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1900 Mrs Agnes Arnot and daughters
This picture was provided by Mr Norman Wright, grandson of Margaret and William McLean.
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This picture was provided by Mr Norman Wright, grandson of Margaret and William McLean.
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first ‹ previous 7 of 11 next › last 1901-09-26 Melb Punch p362 She-Politicians Open full image ↗ Source: State Library of Victoria first ‹ previous 7 of 11 next › last
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"Mr. Punch's Cavalcade: A Revue of Thirty Years" Volume 1 of 20 Volumes of "The New Punch Library" Published by The Educational Book Company Ltd. London Copyright 1934 reserved by the Proprietors of "Punch"
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From a picture provided by Mr Norman Wright, grandson of Margaret and William McLean.
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From a picture provided by Mr Norman Wright, grandson of Margaret and William McLean.
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Seated from left to right: Winnie, William, Jessie, Margaret, Eva, Douglas, Hilda
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first ‹ previous 8 of 11 next › last 1906-01-15 Melb Punch p67 Pants Open full image ↗ Source: State Library of Victoria first ‹ previous 8 of 11 next › last
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first ‹ previous 9 of 11 next › last 1906-11-22 Melb Punch p762 Wild Woman Open full image ↗ Source: State Library of Victoria first ‹ previous 9 of 11 next › last
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"Mr. Punch's Cavalcade: A Revue of Thirty Years" Volume 1 of 20 Volumes of "The New Punch Library" Published by The Educational Book Company Ltd. London Copyright 1934 reserved by the Proprietors of "Punch"
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first ‹ previous 10 of 11 next › last 1908-02-27 Melb Punch p298 Those Suffragettes Open full image ↗ Source: State Library of Victoria first ‹ previous 10 of 11 next › last
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Documentation including auction brochure with photos and plan.
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"Mr. Punch's Cavalcade: A Revue of Thirty Years" Volume 1 of 20 Volumes of "The New Punch Library" Published by The Educational Book Company Ltd. London Copyright 1934 reserved by the Proprietors of "Punch"
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Source: Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html
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Advertisement in the Church of England Messenger 2 February 1912 for W.J. Williams, chemist and optician, offering "prescriptions accurately dispensed" and "sight-testing gratis".
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Plans published in the Church of England Messsenger 25 October 1912 for a new school building at St Peter's Eastern Hill. The plans were drawn up by Mr Alexander North F.R.V.I.A. Cost projected at £5,700. The plans did not proceed.
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"Mr. Punch's Cavalcade: A Revue of Thirty Years" Volume 1 of 20 Volumes of "The New Punch Library" Published by The Educational Book Company Ltd. London Copyright 1934 reserved by the Proprietors of "Punch"
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"Mr. Punch's Cavalcade: A Revue of Thirty Years" Volume 1 of 20 Volumes of "The New Punch Library" Published by The Educational Book Company Ltd. London Copyright 1934 reserved by the Proprietors of "Punch"
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Source: Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html
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Source: Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html
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Source: Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html
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Photo of Church of England Men's Society hostel at 198 Albert Street published in the Church of England Messenger on 2 January 1914. The building is no more but the photo is readily reconciled with the building footprint outlined on the 1899 MMBW plan http://emhs.org.au/catalogue...
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"Mr. Punch's Cavalcade: A Revue of Thirty Years" Volume 1 of 20 Volumes of "The New Punch Library" Published by The Educational Book Company Ltd. London Copyright 1934 reserved by the Proprietors of "Punch"
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Source: Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/catalog.html
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The date of the picture is uncertain but in 1917 Torloisk was purchased by the Anglican religious order, the Community of the Holy Name. The property became the St Ives Private Hospital. (Ref. http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A110621b.htm)