Printed copy of testimonials of Geo. Albert Pethard R.H.A. submitted by: B.G. Humfrey, Major Commanding C./14th R.A. - F.G.E. Warren, Lt. Col. R. A. Late Commanding C/B. R.H.A. - J. Ross Murray M.D. Surgeon Major, In Medical Charge, R.A. Division. - T. Langrish, Q.M.R.H.A. Acting Adjt. R.A. Rawal Pindi, Dn. - G. A. Wilson, Capt. Station Staff Officer. Dated Ootacamund, 29th July 1880. Also a handwritten copy of radio broadcast by 3BO 26/09/57 at 10.20 pm.albert pethard, vi cattanach

Bendigo Town Hall - Copy of a photograph donated by Vi Cattanach, taken by Robert Huxtable a keen amateur photograph who lived at Epsom at the time 1889-1983.bendigo, buildings, bendigo town hall

copy of original : image shows Huntly bus, two men in front, at least 3 in cabin behind. Huntly is printed on the passsenger side. Two men sitting on top, one man standing rear of bus. On back : vehicle made from chassis of T. model Ford and Cobb & Co. coach. Ran from Huntly to Bendigo. Received 7.4.2000 from Vi Cattanach.transport, motor vehicles, huntly bus service

Black and white (in cardboard) photograph of early Huntly bus. James Lerk 'A Cobb & Co coach body mounted on a motor truck, to serve as the Huntly to Bendigo bus. Photographed by Bartlett Bros'. Male passengers wearing suits, collars and ties, hats. Photocopy of reverse inscription, dated Bendigo Oct 1st 1926, reads - ' This picture represents an old Cobb & Co's coach. It is over sixty years old, and ran from Castlemaine to Swan Hill in the old coaching days, and afterwards ran from Bendigo to Inglewood. It was owned by Mr Shadbolt, and was purchased from him by Mr Bannerman of Huntly near Bendigo, who had the undercarriage taken off and the body placed on a motor chassis. It now runs between Bendigo and Huntly as a daily motor transport. It has never been painted since it was made.' See Research. Portrait (scan of photocopy) of William Bannerman attached.Bartlett Brosplace, transport, early bus, huntly bus; cobb & co.; bannerman, william dougal; shadbolt, alfred;

Bendigo branch of Royal Historical Society poster advertising 4th September 1982 German Masked Ball to be held at City Hall. Sketched image by Dorothy Dempsey Carroll of Mass Tent used by Dean Backhaus on the Bendigo Goldfields.organization, club / society

Early days on Bendigo Author F.McKenzie Clarke Edited by Frank Cusack. The recollections of life on early Bendigo first appeared in the pages of the Bendigo Advertiser under the title 'The first discovery of gold at Bendigo' published by Queensberry Hill Press 86 pages. Cream colour soft cover.F. McKenzie Clarkbendigo, history, early recollections, gold mines & mining-victoria-bendigo district