Showing 3 items matching "spectator (pen name)"
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Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National LibraryJournal, Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library, Melbourner Bleter / Melbourne Chronicle December 1979
... ...Spectator (pen name)...Levin Sh. Benet Spectator (pen name) Journal published by the Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library, Melbourne. ...Journal published by the Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library, Melbourne. Contains essays, reviews, fiction and poetry in both English and Yiddish.44 pages, A4, Softbound, Paper covers. non-fictionJournal published by the Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library, Melbourne. Contains essays, reviews, fiction and poetry in both English and Yiddish.serge i. liberman, michael danby, w.d. rubinstein, g. goldberg, cecilia morris, arnold zable, dr. m. fershtendik, dr. ezriel naks, h. maltinski, levi shalit, w. jablonski, i. orbach, m. eysenbud, s. rabinowicz, i.m. levin, sh. benet, spectator (pen name) -
Port of EchucaColour photo and negative, 04/03/1984
... pen on P000059.3 are the words 'Belongs in Archives. Refloating Adelaide. On the boat in the photograph the name Adelaide can be seen. A coloured rectangular photograph of the P.S Adelaide being relaunched from Hopwood Gardens into the Murray River. The P.SAdelaide is being towed along earth ramp with logs beneath her and spectators ...This photograph shows the relaunching of the P.S Adelaide in 1984. The P.S Adelaide had sat in Hopwood Gardens since 1961 when the City of Echuca had bought the boat and returned it to Echuca. The relaunch involved digging a slipway down into the river, which this photograph shows. The paddle steamer was finally returned to the river on the 4th March 1984.This photograph is significant because it shows the P.SAdelaide being returned to the river after sitting in the Hopwood Gardens as a stationary exhibit . The P.S Adelaide is only one of two of the oldest known wooden hulled paddle steamers still operating in the world. The P.S Adelaide was the first paddle steamer bought by the City of Echuca. The P.S Adelaide celebrated her 150th birthday in 2016. This photograph relates to a series of images; P000060.3, P000061.3, P000062.2, P000063.3, P000070.2, P000071.A coloured rectangular photograph of the P.S Adelaide being relaunched from Hopwood Gardens into the Murray River. The P.SAdelaide is being towed along earth ramp with logs beneath her and spectators line the banks on each side of the paddle steamer.Written on the back in pen on P000059.3 are the words 'Belongs in Archives. Refloating Adelaide. On the boat in the photograph the name Adelaide can be seen.p.s adelaide, hopwood gardens, murray river-echuca, paddlesteamers -
City of Greater GeelongPhotograph - Black and White Photograph, Cyclists, End of 33 Mile Race, 1928
... Four riders can be seen with lines of spectators either side, men dressed in suits. The photograph has been written on in blue pen. The riders names are below the first three. ...pen is - 'F. Hose 1st, R. Holliday 2nd, C. Barh 3rd, F. Williams 4th (crossed out) L. Hooper 4, F. Williams 5' Black and white photograph mounted on cardboard. Four riders can be seen with lines of spectators either side, men dressed in suits. The photograph has been written on in blue pen. The riders names ...Geelong Amateur Cycling Club. Geelong Wast Cycling Club.Black and white photograph mounted on cardboard. Four riders can be seen with lines of spectators either side, men dressed in suits. The photograph has been written on in blue pen. The riders names are below the first three. An arrow is pointing to the fourth and it is written above.Written in blue pen on photograph - 'C. Bhaer, R. Holliday, F. Williams, L. Hooper'. On back in mix of pencil and black pen is - 'F. Hose 1st, R. Holliday 2nd, C. Barh 3rd, F. Williams 4th (crossed out) L. Hooper 4, F. Williams 5'
