Rectangular shaped glass covered picture frame showing a print of the painting of A Letter from Home.A Letter from Home. Painted by F.W.HAYES.paintings,prints, pencil drawings,f.w.hayes,lara r.s.l. a letter from home.

Letter to A. Allsop Esq. from J. D. Chathan, dated 14/11/1901. Letter written on paper with Thomson and Comrie, Merchants, letterhead, and originated from Tarnagulla. Writing is very difficult to read. Paper has R. Turner Chatford Mills watermark.business, stockbroker, kelly & allsop, kelly and allsop collection - letter to a allsop esq., j. d chathan, thomson and comrie, r turner chatford mills

Short, handwritten letter authorising A. Allsop to sell shares in Bruhns Consolidated and Hustlers Reef. A separate note has been written and signed for each lot of shares. Signed by B. H. L. Allsop. Letter written from Pingelly, W. A. and dated 9.9.08.B. H. L. Allsopbusiness, stockbroker, kelly & allsop, kelly and allsop collection - letter to a allsop, bruhns consolidated, hustlers reef, b h l allsop

Handwritten letter to A. Allsop Esq. from Jos. D. Chatham, dated 20 - 11 - 1. He had received statement and he paid 2 10/- both at starting price. He was only allowed £1.15. for that and asks will you kindly look into it and reply. Note at the end asks what odds will you give me for £1 Fairyland.business, stockbroker, kelly & allsop, kelly and allsop collection - letter to a allsop esq., jos d chatham, r turner chatford mills

Letter to an unidentified Life Member asking for assistance in organising fundraising events to support Special Blind Appeal. The letter continues on to a second page, however this is missing. This is an example of a joint appeal between the RVIB and the AAFB, who usually preferred to work independently.1 photocopied letter with illustrations at topTop left hand corner is a lighthouse with the words 'Education and Maintenance of Blind Children, Industrial Professional Training Etc of Blind Adults, Homes Etc for Aged and Infirm Blind' written on the tower. The light that shines towards a female child and an adult male who are both wearing blindfolds, contains the wording 'Special 50,000 (pound) appeal for the Blind Children & Adults of Victoria". To immediate left of the people is written "Blind/and seeking the light/your generous donation will help them find it'. To the right of the rocks upon the which the lighthouse stands "Kindly address donations Hon. Treas. of Blind Appeal, The Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Cr. Harold Luxton M.L.A., Town Hall, Melbourne". Underneath the lighthouse against the left edge of the paper "Institutes participating in this appeal - The Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind and the Association for the Advancement of the Blind - these organisations care for the blind of Victoria from the cradle to the grave. Please address all correspondence S.W,. Hedger, Secretary Blind Appeal, Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind, St Kilda Road, Prahran, S.1. Vic, Phone W 6500. Blind Appeal Enquiry Office: Nicholas Building, 5th Floor Swanston Street, Melbourne, Phone F 6418."royal victorian institute for the blind, association for the advancement of the blind, fundraising

The steamship, SS Australia, was built in Greenock, Scotland in 1892, for the P & O Steam Navigation Company. Australia was considered to be one of the most luxurious vessels afloat and she held the speed record from England to Australia at the time. On 21st June 1904, due to pilot error, the Australia hit the notorious Corsair Rock, part of the Point Nepean Reef, on the eastern side of Port Philip heads, opening a gaping 5 meter hole along her keel. Passengers and some of the crew were rescued by craft sent from Queenscliff.Relic from a significant wreck on Corsair Rock at Point NepeanMetal letter A mounted on timber board in front with salvage account on the backAccount of salvage of artefactsign, ships name, ss australia

This letter gives a brief outline of Mr Joe Walkers working life at McKays factory as a tinsmith The letter also relates to the collection of Walkers tools donated to the Sunshine and District Historical Society Inc by his sonjoe walker, h.v. mckay

Handwritten letter to Mr. A. Alsop from? J. Wright re. A. Bockler who owes money. Bockler's circumstances are very bad and he's afraid if word gets out he is paying some people, others will jump on him for money and he would like to keep it a secret. Wright proposes that he and Alsop divide whatever he pays between them as they get it.business, stockbroker, kelly & allsop, kelly and allsop collection - letter to mr. a alsop, a bockler

Typed letter to Mr A Richardson from Hugh Sloane, Mount Clear, Ballarat, Vic. 3350 dated 30/5/68 thanking him for two letters and some information about the engines at the Red White & Blue Mine. He was interested to hear of such engines being installed at a gold mine and wished he could have seen them in operation. The description of the steam winding engine was most interesting and he was hoping the society could preserve some of the machinery.document, gold, red white & blue extended, red white & blue extended, letter to mr a richardson, hugh sloane, red white & blue mine, rustin & hornsby

A letter from an Australian Army Nurse serving overseas in WWII, to another nurse working at a Base Hospital in Victoria, Australia.Photocopied pages of a handwritten letter and an addressed air mail envelope with postage marks.gladys thomas, j.nolte, world war 1939-1945, wwii

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Letter sent to Sister Ann Clezy from W S Philip, president of the Alfred Hospital Board of Management in December 1971. This was the first time service badges had been awarded for either 15 or 25 years of service. Ann Clezy had commenced her training in 1954 and was awarded a 15-year service badge. The badge pinned to the letter is a 35-year service badge, which Ann Clezy would have received in 1989 (at which time Ann was working in Nursing AdministrationProvides insight into hospital service awardsBlack type on white paper with the Alfred Hospital letter head. The letter has a handwritten signature. Pinned to the top of the page is a red and white oval shaped enameled badge. In the red border are the words 'The Alfred Group of Hospitals Service on the banner underneath are the words '35 years' In the centre is a red cross on which an illustration of a lamp is superimposed previous catalogue number handwritten in black ink at topalfred hospital, service awards, ann clezy

Personal letter written by Albert Steane to a fellow Freemason. Talks about his travels in 1908 and return to Ballarat and the introduction of the new phase in education - establishment of Technical Schools. He became the Head Master of the Ballarat Junior Technical School and remained in that position until his retirement in 1942. Other topics mentioned are connected with the various activities within the Lodge.Two typed sheets of yellow paper in the form of a letter. Paragraphed - double spacing between.Address of senderalbert steane, ballarat junior technical school, masonic lodge, retirement, head master, 1908, south street, south street competitions, freemasons, royal south street competitions

Letter describes the writers' meeting with Mr W H Irvine of the 'Bay of Islands' and his time working on the farm.Significant as the letter describes day to day activities on the farm just after the first world war. It also provides an impression of the personality of Mr Irvine. There is some description of the area at the time and Mr Lind included copies of some photos of the Bay of Island scenery.Photocopy of three page typed letter from Mr Henry A Lind, from Lindfield NSW, dated 4th Nov 1987, with a handwritten note at the end.bay of islands, peterborough, agriculture, henry a lind, w h irvine, returned soldier ww1

Carbon copy of a typed letter from the Ballarat School of Mines concerning F.J. Lannen.repatriation, ballarat school of mines, f.j. lannen, j.ewing & sons, f.e. ferguson

Letter from Phillip Island-San Remo Bridge LeagueLetter to Hon A J Kirton MLA, enquiring when the bridge between San Remo and Newhaven would be ready for its official opening. Letter written by Phillip Island-San Remo Bridge League.local history, documents, letters, bridges, phillip island, letter, hon a j kirton mla

Document. Two page letter written by A. H. Thomas to Jack. (surname unknown). Letter is written on paper containing the letterhead of C. J. Bert & Co., Manufacturers Agents, Paper Bag Manufacturers, Paper and Twine Merchants, Cromwell Buildings, 366 Bourke Street, Melbourne. Letter dated 31 Jan 1912. Letter mentions the names Sherwood, LB & Maginnis, Palmer, Bill Gee, Silberberg, Rumer, Harrison, Pianta Bros, Simons, Toy & Nolan, Howell. Also mentions about McArty (engaged to be married), also mentions 'Trafalgar', a runner in the Cup.cottage, miners, a. h. thomas, c. j. bert & co., sherwood, lb + maginnis, palmer, bill gee, silberberg, rumer, harrison, pianta bros, simons, toy, nolan, howell, mcarty, trafalgar

Letter from A E Richardson to Major Howarth (in part re Lansell motor car) 197?.Albert E. Richardsonperson, individual, george lansell, george lansell, major howarth, a.e. richardson.

Letter from Planned Giving manager Ralph Roath to Neil Maxwell, accompanying a certificate of appreciation thanking him for his past support and urging him to continue to ensure that the "Vision for Tomorrow" is fulfilled. Although part of a mass appeal program, this version includes acknowledgement of offices at the base of the letter and Patronage of the Governor of Victoria.A4 cream coloured page with black writingnon-fictionelizabeth maxwell, neil maxwell, association for the blind

Letter by Mary Gaudron to Sir Moore informing him of her annual leave to Europe. Typed letter. Letter by M. Gaudron to Sir Moore informing him of her annual leave to Europe. Letter signed by M. Gaudronsir john moore, mary gaudron, australian industrial relations commission

Handwritten note to Mr. A. Allsop from ? Bitts? He came home and asks if Allsop can send his settling by post to the enclosed address. He thinks its £43 he is owed. Dated 8 Oct 1901. Paper has a watermark:- 'Tedmonds'.business, stockbroker, kelly & allsop, kelly and allsop collection - letter to mr a allsop, bitts?

Letter dated 1/10/40 from the Lt-Col, CO 2/11 Field Regiment to notify Mrs Carkeek of the ongoing illness of her husband. The letter urges her to prepare for the worst and that if she travels to where he is hospitalised that she will not be permitted to see him.A4 photocopy of a typed notification of serious illness letter from Australian Military Forces - Southern Command, to the civilian wife.wwii, ww2, world war 2, gunner oj carkeek, bonegilla

This item is part of the Jack collection. It consists of a letter, written to a woman, Miss Sylvia Jackson, from her brother,Allen R. Jackson, who has been deployed overseas during the Second World War and three handkerchiefs, which the letter-writer as made in the field. Letter written 5th March 1941Letter, envelope and handkerchiefs (3) - Jack Collection This letter was written by A.R Jackson to his sister Sylvia Jackson on March 5th 1941. Letter addressed to East St Kilda. second world war; australia; 1941; craft; east st. kilda; letter; siblings; brother; sister; jack collection; australia

Letter 1 - Letter answering query saying correct training material has been sent. Letter from recruitment Centre in Melb. Letter 2 - from RAAF Recruiting Centre to V H Evans No. 418615 outlining training material that had been sent to him prior to training starting. Refer 1760.4, Box 41 for details.Letter 1 - single sheet paper, standard form of blue writing and typed in black on one side only. Paper yellow in colour. Letter 2 - Letter on yellow paper, folded twice. Type in black and large tear along fold. Single sheet with the type only on one side.Letter 1 - name of applicant and description of items sent. Letter 2 - Quote reference "694" and signed by Senior Education Officer.raaf recruitment, training, ww2

Legatee J.R. Hall has written to the Hon Secretary Legatee E.P. Evans regarding the price paid for dinners by Legatees not being sufficient to meet the cost of the dinner. 'The money has to come from somwhere!' Legatee Evans letter to Legatee J.R. Hall is one of support for Legatee Halls' suggestion to overcome the problem. An example of Legatees resolving problems through formal, documented letters.White foolscap letter on letterhead and yellow foolscap file copy of a letter. 00836.1 Letter 31st July, 1969, letterhead, blue Legacy symbol top left hand corner. 00836.2 Letter 15th July 1969 is a copy of the original letter.speakers, programme committee, legatee event