Article by Tricia Goodwin on Ivy Weber, State Member for Nunawading, 1937 - 1943 and Dorothy Goble, elected Member for Mitcham, 1967.Article by Tricia Goodwin on Ivy Weber, State Member for Nunawading, 1937 - 1943 and Dorothy Goble, elected Member for Mitcham, 1967.goble, dorothy, weber, ivy

Note of a tribute by George Cox, Member for Nunawading Province to the late Dorothy Goble.Note of a tribute by George Cox, Member for Nunawading Province to the late Dorothy Goble.goble, dorothy, cox, george

The book is a series of essays about the history of religion within societies - particularly Baptism - in Victoria.Includes an essay that relates to Ballarat history: Ballarat and Federation, the evangel and social concerns.Paperback; green and black background cover; yellow and brown lettering; colour picture of Reverend Joseph Hunter Goble; black and white photos; 152 pages.Front cover: title and description. Spine: title and publishing organisation's name. Back: review.btlc, ballarat trades and labour council;, ballarat trades hall, religion, victorian baptist historical society, social history, social customs

Collection of documents showing history of Blackburn Lake Sanctuary including hand written notes, council minutes, letters, reports, pamphlets, period covered 1932 - 1985.city of nunawading, blackburn lake sanctuary, adult deaf and dumb society, weber (mrs), blackburn progress association, hunt, a, melbourne and metropolitan board of works, lane, terry, camberwell grammar school, goble, dorothy ., environment

Captain John Mason came from Stirling in Scotland, arriving at Port Fairy in 1844. One year after James Atkinson obtained his Special Survey of the area. Thus his life covers all the history of Port Fairy when it was known as Belfast. He married Jane Murray in Portland in 1846 and they had 5 children, Jane died in 1855 and ten years later he married Ann Brown widow of Abijah Brown. They had no children and she died in 1887. In due course he became known as Captain Mason, he was not a sea captain, but captain of the Belfast Volunteers, a Rifle Corps formed in 1859 as a consequence of the Crimean War, and later reconstituted as the Belfast Volunteer Corps. For 40 years he displayed a remarkable versatility in his various occupations. Starting as an Innkeeper - he took over the Stag Inn from Captain Saunders in 1852, for 3 years. He then became a carpenter, stonemason, architect, estate agent honorary technical advisor to the Borough and treasurer to the Shire, and Savings Bank Secretary. They thought so well of John mason in Belfast that they elected him to the first Roads Board in 1853 and to the first Municipal Council in 1856. He was Chairman four times and with Councillors David Talbot and Joseph Whitehead designed the Council's Common Seal and the Motto "Commune Bonum".He was the first Mayor of the Borough in 1863 for a period of 7 weeks. He was responsible for the design, supervision or construction of many of the buildings in the town; most still standing today. He built the Rosebrook Bridge in 1855 and the first official Post Office ( a timber structure in Bank Street) in 1857, replacing it with a stone office in 1865. he built the Court house in 1859 and completed the breakwater between Rabbit Island and Griffith Island started by James Atkinson and John Griffith in 1849, also the first bridge over the Moyne river which connected with Battery Lane and the Bay. Among the many buildings associated with John Mason are Gobles Mill, Tynemouth Villa, 10-12 Princes Street, the Mechanics Institute, the Commercial Hotel, Yambuk and Mickey Bourke's Pub in Koroit. However, he did not build "Riverdale" in Gipps Street as is thought. He had a store and workshop on this site but sold the property in 1872 before the house was built. After an almost uninterrupted term as Councillor starting with the Municipality in 1856, John resigned from the Council in 1873. He well deserved the illuminated address they gave to him and the toast that they drank in the Bank Hotel champagne. Within the year he was working for the Borough as its engineer., surveyor, general supervisor and advisor of public works, simply as the man to whom all difficult problems were referred and at very little expense. John Mason was a great worker for his town and devoted himself unsparingly to the community. That his work was appreciated was shown by the way in which people rallied to his aid when, in the end, he found himself in financial difficulties and his reputation was challenge; arrested for embezzling from the Savings Bank of which he was the actuary in 1882. The money was repaid and the charges found not proven at his trial. He was an early member of the Loyal Prince Albert Lodge, and a founding member of the smaller Loyal Belfast Lodge in 1863. He was also a member of the Horticultural Society. Captain John Mason Died on the 14th of October 1891 (see also 62-04-046 photo)Sepia photograph on heavy cardStevenson & McNicoll photo. 108 Elizabeth Street Melbourne copies can be obtained at anytimedefence, captain, mason, carpenter, councillor, mayor

Interview with George Cox, former City of Nunawading Councillor, Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for Mitcham, Member for Nunawading Province in the Victorian Legislative Council (1988 - 1996), interviewed about his involvement with Schwerkolt Cottage during the period when it was under threat of demolition. Also discussed was his international cycling career. George Cox was a key player in the saving of Schwerkolt Cottage in the 1960'sBorn digital recording of interview about George Cox's involvement with Schwerkolt Cottage.george cox, jean field, pat pagetter, dorothy goble, schwerkolt cottage, schwerkolt cottage smithy, schwerkolt cottage cellar, schwerkolt cottage committee

Certificate for Annual Charity Fours Tournament, fourth Place Canterbury 1938-39canterbury, canterbury bowling club, victorian bowling association, annual charity fours tournament, cosgriff> j.p., lowry> r. l., goble> geo., lusty> n., lawn bowls

Victorian Bowlers' Charity Tournament, Winners Canterbury Section February 1934canterbury, canterbury bowling club, victorian bowlers charity tournament, lawn bowls, huckerby> s., goble> g., balfe> s., lusty> n.

Deed allowing the Canterbury Bowling Club the right to occupy land adjacent to the southern boundary of the bowling green, subject to conditions as set out on the Deed between the club and rhe City of Camberwellcanterbury, canterbury bowling club, kendall street, lawn bowls, city of camberwell, goble> george, maclean> george, etherington> arthur, maps, legal documents