Blue Foolscap printed Government document outlinging an additional polling place for the Mining District of Ballaarat.goldfields act, j.h. kay, ballaarat mining district, ballarat, james forester sullivan

Blue foolscap printed order in council under the Gold Fields Act.mining, j.h. kay, goldfields act, j.b. humffray, polling places, voting, creswick, buninyong, ballarat, smythe's creek, blackwood, steiglitz

Copies of typed transcripts of letters between Boyd and Mary Cunninghame, settlers in Gippsland, and members of the Cunninghame family in Scotland in the mid 19th. Centurysettlers

Announcement of election 3 Aug 1991together with a list of polling places and details about candidates.Announcement of election 3 Aug 1991together with a list of polling places and details about candidates.elections., city of nunawading, mcphee, peter, plummer, jan

The format of this Poll Book indicates that it could be used in any polling in any electoral district in Australia, either State or Federal. Similar booklets may have been used in the Warrnambool area.This booklet is of minor interest as a sample of a Poll Book that was used in elections (perhaps in the Warrnambool area) in the mid 20th century. It can be used for display.This is a booklet of ten pages. It has a cover with black printing. The cover, once coloured pink but now faded, is completely detached. The pages are ruled with red lines but there are no entries.Poll Bookhistory of warrnambool, poll book, warrnambool

Kellett Family 1. Edward Kellett and family. Family Group Record from Ancestry.com The Herald 20 February 1919 assisted with migrants 2. Edward Allan Kellett from Ancestry.com 3. Copy of Registration of Deaths Edward Kellett 4. Photocopy of Polling Place Surrey Hills 1905 5. Notice of sale of furniture from “Yielima” 18 March 1919 followed by sale of property on 19 February 1919. Taken from Trove listed in The Age. edward kellett, yielima

This file contains 1 item: 1/The Local Government Act, First Report of the Assistant Commissioner of Roads and Bridges, printed by order of the Victorian Legislative Assembly on 08/03/1865. The document is the first annual report of John Steavenson, Assistant Commissioner of Roads and Bridges under s330 of the Local Government Act no. 176 (1863), and relates to transactions which took place from 02/09/1863 to 31/12/1864. The report outlines operations carried out by the Department of Roads and Bridges in this period. In the Glen Eira area this includes: separating electoral subdivisions of single districts (Moorabbin), adding detached portions of territory to road districts and shires (Caulfield), appointing of and altering in polling places, appointing of polling places for ridings of shires and subdivisions of road districts (Moorabbin), preparing and transmitting of forms of books also of pro forma accounts for guidance of local bodies in keeping their accounts, appointment of main roads, construction of a main road, ‘Dandenong’, in the Caulfield and Gardiner districts, proclaiming of Common Toll Roads, names of and security given by Managers of Common Toll Roads. The report also gives some information about the Shire of Caulfield, which contained 24 road districts and 340 rate payers in 8¼ square miles, and the Shire of Moorabbin, which contained 62 road districts and 713 rate payers in 30 square miles.local government act, assistant commissioner of roads and bridges, legislative council, caulfield historical soceity, steavenson john, sullivan j. f. the honourable, caulfield, moorabbin, road districts, point nepean road, nepean highway, dandenong road, princes highway, brown edwin, osher joseph, cosgrove john, ferres john, roads and bridges offices, caulfield roads district, moorabbin roads district, road construction and maintenance, roads and streets, acts of parliament