Note bt T.H. Kneen 18 December 1991," Frank Cantwell (sic) CRTS 1949 - went fruit growing in Goulburn Valley."Black and white photograph. Frank Cantwell thinning fruit on a tree in the OrchardOn reverse, "Nov 1947 Fruit thinning Cantwell "C" Course C.R.T.S."fruit thinning, c.r.t.s., commonwealth reconstruction training scheme, fruit growing, orchard, students working outside, frank cantwell

The Bendigo Preserving Company Ltd. Garsed Street, Bendigo Manufacturers of jams, preserved fruits, sauces, tomato soup, canned tomatoes, pickles etc. 10934.24a The Bendigo Preserving Company Ltd. invoice to Morton's Store 26 Sep 1945 Grocery department Paper is thin, slightly see-through lower left corner is torn, seemingly from a book or larger page as indicated by the perforated edges. 10934.24b Messr. AC Morton Co. Barham 31 March 1939 In Account with the Bendigo Preserving Company Ltd. Fruit Statement purchase of tomatoes "Please let us know any amount you are out of pocket with on the first conveyance + we will adjust same." Paper is thin, slightly see-through lower portion of page is creased and folded, seemingly from a book or larger page as indicated by the perforated edges. 10934.24c Messrs. A. C. Morton & Co., Barham. 21 April 1939 Credit by Bendigo Preserving Co. Ltd. No. 690 Duplicate invoice only Paper is thicker. 10934.24d Invoice from Bendigo Preserving Company Ltd. to AC Morton. 23 October 1942 Paper is thin, slightly see-through torn, seemingly from a book or larger page as indicated by the perforated edges. 10934.24e Invoice to Morton's stores 18 Jun 1948 Paper is thin, slightly see-through torn, seemingly from a book or larger page as indicated by the perforated edges. rip in the top edge of the page. paid july. The following papers are pinned together. 10934.24f Credit settlements 1 May 1939 10934.24g Statement 29 April 1939 10934.24h Payment receipt 11 April 1939 10934.24i & 10934.24j payment receipts 12 April 1939 no new inscriptions or markings.the bendigo preserving company, marton's store bendigo

"Mr D. Danson is one of the leaders of the industry around Bendigo. His property is at Kangaroo Flat, and besides being a grower, he has a factory for the manufacture of pulp and tomato sauce. Mr Danson was engaged in dairying in the Gippsland hill country at Thorpdale, but 14 years ago went to Kangaroo Flat with the object of being near a big centre where there were better facilities for the education and employment of his family. He converted the property of 20 acres at Kangaroo Flat into a dairy farm and established a milk round at Bendigo. The limited area, however, proved a drawback, and attention then was given to tomato growing. After having concentrated on the production side, he installed a plant for the treatment of his own tomatoes, and those of other growers. The fruit is converted into pulp and tomato sauce, for which a good demand is being experienced, orders for pulp being received from New South Wales and Queensland." https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/223202556?searchTerm=D%20Danson%20tomato%20sauce10934.32a: A small, aged sheet of brown paper with two clean punch holes on the left side. The paper is thin, but sturdy. Printed in black ink is the business name and details: Bendigo Valley Tomato Sauce bought of D. Danson & Sons, Kangaroo Flat - Bendigo. Sauce and Pulp manufacturers. The receipt is handwritten in grey lead pencil. Dated 5 Sep 1938. Below the header is neat, ruled lines for listing items with prices listed in British Pounds, totaling 13 pounds 16 shillings. In the bottom left corner, a bright red 24 is printed. There is also a Victorian 2 pence stamp duty stamp printed in yellow ink. 10934.32b: A small, aged sheet of brown paper with two clean punch holes on the left side. The paper is thin, but sturdy. Printed in black ink is the business name and details: Bendigo Valley Tomato Sauce bought of D. Danson & Sons, Kangaroo Flat - Bendigo. Sauce and Pulp manufacturers. The receipt is handwritten in grey lead pencil. Dated 12 Dec 1938. Below the header is neat, ruled lines for listing items with prices listed in British Pounds, totaling 8 pounds 8 shillings and 3 pence. In the bottom left corner, a bright red 4 is printed. There is also a Victorian 2 pence stamp duty stamp printed in yellow ink. 10934.32c: A small sheet of yellow paper with two clean punch holes on the left side. Printed in black ink is the business name and details: Bendigo Valley Tomato Sauce bought of D. Danson & Sons, Kangaroo Flat - Bendigo. Sauce and Pulp manufacturers. The receipt is handwritten in grey lead pencil. Dated 21 July 1938. Below the header is neat, ruled lines in red ink for listing items with prices listed in British Pounds, totaling 12 pounds 3 shillings and 9 pence. There is also a Victorian 2 pence stamp duty stamp printed in yellow ink. 10934.32d: A small, aged sheet of brown paper with two clean punch holes on the left side. The paper is thin, but sturdy. Printed in black ink is the business name and details: Bendigo Valley Tomato Sauce bought of D. Danson & Sons, Kangaroo Flat - Bendigo. Sauce and Pulp manufacturers. The receipt is handwritten in grey lead pencil. Dated 25 Feb 1939. Below the header is neat, ruled lines for listing items. In the bottom left corner, a bright red 16 is printed. The receipt is crossed out in red ink with a credit notation. 10934.32e: A small, aged sheet of brown paper with two clean punch holes on the left side. The paper is thin, but sturdy. Printed in black ink is the business name and details: Bendigo Valley Tomato Sauce bought of D. Danson & Sons, Kangaroo Flat - Bendigo. Sauce and Pulp manufacturers. The receipt is handwritten in grey lead pencil. Dated 26 April 1939. Below the header is neat, ruled lines for listing items and their price totaling 31 pounds, 9 shillings and 4 pence. In the bottom left corner, a bright red 24 is printed. The receipt is crossed out in pencil. 10934.32f: A small sheet of yellow paper with two clean punch holes on the left side. Printed in black ink is the business name and details: Bendigo Valley Tomato Sauce bought of D. Danson & Sons, Kangaroo Flat - Bendigo. Sauce and Pulp manufacturers. The receipt is handwritten in grey lead pencil. Dated 25 Feb 1939. Below the header is neat, ruled lines in red ink for listing items with prices listed in British Pounds, totaling 18 pounds 1 shillings and 11 pence. The receipt is crossed out in red ink.d danson & sons, bendigo valley tomato sauce, ac morton

In 2002, Arthritis Victoria (AV) presented an Osteoporosis Seminar. The seminar was held at AV's headquarters in Elsternwick. In this photo, an AV staff member is passing around a fruit platter to guests after the seminar has ended.COL medium close up photo of three women in a room. Two of the women are standing in the foreground, close to one another. One of them is carrying a printed booklet and a wallet or small bag in her hands. The other woman is carrying a large fruit platter. In the background, there is a third woman standing further behind, in front of a large window with thin venetian blinds. She is holding an orange wedge in one hand. Beside the window, there is an open doorway leading to a courtyard with ferns and other plants. Some red/burgundy chairs in the courtyard have been placed in the courtyard. On the wall near the window, there is a poster with the image of two hands holding a wishbone, with the text "WORLD OSTEOPOROSIS DAY". In the foreground, to the left of the frame, the back of a person (mostly obscured) is walking away.arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, osteoporosis victoria, ov, arthritis victoria, av, seminar, refreshments, fruit platter, elsternwick, 2002