Professor McCaughey was born on 12 July 1914 and died on 25 March 2005. He came to Melbourne in 1953 as Professor of New Testament Studies at the Theological Hall at Ormond College. He became Master of Ormond College in 1959, a post he held for 21 years. He was Governor of Victoria for six years from 1986.B & W profile photograph of Rev Davis McCaughey seated in an office.Rev. Davis McCaugheymccaughey, davis, ormond college, theological hall, professor of new testament studies, governor of victoria

Professor McCaughey was born on 12 July 1914 and died on 25 March 2005. He came to Melbourne in 1953 as Professor of New Testament Studies in the Theological Hall at Ormond College. He became Master of Ormond College in 1959 a post he held for 21 years. He was Governor of Victoria for six years from 1986.B & W photograph of Davis McCaughey in conversation with Warren Clarnette in his study."Davis McCaughey and Warren Clarnette c. 1986"mccaughey, davis, ormond college, governor of victoria, theological hall, professor of new testament studies, warren clarnette

Professor McCaughey was born on 12 July 1914 and died on 25 March 2005. He came to Melbourne in 1953 as Professor of New Testament Studies in the Theological Hall at Ormond College. He became Master of Ormond College in 1959 a post he held for 21 years. He was Governor of Victoria for six years from 1986.B & W profile photograph of Rev Davis McCaughey seated in an office.D McCaughey 12/2/1986 page 17mccaughey, davis, ormond college, governor of victoria, theological hall, professor of new testament studies

Professor McCaughey was born on 12 July 1914 and died on 25 March 2005. He came to Melbourne in 1953 as Professor of New Testament Studies in the Theological Hall at Ormond College. He became Master of Ormond College in 1959 a post he held for 21 years. He was Governor of Victoria for six years from 1986.B & W photograph of Davis McCaughey in conversation with Warren Clarnette in his study. "Davis McCaughey and Warren Clarnette C&N 12.2/1986 pages 18-19"mccaughey, davis, ormond college, governor of victoria, theological hall, professor of new testament studies, warren clarnette

The Lord Mayor of Melbourne, Councillor Winsome McCaughey, signs the visitor's book before attending the Blind Members Council annual general meeting. Council member Betty Ross stands beside her.1 black and white photograph of Winsome McCaughey and Jean RossThe Right Honourable the Lord Mayor Cr. Winsome McCaughey signing visitor's book, Ky BM AN Meeting 1989. With Mrs Jean Ross, BM Councilassociation for the blind, winsome mccaughey, betty ross, blind members council

Professor McCaughey was born on 12 July 1914 and died on 25 March 2005. He came to Melbourne in 1953 as Professor of New Testament Studies in the Theological Hall at Ormond College. He became Master of Ormond College in 1959 a post he held for 21 years. He was Governor of Victoria for six years from 1986.B & W photograph of Professor McCaughey lecturing to students John Petrie and Ben Seipolt at Ormond College in c.1958. "Lecture Ormond Prof D McCaughey with John Petrie, Ben Seipolt"mccaughey, davis, ormond college, governor of victoria, theological hall, professor of new testament studies, john petrie, ben seipolt

Letter thanking Robin Boyd for sending him a copy of 'Living in Australia', and for including McCaughey Crt in the book, and for all he has done for Ormond College.

Governor-General Dr Davis McCaughey meets a guest after he officially opens Low Vision Resource Centre.2 black and white and 1 colour photograph of Dr Davis McCaughey80%association for the blind, dr davis mccaughey

Professor McCaughey was born on 12 July 1914 and died on 25 March 2005. He came to Melbourne in 1953 as Professor of New Testament Studies in the Theological Hall at Ormond College. He became Master of Ormond College in 1959 a post he held for 21 years. He was Governor of Victoria for six years from 1986.B & W photograph of Rev Davis McCaughey seated in an office."C&N 12/2/1986 p.19"mccaughey, davis, ormond college, governor of victoria, theological hall, professor of new testament studies

Index, ill, p.144.A biography of Samuel McCaugheywool industry - australia, irrigation - australia

Reverend Dr. J. Davis McCaughey (12/07/1914 - 25/03/2005) was ordained in 1942 in Northern Ireland. He served at the YMCA, Fisherwick Belfast, United Kingdom, Professor of New Testament Studies at the Theological Hall, Master of Ormond College and retired in 1979. In 1986 he became Governor of Victoria, an office he held for six years. Rev Ian Steer: b.1929; ordained 1959 at Norlane United Charge; 1963 Broadmeadows Task Force; 1972 chaplain Essendon Grammar; 1985 Sunbury-BullaB & W photograph of Rev Dr Davis McCaughey standing between Rev Ian Steer and Mrs Jean McCaughey."Dr and Mrs McCaughey Rev Ian Steer Reg News 20 December"mccaughey, davis, rev., presbyterian minister, theological hall, ormond college, governor of victoria, rev ian steer, jean mccaughey, presbyterian, minister

Three panels with references to First Nation People, Creek & Industrial ThemesSunshine Magistrate Court Sculpture Commission, Title: "Vertical Paddock", Artist: Kate McCaughey, Date: October 1999sunshine magistrates court, foundry road, sunshine

Speech given by Dr Davis McCaughey at the launch of Geoffrey Serles's biography of Robin Boyd at Ormond Chapel on 21 November, 1995. Sent as a letter to Patricia.Four pages speech in envelope to Patricia Davies.Patricia Davies (formerly Boyd) has written on envelope the contents of this envelope.

Dr Davis McCaughey gave the address at the private funeral of Robin Boyd at Ormond Chapel (which Boyd designed) on 18 October 1971. This is the text of his address.Five page speech in envelope to Patricia Davies. Photocopy and carbon copy. Accompanied by a With Compliments not signed "As promised Davis'.Patricia Davies (formerly Boyd) has written on envelope the contents of this envelope.

The first article 'Robin Boyd dies, aged 52' contains an announcement of Robin Boyd's death and summarises his career. The second article, 'Achievements of a lifetime', is written by Patrick McCaughey, and the third article, 'A friend remembers', is written by Neil Clerehan. Each pays tribute to Robin Boyd in a different way. First of three articles.walsh st library, robin boyd, tribute

The first article 'Robin Boyd dies, aged 52' contains an announcement of Robin Boyd's death and summarises his career. The second article, 'Achievements of a lifetime', is written by Patrick McCaughey, and the third article, 'A friend remembers', is written by Neil Clerehan. Each pays tribute to Robin Boyd in a different way. First of three articles.walsh st library, robin boyd, tribute

Reverend Dr. J. Davis McCaughey (12/07/1914 - 25/03/2005) was ordained in 1942 in Northern Ireland. He served at the YMCA, Fisherwick Belfast, United Kingdom, Professor of New Testament Studies at the Theological Hall, Master of Ormond College and retired in 1979. In 1986 he became Governor of Victoria, an office he held for six years.B & W photograph of Rev Professor Davis McCaughey seated at the podium with Justice Elizabeth Evatt at the ACC 29th General Meeting held in Adelaide."ACC 29th General Meeting Adelaide Justice Elizabeth Evatt addressed the meeting on the report on Human Relationships. Chairman of the session was the Rev Professor Davis McCaughey. Photo Rollason ACC"mccaughey, davis, rev., presbyterian minister, theological hall, ormond college, governor of victoria, justice elizabeth evatt

xix, 453 p., 1 folded leaf, [8] p. of plates : ill. (some col.), ports. (some col.) ; 25 cm.non-fictionThe stories of the acheivements, friends and adversaries, changing roles and expectations, imagery and daily life of each of the Colonial Governors of Victoria starting with La Trobe in 1839 to 1854 and ending up with Lord Brassey who held the position from 1895 to 1900.governors -- victoria -- biography, victoria -- politics and government -- 1834-1900

Reverend Dr. J. Davis McCaughey (12/07/1914 - 25/03/2005) was ordained in 1942 in Northern Ireland. He served at the YMCA, Fisherwick Belfast, United Kingdom, Professor of New Testament Studies at the Theological Hall, Master of Ormond College and retired in 1979. In 1986 he became Governor of Victoria, an office he held for six years.B & W photograph of Rev Dr Davis McCaughey seated in an office.mccaughey, davis, rev., presbyterian minister, theological hall, ormond college, governor of victoria

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Sir Samuel McCaughey was a state officeholder, specifically the Lieutenant‑Governor of Victoria. The Governor of Victoria is the Queen / King’s representative in the State of Victoria and is a state level constitutional and ceremonial role. Constitutional duties include giving Royal Assent to Victorian laws, appointing the Premier and Ministers, opening and dissolving Parliament, acting on the advice of the Victorian Government, and ensuring stable, lawful government in the state. Ceremonial duties include attending civic events, visiting suburbs, towns, schools, and community organisations, opening public buildings and infrastructure, presenting awards and honours, supporting charities and volunteer groups. These photographs taken by The Advocate in 1990, when Governor McCaughey and his wife made an official visit to Sunshine. They were welcomed to Sunshine by the Mayor Cr. Don McKay and mayoress Mrs. Isobel McKay. Also at the reception was scouts and guides from Sunshine and Deer Park. The Sunshine North Secondary College Band played in the foyer to welcome the Governor and his wife. After the reception, the party was then taken to The Hunt Club, where the Governor laid the foundation brick for new pottery kiln. They then moved to the Albion Explosive Factory where the new project plans were explained to them. They then moved to Cranwell Park to lay a memorial plaque before travelling to Marie Mill Community Hall and the Living Museum of the West.Governor and Lieutenant‑Governor visits to suburbs like Albion, Braybrook, Maribyrnong, St. Albans and Sunshine were important civic events because they connected local communities to the highest levels of Victoria’s constitutional and ceremonial leadership.Governor McCaughey at Sunshine 321.2samuel mccaughey, sunshine, don mckay, isobel mckay, the hunt club and community arts centre, albion explosive factory, ballarat road, deer park, cranwell park, cranwell street, braybrook, marie mill community centre, randall street, living museum of the west, maribyrnong

The Queen’s Guide (Girl Guides) and Governor’s Award / Queen’s Scout (Boy Scouts) were the highest youth honours in their respective movements. In Victoria, these awards were traditionally presented by the Victorian Governor at formal ceremonies held at Government House. These presentations symbolised civic leadership, service, and the connection between youth organisations and the State. The Governor at the time of this ceremony was Sir Brian Murray and the Lieutenant‑Governor was Sir James Gobbo. These ceremonies were often performed by either the Governor or the Lieutenant‑Governor, depending on scheduling. Mrs. McCaughey was the wife of the previous Governor Professor Davis McCaughey.The Governer and Mrs McCaughey At Home Queens guide And Queen Scout Presentation Saturday 2nd May 1987 at 10:15am Government House Melbourne This card should be presented on enteringscout, scouting

Reverend Dr. J. Davis McCaughey (12/07/1914 - 25/03/2005) was ordained in 1942 in Northern Ireland. He served at the YMCA, Fisherwick Belfast, United Kingdom, Professor of New Testament Studies at the Theological Hall, Master of Ormond College and retired in 1979. In 1986 he became Governor of Victoria, an office he held for six years.(F455-1) seated at table; (F455-2) head and body seated; (F455-3) head and body standing; (F455-4) seated at desk; (F455-5) seated at desk; (F455-6) head and body seated; (F455-7) head and body seated.(F455-1) "ACC 29th General Meeting Adelaide Justice Elizabeth Evatt addressed the meeting on the report on Human Relationships. Chairman of the session was the Rev Professor Davis McCaughey. Photo Rollason ACC"; (F455-2) no details; (F455-3) "Dr and Mrs McCaughey Rev Ian Steer Reg News 20 December"; (F455-4) "Rev Dr. Davis McCaughey"; (F455-5) "HE Dr Davis McCaughey, AC Governor of Victoria C&N 22/7/1987 page 19"; (F455-6) "Please return to C&N Credit Roger Mitchell Church and Nation C&N Feb 86 page1 front cover"; (F455-7) "C&N 12/2/1986 page 17".mccaughey, davis, rev., presbyterian minister, theological hall, ormond college, governor of victoria

A photo of H.E. Dr. Davis McCaughey, Governor General of Victoria and it's full size negative. Perhaps it was used for promotion as the Governor of Victoria is the patron of Legacy. It came from a Legacy envelope marked "P3 Fund Raising" in red pen, with assorted photos of fundraising events, including appeal tins in different years and a charity concert, and a marathon run by WO2 Mike Hoffman (some are items 00433 to 0438).A record of relationship with the Governor of Victoria.Black and white photo of the Governor and it's negative.S/S 4 in pencil on reverse. Label says: "Our Patron H.E. Dr. Davis McCaughey, Governor General of Victoria 1986"fundraising, governor of victoria, patron

This plaque commemorates the official opening of an occasional child care centre and pre-school in South St, Wodonga in 1989 by the Governor of Victoria Dr. Davis McCaughey. With strong population growth in Wodonga community services had expanded rapidly throughout the 1980s. The first child minding centre had opened in 1975. BY 1987 Upper Murray Family Care provided full-day family day care and occasional care and there were also 2 private child care centres. By 1986 there were 350 full-time places and 75 part-time places, but pre-schools were unable to fill the demand for another 511 applicants. This new facility helped to ease a little of the problem. As well as the inscription included here, the name of the Mayor, all members of the Wodonga Council, City Engineer, Architect and Builder are listed on the plaque.This item illustrates an important development in the provision of pre-school and child care services in Wodonga.A bronze rectangular plaque with detailed inscription, designed to be attached to the wall of a building. There is a hole in each corner for bolts to be inserted. The text is raised above the surface of the plaque. It features the symbol of the shield of the Rural City of Wodonga in the top left corner.fiction"RURAL CITY OF WODONGA WODONGA OCCASIONAL CHILD CARE CENTRE AND SOUTH STREET PRE-SCHOOL CENTRE OFFICIALLY OPENED BY HIS EXCELLENCY DR. DAVIS MCCAUGHEY, A.C., GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA ON 9TH DAY OF MAY 1989child care facilities wodonga, children's services wodonga, pre-schools wodonga