Black and white photograph of Katrina Jarvis and Murray and Pam Porter at unidentified venue East Gippslandeducation, buildings

This photo (sepia) of Miss Katrina Dawbarn was taken "circa 1909" standing outside the old Ballarat Shire Office. Miss Dawbarn was the daughter of Gilbert Dawbarn who was the Shire Secretary.Historical photo of the Ballarat Shire Office in1909.Sepia photo of Ballarat Shire Office 1909,with Katrine Dawbarn, daughter of Shire Engineer (Gilbert Dawbarn).Ballarat Shire Office 1909. Katrine Dawbarn daughter of Shire Engineer. Photo coutesy Kate Kellydawbarn katrina, ballarat shire offices 1909

Soft cardboard cover. Black & white print on front, spine & back. Black background with sepia colour photo of a group portrait of soldiers on front in foreground. Inscription front fly leaf. 192 pages, cut, plain, white. Illustrated black & white photos, maps & illustrations.Handwritten in black ink on title page front fly leaf: "To Bendigo District RSL Museum with best wishes Katrina" On title page on front fly leaf: "RSL stamp"books-military-history, great war, victorians

Police in Melbourne’s north will take to the streets in a Mercedes dubbed 'The Guardian' for the next week.News article 1 page, white text, colour image.police, highway patrol, mercedes benz, greensborough police

Illustrated book with a brown and cream cover. The front cover features a black and white photograph: Sr Lilian Malster at No.3. AGH Mudros Harbour, Lemnos, September 1915. Title is overprinted on this photo in brown and white ink. Author' name is printed in black at bottom right of front cover. Title and author's name printed in black on spine. On the back cover is a map of the Aegan Sea with Lemnos circled in red, a quote from Sr Lilian Malster and a summary of the book non-fictionA study of the work of Australian nurses based on Lemnos during World War One, with emphasis on 38 women (out of a total of 130) who came from small towns in the Western District of Victoria.australian army nurses, nurses, lemnos, world war 1914-1918

Katrina Nannestad won the 2021 ARA Historical Novel Prize in the Children and Young Adult (CYA) category for her book We Are Wolves. Nannestad, a teacher and children's author, received the prize after being shortlisted the previous month. The ARA Historical Novel Prize is a significant award, with $100,000 in total prize money; the CYA category winner receives $30,000. We Are Wolves is Nannestad's first historical novel, inspired by a tidbit she sent to her publisher. The story follows Liesl, Otto, and baby Mia Wolf as they flee East Prussia and survive as displaced war orphans. The novel explores themes of identity, family, trust, survival, and hope. The judging panel, chaired by Paul Macdonald, praised the novel for its writing, research, and appeal to both young and older readers.The book was described as simple, poetic, deeply moving, and a brilliant exploration of important issues.Bendigo Advertiser Article - Historic win for Katrina Sat Oct 23 2021 Page 2 Bendigo weekly This item contains the following documents 3486.52a Colour photo of Sedgwick author Katrina Nannestad 3486.52b The article Historic win for Katrinabendigo, author katrina nannestead novelist

Patrick Dobson, Chair person of Australian Council for Aboriginal reconciliation, raising both flags at NowaNowa Primary School. L-R Ross Nichols principal, Alistair Thorp, Vanessa Hood, Jenny Cross, Katrina Mullett, Anika Onnus, Garry CrossBlack and white photograph of Patrick Dobson, Chair person of Australian Council for Aboriginal reconciliation, raising both flags at NowaNowa Primary School. L-R Ross Nichols principal, Alistair Thorp, Vanessa Hood, Jenny Cross, Katrina Mullett, Anika Onnus, Garry Crossaboriginals, people

Local newspaper article, The Mail, 20 November, 1991 Year 10 students Shana, Shannon, Tina, Katrina and Sheree prepare for the catwalk.

A volume of 114 pages including 4 pages of coloured plates, maps and Illustrations by Katrina Sandiford. It was aimed at secondary students studying the geography of Alpine regions.non-fictionThe Mountain Pygmy possum or Burramys was known only from fossils until 1966, when the first living specimen was found hiding among fire wood at the University Ski Lodge on Mt Higginbotham, Victoria. The story of this species is a case study in conservation and ecology. Coming back from extinction, this tiny species is the only mammal restricted to the Australian Alps. It is found in Kosciusko National Park (NSW), and between Mt Bogong, Mt Higginbotham and at Mt Buller in Victoria. After years of patient research, the authors describe in this book everything that is known about the Burramys, from its physiology, mating habits and behaviour to how we can best manage and protect its habitat from human activities in the ski fields.environment victoria, australian endangered species, mountain pygmy possum

Black and white photograph showing Nanette Sharrock, Katrina Jarvis, Mary McManus and Neil Hamer and another man unnamed taken during teachers seminar at unidentified venue East Gippsland Victoriaeducation, people, schools

Colour photograph of members of Tambo Hockey Seven and thirteen teams Huon Sheehan, Lily Anderson, Sian Trudinger, Katrina Thomas, David Wood, Mitchell Clague, Ashley Keed, Ward during their final game at Lakes Entrance Victoriaschools, sports, recreation

Business card: Katrina Sinclair and Elise Disher, directors, Eltham Learning Centre for Children. Flier, about 2001, Eltham Leaning Centre for Children, details of Katrina Sinclair and Elise Disher, and other staff Bob Disher and Heath Sinclair. Prospectus about 2001, Eltham Leaning Centre for Children, full details of programme: policies and procedures.main road, eltham, businesses, katrina sinclair, elise disher, eltham learning centre for children, bob disher, heath sinclair

Documents, Bert Graham Collection, Bendigo East Progress Association. Invitations from City of Bendigo to attend Civic reception at the Municipal offices Bendigo. Cr. R.L.Adams, J.P. His Worship The Mayor- City of Bendigo. R.S.V.P.8th June, Katrina Costelloe.City of Bendigo, Muniipal Offices.bendigo, sporting clubs, bendigo east progress association

On disply at History House. Likely reproduced and mounted by the Family History Group Inc.Two black and white photographic reproductions of earlier photographs mounted in oval setting in a burgundy matt. Framed under glass in a black and gold frame.Front: Duncan Munro, 1828 - 1890. Katrina Munro [MacPhee], 1827 - 1901. (top). Duncan and Katrina Munro sailed from the Isle of Skye with their daughters, Christina and Isabella on the 20th May 1854 aboard the ship ARABIAN. Isabella died on board and William was born at sea. They arrived at Portland Bay on 18th (?) September 1845. Their other eight children were born at Portland. (lower centre).

Death notice and memorial gathering details clipped from un-named newspaper following death of Harold Newbery Wardle on 1st April, 1990.Loving husband of Susie, beloved father of Beatrice, Alasdair, Hilary and Cynthia, father-in-law of Richard, Christine, David and Michael, grandfather ofEmily, Andrew, Katrina, James and Stefan.

Colour photograph of Brian Hancock presenting CF Hancock Memorial Trophy to Les Rogers and Katrina Fearnley at Golf Club Lakes Entrance Victoria. Also a colour photograph taken in the Hancock home Lakes Entrance of a painting of Glencoe Scotland painted by Francis Jamieson previously in Campbell''s Glencoe Station Dutson near Sale Victoria. Now in the Hancock Collectiontrophy, golf club, hancock family

Coloured photograph of the 1987 Netball - Grade 4. The girls are wearing yellow Golden Square t shirts and dark blue skirts. The girl in the centre of the front row is holding a netball. The names of the girls are:- Back Row (L - R) Katrina Caldwell, Joanna White, Clare Baxter, Angie Phelan, Rebekah Boschert. Front Row (L - R) Maree Long, Tonya McNamara, Rachael McEwan.education, primary, golden square laurel st p.s., golden square laurel street p.s. collection - photograph 1987 netball - grade 4, katrina caldwell, joanna white, clare baxter, angie phelan, rebekah boschert, maree long, tonya mcnamara, rachael mcewan

CEMA Art Collection Winner of 1968 Portland Art Society Art Prize for the category Oil or similar medium.The painting depicts several tall, dead trees in the foreground with dense living trees in the background. The foreground is green, white and yellow. The work has an interesting texture created through the use of clearly defined thick paint strokes. This technique is particularly evident in the foreground where it has been used to create the ground from which the dead trees stand. The work has a painted wooden frame with material mount and non-reflective glass.Front: R. ARENDSEN '67 (black, lower right) Back: RENNEE ARENDSEN "DEAD WOOD FOREST, MALLACOOTA" (1968) (typed) Stamp: KATRINA GALLERIES 485 CENTRE ROAD BENTLEIGH, VIC 97-6715 Yellow Sticker: 1967 Handwriting around back of frame.female artists, female artist, landscape, trees