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Inverloch Historical Society
000808 - Photograph - Inverloch - Shack Bay looking to Eagles Nest - illegal shack - Coastal Retreat - from Nancye Durham
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Wonga Park Community Cottage History Group
Photograph (sub-item) - Black and White, The remains of the illegal whisky still operated in the late 1800’s by gold miners. Photo taken in 1984
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Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps Museum
Photograph, Dhurringile Internees
Dhurringile Internees being transferred to Camp 1, January 1940.Illegal photos taken by Mrs. Pargeter.photograph, people -
Tennis Australia
Sign, Circa 2005
Australian Open warning sign relating to illegal gambling activities and sporting integrity. Materials: Plastictennis -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Speedboat being recovered by mobile crane, Princes Pier, 2000s
Photo of speedboat being recovered by mobile crane West side of Princes Pier, early 2000s"News Ltd. Illegal to reproduce or sell", on backpiers and wharves - princes pier -
Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps Museum
Booklet, Brennessel - No 4, 26.10.1941
Illegal newspaper produced and circulated, approximately fortnightly, among trusted internees in Camp 1. Contributions from interneesBrennessel No 4. Looseleaf 12 page booklet containing typed articles, advertisements and sketches in German. Front cover features sketch of camp scene: two men seated, column of figures ascending to a platform or stage. Dated 26th October 1941|Title translates as "Stinging Nettle" with "Behind Barbed Wire" typed below thisbrennessel no 4, newspaper, illegal, schuster e, camp 1, tatura, schuster, eberhard, internees, documents, newspapers -
Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Article, Blackburn Brothel, 2019
Police close an illegal brothel at 68c South Parade, Blackburn.Police close an illegal brothel at 68c South Parade, Blackburn which has been trading as 'Body Health Treatment'.Police close an illegal brothel at 68c South Parade, Blackburn.brothel, blackburn station shopping centre, southparade, blackburn no.68c -
Kiewa Valley Historical Society
Rabbit Traps x3
Rabbits are recognised as a pest in Australia. They were often trapped and eaten especially during the depression years of the 1890s and 1930s but also the 1950s and 1960s. Steel-jaw traps work by snapping shut on the leg of an animal, holding it until a trapper arrives, or until the animal dies or wrings its paw off. They became illegal in Australia during the 1980s on animal cruelty grounds. Some old rabbit traps are valuable.Used by residents in the Kiewa ValleyA steel jaw trap has jaws that are designed to spring together. It is illegal to use them in Australia. 2 of the rabbit traps are 'S. Griffiths 3 stars IXL Ref. "one of the pioneers, well known among long-experienced trappers' Page 21 Farmyard Relics by Ken Arnold. The other trap ha a picture of a bird engrave on it.rabbit traps, steel-jaw traps -
Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Article, Ruff Deal For Urban Wildlife
No. 490 - 500 Burwood Highway, Vermont South is for sale again after selling for almost $30 million two years ago. Heritage protection applies to the building and garden.Dogs illegally off-leash are chasing wild life in Antonio Park. No. 21 Wattle Valley Road will be converted into parkland to support wildlife.No. 490 - 500 Burwood Highway, Vermont South is for sale again after selling for almost $30 million two years ago. Heritage protection applies to the building and garden.wild life, antonio park mitcham, wattle valley road, mitcham no. 21 -
Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Article, Court hears Priest's plea to stay at vicarage, 29/04/1997 12:00:00 AM
An Anglican ministerAn Anglican minister who claimed he was illegally sacked after a dispute in his parish was told by a Supreme Court judge yesterday that he might have some difficulty in staying in the vicarage.An Anglican ministergreentree, david, rev, vincent, frank, rayner keith, dr., st lukes anglican church, vermont, mackay, leigh, melbourne anglican trust corporation, symon, helen -
Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Article, A High old time, 2003
Discussion of the history of drugs, legal or illegal. Quotes Dr L.L. Smith in parliament supporting the use of opium through to the use of ecstasy in the 1990's.Discussion of the history of drugs, legal or illegal. Quotes Dr L.L. Smith in parliament supporting the use of opium through to the use of ecstasy in the 1990's. Related to museum display: 'Drugs, a social history'.Discussion of the history of drugs, legal or illegal. Quotes Dr L.L. Smith in parliament supporting the use of opium through to the use of ecstasy in the 1990's. smith, l.l. dr, alcohol and drugs, opium, heroin -
Federation University Historical Collection
Images, Charles A. Scott Egg Collection
The Collection is held in the FedUni Science Museum (Mt Helen Y Building)Low resolution photographs of the historic Scott Egg Collection held by the Federation University Science Museum, along with a spreadsheet of holdings. Australia's native birds are protected. It is illegal to collect eggs or to interfere with birds' nests without a permit.birds, eggs, bird eggs, science, scott, charles a. scott -
Coal Creek Community Park & Museum
Glass Bottle
Tinted Black Black handled wood & Cork lid No Label MARCHANT & Co, TRADE MARK SOFT DRINKS REGO AUSTRALIA THE PROPERTY OF MARCHANT & Co ITS USE BY OTHERS IS ILLEGAL -
Ballarat Heritage Services
Domestic object - Soda Syphon, J.A. Walker Soda Water Syphon
Glass botte with metal soda syphon. "J.A. Walker Dalyston Soda Water This syphon is the property of J.A. Walker Dalyston and is never sold The selling of this syphon by others is illegal"soda syphon, soda water syphon, j.a. walker dalyston -
Kiewa Valley Historical Society
Bottle - Soft Drink, 1935
Soft drink came in bottles bought at the local grocery store or at a large city store on a shopping expedition. The shape of the bottles changed as did the stopper used to seal it. Bottles were re cycled remaining the property of the manufacturer. History of ECKS Ltd..Historical: Change of bottles - shape, glass, stopper, embossing, use. Aesthetic - Display showing embossing & shape especially if in good condition.Clear glass bottle with graphite stopper. Straight sides. Top third tapers sharply into a neck. One third from the top it is heavily embossed with the letters ECKS. It is heavily embossed, in capital letters, around the bottom of the sides and lightly embossed on the base and near the opening.Below the opening is embossed '28'. Side: 'ECKS'. Bottom of sides around circumference: 'The property of ECKS limited Melbourne and its use by others is illegal.' Base: 22bottle, lemonade, soft drink, ecks -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Book - Port Melbourne Council, J Harrop, Sanitary Inspector, Sanitary Inspectors Report Book, 1900 - 1905
Sanitary Inspector's Reports to Port Melbourne Council 1900-1905, detailing infectious diseases reported, nuisances, smells, smoke, drain sewerage leaks, illegal dumping of manure and other refuse, animals found wandering, inspections of premises, tips, piggeries, factories, fumigating, laying baits, carrying out orders of Health Officer.local government - town of port melbourne, environmental issues, health - general health, business and traders, industry - noxious, nightsoil, engineering - canals and drainage, built environment, livestock, j harrop - sanitary inspector, dr sandford - acting medical officer -
Coal Creek Community Park & Museum
Golden Orange Cordial
turnable cork lid black bordered label with orange inside the border. Black writing reads Golden Orange Trade mark symbol in the top right within the borderMarchant & Co Soft Drinks Golden Orange A fresh Fruit Drink Trade Mark Rego Australia The Property of Marchant & Co Its use by others is Illegal Wak Grade -
Ballarat Heritage Services
Domestic object - Soda Syphon, Joe's Soda Water Syphon
James Lawrence opened The South Gippsland Cordial Co. in Mine Rd, Korumburra, in 1895. It passed through a number of hands in the first half of the 20th century, from William Dobell to Mr Ebsworth, then finally to Colin Malcolm McLean in 1946. McLean dropped what he considered to be the old fashioned Lyrebird label, and in 1948 introduced the new, modern “Joe’s” label.Glass botte with metal soda syphon. The glass is etched with "Joe's Soda Water, South Gippsland Cordial Co Korumburra. This syphon remains the property of South Gippsland Cordial Co, Kurumburra and its use by others is illegal."joe's soda water, south gippsland cordial co. korumburra, soda syphon -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Newspaper - VICTORIA HILL - RUBBISH DUMPERS AT VICTORIA HILL
Newspaper article from the Bendigo Advertiser dated 8/5/68. Article mentions that the City Council has decided to prosecute people who illegally dump rubbish in an area bounded by Eaglehawk Marong and Happy Valley Roads and Wells Street. Rubbish had been dumped there despite the prohibiting signs. Numerous notices have been served on the people responsible for dumping the rubbish.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, victoria hill, victoria hill, rubbish dumpers at victoria hill, bendigo advertiser 8/5/68, bendigo city council, mr k j shearn -
Mont De Lancey
Glass bottle, Marchant & Co
Large, clear glass Marchant's soft drink bottle with 3 marked sections and a stone screw in stopperAround top section : "Marchant & Co. Soft Drinks. Around lower section: "Trade Mark Regd. and the company logo of a 12 spoked wheel, Australia. The property of Marchant & Co. Its use by others is illegal".bottles. -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Document - CONNELLY, TATCHELL, DUNLOP COLLECTION: WILLIS AH HOY RETURNED LETTER
Buff coloured envelope, unopened, addressed to Willis Ah Hoy, Hawker, White Hills, from Connelly, Tatchell & Dunlop, Barristers & Solicitors. Date stamped 25.9.02. Return to sender, see back, stamped on front over name. Red one penny stamp on the envelope A statemnt showing Balance owing on account re Ïnstructions to defend you on a charge of being illegally found on premises at night ' April 1902business, legal, connelly & tatchell, dunlop -
Ballarat Heritage Services
Domestic object - Soda Syphon, Joe's Soda Water Syphon, c1950
James Lawrence opened The South Gippsland Cordial Co. in Mine Rd, Korumburra, in 1895. It passed through a number of hands in the first half of the 20th century, from William Dobell to Mr Ebsworth, then finally to Colin Malcolm McLean in 1946. McLean dropped what he considered to be the old fashioned Lyrebird label, and in 1948 introduced the new, modern “Joe’s” label.Glass botte with metal soda syphon. The glass is etched with "Joe's Soda Water, South Gippsland Cordial Co Korumburra. Net contents 30.FL.OZS This syphon remains the property of South Gippsland Cordial Co, Kurumburra and its use by others is illegal. British Syphon Company"joe's soda water, south gippsland cordial co. korumburra, soda syphon -
Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps Museum
Photograph, Camp 1 garrison inspection
Illegal photo of garrison inspecting the barracks, 1943. Foam backed copy in file.Black and white photograph showing guards walking between barracks and other buildings.camp 1, garrison, guards inspecting barracks. -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper Clipping, Alleged hoon chiefs charged, 16/03/2016
Two men, one from Greensborough face charges relating to illegal street racing. News clipping, black text, colour image.street racing, illegal street racing -
Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Article, Decision reserved on brothel
Bruce Roberts, owner of brothel in Thornton Cres. Mitcham told the tribunal he was aware that opening the brothel without a permit was illegal.Bruce Roberts, owner of brothel in Thornton Cres. Mitcham told the tribunal he was aware that opening the brothel without a permit was illegal. Council had rejected the application. Council had received a petition signed by 1,112 people. Dr Joseph Santamaria told the tribunal that brothels increase the likelihood of AIDS in the community. Tribunal decision is still awaited. Leader in fight against the brothel, Father Kevin Dillon of St John's Catholic Church said community feeling on the brothel issue was running high.Bruce Roberts, owner of brothel in Thornton Cres. Mitcham told the tribunal he was aware that opening the brothel without a permit was illegal. brothels, yarramalong valley pty ltd, harold, bruce, victoria. planning appeals tribunal, thornton crescent, mitcham, santamaria, joseph, dillon, kevin joseph, fr., st johns catholic church -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper Clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Rail fine issue on parking, 01/08/2018
Watsonia is one of the top stations catching commuters parking illegally in Melbourne's crowded train station carparks.News article 1 page, black text.watsonia station, illegal parking, public transport -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper Clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Parking a fine mess, 01/02/2017
The number of fines for illegal parking is soaring at Melbourne’s crowded train station carparks, with Watsonia featuring highly.News article 1 page, black text.parking fines, watsonia, watsonia station -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Heidelberg Leader, Dangers in former asylum, by Ed Gardiner, 2017_03
Article on illegal ghost hunts in the abandoned buildings of the former Larundel Mental Hospital. Photographs include the hospital in 1975.1 p. text and black & white and coloured photographslarundel hospital, polaris -
Victoria Police Museum
Prison record (Andrew Geoghegan), 27 August 1918
Andrew Geoghegan, a bookmaker, was charged with illegally using an instrument on a woman, Louisa Margaret Heavey, in Hawthorn, November 1917. Prison record for Andrew Charles Geoghegan, prisoner registered number 34760, giving details of the prisoner, his crimes and the dates and places of his trials.geoghegan, andrew charles, english speaking prisoner, abortion -
Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps Museum
Article - Molten lead toothpaste tubes, 1940's
Leaden tooth paste tubes, melted by internees for making batteries for illegal radio. Found in ashes at Camp 1.Leaden tooth paste tubes melted into a solid grey white mass. Screw end of 1 tube at one end.toothpaste tubes, camp 1, battery making