Port Melbourne Council 1923-1936. Detailing conditions to be formulated for storage of large tanks of petrol on Fishermen's Bend; conditions for stevedore awaiting pick-up; regulations re boarding housepiers and wharves - waterside workers, local government - city of port melbourne, environmental issues, health - general health, business and traders, industry - noxious, nightsoil, built environment, livestock, engineering - canals and drainage, james mounsey - sanitary inspector -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Book - Port Melbourne Council, Sanitary Inspectors Report Book, J L Cousland, Inspector et al, 1944 - 1955
... Transport - Motor Vehicles Local Government - City of Port Melbourne Environmental Issues Health - General Health Business and Traders Industry Nightsoil Built Environment Fishermans Bend Livestock Engineering - Canals and Drainage James Llewellyn COUSLAND B E W AITKEN Harley GROVER Dr MERRILEES Mr HEPBURN Label on spine illegible; 'Inspectors reports' inside cover Sanitary Inspector's Reports to Port Melbourne Council 1944-1955. Detailing testing and immunisation programmes, mass x-ray, vaccination for smallpox, cleansing station opened, poor conditions ...Sanitary Inspector's Reports to Port Melbourne Council 1944-1955. Detailing testing and immunisation programmes, mass x-ray, vaccination for smallpox, cleansing station opened, poor conditions in emergency housing areas, Lands Dept neglect of Crown land, rubbish dumped in air raid shelters, advice sought re football and cricket played on streets, wood for pensionersLabel on spine illegible; 'Inspectors reports' inside covertransport - motor vehicles, local government - city of port melbourne, environmental issues, health - general health, business and traders, industry, nightsoil, built environment, fishermans bend, livestock, engineering - canals and drainage, james llewellyn cousland, b e w aitken, harley grover, dr merrilees, mr hepburn -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Document - FOSTERVILLE GOLD MINE COLLECTION: FOSTERVILLE GOLD PROJECT UPGRADE EXECUTIVE SUMMARUY
... Environmental issues, and summary of proposed new operating conditions....Environmental issues, and summary of proposed new operating conditions. Document FOSTERVILLE GOLD MINE COLLECTION: FOSTERVILLE GOLD PROJECT UPGRADE EXECUTIVE SUMMARUY ...Black cover book, wire binding, 13 pages of text and maps. On front: Fosterville Gold Project' Map of ore body on cover - Central North, Central Ellesmere, Harringtons Hill. Contents include: open pits, heap leaching, waste dumps, estimated project life, changes from previously approved project, estimated project life, main project components, expanded open pits and underground mines, processing sulphide ore, tailings storages, waste rock dumps. Principles of rehabilitation, site preparation, rehabilitation activities during operation and decommissioning activities. Environmental issues, and summary of proposed new operating conditions.bendigo, mining, fosterville gold mine -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Document - PAUL HOWARD MACGILLIVRAY CERTIFICATE, 1873
... environmental factors. He authored three papers on the subject between 1865 and 1872, published in medical journals, which detailed innovative management techniques including excision methods and post-operative outcomes. These works emphasized conservative approaches alongside surgical intervention, drawing from cases encountered at Bendigo Hospital, and helped advance local understanding of the disease's treatment. In 1873, following the end of his hospital appointment, MacGillivray transitioned to independent private practice in Bendigo, establishing a solo operation that catered to the mining community's medical needs. This shift allowed him greater flexibility in serving patients affected by occupational hazards and chronic conditions...environmental factors. He authored three papers on the subject between 1865 and 1872, published in medical journals, which detailed innovative management techniques including excision methods and post-operative outcomes. These works emphasized conservative approaches alongside surgical intervention, drawing from cases encountered at Bendigo Hospital, and helped advance local understanding of the disease's treatment. In 1873, following the end of his hospital appointment, MacGillivray transitioned to independent private practice in Bendigo, establishing a solo operation that catered to the mining community's medical needs. This shift allowed him greater flexibility in serving patients affected by occupational hazards and chronic conditions ...Paul Howard McGillivray (1834 - 1895) : In 1862, Paul Howard MacGillivray was appointed resident surgeon at Bendigo Hospital, succeeding Dr. Atkinson, a position he held until 1873.[ During this tenure, he managed patient care amid the rapid population growth and health challenges of the Victorian goldfields, where mining accidents, infectious diseases, and injuries were prevalent. His role involved overseeing surgical operations and general medical services for a burgeoning community, contributing to the hospital's development as a key institution in regional healthcare. MacGillivray's surgical expertise was particularly evident in his focus on hydatid cysts, a common affliction in colonial Australia due to environmental factors. He authored three papers on the subject between 1865 and 1872, published in medical journals, which detailed innovative management techniques including excision methods and post-operative outcomes. These works emphasized conservative approaches alongside surgical intervention, drawing from cases encountered at Bendigo Hospital, and helped advance local understanding of the disease's treatment. In 1873, following the end of his hospital appointment, MacGillivray transitioned to independent private practice in Bendigo, establishing a solo operation that catered to the mining community's medical needs. This shift allowed him greater flexibility in serving patients affected by occupational hazards and chronic conditions, building on his foundational experience in Williamstown. His practice quickly gained prominence for reliable surgical care in the region. Paul Howard McGillivray died in Bendigo on 9th. July, 1895, at his residence on the corner of Forest and Rowan Streets. https://grokipedia.com/page/paul_macgillivrayHand written certificate of appreciation presented to P. H. MacGillivray, Resident Surgeon, Bendigo Gold District General Hospital from the patients upon his resignation. On stiff paper with a hand painted border of leaves, flowers and patterns in blue, green, yellow and pink. Markings - Sandhurst October 1873.paul howard macgillivray, sandhurst, bendigo hospital, mcgillivray museum, bendigo school of mines -
Alfred Hospital Nurses League - Nursing History CollectionBook - Illustrated Book, Lucy Seymer 1893-1971, Florence Nightingale's Nurses: The Nightingale Training School 1860-1960, 1960
... It highlights Nightingale's philosophy of nursing and its practical implementation, particularly emphasizing the importance of environmental conditions for patient health. The book also explores the school's global impact and its role in shaping modern nursing. ...This book details the history and impact of the Nightingale Training School, established by Florence Nightingale at St Thoms' Hospital, London in 1860. The book covers the school's development from its founding to its centenary in 1960. It highlights Nightingale's philosophy of nursing and its practical implementation, particularly emphasizing the importance of environmental conditions for patient health. The book also explores the school's global impact and its role in shaping modern nursing.Illustrated book with white cover with blue and white print featuring on the front a drawing of two nurses. The nurse on the left is depicted in a long 19th century style dress, while the nurse on the right is in a 20th century style uniform. The drawing is repeated on the back Title and author's name are printed on the front cover and spine.non-fictionThis book details the history and impact of the Nightingale Training School, established by Florence Nightingale at St Thoms' Hospital, London in 1860. The book covers the school's development from its founding to its centenary in 1960. It highlights Nightingale's philosophy of nursing and its practical implementation, particularly emphasizing the importance of environmental conditions for patient health. The book also explores the school's global impact and its role in shaping modern nursing.florence nightingale, st thomas's hospital london, nursing-education-history -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedArchive - The Hunt Club Deer Park
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Booklet Hunt Club Community Arts Centre Biennial Report Thursday 26 October 1995|Typed Notes about History of the Deer Park Hunt Club|Spreadsheet for the Hunt Club Caretaker's residence detailing components and condition|Museum Catalogue Worksheet|Sunshine and District Historical Society Newletter No 7 August 1980|Newspaper Article Brimbank Messenger 6 July 1999 Creation Theories Blue Spoons Big Sky opens up for Blue Trio|Newspaper Article Independent 6 July 1999 Artistic pair launches Blue Trio|Newspaper Article Brimbank Leader 5 April 2005 Hunting gives way to the arts|Newspaper Article Brimbank Messenger 21 July 1999 What does it all mean|Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate 11 March 1981 A gloomy future for a Sunshine historic building|Newspaper Article History in the offing|Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate 19 June 2007 Mural of mystery|Invitation for Rainbow Workshop 22 November 1985|Booklet Hunt Club Community Centre Biennial Report Thursday 24 October 1991|Booklet Chairpersons report 1991|Invitation You're It 9 September 1993|Invitation Free Family Fun Day 30 January 1994|Typed Hunt Club Community Newsletter No 1 1 July 1994|Booklet Hunt Club Community Arts Centre Program Term 2 1994|Booklet Hunt Club Community Arts Centre Program Term 4 1994|Conservation Analysis and Conservation plan for Former Hunt Club Hotel Deer Park Nigel Lewis and Associates 1985|City Engineer Director of Technical and Environmental Services Department 20 August 1985 Hunt Club Buildings|Applications for Use of the Hunt Club Community Centre|Fees & conditions of use for rooms|Deer Park Hunt Club Hotel Building in Ballarat Road owned by ICI Previous Hotels on the same site|Hunt Club Hotel Ballarat Road Deer Park Reservation of Items of Historical Interest|Hand written note Hunt Club Hotel|Typed Letter to Mr TW Deutschmann Town Clerk dated 18 November 1982|Typed letter to Mr Paul Anstey Municipal Offices|Typed letter to Mr N Humphries Sunshine and District Historical Society dated 18 July 1984|Report on Hunt Club building Olwen Ford 22 February 1984|Letters Lions Club of Deer Park 11 March 1983|Letter to The Town Clerk City of Sunshine 29 April 1983 concerns about vandalism at Hunt Club|Letter from Municipal Offices 12 May 1983 a report prepared and will be presented to Council|Report Town Clerks Department 3 July Hunt Club proposed use|Letter to Town Clerk 1st August 1983|Letter to ARC Engineering asking for window screens 3 August 1983|Letter to The Town Clerk 3 August 1983 Security|Letter from Municipal Offices 4 August 1983 Use of Council Committee Room|Annual Report of the Interim Committee of Management Hunt Club Hotel November 1983|Letter to Municipal Offices 1 August 1983 wine bar and restaurant concerns at Hunt Club Hotel|Letter from St John Ambulance Brigade inspection of Hunt Club as suitable site for use of the Brigade 29 May 1983|Letter 19 March 1987 Hunt Club Committee of Management|Letter to Town Clerk from Price Brent Solicitors 7 June 1988 Hunt Club Committee of Management|Deed of Delegation agreement|Guidelines for the use of the Hunt Club|City of Sunshine 19 June 1989 Minutes of last meeting of the Hunt Club Committee of Management|City of Sunshine Specification of Duties and Conditions of Employment Caretaker Hunt Club Community Centre|Aims of the Hunt Club Community Centre|Amendments Additions and comments to the Hunt Club Community Centre Advisory Committe Constitution as submitted by Mr F Ford Mr D Webster Mr B Parsons and Mr J Willaton|Draft Resolution Deed of Delegation|Conditions and Responsibilites of Use|Sunshine City Library invite to frist Sunshine Community Arts Advisory Committee 17th July 1986|Constitution of the Hunt Club Community Centre Committee|Sunshine and District Historical Society Report for Hunt Club Committee 25 June 1997|Draft Licence agreement between Sunshine and District Historical Society and Brimbank City Council 31 July 1998|Aerial photographs|Hand written notes about Hunt Club|Reports and Recommendations of Committees of Council Administration and Finance Committee Minutes 4 June 1985|Memorandum to Manager Environmental services from Town Clerk 14 October 1985 Purchase of additional land...The Hunt Club Ballarar Road Deer Park Booklet Hunt Club Community Arts Centre Biennial Report Thursday 26 October 1995|Typed Notes about History of the Deer Park Hunt Club|Spreadsheet for the Hunt Club Caretaker's residence detailing components and condition|Museum Catalogue Worksheet|Sunshine and District Historical Society Newletter No 7 August 1980|Newspaper Article Brimbank Messenger 6 July 1999 Creation Theories Blue Spoons Big Sky opens up for Blue Trio|Newspaper Article Independent 6 July 1999 Artistic pair launches Blue Trio|Newspaper Article Brimbank Leader 5 April 2005 Hunting gives way to the arts|Newspaper Article Brimbank Messenger 21 July 1999 What does it all mean|Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate 11 March 1981 A gloomy future for a Sunshine historic building|Newspaper Article History in the offing|Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate 19 June 2007 Mural of mystery|Invitation for Rainbow Workshop 22 November 1985|Booklet Hunt Club Community Centre Biennial Report Thursday 24 October 1991|Booklet Chairpersons report 1991|Invitation You're It 9 September 1993|Invitation Free Family Fun Day 30 January 1994|Typed Hunt Club Community Newsletter No 1 1 July 1994|Booklet Hunt Club Community Arts Centre Program Term 2 1994|Booklet Hunt Club Community Arts Centre Program Term 4 1994|Conservation Analysis and Conservation plan for Former Hunt Club Hotel Deer Park Nigel Lewis and Associates 1985|City Engineer Director of Technical and Environmental Services Department 20 August 1985 Hunt Club Buildings|Applications for Use of the Hunt Club Community Centre|Fees & conditions of use for rooms|Deer Park Hunt Club Hotel Building in Ballarat Road owned by ICI Previous Hotels on the same site|Hunt Club Hotel Ballarat Road Deer Park Reservation of Items of Historical Interest|Hand written note Hunt Club Hotel|Typed Letter to Mr TW Deutschmann Town Clerk dated 18 November 1982|Typed letter to Mr Paul Anstey Municipal Offices|Typed letter to Mr N Humphries Sunshine and District Historical Society dated 18 July 1984|Report on Hunt Club building Olwen Ford 22 February 1984|Letters Lions Club of Deer Park 11 March 1983|Letter to The Town Clerk City of Sunshine 29 April 1983 concerns about vandalism at Hunt Club|Letter from Municipal Offices 12 May 1983 a report prepared and will be presented to Council|Report Town Clerks Department 3 July Hunt Club proposed use|Letter to Town Clerk 1st August 1983|Letter to ARC Engineering asking for window screens 3 August 1983|Letter to The Town Clerk 3 August 1983 Security|Letter from Municipal Offices 4 August 1983 Use of Council Committee Room|Annual Report of the Interim Committee of Management Hunt Club Hotel November 1983|Letter to Municipal Offices 1 August 1983 wine bar and restaurant concerns at Hunt Club Hotel|Letter from St John Ambulance Brigade inspection of Hunt Club as suitable site for use of the Brigade 29 May 1983|Letter 19 March 1987 Hunt Club Committee of Management|Letter to Town Clerk from Price Brent Solicitors 7 June 1988 Hunt Club Committee of Management|Deed of Delegation agreement|Guidelines for the use of the Hunt Club|City of Sunshine 19 June 1989 Minutes of last meeting of the Hunt Club Committee of Management|City of Sunshine Specification of Duties and Conditions of Employment Caretaker Hunt Club Community Centre|Aims of the Hunt Club Community Centre|Amendments Additions and comments to the Hunt Club Community Centre Advisory Committe Constitution as submitted by Mr F Ford Mr D Webster Mr B Parsons and Mr J Willaton|Draft Resolution Deed of Delegation|Conditions and Responsibilites of Use|Sunshine City Library invite to frist Sunshine Community Arts Advisory Committee 17th July 1986|Constitution of the Hunt Club Community Centre Committee|Sunshine and District Historical Society Report for Hunt Club Committee 25 June 1997|Draft Licence agreement between Sunshine and District Historical Society and Brimbank City Council 31 July 1998|Aerial photographs|Hand written notes about Hunt Club|Reports and Recommendations of Committees of Council Administration and Finance Committee Minutes 4 June 1985|Memorandum to Manager Environmental services from Town Clerk 14 October 1985 Purchase of additional land Collection of documents relating to The Hunt Club Deer Park History and Buildings Archive The Hunt Club Deer Park ...Booklet Hunt Club Community Arts Centre Biennial Report Thursday 26 October 1995|Typed Notes about History of the Deer Park Hunt Club|Spreadsheet for the Hunt Club Caretaker's residence detailing components and condition|Museum Catalogue Worksheet|Sunshine and District Historical Society Newletter No 7 August 1980|Newspaper Article Brimbank Messenger 6 July 1999 Creation Theories Blue Spoons Big Sky opens up for Blue Trio|Newspaper Article Independent 6 July 1999 Artistic pair launches Blue Trio|Newspaper Article Brimbank Leader 5 April 2005 Hunting gives way to the arts|Newspaper Article Brimbank Messenger 21 July 1999 What does it all mean|Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate 11 March 1981 A gloomy future for a Sunshine historic building|Newspaper Article History in the offing|Newspaper Article Sunshine Advocate 19 June 2007 Mural of mystery|Invitation for Rainbow Workshop 22 November 1985|Booklet Hunt Club Community Centre Biennial Report Thursday 24 October 1991|Booklet Chairpersons report 1991|Invitation You're It 9 September 1993|Invitation Free Family Fun Day 30 January 1994|Typed Hunt Club Community Newsletter No 1 1 July 1994|Booklet Hunt Club Community Arts Centre Program Term 2 1994|Booklet Hunt Club Community Arts Centre Program Term 4 1994|Conservation Analysis and Conservation plan for Former Hunt Club Hotel Deer Park Nigel Lewis and Associates 1985|City Engineer Director of Technical and Environmental Services Department 20 August 1985 Hunt Club Buildings|Applications for Use of the Hunt Club Community Centre|Fees & conditions of use for rooms|Deer Park Hunt Club Hotel Building in Ballarat Road owned by ICI Previous Hotels on the same site|Hunt Club Hotel Ballarat Road Deer Park Reservation of Items of Historical Interest|Hand written note Hunt Club Hotel|Typed Letter to Mr TW Deutschmann Town Clerk dated 18 November 1982|Typed letter to Mr Paul Anstey Municipal Offices|Typed letter to Mr N Humphries Sunshine and District Historical Society dated 18 July 1984|Report on Hunt Club building Olwen Ford 22 February 1984|Letters Lions Club of Deer Park 11 March 1983|Letter to The Town Clerk City of Sunshine 29 April 1983 concerns about vandalism at Hunt Club|Letter from Municipal Offices 12 May 1983 a report prepared and will be presented to Council|Report Town Clerks Department 3 July Hunt Club proposed use|Letter to Town Clerk 1st August 1983|Letter to ARC Engineering asking for window screens 3 August 1983|Letter to The Town Clerk 3 August 1983 Security|Letter from Municipal Offices 4 August 1983 Use of Council Committee Room|Annual Report of the Interim Committee of Management Hunt Club Hotel November 1983|Letter to Municipal Offices 1 August 1983 wine bar and restaurant concerns at Hunt Club Hotel|Letter from St John Ambulance Brigade inspection of Hunt Club as suitable site for use of the Brigade 29 May 1983|Letter 19 March 1987 Hunt Club Committee of Management|Letter to Town Clerk from Price Brent Solicitors 7 June 1988 Hunt Club Committee of Management|Deed of Delegation agreement|Guidelines for the use of the Hunt Club|City of Sunshine 19 June 1989 Minutes of last meeting of the Hunt Club Committee of Management|City of Sunshine Specification of Duties and Conditions of Employment Caretaker Hunt Club Community Centre|Aims of the Hunt Club Community Centre|Amendments Additions and comments to the Hunt Club Community Centre Advisory Committe Constitution as submitted by Mr F Ford Mr D Webster Mr B Parsons and Mr J Willaton|Draft Resolution Deed of Delegation|Conditions and Responsibilites of Use|Sunshine City Library invite to frist Sunshine Community Arts Advisory Committee 17th July 1986|Constitution of the Hunt Club Community Centre Committee|Sunshine and District Historical Society Report for Hunt Club Committee 25 June 1997|Draft Licence agreement between Sunshine and District Historical Society and Brimbank City Council 31 July 1998|Aerial photographs|Hand written notes about Hunt Club|Reports and Recommendations of Committees of Council Administration and Finance Committee Minutes 4 June 1985|Memorandum to Manager Environmental services from Town Clerk 14 October 1985 Purchase of additional landthe hunt club, ballarar road, deer park -
The Beechworth Burke MuseumPhotograph - Photograph - Reproduction, Unknown
... environmental impacts of mining at Beechworth at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. As gold became scarce and government support and large company investment waned, poor hard-working miners laboured intensively to make a living through periods of high unemployment. This image can be compared and studied alongside other historical mining photographs and objects in the Burke Museum Collection. It has potential to improve our understanding of miners working conditions ...This image is a reproduction of an 1899 original depicting the 'Williams Good Luck Mine' on the Mopoke Reef (also called 'Morepork Gully') in the Dingle Ranges, approximately three miles from Beechworth. The foreground of the image is littered with piles of smashed rock and detritus, known as ‘mullock’, beside a reinforced mine shaft, a vertical access passageway allowing miners to enter the mine and haul ore out using lifting technology such as a poppet heads, whims or windlasses. A group of miners and a dog appear close to an open-sided miner’s hut. Following the discovery of gold at Beechworth in 1852, rushes quickly followed at surrounding creeks and gullies in the district. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, small syndicates of miners continued to work old or abandoned quartz reefs, often persisting without the assistance of heavy machinery to remove the large amounts of rock, in order to obtain yields at ever greater depths. The group of miners in this photograph are Mr. Roger Williams and Sons, who revived operations at the ‘Old Good Luck’ mine on the Mopoke Reef in the Dingle Range near Beechworth around 1892, working the site for more than two decades. An emigrant from Cornwall with experience in the tin mining industry, 19 year old Roger Williams senior sailed to New Zealand in 1840, then to Australia where he spent time in the Bendigo Gold Fields before settling in Beechworth in the early 1860s. Mr Williams senior worked on various mining activities in the district, including the Rocky Mountain Tunnel project. Conversant with the character of gold-bearing reefs in the area, the syndicate dug an eight hundred foot tunnel, digging down as far down as two hundred feet with little capital save their labour, to connect and provide better working access to the mass of reefs and veins in the vicinity. Progress was hampered by poor air quality charged with fumes from dynamite and large quantities of rock had to be crushed to obtain payable yields. The Victorian Goldfields are filled with ruins and remnants of the area's rich mining history, ranging from small alluvial diggings to the remains of huge mining companies. Site names often changed several times throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Some sites were abandoned and forgotten, others were worked continuously over many decades. The names of mines were often repeated at different locations throughout the Victorian Goldfields. For example, there is a Mopoke Gully heritage mine near Fryers Creek, Victoria. 'Mopoke' is a common onomatopoeic name for Morepork and Australian Boobook owls. This image has historical, social and research significance for patterns of emigration during of the Victorian Gold Rush, and the historical, social and environmental impacts of mining at Beechworth at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. As gold became scarce and government support and large company investment waned, poor hard-working miners laboured intensively to make a living through periods of high unemployment. This image can be compared and studied alongside other historical mining photographs and objects in the Burke Museum Collection. It has potential to improve our understanding of miners working conditions and the shifting character of mining in the Beechworth district. Black and white rectangular reproduction photograph printed on matte photographic paper.Obverse: Williams Good Luck Mine Beechworth / Roger! / Reverse: 6858 / burke museum, beechworth museum, beechworth, gold fields, gold rush, victorian gold rush, gold ming history, colonial australia, australian gold rushes, mining technology, beechworth historic district, indigo gold trail, migration, indigo shire, good luck gold mine, victorian goldfields, mining syndicates, gold fever, quartz-mining, small-scale mining, old good luck mine, mopoke gully, quartz reefs beechworth -
The Beechworth Burke MuseumPhotograph
... environmental impacts of mining at Beechworth at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. As gold became scarce and government support and large company investment waned, poor hard-working miners laboured intensively to make a living through periods of high unemployment. This image can be compared and studied alongside other historical mining photographs and objects in the Burke Museum Collection. It has potential to improve our understanding of miners working conditions ...This image is a reproduction of an 1899 original depicting the 'Williams Good Luck Mine' on the Mopoke Reef (also called 'Morepork Gully') in the Dingle Ranges, approximately three miles from Beechworth. The foreground of the image is littered with piles of smashed rock and detritus, known as ‘mullock’, beside a reinforced mine shaft, a vertical access passageway allowing miners to enter the mine and haul ore out using lifting technology such as a poppet heads, whims or windlasses. A group of miners and a dog appear close to an open-sided miner’s hut. Following the discovery of gold at Beechworth in 1852, rushes quickly followed at surrounding creeks and gullies in the district. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, small syndicates of miners continued to work old or abandoned quartz reefs, often persisting without the assistance of heavy machinery to remove the large amounts of rock, in order to obtain yields at ever greater depths. The group of miners in this photograph are Mr. Roger Williams and Sons, who revived operations at the ‘Old Good Luck’ mine on the Mopoke Reef in the Dingle Range near Beechworth around 1892, working the site for more than two decades. An emigrant from Cornwall with experience in the tin mining industry, 19 year old Roger Williams senior sailed to New Zealand in 1840, then to Australia where he spent time in the Bendigo Gold Fields before settling in Beechworth in the early 1860s. Mr Williams senior worked on various mining activities in the district, including the Rocky Mountain Tunnel project. Conversant with the character of gold-bearing reefs in the area, the syndicate dug an eight hundred foot tunnel, digging down as far down as two hundred feet with little capital save their labour, to connect and provide better working access to the mass of reefs and veins in the vicinity. Progress was hampered by poor air quality charged with fumes from dynamite and large quantities of rock had to be crushed to obtain payable yields. The Victorian Goldfields are filled with ruins and remnants of the area's rich mining history, ranging from small alluvial diggings to the remains of huge mining companies. Site names often changed several times throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Some sites were abandoned and forgotten, others were worked continuously over many decades. The names of mines were often repeated at different locations throughout the Victorian Goldfields. For example, there is a Mopoke Gully heritage mine near Fryers Creek, Victoria. 'Mopoke' is a common onomatopoeic name for Morepork and Australian Boobook owls.This image has historical, social and research significance for patterns of emigration during of the Victorian Gold Rush, and the historical, social and environmental impacts of mining at Beechworth at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. As gold became scarce and government support and large company investment waned, poor hard-working miners laboured intensively to make a living through periods of high unemployment. This image can be compared and studied alongside other historical mining photographs and objects in the Burke Museum Collection. It has potential to improve our understanding of miners working conditions and the shifting character of mining in the Beechworth district.Sepia coloured rectangular photograph printed on gloss photographic paper mounted on card.Obverse: Reverse: A02497/ 1997.2497/ 'Good/ Luck/ Mine'/ Morepork/ Gully/ Mrs Joyce/ Bright/ Tunnel/ 800 ft/ 1899. burke museum, beechworth museum, beechworth, gold fields, gold rush, victorian gold rush, gold ming history, colonial australia, australian gold rushes, mining technology, beechworth historic district, indigo gold trail, migration, indigo shire, good luck gold mine, victorian goldfields, mining syndicates, gold fever, quartz-mining, small-scale mining, old good luck mine, mopoke gully, quartz reefs beechworth -
Wooragee Landcare GroupPhotograph, 12th September 2004 or 15rh September 2004
... conditions are also linked to fires. Climate change also affected Australia's hot and dry seasons. Australia's climate began warming since the 1970s. Human-induced fires also contributed to this increase in temperatures across the nation. Bush fires happened in Mt Pilot in 2003 but it has recovered well since. This makes Mt Pilot an important site to understand bushfire recovery. This photograph contributes to the scientific and historical records on bushfire recovery in Victoria. It creates a picture of Victorian community activities and efforts on biodiversity, climate change, and environmental ...This photograph was taken at Wooragee Landcare workshop (Quoll), field day in Mt Pilot park on Bush Recovery: After the Fires. This is part of the Biodiversity Month on September 2004. The Bush Recovery workshop was held on Sunday 12th September 2-4pm with Christine Watson, Sue Berwick and Natasha Schedvin, and another workshop on Wednesday, 15th September, 9am to 12 noon with local biologist Glen Johnson and botanists Gill Earl and Christine Watson. The topics involved in the training involved what species have returned, what species haven't, what recovery studies are being carried out, how are the barking owls and phascogales faring, and why is Mt Pilot important. The photograph shows L-R: Colin Payne; Jerry Alexander; Geoff Galbraith. Bush fires are common in Australia due to several reasons. One is due to the geographic spread of fire's seasons, secondly, the absence of El Nino conditions are also linked to fires. Climate change also affected Australia's hot and dry seasons. Australia's climate began warming since the 1970s. Human-induced fires also contributed to this increase in temperatures across the nation. Bush fires happened in Mt Pilot in 2003 but it has recovered well since. This makes Mt Pilot an important site to understand bushfire recovery. This photograph contributes to the scientific and historical records on bushfire recovery in Victoria. It creates a picture of Victorian community activities and efforts on biodiversity, climate change, and environmental care.Landscape coloured photograph printed on gloss paperReverse: WAN NA 0A2A0N0 NN2 0 163 / (No. 2)wooragee, wooragee landcare group, wooragee landcare, bush fires, bush recover, mt pilot, biodiversity month, botany, botanists, bush recovery, quoll, foxy, fox, forest, environment, climate change, bushfire recovery, bushfires, 2004 bushfire, field work, after the fires, fire, biodiversity -
Greensborough Historical SocietyBook - Atlas, Victoria. Department of Sustainability and Environment, Melbourne atlas, 2006_
... environmental, social, economic and cultural aspects of Melbourne which can be used in planning. It contains maps and graphs depicting many aspects of life in Melbourne. A snapshot of life in Melbourne in 2006. melbourne maps town planning social conditions ...The purpose of the Melbourne Atlas is to give a spatial view of physical , environmental, social, economic and cultural aspects of Melbourne which can be used in planning. It contains maps and graphs depicting many aspects of life in Melbourne. A snapshot of life in Melbourne in 2006.Various paging, text, illus., colour maps. Wire binding.melbourne, maps, town planning, social conditions -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Book - "The Californian Bungalow in Australia", 2001
... conditions, reflecting a shift towards a more relaxed and practical style of residential architecture. Today, these homes are valued not only for their charm but also for their potential to be thoughtfully renovated and extended to meet contemporary needs. Parts of Australia, particularly the east coast and some southern regions, share a similar climate to Southern California. These environmental...conditions, reflecting a shift towards a more relaxed and practical style of residential architecture. Today, these homes are valued not only for their charm but also for their potential to be thoughtfully renovated and extended to meet contemporary needs. Parts of Australia, particularly the east coast and some southern regions, share a similar climate to Southern California. These environmental ...The California Bungalow remains one of the most recognizable architectural styles in Australia. Its elegant design, focus on natural materials, and connection to the outdoors have made it a staple in suburban streetscapes for over a century. Originally inspired by American architecture, this style has been embraced and adapted to suit Australian conditions, reflecting a shift towards a more relaxed and practical style of residential architecture. Today, these homes are valued not only for their charm but also for their potential to be thoughtfully renovated and extended to meet contemporary needs. Parts of Australia, particularly the east coast and some southern regions, share a similar climate to Southern California. These environmental similarities, combined with the promotion of American culture, shifted Australia’s architectural gaze from Britain to the United States in the early 1900s. This shift saw the rise of the California Bungalow in Australia, becoming a staple of suburban landscapes in Melbourne, Sydney, and beyond between World War I and World War II. California Bungalows follow a simpler floor plan than earlier architectural styles, centred around an entrance hallway and leaning towards open-plan living. These family homes were designed to suit the climate and relaxed lifestyle that many Australians sought during the 1920s and beyond. "The Californian Bungalow in Australia" written by Graeme Butler. Contents include: Introduction, Origins, Bungalow Suburbs, External Finishes & Fittings, Interiors, and Bungalow Gardens. Published in Australia by Lothian Books in 2001. Soft cover. Cover has several colors - Colored photo of Californian Bungalow house; surrounded by cream background; cream area then bordered by burgundy/brown border. Titles in different shades of blue. First published in 1992, then 1995, 1997, and 2001. Book includes both color and black and white images. 154 pp. ISBN 0850913551. Contains index. californian bungalow, housing, styles of housing -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park
Document - Emerald Country Club information, Emerald Country Club, 1923 to present
... conditions of purchase of 25 acres from William Bottomley apparently acting as a trustee, and photocopies of other agreements of sale.|Original plan of home sites on the Club Location, n.d.|Single page typewritten with brief history of country club, origin unknown.|Single page typewritten with list of names and numbers [possibly refers to membership or lot owners]|Photocopy of typed manuscript 'Emerald Resort: Botanical Assessment' prepared by Bushland Flora, August 1989.|Emerald Resort Traffic Report, August 1989, by Loder & Bayly Consulting Group to Shire of Sherbrooke, unpaged, incl maps and diagrams.|Emerald Resort Environmental...conditions of purchase of 25 acres from William Bottomley apparently acting as a trustee, and photocopies of other agreements of sale.|Original plan of home sites on the Club Location, n.d.|Single page typewritten with brief history of country club, origin unknown.|Single page typewritten with list of names and numbers [possibly refers to membership or lot owners]|Photocopy of typed manuscript 'Emerald Resort: Botanical Assessment' prepared by Bushland Flora, August 1989.|Emerald Resort Traffic Report, August 1989, by Loder & Bayly Consulting Group to Shire of Sherbrooke, unpaged, incl maps and diagrams.|Emerald Resort Environmental ...Sundry documents relating to establishment of Emerald Country Club in 1923, subsequent property sales, more recent developments, and Planning Reports, including: Draft Nobelius Nursery and Emerald Country Club history, Golf Club houses, and information on houses built on the country club estate, together with extracts from the Australian Home Beautiful of February 1, 1929 showing sketches of proposed homes, and February 1, 1930 with photograph of new club house and description of opening. Compiled by Richard Aitken of the National; Trust. Includes photocopies of maps showing subdivisions of former Nobelius land.| Photocopy of Prospectus of the Emerald Golf Club, 14 pp., date c. 1923|Carbon copy of an agreement setting out conditions of purchase of 25 acres from William Bottomley apparently acting as a trustee, and photocopies of other agreements of sale.|Original plan of home sites on the Club Location, n.d.|Single page typewritten with brief history of country club, origin unknown.|Single page typewritten with list of names and numbers [possibly refers to membership or lot owners]|Photocopy of typed manuscript 'Emerald Resort: Botanical Assessment' prepared by Bushland Flora, August 1989.|Emerald Resort Traffic Report, August 1989, by Loder & Bayly Consulting Group to Shire of Sherbrooke, unpaged, incl maps and diagrams.|Emerald Resort Environmental Planning Report, December 1989, by Loder & Bayly Consulting Group to Shire of Sherbrooke, unpaged, incl maps and diagrams.|Typed manuscript (2 copies) headed Emerald Properties Pty Ltd, 'Speech notes for presentation to public meeting' [re proposed development of Emerald Country Resort, 1990.|Emerald Resort Newsletter Edition No 1 December 1989 (4pp folded A4)|Emerald and District Association Inc notice of meeting on 30 April 1990 re development of Emerald Country Resort, and questionnaire re meeting.|Website of Australian Heritage Commission, re nomination of Emerald Country Club Estate for Register of the National Estate Database, 05 January 2002.|Sundry news clippings.|Sundry magazine references.|Flyer, 10 December 2005 advertising event at Emerald Golf club.Sundry manuscripts and news clippings relating to Emerald Country Clubemerald, victoria, australia, land sales, sports and recreation facilities, clubs, associations, societies, maps, plans, emerald country club -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedPhotograph - Metherall Street Shops Sunshine North 1991 Photographs, Adam Ellwood, 24th September 1991
... conditions within their neighbourhoods. The images document an infestation of Scotch thistles near a small shopping strip in Metherall Street, Sunshine North. They record a local environmental...conditions within their neighbourhoods. The images document an infestation of Scotch thistles near a small shopping strip in Metherall Street, Sunshine North. They record a local environmental ...These photographs, taken by The Advocate in 1991, formed part of the newspaper's regular coverage of local issues affecting roads, parks, nature strips and other public spaces. Many of the locations featured in these reports were brought to the newspaper's attention by residents concerned about conditions within their neighbourhoods. The images document an infestation of Scotch thistles near a small shopping strip in Metherall Street, Sunshine North. They record a local environmental and amenity issue affecting the area and illustrate the role of community members in drawing attention to matters requiring action by local authorities.The images are also significant as a record of the streetscape surrounding the Metherall Street shopping strip and demonstrate the role of The Advocate in reporting local matters of public interest. As visual records of everyday community issues, they contribute to an understanding of local government responsibilities, community advocacy and neighbourhood life in Sunshine North.6847.01 - Metherall Street Shops Sunshine North 1991 Photographs (Advocate 488.1).JPG 6847.02 - Metherall Street Shops Sunshine North 1991 Photographs (Advocate 488.1).JPG 6847.03 - Metherall Street Shops Sunshine North 1991 Photographs (Advocate 488.1).JPGmetherall street, sunshine north
