Car was based on a Lloyd motor corporation vehicle, first manufactured in Frankston, Victoria, between 1949 and 1953Built on request of the then Prime minister, Ben Chifley, that Holden build an inexpensive "workingman's car". The Lloyd was Laurence Hartnetts idea of this, and commenced to develop the car The car is powered by a 2 cylinder, 4 stroke horizontally opposed engine of 600 cc capacity.Green 2 door Estate Wagon with vinyl roof and timber window surroundsInsignia badge on bonnet centre, Lloyd Hartnett across grille top vehicle, estate, hartnett, car

Ill (maps), p.326non-fictionOver The Top is based on Harry Hartnett's diaries, which his family gave to Chris Byrett, a lawyer and WWI buff. It details the battles, the long marches and the recoveries with many amusing anecdotes which kept the men smiling and eased the tiredeness of the daily grind.world war 1914-1918 - campaigns - western front - personal recollections, henry george hartnett

Nearly 900 general knowledge questions asked and answered Daryl Keebledaryl keeble

Colour photograph of Hartnett House, 123 Albion St., Brunswick taken in 2009. Featured in 'Hartnett House, Brunswick: its founder, its work, its history' by Banda Dagher, BCHG, 2001.

Black and white photograph of Hartnett House, 123 Albion St., Brunswick taken late 1963 on the same day as 2024.002.

Black and white photograph of house attached to Hartnett House, 123 Albion St., Brunswick taken late 1963 on the same day as 2024.001.

Colour photograph of a painting of a child pushing doll's pram. Featured in 'Hartnett House, Brunswick: its founder, its work, its history' by Banda Dagher, BCHG, 2001.

John Wakefield Snr. migrated to Australia in 1852, as a crewman. Elizabeth, John, Tom and George arrived in 1854. In 1859 John Wakefield Jnr. married Rhoda Hartnett. They purchased land and a cottage on the Springfield Village Estate, Springfield Road, Blackburn North.Sepia photograph of a group of six people at a wedding. John and Rhoda Wakefield are at front - left and centre.wakefield, john, rhoda, wakefield family

John Wakefield Snr. came to Australia in 1852 as a crewman on a ship, and his wife Elizabeth and children John, Anne, Tom and George came out to Australia in 1954. In 1859 John Jnr. married Rhoda Hartnett. They purchased land and a cottage on Springfield Village Estate, Blackburn North.Sepia photograph of 9 members of the Wakefield Family. John and Rhoda Wakefield are in centre of the front row.wakefield family

Bifold Card featuring three photographs of Ms McCook, words of "Abide with me" by Henry F. Lyte, biblical readings and religious referrals. The card mentions eulogies by Margaret Fankhauser, Anne Hartnett, Julie Turner, and prayer by Rev. John Huynh. Service conducted at Le Pine Funerals, Box Hill on Wednesday 2 December, 2015.

Handwritten list of transfers of land in Forest Hill originally bought by H.R. Kefford in 1867. Includes land of Nunawading High School and Forest Hill Shopping Centre.Handwritten list of transfers of land in Forest Hill originally bought by H.R. Kefford in 1867. springvale road, forest hill, canterbury road, kefford, h r, wakefield, john, hartnett, rhoda, reed, william, freehold investment and banking company of australia ltd., lane, john owen, mcarthur, henwood, draeger, carl julius otto, arthur herbert, loomes, vincent, biggs, benjamin, broadhurst, harry tootal, foster, henry, hinricks, henry jesse, barnes, john thomas, mary ann, jay, daniel, cuttle, thomas nathaniel, mock, walter edward, glebe street, forest hill chase, nunawading high school, land sales

1991, chaya ray-greig, eltham festival, holly pithea, kim hartnett, mona ray-greig, ryan hartnett, sian hartnett

A souvenir of the 1952 premiership won by the Holy Redeemer Football Club. It has a picture of St Francis of Assisi in the centre, either side of which are listed team players and club officials.holy redeemer church, holy redeemer football club, football, sporting clubs, fr tim fitzpatrick, mr slavin, ray mcdonald, peter hine, robert chubb, paul dwyer, alex walsh, austin maloney, john tittensor, frank walshe, gary grace, brian wilson, barry ward, john grant, max day, russel warrett, mrs grace, barry dillon,russel slavin, brian hartnett, bernard o'brien, barnard o brien, terry rogers, loigi aldo miglioranza, michael tittensor, michael watts, brian phillips, peter hurst, john owen, paul harris, barry wilson, pat mcphee

The lloyd 600 is a small car produced by Borgward groups Lloyd Motoren Werke between 1955 and 1961Made in both Australia and Germany but ceased production when Borgward, the parent company, went into liquidationSmall two tone grey Estate style motorcar. Two doors for entry, with the doors hung in the suicide stylevehicle, lloyd 600, car

Annual newsletter from Lady Nell Seeing Eye Dog School featuring: Mrs Gration receiving an Advance Australia Award by the Victorian Governor and Community Service Award from the Malvern Council Mayor, the development of a Braille Writer that can be linked to a computer by John Van Der Boor and Norm Wilson, the trip to Adelaide by the Lady Nell Swish Club, the purchase of 18 Thanet Street to extending hostel services, the passing of Edwin Stuart who was formerly Secretary of the Queensland branch, congratulations to Geoff Morris who won on Ford Super Quiz, an article on the Dream Telephone Switchboard of the Future, introduction of a new column to answer questions about problems with your dog, Mrs Gration's trip to Tahiti, a poem by Nola Burgess, merchandise available for sale, and open weekend at Lady Nell, the impact of loud music, and profiles of Fred, Ian and Suzie.1 volume with text and illustrationsannual reports, lady nell seeing eye dog school, phyllis gration, sir lawrence hartnett, dennis gibbons, sir brian murray, geoff morris, edwin stuart, nola burgess, john van der boor, norm wilson