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Warrnambool and District Historical Society Inc.
Book, Original document Concert W Town Hall show Night, 1902

... ...louis bayer...In 1896-7 Louis Bayer was the musical director at the Warrnambool Industrial and Art Exhibition, writing the Cantata for the opening ceremony and directing over 60 performances, including 22 operas and many concerts. ...This programme is of great significance as it featured a 1902 concert conducted by Louis Bayer, one of the most important musical identities in Warrnambool’s history. younger & co, warrnambool history of warrnambool louis bayer These are two sheets of green-coloured paper folded in two to make eight pages. ...

This is a programme of a concert called ‘The All Nations Night’ staged by the Warrnambool Orchestral Society and held in the Warrnambool Town Hall on Show Night, November 13th 1902. The conductor was Louis Bayer (1857-1907). Born in Germany, Bayer came to Warrnambool in 1891 and with his wife taught piano, violin, orchestration and singing and established the Warrnambool Orchestral Society. In 1896-7 Louis Bayer was the musical director at the Warrnambool Industrial and Art Exhibition, writing the Cantata for the opening ceremony and directing over 60 performances, including 22 operas and many concerts. Bayer was a composer and wrote several operas including one called ‘Federation’. Bayer’s wife was an accompaniste at this ‘All Nations Night’ concert and his son, Otto was the horn player. The concert featured the soloists, Nellie McClelland, Lucy Meares, W.D. Thomson and D. Williams. The concert may have been sponsored by Youngers Stores. This large department store was established in 1888 and closed in the 1980s. This programme is of great significance as it featured a 1902 concert conducted by Louis Bayer, one of the most important musical identities in Warrnambool’s history. These are two sheets of green-coloured paper folded in two to make eight pages. The printed material is in black type. The pages include the concert programme, a list of members of the orchestra and several advertisements for Youngers Stores. The front page has the concert title (‘The All Nations Night’) in a text box bordered by a floral pattern. The pages are a little torn at the edges. younger & co, warrnambool, history of warrnambool, louis bayer
Warrnambool and District Historical Society Inc.
Programme, Western District Orchestra, 1904

... ...louis bayer...Louis Bayer (1857-1907) was born in Germany and came to Warrnambool in 1891. ...Louis Bayer (1857-1907) was born in Germany and came to Warrnambool in 1891. ...

This is the programme of a concert staged by the Warrnambool Orchestral Society, probably in 1904, in the Warrnambool Town Hall. As well as the Warrnambool Orchestra conducted by Louis Bayer, the concert featured Watkin Mills, Eduard Parlovitz and the Western District Orchestra. Louis Bayer (1857-1907) was born in Germany and came to Warrnambool in 1891. With his wife he taught piano, violin, orchestration and singing and established the Warrnambool Orchestral Society. Bayer was the Musical Director of the 1896-7 Warrnambool Industrial and Art Exhibition, composing the Cantata for the opening ceremony and directing over 60 musical performances, including 22 operas and many concerts. Bayer was a composer and produced many operas, including one called ‘Federation’. Robert Watkin-Mills (1849-1930) was the leading English bass baritone concert performer of his time. He was successful in Britain, U.S.A. and Canada and moved to Canada in 1914. He toured Australia in 1904 and again in 1905. Eduard Parlovitz was a distinguished Polish pianist. This programme is of great significance as an example of a 1904 concert produced under the direction of Louis Bayer, one of the most important musicians in Warrnambool’s history. The concert also featured two internationally-known artists, demonstrating that in 1904 Warrnambool was a venue for the top musicians of the day. These are two sheets of paper folded to make one cover and four pages of printed material. The cover is pink with borders, some ornamental, forming the text boxes that separate the concert information from advertisements for two Warrnambool businesses. The programme details are printed on the white paper inside the cover and include two advertisements. The programme has been stapled but the metal staple has been removed. The programme is slightly torn on the cover edges. warrnambool orchestral society, louis bayer, robert watkin-mills, eduard parlovitz
Warrnambool and District Historical Society Inc.
Programme, Original D Symphonic concert Town Hall July 10 1902, 1902

... ...louis bayer...The conductor was Louis Bayer (1857-1907). Born in Germany, Bayer came to Warrnambool in 1891 and, with his wife, Eleanor, taught piano. violin, orchestration and singing and established the Warrnambool Orchestral Society. ...This programme is of great significance as it features a concert conducted by Louis Bayer, one of the most important musicians in Warrnambool’s history. warrnambool orchestral society louis bayer history of warrnambool This is a yellow-coloured piece of paper folded in two to make four pages. ...

This is a programme of a concert called ‘Grand Symphonic Concert and Irish Ballad Night’ staged by the Warrnambool Orchestral Society at the Warrnambool Town Hall on July 10th 1902. The conductor was Louis Bayer (1857-1907). Born in Germany, Bayer came to Warrnambool in 1891 and, with his wife, Eleanor, taught piano. violin, orchestration and singing and established the Warrnambool Orchestral Society. In 1896-7 Bayer was the musical director of the Warrnambool Industrial and Art exhibition, composing the Cantata for the opening ceremony and directing over 60 musical performances, including 22 operas and many concerts. Bayer was a composer and wrote several operas, including one called ‘Federation’. Bayer’s wife was an accompaniste at this symphonic concert and two of his sons played the horn and the drums. The soloists at this symphonic concert included Minnie Sloane, Lucy Meares and J. Robertson. This programme is of great significance as it features a concert conducted by Louis Bayer, one of the most important musicians in Warrnambool’s history. This is a yellow-coloured piece of paper folded in two to make four pages. The pages have details of the concert programme, a list of members of the orchestra, one advertisement and a front page with the concert headings in a fancy border. The pages are somewhat torn at the folds and there is heavy staining, especially on the back page. warrnambool orchestral society, louis bayer, history of warrnambool
Warrnambool and District Historical Society Inc.
Certificate - Municipal Association of Victoria: Inauguration of the Commonwealth of Australia, Sands & McDougall, 1901

... Some local well known people of the time who were contributed in various fields to the Federation spirit, include John Archibald, Willian Astley, Louis Bayer, Richard Kennedy, Walter Murdoch, and Con O'Mahony. ...Some local well known people of the time who were contributed in various fields to the Federation spirit, include John Archibald, Willian Astley, Louis Bayer, Richard Kennedy, Walter Murdoch, and Con O'Mahony. ...

This certificate is one of a number held by the Warrnambool and District Historical society which relate to the occasion of Federation of Australia , January 01/1901. Some are for social functions at the time others like this are for more formal occasions. There was a strong local vote for Federation at the referendum in 1898 with district figures 957 voting for and 146 against . By 1899 the vote had increased to 1411 yes and 39 against.. The official federation celebrations were held in Sydney and Warrnambool like towns all over Australia held celebrations. The Mayor and five of Warrnambool's councillors travelled to Sydney for the celebrations. The first federal Member of Parliament for the Warrnambool district was John Chester Manifold of "Talindert," Camperdown. Some local well known people of the time who were contributed in various fields to the Federation spirit, include John Archibald, Willian Astley, Louis Bayer, Richard Kennedy, Walter Murdoch, and Con O'Mahony. This certificate has an added link to Warrnambool in that the son of Councillor W. Henry, Victor Henry, an art student had designed and illuminated the municipal Addresses presented to the Governor general and the Duke of York. This item has historical, artistic social and interpretive significance. It links the most important event of the Federation of Australia to our city. That the art work was completed by Victor Henry, a local person is a significant claim to fame for our city. It presents an opportunity for present generations to consider local aspects of the process of the Federation of our country.Framed Certificate. Inauguration of the Commonwealth of Australia, Municipal Association of Victoria 1901. Signed by councillorsWilliam Ferguson Mayor, Giffens Russell, John Ward, John Marfell, Chas Macknight, W J Hickford, W Simpson, G S Mackay, M Saltau, H C Lawson, E J Murray William Kucks Jnr, W Henry. Small card inserted in bottom right reads With compliments of W Ferguson, Mayor.warrnambool, warrnambool history, warrnambool at federation, federation of australia, victor henry
Narre Warren and District Family History Group
Book, Narre Warren & District Family History Group Inc, Casey Cardinia Collection - Upper Beaconsfield / Dewhurst Information File, 2021

... Primary 17/09/2008 A stitch in time for a village – Nola Gregson 2/04/2008 Life in the rally fast lane – Glad Fish 12/10/2005 Church celebrates two decades 7/01/2009 Salisbury House Sojourns 20/12/2006 Sleeping giant a pot of gold 12/12/2007 Fred’s legend lives on 7/03/2007 All fired up about history – Go to Blazes 29/10/2025 Brigade Celebrates a Century 25/03/2009 Goats deliver fine rewards, no butts 6/09/2017 Upper Beac in the 30s - Don Begg 26/05/2010 101 Cheers for Gladys - Gladys Edwards 26/05/2010 Little school that could 13/02/2008 Ash Wednesday Always There 13/02/2008 Nightmare Remains Fresh 13/02/2008 Family Survives “Evil, Horrible Day” 18/01/2017 Des McKenna Made the World a Better Place 12/06/2013 Scout Chief Tracks Award - Bob Taylor UNKNOWN Windrush - property 16/04/2008 Diving Into a Life of Passion - Barry Andrewartha 13/02/2013 Glimpse Into Heart of Hell - Ash Wednesday 13/02/2013 Through the Eyes of the Survivors 13/02/2013 Hell on Earth in the Hills - Ash Wednesday 11/01/2018 Milestone for Maroons 9/07/1905 Upper Beaconsfield Community Centre - pamphlet 23/02/2022 A Day Straight From Hell - Ash Wednesday - pamphlet 26/01/2022 Carmel a “Force For Good” - Carmel McKenna 27/04/2022 Crowds Return for Service 17/07/2019 Moving With the Times 1/05/2019 Honouring the Fallen 4/01/2007 Fire Bale-Out 22/02/2023 Reflecting on the Firestorm 22/02/2023 Locals United in Aftermath 7/09/2016 Hansen Hangs up his Whistle - Rob Hansen 30/08/2023 Tribute to Camel McKenna 22/05/2024 A Taste of Family Legacy - The Carlei Winery 20/04/2015 Finally a Mark of Respect - Cecil Henry Foott 2/10/2024 100 and Tough as Nails - Alexandra Krywokulski 1/10/2025 Final Goodbyes to Bob - Bob Taylor 17/09/2025 Farewell, Mr Community - Bob Taylor 31/10/2018 Reward Our Volunteers - Malcolm Graham Relevant names relating to the articles in the folder are: 10th Field Ambulance, Ulick a'Beckett, Akhoona Park, Ken Aldred, Gertie Alers, Barry Andrewartha, Belinda Andrewartha, Phil Anning, Jessica Anstice, Arch Brown Reserve, Gordon Atkin, Joyce Attreed, Kevin Bailey, Megan Bailey, Ian Baird, Sue Baird, Simon Baldwin, Brad Battin, Henry Bayer, John Bayer, Louis Bayer, Beaconsfield Football Club, Beaconsfield Golf Club, Beaconsfield Scouts, Colin Begg, Don Begg, Flora Begg, Peg Bellair, Matt Bennett MP, Chloe Bentley, Bill Berglun, C P Berglund, J Berry, Berwick & District Garden Club, Berwick Lions Club, John Bevan, Albert Reginald (Bob) Bickham, Emily Bishop, Frances Bishop, Graeme Bishop, Hannah Bishop, Lachlan Bishop, Ryan Bishop, Tom Black, Robert Blaikie, Transport Blakistons, Nancy Boura, Geoff Brooks, Wally Brown, Buckley Ridges, Eric Bumpstead, Meg Burch, Alex Burgess, Dorothy Burgess, Road Burglund, Carl Butler, Betty Buttler, Wendy Byrne, Sr Cahill, Yvonne, Father Caldwall, Brian, David Carlei, Mary Carlei, Sergio Carlei, Carlei Winery & Microbrewery, family Carpenter, Road Carpenter, Ron Carroll, Andrew Castelli, CD Wilson and Sons, Eric Chaplin, Eric Chapman, Pauline Chauncey, Ted Clynch, Graham Cockerell, Jeanette Cockerell, Clive Colles, Dan Colles, Gwyn Colles, Simon Conn, Coonawarra vineyard, Isabelle Cooper, Miss Corder, Jane, Miss Corder, Mary, H Coulson, Bob Coventry, Anne Crawford, Critchley Parker Junior Reserve, John Crosbie, Geoff Davidson, Arthur Day, Hilary Day, Heather De Crespigny, Paul Desmond, Margaret Doolan, Lily Dowie-Crinton, Eva Dowling, Joe Dowling, Muriel Dowling, Robin Dowling, Paul Dunlop, Betty Edwards, Dick Edwards, Gladys Edwards, Harold Edwards, Maureen Edwards, Paul Edwards, Mrs Edwards, Mary, Wendy Eldridge, Dot Evans, Jim Evans, Corey Everitt, Val Ewenson, Brian Fiddes, Tara Firth, Glad Fish, Nick Fish, Bob Florance, Kath Florance, Ann Fogarty, Sarah Fogarty, Cecil Henry Foott, Helen Fyfe, Monsinor Gallagher, George Woods Memorial Rally, Les Gilpin, Ellen Glismann, Jack Glismann, Hans Glissman, John Glissman, Diane Golemark, Adam Lindsay Gordon, Malcolm Graham, George Grant, Peter Gray, Sue Gray, Nola Gregson, Dennis Griffin, Malcolm Griffin, Mark Griffin, Warwick Griffin, Captain Griffiths, Stan Hamilton, Tom Hamilton, Elinor Hansen, Fenella Hansen, Gilda Hansen, Rob Hansen, Dawn Hanson, Iain Hanson, Claud Harris, Ellen Harris, Joan Harris, Kaine Harris, Lorraine Harris, Rosetta Harris, Roy Harris, Solomon Harris, Val Harris, Penny Harris Jennings, Harris Petroleums, Roy Hayball, Nancy Heap, Peggy Heap, Samuel Heap, Bill Herman, Win Holmes, Alistair Horne, Christine Horne, Francis Michael Horne, Frank Horne, Gerard Horne, Kevin Horne, Pearl Horner, Alma Horrigan, Ern Horrigan, Mrs Horrigan, John Howard, Helen Hudson, Concie Hughes, Helen Hughes, Graham Hunter, Robert Irving, Barbara Jackson, Julie Jamieson, Johnny Nathans General Store, Kim Johns, Fred Keeble, Mrs Keeble, Russell Keeble, Graeme Kidd, Emma Kincraik, George Crabtree Kincraik, Janet Kincraik, Betty Knapton, Bill Knapton, Frank Knapton, Nancy Knapton, W J Knapton, Afraa Kori, Alexandra Krzywokulski, John Krzywokulski, Krystine Krzywokulski, Peter Krzywokulski, Ted Krzywokulski, Emily Chapman Laing, Bill Lang, Pam Larkworthy, Phillip Lewis, Sylvia Lewis, Colleen Long, Eddie (Dasha) Lowen, Andrew Ludsy, Brad Mars, John McConchie, Julie McConchie, Fay McCoubrie, David McCulloch, Janet McCulloch, Richard McCurdy, Ian McDonald, Matt McDonald, Peter McHugh, Anthony McKenna, Bernadette McKenna, Carmel McKenna, Catherine McKenna, Damien McKenna, Daniel McKenna, Danny McKenna, Desmond James (Des) McKenna, James McKenna, Jeanne McKenna, John McKenna, Josephine McKenna, Kevin McKenna, Marie McKenna, Matthew McKenna, Michael McKenna, Patrick McKenna, Paul McKenna, Phillip McKenna, Terry McKenna, Lyn McLeod, Murray McLeod, Alison Medwin, Barry Medwin, Joan Medwin, Kerry Medwin, Judy Meeking, Cr Peter Meeking, Jim (Frosty) Miller, Glad Mitchell, Val Mitchell, Montuna Golf Course, Cr Mick Morland, Lillian Morris, Maida Mossop, Mundra, Sheila Murfitt, Ron Murphy, David Myers, Doug Nathan, Johnny Nathan, Ross Neilson, Bill Noblet, Fred Noblet, Palma Noblet, David Norbury, Gloria O'Connor, Gwenda Oldmeadow, Leigh Oldmeadow, Melinda Oldmeadow, Sarah Oldmeadow, Larry Osborn, Harold Osborne, Cr Brett Owen, Will Owen, Neil Paxton, Bob Phelps, Margaret Phillips, Pine Grove Hotel, Debbie Pinney, Ian Pinney, Brian Pockett, Roy Pryor, Sue Pryor, Company Raleigh, Regina Rich, Rev Roger Rich, Mary Riddiford, Jane Rivett-Carnac, Cameron Rocke, Marianne Rocke, Bruce Rogers, Elise Ross, Eldred Royle, Captain Alex Rushall, Salisbury Guesthouse, Jamie Salter, Eva Sansom, Frank Sansom, Cambodia Santehaep, Betty Savory, Fred Savory, Helen Savory, Keith Shelton, Sue Shelton, George Silberbauer, Keira Slootjes, Fred Sluman, Barry Smith, Di Smith, Helen Smith, South West Gippsland Football League, Shaun Spencer, Ron Spinks, Nicole Sprinks, St Bedes Old Mentonians Football Club, St Francis Xavier College, St Johns Anglican Church, St Margarets Berwick Grammar, St Michaels Church, Terry Stephenson, Matt Stevic, Andrew Stoddart, Stoney Creek Brewery, Alistair Taylor, Bob Taylor, David Taylor, Eleanor Taylor, Miss Taylor, Robert Waddell (Bob) Taylor, Ron Taylor, Valerie Taylor, Teckaba Guesthouse, The Grayn Restaurant, Dennis Thistlewaite, Ian Thomas, Dave Thompson, Those Bloody McKennas, Tom Piper Ltd, Hallmon Tremberth, Millicent Tremberth, Truleen Downs Alpaca Farm, Hugh Trumble, Marcus Uhe, Vacuum Oil Co, View Hills Manor, Tom Warne, John Wells, Andrew Wencel, Campbell Westcott, Jacob Westcott, Riki White, Charles Wilson, John Wilson, Stewart Wilson, Sylvia Wilson, Trevor Wilson, Wilson Quarries, Bunny Wingle, Marie Womersley, Mark Woodbridge, Colin Wright. ...Primary 17/09/2008 A stitch in time for a village – Nola Gregson 2/04/2008 Life in the rally fast lane – Glad Fish 12/10/2005 Church celebrates two decades 7/01/2009 Salisbury House Sojourns 20/12/2006 Sleeping giant a pot of gold 12/12/2007 Fred’s legend lives on 7/03/2007 All fired up about history – Go to Blazes 29/10/2025 Brigade Celebrates a Century 25/03/2009 Goats deliver fine rewards, no butts 6/09/2017 Upper Beac in the 30s - Don Begg 26/05/2010 101 Cheers for Gladys - Gladys Edwards 26/05/2010 Little school that could 13/02/2008 Ash Wednesday Always There 13/02/2008 Nightmare Remains Fresh 13/02/2008 Family Survives “Evil, Horrible Day” 18/01/2017 Des McKenna Made the World a Better Place 12/06/2013 Scout Chief Tracks Award - Bob Taylor UNKNOWN Windrush - property 16/04/2008 Diving Into a Life of Passion - Barry Andrewartha 13/02/2013 Glimpse Into Heart of Hell - Ash Wednesday 13/02/2013 Through the Eyes of the Survivors 13/02/2013 Hell on Earth in the Hills - Ash Wednesday 11/01/2018 Milestone for Maroons 9/07/1905 Upper Beaconsfield Community Centre - pamphlet 23/02/2022 A Day Straight From Hell - Ash Wednesday - pamphlet 26/01/2022 Carmel a “Force For Good” - Carmel McKenna 27/04/2022 Crowds Return for Service 17/07/2019 Moving With the Times 1/05/2019 Honouring the Fallen 4/01/2007 Fire Bale-Out 22/02/2023 Reflecting on the Firestorm 22/02/2023 Locals United in Aftermath 7/09/2016 Hansen Hangs up his Whistle - Rob Hansen 30/08/2023 Tribute to Camel McKenna 22/05/2024 A Taste of Family Legacy - The Carlei Winery 20/04/2015 Finally a Mark of Respect - Cecil Henry Foott 2/10/2024 100 and Tough as Nails - Alexandra Krywokulski 1/10/2025 Final Goodbyes to Bob - Bob Taylor 17/09/2025 Farewell, Mr Community - Bob Taylor 31/10/2018 Reward Our Volunteers - Malcolm Graham Relevant names relating to the articles in the folder are: 10th Field Ambulance, Ulick a'Beckett, Akhoona Park, Ken Aldred, Gertie Alers, Barry Andrewartha, Belinda Andrewartha, Phil Anning, Jessica Anstice, Arch Brown Reserve, Gordon Atkin, Joyce Attreed, Kevin Bailey, Megan Bailey, Ian Baird, Sue Baird, Simon Baldwin, Brad Battin, Henry Bayer, John Bayer, Louis Bayer, Beaconsfield Football Club, Beaconsfield Golf Club, Beaconsfield Scouts, Colin Begg, Don Begg, Flora Begg, Peg Bellair, Matt Bennett MP, Chloe Bentley, Bill Berglun, C P Berglund, J Berry, Berwick & District Garden Club, Berwick Lions Club, John Bevan, Albert Reginald (Bob) Bickham, Emily Bishop, Frances Bishop, Graeme Bishop, Hannah Bishop, Lachlan Bishop, Ryan Bishop, Tom Black, Robert Blaikie, Transport Blakistons, Nancy Boura, Geoff Brooks, Wally Brown, Buckley Ridges, Eric Bumpstead, Meg Burch, Alex Burgess, Dorothy Burgess, Road Burglund, Carl Butler, Betty Buttler, Wendy Byrne, Sr Cahill, Yvonne, Father Caldwall, Brian, David Carlei, Mary Carlei, Sergio Carlei, Carlei Winery & Microbrewery, family Carpenter, Road Carpenter, Ron Carroll, Andrew Castelli, CD Wilson and Sons, Eric Chaplin, Eric Chapman, Pauline Chauncey, Ted Clynch, Graham Cockerell, Jeanette Cockerell, Clive Colles, Dan Colles, Gwyn Colles, Simon Conn, Coonawarra vineyard, Isabelle Cooper, Miss Corder, Jane, Miss Corder, Mary, H Coulson, Bob Coventry, Anne Crawford, Critchley Parker Junior Reserve, John Crosbie, Geoff Davidson, Arthur Day, Hilary Day, Heather De Crespigny, Paul Desmond, Margaret Doolan, Lily Dowie-Crinton, Eva Dowling, Joe Dowling, Muriel Dowling, Robin Dowling, Paul Dunlop, Betty Edwards, Dick Edwards, Gladys Edwards, Harold Edwards, Maureen Edwards, Paul Edwards, Mrs Edwards, Mary, Wendy Eldridge, Dot Evans, Jim Evans, Corey Everitt, Val Ewenson, Brian Fiddes, Tara Firth, Glad Fish, Nick Fish, Bob Florance, Kath Florance, Ann Fogarty, Sarah Fogarty, Cecil Henry Foott, Helen Fyfe, Monsinor Gallagher, George Woods Memorial Rally, Les Gilpin, Ellen Glismann, Jack Glismann, Hans Glissman, John Glissman, Diane Golemark, Adam Lindsay Gordon, Malcolm Graham, George Grant, Peter Gray, Sue Gray, Nola Gregson, Dennis Griffin, Malcolm Griffin, Mark Griffin, Warwick Griffin, Captain Griffiths, Stan Hamilton, Tom Hamilton, Elinor Hansen, Fenella Hansen, Gilda Hansen, Rob Hansen, Dawn Hanson, Iain Hanson, Claud Harris, Ellen Harris, Joan Harris, Kaine Harris, Lorraine Harris, Rosetta Harris, Roy Harris, Solomon Harris, Val Harris, Penny Harris Jennings, Harris Petroleums, Roy Hayball, Nancy Heap, Peggy Heap, Samuel Heap, Bill Herman, Win Holmes, Alistair Horne, Christine Horne, Francis Michael Horne, Frank Horne, Gerard Horne, Kevin Horne, Pearl Horner, Alma Horrigan, Ern Horrigan, Mrs Horrigan, John Howard, Helen Hudson, Concie Hughes, Helen Hughes, Graham Hunter, Robert Irving, Barbara Jackson, Julie Jamieson, Johnny Nathans General Store, Kim Johns, Fred Keeble, Mrs Keeble, Russell Keeble, Graeme Kidd, Emma Kincraik, George Crabtree Kincraik, Janet Kincraik, Betty Knapton, Bill Knapton, Frank Knapton, Nancy Knapton, W J Knapton, Afraa Kori, Alexandra Krzywokulski, John Krzywokulski, Krystine Krzywokulski, Peter Krzywokulski, Ted Krzywokulski, Emily Chapman Laing, Bill Lang, Pam Larkworthy, Phillip Lewis, Sylvia Lewis, Colleen Long, Eddie (Dasha) Lowen, Andrew Ludsy, Brad Mars, John McConchie, Julie McConchie, Fay McCoubrie, David McCulloch, Janet McCulloch, Richard McCurdy, Ian McDonald, Matt McDonald, Peter McHugh, Anthony McKenna, Bernadette McKenna, Carmel McKenna, Catherine McKenna, Damien McKenna, Daniel McKenna, Danny McKenna, Desmond James (Des) McKenna, James McKenna, Jeanne McKenna, John McKenna, Josephine McKenna, Kevin McKenna, Marie McKenna, Matthew McKenna, Michael McKenna, Patrick McKenna, Paul McKenna, Phillip McKenna, Terry McKenna, Lyn McLeod, Murray McLeod, Alison Medwin, Barry Medwin, Joan Medwin, Kerry Medwin, Judy Meeking, Cr Peter Meeking, Jim (Frosty) Miller, Glad Mitchell, Val Mitchell, Montuna Golf Course, Cr Mick Morland, Lillian Morris, Maida Mossop, Mundra, Sheila Murfitt, Ron Murphy, David Myers, Doug Nathan, Johnny Nathan, Ross Neilson, Bill Noblet, Fred Noblet, Palma Noblet, David Norbury, Gloria O'Connor, Gwenda Oldmeadow, Leigh Oldmeadow, Melinda Oldmeadow, Sarah Oldmeadow, Larry Osborn, Harold Osborne, Cr Brett Owen, Will Owen, Neil Paxton, Bob Phelps, Margaret Phillips, Pine Grove Hotel, Debbie Pinney, Ian Pinney, Brian Pockett, Roy Pryor, Sue Pryor, Company Raleigh, Regina Rich, Rev Roger Rich, Mary Riddiford, Jane Rivett-Carnac, Cameron Rocke, Marianne Rocke, Bruce Rogers, Elise Ross, Eldred Royle, Captain Alex Rushall, Salisbury Guesthouse, Jamie Salter, Eva Sansom, Frank Sansom, Cambodia Santehaep, Betty Savory, Fred Savory, Helen Savory, Keith Shelton, Sue Shelton, George Silberbauer, Keira Slootjes, Fred Sluman, Barry Smith, Di Smith, Helen Smith, South West Gippsland Football League, Shaun Spencer, Ron Spinks, Nicole Sprinks, St Bedes Old Mentonians Football Club, St Francis Xavier College, St Johns Anglican Church, St Margarets Berwick Grammar, St Michaels Church, Terry Stephenson, Matt Stevic, Andrew Stoddart, Stoney Creek Brewery, Alistair Taylor, Bob Taylor, David Taylor, Eleanor Taylor, Miss Taylor, Robert Waddell (Bob) Taylor, Ron Taylor, Valerie Taylor, Teckaba Guesthouse, The Grayn Restaurant, Dennis Thistlewaite, Ian Thomas, Dave Thompson, Those Bloody McKennas, Tom Piper Ltd, Hallmon Tremberth, Millicent Tremberth, Truleen Downs Alpaca Farm, Hugh Trumble, Marcus Uhe, Vacuum Oil Co, View Hills Manor, Tom Warne, John Wells, Andrew Wencel, Campbell Westcott, Jacob Westcott, Riki White, Charles Wilson, John Wilson, Stewart Wilson, Sylvia Wilson, Trevor Wilson, Wilson Quarries, Bunny Wingle, Marie Womersley, Mark Woodbridge, Colin Wright. ...

Folder containing various newspaper clippings and other informative articles about the Upper Beaconsfield / Dewhurst area. There is a table of contents at the start of the folder listing the publication dates and titles of each article. The dates the articles were published, and the titles of the articles are listed below: 7/03/2012 Town Icon is 100 - Frances Bishop 10/11/2004 Barren ground to a garden of Eden – Jim and Dot Evans 14/07/2005 Big tick given for Red Cross 8/08/2007 Farewell to a volunteer – Peg Bellair 17/11/2004 Oh, for the days in the old school yard – Upper Beac. Primary 17/09/2008 A stitch in time for a village – Nola Gregson 2/04/2008 Life in the rally fast lane – Glad Fish 12/10/2005 Church celebrates two decades 7/01/2009 Salisbury House Sojourns 20/12/2006 Sleeping giant a pot of gold 12/12/2007 Fred’s legend lives on 7/03/2007 All fired up about history – Go to Blazes 29/10/2025 Brigade Celebrates a Century 25/03/2009 Goats deliver fine rewards, no butts 6/09/2017 Upper Beac in the 30s - Don Begg 26/05/2010 101 Cheers for Gladys - Gladys Edwards 26/05/2010 Little school that could 13/02/2008 Ash Wednesday Always There 13/02/2008 Nightmare Remains Fresh 13/02/2008 Family Survives “Evil, Horrible Day” 18/01/2017 Des McKenna Made the World a Better Place 12/06/2013 Scout Chief Tracks Award - Bob Taylor UNKNOWN Windrush - property 16/04/2008 Diving Into a Life of Passion - Barry Andrewartha 13/02/2013 Glimpse Into Heart of Hell - Ash Wednesday 13/02/2013 Through the Eyes of the Survivors 13/02/2013 Hell on Earth in the Hills - Ash Wednesday 11/01/2018 Milestone for Maroons 9/07/1905 Upper Beaconsfield Community Centre - pamphlet 23/02/2022 A Day Straight From Hell - Ash Wednesday - pamphlet 26/01/2022 Carmel a “Force For Good” - Carmel McKenna 27/04/2022 Crowds Return for Service 17/07/2019 Moving With the Times 1/05/2019 Honouring the Fallen 4/01/2007 Fire Bale-Out 22/02/2023 Reflecting on the Firestorm 22/02/2023 Locals United in Aftermath 7/09/2016 Hansen Hangs up his Whistle - Rob Hansen 30/08/2023 Tribute to Camel McKenna 22/05/2024 A Taste of Family Legacy - The Carlei Winery 20/04/2015 Finally a Mark of Respect - Cecil Henry Foott 2/10/2024 100 and Tough as Nails - Alexandra Krywokulski 1/10/2025 Final Goodbyes to Bob - Bob Taylor 17/09/2025 Farewell, Mr Community - Bob Taylor 31/10/2018 Reward Our Volunteers - Malcolm Graham Relevant names relating to the articles in the folder are: 10th Field Ambulance, Ulick a'Beckett, Akhoona Park, Ken Aldred, Gertie Alers, Barry Andrewartha, Belinda Andrewartha, Phil Anning, Jessica Anstice, Arch Brown Reserve, Gordon Atkin, Joyce Attreed, Kevin Bailey, Megan Bailey, Ian Baird, Sue Baird, Simon Baldwin, Brad Battin, Henry Bayer, John Bayer, Louis Bayer, Beaconsfield Football Club, Beaconsfield Golf Club, Beaconsfield Scouts, Colin Begg, Don Begg, Flora Begg, Peg Bellair, Matt Bennett MP, Chloe Bentley, Bill Berglun, C P Berglund, J Berry, Berwick & District Garden Club, Berwick Lions Club, John Bevan, Albert Reginald (Bob) Bickham, Emily Bishop, Frances Bishop, Graeme Bishop, Hannah Bishop, Lachlan Bishop, Ryan Bishop, Tom Black, Robert Blaikie, Transport Blakistons, Nancy Boura, Geoff Brooks, Wally Brown, Buckley Ridges, Eric Bumpstead, Meg Burch, Alex Burgess, Dorothy Burgess, Road Burglund, Carl Butler, Betty Buttler, Wendy Byrne, Sr Cahill, Yvonne, Father Caldwall, Brian, David Carlei, Mary Carlei, Sergio Carlei, Carlei Winery & Microbrewery, family Carpenter, Road Carpenter, Ron Carroll, Andrew Castelli, CD Wilson and Sons, Eric Chaplin, Eric Chapman, Pauline Chauncey, Ted Clynch, Graham Cockerell, Jeanette Cockerell, Clive Colles, Dan Colles, Gwyn Colles, Simon Conn, Coonawarra vineyard, Isabelle Cooper, Miss Corder, Jane, Miss Corder, Mary, H Coulson, Bob Coventry, Anne Crawford, Critchley Parker Junior Reserve, John Crosbie, Geoff Davidson, Arthur Day, Hilary Day, Heather De Crespigny, Paul Desmond, Margaret Doolan, Lily Dowie-Crinton, Eva Dowling, Joe Dowling, Muriel Dowling, Robin Dowling, Paul Dunlop, Betty Edwards, Dick Edwards, Gladys Edwards, Harold Edwards, Maureen Edwards, Paul Edwards, Mrs Edwards, Mary, Wendy Eldridge, Dot Evans, Jim Evans, Corey Everitt, Val Ewenson, Brian Fiddes, Tara Firth, Glad Fish, Nick Fish, Bob Florance, Kath Florance, Ann Fogarty, Sarah Fogarty, Cecil Henry Foott, Helen Fyfe, Monsinor Gallagher, George Woods Memorial Rally, Les Gilpin, Ellen Glismann, Jack Glismann, Hans Glissman, John Glissman, Diane Golemark, Adam Lindsay Gordon, Malcolm Graham, George Grant, Peter Gray, Sue Gray, Nola Gregson, Dennis Griffin, Malcolm Griffin, Mark Griffin, Warwick Griffin, Captain Griffiths, Stan Hamilton, Tom Hamilton, Elinor Hansen, Fenella Hansen, Gilda Hansen, Rob Hansen, Dawn Hanson, Iain Hanson, Claud Harris, Ellen Harris, Joan Harris, Kaine Harris, Lorraine Harris, Rosetta Harris, Roy Harris, Solomon Harris, Val Harris, Penny Harris Jennings, Harris Petroleums, Roy Hayball, Nancy Heap, Peggy Heap, Samuel Heap, Bill Herman, Win Holmes, Alistair Horne, Christine Horne, Francis Michael Horne, Frank Horne, Gerard Horne, Kevin Horne, Pearl Horner, Alma Horrigan, Ern Horrigan, Mrs Horrigan, John Howard, Helen Hudson, Concie Hughes, Helen Hughes, Graham Hunter, Robert Irving, Barbara Jackson, Julie Jamieson, Johnny Nathans General Store, Kim Johns, Fred Keeble, Mrs Keeble, Russell Keeble, Graeme Kidd, Emma Kincraik, George Crabtree Kincraik, Janet Kincraik, Betty Knapton, Bill Knapton, Frank Knapton, Nancy Knapton, W J Knapton, Afraa Kori, Alexandra Krzywokulski, John Krzywokulski, Krystine Krzywokulski, Peter Krzywokulski, Ted Krzywokulski, Emily Chapman Laing, Bill Lang, Pam Larkworthy, Phillip Lewis, Sylvia Lewis, Colleen Long, Eddie (Dasha) Lowen, Andrew Ludsy, Brad Mars, John McConchie, Julie McConchie, Fay McCoubrie, David McCulloch, Janet McCulloch, Richard McCurdy, Ian McDonald, Matt McDonald, Peter McHugh, Anthony McKenna, Bernadette McKenna, Carmel McKenna, Catherine McKenna, Damien McKenna, Daniel McKenna, Danny McKenna, Desmond James (Des) McKenna, James McKenna, Jeanne McKenna, John McKenna, Josephine McKenna, Kevin McKenna, Marie McKenna, Matthew McKenna, Michael McKenna, Patrick McKenna, Paul McKenna, Phillip McKenna, Terry McKenna, Lyn McLeod, Murray McLeod, Alison Medwin, Barry Medwin, Joan Medwin, Kerry Medwin, Judy Meeking, Cr Peter Meeking, Jim (Frosty) Miller, Glad Mitchell, Val Mitchell, Montuna Golf Course, Cr Mick Morland, Lillian Morris, Maida Mossop, Mundra, Sheila Murfitt, Ron Murphy, David Myers, Doug Nathan, Johnny Nathan, Ross Neilson, Bill Noblet, Fred Noblet, Palma Noblet, David Norbury, Gloria O'Connor, Gwenda Oldmeadow, Leigh Oldmeadow, Melinda Oldmeadow, Sarah Oldmeadow, Larry Osborn, Harold Osborne, Cr Brett Owen, Will Owen, Neil Paxton, Bob Phelps, Margaret Phillips, Pine Grove Hotel, Debbie Pinney, Ian Pinney, Brian Pockett, Roy Pryor, Sue Pryor, Company Raleigh, Regina Rich, Rev Roger Rich, Mary Riddiford, Jane Rivett-Carnac, Cameron Rocke, Marianne Rocke, Bruce Rogers, Elise Ross, Eldred Royle, Captain Alex Rushall, Salisbury Guesthouse, Jamie Salter, Eva Sansom, Frank Sansom, Cambodia Santehaep, Betty Savory, Fred Savory, Helen Savory, Keith Shelton, Sue Shelton, George Silberbauer, Keira Slootjes, Fred Sluman, Barry Smith, Di Smith, Helen Smith, South West Gippsland Football League, Shaun Spencer, Ron Spinks, Nicole Sprinks, St Bedes Old Mentonians Football Club, St Francis Xavier College, St Johns Anglican Church, St Margarets Berwick Grammar, St Michaels Church, Terry Stephenson, Matt Stevic, Andrew Stoddart, Stoney Creek Brewery, Alistair Taylor, Bob Taylor, David Taylor, Eleanor Taylor, Miss Taylor, Robert Waddell (Bob) Taylor, Ron Taylor, Valerie Taylor, Teckaba Guesthouse, The Grayn Restaurant, Dennis Thistlewaite, Ian Thomas, Dave Thompson, Those Bloody McKennas, Tom Piper Ltd, Hallmon Tremberth, Millicent Tremberth, Truleen Downs Alpaca Farm, Hugh Trumble, Marcus Uhe, Vacuum Oil Co, View Hills Manor, Tom Warne, John Wells, Andrew Wencel, Campbell Westcott, Jacob Westcott, Riki White, Charles Wilson, John Wilson, Stewart Wilson, Sylvia Wilson, Trevor Wilson, Wilson Quarries, Bunny Wingle, Marie Womersley, Mark Woodbridge, Colin Wright. non-fictiondewhurst (vic.), frances bishop
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum and Village
Craft - Ship Model, Arethusa, 1894

... On 18 May 1759, she was in transit from Rochefort to Brest, under the command of Louis-Philippe de Rigaud, Marquis of Vaudreuil, when she was intercepted near Audierne Bay (Baie d'Audierne) by three Royal Navy ships the Thames, Venus and Chatham. ...On 18 May 1759, she was in transit from Rochefort to Brest, under the command of Louis-Philippe de Rigaud, Marquis of Vaudreuil, when she was intercepted near Audierne Bay (Baie d'Audierne) by three Royal Navy ships the Thames, Venus and Chatham. ...

Original Ships History: Aréthuse was a French frigate, launched in 1757 during the Seven Years War between England and France. She was captured by the Royal Navy in 1759 and became the fifth-rate HMS Arethusa. She remained in Royal Navy service for twenty years until she was wrecked after being badly damaged in battle. The ship was constructed at Le Havre for privateer warfare as ”Pélerine” and soon after her launch, she was purchased by King Louis XV (1710-1774) and commissioned as Aréthuse on 21 January 1758. In June, under captain Vauquelin, she sailed through the British blockade of Louisbourg helping to defend the site before departing, again forcing the blockade. On 18 May 1759, she was in transit from Rochefort to Brest, under the command of Louis-Philippe de Rigaud, Marquis of Vaudreuil, when she was intercepted near Audierne Bay (Baie d'Audierne) by three Royal Navy ships the Thames, Venus and Chatham. She attempted to escape but after two hours, lost her topmasts and was overtaken by her pursuers. Thames and Venus engaged her with heavy fire, causing 60 casualties before the vessel surrendered. She entered service with the Royal Navy for the rest of the war, and was in service in British home waters and became responsible for the capture of several French privateer cutters. In 1777, a Scotsman James Aitken, widely known as John the Painter, was hanged from her mizzenmast for burning the Rope House at Portsmouth Royal Dockyard on 7 December 1776, to aid the struggle of American independence. The mast was struck from the ship and re-erected at the dockyard entrance so as many people as possible could watch the execution. On 17 June 1778, she fought a famous duel against the French 36-gun frigate, Belle Poule. Belle Poule was on a reconnaissance mission, along with the 26-gun Licorne, the corvette Hirondelle and the smaller Coureur when she encountered a large British squadron that included Arethusa at a point 37 km south of The Lizard. Admiral Keppel, commanding the British fleet ordered that the French ships be pursued. The captain of Belle Poule refused the order to sail back to the British fleet. The British fired a warning shot across his ship's bow, to which he responded with a full broadside. This action began a furious, two-hour battle between the two ships that resulted in the deaths of the French second captain and 30 of the crew. However, Arethusa was crippled by the loss of a mast and withdrew, allowing Belle Poule to escape. This battle was the first between British and French naval forces during the American Revolutionary War and took place around three weeks before France had made a formal declaration of war. The battle was widely celebrated in France as a victory, even inspiring a hair-style in court circles that included a model of Belle Poule. It was also viewed as a victory in Britain and became the subject of a traditional Sea shanty, The Saucy Arethusa. On 18 March 1779, under captain Charles Holmes Everitt, Arethusa engaged the French Aigrette, under Lieutenant Mortemart, sustaining considerable damage in the fight. Arethusa was wrecked the next day off Ushant, It was the fame of this Arethusa which induced the Royal Navy, during the following two centuries, to bestow the name on a further seven consecutive individual ships and two consecutive classes of cruisers. (See Provenance Sec this document for information on the makers of this model). Model ship of the 3 masted frigate the “Arethusa”, model is painted black and white with varnished deck and masts. A British flag is flown at the stern. The ship is displayed in a glass case with timber frame and 4 legged stand.Label at bottom of glass case, printed in black script on a gold strip “Model of the “Arethusa" "A famous frigate, taken from the French by the British, on the 18th of May 1759 and lost on the French coast in 1779. – Made and presented by G. Lance & P. Diggins, October 1894” flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, arethusa ship model, george lance, peter diggins, len asling, warrnambool art gallery, warrnambool exhibition, message in a bottle
Warrnambool RSL Sub Branch
Scuttling of the destroyer HMS Louis which had stranded off Suvla Bay on 31 October 1915, The scuttling of the destroyer HMS Louis

... Scuttling of the destroyer HMS Louis which had stranded off Suvla Bay on 31 October 1915....Scuttling of the destroyer HMS Louis which had stranded off Suvla Bay on 31 October 1915. ...

Photograph measures 4.5 x 6.5 cmsHand-printed annotation on reverse side reads: "A party of sailors from the Cruiser Canopus broke the Dest. Louis in halves with a charge of gun cotton. The after part sank and the for'ard portion (see here) was towed into deep water and sunk also."snape collection
Warrnambool and District Historical Society Inc.
Book, Fifty Years of Remedies Bayer 1888-1938, 1938

... Bayer's aspirin tablets were commonly used in Australia in the past. 2. Louis Bayer, prominent in Warrnambool in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a musician, music teacher and composer, was a member of the German Bayer family connected to the Bayer pharmaceutical company. ...
Remedies available from Bayer Pharmaceuticals
This is a book of 90 pages, The cover is beige with embossed white and gold printing. The spine is somewhat worn. The pages contain printed text and black and white photographs and illustrationsnon-fictionRemedies available from Bayer Pharmaceuticalsbayer company of germany, pharmaceuticals
Clunes Museum
Photograph

... LOUIS MORITZ DIED CLUNES 23.1.1895 (TALBOT ROAD). YOUNGEST SON OF COUNT MORITZ ST. MORITZ SWITZERLAND. .3 ON REVERSE "HENRY CLIFTON WILSON, EMMA MATILDA WILSON. MARRIED 1885. STUART'S GRANDFATHER & GRANDMOTHER" .4 ONE SIDE "VICTORIA CLIFTONVILLE, RUTHERGLEN. OUR HOME CHAS & MAY". OTHER SIDE "PEARL BAY...LOUIS MORITZ DIED CLUNES 23.1.1895 (TALBOT ROAD). YOUNGEST SON OF COUNT MORITZ ST. MORITZ SWITZERLAND. .3 ON REVERSE "HENRY CLIFTON WILSON, EMMA MATILDA WILSON. MARRIED 1885. STUART'S GRANDFATHER & GRANDMOTHER" .4 ONE SIDE "VICTORIA CLIFTONVILLE, RUTHERGLEN. OUR HOME CHAS & MAY". OTHER SIDE "PEARL BAY ...

.1 FRAMED MINIATURE OVAL BLACK & WHITE PHOTO BEHIND COLOURED FLORAL PAPER IN METAL FRAME UNDER GLASS. .2 BLACK & WHITE PHOTO OF CHARLES LOUIS MORITZ, SEATED ON A ROCK IN FRONT OF A SWISS CHALET. .3 SEPIA PHOTO TRIMMED AT CORNERS. WEDDING PHOTO OF HENRY WILSON AND EMMA MORITZ 1885. .4 2 PHOTOS PASTED BOTH SIDES OF CARDBOARD. ONE IS OF A FAMILY IN FRONT OF A HOUSE AND THE OTHER IS 2 LADIES AND 2 CHILDREN PICNICING IN THE BUSH..1. ON REVERSE "CHARLES LOUIS MORITZ" .2 HAND WRITTEN NOTE ATTACHED TO THE PHOTO "CHARLES LOUIS MORITZ DIED CLUNES 23.1.1895 (TALBOT ROAD). YOUNGEST SON OF COUNT MORITZ ST. MORITZ SWITZERLAND. .3 ON REVERSE "HENRY CLIFTON WILSON, EMMA MATILDA WILSON. MARRIED 1885. STUART'S GRANDFATHER & GRANDMOTHER" .4 ONE SIDE "VICTORIA CLIFTONVILLE, RUTHERGLEN. OUR HOME CHAS & MAY". OTHER SIDE "PEARL BAY GOOD FRIDAY 1819"charles louis moritz, moritz family, emma moritz, henry wilson
Expression Australia
Newsletter, The Victorian Deaf News April-May-June 1936

... george oakley, maggie cruickshank, mr and mrs frank dyble, abraham, johnston, mary retallick, allsopp, doney, l. sanders, melby allsopp, maisie reiffel, ruby mcdonald, dulcie jones, betty doyle, ludbrook, ashby, monahan, hately, bay steamesr, evans, peters empson, johnston, elsie abraham, louis mccubin, john longstaff, elsie spears jackson, anniesecombe, e. thomas, gladys bates, andrew rankine, paqualin, don wallis, damman, e. roxburgh, arthur morgan, h. r. gillett, frank williams, t. parkinson, jack boal, annie webb, davis, margaret gibson, e. r. noble, j. m. johnston, e. sturcke, emma reade, williamson, allen, mona stevens, colin johns, o. quinton, a. stokes, d. ashby, w. dunstan, roy windridge, g. thomas, c. mortimer, arthur edward raines, jean mccollough, w. mcmillin, dorothy campbell, herbert wilson, harold w. bickford, elizabeth jones, william jones, a. e. clarkson,...Published by the Deaf Committee of the Adult Deaf and Dumb Society of Victoria 'The Victorian Deaf News' Newsletter is a significant publication as an historical record giving and insight into the people, activities and events of the Deaf Community in Victoria george oakley, maggie cruickshank, mr and mrs frank dyble, abraham, johnston, mary retallick, allsopp, doney, l. sanders, melby allsopp, maisie reiffel, ruby mcdonald, dulcie jones, betty doyle, ludbrook, ashby, monahan, hately, bay steamesr, evans, peters empson, johnston, elsie abraham, louis mccubin, john longstaff, elsie spears jackson, anniesecombe, e. thomas, gladys bates, andrew rankine, paqualin, don wallis, damman, e. roxburgh, arthur morgan, h. r. gillett, frank williams, t. parkinson, jack boal, annie webb, davis, margaret gibson, e. r. noble, j. m. johnston, e. sturcke, emma reade, williamson, allen, mona stevens, colin johns, o. quinton, a. stokes, d. ashby, w. dunstan, roy windridge, g. thomas, c. mortimer, arthur edward raines, jean mccollough, w. mcmillin, dorothy campbell, herbert wilson, harold w. bickford, elizabeth jones, william jones, a. e. clarkson, Vol. 1 No. 2 (New Series) April-May-June 1936; Size 24.5cmHx18.5cmW; 20 pages The Victorian Deaf News April-May-June 1936 Newsletter ...

Published by the Deaf Committee of the Adult Deaf and Dumb Society of Victoria'The Victorian Deaf News' Newsletter is a significant publication as an historical record giving and insight into the people, activities and events of the Deaf Community in VictoriaVol. 1 No. 2 (New Series) April-May-June 1936; Size 24.5cmHx18.5cmW; 20 pagesgeorge oakley, maggie cruickshank, mr and mrs frank dyble, abraham, johnston, mary retallick, allsopp, doney, l. sanders, melby allsopp, maisie reiffel, ruby mcdonald, dulcie jones, betty doyle, ludbrook, ashby, monahan, hately, bay steamesr, evans, peters empson, johnston, elsie abraham, louis mccubin, john longstaff, elsie spears jackson, anniesecombe, e. thomas, gladys bates, andrew rankine, paqualin, don wallis, damman, e. roxburgh, arthur morgan, h. r. gillett, frank williams, t. parkinson, jack boal, annie webb, davis, margaret gibson, e. r. noble, j. m. johnston, e. sturcke, emma reade, williamson, allen, mona stevens, colin johns, o. quinton, a. stokes, d. ashby, w. dunstan, roy windridge, g. thomas, c. mortimer, arthur edward raines, jean mccollough, w. mcmillin, dorothy campbell, herbert wilson, harold w. bickford, elizabeth jones, william jones, a. e. clarkson,