The donor was a former captain of the Emerald Golf Club. Archibald & W. Moffat's grocery store was a significant business in early Emerald, selling groceries to the local community.This photograph captures the townscape of Emerald during the town's early growth phase, featuring a significant local institution.Black and white photograph depicting an unpaved road with buildings on either side; the building in the foreground on the right has a porch and people standing in front of it. On the left, buildings are in the distant background. Tall trees rise in the background on the right, with more distant trees visible further behind on the left. An individual appears to be walking down the road in the distance.Annotation: "Moffats Store 1900 / Cr Beaconsfield Road & Main Rd / Then Paternoster Rd"1900s, emerald, commerce, w. moffatt

This plan is associated with former Ballarat School of Mines Student Richard Squire (1875-1876). Gift of the Squire FamilyParish Plan of Doroq in black ink printed on cream paper. It includes the township of Inverleigh and Barwon Rover. Some of the names on the plan are William McRobie, William MacRobie, Thomas Russell, W.C. Smith, John Bell, J. Moffatt, Thomas Moffatt, John Anderson, George Synnot, Charles Lloyd, William MacRobie, J. Flack, Alexander Campell, T. Maher, William Berthon. Thomas Jewell, James Carstairs, D. MCInnerney, F.H. Holland, Robert Morrison17 7/9 18 9 miles handwritten in pencil Photo lithographed at the Department of Lands and Survey Melbourne by T. E. McGauran 28.6.11 Price 1/-carrunge-murnong, murdeduke, carrah, shelford, inverleigh, barwon river, hesse, wingeel, george russell, george russell's pre-emptive section, john moffatt, w. c. smith, macrobie, john bell, thomas russell, t.f. mcgauran

This recipe book has been compiled by Mrs W. Moffatt to raise funds for the Wickliffe Hall Improvement Fund (1915). Wickliffe is a small town in Western Victoria situated on the banks of the Hopkins River on the Glenelg Highway 100 kilometres from Warrnambool. Jessie Moffatt (nee McLellan) married William Moffatt in 1885 and died in 1938. William Moffatt leased the Berrambool Estate near Wickliffe in 1893, bought it in 1903 and the Moffatts lived there until their deaths in the 1930s. This recipe book is of interest because of its social history, telling us what recipes were popular in the early 1900s and the use made of a recipe book to raise funds for local community projects. The book is also of interest because it is an example of the voluntary work done by a woman in the Western District in the early 20th century. The book is also of interest because the names of some of those who contributed the recipes are listed and many of them have local connections. The Warrnambool names listed include Williams and McCormick. This is a soft cover book of 149 pages. The cover is grey with dark blue lettering and some ornamental patterning. The book contains over 1400 recipes and many advertisements for businesses in Victoria at the back and front of the book. There are two loose sheets of paper with recipes. The binding has come apart and has been loosely mended with adhesive tape. The cover and some of the pages are a little tattered. jessie and william moffatt of berrambool, history of warrnambool

George Tibbits, University of Melbourne. Faculty of Architecture, Building and Town & Regional PlanningIndex system that support the research for Beechworth : historical reconstruction / [by] George Tibbits ... [et al]Arranged by street names of BeechworthEach index card includes: street name and number of property, image of property, allotment and section number, property owners and dates of ownership, description of the property according to rate records, property floor plan with dimensions.beechworth, george tibbitsbeechworth, george tibbits

Colour Parish Plan of Corindhap, County of Grenville, and a report on the Parish.corindhap, dereel, warrambine, kuracaruc, commeralghip, rokewood, kuruc-a-ruc, w. elder, william elder, john thornly, robert cullen, davis aitcheson, robert gidney, john elder, w. barnard, anton trende, thomas hill, george hobson, h. reynolds, john collins, ironstone quarry, john jacka, patrick shanahan, murdoch mclennon, kaolinitic clay, kaolin, james holt, mary a. palmer, isaac everett, james mooney, michael cahill, fred benjamin, george hopkins, david houghton, john quarrell, j. camm, james macdonald, john thornley, break of day gully, john wilson, thomas middleton, alexander mcpherson, joseph coldwell, h. brand, pereverance co, puddling mils, mary a. stanbrook, c.w. stanbrook, eliza byrnes, james byrnes, j. maw, wallace douglas, john moffatt

This souvenir was organised by H.M. Leggo & Co. and presented to the citizens of Bendigo to honour men from the factory who enlisted. It also pays tribute to Prime Minister William Morris Hughes (The Little Digger). The photograph on the back features the first group of volunteers to enlist in WW1 from H M Leggo & Co. On the inside, an Honour Roll lists the following men from H M Leggo & Co who joined the AIF: A.R. Hall *, W. Smith *, R. Hart *, W. Inglefinger *, E. Dumble, J. Hanlon, V. Jeffrey, A. Bolitho, E.P. Bazeley, H. Moffatt, A. Rogers, T. Morley, G. Hargreaves, H. Ruff, J. McGibbon, R. Davies, E. Slattery, H. Berry, H. Jason, T. Edwards, Bert Molloy, P. Phillips, R. Henley, E. Teague, J. Doddrell, W.P.C. Leggo, E.G. Leggo, P. Prince, W. Lienhop, J. Cavannah, W. Dobbin, A. Elliott, A. Hocking, D.H. Holden, A. Harris. Names with * made the Supreme Sacrifice.Four page printed document with photographs. Printing in blue ink. Front page features a photograph of the Prime Minister of the day, W M Hughes. Internal two pages feature texts titled 'The Creed of the Digger', 'The Man of the Hour: William Morris Hughes'. An honour roll of enlistees from H.M. Leggo & Co. lists 35 names including 4 who did not return. The back page features a photograph of 15 men from Leggo's who enlisted. Men in the photograph are not named.h.m. leggo, william m. hughes', little digger, ww1, souvenir, bendigo, honour roll

The "Ammoniaphone" was developed by Dr. Carter Moffat in 1870 as an instrument to replicate the fresh Italian air and its qualities that seemed to assist with Italian vocalists. The Ammoniaphone was filled at both ends with a mixture of ammonia, hydrogen peroxide and peppermint oil, and the user inhaled the chemicals from the small tube in the centre. According to Dr. Moffatt, the Ammoniaphone was benefical to public speakers, Parliamentarians, vocalists, as well as assisting with bronchitis and consumption.Important to the collection due to its rarity and historical significance, as well as medical research capability.A long metal tube into which ammonia, hydrogen peroxide and peppermint oil were placed. The user inhaled the chemicals through the small tube in the centre of the object. It was thought to improve the voice through the inhalation of "artificial Italian air". Comes with the original box and instruction booklet."Medical Battery Co. 52 Oxford Street, London W"medical, quackery, voice alteration, consumption, ammoniaphone

People - "Main, Children; Moffatt, Nellie; Brereton, Betty; Swainston" Buildings - Town Hall Associated with - Boxing Day Picnic Parade

Hardcover w/ Dust Jacketwalsh st library

Collection of Print outs from an online project visited on 26/11/2003.B&w photographsgunai kurrnai, gunai kurnai, museum victoria, oral histories, bruce baxter, norman terrick, nicholas moffatt, max solomon, shirley firebrace, bill harrison, jason wilson, shane atkinson, eddie kneebone, rob thorpe, koori children's art

Hardcover w/ Dust JacketSmall card to Mr Davies from Sandra Moffatt (19/3)walsh st library

5th Box Hill Scouts ---- Group Committee 1965B&w photoscouts, powell> d. (mr.), stubbs> j. (mr.), kilner> - (mrs.), couche> r. (mr.), bright> j. (mr.), darmody> k. (mr.), falconer> - (mrs.), jackson> k. (mr.), moffatt> c. (mr.), hurle> - (mrs.), bennett> ken (mr.), rackham> - (mrs.), ritter> d. (mr.), barrie> e. (mr.), rowell> n. (mr.), hurle> a. (mr.), talbett> marie (mrs.), prudden> h. (mr.), verity> r. (mr.), jackson> - (mrs.), jackson> a. (mr.), hunter> w. (mr.), owen> w. (mr.), frost> s. (mr.)

William Moffatt, Orchardist and familywilliam moffatt, orchardist, blackburn