Map adjoins VEMU 266. Bordered by Woori Yallock and Menzies Creeks, and parishes of Wandin Yallock, Monbulk and Gembrook. Shows original selections plus later titleholders of land in the Emerald area, including C A Nobelius, J W Bottomley, J. Smethurst and others.Paper of Nangana County of Evelyn Second issue. Cloth map, bound on all sides with cloth tape. Paper on clothemerald, victoria, australia, maps, subdivisions, carl axel nobelius, william bottomley, department of lands and survey

These 17 books date between 1913 and 1948 and form part of the Emerald Museum Nobelius Nursery sub collection. There are no other examples of this type from Nobelius Nursery in Australia. Yarralumla Nursery, Baptist Nursery and Yates Seed Merchants collections appear to hold similar information but in slightly different formats.Sales Ledgers were used by Carl Axel Nobelius to hand record Nobelius Nursery stock sales to clients in Victoria, interstate and overseas. There are hundreds of clients listed in these books. The following summary of names and places is indicative of the client range in this volume - Mr Hackett, Nursery, Adelaide South Australia; Mrs C J Weedon & Co, Launceston Tasmania; Mr Pickstone, Cape of G. Hope South Africa; Kerr & Barnett Nursery, Christchurch New Zealand; Director State Gardens, Gwalior India; Lasscock Nurseryman, Locklies South Australia; Ms Beisley Nursery, Freemantle WA; Mr Buckle, Wetherson Queensland; Ms Law Somner & Co, Melbourne Victoria; Mrs Braithwaite, Leeton New South Wales.These volumes holds historic, social and scientific (research and horticultural) significance. They're associated with Carl Axel Nobelius, a Swedish immigrant who was an important influence on the development of the nursery industry of Australia. Nobelius Nursery, the business Carl established in 1886, is also historically important for being the largest nursery in the southern hemisphere during its peak, just prior to World War I (WWI). It contributes to understandings of Nobelius Nursery and Carl Axel in particular, by illustrating the exceptionally diverse and consistent client base he had built up over 20 years and the impact this had on the nursery industry through his large-scale and diverse operations. It also embodies the social identity of the Dandenong region as a place known characteristically for plant growing and other agricultural purposesSales Ledgers, 17 volumes associated with Gembrook Nurseries from 14.05.1913-08.01.1983 (1-17).

CONTINUATION OF INSCRIPTION... Trees sent to irrigation areas must be accompanied by Phylloxera certificate in addition to the fumigation certificate Post certificates to the district inspector of the water conservation and [?] commissioner or Griffith whatever the case may be All trees N.S.W. (except parcels posted) must have lucerne flee certificate posted to fruit inspector at Albury (Mr C F Benton) and contents marked on label Cherries for certain places in N.S.W (including Armadale and Glen Innes) must be dipped in tar distillate and advise and send the certificate to Inspector at Albury that the same has been done Fumigate for Leecton TAS and all [?] area in N.S.W [?] Consignments to NZ containing apple, pear or quince [?] must be accompanied by a fire-blight certificate as well as the ordinary nursery certificate and form of invoice All trees fro N.S.W, must show on contents what variety of trees whether railed or shipped and bundles must not be over 2cwt Cherry dipping certificate required by inspector at Albury / For India Cases not to weight over 5 [?] =3cwt. 2qts. 18lbs and cases not to exceed 18 x 5 x 4 / Trees dispatched to NSW should be in bdles not over 1 cwt 1qr and consigned as each bundle weight and a cheaper rate of freight if gt will be charged Launceston agent J H Stephens 41 St John St Launceston and 11 Willaims St Carrier Camberwell J R Massey 20 Camberwell Rd Auburn Sydney agent Bright [?] and co Pitt St Sydney NSW"historically, and socially significant as the entries give an insight into the growth of the company and the details payments from local and other government offices and overseas customers as well as significant companies associations and people.Hard cover sales book, with green embossed cover (alligator print cover) and red spine, book has a total of 90 pages not all used, date starts 21 May 1934 and concludes June 14 1935Front cover "Sales Book 1934 from May to June 14th 1935" Front end paper "Tree for Leeton send fumigation certificate to J G Guy Cole district inspector book 111 [?] Trees for Griffith in Yenda to district inspector Griffith or Yenda as the case may bedocuments, financial records, sales records

The cash account books are both historially and socially significant as the entries give an insight into the growth of the company. They also detail payments from both local and government offices, overseas customers, and significant companies, associations, and people.Hard cover accounts paid book with khaki green cloth outer covers and black corner pieces. Inner covers made from black and grey mottled decorative paper. Inner front cover has stationer's label on it. Pages have brown leather tabs affixed to sides, with letters M-Z then A-Z on tabs. Pages all un-numbered.Label affixed to front edge of spine: 'A-Z' Label on inner front cover: Sands & McDougall Pty. Ltd. System Dept. Collins St., Melbourne Loose Leaf Deluxe Devices Standard & Dependable To Duplicate Binder Please Refer To 202 Canvas (hand-written) To Order Sheets Quote Form Number Only Writing on first inner page: Accounts written off as bad debts Aug 31 1934 Cofas H.W. (illegible) 60.3.9 Bloom W. 8.14.3 Din R.A. 82.17.9 Gowling J. 5.5.9 Peck L. -.5.-. Romney Marsh Seed Co. 10.10.-. Savory J. 15.12.-. Silvestro G. 10.10.-. Miley M.G. -.15.-. Mansfield Chas. -.9.6.documents, account books, financial records

This catalogue had been donated to the Museum by the Berwick Pakenham Historical Society.The sale catalogue is of historic, artistic and scientific (research and horticultural) significance. It was produced and distributed by Nobelius Nursery, contributing to understandings of how Nobelius’ client networks were expanded and maintained by promotional activities. The detailed listings of the entire Nursery’s produce are also of high research value for horticultural purposes as a record of the plantings cultivated by Nobelius, who may have been the first nursery proprietor to introduce some exotic varieties of fruit and ornamental trees to Australia.1941 Catalogue of Fruit Trees Ornamental Trees Shrubs and Conifers. C. A. Nobelius & Sons Pty. Ltd. Card from donor.Card: 'I found this when trying to make room for our ever increasing collection. I hope it is of interest. Audrey J. Dodson Hon. Sec. Berwick Pakenham' (Historical Society)sales catalogues, catalogues, documents

In 1944, due to shortages created by World War II. J.L. Hirst, R.W. Nobelius, H.R. Wardle, H. Wise and J. Eudey came together to form the first co-op in Emerald to evenly distribute provisions to help those in the community, which is still standing today.The Emerald Co-Op has huge historical and social significance for the town of Emerald as it changed the way the community worked by coming together to help the townsfolk for common benefit, that is still seen today. In 1944 Emerald like the rest of Australia was affected by the war and provisions for farmers were low, so the co-op was founded by several local members of the community as a way for the town of Emerald to come together to lend a hand to one another and share needed provisions, which has been seen throughout Australian history known as the "Australian Spirit."Black and white rectangular photograph showing the Emerald Co-op printed on matte photographic paper. The black and white photograph shows the Emerald Co-op Hardware Produce & Fodder Real Estate Agents store at 315 Main St, Emerald, which was founded in 1944 due to shortages created by World War II. J.L. Hirst, R.W. Nobelius, H.R. Wardle, H. Wise and J. Eudey came together to form the first co-op to help those in need, which is still standing today.Obverse: Emerald Co-op / Emerald Co-op Hardware Produce & Fodder Real Estate Agents / Butcher /emerald and district co-operative society, community, world war two, farming, emerald, victoria, australia

A. M. Laughton, Government Statist. Property of Gembrook Nurseries42nd issue of Victorian Year-Book, property of C.A. Nobelius & Sons.Paper|Cloth|CardboardStamps of C.A. Nobelius & Sons and Emerald History Museum. Pencilled No. 994.041emerald, victoria, australia, commerce, almanacs, land use, economics, statistics, c.a. nobelius & sons, government of victoria

A hardback handbook that acted as a guide to growing vegetables. The book has a cracked beige spine, and the front cover has a watercolour illustration of a farmer carrying vegetables across a field. The book has 186 pages total, and features black and white illustrations on most.books, documents, agriculture, nobelius family

Sales Ledgers, 17 volumes associated with Gembrook Nurseries from 14.05.1913-08.01.1983 (1-17).This book holds historic, social and scientific (research and horticultural) significance. It is associated with Carl Axel Nobelius, a Swedish immigrant who was an important influence on the development of the nursery industry of Australia. Nobelius Nursery, the business Carl established in 1886, is also historically important for being the largest nursery in the southern hemisphere during its peak, just prior to World War I (WWI). It contributes to understandings of Nobelius Nursery and Carl Axel in particular, by illustrating the exceptionally diverse and consistent client base he had built up over 20 years and the impact this had on the nursery industry through his large-scale and diverse operations. It also embodies the social identity of the Dandenong region as a place known characteristically for plant growing and other agricultural purposes.Sales Ledgers, 17 volumes associated with Gembrook Nurseries from 14.05.1913-08.01.1983 (1-17). This hard covered book measures 380mm high, 270mm wide and 75mm deep. The cover is bound in worn black leather and its sides in tan suede. The book contains 802 pages. A multi-coloured, marbled pattern decorates the width of the pages of the book’s exterior (most noticeable when closed). This book was bought in 1912 from D. W. Paterson Co., a printing firm based in Melbourne, and was used between 1913 and 1916 by Carl Axel Nobelius to hand record Nobelius Nursery stock sales to clients in Victoria, interstate and overseas. There are hundreds of clients listed in this book. The following summary of names and places is indicative of the client range in this volume - Mr Hackett, Nursery, Adelaide South Australia; Mrs C J Weedon & Co, Launceston Tasmania; Mr Pickstone, Cape of G. Hope South Africa; Kerr & Barnett Nursery, Christchurch New Zealand; Director State Gardens, Gwalior India; Lasscock Nurseryman, Locklies South Australia; Ms Beisley Nursery, Freemantle WA; Mr Buckle, Wetherson Queensland; Ms Law Somner & Co, Melbourne Victoria; Mrs Braithwaite, Leeton New South Wales.The inside cover has the book maker’s sticker noting ‘D. W. PATERSON CO.’, and hand written detail ‘No. Stock, Date 16/10/1912’.