Article on Louise Hanson-Dyer, daughter of L.L. Smith, her promotion of music and establishment of editions De L'Oiseau-Lyre.l'oiseau lyre, hanson-dyer, louise

Photocopies of documents from B. Hanson's time as a student. Refer to paper cataloguebeverley hanson (nee wilson), female students

Dyer Family - Adelaide Maude (nee Trebilco)Adelaide Maude Dyer served as organist at the historic greystone Keysborough Methodist Church for 60 years.keysborough methodist church, adelaide hempel (nee dyer), edna lawton (nee dyer), sarah trebilco (nee anderson), jacob anderson, eddie trebilco, church and perry roads keysborough market garden, mcmullen's paddock

Article on local swimmer Brooke Hanson's success at the Australian Short Course Championships, and past races.Article on local swimmer Brooke Hanson's success at the Australian Short Course Championships, and past races.swimming, hanson, brooke, swimmers

Brooke Hanson, an Olympic medallist, has signed a four year sponsorship contract that will take her through to the 2008 Beijing Olympics incl. photo.Brooke Hanson, an Olympic medallist, has signed a four year sponsorship contract that will take her through to the 2008 Beijing Olympics incl. photo.nunawading swimming club, thompson, mark, hanson, brooke

408 p. ; with illustrations by Ernest Dyerfictionle voleur, fiction

Sgned copystudents, bev wilson, bev hanson, landscape designer

Review by Harold Love of Jim Davidson's biography of Louise Hanson-Dyer, 'Lyrebird Rising'.hanson-dyer, louise, davidson, jim. lyrebird rising, l'oiseau lyre

Copy of contract and covering typewritten summary. Property - Lot 53 Section D, Parish of Ringwood, County of Mornington, Crown Grant Volume 2632, Folio 526237.18657 Geisler - Dyer AI Summary (24/9/2026) This 1940 contract records the sale of Allotment 53D, Parish of Ringwood, being land described in Crown Grant Volume 2632 Folio 526237, together with all buildings and erections. The vendor was Alfred Edward Geisler of Benalla, and the purchaser William Stanley Dyer, chemist of Caulfield. The purchase price was £400, with a £50 deposit payable on signing. The agent was C. E. Carter of Ringwood. The contract form is complete, but both vendor’s and purchaser’s signatures are missing. The original payment clause was crossed out and replaced. Crossed out clause (verbatim excerpt): “Residue by weekly instalments of 20/- together with interest of 6% until 1st November 1945 when balance payable; interest calculated on money owing at beginning of each quarter.” Replacement clause (verbatim excerpt): “Residue by monthly instalments of £3 until 1st November 1945 when balance payable; Purchaser to pay interest on last day of February May August November at rate of 6%.” The special conditions allowed the purchaser to pay off the whole or any part of the purchase money at any time, required the purchaser to pay all rates, taxes and outgoings from the date of sale, and stated that taking possession did not constitute acceptance of title. The purchaser was entitled to make requisitions and objections within 14 days of receiving the vendor signed contract. In the event of default, the vendor could not rescind or retain money paid without first giving 14 days’ written notice to remedy the breach. The contract incorporated the standard 1936 Copyright Conditions of Sale, including provisions for default, interest, and the vendor’s rights.

A short life history of one Hector Valentine James Hanson who lived and worked in the eastern states of Australia, particularly Mornington Peninsula Victoria. Contains sketch maps and photographsgenealogy