The financial information relating to the Victorian Deaf & Dumb Institution has been kept in ledgers, journal, monthly accounts and Minutes of the Financial Sub-Committee. The funds available and the expenses of running an educational and boarding school are documented in detail.The financial records provide an insight into what is required to be considered at the time, from building expenses, wages and salaries, food to boot repairs. They show how funds are raised and the expenses.Green woven cover with tan leather corners and spine. Hardback account book with alphabetical index in front and accounts pages following with handwritten entries detailing investments of the V.D.&D.I. from Jarch 1952 to Jan 1989Spine: "LEDGER" in gold lettering on red background "INVESTMENT LEDGER" on dynamo tape stuck on spinedeaf children australia, deaf education, financial accounts, investments

Invitation from Roxham Investments Pty Ltd to the official opening of Greensborough Centre by the Leader of the State Opposition Mr F N Wilkes MLA on Monday 13 November 1978.Bruce Morgan was the first Shire Secretary (1964-1983) of the Shire of Diamond Valley. This collection was compiled by his wife, Mavis Morgan, detailing the events they attended in their official capacityCream card with sepia image of Greensborough 1889 on cover and gold text and logo insidebruce morgan, mavis morgan, roxham investments, greensborough centre, greensborough plaza

This sign advertised the insurance and investment services of AMP, with Steve Meyer identified as the district representative, telephone 821202. AMP, historically known as the Australian Mutual Provident Society, has a long association with insurance, financial services and investment products in Australia. Before online and telephone-based financial services became commonplace, insurance and investment companies frequently operated through local or district representatives. These representatives provided a personal point of contact for clients and could travel throughout their allocated district to meet individuals, families, farmers and business owners. In rural communities, local representatives played an important role in connecting residents with financial services that might otherwise have been centred in larger towns or cities. The sign is therefore representative not only of AMP advertising but also of the personal, locally based system through which insurance and investment services were once commonly provided in regional Victoria.A square sheet-metal advertising sign for AMP, promoting insurance and investment services through local district representative Steve Meyer. The sign has a white background surrounded by a narrow green border. The upper section features the traditional AMP logo in blue and white, incorporating the letters “AMP” within a decorative rectangular emblem. Below the logo, black lettering promotes the company's insurance and investment services and directs customers to contact the district representative. The lower section displays the name “Steve Meyer” in decorative handwritten-style script, followed by the telephone number 821202. The design combines the nationally recognised AMP branding with the name and telephone number of a local representative.The principal wording reads: AMP FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE AND INVESTMENT REQUIREMENTS CONTACT DISTRICT REP. Steve Meyer 821202business, sign, commercial item, advertising, amp, insurance, investment, farming, financial

1925 prospectus inviting further investment in the RSS Mill. At the time of the mill's establishment in 1920, investment was restricted to those eligible to receive war gratuities, but this clause was later removed and this prospectus is inviting investment from the general public.Prospectus inviting further investment in the RSS Mill, 1925.textile mills operation, textile mills, returned soldiers and sailors mill, 1918: australians in france - exhibition (19/02/2000 - 30/04/2000), textile mills - operation

One grey lever arch folder containing documents pertaining to WHS Co-Op shares, and a white book with blue diagonal stripes containing records of Co-Op investmentsWHS CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD SHARE REGISTER INVESTMENTS REGISTER

Victorian savings investment & building society book record 1934 - 39Abbott Collection: Savings record for Mr. Richard Hartley Smith Abbott, with The Sandhurst Mutual Permanent Investment & Building Society; from 11 June 1934 to 1939. Hard cover savings and investment book/record.abbott, bendigo businesses, sandhurst mutual investment society

The train line from the city to Frankston was electrified in 1922 which intensified the sale in the municipality of Moorabbin, particularly land which was in the vicinity of the railway stations. York Investments Pty Ltd purchased the land in 1927.Example of the progress of the Municipality of MoorabbinAdvertising flyer for auction of real estate sales - plan of building blocks for saleGun Club Estate, Bentleigh 76 housing blocks - York Investments Pty Ltdthomas street, erica avenue, brewer road, grace street, victor road, melbourne gun club, benteligh, real estate

Invitation to the official opening of Greensborough Centre, from the directors of Roxham Investments to Mr and Mrs John de Man (misspelt Mann). Opening date Monday November 13th 1978. A primary source related to the opening of Greensborough Plaza in 1978.Invitation on cream paper. Cover has copy of 1889 painting of the Village of GreensboroughInvitation to the official opening of Greensborough Centre from the directors of Roxham Investments to Mr and Mrs J De Man (misspelt Mann). Opening date Monday November 13th 1978.greensborough plaza, roxham investments, john de mann

Hobsons Investment Digest of Australia and New Zealand August, 15th 1939.book, magazine, investment

Hobsons Investment Digest of Australia and New Zealand August,1st 1939.book, magazine, investment

Hobsons Investment Digest of Australia and New Zealand June, 15th 1939.book, magazine, investment

School Appeal for building funds1990s, judaism, bialik college

The Warrnambool permanent Building and Investment Society was established in May 1869. It relied on investors buying shares in the society, thereby providing the funds which were available to be borrowed to use in the building of houses. A considerable number of houses in Warrnambool would have been built using this scheme. The stated trustees in 1872 were Samuel Macgregor, C A Cramer, James Astley Bromfield, and the committee comprised of James Hider, W. W. Jamieson, James Coulstock, Archibald MacFarlane, Robert Newton, David Evans, NT C Stelling and W Jones. The bankers were the national Bank of Australasia. It had some difficulties in the 1870’s but was still operating well into the 1930’s where it again was not putting through the volume of business compatible with its resources and it had been found necessary to pay off a considerable number of fixed deposits and Investors’ shares. There is little mention of it after the mid 1930’s. This document provides details of an organization which operated in Warrnambool for over 60 years and proved beneficial to homebuilders and investors alike. It also has a number of well- known local names listed in their positions of operating the building society.Cream watermarked paper folded to four pages. Title on front cover with letter to shareholders printed below for the year ending 30th April 1872. Page three has balance sheet of the Warrnambool Permanent Building & investment Society. Second and fourth pages are blank. Signed in print by James Hider President, Henry T Read secretary.warrnambool permanent building and investment society, warrnambool, warrnambool 1872,