This card was sent to the Returned Nurses Club along with a newspaper clipping about a hostel wing being named after Ethel Jessie Bowe. The card and clipping were sent by 'Fergie' [?] Ferguson.A card with a picture of colorful flowers, framed by stripes, sitting to the right of a newspaper clipping with a headline and single column of text'H76' [blue ink on back] 'Bellhaven Hoste / 547 Bell Street / Preston 3072 / Dear Katie / The enclosed paper / cutting from the Maldon / Times, may be of some / interest to the Club members. / I understand the new / Hostel Wing is very nice, / most comfortable & very / modern. / With all good wishes & / kindest regards / "Fergie" / [?] Ferguson' [blue ink, inside left]fergie, ferguson, ethel jessie bowe, maldon, victoria

This is a certificate of indenture, a legal agreement, between George Beattie of Forest Creek, near Castlemaine in the colony of Victoria, and Peter Christian Smith of the same place. Both were miners. Beattie was the vendor and Smith paid twenty-five pounds for a land parcel. The contract was witnessed by John Hedderwick, a law clerk in Castlemaine. There is a record in the Mount Alexander Mail, dated Wed. 22 April 1857, of George Beattie purchasing land for three pounds, sixteen and sixpence in Castlemaine and that it was withdrawn. Records also show that a Peter and Thomas Smith farmed in Sandon near Castlemaine.This item is a useful research tool as it a hand-written record of part of the history of the gold fields region of Victoria.A white paper certificate of conveyance with black print and hand-written details from George Beattie to Peter Smith. There is a wax seal on the second page.beattie-george smith-peter-christian castlemaine-certificate-conveyance

Colour photocopy of poster sub-titled Ringwood Station Reserve & Railway Station Reserve. Auction of 93 sites on Saturday 27th October (no year, likely 1925). Subdivision includes Station Street, Government Road (Wantirna Road), James Street, William Street. Auctioneers - Hair & Gill, 16 Collins Street West and Glenferrie. Solicitor - Seymour Fergie, Elizabeth Street. Surveyors - Fowler & Gatward, 12 Collins Street West.

Grey Ferguson tractor restored to working order with a detachable grader blade. A rollover protection bar has been added to comply with modern regulations for safety. Three point linkage and 3 new tyres. Club permit registration. Metal plates on front and sides "Ferguson". Serial No. plate on steering column mount etched No. "533? "........." Henry Ferguson / ........ / TE14 "351?".rural industry - farm machinery;