eHive Search « Previous 1 … 543 544 545 546 Next »Victorian Historical Journal : 266 Volume 77 (2), 2006; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Bracks, Stephen Phillip (Steve), Premier of Victoria : foreword to VHJ issue 266 (part 2) / p. i-ii Russell, Edward William (Bill), President, Royal Historical Society of Victoria : introduction to VHJ issue no 266 / p. 101-105 Parkinson, Charles : 'William Foster Stawell and the making of Victoria's Constitution' (article) / p. 106-142 Waugh, John : 'The Brummagem coup: the start of self-government in Victoria' (article) / p. 143-161 Peel, Dawn : 'People empowered: the voters of Colac 1856-1857' (article) / p. 162-175 Mansfield, Peter : 'Radical liberal or responsible: Graham Berry's political career between 1877 and 1880' (article) / p. 176-193 Jones, Kate : ''Exactly on all-fours with the English precedent': establishing a Public Accounts Committee in the Antipodes' (article) / p. 194-211 Strangio, Paul : 'A constitutional crisis averted?: the demise of Governor Sir Brian Murray' (article) / p. 212-228 Dunstan, David : review of 'Naked democracy: governing Victoria 1856-2006' (exhibition curated by Robyn Annear, State Library of Victoria, 2006) / p. 229-235 Rickard, John David : review of 'The encylopedia of Melbourne' (Andrew Brown-May and Shurlee Swain eds, 2005) / p. 236-240 Garden, Don : review of 'Yarra: a diverting history of Melbourne's murky river' (Kristin Otto, 2005) / p. 241-242 Chaves, Kelly : review of 'Aboriginal Victorians: a history since 1800' (Richard Broome, 2005) / p. 242-244 Gribben, Robert : review of 'A German church in the garden of God: Melbourne's Trinity Lutheran Church 1853-2003' (Herbert D. Mees ed., 2004) / p. 244-246 Tibbits, Di : review of 'Blood matters: a social history of the Victorian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service' (Matthew Klugman, 2004) / p. 246-248 Bentley, Philip : review of 'The Pharmacy Board of Victoria: a history 1877-2005' (Janette Bornford & David Newgreen, 2005) / p. 248-250 Nadel, Dave : review of 'Fanfare: spectator culture and Australian Rules Football' (Matthew Nicholson ed., 2005) / p. 250-252 Nadel, Dave : review of 'Reading the game: an annotated guide to the literature and films of Australian Rules Football' (Tim Hogan ed., 2005) / p. 250-252 Aborigines : history of, in Victoria since 1800, by Richard Broome reviewed / p. 242-4 Aborigines : on Aboriginality / p. 243 Achilles, Pastor Johannes, Trinity Church, East Melbourne / p. 246 'Age', Melbourne : on appointment of first ministers / p. 147-8 'Age', Melbourne : on responsible government / p. 148 'Age', Melbourne : on appointment of Sir Brian Murray as Governor / p. 215 Alexander, Stephanie Ann : `Eating Melbourne' in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 239 Andrews, Alf : on football cheersquads / p. 251 Andrews, Charles, Geelong : won election to Parliament for Geelong, 1880 / p. 188-9 Annear, Robyn : exhibition, 'Naked Democracy: governing Victoria 1856-2006', curated by, State Library of Victoria, reviewed / p. 229-35 Annear, Robyn : guided commentary for / p. 233 Anti-Transportation League / p. 111 'Argus', Melbourne : on Sir William Foster Stawell / p. 107 'Argus', Melbourne : recorded debate on Victorian Constitution / p. 108, 110, 111, 114, 117,120, 126-7, 129 'Argus', Melbourne : on beginnings of new responsible government / p. 148, 152, 153-4 'Argus', Melbourne : on `Black Wednesday', 1878 / p. 182 'Argus', Melbourne : on Berry's attitude to the poor / p. 185 'Argus', Melbourne : on Berry government / p. 187 'Argus', Melbourne : election campaign in Geelong, 1880 / p. 188 'Argus', Melbourne : praised Berry, 1892 / p. 190 'Argus Reformer', pamphlet, / p. 189 'Australasian Sketcher' : portrait of Sir William Foster Stawell, 1889 (illustration) / p. 106 Australia, Federation movement : discussed in Victorian Constitution / p. 129-30 'Australian Journal of Pharmacology' / p. 249 Australian Labor Party : victory in 1982 Victorian election / p. 215 Australian Red Cross Blood Service / p. 248 Australian Rules Football : 'Fanfare: spectator culture' and, edited by Matthew Nicholson, reviewed / p. 250-2 Australian Rules Football : guide to literature and films of, edited by Tim Hogan, reviewed / p. 250-2 Australian Rules Football : cheersquads for / p. 251 Bage, Edward, government surveyor, Colac / p. 164, 171 'Ballarat Courier' : and 1877 election / p. 180 'Ballarat Courier' : on 1880 election / p. 189 'Ballarat Star' : attacks on Graham Berry, 1877 / p. 179, 180 'Ballarat Star' : on 1880 election / p. 189 Bancroft, George, US historian : on democratic origins of the United States / p. 111 Baring, Francis : led Select Committee on Public Monies in Britain / p. 201 Batman, John : treaty negotiated with Aborigines / p. 240 Bell, John, farmer, Colac / p. 171 Bennett, John M. : 'Sir William Stawell', by, cited / p. 143 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : earlier political career / p. 191 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : political career between 1877 and 1880 / p. 103, 176-93 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : and battle with Legislative Council / p. 176, 178, 181-3, 185-7, 188 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : editor of 'Geelong Advertiser' / p. 176-7, 191 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : as MP for Geelong West / p. 177 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : as Treasurer / p. 177 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : as Premier, 1875 / p. 177 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : won 1877 election as Premier / p. 178-80, 232-3 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : as Premier 1877-80 / p. 180-3, 185-7, 190, 197 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : and 'Black Wednesday' / p. 182-3 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : friendship with Governor, Sir George Bowen / p. 182-3 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : organized mass rallies / p. 183, 191-2 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : and the unemployed / p. 185 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : visited London to put case before Colonial Secretary, 1878-79 / p. 186 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : popular reception on return, 1879 / p. 186 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : 1880 election campaign in Geelong / p. 188-9 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : defeat of government / p. 187-90 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : as Victorian Agent-General in Britain / p. 208 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : later career / p. 190-1, 233 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : portrait / p. 184 Berry, Harriet, Mrs Graham : died in childbirth, 1868 / p. 177 Best, Sir Robert Wallace, MLA, Victoria : chaired Royal Commission on Constitutional Reform / p. 199 Best, Sir Robert Wallace, MLA, Victoria : and Committee of Public Accounts / p. 199-200, 207 `Black Wednesday' 1878 / p. 182 Blair, Revd Hugh, Presbyterian minister, Colac / p. 164, 171 Blood transfusion services : Victorian Red Cross service, history by Matthew Klugmann reviewed / p. 246-8 Blood transfusion services : and effects on service of HIV-Aids and hepatitis / p. 247-8 Bomford, Janette : co-author, 'The Pharmacy Board of Victoria: a history 1877-2005', with David Newgreen, reviewed, / p. 248-50 Bowen, Sir George Ferguson, Governor of Victoria / p. 212 Bowen, Sir George Ferguson, Governor of Victoria : and `Black Wednesday' / p. 182 Bracks, Stephen Phillip (Steve), Premier of Victoria : on 150th anniversary of self-government in Victoria / p. 143 Bromfield, John Davenport, manager for William Robertson, Colac / p. 171, 172 Brooks, Sir Reginald Dallas, Governor of Victoria : and government crisis, 1952 / p. 212 Broome, Richard Laurence : Aboriginal topics in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 238 Broome, Richard Laurence : 'Aboriginal Victorians: a history since 1800', by, reviewed / p. 242-4 Brown-May, Andrew : 'The Encyclopedia of Melbourne', edited by, with Shurlee Swain, reviewed / p. 236-70 Brownhill, Walter Randolph, historian : on Sir Graham Berry / p. 191 'Bulletin', Sydney : Richard Farmer on Governor Murray resignation / p. 223 'Bulletin', Sydney : apologized for claims against Governor Murray / p. 223 Butcher, Benjamin, overseer for Hugh Murray, Colac / p. 171 Cahir, David A. : paper on Djadawarrung people on Victorian goldfields / p. 243 Cain, John, jr., Premier of Victoria : election victory, 1982 / p. 215 Cain, John, jr., Premier of Victoria : bill to strip Council powers to reject Supply / p. 216 Cain, John, jr., Premier of Victoria : kept diary / p. 216-7, 219, 224, 226 Cain, John, jr., Premier of Victoria : contrasts with Governor, Sir Brian Murray / p. 217, 219 Cain, John, jr., Premier of Victoria : disagreements with Murray / p. 219-20, 224, 227 Cain, John, jr., Premier of Victoria : won 1985 election / p. 220 Cain, John, jr., Premier of Victoria : and issue of free airline tickets to Governor / p. 220-1 Cain, John, jr., Premier of Victoria : and resignation of Governor / p. 104, 213, 221, 223-4 Cain, John, jr., Premier of Victoria : at Shrine of Remembrance, with Governor, Sir Brian Murray, 1982 (illustration) / p. 218 Cain, John, sr, Premier of Victoria / p. 215-6 Cain, John, sr, Premier of Victoria : and struggles with Legislative Council / p. 215-6 Calvert, John, Colac / p. 166, 171 Cameron, Donald, Colac, / p. 171 Campbell, Simon, blacksmith, Colac / p. 171 Carr, James G., Geelong / p. 153 Carter, Godfrey Downes, MLA for West Melbourne : moved to establish a Committee of Public Accounts / p. 197-8, 207 Carter, Godfrey Downes, MLA for West Melbourne : seconded motion for Committee, 1894 / p. 199-200 Carter, Godfrey Downes, MLA for West Melbourne' : travelled overseas, 1888 / p. 208 Champion, Frederick, merchant, Geelong : had store at Colac / p. 164 Chapman, Henry : on responsible government / p. 147, 155 Charlton, John, MLC : and role of governors / p. 126 Childers, Emily, Mrs Hugh : on W.F. Stawell / p. 113 Childers, Hugh Culling Eardley : on select committee for Victorian Constitution / p. 113, 116 Childers, Hugh Culling Eardley : in debate on Constitution / p. 124 Childers, Hugh Culling Eardley : on position of colonial secretary / p. 151 Childers, Hugh Culling Eardley : as Collector of Customs / p. 152-3 Childers, Hugh Culling Eardley : returned to England / p. 153 Chubb, Frederick Basil : on financial committees of House of Commons / p. 201-3, 206 Clark, Ian D. : paper on Djadawarrung people on Victorian goldfields / p. 243 Clarke, Joshua, farmer, Colac / p. 163 Coghill, Kenneth Alastair, MLA and Speaker, Victoria : on Legislative Council and supply / p. 216 Colac / p. 162 Colac : first settlers and land sales in 1840s / p. 162-3 Colac : on electors to first Victorian Parliament / p. 102-3, 162-6 Colac : tradesmen in, 1856 / p. 163-4 Colac : 92 men of, voted in first election, 1856 / p. 166 Colac : objections to Andrew Rutherford as MP / p. 168-71 Colac : election of MP in 1857 / p. 172-3 Colonial Freehold Land Society : bought land in Colac area, 1855 / p. 168, 169 Colonial Freehold Land Society : Joseph Miskin, Colac agent / p. 169-70 Connor, Joseph H., Geelong : stood for election to Parliament, 1880 / p. 188 Conservatives : as defined in 19th century Victoria / p. 196-7 Continental, US airline company : offering discounted and free tickets, / p. 220 County Court of Victoria : and Victorian Constitution / p. 128 Curwen, Charles, private secretary to Governor, Sir Brian Murray / p. 226 Darling, Sir Charles Henry, Governor of Victoria / p. 212 Davison, Graeme John : 'Images of the City' and other topics, in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 236-7, 238, 240 Deadlocks, in Victorian Parliament : discussed in debate on Constitution / p. 119-20 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : on Graham Berry / p. 181 Denison, Sir William Thomas, Governor of New South Wales : sought opinion on rights of officials to pensions / p. 153 Denison, Sir William Thomas, Governor of New South Wales : and organization of first Parliament / p. 155 Dixon, Sir Owen, Chief Justice, High Court of Australia : and government crisis in Victoria, 1952 / p. 212 Djadawurrung, Aboriginal people : on Victorian goldfields, paper / p. 243 Don, Charles Jardine, MLA / p. 232 Donaldson, Sir Stuart Alexander, first Premier of New South Wales / p. 155 Dowling, James, carrier, Colac / p. 171 Duffy, Charles Gavan, MLA : on parliamentary etiquette / p. 232 Dunderdale, George : as Catholic schoolmaster and clerk of courts at Colac / p. 164, 171 Dunstan, David : on heritage and politics in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 238 Dunstan, David : `Six O'Clock swill' in Encyclopedia of Melbourne / p. 239 Elections, for Victorian Parliament : Victorian Constitution debate on franchise for / p. 120-1 Elections, for Victorian Parliament : electoral divisions planned / p. 120-1 Elections, for Victorian Parliament : property qualifications for voters / p. 121-3 Embling, Thomas, MLC : rights of Council members to pensions / p. 153 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' (Andrew Brown-May and Shurlee Swain, editors) : reviewed / p. 236-40 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' (Andrew Brown-May and Shurlee Swain, editors) : contributions invited / p. 238 Farmer, Richard, journalist, 'Bulletin' : on reasons behind Governor Murray resignation / p. 223 Farmer, Richard, journalist, 'Bulletin' : libel proceedings against / p. 223 Farrer, James, clerk of courts, Colac / p. 164, 171 Fawkner, John Pascoe : called for a review of Victorian Constitution / p. 111 Fawkner, John Pascoe : on W.F. Stawell / p. 116 Fawkner, John Pascoe : on amendments to planned Constitution / p. 127 Fawkner, John Pascoe : on appointment of ministers / p. 147 Federation Square, Melbourne / p. 237 Federation Square, Melbourne : Barry Humphries on / p. 239 Fleming, `Chummy" : 'Anarchy' flag, 1890s, of, on display / p. 234 Foster, John Lesley Fitzgerald Vesey, Colonial Secretary, Victoria / p. 152 Foster, John Lesley Fitzgerald Vesey, Colonial Secretary, Victoria : on Constitution for Victoria / p. 112-3, 116, 119, 129 Foster, John Lesley Fitzgerald Vesey, Colonial Secretary, Victoria : sought pension from Hotham / p. 152 Fox, Lindsay Edward, trucking magnate : lavish hospitality to Sir Brian and Lady Murray / p. 220 Framlingham, Vic. : Aboriginal settlement at / p. 243 Fraser, (John) Malcolm, Prime Minister of Australia : and Sir Brian Murray / p. 219 French, Robert : helped by W.F. Stawell / p. 117-8 Frost, Dame Phyllis Irene : recalls visit to Cyclorama / p. 239 Froude, James Anthony : on Melbourne theatre / p. 195 Fyans, Captain Foster, Police magistrate, Geelong : Joshua Clarke was employee / p. 163 Garratt, John Masters, land and estate agent, Geelong : as candidate for Geelong in elections, 1877 / p. 178, 179-80 'Geelong Advertiser' : Andrew Rutherford replied to critics, 1857 / p. 170 'Geelong Advertiser' : Graham Berry, part owner / p. 176-8, 179 'Geelong Advertiser' : took over Register / p. 177 'Geelong Advertiser' : on Berry as Premier / p. 181 'Geelong Advertiser' : supported `Black Wednesday', 1878 / p. 182-3 'Geelong Advertiser' : on mass rallies organized by Berry / p. 183 'Geelong Advertiser' : and 1880 election campaign / p. 188, 190 'Geelong Advertiser' : on support by Conservatives, 1892 / p. 190 'Geelong Register' : Graham Berry, proprietor / p. 177 'Geelong Times' : and Graham Berry / p. 176-7, 179, 180 Germans in Australia : established Lutheran churches in Victoria / p. 244-5 Gladstone, William Ewart, Prime Minister of Great Britain : on Victorian Constitution Bill / p. 131 Goethe, Pastor Matthias, Trinity Church, East Melbourne / p. 244 Goodman, John, MLC : and Constitution / p. 124, 136 Governors : role of, discussed in Victorian Constitution / p. 125-6, 142, 144 Governors : problems faced by / p. 212 Governors : and acceptance of free gifts / p. 220-1 Graves, James Abram Howlin, MLA, Victoria : called Legislative Assembly `the Commons of Victoria' / p. 199 Great Britain : retention of powers over colonial governments / p. 123-4 Great Britain, Acts of Parliament : Australian Constitutions Act, 1850 / p. 110 Great Britain, House of Commons : Select Committee on Public Monies, 1856 / p. 201 Great Britain, House of Commons : Select Committee of Public Accounts, 1861 / p. 201 Great Britain, House of Commons, Committee of Public Accounts : House of Commons, Committee of Public Accounts / p. 201-8 Great Britain, House of Commons, Committee of Public Accounts : as model for Victoria / p. 197-201, 203-9 Great Britain, House of Commons, Committee of Public Accounts : changes to manner of operation, 1895 / p. 206 Great Britain., House of Commons, Committee of Public Accounts : investigated by Edward Langton, 1887 / p. 207-8 Great Britain, Privy Council : final decisions by judicial committee on colonial legislation / p. 123-4 Greeves, Dr Augustus Frederick Adolphus : and Victorian Constitution / p. 113, 114, 124, 126, 128, 136 Greeves, Dr Augustus Frederick Adolphus : criticises appointment of ministers, 1855 / p. 149-50 Grey, Henry George, 3rd Earl, Colonial Secretary : on Victorian Constitution Bill / p. 131 Griffith, Charles James, MLC : on plans for Upper House in Constitution / p. 118-9 Griffith, Charles James, MLC : on amendments to the Constitution / p. 127 Haines, Gregory : wrote 'Pharmacy in Australia' / p. 249 Haines, William Clark, Premier of Victoria / p. 136 Haines, William Clark, Premier of Victoria : on leaseholders right to vote / p. 122 Haines, William Clark, Premier of Victoria : and new Constitution / p. 147, 229, 232 Haines, William Clark, Premier of Victoria : as Colonial Secretary, given title Premier / p. 149, 150, 152, 229 Haines, William Clark, Premier of Victoria : and pension as Council member / p. 153 Hamann, Conrad : on building and architecture in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 238, 239 Hamer, Sir Rupert James (Dick), Premier of Victoria : and appointment of Governor / p. 213 Hancock, John, first Labor MP in Victoria / p. 197 Hancock, Theodore, solicitor / p. 169 Hancock, Theodore, solicitor : candidate for election to first Parliament, Colac / p. 166, 168 Hancock, Theodore, solicitor : won Colac seat in second parliament / p. 172-3 Hancock, Theodore, solicitor : delegate at Melbourne Land Convention, 1857 / p. 173 Hebart, Theodor : on United Evangelical Lutheran Church / p. 245 Hepatitis : and Victorian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service / p. 247-8 'Herald', Melbourne : labelled Victorian self-government as the `Brummagen Coup', 1855 / p. 143, 147 'Herald', Melbourne : on governor's powers / p. 150 'Herald', Melbourne : on rights of Council officers to pensions / p. 153 Hess, Robert (Rob) : 'Australian Rules Football Bibliography' by / p. 252 Higinbotham, George, Chief Justice of Victoria : and design of Victorian constitution by Stawell / p. 108, 116 Hill, Thomas, Colac / p. 172 Hirst, John Bradley : essay `Democracy in Victoria', in exhibition catalogue / p. 233 HIV-Aids : and Victorian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service / p. 247-8 Hogan, Tim : edited 'Reading the Game: An Annotated Guide to the Literature and Films of Australian Rules Football', reviewed / p. 250-2 Hogg, Robert (Bob), Victorian ALP secretary : on Victorian Legislative Council / p. 216 Hogg, Robert (Bob), Victorian ALP secretary : and resignation of Governor, Sir Brian Murray / p. 224 Hollway, Thomas Tuke, Premier of Victoria : and government crisis, 1952 / p. 212 Hotham, Sir Charles, Lieut. Governor of Victoria : and self-government in Victoria / p. 102, 146 Hotham, Sir Charles, Lieut. Governor of Victoria : powers restricted / p. 143, 145, 150 Hotham, Sir Charles, Lieut. Governor of Victoria : and appointment of first ministers under responsible Government / p. 146-51, 155-7 Hotham, Sir Charles, Lieut. Governor of Victoria : dismissals of Council members, and pensions / p. 151-4 Hotham, Sir Charles, Lieut. Governor of Victoria : illness and death / p. 157, 212 Humphries, John Barry : on Federation Square in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 239 'Illustrated Journal of Australasia' : on Crown Lands Bill in Victorian Parliament / p. 173 Ingham, Sidney Matthew : on Liberals and Conservatives in Victoria / p. 196-7 Johnson, Edward, ex-convict carter, Colac / p. 164, 170 Johnson, Edward, ex-convict carter, Colac : portrait, with wife (illustration) / p. 165 Johnson, Mary Ann, Mrs Edward, Colac / p. 164 Johnson, Mary Ann, Mrs Edward, Colac : portrait, with husband (illustration) / p. 165 Johnstone, Robert de B., Mayor of Geelong, MP for Geelong East : elected for Geelong in Victorian Parliament / p. 177, 178, 180 Johnstone, Robert de B., Mayor of Geelong, MP for Geelong East : elected for Geelong, 1880 / p. 188-9 Jones, Kate : on Public Accounts Committee in colonial Victorian Parliament / p. 103-4 Kelly, Edward (Ned), bushranger : and Berry Government / p. 185 Kelly, William, ('Life in Victoria') : on W.F. Stawell and Constitution Bill / p. 115-6 Kemp, William, settler, Colac / p. 163 Kennan, James Harley (Jim), Attorney-General, Vic. / p. 220 Kennett, Jeffrey Gibb, Premier of Victoria : and Sir Brian Murray / p. 219-20, 221, 223 Kennett, Jeffrey Gibb, Premier of Victoria : as Liberal leader, 1991 / p. 225 Kernot, Charles, chemist and druggist, Geelong : elected for Geelong in Victorian Parliament, 1877 / p. 178, 180 Kernot, Charles, chemist and druggist, Geelong : defeated in election for Geelong seat, 1880 / p. 188-9 Kingston, Rob : on football barrackers / p. 250-1 Klugman, Matthew : 'Blood matters: A Social History of the Victorian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service', by, reviewed / p. 246-8 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieutenant Governor of Victoria : on preparation of the Victorian constitution / p. 111-2 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieutenant Governor of Victoria : on nominee Upper House for Victoria / p. 119 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieutenant Governor of Victoria : reserved Constitution Bill for British Parliament / p. 130 Lake Tyers : Aboriginal settlement at / p. 243 Land Convention, 1857 / p. , 172 Langton, Edward, MLA, Victoria : investigated operations of British Committee of Public Accounts in UK / p. 207-8 Lawes, H., Geelong : stood for election to Parliament, 1880 / p. 188 Lawson, Sir Harry, Premier of Victoria : and police strike, 1923 / p. 233 Lewis, Miles Bannatyne : on building and architecture in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 238 Liberals, as defined in 19th century Victoria / p. 196-7 Longmore, Francis, MLC / p. 181 Love, Peter John : on labour issues in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 238 Lowndes, Edward, settler, Colac / p. 163 Lutheran Church : congregations established in Victoria / p. 244-5 MacDonnell, Sir Richard Graves, Governor of South Australia : and responsible government / p. 156, 157 Macintyre, Stuart Forbes : on Melbourne University in Encyclopedia of Melbourne / p. 240 Madden, A.F. : on Westminster system of government / p. 194 Mansfield, Peter : on Premier Graham Berry / p. 103 Marginson, Simon : on Monash University, in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 240 Martin, James, Sir James, Premier of New South Wales : on appointment of ministers under responsible government / p. 151 Matthews, Charles Race Thorson, MLA, Minister for Police, Vic. : and resignation of Governor, Sir Brian Murray / p. 223 McConville, Christopher John : articles in Encyclopedia of Melbourne / p. 238 McDonald, Sir John Gladstone Black, Premier of Victoria : and government crisis, 1952 / p. 212 McGarvie, Richard Elgin, Governor of Victoria / p. 170 McGarvie, Richard Elgin, Governor of Victoria : discussed constitutional question concerning Governor, Sir Brian Murray, with Premier John Cain / p. 224 McGarvie, William, bullock team carter, Colac / p. 170 Mees, Herbert D. : edited A German Church in the Garden of God: Melbourne's Trinity Lutheran Church 1853-2003, reviewed / p. 244-6 Melbourne : 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne', edited by Andrew Brown-May And Shurlee Swain, reviewed / p. 236-40 Melbourne Concert Hall : opening of, 1982 / p. 227 Melbourne Land Convention, 1857 / p. 172-3 'Melbourne Morning Herald' : on Victorian Constitution / p. 120 Melbourne, Parliament House : modelled on British Parliament House / p. 196 Melbourne, St Patrick's Hall : (illustration) / p. 109 Menzies, Sir Robert Gordon, Prime Minister of Australia / p. 236 Menzies, Sir Robert Gordon, Prime Minister of Australia : and Victorian Legislative Council tactics / p. 216 Miller, Benjamin, Colac / p. 163 Miller, Henry / p. 136 Miller, Henry : suggested as Governor of Victoria / p. 130 Miskin, Joseph, National School master, Colac / p. 164, 169 Miskin, Joseph, National School master, Colac : dismissed as teacher / p. 169 Miskin, Joseph, National School master, Colac : secretary to local committee objecting to Andrew Rutherford as local MP, 1857 / p. 169-72 Miskin, Joseph, National School master, Colac : delegate to Melbourne Land League / p. 172 Molesworth, Sir William, British MP : on Victorian Constitution Bill / p. 131 Monash University : in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 240 Munro, James, Premier of Victoria : and Committee of Public Accounts / p. 198, 200 Murray, Andrew, Colac / p. 102, 168-9, 171 Murray, Andrew, Colac : had Wool Wool run / p. 166 Murray, Hugh, Colac / p. 102, 166, 168-9, 171 Murray, Hugh, Colac : as returning officer for Colac, 1856 / p. 166, 168, 173 Murray, Hugh, Colac : portrait / p. 167 Murray, Hugh, Colac : caricature, by John Spooner (illustration) / p. 222 Murray, Janette, Lady, wife of Sir Brian Murray / p. 217 Murray, Janette, Lady, wife of Sir Brian Murray : criticizes state of Government House / p. 219 Murray, Janette, Lady, wife of Sir Brian Murray : challenged Cain on acceptance of free gifts / p. 221 Murray, Janette, Lady, wife of Sir Brian Murray : embargo on husband's interview tapes / p. 225 Murray, Janette, Lady, wife of Sir Brian Murray : portrait, with husband (illustration) / p. 214 Murray, Sir Brian Stewart, Governor of Victoria : appointment and swearing in / p. 213, 215, 217 Murray, Sir Brian Stewart, Governor of Victoria : contrasts with John Cain / p. 217 Murray, Sir Brian Stewart, Governor of Victoria : complaints by / p. 217, 219 Murray, Sir Brian Stewart, Governor of Victoria : disagreements with Cain / p. 219-20 Murray, Sir Brian Stewart, Governor of Victoria : and issue of free airline tickets / p. 220-1 Murray, Sir Brian Stewart, Governor of Victoria : could dismiss Government / p. 224-5 Murray, Sir Brian Stewart, Governor of Victoria : resignation of / p. 104, 213, 221, 223 Murray, Sir Brian Stewart, Governor of Victoria : claimed damages for article in 'Bulletin' / p. 223 Murray, Sir Brian Stewart, Governor of Victoria : oral interviews recorded / p. 225 Murray, Sir Brian Stewart, Governor of Victoria : portrait, with Lady Murray (illustration) / p. 214 Murray, Sir Brian Stewart, Governor of Victoria : at Shrine of Remembrance with John Cain (illustration) / p. 218 Myer Emporium, Melbourne : cash register and master clock from, on display / p. 234 National Reform and Protection League, Vic. : supported by Graham Berry / p. 179, 232 New South Wales : institution of responsible government / p. 154 New South Wales : council officials right to pensions / p. 154-5 New South Wales, Acts of Parliament : Electoral Act, 1855 / p. 155 New South Wales, Parliament : first elections and government / p. 155 Newcastle-under-Lyme, Henry Pelham Fiennes Pelham, 5th Duke : as Colonial Secretary, on responsible government / p. 145 Newgreen, David : co-author, 'The Pharmacy Board of Victoria: a history 1877-2005', with Janette Bomford, reviewed / p. 248-50 Nicholson, Matthew : edited 'Fanfare: spectator culture and Australian Rules Football', reviewed / p. 250-2 O'Shanassy, Sir John : and Victorian Constitution / p. 114, 127, 129, 136 O'Shanassy, Sir John : on operation of responsible government / p. 145, 148-9 O'Shanassy, Sir John : on need to adopt British parliamentary rules / p. 196 Otto, Kristin : 'The Yarra: a diverting history of Melbourne's murky river', by, reviewed / p. 241-2 Pakington, Sir John, Secretary of State for the Colonies : calls on Victoria to prepare a constitution / p. 110, 111 Palmer Sir James Frederick : and Victorian Constitution / p. 113, 116 Parkinson, Charles : on William Foster Stawell / p. 101 Parliamentary Reform Association, Vic. / p. 179 Patterson, Sir James Brown, Premier of Victoria : established Royal Commission on Constitutional Reform / p. 199 Peel, Dawn : on electors of Colac, 1856 election / p. 102-3 Pharmacy Board of Victoria : history by Janette Bomford and David Newgreen, reviewed / p. 248-50 Pitts, William, wheelwright, Colac / p. 171 Pohlman, Robert William, MLC and County Court judge : on role of County Court / p. 128 Police, in Victoria : strike of, 1923, items in exhibition / p. 234 Rea, Adam, storekeeper, Colac / p. 172 Rhodes, Rod A.W. : on Westminster system in Australian parliaments / p. 194 Robertson, William, merchant, Hobart : bought land in Colac area / p. 168-9 Rogers, Frederic, Under Secretary, Colonial Office : and Victorian Constitution / p. 130-1 Ross-Edwards, Peter, National Party leader in Victorian Parliament : threat to new Labor Government, 1982 / p. 216 Ross-Edwards, Peter, National Party leader in Victorian Parliament : and Governor, Sir Brian Murray / p. 221, 223 Ross-Edwards, Peter, National Party leader in Victorian Parliament : won damages against 'Bulletin' journalist / p. 223 Roxburgh Ladies' Seminary, Melbourne / p. 240 Rusden, George William : criticised Victorian self-government / p. 143, 147 Rusden, George William, Clerk, Victorian Executive Council : on Victorian Constitution / p. 113-4 Russell, John, 1st Earl Russell, Colonial Secretary : on Victorian Constitution Bill / p. 131, 144 Rutherford, Andrew, MP, Colac / p. 165 Rutherford, Andrew, MP, Colac : elected to first Parliament for Colac district, 1856 / p. 166, 168 Rutherford, Andrew, MP, Colac : moves to unseat him, 1857 / p. 169-71 Rutherford, Andrew, MP, Colac : stood for seat of Geelong, 1877 / p. 178, 180 Rutledge, William : called for ballot to elect constitutional committee, 1853 / p. 112 Ruxton, Bruce Carlyle, Victorian President, Returned Services League : criticises review by John Cain of Governor's position / p. 219 Sabbath observance, in Australia : in Melbourne, by F.B. (Barry) Smith / p. 239 Senyard, June Elizabeth : sport and leisure topics in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 238 Senyard, June Elizabeth : on football as a spectator sport / p. 250 Serle, Dr Alan Geoffrey : on Victorian Constitution in 'The Golden Age', cited / p. 115, 143, 156, 166 Service, James, Premier of Victoria / p. 233 Service, James, Premier of Victoria : moves to resolve deadlocks in Parliament / p. 120 Shaw, Allan George Lewers : on early Melbourne in 'Encyclopedia of Melbourne' / p. 238 Shaw, Thomas, grazier / p. 178, 179 Shiels, William, Premier of Victoria : moved for Committee of Public Accounts / p. 198, 199-200 Shiels, William, Premier of Victoria : visit to Britain, 1890 / p. 208 Skene, Alexander, district surveyor in Colac area / p. 168 Sladen, Sir Charles, MLC : and 'Black Wednesday' / p. 182-3 Smith, F.B. 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replacement for, as Governor, 1981 / p. 213, 215 Women : right to vote in Victoria / p. 233 Wool Wool, run, owned by Andrew Murray / p. 166 Wran, Neville, Premier of New South Wales : on post of Governor / p. 219 Wray, William, settler, Colac / p. 163 Wrixon, Sir Henry John, Attorney-General : on committee of public accounts / p. 197-8 Wrixon, Sir Henry John, Attorney-General : travels overseas / p. 208 Yarra River : history of, by Kristin Otto, reviewed / p. 241-2 Young & Jackson's, hotel, Melbourne / p. 240 Young, Sir Henry Fox, Governor of Tasmania and New South Wales : advice to Hotham on appointment of ministers / p. 146-7 Young, Sir John Mackintosh, Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Victoria : refused offer of becoming Governor / p. 213 Young, Sir John Mackintosh, Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Victoria : advice to Premier John Cain on governors accepting gifts / p. 220; Periodical; Library - PeriodicalsVictorian Historical Journal : 182 Volume 46 (4), 1975; Royal Historical 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J. La Trobe : / p. 575 Bateman, Edward La Trobe cousin of C. J. La Trobe : decorative artist and architect in Victoria / p. 575-6 Bateman, Henry, cousin of C. J. La Trobe : wrote hymns / p. 575 Bateman, (Revd) J. Frederick La Trobe, cousin of C. J. La Trobe : / p. 575 Batman's Hill (Melbourne) : as site for botanical gardens / p. 548, 551, 552-3 Batman's Hill (Melbourne) : taken over by Railways / p. 558 Beale, Helena (Mrs Anthony) : on Mrs La Trobe / p. 580-1 Bowerman, Henry B. : land in early Melbourne bought by / p. 540-1 Buckley, William ('Wild White Man') : employed by Lonsdale / p. 530-3 Carlton Football Club : playing grounds for / p. 567 Carlton Gardens : alienation of sections / p. 566 Carlton Gardens : reservation of / p. 555-6 Casey, James Joseph (Minister for Lands, Vic.) : and Albert Park land / p. 560-1 Croke, James : appointed as Solicitor-General (Vic.) / p. 545-7 Crossley, Henry : drover and butcher, party attacked by Aborigines / p. 532-3 Deane, Mathilde Elizabeth : 'Mr La Trobe's perplexities; choosing legal advisers' (article) [reprint] / p. 544-7 Dowling, --- : listed as bookseller in Melbourne / p. 526-7 Duffy, Sir Charles Gavan : naming of Fawkner Park for, plan / p. 559 Fawkner, John Pascoe : / p. 524-6 Fawkner, John Pascoe : claims of, re founding of Melbourne / p. 535-6 Fawkner, John Pascoe : library of / p. 526 Fawkner, John Pascoe : on La Trobe / p. 507, 520-2 Fawkner Park, Melbourne : area reserved, 1862 / p. 558-9 Fitzgibbon, Edmund Gerald, Town Clerk of Melbourne, : and reservation of park land / p. 557, 559, 565, 567-9 Fitzroy Gardens, Melbourne : site of, planned / p. 556 FitzRoy, Sir Charles, Governor of New South Wales : and La Trobe / p. 503, 507 Flinders Park, Melbourne : near Prince's Bridge / p. 552, 558 Gipps, Sir George, Governor of NSW : and La Trobe / p. 499-500, 515, 521-2 Gold mines and mining, Victoria : licence system and / p. 511-3 Grant, Sir Francis : portrait of La Trobe by / p. 493 Grant, Sir Francis : portrait of La Trobe (portrait) / p. 492 Grey, Henry George Grey, Viscount Howick, 3rd Earl : and La Trobe / p. 503-4, 507, 508 Gross, Alan Vidor : 'C.J. La Trobe: a Study in heredity and character' (article) [reprint] / p. 571-88 Gross, Alan Vidor : wrote biography of La Trobe / p. 493-4 Hodgson, John : bought land in Flinders Street, Melbourne / p. 541 'Jolimont Cottage', home of C.J. La Trobe : brought out to Melbourne as prefabricated Chalet / p. 498, 521 'Jolimont Cottage', home of C.J. La Trobe : entertainments at / p. 499 'Jolimont Cottage', home of C.J. La Trobe : interior (illustration) / p. 572 'Jolimont Cottage', home of C.J. La Trobe : restored as memorial (illustration) / p. 549 Kelly, William : on La Trobe / p. 582 La Trobe, Agnes, daughter of C.J. La Trobe : / p. 585 La Trobe, Benjamin Henry, architect, uncle of C.J. La Trobe : / p. 573-4 La Trobe, Benjamin Henry, jr., cousin of C.J. La Trobe : / p. 574 La Trobe Centenary Commemoration Committee : / p. 495-6 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : Aboriginal policies / p. 501, 584 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : account of life and work / p. 497-518 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : and colonial legislature / p. 510 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : and gold rushes / p. 509, 511-13 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : and labour for colony / p. 502, 504-5 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : and separation of Port Phillip District / p. 507-9, 584 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : appointed Superintendent of Port Phillip / p. 519-21 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : arrival in Melbourne and commission read / p. 527-9 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : as explorer, naturalist and conservationist / p. 497-8, 577-8 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : as gardener / p. 580 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : as Lieutenant Governor of Victoria / p. 509 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : attitudes to in press and writings / p. 505-7, 514, 581-2 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : centenary of death commemorated / p. 493-6 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : choice of, and difficulties with legal advisors / p. 544-7 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : death of / p. 587 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : departure from Victoria / p. 586 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : family background and character / p. 571-88 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : home life of / p. 499 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : 'Jolimont' as home, purchase and costs of / p. 521 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : Jolimont Cottage (illustration) / p. 549, 572 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : land policies / p. 501, 504, 512 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : letters of, published / p. 493-4 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : made a Companion of the Bath / p. 586 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : memorials to / p. 493-4 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : (portrait) / p. 492 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : spelling of name / p. 548 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : temporarily commanding in Tasmania / p. 503, 583 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : travels in Port Phillip area / p. 499-500, 579-80 La Trobe, Dr John Henry de : visitor to Melbourne for La Trobe centenary commemoration / p. 496 La Trobe, Henri Boneval de : / p. 571 La Trobe, J. H. B., cousin of C.J. La Trobe : / p. 575 La Trobe Library, State Library of Victoria : as memorial to C.J. La Trobe / p. 493 La Trobe, Revd Benjamin, grandfather of C.J. La Trobe : / p. 571, 573 La Trobe, Revd Christian, father of C.J. La Trobe : / p. 576 La Trobe, Revd John Antes, poet, brother of C.J. La Trobe : / p. 576-7 La Trobe, Sophie de Montmollin, Mrs Charles : / p. 579-80 La Trobe, Sophie de Montmollin, Mrs Charles : death of / p. 585-6 La Trobe, Sophie de Montmollin, Mrs Charles : ill health of / p. 581 La Trobe University, Bundoora : as memorial to La Trobe / p. 493 Lady Bay (Western Victoria) : inspected by La Trobe / p. 499 Lamb Inn, Melbourne : George T. Lloyd on / p. 524-5 Langhorne, George : mission to Aborigines, and Lonsdale / p. 534-5 Law : La Trobe and legal advisors / p. 544-8 'Letters from Victorian Pioneers' : collected by La Trobe / p. 587 Logan, Bunnia : Aboriginal prisoner, in early Melbourne / p. 534 Lonsdale, William : administration of, as police magistrate / p. 530-43 Lonsdale, William : and postal services / p. 539 Lonsdale, William : as host to La Trobe / p. 529 Lonsdale, William : character of / p. 542-4 Lonsdale, William : hotels controlled / p. 540 Lonsdale, William : newspapers attack / p. 542 Mahogany Ship : La Trobe comments on / p. 580 McCombie, Thomas : comments on La Trobe / p. 507, 522, 545, 582 McCombie, Thomas : on James Croke / p. 545, 547 McCrae, Georgina (author of 'Georgina's Journal') : and the La Trobes / p. 580-1 Melbourne : first Methodist church / p. 526, 541 Melbourne : hotels of, and licences / p. 540 Melbourne : in 1839 / p. 523-9 Melbourne : land sales / p. 540-2 Melbourne : parks and reserves of, history / p. 548-70 Melbourne Botanical Gardens : founded by La Trobe / p. 514 Melbourne Botanical Gardens : present site reserved / p. 552 Melbourne Botanical Gardens : site reserved for, on Batman's Hill / p. 548, 551 Melbourne City Council : reservation of parks / p. 556-7, 559, 561, 564-7 Melbourne Exhibition Buildings : site for reserved from Carlton Gardens / p. 556 Melbourne General Cemetery : site reserved / p. 555 Melbourne, St James Church ('Old Cathedral') : described in 1839 / p. 523 Melbourne Town Council : and La Trobe / p. 502, 505-6, 514 Melbourne Town Council : and parks / p. 550-2 Melbourne Town Council : powers to hold land / p. 550 Melbourne Zoological Gardens : site reserved for / p. 567-9 Methodist Church : first church in Melbourne / p. 526, 541 Morgan, John : wrote on William Buckley / p. 531-3 Nodin, Francis : sold building in Melbourne for hospital / p. 540 Palmer, Henry P., St. Kilda Road resident : brought equity suit on sale of park lands / p. 561-2 Patterson, Sir James, Premier of Victoria : on sale of park lands, Melbourne, 1875 / p. 563-4 Perry, Rear Admiral Patrick, RAN : death of / p. 536 Powlett, Frederick Almond : ranger for Melbourne parks / p. 555-6 Princes Park, Carlton : later reservation, and parts excised for use / p. 555, 566-7 Queenscliff (Vic.) : La Trobe had cottage at / p. 579 'Randolph', convict ship : ordered from Melbourne / p. 509 Richmond City Council : and Yarra Park road / p. 564-5 Ritchie, Joan M. : 'The Role of C.J. La Trobe in Victoria 1839-1854' (article) / p. 497-518 Robinson, George Augustus : appointed Protector of Aborigines / p. 535 Royal Agricultural Society (Melbourne) : sought land in Royal Park / p. 568-9 Royal Historical Society of Victoria [RHSV] : and La Trobe Centenary Commemoration / p. 494-5 Royal Park (Melbourne) : areas alienated in / p. 567-70 Royal Park (Melbourne) : 'Model Farm' established in / p. 570 Royal Park (Melbourne) : protest meeting on alienation of land in / p. 563 Royal Park (Melbourne) : reservation of area / p. 555, 557-8 Royal Park (Melbourne) : site for Acclimatization Society / p. 557 Royal Zoological and Acclimatization Society : site for zoo in Royal Park for / p. 557, 567-9 Sanderson, (Dr) William Alexander (President, Royal Historical Society of Victoria) : 'The alienation of the Melbourne parks' (article) / p. 548-70 Scott, (Sir) Ernest (Professor of History, Melbourne University) : 'The Administration of Captain Lonsdale' (article) / p. 530-43 Smith, Robert Murray (MLA) : on Albert Park Reserve alienation` / p. 562 South Melbourne City Council : and Albert Park lands / p. 560-1, 563 South Melbourne Park (Albert Park) : / p. 560 St Kilda City Council : and Albert Park lands / p. 560-1 Stawell, (Sir) William Foster : appointed Attorney-General / p. 546-7 Studley Park (Kew) : alienation of areas in / p. 566 Studley Park (Kew) : site reserved / p. 555 Train, George Francis : on La Trobe / p. 581 Turner, Henry Gyles : comments on La Trobe / p. 582-3 Turner, Henry Gyles : 'A Day in 1839: Mr La Trobe's Arrival in Victoria' (article) [reprint] / p. 519-29 Verso, Dr Murray L., RHSV : 'Foreword' to La Trobe issue / p. 493-4 Victoria : and goldfields administration / p. 511-3 Victoria : government of, under La Trobe / p. 509-10 Victoria : separation from NSW / p. 509-10 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Albert Park Lands Acts 1915, 1917, 1920 / p. 564 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Land Act 1860 (Duffy's) / p. 556-7 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Land Act 1862 (Duffy's) / p. 556-7; Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Victorian Exhibitions Act 1878 / p. 566 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Yarra Park Road Act 1897 / p. 565 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Zoological and Acclimatization Society Incorporation Act 1884 / p. 569 Williams, Edward Eyre : nominated Solicitor-General by La Trobe / p. 547 Wrixon, Sir Henry, MLA : on sale of park lands / p. 562-3 Yarra Park, Richmond - East Melbourne : areas alienated in / p. 565-6 Yarra Park, Richmond - East Melbourne : road construction through / p. 564-5; Periodical; Library - PeriodicalsVictorian Historical Journal : 217 Volume 55 (4), 1984; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: 'Aberdeen', steamship : / p. 55, 56 Aborigines : and Portland settlement / p. 7 Adam-Smith, Patsy : 'There was a ship', by, reviewed / p. 44-5 Aeolian Islands, migrants from : to Australia / p. 13 Akers, Mary : 'Crinolines and red knickers' (article) / p. 15-25 Allen, Noel D. (RHSV) : book reviews by / p. 55-8 Allen, Noel D. (RHSV) : review of 'A Century for Australia' / p. 45-7 'Anna Maria', convict ship : / p. 27 Anti-Convict League : branch in Port Phillip / p. 27 Australian Heritage Commission : Colin Griffiths as Head / p. 8 Banks, (Sir) Joseph : and Matra / p. 10 Barnes, Robert (RHSV) : review of 'The way we were' (Lindesay) / p. 59 Barracchi, Pietro (astronomer) : / p. 12 Barthema, Ludovico : / p. 31-2 Bartlett, Albert : on death of Jack Riley / p. 39-41 Becke, Louis : wrote life of Arthur Phillip / p. 33-4 Blake, Leslie James Bamford : 'Jack Riley: his death in the mountains' (article) / p. 37-43 Bolger, William P. : 'The Fiery Phoenix', by, reviewed / p. 49-50 'Brilliant' (immigrant ship) : McLaurin family on / p. 53 Brook, Stephen : 'Life was simple then', by, reviewed / p. 56 Brown, (Dr) Philip L. : review of 'They came in the 'Brilliant'' (Randell) / p. 52-4 Bryan, Samuel : as whaler / p. 2, 6 Bunbery (Captain) Richard Hanmer, Williamstown : / p. 28 Butler, Bob (stockman) : / p. 39, 40 Byrne, 'Joker' (stockman) : / p. 37, 38 Cagli Pompeii Company : opera company / p. 11 Campbell, (Captain) Alex : employee of James Henty / p. 2 Carandini, (Count) Jerome : / p. 11 Carandini, (Mme) Marie (singer) : / p. 11 Carboni, Raffaello : and Eureka Stockade / p. 11 Carew, Jennifer : co-author 'Sun pictures of Victoria' / p. 50-2 Carrington, Philip (conductor) : Zelman Memorial Symphony Orchestra / p. 48 Catani, Carlo (surveyor and engineer) : / p. 12 Cavour Club, South Melbourne : / p. 13 Cecchi, Pietro (Italian musician) : / p. 11 Checchi, Ettore (hydrographer) : / p. 12 Churches : attendance at, in Victorian times / p. 18 Clancy, Thomas Gerald : poem 'death of the Man from Snowy River' / p. 41-2 Clarke, Jack 'Hellfire'(horseman) : / p. 42 CO-AS-IT : / p. 9-10 Cochran, Lachlan : claim as 'Man from Snowy River' / p. 42 Colonia do Sacramento, Uruguay : / p. 34 Connolly, Michael (whaler) : / p. 2 Conroy, Jim : as 'Man from Snowy River' / p. 43 Conservatorium of Music, Richmond : / p. 47-8 Convicts : in hulks at Williamstown / p. 28-29 Convicts : in Victoria, in 1840s / p. 26-28 Cook, (Captain) James : Italians in crew of 'Endeavour' / p. 10 Coppin, George Selth : chaired first St John Ambulance meeting / p. 46 Corryong : 'Man from Snowy River' Museum at / p. 43 Corryong : 'Victoria Cottage' hospital / p. 39 Corsets : in Victorian times / p. 20-21 Cosgrove, John (film actor) : / p. 43 Costume : history of, in Victoria, 1840s-1860s / p. 15-25 Crinolines : / p. 21-22 'Curnalla', station, NSW : / p. 54 Daintree, Richard (photographer) : / p. 50-2 Dalgety, David (barrister and solicitor, Corryong) : / p. 41 Dante Alighieri Society : / p. 13 Darlot's Creek : explored by Edward Henty / p. 6 Davis, Herbert (first conductor, Zelman Memorial Symphony Orchestra) : / p. 48 'Deborah' (penal hulk) : Williamstown / p. 28-29 Dening, (Professor) Gregory M. (RHSV) : on history / p. 12 Dieppe Maps : / p. 31-2 Dugan, Dennis : review of 'Java la Grande' (Fitzgerald) / p. 31-33 Dugan, Dennis : review of 'The Rebello transcripts' (McIntyre) / p. 33-6 Dugan, Dennis : review of 'There was a ship' (Adam Smith) / p. 44-5 'Eden', convict ship : / p. 27 Enxadas Island, Brazil : First Fleet at / p. 36 Fairweather, Don : 'Your friend Alberto Zelman', by, reviewed / p. 47-8 Fashion : for men on Victorian goldfields / p. 23-24 Fashion : history of, in Victoria from 1840s to 1860s / p. 15-25 Fashion : in 19th century Victoria (illustration) / p. 17, 18 Fashion : in men's clothes 1840-60 / p. 19, 20, 21-2 Fashion : in women's clothes 1840-60 / p. 20-1, 24 Fauchery, Antoine, photographer : / p. 50-2 Findlay, Will, Towong : / p. 39, 40 Fitzgerald, Lawrence : 'Java la Grande', by, reviewed / p. 31-33 Forth, Gordon : 'The Hentys, whales and sheep' (article) / p. 1-8 (check title) Furneaux Islands : visited by Patsy Adam Smith / p. 44-5 'George Seymour', convict ship : / p. 27 Giorza, Paolo, Italian musician in Melbourne : / p. 11 Glenelg River : explored by Mitchell party (illustration) / p. 5 Gobbo, Sir James : 'Italian migrants in Victoria' (article) / p. 9-14 Gobbo, Sir James : (portrait) / p. 9 Gold mines and mining : clothing of miners / p. 23-25 Gordon, Captain James, police officer, Williamstown : / p. 27-28 Gothic revival, in 1840s : influence of / p. 16 'Great Britain', steamship : crew deserted in Melbourne / p. 28 Griffiths, Captain John, whaler : / p. 2 Griffiths, Colin : appointed Head of Australian Heritage Commission / p. 8 Grimes, Charles, surveyor : and Yarra River / p. 58 Hairdressing : in Victorian times / p. 20 Hedger, George : 'Numbla Vale' / p. 42 Heinze, Sir Bernard : held Ormond Chair of Music / p. 48 Henty, Edward : / p. 1-2, 6-7 Henty, Edward : (portrait) / p. 3 Henty, family : and settlement of Portland / p. 1-8 Henty, Francis : / p. 1-2 Henty, Francis : (portrait) / p. 3 Henty, James, banker, Launceston : / p. 2 Henty, Stephen : / p. 1-2, 6, 7 Henty, Stephen : (portrait) / p. 3 Henty, Thomas, Swan River and Launceston : / p. 1, 6 Hickey, Andrew, Indi River : / p. 37-8 Hood, Henry W., solicitor, Corryong : / p. 41 Howie-Willis, Ian : 'A Century for Australia', by, reviewed / p. 45-7 Isole Aeolie Club, Melbourne : / p. 13 Italian Cultural Institute : / p. 13 Italian Historical Society, Melbourne : / p. 9, 13, 14 Italians, in Australia : historical exhibition / p. 14 Italians, in Australia, in Victoria : history / p. 9-14 'Java la Grande' : / p. 31-2 Jeffrey, Walter : life of Arthur Phillip by / p. 33-4 Jervis, Fred, stockman : / p. 39, 40 Kelly, Edward (Ned) : on hulk 'Sacramento' / p. 30 Lake Condah : explored by Edward Henty / p. 6 Lawson, William : / p. 53 Lindesay, Vane : 'The Way We Were: Australian popular magazine', by, reviewed / p. 59 Littlewood, John George (Jack) : co-author, 'The Fiery Phoenix' / p. 49-50 'Lysander', penal hulk, Williamstown : / p. 29 Macdoual, Commodore Robert : in service of Portuguese Navy / p. 34-5 Mackaness, George : life of Arthur Phillip, by / p. 34 Mackay, Cyril, film actor : / p. 43 Magellan, Ferdinand de : account of voyages by Pigafetta / p. 10 'Mahogany ship' : / p. 32-3 'Maitland', convict ship : / p. 27 'Man from Snowy River' : / p. 37-43 Maps : early ones in Australia / p. 31-33 Marshall-Hall, George William Lewis : founded Conservatorium / p. 47-8 Mason, Thomas : first Mayor of Williamstown Borough / p. 28 Matheson, Captain Charles, of 'Thermopylae' : / p. 55-6 Matheson, Harry, : 'Clippers for the record', by, reviewed / p. 55-6 Matra, James : / p. 10 McCracken, Robert, brewer, Melbourne : had home 'Ailsa' / p. 57 McInnes, Alex, stockman : / p. 39, 40-1 McInnes, 'Tailor Jack', stockman : / p. 39, 40-1 McIntyre, Kenneth G. : 'The Rebello transcripts', by, reviewed / p. 33-6 McIntyre, Kenneth G. : 'Secret discovery of Australia', by / p. 32 McLaurin, James, pioneer immigrant : / p. 52-4 McLaurin, James, son of James McLaurin : / p. 53-4 McLaurin, Sandy, son of James McLaurin : / p. 53-4 McMeekin, Catherine, Mrs Peter : / p. 53-4 McMeekin, Peter, stonemason, Sydney : / p. 53-4 Melbourne Philharmonic Society : Alberto Zelman as conductor / p. 48 'Melbourne Punch' : cartoon from, illus. / p. 17 Melbourne Symphony Orchestra : founded by Alberto Zelman / p. 48 Mendonca, Christovao de : / p. 32 Mercy Teachers College : history of, reviewed / p. 57-8 Meredith, John : ballad on Jack Riley / p. 41, 42 Mitchell, Major Sir Thomas : and Henty's at Portland / p. 2, 5, 6-9 Mitchell, Major Sir Thomas : exploring Glenelg River (illustration) / p. 5 Mitchell, Mrs Walter, 'Towong Hill' : / p. 39, 41 Mitchell, Thomas, 'Towong Hill' : and Jack Riley / p. 42 Mitchell, Thomas, 'Towong Hill' : arranged headstone for grave of Jack Riley / p. 43 Moore, Constable William, Corryong : / p. 41 Multicultural Task Force : / p. 12 Mutton-birding, : Patsy Adam-Smith on / p. 44-5 'Naracoopa', trader, : Patsy Adam-Smith on / p. 44-5 National Estate Register : / p. 8 Neild, Dr James Edward, : founded Melbourne branch, St John Ambulance / p. 46 Nibbi, Gino, bookseller, Melbourne : / p. 13 O'Brien, John, pseud. of Revd Patrick Hartigan : and Jack Riley / p. 37-9 Opera, in Australia : Italian involvement in / p. 11 Ordell, Tad, film actor : / p. 43 Order of St John in Australia : / p. 45-7 Parbury, Lieut Colonel Philip K. : commanded 2/7th Battalion / p. 50 Paterson, Andrew Barton (Banjo) : and 'Man from Snowy River / p. 42 Paton, Andrew, pioneer immigrant on 'Brilliant' (ship) : / p. 53-4 Paton, James : / p. 54 Prison hulks : at Williamstown / p. 28-29 Pentonvillians : convict exiles to Melbourne / p. 27-30 Periodicals, history of, in Australia : / p. 59 Perry, Edward Warren O. : review of 'The Fiery Phoenix' (Bolger and Littiewood) / p. 49-50 Phillip, Arthur, Governor of NSW : early life of / p. 35 Photography : work of Fauchery and Daintree / p. 50-2 Pierce, John, 'Greg Greg' run : / p. 39 Pigafetta, Antonio : account of Magellan's voyages / p. 10 'Pilar', Portuguese ship : commanded by Arthur Phillip / p. 34 Pitt, Marie E.J. : poem on Jack Riley / p. 41 Portland : settlement of, by Hentys / p. 1-8 'President', penal hulk, Williamstown : / p. 28-29 Price, John, Inspector- General : murder of, at Williamstown / p. 29 Randell, John Ormond : 'They came in the 'Brilliant'', by, reviewed / p. 52-4 'Randolph', convict ship : refused access to Melbourne / p. 27 Rawes, Nurse Henrietta, bush nurse, Corryong : / p. 39 Rebello, General Jacintho Ignacio de Brito, Principal Librarian, Lisbon : / p. 34 Reilly, Dianne : 'Sun pictures of Victoria', by, reviewed / p. 50-2 Riley, John (Jack), 'Man from Snowy River' : illness and death of / p. 37-43 'Royal George', convict ship : / p. 27 'Sacramento', penal hulk, Williamstown : / p. 28-30 'Sacramento', penal hulk, Williamstown : Ned Kelly on / p. 30 Serventy, Dominic, naturalist : / p. 44 Shea, James, convict : attempted escape, Williamstown / p. 29 'Sheerwater', ketch : Patsy Adam-Smith on / p. 44 Simonetti, Achille, sculptor : / p. 11-1 2 Sinclair, Jill K. : review of 'Your friend Alberto Zelman' (Fairweather) / p. 47-8 Sisters of Mercy, in Australia : / p. 57-8 Smith, Beaumont, (One Tale Beau), film producer : / p. 43 Smith, James : founded Dante Alighieri Society / p. 13 Smith, James, convict : constable at Williamstown / p. 227 Social status : and fashion in Victorian times / p. 19-20 Spencer, Jim, horseman, Jindabyne : / p. 45 St John Ambulance Association, in Australia : history reviewed / p. 45-7 State Library of Victoria : Italian historical exhibition / p. 14 'Stratheden', convict ship : / p. 27 'Success', penal hulk, Williamstown : / p. 28-30 Sullivan, George Grey, Deputy Police Commissioner, Williamstown : / p. 27-28 'Thermopylae', steamship : history of, by Matheson, reviewed / p. 55-6 'Thistle', ship : / p. 3-4, 9 'Thomas Arbuthnot', convict ship : / p. 27 Tibbits, George : review of 'Sun pictures of Victoria' (Reilly and Carew) / p. 50-2 Tom Groggin : Jack Riley at / p. 38-41, 43 Transportation of convicts : to Port Phillip / p. 26-28 Turnbull, Noel : co-author 'A History of Port Melbourne' / p. 58 U'ren, Nancy : 'A History of Port Melbourne', by, reviewed / p. 58 Victoria : convict transportation to / p. 26-28 Victoria, 150th Anniversary celebrations : Italian Oral History Project / p. 10 Victoria, Queen of Great Britain : influence on colonial behaviour and fashion / p. 16-18 Victoria's Travelling Birthday Party 1985 : / p. 25 Villiers, Charles, film actor : / p. 43 Walker, Lieut Colonel Theodore G. : trained 2/7th Battalion / p. 49 Wannon River : Major Mitchell and / p. 6, 7 Warren, Dr Richard : and St. John Ambulance Association / p. 46 Watson, Captain J. Frederick W. : claims for James Matra in founding of New South Wales / p. 10 Whale oil : produced at Portland / p. 1-2 Whaling : and Hentys in Portland / p. 1-2 Whittaker, Howard (RHSV) 'Victoria's convicts by another name' (article) 26-30 Williams, Thomas, convict constable at Williamstown 27 Williamstown convicts worked at 27-29 Winks, Billie (Stella Southern), film actress 43 Women respectability and fashions of, in Victorian era 17-19 World War II 2/7th Australian Infantry Battalion, history of, reviewed 49-50 'Yabba', station, Paton family at 54 Zelman, Alberto, musician 11 Zelman, Alberto, musician biography of, by Fairweather, reviewed 47-8 Zelman Memorial Symphony Orchestra 48; Periodical; Library - PeriodicalsVictorian Historical Journal : 221 Volume 56 (4), 1985; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Aborigines : Kurnai people, history of, reviewed / p. 54-6 Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh : at 'The Hill', Colac / p. 39 Allen, Noel D. (RHSV) : chronology in 'Victoria illustrated' / p. 45 Altona : advertised as garden suburb / p. 33, 35 'Argus', Melbourne : on La Trobe / p. 7 Baillie, (Mrs Gordon) : plan to settle Scottish crofters on Wilson's Promontory / p. 11 Baird, Arthur (maintenance engineer, QANTAS) : / p. 47 Bardwell, Sandra : 'For all the people for all time' (article) / p. 10-18 Barrett, (Dr) Bernard (State Historian) : introduction to 'The Kurnai of Gippsland' / p. 54-5 Barrett, (Dr) Bernard (State Historian) : on foundation of Melbourne / p. 45 Barrett, (Sir) James William : advocated garden suburbs / p. 32 Barrett, (Sir) James William : Town and Country Planning Association / p. 13 Bass, George : voyage in 'Tom Thumb' / p. 58-9 Batman, John : and William Robertson / p. 38 Bismarck Archipelago : exploration of / p. 21 Blackbirding : in New Britain / p. 27-28 Blanche Bay, New Britain : four mission teachers killed / p. 22 Bolinda Vale' run : bought by William Robertson / p. 38 Bowden, (Dr) Keith : edited Flinders Narrative of Tom Thumb cruise / p. 58-9 Brighton : Rothesay Avenue planning / p. 36 Brinsmead, (Lieut Colonel) Horace C. : and QANTAS / p. 47 Broome, WA : multi-racial society in 1900 in / p. 51 Brown, (Revd) George : founded mission at Port Hunter, New Britain / p. 21-2, 25 Buckley, William, 'Wild White Man' : as guide to Gellibrand / p. 38 Burke, Thomas M. (subdivider of Preston) : / p. 35 Burston, (Colonel) John (Lord Mayor of Melbourne) : / p. 12 Bush fires : in Powelltown area / p. 54 Bushwalking : popularity of, in Victoria / p. 14 Cecil (Lord), Robert : on crime on diggings / p. 7 Chapman (missionary secretary, Sydney) : / p. 20, 24-5 Charleville (Qld) : first QANTAS flight from / p. 47 Charnay, Claude Joseph Desire (French scientist) : on Aborigines / p. 37 Chinese, in Australia : Board of Inquiry into losses, 1858 / p. 57 'Chloe' (portrait) : in 'Victoria illustrated' / p. 43-4 Churchill National Park : / p. 13 Clark, Charles Manning Hope : on La Trobe / p. 2 Colac Shire Council : George Pringle Robertson, councillor / p. 40 Colac, William Robertson : had 'The Hill' at / p. 39 Commercial Photographic Co : photographs of / p. 44 Cook, Fred (surveyor) : plans for garden cities / p. 33 'Coragulac' , property, Colac : / p. 40 Corney, James : pioneer of Wando Vale / p. 42 'Cororooke', (run) Colac : of John Robertson / p. 40 Council for the Preservation of National Monuments : / p. 13, 14 Craig, Grace : 'When the Robertsons came to Colac' (article) / p. 38-42 Croajingalong National Park : / p. 15 Curr, Edward (Chief Agent, Van Diemen's Land Co) : on Melbourne in 1839 / p. 6 Cuthill, William J. (RHSV) : review of Matthew Flinders' 'Narrative of 'Tom Thumb' cruise' (Bowden) / p. 58-9 Cuthill, William J. (RHSV) : review of 'Powelltown' (Stamford and others) / p. 53-4 D'Aruego, Tess : co-author 'Kurnai of Gippsland' / p. 54-6 Dampier, William : named New Britain / p. 21 Danks, (Revd) Benjamin (missionary at Port Hunter) : / p. 22-23 Dugan, Dennis : review of journal and letters of Revd Isaac Rooney / p. 19-30 Dugan, Dennis : review of 'The defeat of distance' (Gunn) / p. 46-9 Duke of York Island, New Guinea : Rooney at mission on / p. 19, 21, 22, 24 Dunphy, Myles : worked for national parks in NSW / p. 14 Dunstan, David : review of 'Victoria illustrated' (Paynting) / p. 43-5 Electoral rolls : for 1899 for Federal referendum in Victoria / p. 18 Emery, George, State Savings Bank (Vic.) : / p. 32 Falkiner, Suzanne : 'Australians today', by, reviewed / p. 50-2 Farrell, Thomas, agent, Meoko, New Britain : / p. 24 Federation of Victorian Walking Clubs : / p. 14 Field Naturalists' Club of Victoria : on Wilson's Promontory / p. 11-13, 15 Field Naturalists' Club of Victoria : preservation of national monuments / p. 14 Flinders, Matthew : narrative of 'Tom Thumb' voyage, reviewed / p. 58-9 Flying fish : reported by Revd Isaac Rooney / p. 26-27 Freestone, Robert : 'Garden suburbs of Melbourne' (article) / p. 31-37 Fyans, Captain Foster : and Robertsons of Colac / p. 39, 42 Fysh, Hudson : founding of QANTAS / p. 46 Garden City, Melbourne : aerial view c. 1929 (illustration) / p. 34 Garden City, Melbourne : planning of / p. 32-3 Garden suburbs : of Melbourne, history / p. 31-37 Gawler, John, town planner, Melbourne : / p. 36 Gellibrand, Joseph Tice : / p. 38 Gillison, Joan (RHSV) : review of 'Australians today' (Falkiner and Graham) / p. 50-2 Gillison, Joan (RHSV) : review of 'The Kumai of Gippsland' (Pepper) / p. 54-6 Glen Alvie, estate, Mount Waverley : / p. 36 'Glen Alvie', property, Colac : / p. 40-1 Grace Park, Hawthorn : as garden suburb / p. 33 Graham, Lorrie : photographs for 'Australians today' / p. 50-2 Grant, Malcolm : co-author of 'Victoria illustrated' / p. 43-5 Griffin, Walter Burley : subdivisions planned in Melbourne / p. 35-6 Gross, Alan : on achievement of La Trobe / p. 4 Gunn, John : 'The Defeat of distance', by, reviewed / p. 46-9 Hall, Dr Thomas : on Wilson's Promontory / p. 12 Hattah Lakes : plans to reserve area / p. 15 Henty, John, 'Merino Downs' : / p. 42 Herring, Lieut General Sir Edmund, Lieut Governor : memorial oval for at South Yarra / p. 30 Hersheim, German firm in New Britain : / p. 24, 27 Hiking : as sport in Victoria / p. 14 Horsfall, David : 'March to Big Gold Mountain', by, reviewed / p. 57-8 Hotham, Sir Charles, Governor of Victoria : biography, by Shirley Roberts, reviewed / p. 49-50 Housing, in Melbourne : and garden suburbs / p. 31-37 Hunter, John, Governor of NSW : discoveries in New Britain / p. 21 Imperial Airways, joined with QANTAS : / p. 48 Irving, Washington : on La Trobe / p. 4 Keam, Peter : subdivided 'Glenard' and 'Eaglemont' / p. 35 Keilor, City View Estate : / p. 36 Kellaway, Dr Carlotta : article in 'Victoria illustrated' / p. 44, 45 Kelynack, Dr William, Methodist minister, Sydney : / p. 26, 28-9 Kennedy, Alexander, Cloncurry : first to fly with QANTAS / p. 47 Kinawanua (Duke of York Island) : / p. 24 Kinglake National Park (Vic.) : / p. 13 Knox, Sir William : presented 1899 electoral roll to Parliamentary Library / p. 18 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : life and career, paper by Sir Ninian Stephen / p. 1-9 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : (portrait) / p. 3 Land Conservation Council, Victoria : / p. 17 Lang, Dr John Dunmore : on William Robertson / p. 38-9 Lib Lib, Aborigine, Warra Chief : / p. 24 Lind, Sir Albert, MLA, : and national parks / p. 15, 16 Little Desert : controversy over land use / p. 17 Little Desert National Park : / p. 17 Longreach (Qld) : first QANTAS flight / p. 47, 48 Mackey, John, MP (Vic.) : and Wilson's Promontory / p. 12 'Mahogany ship' : seen by La Trobe / p. 6 Mallacoota Inlet : plans for animal sanctuary / p. 12-13 Mather, Keith B. : 'Methodist missionary in the Pacific: Journal and letters of the Revd Isaac Rooney', part 2 (article) / p. 19-30 (check title) Maynard, G.L. : co-author 'Powelltown' / p. 53-4 McDonald, Melinda, Mrs John, Santa Anna : / p. 20, 26 McGinness, Paul : and founding of QANTAS / p. 46 McMaster, Fergus, chairman of QANTAS : / p. 46-7 Melbourne : garden suburbs developed / p. 31-37 Melbourne Grammar School : Sir Edmund Herring at / p. 30 'Merrilands Estate', Preston : / p. 35 Methodist Church : missions in New Britain / p. 19-30 Moorooduc : as garden suburb / p. 36 Morrison, Phillip Crosbie : on Wilson's Promontory / p. 15-16 Mount Buffalo National Park : / p. 13, 15 'Mount Derrimut', cattle stud, owned by Robertsons : / p. 41 'Mount Eagle (Eaglemont) Estate', subdivision : / p. 35 Murray, John, Premier of Victoria : plans to reserve Wilson's Promontory / p. 11 Murray, Rear-Admiral Sir Brian, Governor of Victoria : / p. 30 National Estate Register : listings / p. 18 National Parks Association (Vic.) : / p. 12-13 National Parks Authority (Vic.) : / p. 16-17 National parks, in Victoria, history : / p. 10-1 8 Natural Resources Conservation League (Vic.) : / p. 15 'Nelson' : robbery of gold from / p. 8 New Britain : discovery of / p. 21 New Ireland : blackbirding in / p. 27-28 New Ireland : discovery of / p. 21 Noone, John, : photographs of, in 'Victoria Illustrated' / p. 43 Norton, Charles : water colours, in 'Victoria illustrated' / p. 44 Park Orchards (Vic.) : as garden suburb / p. 36 Paynting, Harold H. : edited 'Victoria illustrated', reviewed / p. 43-5 Pepper, Nathaniel : / p. 55 Pepper, Phillip : 'The Kumai of Gippsland', by, reviewed / p. 54-6 Port Hunter, New Britain, Methodist mission : / p. 20-29 Port Phillip Association : William and John Robertson, members / p. 38 Powell Wood process (Powellising), : with timber / p. 53 Powelltown (Vic.), : history of, reviewed / p. 53-4 Preston : garden estates in / p. 35 QANTAS : history of, by John Gunn, reviewed / p. 46-9 QANTAS Empire Airways : founding / p. 48 'Ranelagh', estate, Frankston : / p. 36 Reeves, John, Commissioner, Australian Heritage Commission : / p. 9 Richards, G.B., teacher at Duke of York mission : / p. 25 Rickard, Revd R. Heath, missionary, Duke of York Mission : / p. 23 Rigby, Edward C, Town Planning Commission : / p. 36 Roberts, Shirley, : 'Charles Hotham: a biography', by, reviewed / p. 49-50 Robertson, George Pringle, son of William Robertson : / p. 40 Robertson, George, 'Warrock' : / p. 42 Robertson, James, son of William Robertson : / p. 40-1 Robertson, John, botanist and settler at Colac : / p. 38, 41-2 Robertson, John, son of William Robertson of Colac : / p. 40 Robertson, William, MP, son of William Robertson of Colac : / p. 40 Robertson, William, settler, Colac : / p. 38-42 Rooney, Annie, Mrs Isaac : / p. 26-27 Rooney, Minnie, daughter of Isaac Rooney : / p. 20, 26 Rooney, Minnie, Mrs Isaac : death of / p. 19-20 Rooney, Revd Isaac, Methodist missionary : journal and letters of / p. 19-30 Rusden, George W. : on La Trobe / p. 4 Sam, Ivy, Aborigine, life story told : / p. 51-2 Savill, Barbara J. (RHSV) : help in 'Victoria illustrated' / p. 45 Serle, Dr Geoffrey : on La Trobe / p. 4 Shaw, Mary Turner (RHSV) : review of 'Charles Hotham: a biography' (Roberts) / p. 49-50 Singapore : first QEA flights to / p. 48 'Six Day War' : against natives at Blanche Bay, New Britain / p. 22 Spencer, Sir Baldwin : and Wilson's Promontory / p. 12 St George's Bay, New Britain : / p. 21 Stamford, F.E. : 'Powelltown, a history', by, reviewed / p. 53-4 State Savings Bank of Victoria : and Garden City project / p. 32 Stephen, Sir Ninian, Governor General : address on C.J. La Trobe / p. 1-9 Stevenson, Robert Louis : offered to write biography of Revd George Brown / p. 21 Strzelecki, Paul Edmund : La Trobe wrote to / p. 8 Stuckey, Edward G. : co-author 'Powelltown, a history' / p. 53-4 Suburbanization : in Melbourne / p. 31 Sydenham Inlet (Vic.) : as reserve / p. 15 'Tom Thumb', whaleboat : Bass and Flinders journey in / p. 58-9 'Tomahawk', Duke of York islander : / p. 23-24 Tourist Resorts Committee (Vic.) : / p. 14 Town and Country Planning Association (Vic.) : / p. 13 Tuxen, Saxil, surveyor, Melbourne : and suburban planning / p. 31, 35 Tuxen, Saxil, surveyor, Melbourne : plans of, for Garden City (illustration) / p. 34 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : National Parks Act 1956 / p. 15-16 'Victoria illustrated 1834-1984' (Paynting and Grant) : review of / p. 43-5 Victoria, State Development Committee : and national parks / p. 16 Victorian National Parks Association : / p. 11, 13, 15-16, 17 'Wando Vale', property, of John Robertson : / p. 42 'Warrock', run : / p. 42 Welmore, William : bought 'Warrock' run / p. 42 Welsh, Lionel : 'Vermillion and gold', by, reviewed / p. 58 Westgarth, William : on La Trobe / p. 4 Wilderness areas : plans for in Victoria / p. 14-15 Wilson's Promontory : as national park / p. 11-12, 14-15 Wingan Inlet : as reserve / p. 13, 15 Winton (Qld) : pioneer flights to / p. 47 Woolgolga (NSW) : Sikh community at / p. 51 Wyperfeld National Park : / p. 13 Yarra Junction : tramway to Powelltown, history / p. 53-4; Periodical; Library - PeriodicalsVictorian Historical Journal : 199 Volume 51 (1), 1980; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Aborigines : Bunerong tribe, Mornington Peninsula / p. 11 Aeroplanes : first to fly at Frankston / p. 20 American Circus : at Cremorne Gardens / p. 37-8 Australia : anticipated by British Board of Trade / p. 9 Australian Heritage Commission : and historic buildings / p. 7 Baden-Powell, Robert : at World Scout Jamboree, Frankston / p. 21 'Ballam Ballam', run : taken up by Liardet / p. 12 'Ballanrong', run : of Meyrick Brothers / p. 11 Ballooning : at Cremorne Gardens / p. 33-5 'Banyan Waterholes', run, of Wedge Brothers : / p. 11 Barkly, (Lady) Elizabeth Helen (wife of Sir Henry Barkly) : death of / p. 31 Barrett, (Dr) Bernard (State Historian) : 'The Civic frontier', by, reviewed / p. 57-9 Barrow, Elizabeth Jane (Mrs Robert Muckatuck) : / p. 44 Barrow, Robert (village settler, Muckatuck) : / p. 44 Batman, John : biography of, reviewed / p. 48-9 Baxter : horse racing at / p. 18 Baxter, Benjamin, jnr : cricket at Frankston / p. 17, 23 Baxter, (Captain) Benjamin : and naming of Frankston / p. 13 Baxter, (Captain) Benjamin : and racing / p. 15 Baxter, (Captain) Benjamin : on Carrup Carrup run / p. 11-12 Baxter's Flat : horse racing at / p. 15, 17-18 Bayview Hotel, Frankston : / p. 14 Bent, (Sir) Thomas (Premier of Victoria) : bought 'Cremorne' / p. 41 Bentick, Thomas : and Harriet / p. 12 Benwell, W. S. : review of 'Notes of an Australian vine grower' (De Castella) / p. 49-51 Bergin, Matthew, Spring Vale Hotel : / p. 35 Billot, C. Philip : 'John Batman' by, reviewed / p. 48-9 Bonwick, James : on John Batman / p. 48 Bourke, Max : 'The preservation of historical places' (article) / p. 3-10 Bovell, George (village settler at Korumburra) : / p. 45 Box, John Dixon, Frankston : / p. 15 Boy Scouts : World Scout Jamboree at Frankston / p. 20-21 Brody, Mark : leased Frankston Baths / p. 16, 19, 22 Brooke, Gustavus Vaughan : agent for George Coppin / p. 33, 36-7, 39 Brown, Charles Henry : and Dean, balloonists / p. 33-5 Brown, (Dr) Philip L. : entry on Austin family in ADB vol 7 / p. 11 Bruce, (Viscount) Stanley Melbourne (Prime Minister) : first Empire radio broadcast by / p. 20 Bruce, (Viscount) Stanley Melbourne (Prime Minister) : of Frankston / p. 22 Bullock, William (village settler, Bundalong) : / p. 44 Callaghan, H. (surveyor) : of Frankston area / p. 12 Cameron, Alexander (village settler, Korumburra) : / p. 46 Cameron, Hugh (mechanic, Frankston) : / p. 19 Campbell, Joan (RHSV) : review of 'The Civic frontier' (Barrett) / p. 57-9 Cannanuke Inn, near Frankston : / p. 12 Cannanuke' (run) : taken up by James Dewey / p. 11 Carnegie, Margaret (Mrs Douglas, RHSV) : 'In search of Breaker Morant', by, reviewed / p. 54-5 'Carrier' (fishing boat) : / p. 14 'Carrup Carrup' (run) : held by Benjamin Baxter / p. 11 Cash, Martin : and 'Frank the Poet' / p. 52 Castella, Hubert de : 'Notes of an Australian vine grower', by, reviewed / p. 49-51 Castella, Paul de : at Yarra Glen / p. 50 Cavell, Francis : married Jane Donne / p. 13 Caxton, William : Bicentennial celebrations for, in Melbourne, 1871 and 1877 / p. 158-63 'Cerberus' HMVS : / p. 56 Charlwood, Don : review of 'Port Phillip pilots and defences' (Noble) / p. 55-7 'Chili' (brig) : shipwrecked men from / p. 11 Clarke, Thomas, and Son, brickworks, Frankston : / p. 15 Coal mines and mining : at Frankston / p. 23 Cobb and Co, coach services : to Frankston / p. 14 Colonial Bank : branch at Frankston / p. 16 Conservation : of historic buildings in Australia / p. 3-10 Cook, (Captain) James : landing place at Kurnell as historic site / p. 5, 9 Coppin, George Selth : bought Cremorne, Richmond / p. 31-33 Cremorne Gardens, Richmond : closing of / p. 38 Cremorne Gardens, Richmond : history of / p. 25-41 Cremorne Gardens, Richmond : map, shows location / p. 26 Cremorne Gardens, Richmond : plan of, in heyday / p. 30 Cremorne Gardens, Richmond : sold to Harcourt / p. 40-1 Cremorne Gardens, Richmond : subdivision of / p. 41 Cremorne, railway station : / p. 35-6, 38 Crosskell, James : had fishing boat 'Carrier' / p. 14-15 Cyprus' (brig) : mutiny on, in poem / p. 53 Davey, James : had 'Marysville' run / p. 12, 14 Davey, James : took up 'Cannanuke' run / p. 11-14 Davey's Bay, Frankston : / p. 12, 14 Day, Syd, Frankston : / p. 18 Dearth, Charles (settler on French Island) : / p. 47 Earl, Alfred : grew tomatoes at Frankston / p. 23-24 Eight Hours Day movement : procession to Cremorne / p. 29, 31 Elephants : performed at Cremorne Gardens / p. 29 Ellis, James, Cremorne Gardens : / p. 25, 27-8, 29, 31 Evans, Angus, settler, French Island : Energy Homestead Association / p. 47 Fawkner, John Pascoe : criticised Coppin's scheme for old colonists / p. 33 Ferny Creek, village settlement at : / p. 46 Fireworks : at Cremorne Gardens / p. 29, 32 Fisheries : at Frankston / p. 12, 17-18 Flemming, James : with Robbins and Grimes on Mount Martha / p. 11, 75 Fleury, M. : had orchestra in Melbourne in 1850s / p. 28 Frankston : history of, outlined / p. 11-24 Frankston : school / p. 13 Frankston : town laid out / p. 12 Frankston and Hastings Shire : / p. 22 Frankston City : / p. 22 Frankston Coffee Palace : / p. 16 Frankston Historical Society : Ballam Park as headquarters / p. 12 Frankston Hotel : / p. 12, 15 Frankston Park : / p. 16, 18 'Frankston Standard', newspaper : / p. 21 Gas manufacture and supply : at Frankston / p. 17 German Liedertafel : performed at Cremorne / p. 36 Ginn, Henry : bought Cremorne area / p. 25 Gold mines and mining : at Frankston / p. 23 'Gondola', launch : on Yarra to Cremorne / p. 27-28 Graham, Dr George, Medical Superintendent, Cremorne Asylum : / p. 41 Gray, Constable Robert Dixon, Frankston : / p. 18 Grice, James, 'Moondah', Frankston : / p. 19, 23 Grimes, Charles, surveyor : in Frankston area / p. 11 Grimwade, Major General Harold William, of Frankston : / p. 22 Handcock, Peter : court-martial / p. 54-5 'Hannah Thompson' (schooner) : carried timber / p. 14 Harcourt, James Thomas : bought Cremorne Gardens / p. 40-1 Hardy, John, surveyor, Frankston : / p. 12 Harris Motor Car and Vehicle Co., Frankston : / p. 18 Harrop, George Thomas, settler : Perseverance Homestead Association / p. 47 Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne : built by Coppin / p. 37, 39 Historical buildings : chronology of events for / p. 8-9 Historical buildings : preservation of / p. 3-10 Hoddle, Robert : commented on Batman / p. 48 Hodgson, John, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 25 Homestead Associations : / p. 42, 43, 47 International Council of Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) : / p. 6, 9 James, Harry B., pioneer motorist : / p. 18 Johnson, William, Arapiles Village Settlement : / p. 46 Kananook Creek : / p. 22-23 Kananook Creek : bream caught in / p. 18 Kananook Creek : eels in / p. 11 Kananook Creek : renowned for murders / p. 15 Karingal : / p. 22 Kelly, Edward (Ned) : knew song 'Moreton Bay' / p. 53 Kerr, William : and Melbourne City Council / p. 58 Kirkbride, William : erected church at Frankston / p. 13 Kurnell (NSW) : Cook's landing place as historic site / p. 59 La Trobe, Sophie, Mrs Charles Joseph, née Montmollin : and de Castellas / p. 50 Lancaster, Osbert : lecture 'Future of the past' / p. 3 Lawson, Sir Harry, Premier of Victoria : / p. 20-21 Lewis, Miss : singer at Cremorne Gardens / p. 27 Liardet, Cavendish E. : grew peanuts, Frankston / p. 22 Liardet, Frank : took up Ballam Ballam run / p. 12 Licensed Victuallers' Association : raised funds at Cremorne Gardens / p. 32 Lilydale, and village settlers : / p. 43-4 Local government : in Victoria to 1860s / p. 57-9 Local history : in Victoria, to 1860s / p. 57-9 Louis 1, Grand Duke of Hesse and Rhine : decree on preservation of historical buildings / p. 4, 8 Lucas, Anthony John J., restaurateur : / p. 22 Lutheran Church, in Victoria : Schramm's school at Doncaster / p. 154-5 Madden, Sir John, Chief Justice : at Frankston / p. 22 Manchester Unity Lodge : procession and festival of, Cremorne / p. 37 Mansell, Thomas, village settler, Koonoomeo : / p. 46 Marr, James, pilot : / p. 55 McCallum, Dr Daniel, of Grimes party : / p. 11 McComb, Grace, Mrs Thomas, Frankston : / p. 12 McComb, Grace, Mrs Thomas, Frankston : as home nurse / p. 22 McComb, James Henry, Frankston : baptism / p. 13 McComb, Thomas, Frankston : / p. 12-13 McLaren, Ian F. : review of 'In search of Breaker Morant' (Carnegie and Shields) / p. 54-5 McNamara, Francis (Frank the Poet) : biography of, reviewed / p. 52-4 Melbourne City Council : study of / p. 57-8 Melbourne Motorcycle Club : climbs on Olivers Hill / p. 19 Mellican, Martin, village settler, Mount Macedon : / p. 45 Meyrick brothers, took up 'Ballanrong' run : / p. 11 Monbulk, : Stuart Village Settlement at / p. 43-4 Morant, Harry ('Breaker') : biography of, reviewed / p. 54-5 Mornington Railway League : / p. 16 Mornington Shire Council : / p. 22 'Mornington Standard' : / p. 21 Morris, William, : and preservation of ancient buildings / p. 4, 6, 8 Mount Eliza District Roads Board : and roads in 1860 / p. 15, 22 Moving pictures : first shown at Frankston / p. 19-20 Narrangailing Creek (Sweetwater Creek) : / p. 12 Nash, Edward Charles, of Tonimbuk Fruit Growers Homestead Association : / p. 47 National Estate (Australia) : register of historic buildings / p. 7 New Mornington Shire : / p. 22 Noble, Captain John : 'Port Phillip Pilots and Defences', by, reviewed / p. 55-7 'Norval', barque : shipwrecked men from / p. 11 O'Grady, William, Frankston : / p. 17, 22 Oliver's Hill : fishermen based at / p. 12, 15, 19 Palmer, Sir James : patron of Cremorne Gardens / p. 25 Pantheon Theatre, Cremorne : / p. 30, 36, 40 Parer, Ray, aviator, of Frankston : / p. 20 Parkhouse, Samuel, Frankston : / p. 15 Patterson, Keith A. : 'Battlers of the 1890s' (article) / p. 42-7 Patterson, Robert and Sarah, Frankston : / p. 12 Peanuts : farmed on Dandenong Road, Frankston / p. 22 Peck, Hugh, Collingwood : helped C.H. Brown, balloonist / p. 35 Permein, Thomas H, surveyor, : laid out Frankston in 1851 / p. 12 Pier Hotel, Frankston : / p. 15 Pilot services, on Port Phillip : / p. 35-7 Pines Forest, Frankston : / p. 16, 21 Prince of Wales, hotel, Frankston : / p. 16 Prosser, Henry, Frankston : / p. 15, 23 Public Record Office (Vic.) : village settlement records at / p. 42 Public Service Union (Vic.) : Florence Johnson and / p. 137-8, 140 Radio broadcasting : early broadcasts in Frankston area / p. 20 Railways, in Victoria : line to Frankston / p. 16, 18, 20 Renouf, Philip, Frankston : / p. 15, 17 Richmond : history of Cremorne Gardens / p. 25-41 The Rip, entrance to Port Phillip Bay : pilot ships at / p. 55-6 'Rip', pilot ship : wreck of / p. 55 Ritchie, Thomas and Margaret : / p. 12, 15, 16, 24 Robertson, Martin, and Smith, London : built 'Gondola' / p. 28 Robson, Lloyd L. : review of 'Frank the Poet' (Meredith and Whalan) / p. 52-4 Rogers, George, Balmoral House, Frankston : / p. 16 Rowland, Revd Dr Edward Carr : 'The Frankston story' article / p. 11-24 'Royal Charter', screw steamer : fete for survivors of wreck of / p. 37 Royal Melbourne Hospital : proceeds of Cremorne Gardens to / p. 25, 31 Sage, Edward Arthur : baptism of / p. 13 Salle de Valentino, Bourke Street, Melbourne : / p. 25, 28 Savage, Edward G., teacher : at Frankston / p. 13 Savill, Barbara J. (RHSV) : 'Cremorne Gardens: a brief history' (article) / p. 25-41 Savill, Barbara J. (RHSV) : review of 'John Batman' (Billot) / p. 48-9 Schatz, Emil, village settler, Nayook : / p. 44-5 Scott, Henry : had land at Mount Arapiles / p. 46 Scott, P. : leased Cremorne in 1855 / p. 29 Shields, Frank : co-author 'In search of Breaker Morant' / p. 54-5 Silver, William B., village settler : / p. 44 Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (U.K.) : / p. 4, 8 Southorn, Edward, village settler, Monbulk : / p. 43 Spas, one at Frankston : / p. 23 Spriggs, George : had Bay View Hotel, Frankston / p. 14 Sprinkhorn, Herr, conductor of German Liedertafel : / p. 36 Spry, Alfred, village settler, Korumburra : / p. 45 Stephen, Francis John Sidney, 'Marathon', Frankston : / p. 14 Stephens, 'Captain', Fire Brigade captain, Frankston : / p. 17 Stocks, William, Carlton, village settler : / p. 44 Strawberries : 'Sunbeam' strain grown at Frankston / p. 23 Stuart, Thomas, secretary, Stuart Village Settlement : / p. 43 Stuart Village Settlement, Monbulk : / p. 43 Summerson, John : on conservation of historic buildings / p. 6, 8 Sutton, Captain Thomas Halk, Port Phillip pilot : / p. 55 Symonds, William, village settler at Mount Macedon : / p. 45 Taylor, Revd Samuel, Frankston : / p. 13 Theatre Royal, Melbourne : G.V. Brooke and / p. 37, 39 Theiner, Pat, Collingwood, village settler : / p. 44 Thomas, William, settler, Koo-wee-rup : / p. 45 Thompson, John, settler, Frankston : / p. 13 Thompson, John, settler, Frankston : had schooner, 'Hannah Thompson' / p. 14 Thompson, John, settler, Frankston : had store / p. 16 Thornton-Smith, Dr Colin Bernard : translated 'Notes of an Australian vinegrower' / p. 49-51 Tipping, Marjorie : edited work of Ludwig Becker / p. 196-7 Tobin, Captain George, pilot : / p. 55; Tocknell, C.H. : had 'Clarence House', Frankston / p. 16 Tomatoes : grown at Frankston / p. 23-24 Tucker : at Cremorne Gardens / p. 40 Tuckey, Lieut James : on Kananook Creek / p. 11 Turner, Henry Gyles : 'Turnverein', German entertainment at Cremorne / p. 37 Upper Yarra Steam Gondola Co. : boats to Cremorne / p. 27 Vale, William, politician : on Frankston / p. 13 Vickery, James S., Bendigo : bought Cremorne / p. 41 'Victoria', paddle steamer : in Frankston service / p. 23 'Victoria', pilot vessel : / p. 55-6, 20 Victorian Grand Gift Enterprise : set up by Coppin / p. 32-3 Victorian Industrial Society : 9th Annual Exhibition at Cremorne Gardens / p. 35 Village settlements, in Victoria : / p. 42-7 Walker, Frank : calls for preservation of historic sites / p. 5 Wedge, brothers, 'Banyan Waterholes' run : / p. 11 Whalan, Rex : co-author, 'Frank the Poet' / p. 52-4 Wilson, Hardy : wrote on historic architecture of Australia / p. 5 Wilson, Mr, artist : painted panorama of Siege of Sebastopol / p. 29, 32 Wood, H. : village settler at Korumburra / p. 45 Wooley, William, Frankston : / p. 14 Wright, Elizabeth, Mrs : murder of, at Frankston / p. 15 'Wyuna', pilot vessel : / p. 55 Yarra River : launches took passengers to Cremorne / p. 27-8, 31 Yarra River : regatta on, in 1856 / p. 33 Yde, Ernest, storekeeper, Lilydale : and village settlers / p. 43 Youl, Dr Richard : physician at Cremorne Asylum / p. 41 ; Periodical; Library - PeriodicalsVictorian Historical Journal : 229 Volume 59 (1), 1988; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: 'Archer' (racehorse) : / p. 78 Arnold, John : review of 'A Checklist of Royal Commissions' / p. 73-5 Australia, Acts of Parliament : Australia Act 1986 / p. 14 Australia, Royal Australian Air Force : occupied Darby Chalet / p. 41 Australian Champion Sweepstakes : race / p. 78 Avoca : history of, by Margery and Betty Beavis / p. 75-6 Bacchus Marsh : pictorial history of, reviewed / p. 54 Bacchus Marsh : reminiscences of residents, reviewed / p. 53-4 Bandoeng : military prison at / p. 55 Barraclough, Linda : 'Valley of Glens', by, reviewed / p. 53 Beavis, Betty : co-author, 'Avoca, the early years' / p. 75-6 Beavis, Margery : 'Avoca, the early years', by, reviewed / p. 75-6 Becker, Ludwig : portrait of Peter Lalor (portrait ) / p. 24 'Bell's life', racing periodical : / p. 78 Bellamy, William (soldier settler) : / p. 42 Bendigo : agricultural developments in district, history / p. 68, 70 Bendigo : surveyor's field notes for, found / p. 6 Bentley, James Francis (publican, Ballarat) : Peter Lalor on / p. 22, 23, 25-6 Boards of Inquiry, in Australia : checklist, reviewed / p. 73-5 Bodi, Leslie : edited 'The German connection', reviewed / p. 67-8 Borchardt, Dietrich : 'Checklist of Royal Commissions', by, reviewed / p. 73-5 Brookes, Ivy (Mrs Herbert, daughter of Alfred Deakin) : / p. 33, 34, 36 Browne, Hugo Junor (father-in-law of Alfred Deakin) : / p. 33 Camm, Geoffrey : edited reminiscences of Bacchus Marsh residents / p. 53-4 Campbell, James C. E. (RHSV) : review of David Collins 'Account of a voyage' / p. 56-8 Campbell, William : had No 1 Collins Street / p. 35 Carboni, Raffaello : and Eureka Stockade / p. 23-25 Carroll, John Raymond : review of 'Still stands the schoolhouse by the road' (Uhl) / p. 76-7 'Cataraqui' (shipwreck) : history of wreck, reviewed / p. 58-9 Cayzer, Nathaniel : built 'Ballara', Point Lonsdale / p. 36 Centennial International Exhibition : German involvement in / p. 68 Central Plan Office, Melbourne : / p. 6, 7, 13 Centre for Gippsland Studies : Churchill / p. 51-2 Charlwood, Don : review of 'Poor souls, they perished' / p. 58-9 Clyne, Michael : study of German language in Victoria / p. 68 Collins, David (Lieut Governor of Van Diemen's Land) : 'Account of a voyage', by, reviewed / p. 56-8 Colonial Conference, London, 1887 : Deakin at / p. 33 Commissions of Inquiry 1960-80 : checklist, reviewed / p. 73-5 Computers : and public records / p. 8, 11 Coote, Charles Henry : landlord in Ireland / p. 26 Cox, Lindsay : sketches of British uniforms / p. 70-1 Currey, John : edited David Collins 'Account of a voyage' / p. 56-8 Curtin, John (Prime Minister) : in debate on socialism / p. 60 Darby Chalet, Wilson's Promontory : / p. 38-41 Darby Chalet, Wilson's Promontory : in 1915 (illustration) / p. 39 Darby Hill : / p. 38, 40 Darby River, Wilson's Promontory : / p. 38, 40 Deakin, Alfred (Prime Minister) : birthplace (illustration) / p. 31 Deakin, Alfred (Prime Minister) : home, 'Ballara', Point Lonsdale (illustration) / p. 36 Deakin, Alfred (Prime Minister) : house in Walsh Street, South Yarra (illustration) / p. 34 Deakin, Alfred (Prime Minister) : personal and family life / p. 30-37 Deakin, Alfred (Prime Minister) : tablet marked birthplace / p. 30 Deakin, Alfred (Prime Minister) : with daughter Vera (portrait) / p. 37 Deakin, Catherine Sarah : / p. 32 Deakin, Elizabeth Martha Ann (Pattie) (Mrs Alfred) : / p. 32-3, 34-7 Deakin, Sarah (Mrs William, Alfred's mother) : / p. 31-2, 34 Deakin, William (Alfred Deakin's father) : / p. 31-2, 34 Dugan, Dennis : review of 'Labor Judge' (Larmour) / p. 59-61 Dunlop, (Sir) Edward E. : war diaries, reviewed / p. 54-6 Edey, John F., soldier settler, Red Cliffs : / p. 42 Edey, John F., soldier settler, Red Cliffs : with family 1956 (portrait) / p. 48 Eureka Stockade (Ballarat 1854) : role of Peter Lalor / p. 16-17, 19-20, 21-7 Fahey, Charles : review of 'Greater than gold' (Webb and Quinlan) / p. 68-70 Fairy Cove, Wilson's Promontory : / p. 40, 41 Flagstaff Gardens : as historic site / p. 5 Fletcher, Meredith : edited 'Gippsland heritage journal' / p. 52 Flinders Island : Aboriginal settlement, history of, reviewed / p. 62-4 Foster, Judge Alfred William : biography by Larmour, reviewed / p. 59-61 Fox, Paul : review of 'A bright and savage land' (Moyal) / p. 71-3 Freedman, Harold : 'The History of Australian thoroughbred racing', vol 1, by, reviewed / p. 77-8 Friel, Brian, Irish playwright : / p. 73 Frost, Lucy : review of 'Dear Grace: a romance of history' (Gillett) / p. 64-6 Fullerton, Mary : wrote 'Bark house days' / p. 53 Gardam, Frederick, soldier settler : / p. 48-9 Germans in Australia : essays on Germans in Victoria, reviewed / p. 67-8 Germans in Australia : German language in Victoria / p. 68 Gillett, Margaret : 'Dear Grace', by, reviewed / p. 64-6 Gippsland : 'Gippsland heritage journal', review / p. 52 Gippsland : study of literature of by Patrick Morgan / p. 51-2 'Gippsland roundup', newsletter : / p. 52 Glenmaggie district : history of, reviewed / p. 53 Great Britain, Army : history of troops in Australia, reviewed / p. 70-1 Griffiths, Tom : reviews by / p. 51-4 Guthrey, Thomas : account of wreck of 'Cataraqui' / p. 59 Hamann, Conrad : essay on Frederick Romberg / p. 67 Harley, Judith D. (RHSV) : 'Alfred Deakin at home' (article) / p. 30-37 Harley, Judith D. (RHSV) : review of 'Ella Norman, or a woman's perils' (Murray) / p. 66-7 Hatvani, Paul, German Expressionist : on Australian society / p. 67 Higgins, Minnie : co-author 'Valley of Glens' / p. 53 Hoddle, Robert : field book of / p. 6 Horse-racing : history of, in Australia, reviewed / p. 77-8 Howie, David : found wreck of 'Cataraqui' / p. 59 Hunter, Gary : study of Nhill mapping using computers / p. 9 Hyland, Sir Herbert, MLA : and road to Darby River / p. 41 Ireland : Ordinance survey of / p. 73 Jeffries, Stephen : co-editor, 'The German connection' / p. 67-8 Johnston, George, on soldier settlers : / p. 42 Kelly, Farley : review of 'The History of Australian thoroughbred racing', vol. 1 (Freedman and Lemon) / p. 77-8 Kennedy, Donald E. : review of 'The War diaries of Weary Dunlop' / p. 54-6 Kiernan, Colin : 'Peter Lalor: Ireland and Victoria' (article) / p. 16-29 King, Philip Gidley, Governor of NSW : and Sorrento settlement / p. 57 Koroit : National school at, history, by Jean Uhl / p. 76-7 La Nauze, John A. : biography of Alfred Deakin / p. 30 Lake, Marilyn : 'The limits of hope', by, reviewed / p. 42-50 Lalor, James Fintan, Irish rebel leader : / p. 16-17, 18, 19, 26 Lalor, Jerome, brother of Peter Lalor : / p. 18, 19, 27 Lalor, John, brother of Peter Lalor : / p. 19, 22, 27 Lalor, Joseph, brother of Peter Lalor : / p. 19, 27 Lalor, Margaret, Mrs Richard : / p. 27 Lalor, Margaret, sister of Peter Lalor : / p. 22-3, 27 Lalor, Maria, cousin of Peter Lalor : / p. 27 Lalor, Mary, Mrs Joseph Fox : / p. 19, 27 Lalor, Patrick, brother of Peter Lalor : / p. 19, 20, 27 Lalor, Patrick, father of Peter Lalor : / p. 18, 26, 27 Lalor, Peter : house at Tenakill in Ireland where born (illustration) / p. 19 Lalor, Peter : (portrait) / p. 24 Lalor, Peter : radical and conservative origins studied / p. 16-29 Lalor, Richard, brother of Peter Lalor : / p. 19, 20, 22-3, 27 Lalor, Thomas, brother of Peter Lalor : / p. 19, 27 Lalor, William, brother of Peter Lalor : / p. 19, 26-7 Land titles : computerisation of records in Victoria / p. 8, 11 Lynch, John : assessment of Peter Lalor / p. 16, 27 Maclean, Pam : review of 'The German connection' (Bodi) / p. 67-8 Mann, Maureen : on Henry Handel Richardson / p. 68 Mantello, Maria : review of 'Amelia: a long journey' (Triaca) / p. 61-2 Maps : computerisation of Victorian maps / p. 9 McCoy, Professor Frederick : study of, by Ann Moyal / p. 72 McKay, Hugh Victor : as inventor of harvester / p. 70 McLean, Allan, Premier of Victoria : / p. 27 Melbourne, Flagstaff Gardens : as historic site / p. 5 Melbourne, Flagstaff Gardens : (illustration) / p. 5 Melbourne, Land Titles Office : / p. 7, 11, 13 Melbourne, Land Titles Office : electrically operated shutters (illustration) / p. 12 Melbourne, Old Melbourne Mint : as RHSV rooms / p. 6 Melbourne, St. James Old Cathedral : / p. 6 Mildura : Deakin and founding of / p. 33 Mitchell, Major Sir Thomas : surveys of, studied by Ann Moyal / p. 73 Moore, Gwyn : 'Bacchus Marsh', by, reviewed / p. 54 Moore, Herbert : pen drawing of Deakin's birthplace (illustration) / p. 31 Morgan, Marjorie : co-author, 'Poor souls, they perished' / p. 58-9 Morgan, Patrick : 'The Literature of Gippsland', by, reviewed / p. 51-2 Moyal, Ann : 'A bright and savage land', by, reviewed / p. 71-3 Mueller, Baron Ferdinand von : essay by J.M. Powell on / p. 67-8 Murdoch, Professor Walter : biography of Deakin / p. 30 Murray, Captain Virginius : / p. 66-7 Murray, Elizabeth A,, : 'Ella Norman, or A Woman's perils', by, reviewed / p. 66-7 Murray, Rear-Admiral Sir Brian, Governor of Victoria : postscript to Ella Norman / p. 66-7 Museum of Victoria, : plans for Museum of Melbourne / p. 13-14 Musso, Amelia, Italian immigrant to Australia : biography of, reviewed / p. 61-2 Musso, Matilde : / p. 61 Nhill (Vic.) : computerised maps aid study of / p. 9 Nhill (Vic.) : land subdivisions shown in maps / p. 10 O'Brien, Michael P.J. : review of 'The Remote garrison' (Stanley) / p. 70-1 O'Lalour, family in Ireland : / p. 18 Ogleby, Cliff : used computers to study Syrian archaeological site / p. 9, 11 Oomes, Jean : co-author 'Bacchus Marsh: a pictorial chronicle' / p. 54 Pauwels, Anne : study of Swabian Germans in Victoria / p. 68 Peck, Jonathon : review of 'Avoca, the early years' (Beavis) / p. 75-6 Peterson, Olaf, Foster : built Darby Chalet / p. 38 Phelan, Lalor and Co., storekeepers, Melbourne : / p. 20-21 Plomley, Norman J.B. : edited 'Weep in silence', reviewed / p. 62-4 Point Lonsdale : 'Ballara' (illustration) / p. 36 Point Lonsdale : Deakin and daughter, Vera, at (illustration) / p. 37 Point Lonsdale : Deakin family home 'Ballara' at / p. 35 Powell, Joseph Michael : study of Von Mueller / p. 67-8 Presland, Garry, : review of 'Weep in silence' (Plomley) / p. 62-4 Progressive Lyceum, Melbourne : Deakin taught at / p. 32-3 Public Record Office (Vic.) : / p. 6, 7, 13 Public records : comment in Victorian historical magazine / p. 3-4 Public records : conservation needs / p. 13 Puttmann, Hermann : views of Australian society / p. 67 Quinlan, John : co-author 'Greater than gold' / p. 68-70 Rationalist Association, Judge Foster President : / p. 60 Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, Melbourne : / p. 7, 11, 13 Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, Melbourne : microfiche of records / p. 8, 11, 13 Richardson, Henry Handel : study of German influences in her writing / p. 68 Ritchie, Grace, Canadian doctor, : letters to, in Dear Grace, reviewed / p. 64-6 Rivett, Stella, Mrs David, daughter of Alfred Deakin : / p. 33-4, 35, 36 Robinson, George Augustus, Protector of Aborigines : journals of Flinders Island Aboriginal settlement / p. 62-4 Romberg, Frederick, architect : / p. 67 Royal Commissions, in Australia : checklists of, reviewed / p. 73-5 Royal Historical Society of Victoria [RHSV] : tablet for Deakin's birthplace / p. 30 Russell, Edward William : 'Taking the past into the future' (article) / p. 3-15 Schuman, Nancy : 'Land worth saving', by, reviewed / p. 54 Science, in Australia : history of, by Moyal, reviewed / p. 71-3 Seaton, Gladys : Sedgwick, Adam, naturalist / p. 72 Select Committees 1960-1980 : checklist by Borchardt, reviewed / p. 73-5 Selwyn, Alfred Richard Cecil, geologist, of Royal Society of Victoria : / p. 72-3 Soldier settlement, in Victoria : history of, by Marilyn Lake, reviewed / p. 42-50 Soldier settlement, in Victoria : wives and families of settlers studies / p. 45-6 Stanley, Peter : 'The Remote garrison: the British Army in Australia 1788-1870', by, reviewed / p. 70-1 State Rivers and Water Supply Commission (Vic.) : records of soldier settlement / p. 47 Sullivan Bay settlement, Port Phillip, 1803-4 : Collins and / p. 57-8 Sullivan Bay settlement, Port Phillip, 1803-4 : record of, in Collins' despatches / p. 57-8 Templers, German group : in Victoria / p. 68 Templeton, Jacqueline : 'Set up to fail? Soldier settlers in Victoria' (review article) / p. 42-50 Tidal River, Wilson's Promontory : / p. 43 Tilbury, Gina, daughter of Amelia Musso : / p. 61 Torrens Register of land titles : at Titles Office, Melbourne / p. 11 Tower Hill : schools of area, history reviewed / p. 76-7 Triaca, Maria : 'Amelia: a long journey', by, reviewed / p. 61-2 Uhl, Jean : 'Still stands the schoolhouse by the road', by, reviewed / p. 76-7 Van der Post, Sir Laurens : on 'Weary' Dunlop at Bandoeng POW camp / p. 55 Veit-Brause, Irmline : essay on German involvement in 1888 Centennial Exhibition, Melbourne / p. 68 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Closer Settlement Act 1932 / p. 44 Wadham, Sir Samuel : museum at St. James Church named for / p. 6 Watchupga (Vic.) : history of, reviewed / p. 54 Webb, Colin : 'Greater than gold', by, reviewed / p. 68-70 White, Vera, Mrs Thomas, daughter of Alfred Deakin : / p. 30, 32, 34, 36 White, Vera, Mrs Thomas, daughter of Alfred Deakin : with father at Point Lonsdale (portrait) / p. 37 Williams, Carole : 'Memories of the Darby Chalet, Wilson's Promontory National Park' (article) / p. 38-41 Williams, Lloyd : History trails of Melbourne, by / p. 4-5, 6 Wilson's Promontory : history of Darby Chalet / p. 38-41 Wolskel, Augustus : / p. 3 Wolskel, Augustus : on searching for Victorian Acts / p. 3-4 Woomelang (Vic.) : history of, reviewed / p. 54 World War II : war diaries of E.E. 'Weary' Dunlop reviewed / p. 54-6; Periodical; Library - PeriodicalsVictorian Historical Journal : 270 Volume 79 (2), 2008; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Centenary of Women's Suffrage : Special issue of VHJ / p. 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Why is it so? ' (article) / p. 353-364 Lake, Marilyn : 'Mrs Ternente Cooke makes history: Australian feminism's shifting attitudes to the question of 'Race'' (article) / p. 365-379 Fisher, Most Revd Geoffrey, Archbishop of Canterbury : and appointment of Dr Frank Woods to Melbourne see / p. 142 Aborigines : regarded by pioneers as doomed race / p. 367-70 Aborigines : status in Victoria in 1908 / p. 199, 203 Aborigines : men’s right to vote, in Australia / p. 198-204, 209, 250, 371-2 Aborigines : Louisa Lawson calls for kindness to women / p. 368 Aborigines : Mary Fullerton, on women / p. 368-9 Aborigines : women as citizens / p. 365, 370, 373, 376-7 Aborigines : Mary Bennett on status of women in Western Australia / p. 373 Aborigines : Constance Cooke presented paper on status of women / p. 376 Aborigines : women, and right to vote / p. 165-6, 198-9, 201-2 Aborigines : legislative provision for, in Queensland / p. 245-6 Aborigines : policy of removing children from parents / p. 371-3 Aborigines : police handling of, in Western Australia / p. 373 ‘Age’, Melbourne : supported women’s franchise / p. 178-9 ‘Age’, Melbourne : started Women’s Suffrage Fund / p. 178 ‘Age’, Melbourne : `Boys of the State’, 1905, on state wards / p. 315-6 ‘Age’, Melbourne : and Women’s Electoral Lobby / p. 341-2 Aitken, Helena, inspector, Dept of Neglected Children / p. 321 Akhurst, William, journalist : wrote farce ‘Rights of Women’ / p. 215-6 Allan, Jacinta Marie, MLA / p. 351-2 Allan, Stella (`Vesta’), journalist : publicist for National Council of Women in Victoria / p. 232 Amphitheatre, Vic. : petition from women of, 1900 / p. 178 Anstey, Francis George (Frank), MLA, Brunswick : and lady boarding-out inspectors / p. 323 Anthony, Susan Brownell, US suffragist / p. 224 Anthony, Susan Brownell, US suffragist : and international conference of women’s organizations, Seneca Falls, NY, 1888 / p. 234 Anthony, Susan Brownell, US suffragist : at 1902 International Convention of Women Conference / p. 258 Anti-Slavery Society, UK : Constance Cooke gave annual address to, 1927 / p. 366, 372 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : on women’s deputation to Victorian Parliament, 1898 / p. 174, 176 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : opposed women’s franchise / p. 178 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : on Women’s Parliament, 1904 / p. 180 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : on heckling of woman speaker, 1910 / p. 256 Asher, Louise, MLA : as politician, acting for women / p. 348-9 Asher, Louise, MLA : on parliamentary hours of sitting / p. 347 ‘Australasian’ : women in deputation to Legislative Council, September 1898 (illustration) / p. 175 Australia : proportional representation in parliaments, and women / p. 360-1 Australia, Right of Aborigines to vote / p. 198-204, 209, 250, 371-2 Australia, Acts of Parliament : Commonwealth Franchise Act, 1902 / p. 185-6 Australia, Acts of Parliament : Maternity Allowance Act, 1912 / p. 374-5 Australia, Constitution : on voting rights / p. 203 Australia, Elections, 1903 / p. 268-9 Australia, Elections, 1910 / p. 272 Australia, Elections, 1972 / p. 341 Australia, Elections, 1987 : provision for more women MPs / p. 344 Australia, Arbitration Court : Mildura Fruit Pickers case, 1912 / p. 282 Australian Democrats / p. 359-60 Australian Democrats : Janet Powell as a founder / p. 357 Australian Democrats : women as MPs / p. 357, 359 Australian Federation of University Women / p. 334 Australian Federation of Women Voters : annual meeting, 1930 / p. 374 Australian Federation of Women Voters : conference in Adelaide, 1936 / p. 365 Australian Federation of Women Voters : formed by Bessie Rischbieth / p. 371 Australian Greens, political party / p. 360-1 Australian Greens, political party : women as Senators and MPs / p. 357-9 Australian Health Society : support to women child welfare inspectors / p. 318 Australian Labor Party : founding of, by shearers / p. 267 Australian Labor Party : MPs in Victorian and Queensland Parliaments before 1900 / p. 243 Australian Labor Party : on women’s political rights in Victoria, 188-9 / p. 243 Australian Labor Party : Labor Women’s Convention, 1909 / p. 268, 271-2 Australian Labor Party : Labor Women’s Convention, 1912 / p. 272-3 Australian Labor Party : and vote for, in 1911 election / p. 198 Australian Labor Party : support to Women Workers Political Organisation in Queensland / p. 240 Australian Labor Party : Muriel Heagney and / p. 265-76 Australian Labor Party : on Labor women MPs / p. 347 Australian Labor Party : quotas for women in parliament / p. 340, 354-5 Australian Labor Party : affirmative action policies / p. 343, 354-5 Australian Labor Party : and EMILY’s List / p. 344 Australian Labor Party : Women’s Central Organising Committee / p. 274 Australian Labor Party : percentage of Labor to all MPs, Queensland and Victoria, at elections, 1892-1907, table / p. 244 Australian League of Nations Union / p. 334 Australian Natives Association : on trained nurses as female child inspectors / p. 318 Australian Student Christian Movement, Melbourne : social work of women in / p. 332, 334, 337 Australian Women’s Association / p. 317 ‘Australian Women’s Mirror’ : Nettie Palmer wrote for, as `Kate Stone’ / p. 395 ‘Australian Women’s Sphere’ : edited by Vida Goldstein / p. 190, 231 ‘Australian Women’s Sphere’ : reports on meetings of Victorian Lady Teachers Association / p. 281 Australian Women’s National League : led by Janet Lady Clarke / p. 197, 227 Australian Women’s National League : objectives of / p. 227-8, 332 Australian Women’s National League : sponsored by Victorian Employers Federation / p. 227 Australian Women’s National League : and women’s suffrage / p. 228, 230 Australian Women’s National League : and women’s vote after World War I / p. 305 Australian Women’s Suffrage Society / p. 190, 239 ‘Avoca Mail’ : on speech by Vida Goldstein, 1903 / p. 254 `Baby bonuses’ : offered by Commonwealth Government, 1911, / p. 330 Bage, Mrs Edward, Australian Women’s National League / p. 228 Bage, Freda, lecturer, University of Queensland / p. 334 Baillieu, William Lawrence, MLC : supported women’s franchise / p. 197 Baker, Alice, Mrs Thomas, Australian Women’s National League / p. 228 Balgarnie, Florence, American suffrage campaigner : as speaker in Melbourne / p. 258-9 Ballarat : women and children on goldfields / p. 212-3 ‘Ballarat Times’ : letters on women’s rights, 1856 / p. 213, 214 Bandler, Faith / p. 377 Baptist Church, in Victoria : Bouverie Street, Carlton, mission and kindergarten / p. 332 Barraclough, Linda : on Clara Weekes / p. 278 Barrett, John George, Senator, Victoria : and vote for Aborigines / p. 203 Bates, Daisy May : on Aboriginal women / p. 370 Bear-Crawford, Annette / p. 190, 253 Beaurepaire, Dame Beryl Edith : on women in politics / p. 356 ‘Benalla Standard’ : on Vida Goldstein, 1903 / p. 256 Bendigo : Red Ribbon Rebellion, 1853 / p. 216 Bennett, Mary Montgomerie / p. 372-3, 377 Bennett, Mary Montgomerie : on Mrs Ternente Cooke’s resolution on the rights of Aboriginal Women, 1936 / p. 365-6, 369, 372 Bennett, Mary Montgomerie : as `imperialist missionary’ / p. 372 Bent, Sir Thomas, Premier of Victoria : opposed women’s franchise / p. 180, 182, 191, 197, 231-2, 245 Bent, Sir Thomas, Premier of Victoria : pushed through Suffrage Bill, 1908 / p. 191, 197, 233 Bent, Sir Thomas, Premier of Victoria : pictured in cartoons on women’s suffrage, Melbourne Punch, February 1908 / p. 181 Bent, Sir Thomas, Premier of Victoria : letters from women against female child inspectors to / p. 319 Berry, Alice, Mrs, speaker, Australian Women’s National League : was heckled as speaker, 1910 / p. 256 Berry, Catherine, inspector, Dept of Neglected Children / p. 314, 321-3 Berry, Sir Graham, Premier of Victoria : on right of women to vote, 1865 / p. 170 Bevan, Louisa, on executive, National Council of Women Victoria / p. 227 Biddington, Judith : on Clara Weekes and her sisters / p. 278 Bishop, Bronwyn Kathleen, MHR : on women in Parliament / p. 357 Blackwell, Dr Elizabeth, New York / p. 287 Blainey, Geoffrey Norman : on miners’ rights / p. 214 Bleasby, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Thomas Bent : supported women’s franchise / p. 228 Bligh, R.H.W., secretary, White Cross League : lecturing in Australia / p. 286 Bloomer, Amelia, editor, ‘Lily’ (US) / p. 223 Bloomer, Amelia, editor, ‘Lily’ (US) : advocated `bloomer’ costume / p. 218 `Bloomers’, worn by women in London, 1851 / p. 218 Boarding-out, of State wards / p. 315, 323, 330 Boarding-out, of State wards : scandals of, in Victoria, revealed / p. 315-6 Boarding-out, of State wards : Miss Mason, London, reports on inspecting children / p. 320 Bongiorno, Frank : ‘The People’s Party’, by cited / p. 188, 268, 269 Bonwick, James : on women on the goldfields / p. 212 ‘Boston Woman’s Journal’ : poem on Vida Goldstein / p. 179-80 Brentnall, Elizabeth, Queensland suffragist / p. 238-9 Brentnall, Revd Frederick, Methodist minister, and MLC, Queensland / p. 238 Breweries : women’s franchise could affect investment in / p. 182 Brisbane : in 1891 / p. 237 Bromham, Ada, WA feminist / p. 373, 375 Brown, Robert James (Bob), Greens Senator / p. 358, 359 ‘Bulletin’, Sydney : cartoons on women politicians / p. 254 Burnley Horticultural College : Ina Higgins and / p. 298, 300, 301 Burnley Horticultural College : offered courses to women students / p. 300, 301-2 Bush, Janine : on Ladies’ Benevolent Societies / p. 331 Bush, Janine : on Jessie Henderson / p. 336 Byth, Val, coordinator, Women’s Electoral League : on `Green Guide’ rating of political candidates on women’s issues, 1972 / p. 342 Cameron, Rod, pollster : on political leadership / p. 345 Cameron, Roy : on Muriel Heagney / p. 265 Carnell, Anne Catherine (Kate), Chief Minister, ACT / p. 355 Carr, Adam : on Aileen Palmer / p. 307 Carter, Patricia : on women teachers in America / p. 290 Catt, Carrie Chapman, president, National American Woman Suffrage Association / p. 258 ‘Centenary Gift Book’, 1934 / p. 301, 368 Chamarette, Christobel, Western Australian Greens Senator / p. 358 Chartism : and women’s suffrage movement / p. 212 Cherbourg, Qld : resettlement of Aborigines at / p. 245 Chessler, Phyllis, US scholar : `at `Woman and Madness’ conference, Melbourne / p. 296 Chesterman, John : co-author of ‘Citizens without rights’, cited / p. 200 Child, Joan, MHR / p. 354 Child welfare, in Victoria / p. 167 Child welfare, in Victoria : and female inspectors for / p. 314-27 Chinese, in Australia : as voters in elections in Victoria / p. 171 Chinese, in Australia : deportation of Poon Gooey, 1911 / p. 374 Clacy, Ellen : advice to women migrants to Victoria / p. 219 Clark, Anna : ‘The Struggle for the Breeches’, by, cited / p. 212 Clark, Linda : on role of women in child welfare services / p. 318 Clarke, Janet Lady, wife of Sir William Clarke : led Australian Women’s National League / p. 197 Clarke, Janet Lady, wife of Sir William Clarke : founder, National Council of Women / p. 227 Cobden : women’s petition from / p. 178 Cohen, Edward, MLA, East Melbourne : argued for all women to have vote, 1865 / p. 221 Cooke, Constance Ternente, Mrs : called for Aboriginal women to be recognized as citizens, 1936 / p. 365-6, 370, 372 Cooke, Constance Ternente, Mrs : presented paper `The Status of Aboriginal Women in Australia’ / p. 376 Council of Sex Hygiene and Morality / p. 285 Cowan, Edith Dircksey : first woman member of parliament / p. 354 Craven, Albert William, MLA, Benambra : on women’s franchise debate / p. 176, 178 Cunningham, Margaret, principal, Fintona Girls School / p. 334 Cuthbertson, Margaret, factory inspector / p. 281 ‘Daily Mirror’ : on Vida Goldstein / p. 256-7 Daly, James, Goldfields Warden, Ballarat / p. 213 Damousi, Joy / p. 167, 380 Damousi, Joy : ‘Women come rally’, by, cited / p. 269 Dane, John, MLA for Warrnambool, Victoria : amendment to Electoral Law to exclude women, 1865 / p. 169-70, 221 Darian-Smith, Kate : on Women’s Exhibition of Work, 1907 / p. 299 Davies, Sir John Mark, MLC : presented petition for women in Richmond for right to vote / p. 178 Davies, Sir John Mark, MLC : introduced Adult Suffrage Bill in Legislative Council, 1908 / p. 183 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : as public speaker / p. 254-5 Debating : encouraged for women / p. 255 Declaration of Rights and Sentiments, 1848 : by American women / p. 218, 234 De Haan, Francisca : ‘The Rise of Caring Power’, by, cited / p. 333 Derham, Enid : on women’s speech / p. 253 Derham, Freda, Anti-Suffrage League / p. 178 Dexter, Caroline (Madame Carole), activist / p. 210 Dexter, Caroline (Madame Carole), activist : as ‘apostle of Bloomerism’ / p. 218 Dexter, Caroline (Madame Carole), activist : as women’s rights advocate in Victoria / p. 218-9 Dexter, William, commercial artists / p. 210, 218-9 Dexter, William, commercial artists : stood for election to Victorian Parliament / p. 218 Dexter, William, commercial artists : spoke at Red Ribbon Rebellion, Bendigo, 1853 / p. 216 Dobson, Emily, Tasmania : disapproved of universal suffrage / p. 227 Dow, Helen, inspector, Dept of Neglected Children / p. 321 Downing, Cecilia, Mrs John, Australian Women’s National League / p. 228 Dugdale, Henrietta, 189-90 : early years / p. 211 Dugdale, Henrietta, 189-90 : as `women’s rights pioneer’ / p. 210-11 Dugdale, Henrietta, 189-90 : ‘A Few Hours in a Far Off Age’, by / p. 213 Dugdale, William / p. 211 Duncan, Constance, Dept of Labour and National Service / p. 334, 336 Dunera, refugee ship / p. 334 Dunn, Catherine, widow : on female child inspectors / p. 319 Ecumenical Refugee Service / p. 334 Edgar, William Haslem, MLC, Melbourne : on women’s right to vote, 1908 / p. 188 Educational Congress, 1st, Melbourne, 1913 / p. 282-3 Educational Congress, 1st, Melbourne, 1913 : recommendation on pay and status of women teachers / p. 283 ‘Education Gazette and Teachers’ Aid’, Victoria : called for schools to provide comforts, World War I / p. 287 Elmslie, George Alexander, Labor MLA, and Premier : on boarding-out inspectors / p. 323 Elocution : Vida Goldstein on / p. 257 Embling, William Henry, MLC : presented petitions from Prahran against women’s franchise / p. 178, 228 EMILY’s List / p. 168, 344, 352, 355 Equal Pay Convention, 1913 / p. 272-3 Erskine, Lucy, Mrs : ‘Etiquette in Australia’, by, cited, 1911 / p. 262 Etiquette : and speech-making and conversation among women / p. 260-2 Eureka Stockade (Ballarat 1854) : women involved in / p. 213 Evans, William John, Labor MLC, Victoria : introduced Bill for women’s franchise, 1905 / p. 182 Evans, William John, Labor MLC, Victoria : and Adult Suffrage Bill, 1906 / p. 182 Factories : women and children in, protection of, in Victoria / p. 329-30 Faust, Beatrice Eileen : founder of Women’s Electoral Lobby / p. 341 Fejo, Lorna Nanna Nungala : message of, for Stolen Generation / p. 377 Felstead, Minnie, Women’s Organising Committee / p. 269, 271-2 Feminism, in Australia : pioneers of / p. 367 Feminism, in Australia : as politics of representation / p. 366 Feminism, in Australia : racialisation of / p. 366-7 Feminism, in Australia : in Victoria, early 20th Century / p. 302, 305, 309 Feminism, in Australia : Nettie Palmer’s views on / p. 303, 305 Feminism, in Australia : second wave of / p. 297, 309 Feminism, in Australia : in politics / p. 341-8 Feminism, in Australia : women politicians and / p. 347-8 Feminism, in Australia : internationalism of / p. 374, 376-7 ‘Femocrats’ / p. 342 Fisher, Sue, librarian / p. 341 Flynn, Julia, first woman inspector for Victorian schools / p. 283, 290 Follett, Rosemary, Chief Minister, ACT Parliament / p. 355 Forrest, Sir John, Premier of Western Australia : and women’s franchise, 1899 / p. 245 Foskey, Dr Deb, Greens Member, Legislative Assembly, ACT / p. 358 Foucault, Michel : on Evangelical movement and welfare / p. 333 Francis, James Goodall, Premier of Victoria : on women’s right to vote, 1873 / p. 170-1 Francis, May, Women’s Organising Committee / p. 271 Francis, Rosemary / p. 167, 380 Fraser, Frances, editor, Centenary Gift Book, 1934 / p. 305, 368 Free Kindergarten Union, Victoria / p. 331 Fullerton, Mary / p. 290 Fullerton, Mary : pupil of Clara Weekes at Glenmaggie school / p. 279 Fullerton, Mary : wrote cameo of Clara Weekes / p. 279 Fullerton, Mary : wrote `Fantasy’ for ‘Centenary Gift Book’ / p. 368-9 Fullerton, Mary : on Aborigines / p. 368-9 Fullerton, Mary : `The Australian Bush’, by / p. 368-9 Galligan, Brian : co-author of Citizens without rights, cited / p. 200 Gillard, Julia Eileen, MHR / p. 377 Gillard, Julia Eileen, MHR : on quotas for women MPs / p. 343 Glenmaggie : Clara Weekes as teacher / p. , 277-9 Glover, Elizabeth, secretary, Victorian Trained Nurses Association : criticized Vida Goldstein’s appeal to nurses to support women Suffrage / p. 229-30 Goble, Dorothy Ada, MLA / p. 351 Gold mines and mining, in Victoria : women on / p. 212-6 Gold mines and mining, in Victoria : Red Ribbon movement in Bendigo, 1853 / p. 216 Gold mines and mining, in Victoria : women heading for the goldfields, by John Leech, 1853 (illustration) / p. 217 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary / p. 172, 190, 253-4, 259 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : attended planning conference for International Woman Suffrage Alliance, 1902 / p. 179, 235, 257-8, 329 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : support to nurses / p. 229-30 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : and child welfare services / p. 316, 337 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : on women inspectors for neglected children / p. 317, 320 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : edited Australian Women’s Sphere / p. 190, 231, 239, 257 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : edited Woman Voter / p. 257 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : poem for, in ‘Boston Woman’s Journal’ / p. 179-80 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : speaker for `Women’s House of Assembly’, 1904 / p. 180, 231 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : and National Council of Women in Victoria / p. 231-2 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : as public speechmaker / p. 252-4, 256, 259, 262 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : in fight for equality with men / p. 362 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : on passing of Adult Suffrage Bill, 1908 / p. 183, 233 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : in Victorian Suffrage Declaration Committee / p. 277 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : as political candidate / p. 167, 190, 227, 246, 253-4, 256-7, 281 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : on equal work for equal pay / p. 280-1, 284-5 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : on maternity allowance legislation, 1912 / p. 374-5 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : set up Women’s Unemployment Bureau, 1915 / p. 301 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : on American and Australian women speakers / p. 257-8 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : paper, 1930, `Australia and National Righteousness’ / p. 374 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : and Higgins family / p. 298-9, 307 Goldstein, Vida Jane Mary : as Christian Scientist / p. 301 Goodman, David : ‘Gold Seeking’, by, cited / p. 215 Gough, Evelyn : on executive, National Council of Women Victoria / p. 227, 233 Goward, Prudence Jane (Pru), Adviser to Prime Minister on women’s Affairs : on importance of support from women’s groups / p. 337 Gray, Kate : thesis, `The Acceptable Face of Feminism’, by, cited / p. 230-1 Greeves, Augustus Frederick Adolphus, physician, MLA : on women’s franchise, 1865 / p. 221 Greig, Brian Andrew, Australian Democrats Senator / p. 359 Grey, Madeline / p. 168, 380 Grey, Madeline : made study of women MPs / p. 346-8 Grimshaw, Patricia / p. 380 Groom, William, superintendent, Excelsior Home : sought position as child inspector / p. 318 Gutman, Julie, inspector, Dept of Neglected Children / p. 321, 322 Hack, Iola (Matthews), journalist / p. , 341-2 Haines, Janine, Senator, leader of Australian Democrats / p. , 355, 357 ‘Hamilton Spectator’ : on speech by Vida Goldstein, 1903 / p. 254 Hancock, Josephine, applicant for child inspector / p. 321 Hancock, Sydney, applicant for child inspector / p. 321 Harper, Jan / p. 341 `Harvester Judgment’, 1907 / p. 270 Harwood, Thomas Charles, MLC : argued women’s franchise could affect breweries, 1905 / p. 182 Harwood, Thomas Charles, MLC : on women against franchise / p. 228 Heagney, Muriel Agnes / p. 167, 180, 182, 265-76, 332 Heagney, Muriel Agnes : on Labor cause / p. 266-7 Heagney, Muriel Agnes : involvement in Women’s Organising Committee / p. 271-4 Heagney, Muriel Agnes : stood for Parliament in Victoria / p. 266 Heagney, Muriel Agnes : as Secretary, Women’s Central Organising Committee / p. 274 Heagney, Annie, Mrs Pat, née Currie, mother of Muriel Heagney / p. 267 Heagney, Patrick (Pat), shearer, father of Muriel Heagney / p. 267, 271 Heagney, Patrick (Pat), shearer, father of Muriel Heagney : as Richmond councillor / p. 271 Heath, Diana / p. 341 Henderson, Jessie Isabel : work with Victorian charities / p. 331-2, 335-6 Henry, Alice, US feminist and trade union leader : visit to Australia, 1925 / p. 305 Henry, Alice, US feminist and trade union leader : praised women’s movement for reform / p. 330 Henry, Alice, US feminist and trade union leader : memoirs, published by Nettie Palmer / p. 307 Higgins, Anna, sister of Ina Higgins / p. 298 Higgins, Anne, mother of Ina Higgins / p. 299, 301 Higgins, Frances Georgina Watts (Ina), landscape designer / p. 167, 297-302, 309-10 Higgins, Frances Georgina Watts (Ina), landscape designer : as Secretary, United Council for Women’s Suffrage / p. 298 Higgins, Frances Georgina Watts (Ina), landscape designer : and Women’s Work exhibition, 1907 / p. 299 Higgins, Frances Georgina Watts (Ina), landscape designer : as Christian Scientist / p. 301 Higgins, Frances Georgina Watts (Ina), landscape designer : and writing of biography of H.B. Higgins / p. 305 Higgins, Frances Georgina Watts (Ina), landscape designer : in garden at ‘Killena’, 1919, portrait (illustration) / p. 306 Higgins, Frances Georgina Watts (Ina), landscape designer : on Aborigines’ right to vote / p. 203 Higgins, Frances Georgina Watts (Ina), landscape designer : on equal pay / p. 282, 301 Higgins, Frances Georgina Watts (Ina), landscape designer : and Fruitpickers’ case, 1912 / p. 300 Higgins, Frances Georgina Watts (Ina), landscape designer : biography of, by Nettie Palmer / p. 305 Higinbotham, George, MLA for Brighton, Victoria : first public call for women’s franchise / p. 210 Higinbotham, George, MLA for Brighton, Victoria : and women’s right to vote, 1865 / p. 169-70 Higinbotham, George, MLA for Brighton, Victoria : amendment to 1873 Government Electoral Bill / p. 241 Hinder, Eleanor, organising secretary, Pan-Pacific Conference, 1928 / p. 375 Hinder, Eleanor, organising secretary, Pan-Pacific Conference, 1928 : with YWCA in Shanghai / p. 375 Hobbes, Gail, psychologist / p. 341 Hoffman, Elsie, Mrs : sought position as child inspector / p. 318 Hogan, Edmond John, Premier of Victoria / p. 273 Hogg, Caroline Jennifer, MLC : role as woman politician / p. 348 Hollister, Dianne Lesley (Di), Greens MP in Tasmanian Parliament / p. 358 Holmes, Margaret, founder of training college for teachers in private schools : in Melbourne / p. 333, 335 Home of Hope for Destitute Children, Collingwood / p. 316 Hotel Caterers’ Female Employees Union / p. 273 Howe, Renate / p. 167-8, 380 Howell, W. May, Mrs : wrote ‘Reminiscences of Australia’ / p. 212 Howitt, William : ‘Land, Labour and Gold’, by cited, on Red Ribbon Rebellion, 1853 / p. 216 Hughes, William Morris, Prime Minister of Australia : at Paris Peace Conference / p. 375 Hughgue, Samuel, civil servant, Ballarat : on conditions at time of Eureka revolt / p. 213 Humffray, John Basson, MLA for North Grant / p. 214-5 Hyslop, Anthea : on political influence of women voters in Victoria / p. 331 Ibsen, Henrik : Rose Scott on his play ‘A Doll’s House’ / p. 370-1 International Council of Women : Vida Goldstein at 1902 conference of / p. 257-8 International Council of Women : Quinquennial Conference, Berlin, 1904 / p. 225, 230, 231-2, 234 International Woman Suffrage Alliance, USA : Vida Goldstein and / p. 179, 225, 329 Inter-parliamentary Union / p. 168, 355 Irving, Helen : on views on citizenship / p. 284 James, Henry : on the speech of American women / p. 251 Jeffries, Sheila : ‘The Spinster and her enemies’, by, cited / p. 285 John, Cecilia, Women’s Political Association / p. 301 Jordan, Deborah / p. 167, 380 Jordan, Deborah : interviewed Aileen Palmer / p. 296, 308 Juvenile Protection Committee, in Victoria / p. 286 Kelly, Dr Farley : thesis, `The Woman Question in Melbourne’, by, cited / p. 232-3 Kelly, Florence, American reformer / p. 335 Kirner, Joan Elizabeth, Premier of Victoria / p. 344-5, 348, 355 Knox, William, MLC : presented petition from South-Eastern Province against women’s Franchise / p. 178 Kristeva, Julia : on 'Women’s Time’ / p. 297-8, 302, 310 Labor Women’s Anti-Conscription Committee : and referendum campaigns, 1916-17 / p. 274 Ladies’ Benevolent Societies : in Victoria / p. 331 Lake, Marilyn / p. 166, 168, 381 Lake, Marilyn : on feminism / p. 302, 350 Lake, Marilyn : ‘Getting Equal’, by, cited / p. 342-3, 350 Lawrence, Carmen Mary, MHR, : as Premier of Western Australia / p. 344-5, 355, 356-7 Lawrence, Carmen Mary, MHR : as a founder of Women’s Electoral Lobby / p. 341 Lawson, Louisa / p. 367-8 Lawson, Louisa : poem, `Women of the Bush’ / p. 367 Lawson, Louisa : poem, `An Australian Song’, on pioneers / p. 367-8 Lawson, Louisa : views on Aboriginal women / p. 368 Lawson, Louisa : first woman elected to Sydney School of Arts Debating Society / p. 255 Lawson, Louisa : on public speaking and debating skills for women / p. 255 ‘Leader’, Melbourne : Women’s Suffrage Executive Committee, 12/12/1908 (illustration) / p. 279 League of Women Voters / p. 342 Lee, Betsy Harrison (Bessie), temperance lecturer / p. 190 Leech, John : Young women rejecting marriage offers in search of better Prospects on the goldfields, 1853 (illustration) / p. 217 Lewis, Sara, Women’s Organising Committee / p. 269, 271, 273 Liberal Party of Australia : study of Liberal women in Parliament / p. 346-7 Liberal Party of Australia : on selection of women candidates for Parliament / p. 344 Liberal Party of Australia : Liberal Women’s Forum / p. 355 Liberal Women’s Federation / p. 258-9 Liberal Women’s Forum / p. 355 Lister, Annie Watson : on Executive, National Council of Women Victoria / p. 227 Loader, Thomas, MLA, West Melbourne : as candidate for North Grant, 1856 / p. 214-5 Locke, Lilian, labour organizer / p. 190, 332 London Female Democratic Association / p. 212 Long, Charles Richard, editor, ‘School Paper’ : patriotism of, World War I / p. 289 Long, Charles Richard, editor, ‘School Paper’ : and deputation to, from Sisterhood of International Peace / p. 289 Longman, Irene Maud : first woman MP in Queensland Parliament / p. 239, 240 Lovenduski, Joni : on women in parliament / p. 347 Lowe, Annie, feminist / p. 190, 211 Lowe, Annie, feminist : early vice-president, National Council of Women / p. 227 Luffman, Charles Bogue, director, Burnley School of Horticulture : offering horticulture course to women / p. 300-1 Lyons, Dame Enid Muriel / p. 354 McCalman, Janet : ‘Journeyings’, by, cited / p. 335 McCulloch, John / p. 167, 381 MacDonald, Ramsay, Prime Minister of Great Britain : visit to Melbourne, 1907 / p. 271 McLean, Jean, MLC : on women politicians and feminism / p. 348 McLellan, William, MLA, Ararat : quoted St Paul on rights of women to speak in public / p. 171 McNamara, Danny, Political Labor Council / p. 274 MacPherson, John Alexander, Premier of Victoria : on women’s right to vote, 1873 / p. 171 Madden, Sir Frank, MLA, Eastern Suburbs : views on women’s suffrage / p. 172-3 Maddigan, Judith Marilyn (Judy), MLA, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, Victoria / p. 165-6, 381 Malcolm, Mary, Mrs, National Council of Women in Victoria : convenor of suffrage committee / p. 232 Maloney, Dr William Robert (Nuttall), MLA, West Melbourne : introduced women’s franchise Bill, 1889 / p. 186 Malvern Women’s Progressive League / p. 299 Mann, Thomas (Tom) : influence of, in Australia / p. 270, 375 Margetts, Diane Elizabeth (Dee), West Australian Greens Senator / p. 358 Maternity allowance : act for, passed by Fisher Government, 1912 / p. 374-5 Matters, Muriel, elocutionist : in women’s suffrage campaign in Britain / p. 259 Matters, Muriel, elocutionist : as speaker on lecture tour / p. 259-60 ‘Melbourne Punch’ : satirized maids defying masters, 1850s / p. 216 ‘Melbourne Punch’ : cartoons on women in politics / p. 254 ‘Melbourne Punch’ : cartoon, `Women’s rights’, a woman member of Parliament, 14 April 1887 (illustration) / p. 184 ‘Melbourne Punch’ : cartoons on women’s suffrage movement, February 1908 (illustration) / p. 181 Melbourne Teachers’ College : women staff appointed / p. 283 Melbourne University Department of Social Studies : International House / p. 334 Melbourne University Department of Social Studies : Women’s College / p. 333 Men’s League for Women Suffrage, Victoria / p. 233, 239 Mercer House, Melbourne / p. 333 Mill, John Stuart : ‘The Subjection of Women’, by, cited / p. 188 Miller, Emma, Queensland suffragist / p. 239 Miller, Emma, Queensland suffragist : biography, Proud to be a Rebel, by Pam Young / p. 238 Milne, Christine Anne, Australian Greens Senator : / p. 358 Milne, Christine Anne, Australian Greens Senator : Greens member in Tasmanian Parliament / p. 358 Miners’ rights : held by women on goldfields / p. 214, 222 Mitchell, Juliet : ‘Psychoanalysis and Feminism’, by / p. 296 Mitchell, Susan : ‘Scent of Power’, by, cited / p. 356 Modjeska, Drusilla : on Nettie Palmer / p. 307 Montez, Lola / p. 223 Moore, Mrs C., president, Women’s House of Assembly, 1904 / p. 180 Mordialloc, women’s farm at / p. 301 Morey, Edward, MLC : received petitions from women for right to vote / p. 178 Morgan, Sir Arthur, Premier of Queensland : and Electoral Franchise Bill, 1904 / p. 244 Morgan, Sir Arthur, Premier of Queensland : recalled Parliament to pass electoral bills / p. 244-5 Morrison, George Cowie, Public Service Commissioner : headed Commission on equal pay for women teachers in Victoria / p. 284-5 Morrison, George Cowie, Public Service Commissioner : report of, 1913, rejected by women teachers / p. 284 Morrison, George Cowie, Public Service Commissioner : report, 1915, rejected equal pay / p. 284-5 Mott, Lucretia, women’s rights advocate in US / p. 218 ‘Mount Alexander Mail’, Castlemaine : recorded women voting, 1864 / p. 169 Mulcahy, Ellen, PLC Women’s Organising Committee : as secretary, organized young women into unions / p. 269, 271 Murray Smith, Robert, MLA, Hawthorn : on women’s rights to vote, 1899 / p. 176 National Council of Women : movement in Australia / p. 235, 334 National Council of Women, Victoria / p. 342 National Council of Women, Victoria : objectives and methods / p. 230-1, 329, 332 National Council of Women, Victoria : and move to women’s suffrage in Victoria, 166 / p. 224-35 National Council of Women, Victoria : Suffrage and Rights of Citizenship standing committee / p. 228 National Council of Women, Victoria : theses deal with / p. 230 National Council of Women, Victoria : achievements of / p. 231 National Council of Women, Victoria : published ‘Centenary Gift 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Women’s Organising Committee / p. 268, 273 Red Ribbon Movement, on Bendigo goldfields : protesters included women / p. 216 Reid, Carrie, Anti-Suffrage League / p. 178, 192 Reid, Elizabeth, tutor in philosophy, ANU : adviser on women’s affairs to Gough Whitlam / p. 342, 343 Reid, Robert, MLC : on women’s suffrage / p. 192-3 ‘Review of Reviews’ : on Vida Goldstein standing for Senate, 1903 / p. 255 Richardson, John, MLA, Geelong : proposed women’s suffrage, 1873 / p. 170, 241-2 Rischbief, Bessie Mabel, president, Australian Federation of Women : voters / p. 370-3 Rischbief, Bessie Mabel, president, Australian Federation of Women : on Aboriginal women as citizens / p. 365-6 Rischbief, Bessie Mabel, president, Australian Federation of Women : on removal of Aboriginal children from parents / p. 371-2 Ronald, James, MHR, Southern Melbourne : on Aborigines right to vote / p. 203 ‘Rosbercon’, school / p. 291 Rose, Jacqueline : ‘States of Fantasy’, by, cited / p. 377 Rose, Nikolas : ‘Governing 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Scott, Joan Wallach : ‘Only Paradoxes to offer, by, cited / p. 280 Scott, Rose / p. 370-1 Scott, Rose : and National Council of Women, NSW / p. 225 Scott, Rose : as feminist / p. 370-1 Scott, Rose : views on Ibsen’s play `A Doll’s House’ / p. 370-1 Scrymgour, Marion, MLA, Northern Territory / p. 377 Seiwert, Rachael, Australian Greens Senator / p. 358 Selleck, Richard Joseph Wheeler : ‘Frank Tate’, by, cited / p. 281, 287 Settlement houses : not successful in Melbourne / p. 332 Sex education : urged by feminists / p. 285 Shaftesbury, 7th Earl, Prime Minister of England : warned women migrants against wearing `bloomers’ / p. 218 Shaw, Revd Anna Howard, International Council of Women : urged National Council of Women of Victoria to set up Suffrage sub-committee / p. 232 Shaw, Revd Anna Howard, International Council of Women : as speaker / p. 258 Sisterhood of International Peace / p. 287 Sisterhood of International Peace : Clara Weekes, member / p. 287 Sisterhood of International Peace : 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Stephen, Ann : on Women’s Exhibition of Work, 1907 / p. 299 Stewart, Arch, secretary, central executive, Political Labor Council / p. 273 Stone, Dr Clara : with Clara Weekes in deputation on social purity, 1900 / p. 286 Stone, Dr Mary Page : in National Council of Women in Victoria / p. 233 Strange, G.T., inspector, Dept of Neglected Children / p. 314, 322 Street, Jessie Mary Grey / p. 377 Strong, Revd Dr Charles : founded Sisterhood of International Peace, Melbourne / p. 287 Strong, Janet, Mrs Charles : founded Sisterhood of International Peace, Melbourne / p. 287 Suffragettes (in England) : Nettie Palmer and / p. 303 Summers, Anne : ‘Damned whores and god’s police’, by / p. 297, 345 Summers, Anne : on feminization of politics / p. 345 Swain, Shurlee / p. 167, 382 Sweet, Dr Georgina, national president, YWCA / p. 333 Sweet, Dr Georgina, national president, YWCA : plans for settlement house for Melbourne / p. 332 Sydney School of Arts : had debating classes for men and women / p. 255 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Victoria, Constitution : provided for adult suffrage for men only / p. 186-7 Victoria, Dept of Neglected Children and Reformatory Schools / p. 315 Victoria, Dept of Neglected Children and Reformatory Schools : push for women inspectors / p. 316-8 Victoria, Dept of Neglected Children and Reformatory Schools : applicants for female inspectors / p. 320-1 Victoria, Dept of Neglected Children and Reformatory Schools : first female inspectors, 1905-12 / p. 314, 321-4 Victoria, Dept of Neglected Children and Reformatory Schools : abuses revealed, 1905 / p. 315-6 Victoria, Education Dept : War Relief Fund, in schools, World War I / p. 288 Victoria, Parliament : conservatism in / p. 190-1 Victoria, Parliament : ‘Argus’ on deputations to / p. 174, 176 Victoria, Parliament : first Labor MPs / p. 243 Victoria, Parliament : women as members / p. 346-50, 351 Victoria, Legislative Council / p. 190-1 Victoria, Legislative Council : and women’s suffrage / p. 241 Victoria, Legislative Council : 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conservative reaction to movement / p. 190-7, 241 Women's suffrage, Victoria : debates on, in Parliament, 1873 / p. 171-2 Women's suffrage, Victoria : debates on, in Parliament, 1894-95 / p. 191-4 Women's suffrage, Victoria : debates on in Parliament, 1900 / p. 192-4, 195 Women's suffrage, Victoria : nature of women involved / p. 189-90 Women's suffrage, Victoria : leaders of movement, 189-90 / p. 238 Women's suffrage, Victoria : MPs views of suffrage activists / p. 192-3 Women's suffrage, Victoria : radicalism of, feared / p. 193-4 Women's suffrage, Victoria : ‘Monster Petition’ for, 1891 / p. 172, 240, 280, 328 Women's suffrage, Victoria : treatment of women’s deputation on, 1898 / p. 173-4, 176 Women's suffrage, Victoria : international movements for / p. 234-5 Women's suffrage, Victoria : Woman Suffrage Bill, 1899, 1900 / p. 176, 178 Women's suffrage, Victoria : opposed by women’s groups / p. 178-9, 228 Women's suffrage, Victoria : petitions for / p. 178 Women's suffrage, Victoria : ‘Age’ started Women’s Suffrage Fund / p. 178 Women's suffrage, Victoria : Women’s `House of Assembly’ 1904 / p. 180 Women's suffrage, Victoria : National Council of Women of Victoria and / p. 224-35 Women's suffrage, Victoria : franchise could affect breweries, 1905 / p. 181, 194 Women's suffrage, Victoria : deputations to Premier Thomas Bent / p. 232-3 Women's suffrage, Victoria : Adult Suffrage Act, 1908, Victoria, allowed women to vote / p. 163-4, 183, 185, 198 Women's suffrage, Victoria : voted in 1911 election in Victoria / p. 197-8 Women's suffrage, Victoria : limited vote for Legislative Council / p. 198 Women's suffrage, Victoria : franchise excluded to Aboriginal women / p. 198-9 Women's suffrage, Victoria : women in deputation, 1898, from ‘Australasian’ (illustration) / p. 175, and cover Women's suffrage, Victoria : leaflet, to men of Victoria, calling for women’s franchise (illustration) / p. 177 Women's suffrage, Victoria : cartoons on, from ‘Melbourne Punch’, February 1908 (illustration) / p. 181 Women's suffrage, Victoria : cartoon, ‘Melbourne Punch’, `Women’s rights’, a woman member of Parliament, 14 April 1887 (illustration) / p. 184 Women's suffrage, Victoria : Women’s Suffrage Executive committee 12 /12/1908 (illustration) / p. 279 Women's suffrage, Victoria : young women rejecting marriage offers in search of better prospects on the goldfields, by John Leech, 1853 (illustration) / p. 217 Women Lawyers Association : on under-representation of women in law / p. 353 Women’s Anti-Suffrage League, Victoria / p. 178-9, 192, 239 Women’s Christian Temperance Union / p. 240 Women’s Christian Temperance Union : women’s suffrage not important mission for / p. 226-7 Women’s Christian Temperance Union : members involved in suffrage movement / p. 189, 239 Women’s Christian Temperance Union : Elizabeth Brentnall, president in Queensland / p. 238-9 Women’s Christian Temperance Union : work for social reform / p. 328 Women’s Christian Temperance Union : advocating social purity / p. 285-6 Women’s Christian Temperance Union : lobbied for teaching temperance in schools / p. 286 Women’s Electoral Lobby / p. 168, 340-3, 349, 351 Women’s Electoral Lobby : techniques used / p. 341-2 Women’s Equal Franchise Association, Queensland, 1894 / p. 240 Women’s Federal Political Association, Victoria / p. 230, 232, 239, 267 Women’s Federal Political Association, Victoria : founded by Vida Goldstein, 190 / p. 227 Women’s Federal Political Association, Victoria : and `Women’s Parliament’, 1904 / p. 180, 182, 231, 239 ‘Women’s Parliament’ / p. 180, 231 Women’s Peace Army : in Melbourne, 1915 / p. 287, 289, 301 Women’s Political Association / p. 277, 319 Women’s Political Association : Equal Pay Campaign Committee of / p. 280, 283-5 Women’s Political Association : and White Australia Policy, 1919 / p. 375 Women’s Post and Telegraph Association / p. 284 Women’s Progressive Leagues’ Union / p. 316 Women’s Rural Industries Co., Ltd. / p. 301 Women’s Social and Political Reform League / p. 190 Women’s Social Evil Convention, 1916 / p. 286-7 Women’s Trade Union Leagues, UK / p. 330 Women’s Unemployment Bureau, Melbourne : set up by Vida Goldstein, 1915 / p. 301 Women’s Work Exhibition, 1907 / p. 213, 233, 299-300 Wong, Penny, MHR / p. 377 Woods, John, MLA, Crowlands, Victoria : on right of women to vote, 1873 / p. 171 Working Women’s Political Organisation, Queensland / p. 240 World War I : schools provided comforts, raised patriotic funds / p. 287-9 Wright, Clare / p. 166, 382 Wynn, Sheila / p. 341 Wynne, Agar, MLC : received petitions from women for right to vote / p. 178 Young, Ellen, Ballarat, poet and activist / p. 212, 219 Young, Pam : wrote biography ‘Proud to be a Rebel’, on Emma Miller / p. 238 Young Women’s Christian Association / p. 333, 334-5, 337 Young Women’s Christian Association : Una Porter, world president / p. 335 Young Women’s Christian Association : and alliance with Asian women / p. 375 Zeal, Sir William Austin, MLC : 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1867 Mayoral Ball, Melbourne / p. 22-3, 25 'Argus', Melbourne : on Australian trees in gardens / p. 112 'Argus', Melbourne : on celebrations for Royal Wedding, 1863 / p. 72, 73-4 'Argus', Melbourne : on Eucharistic Congress, 1934 / p. 97 'Argus', Melbourne : on funeral of Burke and Wills / p. 76 'Argus', Melbourne : on letting of Melbourne Town Hall / p. 44 'Argus', Melbourne : on local boards of health / p. 120 'Argus', Melbourne : on mayoral honours / p. 32-3 'Argus', Melbourne : on Victorian centenary / p. 90 Argyle, Sir Stanley Seymour, Premier of Victoria : and Pioneer Women's Memorial, Melbourne / p. 92 Argyle, Sir Stanley Seymour, Premier of Victoria : and visit of Duke of Gloucester to Victoria, 1934 / p. 87 'Australasian', literary magazine, Melbourne, 1850-1 : article, 'Melbourne as it is, and as it ought to be' / p. 173-7 'Australasian', Melbourne : on circus parades in Melbourne / p. 82-3 Australia-Soviet Friendship League : permission to use Melbourne Town Hall for meeting, refused, 1941 / p. 41 Australian Labor Party : and problems of Carlton residents / p. 163-4 Australian Natives Association (ANA) : meeting to promote conscription, 1916, at Melbourne Town Hall / p. 40 Australian Peace Alliance : not able to hold anti-conscription meeting in Melbourne Town Hall, 1916 / p. 40 'Bacchante', H.M., ship : ode to, by E.G. Fitzgibbon, on visit to Melbourne in 1881 / p. 28 Bailey, Jennifer : 'Cleansing the Great Unwashed: Melbourne City Baths' (article) / p. 141-53 Balmain, James, architect, Melbourne : had contract for building City Baths / p. 144 Bands : played in Fitzroy Gardens / p. 106 Barrett, Bernard : on health conditions in Melbourne / p. 120 Barry, Sir Redmond : possible author of anonymous article, 'Melbourne as it is, and as it ought to be' / p. 173 Bateman, Edward Latrobe : design for Carlton Gardens / p. 160 Baths and bathing : Facilities for, in Melbourne / p. 142-3 Baths and bathing : movement for public bathing in England in 19th century / p. 141-2 Baths and bathing : segregation of sexes in public baths / p. 147 Baths and Wash-Houses Company, Melbourne : / p. 143 Bayles, William, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 21 Beaurepaire, Cr Sir Frank, Lord Mayor of Melbourne : at City of Melbourne centenary luncheon, 1942 / p. 9 Belcher, Noelle, Carlton Association : / p. 154 Benjamin, Fanny, Lady Benjamin, Mayoress of Melbourne : / p. 27 Benjamin, Sir Benjamin, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 32 Bennett, Charles, US town planner, : visited Melbourne in 1953 / p. 171 Bickford, Nicholas, Crown Land Bailiff, Melbourne : / p. 103, 107 Black, Thomas Campbell, British aviator : won Centenary Air Race with C.W.A. Scott / p. 89 Blainey, Geoffrey Norman : cyclical view of history / p. 171 Blake, Edward, British MP of Irish Party, visiting Melbourne, 1896 : and use of Melbourne Town Hall for meeting / p. 43-4 Bologna, Italy : as a model of planning for Melbourne, 1850 / p. 174-5 Bolte, Sir Henry Edward, Premier of Victoria : and plans to roof Princes Bridge Station / p. 172 Borrie, Edwin Fullarton, chief planner, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : / p. 53 Borrie, Edwin Fullarton, chief planner, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : plans for city square for Melbourne / p. 56-7 Bowles, William Leslie, sculptor : on statues in Fitzroy Gardens / p. 115 Boyd, Robin Gerard Penleigh, architect : 'Melbourne 2001 AD', paper, published 1969 / p. 182-8 Boyd, Robin Gerard Penleigh, architect : views of Melbourne's future / p. 169, 172, 182 Bridges : responsibility for building and maintaining in Melbourne / p. 32-3, 35-6 Bridges, Roy : wrote 'One Hundred Years' for Victorian centenary / p. 94 Brookes, Herbert : organised Citizens' Loyalist Committee, 1918 / p. 45 Brown, George, curator, Melbourne City Council parks and gardens : / p. 113 Brown, Lizzie, sanitary inspector, Melbourne City Council : / p. 127 Brown-May, Andrew : 'Theatrum Urbis: Melbourne Street Processions' (article) / p. 64-85 Buckley, Patrick Coady, Gippsland squatter : described visit to Melbourne of Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh in diary / p. 74-5 Builders' Labourers Federation : and planned demolition of Melbourne City Baths / p. 151 Building Trades Federation : challenged Melbourne City Council refusal to allow use of hall for meeting, 1950 / p. 41-2 Bullows, Richard, senior sanitary inspector, City of Melbourne : / p. 126 Burke and Wills Expedition, 1860-1 : funeral of the explorers in Melbourne / p. 76 Burton, William, coachbuilder, Melbourne : member of Melbourne City Council Health Committee / p. 124 Butters, James Stewart, Mayor of Melbourne : at Mayoral Ball, 1867, for Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh / p. 22-23 Butters, James Stewart, Mayor of Melbourne : 'Melbourne Punch' on knighthood for / p. 31 Butters, James Stewart, Mayor of Melbourne : presented with gold collar by Duke of Edinburgh / p. 25 Byrne, James, Superintendent, Melbourne City Baths : / p. 145-6 Cain, William, contractor, Melbourne, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 30, 32 Cannadine, David, on British monarchy : / p. 75 Cannon, Michael Montague : on sanitary conditions in Melbourne / p. 121 Carlton : back lane off Bouverie Street c. 1900 (illustration) / p. 134 Carlton : City Council workers removing wooden paving blocks, Lygon Street, 1950s (illustration) / p. 166 Carlton : historical booklets published / p. 155, 167 Carlton : historical consciousness and identity in / p. 154-67 Carlton : migrant residents in 1950s / p. 161-2 Carlton : new wing of Royal Women's Hospital in erection, 1960s (illustration) / p. 164 Carlton : slum clearance, and high-rise dwellings / p. 162 Carlton : study of changes of work-force in / p. 157-8 Carlton : welfare services in / p. 159 Carlton : working class housing in / p. 132-3, 158-9 Carlton Association : / p. 162-5, 167 Carlton Association : sub-committee for heritage and historical research / p. 154, 167 Carlton Forest Project, historical research group : / p. 154-5 Carlton Gardens, Melbourne : / p. 101, 106-7, 159-61 Carlton Gardens, Melbourne : evil reputation of / p. 160 'Carlton Gazette', on development of Carlton, 1886 : / p. 157 Carlton Homes : / p. 159 'Carlton Times', on factories in Carlton, 1937 : / p. 158 Carter, Godfrey Downes, Victorian MP, Treasurer : as spirit merchant, Melbourne, and Mayor of Melbourne / p. 30 Catani, Carlo, Chief Engineer, Public Works Dept : designed Alexandra and Queen Victoria Gardens / p. 110, 113 Catani, Carlo, Chief Engineer, Public Works Dept : straightening and widening of Yarra River / p. 109 Catholic Church : anti-Catholic feeling in Melbourne City Council / p. 42-5 Catholic Church : Eucharistic Congress in Melbourne, 1934 / p. 97 Catholic Church : St Patrick's Day parades in Melbourne, 1920-21 / p. 45 Cattlemen's Centenary Corroboree : in Melbourne, 1934 / p. 98 Centenary Air Race, 1934 : / p. 89 Centenary Air Race, 1934 : criticisms of / p. 98 Centenary Air Race, 1934 : Kathleen Ussher on / p. 93 Centenary All-Australian Exhibition, Melbourne, 1934 : / p. 93, 97 Centenary Art Exhibition, Melbourne, 1934 : / p. 94-5 'Centenary', pronunciation of : / p. 99 Child care : facilities in Carlton / p. 159 Childers, Hugh Culling Eardley, Chancellor of the Exchequer : on building of railways in Victoria / p. 10 Circuses : 'Australasian' argued for parades of, in Melbourne / p. 82-3 City Club Hotel, Melbourne : purchased by Melbourne City Council / p. 60 City Development Association, Melbourne : urged building city square / p. 55, 56, 58 Clapp, George, fireman, Melbourne : funeral of, in 1854, described / p. 76-7 Clark, John Joseph, Colonial Architect : designed new Melbourne City Baths, 1902 / p. 147 Clark, Revd Charles : gave lectures at Melbourne Town Hall / p. 46 Clarke, Janet, Lady, wife of Sir William Clarke, : memorial rotunda in Queen Victoria Gardens / p. 111 Clarke, Marcus : as 'Peripatetic Philosopher', on 1867 Mayoral Ball, Melbourne / p. 22 Clarke, Marcus : 'Fashion and Famine' (article) on City Council, by / p. 26 Cohen, Edward, Mayor of Melbourne, Minister for Trade and Customs : / p. 20-21 Cohen, Edward, Mayor of Melbourne, Minister for Trade and Customs : and Superintendent of City Baths / p. 146 Cole, George Ward, pioneer Melbourne businessman : / p. 17 Commonwealth Employment Project : workers with, on Carlton history / p. 154-6 Communist Party of Australia : refused use of Melbourne Town Hall for meetings / p. 41 Connelly, Sir Raymond, Lord Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 27-28 Cook's Cottage, Melbourne : / p. 89, 98 Council of Civil Liberties : on right to hold meetings at Melbourne Town Hall / p. 41 Crawford, Raymond Maxwell : on right to use Melbourne Town Hall for public meetings / p. 41 Creswick, Henry, Melbourne pioneer : reminiscences of 1840s / p. 7 Curtin, John, Prime Minister of Australia : at centenary luncheon for City of Melbourne / p. 9 Curtis, Alfred, Inspector of Lodging Houses and Factories, City of Melbourne : / p. 126 Curtis, Sir Leo, Lord Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 33-4 Davidge, William, British town planner : toured Australia in 1914 / p. 169 Davison, Graeme John : 'Melbournes that might have been: three dreams of the future city' (article) / p. 168-88 Dawson, Barbara : on health conditions in Melbourne in 1880s / p. 121 Denton, Corker, Marshall, architects : designed City Square, Melbourne / p. 61-2 Denton, Corker, Marshall, architects : perspective drawing for City Square, 1976 (illustration) / p. 60 Depression (1930s) : and Melbourne City Baths / p. 150 Dingle, Anthony Frederick (Tony) : on Melbourne's health conditions, in 'Settling' / p. 121 'Dreadnought', ship, for British Navy : meeting at Melbourne Town Hall pledging funds for, 1909 (illustration) / p. 47 Druids : annual gala procession in Melbourne / p. 78 Duffy, Charles Gavan, Chief Secretary and President of Board of Lands and Works : arranged for Flagstaff Hill in Melbourne as recreation reserve / p. 103 Dunstan, David : on Melbourne health administration / p. 121-2, 135 Dunstan, David : 'Plutocracy at Play: Social Activities of the Melbourne City Council' (article) / p. 17-36 Edward VII, King of Great Britain : marriage of, in 1863, celebrated with mayoral ball in Melbourne / p. 21 Edward VII, King of Great Britain : procession in Melbourne and other celebrations at wedding of / p. 72, 73-4 Elizabeth II, Queen of England : scene outside Parliament House, Melbourne, after tour party passed (illustration) / p. 140 Ellery, George, Town Clerk, City of Melbourne : refused anti-conscription meeting in Melbourne Town Hall, 1916 / p. 40 Elliott, Sizar, : on Melbourne City Baths / p. 146 Embling, Dr Thomas, MLA for Collingwood : advocated inquiry into need for public baths in Melbourne / p. 143 Evans, Sir Bernard, Lord Mayor of Melbourne : and City Square plans / p. 56-8 Exhibition Buildings, Melbourne : and Carlton Gardens / p. 160-1 Fenwick, Orlando, warehouseman, Melbourne, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 26 Fitzgerald, Martin, Supervisor, Melbourne City Baths : / p. 145 FitzGibbon, Edmund Gerald, Town Clerk of Melbourne : honoured with CMG / p. 32 FitzGibbon, Edmund Gerald, Town Clerk of Melbourne : ode to HMS 'Bacchante', visiting Melbourne in 1881 / p. 28 FitzGibbon, Edmund Gerald, Town Clerk of Melbourne : protected City Council rights and privileges / p. 31 Fitzroy Gardens, East Melbourne : / p. 101, 103-9, 114-5 Fitzroy Gardens, East Melbourne : Conservatory / p. 114 Fitzroy Gardens, East Melbourne : nursery in / p. 108-9 Fitzroy Gardens, East Melbourne : pathway through gardens, with statues (illustration) / p. 105 Fitzroy Gardens, East Melbourne : trees replaced / p. 113-4 Flagstaff Gardens, West Melbourne : / p. 101, 103, 105-9, 114-5 Flagstaff Gardens, West Melbourne : view around 1900 (illustration) / p. 102 Flagstaff Hill : recreation reserve planned / p. 103 Ford, William, and Co, chemists, Melbourne : developed 'Prince of Wales' perfume to celebrate his wedding, 1863 / p. 73 Foster, John : on Carlton Gardens / p. 161 Fountains : provided in Melbourne's public gardens / p. 105-6 Fowler, Sir Robert, Lord Mayor of London : welcome in Melbourne by City Council / p. 30 Franklin, Jane, Lady : visit to Melbourne of / p. 72 Freemasons, Melbourne Chapter : and laying of foundation stones in Melbourne / p. 70, 72 Froude, James Anthony, historian : welcomed to Melbourne at Town Hall / p. 30 Funerals, in Victoria : processions ceremonial in Melbourne / p. 76-7 Gatehouse, James, hatter, Melbourne, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 30 Gengoult-Smith, Sir Harold, Lord Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 98 George V, King of Great Britain : as Prince George, visit to Melbourne in 1881 / p. 28 George V, King of Great Britain : Duke and Duchess of York arrive at St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne 1901 (illustration) / p. 65 George V, King of Great Britain : named Alexandra Avenue, 1901 / p. 109 Gillott, Sir Samuel, Mayor of Melbourne and first Lord Mayor : / p. 33 Gillott, Sir Samuel, Mayor of Melbourne and first Lord Mayor : as Chief Secretary / p. 33 Good, Revd John, St Jude's Church, Carlton : on living conditions in Carlton / p. 158 Greater Melbourne Council : efforts to establish / p. 8 Gresswell, Dan Astley : report on sanitary condition of Melbourne / p. 121 Grimshaw, Patricia : and battle for Carlton residents / p. 164 Grimshaw, Patricia : organised Carlton historical research / p. 154 Grimshaw, Patricia : 'A Search for Identity: Carlton's History, Carlton's Residents' (article) / p. 154-67 Grimwade, Sir Wilfrid Russell, businessman, Melbourne : brought Captain Cook's cottage to Melbourne / p. 89 Guilfoyle, John, curator of Melbourne's parks and gardens : / p. 107-9, 115-6 Guilfoyle, John, curator of Melbourne's parks and gardens : on the evil reputation of Carlton Gardens / p. 160 Guilfoyle, John, curator of Melbourne's parks and gardens : plans to remodel Fitzroy and Flagstaff Gardens / p. 108 Guilfoyle, William Robert, curator, Botanic Gardens : / p. 107 Hackenschmidt, George, wrestler : / p. 46 Hall, Clyde Horace, street cleaner, City of Melbourne : (portrait) / p. 139 Ham, Cornelius Job, Mayor of Melbourne, : reception to Russian naval visitors / p. 28 Harrison, Peter, Manager, Parks and Gardens Division, Melbourne City : / p. 115 Health officers : for City of Melbourne / p. 124-8 Heinze, Valerie, Lady : acted as Lady Mayoress / p. 28 Hennessy, Margaret, Lady Hennessy, Lady Mayoress of Melbourne : / p. 27-28 Hennessy, Sir David Valentine, Lord Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 27 Henry, Prince, Duke of Gloucester : shore six Merino sheep / p. 92 Henry, Prince, Duke of Gloucester : visit to Melbourne for Victorian centenary celebrations / p. 87, 89, 91, 93-4 Hicks, Paul : '"The Sanitary Defence": Housing, Disease and Health Administration' (article) / p. 118-37 Higinbotham, George : at civic reception to Sir Robert Fowler, former Lord Mayor of London / p. 30 Historic Buildings Council of Victoria : and Melbourne City Baths / p. 151 Historic Buildings Council of Victoria : and Melbourne City Baths / p. 151 Hoddle, Robert, surveyor : and plans for town square on Melbourne Hospital site / p. 51 Hodgkinson, Clement, Assistant Commissioner, Crown Lands and Survey : designed Fitzroy and Flagstaff Gardens / p. 103-7, 115-6 Hodgkinson, Clement, Assistant Commissioner, Crown Lands and Survey : designs for Carlton Gardens / p. 160 Hoff, Raynor, sculptor : designed Victorian centennial plaque / p. 90 Holmes, Katie : directed Carlton history project / p. 155 Holmes, Katie : 'A Search for Identity: Carlton's History, Carlton's Residents' (article) / p. 154-67 Hope Hall, Carlton, of Salvation Army : / p. 159 Hopetoun, John Adrian Louis Hope, 7th Earl, Governor General : speech at Jubilee dinner, City of Melbourne, 1892 / p. 8 Horsley, Charles : composed cantata for opening of Melbourne Town Hall / p. 25 Housing Commission of Victoria, : slum clearance, and high-rise dwellings erected, Carlton / p. 162-3, 165 Housing, in Victoria : condemnation of dwellings unsuitable for human habitation / p. 131-5 Housing, in Victoria : Royal Commission into, in Melbourne / p. 134-5 Howard, Ebenezer : wrote 'Garden Cities of Tomorrow' / p. 51-2 Huggard, Trevor, Melbourne City councillor and Lord Mayor, : and Housing Commission in Carlton / p. 163-4 Hull, William : Masonic oration at opening of Melbourne Hospital, 1846 / p. 70 Hurley, Alice : at children's fancy dress ball in Melbourne Town Hall / p. 29-30 Infectious diseases : control in Melbourne / p. 130-1 Intra-Empire Public School Sports Carnival, Melbourne, 1934 : / p. 94 Ireland, and Australia : Easter Rebellion, and Irish Rebellion, reaction in Melbourne / p. 44-5 Ireland, and Australia : Home Rule movement, meeting at Melbourne Town Hall / p. 43-4 Ireland, and Australia : re-election of De Valera as President, 1933, Melbourne celebration / p. 45-6 James, John Stanley ('Vagabond') : on unwashed humanity / p. 143 Jamieson, James, Health Officer, City of Melbourne : / p. 124-7, 129-35 Johnston, James Stewart, pioneer Melbourne alderman : at City 50th anniversary dinner / p. 7 Judkins, Revd George Alfred, President, Protestant Federation : / p. 45 Judkins, William Henry : and Sir Samuel Gillott, Chief Secretary / p. 33 Kelly, William, 'Life in Victoria' : complained of dust in Melbourne / p. 141 Kendall, Henry : wrote words for cantata by Charles Horsley for opening of Melbourne Town Hall, 1869 / p. 25 Kerr, William, editor of Melbourne 'Argus' : anti-Catholic stand of, on Melbourne Town Council / p. 42-3 Kipling, Rudyard : ode to honour Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne / p. 91 Knight, John George, architect, Melbourne : / p. 22 Kong Meng, Chinese businessman in Melbourne : costume of, at Mayoral Ball, 1867, described / p. 25 Lady Gowrie Child Care Centre, Carlton : / p. 159 Lawson, Henry : 'Pioneer Legend' of, cited / p. 91 Lee, Chris, Carlton : / p. 163-4 Lempriere, William Henry, Lord Mayor of Melbourne : proposed civic square over railway yards / p. 55-6 Local government, in Victoria : local health authorities criticised / p. 121-3 Local government, in Victoria : organisation and duties of local boards of health / p. 123, 127-8 Longstaff, Sir John : on Treasury Gardens, Melbourne / p. 114 Loudon, John Claudius, Scottish landscape gardener : town planning advice adopted in Melbourne / p. 101, 104 Loyal Orange Institution : celebrated 12 July at Melbourne Town Hall / p. 44 Luscombe, Leslie H. : wrote 'Australia Replanned' / p. 169 Lyncham, N., executive director, City Development Association, Melbourne : urged city square at Prince's Bridge / p. 55, 58 Mann, Tom, English socialist : and meetings of, at Melbourne Town Hall / p. 39-40 Mannix, Very Revd Dr Daniel, Archbishop of Melbourne : and conscription issue, World War I / p. 44-5 Mannix, Very Revd Dr Daniel, Archbishop of Melbourne : and Eucharistic Congress in Melbourne, 1934 / p. 97 Mannix, Very Revd Dr Daniel, Archbishop of Melbourne : and Melbourne Town Hall / p. 45 Mannix, Very Revd Dr Daniel, Archbishop of Melbourne : St Patrick's Day parades / p. 45 Mansergh, James, British sanitary engineer : on Australian bathing habit / p. 146 Masefield, John, Poet Laureate : invitation to Victorian centenary, 1934 / p. 94 May Day demonstrations, in Melbourne : deputation to City Council for procession, 1900 / p. 82 May Day demonstrations, in Melbourne : handbill for demonstration, 1894 (illustration) / p. 80 McCubbin, Frederick : triptych, 'The Pioneers', by, had place of honour in Victorian centenary / p. 95 McEacharn, Sir Malcolm, Mayor and Lord Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 33, 128 McPherson, Thomas, merchant, Melbourne, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 30 Meares, George, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 28, 32 Melba, Dame Nellie : farewell at Melbourne Town Hall on embarking for Europe / p. 29, 46 Melbourne : and Victorian centenary celebrations, 1934 / p. 86-100 Melbourne : architects' peep into the future Melbourne, 1947 (illustration) / p. 186 Melbourne : chronology of events 1842-1992 / p. 12-16 Melbourne : condemnation of poor housing / p. 131-5 Melbourne : dystopian views of future / p. 172 Melbourne : 'garden city' plans, 1934 / p. 95-6 Melbourne : health conditions condemned / p. 119-20, 143 Melbourne : improvements in health conditions / p. 129-31, 135 Melbourne : MMBW plan, 1954 / p. 53 Melbourne : need for squares and open spaces / p. 50-1 Melbourne : planning for increased traffic / p. 179-80 Melbourne : public gardens, history / p. 101-17 Melbourne : sewerage of / p. 130-1, 134 Melbourne : street lighting in / p. 13-14 Melbourne : street processions and celebrations / p. 64-86 Melbourne : three utopian visions of future / p. 168-88 Melbourne : town planning for / p. 52-3 Melbourne : vision of Bourke Street with traffic underground by Royal Automobile Club of Victoria, 1965 (illustration) / p. 184 Melbourne : vision of, in future, 1943 (illustration) / p. 170 Melbourne : visit of Duke of Gloucester, 1934 / p. 87, 89, 93-4 Melbourne : water supply in 1840s / p. 142 Melbourne : 'Wonder Map of Melbourne' (John Power Studios) (illustration) / p. 88 Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : 1954 plan advocates a city centre for Melbourne / p. 53-4 Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : published 'Melbourne the Garden City' 1934 / p. 96 Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : sewerage of Melbourne in 1935 / p. 181 'Melbourne as it is, and as it ought to be', 1851, anonymous article and pamphlet : / p. 169, 173-7 Melbourne Benevolent Asylum : celebrated wedding of Prince of Wales and Princess Alexandra, 1863 / p. 73 Melbourne, Captain Cook's Cottage : acquired for Melbourne / p. 89 Melbourne, Captain Cook's Cottage : argument over site / p. 98 Melbourne City : 50th anniversary celebrations, 1892 / p. 7-8 Melbourne City : boundary changes / p. 12-15 Melbourne City : centenary celebrations, 1942 / p. 8-9 Melbourne City : chronology of key events 1842-1992 / p. 12-16 Melbourne City : Jubilee luncheon invitation (illustration) / p. 7 Melbourne City : proclaimed a city / p. 12 Melbourne City : wards created / p. 12-15 Melbourne City Baths, history : / p. 141-53 Melbourne City Baths, history : building, and opening of, 1860 / p. 144-5 Melbourne City Baths, history : filtration plant added, 1926 / p. 149 Melbourne City Baths, history : front entrance in 1860s (illustration) / p. 145 Melbourne City Baths, history : interior, men's pool, 1904 (illustration) / p. 148 Melbourne City Baths, history : mixed bathing introduced / p. 149-50 Melbourne City Baths, history : rebuilding of, 1902-4 / p. 147, 149 Melbourne City Baths, history : restoration of, 1981-3 / p. 151 Melbourne City Council : and City Baths / p. 141, 144-7 Melbourne City Council : and condemnation of buildings unsuitable for human occupation / p. 131-3 Melbourne City Council : and plans for City Square / p. 52-62 Melbourne City Council : and responsibility for city's parks and gardens / p. 107, 112-3 Melbourne City Council : attitudes to Catholics and Irish Home-Rule advocates / p. 42-6 Melbourne City Council : awards and honours to Mayors and councillors / p. 31-4 Melbourne City Council : children's fancy dress balls / p. 29-30 Melbourne City Council : control of infectious diseases / p. 129-31, 134 Melbourne City Council : costs of 1934 Centenary criticised / p. 97 Melbourne City Council : councillors and aldermen / p. 31, 135 Melbourne City Council : guest at Mayoral Ball in fancy dress (illustration) / p. 24 Melbourne City Council : Health Committee, and health officers / p. 118-20, 123-8, 131-2, 135 Melbourne City Council : invitation to juvenile fancy dress ball, 1886 (illustration) / p. 29 Melbourne City Council : James Gatehouse, Mayor, on advantages of being Mayor / p. 30 Melbourne City Council : Mayoral balls and banquets / p. 18, 20-3, 25-7, 30, 34-5, 113 Melbourne City Council : Mayoral greeting card, 1934 (illustration) / p. 95 Melbourne City Council : notice calling for elimination of rats, 1900 (illustration) / p. 129 Melbourne City Council : Parks and Gardens Dept / p. 113, 115 Melbourne City Council : powers and responsibilities / p. 9-10 Melbourne City Council : published 'A Century of Progress', 1942 / p. 9 Melbourne City Council : Queen Victoria Gardens and / p. 110-1 Melbourne City Council : receptions for notable Melbourne visitors / p. 28-9, 30 Melbourne City Council : regulations for street processions / p. 68, 78-9, 82 Melbourne City Council : restructuring of, since 1981 / p. 34-5 Melbourne City Council : rights and privileges / p. 31 Melbourne City Council : role of Mayoresses / p. 27-28 Melbourne City Council : sanitary inspectors and health staff / p. 126-9 Melbourne City Council : sponsored special issue of 'Victorian Historical Journal' / p. 11 Melbourne City Council : street-cleaning / p. 138-40 Melbourne City Council : street-cleaning in Melbourne (illustration) / p. 138-40 Melbourne, City Square : clearing of site for (illustration) / p. 59 Melbourne, City Square : Collins St-Swanston St site selected / p. 56-8 Melbourne, City Square : design and construction / p. 61-2 Melbourne, City Square : perspective drawing, 1976 (illustration) / p. 60 Melbourne, City Square : proposal for City Square in roofed-over railway yards (illustration) / p. 54 Melbourne, City Square : search for site / p. 54-6 Melbourne, Court House : procession for laying of foundation stone, July 1842 / p. 69-70 Melbourne, Exhibition Building, Swanston Street : mayoral ball at, 1866 / p. 21-22 Melbourne, Exhibition Building, William Street : mayoral ball at, 1863 / p. 20-21 Melbourne, Exhibition Building, William Street : mayoral fancy-dress ball, for Duke of Edinburgh, 1867 / p. 22-3, 25 Melbourne, Government House : ballroom in / p. 18 Melbourne Hospital : laying of foundation stone, 1846 / p. 70 Melbourne, Immigrants' Home, St Kilda Road : replaced by Queen Victoria Gardens / p. 110 'Melbourne Punch' : on City Council and Town Hall / p. 26-27 'Melbourne Punch' : on Gillies Government / p. 30 'Melbourne Punch' : on Mayor James Butters / p. 31 Melbourne Town Corporation : founding in 1842 / p. 6, 12 Melbourne Town Corporation : inauguration of first Council, 1842 / p. 69 Melbourne Town Corporation : public perception of councillors, in 1840s and 1850s / p. 18, 20 Melbourne Town Corporation : regulations for street processions / p. 68 Melbourne Town Corporation : urges La Trobe to provide for public parks in Melbourne, 1844 / p. 101 Melbourne Town Hall : children's fancy dress balls at / p. 29-30 Melbourne Town Hall : chronology of events / p. 12-14 Melbourne Town Hall : decorations in, c. 1870s (illustration) / p. 19 Melbourne Town Hall : designs sought for / p. 37 Melbourne Town Hall : foundation stone laid, 1867 (illustration) / p. 71 Melbourne Town Hall : history of / p. 37-49 Melbourne Town Hall : Mayoral balls at / p. 26-27 Melbourne Town Hall : meeting in, to pledge funds for 'Dreadnought', 1909 (illustration) / p. 47 Melbourne Town Hall : opening of / p. 26-26 Melbourne Town Hall : receptions at / p. 28-9, 30 Melbourne Town Hall : use of, for meetings, and refusals / p. 39-49 Melbourne Town Hall : Victorian Centenary leadlight windows / p. 93 Mendelssohn Quintette Club, Boston : visit to Melbourne, 1882 / p. 28-29 Metropolitan Parks and Gardens : / p. 107-8, 112 Metropolitan Planning Committee : 1922 report for squares and open spaces in Melbourne / p. 52-3, 178 Metropolitan Town Planning Commission : / p. 178-80, 182 'Million Letter Week', 1934 : / p. 90 Molan, Phil, lawyer, Carlton : / p. 163 Moomba festival, Melbourne : parades for, in Swanston Street / p. 66, 81 Moss, Alice Frances Mabel, Mrs Isidore Henry, National Council of Women : and Pioneer Women's Memorial, Melbourne / p. 92-3 Moubray, Thomas, Melbourne draper, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 25 Mount Macedon : bonfire on, 1863 / p. 74 Mountain, Adrien Charles, City Surveyor, Melbourne : / p. 111 Mueller, Baron Ferdinand von : provided trees for Melbourne's gardens / p. 105 Myer, Sidney : and Victorian centenary preparations, 1934 / p. 94 National Fitness Council of Victoria : and Melbourne City Baths / p. 150 Newbery, Cosmo : costume of, at Mayoral Ball, Melbourne, 1867, described / p. 23 O'Grady, Thomas, contractor, Melbourne, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 27 Olympic Games, Melbourne, 1956 : and Melbourne City Baths / p. 150-1 Parks and gardens : fencing removed / p. 112 Parks and gardens : Flagstaff Gardens c. 1900 (illustration) / p. 102 Parks and gardens : history of, in Melbourne / p. 101-17 Parks and gardens : pathway through Fitzroy Gardens, 1870s (illustration) / p. 105 Parks and gardens : sculpture and fountains in / p. 105-6 'People's Convention', Melbourne, Market : in open-air meetings at Eastern / p. 38-9 Pioneer Day, 19 November : re-enactment of Henty landing at Portland / p. 92 Pioneer Women's Memorial, Domain, Melbourne : / p. 92-3 Plant, Vikki : '"The Garden City of a Garden State": Melbourne in the 1934 Centennial Celebrations ' (article) / p. 86-100 Pohl, Caroline, 'Madame Brussels', brothel keeper, Melbourne : / p. 33 Police, in Victoria : and regulations for street processions in Melbourne / p. 68, 78 'Port Phillip Gazette' : describes procession for laying of foundation stone for Court House, 1842 / p. 69-70 'Port Phillip Gazette' : foundation stone of bridge over Yarra, 1846, described / p. 70, 72 Pratt, Ambrose : wrote 'Centenary History of Victoria' / p. 93, 94 Prince's Bridge, Melbourne : foundation stone of first bridge laid, 1846 / p. 70, 72 Prince's Bridge, Melbourne : opening celebrations, 1888 / p. 30 Queen Victoria Gardens, Melbourne : / p. 101, 110-2 Queen Victoria Gardens, Melbourne : laid out by Carlo Catani / p. 110-1 Queen Victoria Gardens, Melbourne : view of, in 1909 (illustration) / p. 111 Rats : City of Melbourne notice for control of c. 1902 (illustration) / p. 129 Rawlinson, Thomas E., Melbourne City Engineer : / p. 118 Rawlinson, Thomas E., Melbourne City Engineer : advocated public baths for Melbourne / p. 143-4 Reade, Charles, British town planner : toured Australia in 1914 / p. 169 Regent Theatre, Melbourne : purchased by Melbourne City Council / p. 60-1 Robertson, Sir William MacPherson : arranged for Centenary Air race to Melbourne, 1934 / p. 89 Robertson-Swann, Ronald Charles (Ron), sculptor : 'Vault' (Yellow Peril) for City Square, Melbourne / p. 61 Royal Automobile Club of Victoria : 1965 vision of Bourke Street with traffic underground (illustration) / p. 184 Royal Automobile Club of Victoria : vision of future of Melbourne / p. 172 Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne : / p. 107 Royal Melbourne Baths : / p. 143 Royal Women's Hospital, Carlton : new wing being built, 1960s (illustration) / p. 164 Sadleir, John, police superintendent : writes to Town Clerk on street processions / p. 78 Sanitary inspectors : for City of Melbourne / p. 126-9 Scott, C.W.A., British aviator : won Centenary Air Race with T. Campbell Black / p. 89 Sculpture : in Melbourne's parks / p. 105, 115 Sculpture : statues in Fitzroy Gardens, 1870s (illustration) / p. 105 Selby, Isaac : compiled 'The Old Pioneers' Memorial Almanac' / p. 91, 95 Selby, Isaac : on Batman and the Aborigines / p. 96 Selby, Isaac : on pioneer settlers / p. 91 Sewerage system, for Melbourne : as factor in improvement in health conditions / p. 130-1, 13 Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne : dedication of, 1934 / p. 91, 98 Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne : Rudyard Kipling wrote ode for / p. 91 Sinclair, Thomas Walker, Health Officer, City of Melbourne : / p. 125, 127, 135 Sinclair, Thomas Walker, Health Officer, City of Melbourne : on typhoid in Melbourne / p. 120-1 Slums : problem, in Melbourne / p. 133-5 Smith, John Thomas, curator, Melbourne Parks and Gardens : / p. 113-5, 116 Smith, John Thomas, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 20, 21 Smith, John Thomas, Mayor of Melbourne : support to Baths Superintendent / p. 146 Snowden, Sir Arthur, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 32-3 Socialist Party : and hire of Melbourne Town Hall, 1919 / p. 40-1 St Augustine's Orphanage, Geelong : fund-raising concert in Melbourne, 1922 / p. 45 St Patrick's Day : processions, in Melbourne / p. 79, 82 St Patrick's Society : at laying of Melbourne Hospital foundation stone, 1846 / p. 72 Stapley, Frank, architect and town planner, Melbourne City councillor : and town planning for Melbourne / p. 52, 169 Stapley, Frank, architect and town planner, Melbourne City councillor : 'A Fifty Year Plan for Melbourne' (1935) / p. 178-82 Stennet, Ralph, Superintendent, Melbourne City Baths : / p. 149-50 Stennet, Ralph, Superintendent, Melbourne City Baths : (portrait) / p. 148 Stewart, James Cooper, lawyer, Melbourne, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 32 Stockmen's Carnival, in Melbourne, 1915 : prizes for / p. 83 Strong, Roland, ABC broadcaster : on Melbourne Town Hall / p. 37, 46 Strong, William, businessman, Melbourne, Mayor of Melbourne : / p. 43-4 Students for a Democratic Society : activists in fight to save Carlton / p. 164 Summers, Charles, sculptor : designed fountain for Fitzroy Gardens / p. 105-6 Swimming : competitions in, and teaching of, Melbourne City Baths / p. 149 Sydney : Improvement Commission, 1909 / p. 52 Taverner, Sir John William, Commissioner for Public Works, : planned boulevard along Yarra River / p. 109 Tennyson Smith Temperance Campaign, : march for, of children in Melbourne / p. 79 Thomas, David, surgeon, Melbourne : on stagnant air in Melbourne, 1853 / p. 143 Thomson, Donald David, Federal Secretary, Building Trades Federation, : challenged refusal of Melbourne City Council to allow use of Melbourne Town Hall for meeting, 1950 / p. 42 Tibbalds, Francis, British town planner, : wrote 'Marvellous Melbourne 2000' / p. 171 Tibbits, George Richard, architectural historian : and Housing Commission changes in Carlton / p. 163-4 Tonkin, Ray, architect, Historic Buildings Council of Victoria : on City Baths / p. 151 Town and Country Planning Association, Melbourne : made plans for city square in Flinders Street / p. 55, 58 Treasury Gardens, Melbourne : / p. 101, 106, 114 Tuberculosis : control of, in Melbourne / p. 131, 134 Tucker, Graeme : 'The Melbourne Town Hall: The City's Meeting Place?' (article) / p. 37-49 Turner, Henry Gyles : on 'People's Convention' at Eastern Market / p. 38 Twopeny, Richard E.N., author of 'Town Life in Australia' : on dances and balls / p. 17-18 Typhoid fever : in Melbourne, 1888-89 / p. 118, 120-1, 130-1 Ussher, Kathleen : views on Victoria's history, 1934 / p. 92, 93, 96 Ussher, Kathleen : wrote 'Hail Victoria' for Victorian centenary, 1934 / p. 93, 94 Victoria : celebrations at separation from NSW, 1851 / p. 72 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Health Act 1883 / p. 123 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Health Act 1919 / p. 123 Victoria Baths, Melbourne : / p. 142 Victoria, Board of Public Health : / p. 122 Victoria Building, Melbourne : purchased by Melbourne City Council / p. 60 Victoria, Central Board of Health, and health administration in Melbourne : / p. 119-23 Victoria, Housing Investigation and Slum Abolition Board : investigations in Carlton, 1936-7 / p. 159 Victoria, Queen of Great Britain : statue for, in Melbourne / p. 109-11 Victoria, Royal Commission into the Housing of the People in the Metropolis : / p. 134-5 Victoria, Royal Commission into the Housing of the People in the Metropolis : as Select Committee, 1915 / p. 158 Victoria, Royal Commission on Employees and Shops, 1883, : evidence of factory owner in Carlton to / p. 157-8 Victoria, Royal Sanitary Commission, : evidence on the health state of Melbourne / p. 121 Victorian Amateur Swimming Association : used Melbourne City Baths / p. 149 Victorian Irish Association : was refused meeting at Melbourne Town Hall / p. 45-6 Victorian Peace Council : refused use of Melbourne Town Hall for meeting / p. 41 Victorian Tourist Bureau : posters by, for Victorian centenary, 1934 / p. 95 Victorian Women Citizens' Movement : and Victorian centenary, 1934 / p. 92 Walker, Ronald Joseph : as Lord Mayor of Melbourne / p. 34, 35 Walling, Edna, landscape gardener : on J.T. Smith and Fitzroy Gardens / p. 114 Water supply, in Victoria : in early Melbourne / p. 142 Wathen, George Henry : published 'Australasian', literary magazine, Melbourne, 1850-1 / p. 173 'Weekly Times', Melbourne : on Melbourne City Baths, 1904 / p. 149 Westgarth, William : describes procession at Separation, 1851 / p. 72 Westgarth, William : on public meetings in Melbourne / p. 37-8 Whitehead, Georgina : 'Melbourne's Public Gardens-A Family Tree' (article) / p. 101-17 Williams, Jenny : 'The Search for a Square' (article) / p. 50-63 Winter, Joseph : and letting of Melbourne Town Hall for Home Rule meeting / p. 43-4 Wirth's Circus : given site on St Kilda Road / p. 110 Women : memorial garden to Victorian pioneer women / p. 92-3 Women : role in Victorian centenary celebrations / p. 92 Women : separate areas for, in Melbourne City Baths / p. 147, 149 Woodruff, Jack, Melbourne City councillor : on City Square / p. 56 World War I : conscription meetings at Melbourne Town Hall / p. 40, 44-5 World War I : street processions in Melbourne / p. 78, 83 Wren, John, sporting entrepreneur : and Sir Samuel Gillott / p. 33 Wright, Raymond : on Hodgkinson and Melbourne's gardens / p. 103-4 Yarra Park, Melbourne : Sunday orators moved to / p. 110 Yarra River : additional bridges planned, Melbourne / p. 180 Yarra River : Alexandra Avenue built and opened / p. 109 Yarra River : restrictions on bathing in / p. 142 Yarra River : widening and straightening of, in 1890s / p. 109 Young, Sue, Carlton Association : / p. 154 ; Periodical; Library - PeriodicalsVictorian Historical Journal : 216 Volume 55 (3), 1984; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Aborigines : and sealers, in Victoria / p. 4-5, 8-9 Aborigines : in north-western Australia, 1883 / p. 41-5 Aborigines : 'mosquito houses' in Kimberleys described / p. 44 Aborigines : Wedge on treatment of / p. 8 Academy of Art and Literature, Ballarat : / p. 34 Allen, Noel D. (RHSV) : book reviews by / p. 65-7 Anderson, Hugh : co-author of 'Victorian squatters' / p. 58-60 Anderson, Samuel : / p. 52-3 Australian Games : Melbourne, 1985 / p. 1 Australian Heritage Commission : manual published / p. 21 Australian Literature Society : / p. 32 Baldwin Locomotive Works : / p. 48 Baobab trees : fruit of / p. 45 Barley Springs (WA) : / p. 42 Barrett, (Dr) Bernard (State Historian) : 'What the 150th anniversary is all about' (article) / p. 3-9 Batman, Henry : and settlement of Melbourne / p. 16, 17 Batman, John : and claims of Port Phillip Association / p. 13-14 Batman, John : as founder of Melbourne / p. 10-21 Batman, John : journal of explorations of Melbourne are, quoted / p. 12, 13 Batman, John : (portrait) / p. 11 'Bearbrass' : name given to Melbourne / p. 17-18 Bedford, Randolph : led Ishmael Club, Melbourne / p. 30-1, 33 Bendigo City Tramways : tank engines from Phoenix Co / p. 49 Billis, Ralph Vincent : books by / p. 58-60 Billot, C. Philip : 'The Founder of Melbourne: Was it Batman or Fawkner?' (article) / p. 10-21 Bingham, Charles : memories of Jack Riley / p. 24, 25-6 Black, Niel : Mount Noorat, homestead of / p. 58 Blake, Leslie James Bamford : 'Jack Riley: his life and the legend' (article) / p. 22-28 Bohemians : in Melbourne / p. 29-38 Bonwick, James : and claims of Batman and Fawkner as founders of Melbourne / p. 20 'Boobooks' (Bohemian group, Melbourne) : / p. 31, 36 Boomerangs : throwing of, described / p. 42 Borchardt, Dietrich : essays in honour of, published / p. 69-71 Brady, Edward J. : on Bohemianism / p. 37 Brazier, Amos W. : lecture on Marcus Clarke / p. 32 Breamlea : William Buckley's hut at / p. 4, 6 Brereton, John Le Gay : on Bohemianism / p. 36 'Bringenbrong' (run) : / p. 24, 26 Brown, (Dr) Philip L. : review of 'Victorian squatters' (Spreadborough and Anderson) / p. 58-60 Bryan, Harrison : edited 'Australian academic libraries in the 70s', reviewed / p. 69-71 Buckley, William, 'Wild White Man' : and settlement of Melbourne / p. 16 Buckley, William, 'Wild White Man' : as first European permanent settler in Victoria / p. 4 Buckley, William, 'Wild White Man' : (portrait) / p. 2 Calder, Winifred B., (Winty) : letter on William Braithwaite / p. 51-2 Cameron & Sutherland, Ballarat : bought Phoenix Foundry plant / p. 49 Campbell, James C. E. (RHSV) : review of 'Western Port chronology' (Cole) / p. 69 Carter, (Richard) & Co, Ballarat : / p. 46 Carter, Richard (engineer) : / p. 46 Champion, Henry Hyde (bookseller, Melbourne) : / p. 34 Clark, Thomas : employee at Henty's fishery / p. 6, 8 Clarke, Marcus : lecture on, by A. W. Brazier / p. 32 Clarke, Marcus : portrait, as Melbourne's first Bohemian / p. 30 Cockerill, George (newspaperman) : on Bohemian life in Melbourne / p. 29-30, 34 Cole, Valda : 'Western Port chronology', by, reviewed / p. 69 Coombs, (Dr) Herbert Cole 'Nugget' : Howson on / p. 55 Corinella : memorial to Howard Hughes / p. 39 Corinella : settlement at, in 1825 / p. 5, 6 Coutts, Peter : on treatment of Aborigines by Dutton / p. 9 Creed, Emil, Melbourne : / p. 35 Croll, Robert H. : on Bohemians in Melbourne / p. 30, 35 Daley, Victor : noted Bohemian life in Melbourne / p. 32-3 Day, Joseph : 'Hinnomunjie' station / p. 23 Derby (WA) : laid out by Forrest party in 1883 / p. 45 Du Maurier, George : novel 'Trilby' had influence in Melbourne / p. 34-5 Duke of Manchester's Castle (WA) : / p. 44 Dutton, William : claims to be first settler in Victoria / p. 5-6, 8-9 Dutton, William : had Aboriginal mistress / p. 6 Dutton, William : treatment of Aborigines / p. 9 Dyson, Edward V. : in Ishmael Club (portrait) / p. 33 Dyson, Edward V. : on Bohemian life in Melbourne / p. 35 Dyson, Will : biography of, by McMullin, reviewed / p. 56-8 Dyson, Will : in Ishmael Club (portrait) / p. 33 Eggleston, Sir Frederic : member of 'Boobooks' / p. 31 Elkington, Godfrey, in Ishmael Club : (portrait) / p. 33 Elkington, John Simeon Colebrook : in Ishmael Club (portrait) / p. 33 'Enterprise', schooner : and founding of Melbourne / p. 14-16 'Enterprise', schooner : on Yarra River (illustration) / p. 14 Eureka Stockade (Ballarat 1854) : origins of name / p. 61 Evans, Evan, servant of George Evans : / p. 11 Evans, George, : and settlement of Melbourne / p. 10, 11, 20 Evans, Tom : memories of Jack Riley / p. 24, 26 Fasoli's cafe, Melbourne : / p. 29-30, 38 Fawkner, Eliza, Mrs John : / p. 16, 18 Fawkner, John Pascoe : and James Bonwick / p. 20 Fawkner, John Pascoe : as founder of Melbourne / p. 10-21 Fawkner, John Pascoe : death and funeral of / p. 19, 21 Fawkner, John Pascoe : described / p. 19 Fawkner, John Pascoe : objections of Port Phillip Association to / p. 13-14 Fawkner, John Pascoe : (portrait) / p. 11 Fellowship of Australian Fleeters, Victorian branch : / p. 50 Finn, Edmund, (Garryowen) : and founding of Melbourne / p. 10 First Fleet : records of, at RHSV / p. 50 Fitzroy River (W.A.) : / p. 42, 44 Flemming, James : on site of Melbourne / p. 10 Flower, Cedric : 'Treasures of Australia', by, reviewed / p. 65 Forrest, Sir John : explorations into the Kimberleys / p. 39-45 Gellibrand, Joseph Tice : / p. 12, 13 Gilbert, James Melbourne 'Port Phillip' : first European boy born in Melbourne / p. 17 Gilbert, James, settler in Melbourne : / p. 10, 11, 17 Gilbert, Mary, Mrs James : / p. 11, 17 Gold mines and mining : review of 'Bill Peach's Gold', on / p. 60-2 Goodman, William, settler's child : first European to die in Melbourne / p. 18 Gordon, Adam Lindsay : as Bohemian in Melbourne / p. 32 Gorton, Sir John, Prime Minister : and Peter Howson / p. 55 Grimes, Charles, surveyor : on site of Melbourne / p. 10 Gumm, James, of Batman's party : at Indented Head / p. 13, 16 Hardman, Edward Townley, geologist : and Kimberleys expedition / p. 43, 44 Hargraves, Edmond Hammond : introduced mining cradle / p. 61 Harley, Judith D. (RHSV) : review of 'Bill Peach's Gold' / p. 60-2 Harrison, George, stockman : / p. 26-27 Harrison, John (Jack), stockman : / p. 24, 26-7 Henty, Edward : and settlement of Portland / p. 6 Henty, Edward : on Batman's claim as founder of Melbourne / p. 20 Henty, family : as pioneer pastoralists / p. 8 Henty, Francis : brought sheep to Portland / p. 6 Hetherington, Mollie : review of 'Will Dyson' (McMullin) / p. 56-8 Hindley, Revd William George, Archdeacon : on William Braithwaite / p. 52 'Hinnomunjie', run : gold discoveries on / p. 23 Holden, Robert, iron founder : / p. 46 Holtermann, Bernard : photographs of / p. 61 Horacek, John, joint author : 'Australian academic libraries in the '70s' / p. 69-71 Horton, Thomas : letter on the Andersons of Western Port / p. 52-3 Howson, Peter, MHR : 'The life of politics: the Howson diaries', by, reviewed / p. 54-6 Howson, Peter, MHR : (portrait) / p. 54 Hughes, Harold : account of 1883 expedition to Kimberleys / p. 39-45 Hughes, Harold : memorial reserve to, at Corinella / p. 39 Hughes, William Morris 'Billy', Prime Minister : met 'The Man from Snowy River' / p. 22 Hunt, James, iron founder : / p. 46 Hunter, Captain John, of 'Enterprise' (ship) : / p. 10 Hunting, seasons for, in Victoria : / p. 10 Indented Head : Batman's camp at / p. 13 Ishmael Club, Melbourne : / p. 30-31 Ishmael Club, Melbourne : group of members (illustration) / p. 33 Jackson, Samuel : and founding of Melbourne / p. 20 Jackson, William : of 'Enterprise' party / p. 10 Jones, Mrs Joseph, Omeo : / p. 23 Jose, Arthur : on Bohemians in Melbourne / p. 29 Kemp, D. Harold : 'Into the Kimberleys by sea and land' (article) / p. 39-45 Kenyon, Alfred Stephen (HSV) : books on squatters by / p. 58-60 Kiandra (NSW) : gold discoveries / p. 23 Kiandra (NSW) : gold mining at / p. 61 Kimberley Ranges (W.A.) : account of expedition to, in 1883 / p. 39-45 King, Jonathon, President of Victorian branch, First Fleeters : / p. 50 Kitson & Co., Leeds : locomotive drawings of / p. 48 Kuhr, Herman, of Ishmael Club : (portrait) / p. 33 Laird, Campbell, works manager, Phoenix Foundry : / p. 49 Lancey, Captain John H. : as settler of Melbourne / p. 10-11, 14, 16 Larrikins : in Melbourne / p. 35-6 Latham, Sir John Greig : as member of 'Boobooks' / p. 31 Leadbetter, John : / p. 39 Learmonth, Noel F. : 'The Portland Bay settlement', by, reviewed / p. 66-7 Leitch, Gordon, actor and author : on Bohemianism / p. 38 Lindsay, Lionel : and Bohemian life in Melbourne / p. 30, 33, 35 Lindsay, Norman : and Bohemian life in Melbourne / p. 30, 33, 35 Lindsay, Percy : in Ishmael Club (portrait) / p. 33 Locomotives : built by Phoenix Foundry / p. 47, 48 Locomotives : costs of building investigated / p. 49 Lowden, William (Billy) : / p. 26 Lowther Hall : history of, by Pyke, reviewed / p. 67-9 'Macedon', steamship : wrecked at Rottenest Island / p. 40 Macfarlane, Tom : leased Tom Groggin run / p. 24 'Man from Snowy River' : account of search for identity of / p. 22-28 Margaret River (W.A.) : / p. 44 Marr, Robert Hay : of 'Enterprise' party / p. 10 'Mary Anne', ship : and settlement of Melbourne / p. 16 McCrae, Hugh : describes Bohemian life in Melbourne / p. 30, 38 McCubbin, Frederick : and Fasoli's cafe / p. 38 McEwen, Mary, Lady : letter on 'Black Jack' McEwen / p. 51 McEwen, Sir John, Prime Minister and Country Party leader : / p. 51 McGovern, Josephine : review of 'The Crown of the Road' (Priestley) / p. 62-4 McLaren, Ian F. : 'Whitcombe's Story books: a Trans-Tasman survey', by, reviewed / p. 71 McMullin, Ross : 'Will Dyson', by, reviewed / p. 56-8 Meeking, Charles : review of 'The Howson diaries' / p. 54-6 'Meenburras', Aboriginal musical instruments : / p. 43 Melbourne : Bohemianism in / p. 29-38 Melbourne : first burial ground / p. 18 Melbourne : founding of / p. 10-21 Melbourne : low life of, and Bohemians / p. 35-6 Melbourne : sketch by Wedge, in 1838 (illustration) / p. 7 Meldrum, Max, : as artist of Bohemian life / p. 33 Menzies, Sir Robert Gordon, Prime Minister : dubbed McEwen as 'Black Jack' / p. 51 Meredith, John : on 'Man from Snowy River' / p. 28 Middleton, Richard Greenwood, manager, Phoenix Foundry : / p. 47, 49 Mills, Charles, Port Fairy : and claim as first settler in Victoria / p. 5 Mills, John, Port Fairy : and claim as first settler in Victoria / p. 5 Mitchell, Peter S., 'Bringenbrong' run : / p. 26 Mitchell, Thomas, 'Towong Hill' : / p. 24, 26 Mitchell, Walter Edward, 'Bringenbrong' : / p. 26 Moore, William : describes life in Victorian Artists Society / p. 31, 38 Morgan, Thomas : on 'Enterprise' / p. 16 Morris, Kenneth : letter on The Andersons of Western Port / p. 52-3 Mount Kosciusko : attempts to climb / p. 25 Mount Kosciusko : climbed by 'Banjo' Paterson / p. 26 Mount Krakatoa (Sunda Straits) : explosions of / p. 39, 45 Mount Tuckfield (W.A.) : / p. 43-4, 45 Murger, Henri : La Vie de Boheme, by / p. 33-4 National Estate Register : 'The Heritage of Victoria' by / p. 65-6 'Native companion', magazine : defended Bohemianism / p. 37 North Prentice Gold Mining Co. : / p. 49 Nuttall, Charles, black and white artist, Melbourne : / p. 35 O'Dowd, Bernard, poet : among 'Boobooks' / p. 31 O'Reilly, John Bernard, : poem on Bohemian life / p. 32 Palmer, Vance : on Bohemian life in Melbourne / p. 32, 36-7 Parkinson, Ray : in Ishmael Club (portrait) / p. 33 Paterson, Andrew Barton (Banjo) : and 'Man from Snowy River / p. 22, 26, 28 Peach, Bill : 'Bill Peach's Gold', by, reviewed / p. 60-2 Pearl fisheries, at Roebuck Bay (W.A.) : described in 1883 / p. 40-1 Pendergast, Cornelius : and 'Tom Groggin', run / p. 24 Perry, Edward Warren O. : review of 'Whitcombe's story books' (McLaren) / p. 71 Phoenix Foundry Co., Ballarat : / p. 46-50 Pierce, John, 'Greg Greg' run : / p. 24 Pierce, John, jr. : and 'Banjo' Paterson / p. 26-7, 28 Port Phillip Association : and settlement of Melbourne / p. 12-14, 16 Portland : Dutton had house at / p. 5 Portland : history of, by Noel Learmonth, reviewed / p. 66-7 Portland : whaling at / p. 6 Priestley, Susan : 'The Crown of the road', by, reviewed / p. 62-4 Prince of Wales and Bonshaw Gold Mining Co. : pumping unit for / p. 49 Pullman, Ettie : review of 'The Gold, the blue' (Pyke) / p. 67-9 Pyke, Alvan D. : 'The Gold, the blue', by, reviewed / p. 67-9 Ramsay, Margery : review of 'Australian academic libraries in the 70s' [1970s] / p. 69-71 Riley, John (Jack), 'Man from Snowy River' : / p. 23-28 Robson, Captain Robert : and founding of Melbourne / p. 20 Rockingham Jarrah Timber Co. (W.A.) : locomotive built for / p. 47 Roebuck Bay, Broome (W.A.) : described in 1883 / p. 40-1 Royal Automobile Club of Victoria : history of, by Priestley, reviewed / p. 62-4 Royal Automobile Club of Victoria : objectives of / p. 63 Sealing in Victoria 4 Shaw, William H., Phoenix Foundry 46, 49 Simpson, James, Port Phillip Association 12, 18 Skeleton Hill (W.A.) named by Forrest party, 1883 44 Smith, Major William Collard, MLA and Phoenix Foundry 46, 48 Smith, Robin photographs for 'Treasures of Australia' 65 South Star Gold Mining Co., Ballarat 49 Speight, Richard, Victorian Railways Commissioner 48 Spreadborough, Robert 'Victorian squatters', by, reviewed 58-60 Squatters in Victoria, study of, by Spreadborough and Anderson 58-60 Star of the East Gold Mining Co, Sebastopol 49 Stephen, Sarah 'Wine, women and song' (article) 29-38 (check title) Stewart, George, magistrate and founding of Melbourne 17 Tandy, Michael on Tom Groggin run 24 Taylor's Lake (W.A.) named by 1883 Forrest expedition 42 'Thistle', ship and Hentys at Portland 6 Thompson and Co., Castlemaine built locomotives 49 Threlfell, George, engineer 46 'Tom Groggin', run founding of 24 'Tom Groggin', run Jack Riley, 'Man from Snowy River' at 24-25 Tremearne, 'Ruff', of Ishmael Club (portrait) 33 Trilby, novel by George du Maurier influence of, in Melbourne 34-5 Victoria, 150th Anniversary celebrations 1, 3 Victorian Artists Society and Bohemianism 31 Victorian Iron Works, Ballarat 46 'Walers', horses 24 Watkins, William on 'Enterprise' 16 Wedge, John Helder and claims of Port Phillip Association 13, 16, 18 Wedge, John Helder and treatment of Aborigines 8 Wedge, John Helder sketch of Melbourne in 1838 (illustration) 7 Weickhardt, Charles George T. 'Pioneer engineers: Phoenix Foundry Company Ltd' (article) 46-50 Whaling in colonial Victoria 6, 8 Whitcombe and Tombs, publishers bibliography of story books of, by McLaren, reviewed 71 'Wilkins, John' on 'Enterprise' 16 Wise, Charles, servant of Fawkner 11 Wright, William on 'Tom Groggin' run 24 Yarra River stakes and beacons provided for navigation 17 Yeda Waterholes (W.A.) 42, 45; Periodical; Library - PeriodicalsVictorian Historical Journal : 279 Volume 88 (1), 2013; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Aborigines : as term in ‘Argus’ index / p. 10 Aborigines : in local historical studies / p. 128, 133-4 Aborigines : practised land management / p. 134-5 Aborigines : occupied site of Melbourne / p. 134 Acclimatisation Society of Victoria : and Edward Wilson / p. 76 Acclimatisation Society of Victoria : and Coranderrk Aboriginal station / p. 179 ‘Adelaide Advertiser’ : / p. 66 ‘Adelaide Register’ : / p. 66 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : / p. 4, 7, 35 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : beginnings of / p. 19-21 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : David Syme as manager / p. 16-33 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : circulation figures / p. 16-17, 24-5, 28, 42 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : using rotary presses / p. 24-5, 27-8 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : serial stories added / p. 25 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : building in Collins Street for / p. 27, 29 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : in boom years of 1880s / p. 27-8 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : libel action by Richard Speight / p. 28 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : introduced linotype / p. 28 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : Alexander Sutherland, on political influence / p. 17 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : and social liberalism / p. 46-8 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : on Lloyd George / p. 46-8 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : on land tax / p. 46-7 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : on Selena Sutherland / p. 100 ‘The Age’, Melbourne : W.L. Baillieu’s plan to purchase / p. 59 Anti-transportation League, in Victoria, 1860s : / p. 11 Anzac Day : commemorated in schools, World War I / p. 175 Applegath, Augustus : printing machine designed for ‘Argus’ / p. 80, 90 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : / p. 30 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : circulation figures / p. 17, 28, 76 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : and promotion of science in 1850s / p. 4, 72-92 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : ‘Development of Resources’, articles, 1854 / p. 4, 72-3, 77-81, 87 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : Selina Sutherland and / p. 4, 93-103 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : Edward Wilson as editor / p. 3, 76-7 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : Applegath printing machine / p. 80 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : ‘Neglected children’ article in, 1884 / p. 93 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : indexing of / p. 3-4, 6-15 Athenaeum Club, Melbourne : / p. 39-40, 50 Athenaeum Club, Melbourne : Sir Geoffrey Syme as member / p. 39 Atkinson, Alan : on newspaper reading / p. 76 ‘Australasian’, weekly : / p. 25 Australian Club, Melbourne : Sir Geoffrey Syme a member / p. 40 Australian Journalists Association : meeting at Bendigo, 1918 / p. 110 ‘Australian News for Home Readers’, monthly : / p. 22 ‘Australian News for Home Readers’, monthly : became ‘Illustrated Australian News’, 1867 / p. 22 Australian Press Association : / p. 26 Australian Research Council : funding for indexing of the ‘Argus’ / p. 7 Australian Universities Commission : and Monash University / p. 167 Baillieu, Bertha, Mrs William Lawrence : / p. 62 Baillieu, Claire, daughter of W.L. Baillieu : / p. 64 Baillieu, Clive Lawrence, 1st Baron : / p. 63-4 Baillieu, Edward Lloyd (Prince) : / p. 54, 58, 62 Baillieu, Edward Lloyd (Prince) : with Keith Murdoch and W.L. Baillieu, 1924, illustration / p. 64 Baillieu, Norman Horace : / p. 62 Baillieu, William Lawrence : / p. 55 Baillieu, William Lawrence : in real estate business / p. 55 Baillieu, William Lawrence : and ‘Herald and Weekly Times’ / p. 4, 53-71 Baillieu, William Lawrence : business enterprises / p. 53-4, 58-9, 62 Baillieu, William Lawrence : interest in purchasing the Age / p. 59 Baillieu, William Lawrence : visit to England, 1897 / p. 58-60 Baillieu, William Lawrence : and Torrumbarry Estate / p. 62 Baillieu, William Lawrence : and World War I / p. 63 Baillieu, William Lawrence : and Keith Murdoch / p. 63-9 Baillieu, William Lawrence : bought ‘West Australian’ / p. 65-6 Baillieu, William Lawrence : portrait, illustration / p. 54 Baillieu, William Lawrence : at board meeting c.1905, illustration / p. 61 Baillieu, William Lawrence : with Keith Murdoch and Prince Baillieu,1924, illustration / p. 64 Baillieu, William Lawrence : with Theodore Fink and Keith Murdoch, illustration / p. 68 ‘Banyule’, homestead : / p. 135 Barker, Revd Thomas, missionary : murdered in Fiji / p. 12 Barkly, Sir Henry, Governor of Victoria : support to science / p. 75 Barnardo, Thomas : child rescue mission in Britain / p. 96 Bate, Ernest, engineer, father of Weston Bate : / p. 140 Bate, Janice, Mrs Weston : / p. 113, 121, 141 Bate, Janice, Mrs Weston : portrait, with Weston, and Graeme Davison, illustration / p. 114 Bate, Weston Arthur : / p. 120-1 Bate, Weston Arthur : early years and service in RAAF / p. 140 Bate, Weston Arthur : university studies and as teacher / p. 141 Bate, Weston Arthur : on writing good history / p. 122-3 Bate, Weston Arthur : work on ‘History of Brighton’ / p. 122-3, 126-7, 128-9, 135-6. 139-43, 146-7, 149-50 Bate, Weston Arthur : ‘History of Brighton’, 50th anniversary / p. 3, 113-7, 120 Bate, Weston Arthur : chapter added in revised edition / p. 147 Bate, Weston Arthur : influence of History of Brighton on John Lack’s ‘History of Footscray’ / p. 145-8 Bate, Weston Arthur : sources for ‘History of Brighton’ / p. 148-50 Bate, Weston Arthur : publication celebrated at RHSV / p. 113-7 Bate, Weston Arthur : ‘The Urban Sprinkle’, article, by / p. 151-2 Bate, Weston Arthur : ‘Victorian Gold Rushes’, by / p. 151 Bate, Weston Arthur : ‘Lucky City’, on Ballarat / p. 113, 123-5, 128-9, 152-3 Bate, Weston Arthur : on Eureka Stockade / p. 124. 151 Bate, Weston Arthur : poem, ‘Fifty Years On’ / p. 118-9 Bate, Weston Arthur : ‘Life after Gold’, by / p. 129 Bate, Weston Arthur : book on Melbourne lanes / p. 131 Bate, Weston Arthur : ‘Haphazard Quilt: Poems of the Mornington Peninsula’, by / p. 142 Bate, Weston Arthur : on Manning Clark in ‘Light Blue, Down Under’ / p. 133 Bate, Weston Arthur : role with RHSV / p. 155 Bate, Weston Arthur : RHSV visits to home of / p. 155 Bate, Weston Arthur : and RHSV excursions / p. 155 Bate, Weston Arthur : judge for Victorian Community History Awards / p. 158 Bate, Weston Arthur : as Foundation Professor of Australian Studies at Deakin University / p. 129, 143 Bate, Weston Arthur : portrait, with Janice, and Graeme Davison, illustration / p. 114 Bayside City Council : artists’ walk, Coastal Art Trail, Stage 3 / p. 160 Beechworth : / p. 126 Beekman, Helen : of Information Victoria / p. 157 Bell, Jane, Lady : as Superintendent, Melbourne Hospital / p. 171 Bender, Thomas, US historian : on community / p. 130 Bendigo : water supply to / p. 107-8 Bendigo : Mackay Street named for Angus Mackay / p. 111 Bendigo : history of, published by George Mackay / p. 108 ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : history of / p. 4-5, 104-112 ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : new printing machinery for / p. 108-9 ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : ‘Weekly Advertiser’ for country readers / p. 109 ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : celebrated jubilee, 1903 / p. 109 ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : merged with Bendigo Independent / p. 110 ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : changes since 1919 / p. 111 ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : ‘Advertiser’ staff, 1918, illustration / p. 111 Bendigo Art Gallery : and portrait of Angus Mackay / p. 112 Bendigo Historical Society : and resources on Mackay family / p. 112 ‘Bendigo Independent’ : incorporated with ‘Advertiser’ / p. 110 Bendigo Independent Pty Ltd : / p. 110 Bendigo Reservoir : / p. 107 ‘Bendigonian’, weekly paper : / p. 109, 110 Berry, Graham, Premier of Victoria : and ‘The Age’ / p. 25 Biggs, Leonard, editor, ‘The Age’ : / p. 43-4, 45 Biggs, Leonard, editor, ‘The Age’ : letters to Herbert Brookes / p. 44 Blackwood, Robert : as chairman, Monash University Council, / p. 167 Blainey, Geoffrey Norman : on ‘scissors and paste’ in local history / p. 121-2 Blainey, Geoffrey Norman : review of ‘A History of Brighton’ / p. 123 Blainey, Geoffrey Norman : history of Camberwell by / p. 154 Blair, David : as co-proprietor, ‘The Age’ / p. 20 Blandowski, William : / p. 84, 86-7 Blandowski, William : lectures and papers / p. 76, 84 Blandowski, William : founding of Philosophical society / p. 82 Blandowski, William : and failed Geological Society / p. 82 Blandowski, William : curator of Museum of Natural History / p. 84 Blandowski, William : called ‘Mr Natural History’ / p. 84 Blandowski, William : expedition to Murray-Darling Rivers, 1856-7 / p. 85 Blandowski, William : Blewett, Neal, MHR / p. 161 Boobooks, discussion club, Melbourne : Leonard Biggs, member / p. 43-4 Bowler, Marilyn : as editor ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ / p. 5 Brack, John : painting ‘Collins Street 5pm´ / p. 176 Bradley, Bradley : on Stawell Gift / p. 155 Brighton : and ‘History of Brighton’ by Weston Bate / p. 128-9, 141-3 Brighton : poem by Weston Bate on 50th anniversary of his ‘History of Brighton’ / p. 118-9 Brighton City Council : sponsored history / p. 126-7 Brighton Historical Society : / p. 143 Brighton Historical Society : lent items for RHSV exhibition / p. 113 British Association for the Advancement of Science : / p. 81, 83 Brookes, Herbert : papers of, on Geoffrey Syme / p. 37, 41 Brookes, Herbert : member of Boobooks / p. 44 Brookes, Herbert : and Leonard Biggs / p. 44, 45 Brookes, Ivy, Mrs, daughter of Alfred Deakin : / p. 41. 45 Broome, Richard Laurence : convenor, Publications Committee, RHSV / p. 5 Broome, Richard Laurence : chaired panel discussion, Local History conference / p. 114 Broome, Richard Laurence : ‘The Making of ‘Brighton’’, article / p. 139-43 Broome, Richard Laurence : address at presentation of Victorian Community History Awards / p. 156 Brown, David, British historian : on politics and journalism / p. 94 Brown, Ray : interactive website of Ferguson and Urie stained glass / p. 162 Brown, William Jethro : / p. 44 ‘Bulletin’, Sydney : critic of WL Baillieu / p. 55, 61 Burbidge, Gwendolen Nora (Gwen), Matron : biography, by Judith Godden, reviewed / p. 171-3 Burrell family, Arthur’s Seat : DVD on / p. 160-1 Cambridge, Ada : novels serialized in ‘The Age’ / p. 25 Camden Harbour, Kimberley, Western Australia : attempts at settlement in 1860s / p. 10-12 Camden Harbour, Kimberley, Western Australia : ‘There were Three Ships’, by Christopher Richards / p. 12 Campbell, Sir Harold Alfred Maurice, editor, ‘The Age’ : / p. 48 Canal and Docks Company : / p. 82 Cape Paterson : coalfields / p. 86 Carle, Cyril Jordan : on Selina Sutherland / p. 75, 104 Carlton Association : history group formed / p. 130-1 Carmody, Shane, State Library of Victoria : / p. 115 Carpenter, Mary : and ragged school movement / p. 97 Casey, J.J., ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : / p. 105 Cathcart, Michael : speaker at RHSV dinner / p. 115 Chewton : ‘Chewton Then and Now’, by Ken McKimmie, reviewed / p. 177 Child abuse : as term used in ‘Argus’ index / p. 9-10 Child rescue services : in Britain / p. 96-7, 99-100 Child rescue services : migration to Canada / p. 97 Child rescue services : Selena Sutherland and, in Melbourne / p. 96-8 Christy, Frederick Collier : founding of Philosophical Institute / p. 82 City Newspapers Co. : / p. 56-7 Clark, Charles Manning Hope : on Augustus Wolskel / p. 116 Clark, Charles Manning Hope : as teacher at Geelong Grammar / p. 133 Clark, Charles Manning Hope : essay in ‘Meanjin’ / p. 133 Clark, Charles Manning Hope : biography, ‘An Eye for Eternity’, by Mark McKenna, reviewed / p. 164-5 Clark, Hilma Dymphna : / p. 133, 165 Clark, Marie : as editor, ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 5 Clarke, Ann : on role of ‘Argus’ / p. 76 Clayton : and Monash University / p. 131 Coal mines and mining : W.L. Baillieu and / p. 60-2 Cole, Tennyson, artist : portrait of Angus Mackay / p. 112 Collingwood, Robin George : ‘The Idea of History’, by, cited / p. 121 Collins House Group : / p. 39-40, 50, 54, 65-6 Community : nature of, defined / p. 129-30 Condon, Veronica, daughter of Sir Geoffrey Syme : essays and web source on her father / p. 37, 42-3 Convicts : in Western Australia / p. 11 Convicts : Edward Wilson and / p. 11 Cooke, Francis : as founder of ‘The Age’ / p. 20 Cooke, Henry : as co-founder, ‘The Age’ / p. 20 Coote, Maree : ‘The Art of Being Melbourne’, by / p. 162, 175-6 Coote, Maree : overall winner, Victorian Community History Award, 2012 / p. 175-6 Coranderrk, Aboriginal station : ‘Coranderrk Database’, by Mick Woiwod / p. 178-9 Coulthard & Sons, printing machinery manufacturers : / p. 108 Cox, Henry L. : survey of Port Phillip Bay / p. 150 Craddock, Kay, Antiquarian Booksellers : books for RHSV fund-raising sale / p. 115 Cram, James, London : associate of W.L. Baillieu / p. 58 Crawford, Raymond Maxwell, University of Melbourne : / p. 121 Crawford, Raymond Maxwell, University of Melbourne : recommended Weston Bate to write history of Brighton / p. 141 Crowley, Frank Keble : review of ‘Westralian Suburb’, of / p. 122 Cryle, Denis John : on Lauchlan Mackinnon / p. 35, 39 Curti, Merle, US historian : ‘he Making of an American Community’ by cited / p. 152 ‘Daily News’, London : on Selena Sutherland / p. 99 ‘Daily Telegraph’, Melbourne, : / p. 24, 28, 56 ‘Daily Telegraph’, Sydney : / p. 26 Darling, Sir James Ralph, headmaster, Geelong Grammar : and Manning Clark / p. 133 Darvall, Peter LePoer, Vice Chancellor, Monash University : on Monash community / p. 132 David Syme and Co : / p. 18 Davies, Jenny : ‘Beyond the Façade’, by / p. 162 Davison, Graeme John : gave Wolskel Memorial Lecture / p. 113 Davison, Graeme John : portrait, with Janet and Weston Bate, illustration / p. 114 Davison, Graeme John : ‘Fifty Years of Victorian Local History’, article / p. 120-38 Davison, Graeme John : work on 4th year honours thesis on Richmond / p. 123 Davison, Graeme John : ‘The Use and Abuse of Australian History’, by / p. 126 Davison, Graeme John : ‘Car Wars’ by, cited / p. 130 Davison, Graeme John : ‘University Unlimited: The Monash Story’, by / p. 131, 132 Davison, Graeme John : ‘University Unlimited: The Monash Story’, by, with Kate Murphy, reviewed / p. 166-9 Davison, Graeme John : review of ‘Wolfgang Sievers’ (Ennis) / p. 169-71 Davison, Graeme John : cycling along the Yarra / p. 135 Deakin, Alfred : / p. 29, 43. 45 Deakin, Alfred : as protégé of Syme / p. 36 Deakin, Alfred : wrote for ‘The Age’ / p. 27 Deakin, Alfred : on David Syme / p. 18, 40, 45 Deakin, Alfred : papers of, on Geoffrey Syme / p. 37 Deakin, Alfred : and Selena Sutherland / p. 98 Deakin University : Weston Bate, Professor of Australian Studies at / p. 129 ‘Deakinism’ : / p. 36, 42-5 Dendy, Henry : and special survey, Brighton / p. 142 Dendy’s Survey, Brighton : / p. 142 Denison, Sir Hugh Robert : launched ‘Sun News-Pictorial’ / p. 65 Depression (1890s) in Victoria : and W.L. Baillieu / p. 55-6 Donovan, W.D.C., Sandhurst City Clerk : on Angus Mackay / p. 108 Dow, David M. : on Leonard Biggs / p. 44 Dow, John Lamont, MLA : agricultural editor for The Leader / p. 27 Duffy, Joanne, Director, Information Victoria : funding for Victorian Community History Awards / p. 156 Durance, Jillian : ‘Still Going Strong: The Story of the Moyarra Honor Roll’, by / p. 161 Ecclestone, Gregory : map of Bass Strait navigators / p. 161 Echuca : history of, by Susan Priestley / p. 153-4 Echuca Historical Society : volunteers indexed ‘Riverine Herald’ / p. 154 Edward VIII, king of Great Britain : visit to Australia, as Prince of Wales / p. 63 Edward Wilson Trust : support for Journal issue / p. 3 Edward Wilson Trust : support for indexing ‘Argus’ / p. 4, 15 Eggleston, Sir Frederic William : founder of The Boobooks / p. 43 Eltham : / p. 135 ‘Encyclopedia of Melbourne’ (Brown-May and Swan) : / p. 159 Ennis, Helen : ‘Wolfgang Sievers’, by, reviewed / p. 169-71 Essendon Primary School : history of / p. 159 Eureka Stockade (Ballarat) : treatment of, ‘Lucky City’ (Bate) / p. 124 ‘Evening Post’, Wellington, New Zealand : reported on Selina Sutherland / p. 95-6 ‘Evening Standard’, Melbourne : / p. 28, 56, 58 ‘Evening Standard’, Melbourne : became Weekly Age / p. 22 ‘Evening Sun’, Melbourne : / p. 65 Fahey, Charles : ‘Weston and the Goldfields’, article / p. 151-3 Fairfax, Vicki, Mrs George : ‘A Place Across the River’, by / p. 158 Fairfield Infectious Diseases Hospital : Gwen Burbidge as matron / p. 171-3 Feely, John Andrew State Library of Victoria : indexed the ‘Argus’, 1846-59 / p. 6 Feigl, Ignatius : / p. 56 Ferguson and Urie, stained glass manufacturers : interactive website on, by Ray Brown / p. 162 Fiji Banking and Trading Company : / p. 12 Fink. Theodore, MLA : and ‘Herald and Weekly Times’ / p. 56-8. 60, 63, 65 Fink. Theodore, MLA : and W.L. Baillieu / p. 56-7, 63, 65-7 Fink. Theodore, MLA : dismissed board of Victoria Newspaper Co. / p. 57-8 Fink. Theodore, MLA : and Keith Murdoch / p. 65-7 Fink. Theodore, MLA : at board meeting c. 1905, illustration / p. 61 Fink. Theodore, MLA : with W.L. Baillieu and Keith Murdoch, illustration / p. 68 Fink, Thorold : / p. 65, 66-7 Fink, Wolfe : / p. 56 Fink, Best and Hall, law firm : / p. 57 Finney, Colin : ‘Paradise Revealed’, by, cited / p. 83 Fitzpatrick, Dr Kathleen, History Dept, Melbourne University : / p. 140-1 Fletcher, Meredith : ‘Digging up People for Coal’, by / p. 128 Foot, Henry B., surveyor : survey of Brighton / p. 142 Footscray : as seen in ‘History of Footscray’ by John Lack / p. 127-8 Forbes, Alison, book designer : designed ‘A History of Brighton’ / p. 115 Foyster, R.G., co-manager, ‘Riverine Herald’ : / p. 109 Friends of Wyperfeld : produced multimedia ‘Wyperfeld 100: A Traverse in Time’ / p. 178 Gammage, William Leonard (Bill) : ‘The Biggest Estate on Earth’, by, cited / p. 134, 135 Garden, Professor Donald Stuart : judge for Victorian Community History Awards / p. 158 Garden, Professor Donald Stuart : review of ‘Chewton Then and Now’ (McKimmie) / p. 177 Garden, Professor Donald Stuart : review of ‘Goldfields Track Walking Guide to the Central Victorian Goldfields Cultural Landscape’ (Wettenhall) / p. 177-8 Garden, Professor Donald Stuart : review of ‘Wyperfeld 100: A Traverse in Time’ / p. 178 Garden, Wendy : review of The Art of Being Melbourne (Coote) / p. 175-6 Gardner, Margaret, Hamilton : / p. 157 Gardner, Peter : on Baillieu And Fink / p. 57, 230 Garnett, Edward William : / p. 41 Garnett, Jeremiah, ‘Manchester Guardian’ : / p. 40 Garnet, Richard, editor, ‘Library of Famous Literature’ : / p. 40-1 Garnett, Thomas, cotton miller : / p. 40 Geelong Grammar School : Manning Clark as teacher / p. 133 Geelong Grammar School : ‘Light Blue Down Under’, history, by Weston Bate / p. 133 George Hotel, St Kilda : history, by Gillian Upton / p. 162 Gibb, Don, convenor, Publications Committee, RHSV : / p. 5 Gibb, Don, convenor, Publications Committee, RHSV : ‘Reflections on Sources for ‘A History of Brighton’’, article / p. 148-50 Gibb, Don, convenor, Publications Committee, RHSV : MA thesis on Sandringham / p. 148-9 Gibb, Don, convenor, Publications Committee, RHSV : judge for Victorian Community History Awards / p. 158 Gibb, Don, convenor, Publications Committee, RHSV : book reviews, in ‘History News’ / p. 158 Gibb, Don, convenor, Publications Committee, RHSV : review of ‘Coranderrk Database’ / p. 178-9 Gibb, Don, convenor, Publications Committee, RHSV : review of ‘From Inkwell to Internet: A Century of State Secondary Education in Leongatha’ (Skillern) / p. 179 Godden, Judith : ‘Australia’s Controversial Matron: Gwen Burbidge and Nursing Reform’, by, reviewed / p. 171-3 ‘Goldfields Track Walking Guide’ : won Historical Interpretation Award / p. 177-8 Gourlay, John : as paymaster, ‘The Age’ / p. 21, 30 Gourlay, Margaret, Mrs John, sister of Ebenezer and David Syme : / p. 21 Great Dividing Track Association : ‘Goldfields Track Walking Guide to the Central Victorian Goldfields Cultural Landscape’, by / p. 177-8 Grehan, Madonna : review of ‘Australia’s Controversial Matron: Gwen Burbidge and Nursing Reform’ (Godden) / p. 171-3 Griffiths, Tom : ‘Beechworth: An Australian Country Town’, by, cited / p. 126 Grover, Montague McGregor, journalist : on the ‘Argus’ / p. 35 ‘Guardian’, newspaper, Manchester : Leonard Biggs, Australian correspondent / p. 43 Hackett, John Winthrop, Perth : / p. 66 Haggard, Lieut Commander Geoffrey Arthur Gordon : marriage to Marjorie Syme / p. 41 Halfey, John : as partner with Samuel Winter, ‘Herald’ (newspaper) / p. 56 Hanson, Beverley : ‘Eaglehawk and District Pioneer Register’, vol, 6 / p. 157-8 Harrison, James : publisher and editor ‘Geelong Advertiser’ / p. 22, 23 Harrison, James : editor of ‘The Age’ / p. 43213 Harrison, James : London correspondent / p. 26 Hateley, Ronald Francis (Ron) : ‘The Victorian bush : its 'original and natural' condition’, by, won Victorian History Community Award / p. 158 Haverfield, R.R., editor, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : / p. 104, 106 Haverfield, R.R., editor, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : edited ‘Riverine Herald’ / p. 105 Heffernan, Val, Hamilton : / p. 157 Heidelberg : / p. 135 Henderson, James, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : / p. 105 Henwood, John, Pegasus Communications : and Victorian Community History Awards / p. 156-7 Herald and Sporting Newspaper Company : / p. 56 Herald and Standard Newspaper Company : / p. 58, 62 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : / p. 30, 56 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : and David Syme / p. 24 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : and role of W.L. Baillieu / p. 53-71 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : Munro & Baillieu advertising contract / p. 55 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : Baillieu and Fink, proprietors / p. 57-8 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : English investors in / p. 58-9 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : on black coal mining / p. 61-2 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : supported Hughes and conscription / p. 63 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : Keith Murdoch as editor / p. 63-8 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : new building and plant, 1923 / p. 64-5 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : bought ‘Evening Sun’, 1925 / p. 65 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : stable of publications, late 1920s / p. 66 ‘Herald and Weekly Times’, Melbourne : board meeting c. 1905, illustration / p. 61 Herald & Weekly Times Ltd : / p. 62, 64, 65-7, 69 Herald & Weekly Times Ltd : Keith Murdoch, managing director / p. 66-8 Higinbotham, George : as editor of ‘The Argus’ / p. 77 Hirst, John : / p. 3-4 Hirst, John : ‘On Indexing the Argus’, article / p. 3-4, 6-15 Hirst, John : research on convicts / p. 10-11 Hirst, John : ‘Sentimental Nation’, by, cited / p. 11 Hirst, John : on ‘pioneer legend’ / p. 132 Hirst, John : judge for Victorian Community History Awards / p. 158 Hiscock, Peter : opened exhibition ‘Celebrating Fifty Years of Local History in Victoria’, RHSV / p. 113 Hobhouse, Leonard Trelawny : / p. 46 Hogan. Tim. State Library of Victoria : / p. 10 Holdsworth, Carol : ‘The Bendigo Advertiser: Historical Notes’, article / p. 4-5, 104-12 Home, Roderick W. : ‘Australian Science in the Making’, edited by, cited / p. 80 Hopwood, Henry, Echuca : and founding of ‘Riverine Herald’ / p. 105 Hotham, Sir Charles, Lieutenant Governor of Victoria : cuts to scientific enterprise / p. 75, 86-7 Hyndman, Robert, architect : designed ‘Age’ building / p. 29 ‘Illustrated Australian News’ : / p. 22, 24 ‘Illustrated Melbourne Post’ : / p. 24 Immigrants, to Australia : ‘We Came with Nothing: Story of the West Sale Migrant Holding Centre’, by Ann Synan / p. 161 Information Victoria : and Victorian Community History Awards / p. 156-7, 159 Information Victoria : published ‘Victorian Tales’ / p. 159 Inkster, Ian : on Botanical Gardens / p. 76 James, John Stanley (‘The Vagabond’) : articles in the ‘Argus’ / p. 94 James, John Stanley (‘The Vagabond’) : support to Selena Sutherland, / p. 97-8 James, John Stanley (‘The Vagabond’) : ‘Story of a Street Arab’, articles / p. 98 Jones, Dr Adrian : La Trobe University and Essendon school history / p. 159 Journalism : development of, in newspapers / p. 94 Journalism : and politicians / p. 94 Karskens, Grace Elizabeth : on Aboriginal origins of Sydney, on Aboriginal origins of Sydney / p. 134-5 Kicinski, Beth D. : ‘The Death of a Hutkeeper near Geelong in 1840: A New Investigative Approach’, article / p. 59-78 Korumburra Shire Council : published ‘Land of the Lyrebird’ / p. 122 Lack, Dr John : bought property in Brighton / p. 145 Lack, Dr John : ‘History of Footscray’ by / p. 127-8 Lack, Dr John : ‘The Impact of A History of Brighton on A History of Footscray’, article / p. 144-8 Lack, Sue, Mrs John : / p. 144-5 Lahey, John David, journalist ‘The Age’ : judge for Victorian Community History Awards / p. 158, 161 Lampard, Eric E. : as economic historian / p. 151 La Nauze, John Andrew : on David Syme / p. 29 La Nauze, John Andrew : on Geoffrey Syme / p. 36 La Nauze, John Andrew : ‘Walter Murdoch’, by, cited / p. 44 La Nauze, John Andrew : ‘Land of the Lyrebird’ / p. 122 Lancey, Captain John : on Aboriginal Melbourne / p. 134 Landsborough : ‘From Gold to Grapes’, DVD on / p. 160 Lane, Sharron : ‘The ‘Argus’ and Miss Sutherland’, article / p. 4, 92-103 Latham, Edward, Carlton Brewery : and W.L. Baillieu / p. 55 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieutenant Governor of Victoria : appointed Government scientists / p. 75 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieutenant Governor of Victoria : ‘Argus’ critical of / p. 77 La Trobe University : and ‘Argus’ index / p. 14 Laurie, Amanda : ‘Promotion of ‘Useful Knowledge’ The ‘Argus’ and Science in 1850s Colonial Victoria’, article / p. 72-92 Lawrance, Warik : CD-rom in Victorian Community History Awards / p. 160 ‘Leader’, weekly, Melbourne : / p. 20, 23 ‘Leader’, weekly, Melbourne : James Harrison, science editor / p. 23 ‘Leader’, weekly, Melbourne : John Dow, agricultural editor / p. 27 Lemon, Andrew Grant Ferguson, President RHSV : co-editor, ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 3 Lemon, Andrew Grant Ferguson, President RHSV : ‘Introduction: Fifty Years since Brighton’ / p. 113-7 Leongatha (High School) Secondary College : ‘From Inkwell to Internet: A Century of State Secondary Education in Leongatha’ by Lyn Skillern and others, reviewed / p. 179 Levey, George Collins : contributed ‘London Letter’ to ‘The Age’ / p. 25-6 Liberalism : and ‘The Age’ / p. 36, 38, 43, 45-8 Local history : influence of ‘A History of Brighton’ / p. 113, 143, 146-50 Local history : fifty year of Victorian local history, survey / p. 120-38 Local history : rapid growth / p. 126 Local history : as municipal history / p. 126-7 Local history : conference on, Ballarat, 1963 / p. 143 Logan, Malcolm Ian (Mal), Vice-Chancellor, Monash University : / p. 168 Long, Charles Richard, editor ‘School Paper’ : and schools in World War I / p. 174. 175 Loughnan, Richard James (Jimmy), Richmond : / p. 123 Lourie, Amanda : ‘Promotion of ‘Useful Knowledge’; The ‘Argus’ and Science in 1850s Victoria’, article, 4 / p. 72-92 Lyall, Andrew : liquidator for City Newspapers / p. 57 Macadam, Dr John : gave lectures on chemistry and physics / p. 76 McCallum, Austin, librarian, Ballarat : arranged Conference, Ballarat, on local history / p. 143 McCalman, Janet : Founders and Survivors Project ‘Struggletown’ and ‘Journeyings’. by / p. 127 McCartney, Kevin, Town Clerk, Echuca : and Echuca history / p. 153 Macdonald, Chesborough Ranald, managing director and editor, ‘The Age’ : on his great-grandfather, David Syme / p. 18-19 Macintyre, Stuart Forbes : ‘Colonial Liberalism’, by, cited / p. 38 Macintyre, Stuart Forbes : review of ‘University Unlimited: The Monash Story’ (Davison and Murphy) / p. 166-9 ‘McIvor Times’, Heathcote : / p. 105 Mackay, ‘Angus’, editor, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : / p. 104- 8 Mackay, ‘Angus’, editor, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : suffered typhoid / p. 108 Mackay, ‘Angus’, editor, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : death and funeral recorded / p. 106-7 Mackay, ‘Angus’, editor, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : memorial to, Bendigo Cemetery / p. 111 Mackay, ‘Angus’, editor, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : portrait by Tennyson Cole / p. 112 Mackay, ‘Angus’, editor, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : portrait, illustration / p. 107 Mackay, Angus, jr, son of Angus Mackay : / p. 106, 108, 111-2 Mackay, Donald, Qld : / p. 112 Mackay, Geoff, Melbourne : / p. 112 Mackay, George, son of Angus Mackay, editor, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : / p. 104, 106, 108-9, 111-2 Mackay, George, son of Angus Mackay, editor, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : published ‘History of Bendigo’ / p. 108 Mackay, George, son of Angus Mackay, editor, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : portrait, illustration / p. 109 Mackay, Robert Donald, son of Angus Mackay : / p. 106, 108, 111-2 Mackay, Robert Donald, son of Angus Mackay : as Manager of ‘Riverine Herald’ / p. 109 Mackay & Co. Bendigo : / p. 106, 110-11 Mackay & Co. Bendigo : ‘Advertiser’ staff, 1918, illustration / p. 111 McKenna, Mark : ‘An Eye for Eternity’, by, cited / p. 133 McKenna, Mark : ‘An Eye for Eternity: The Life of Manning Clark’, by, reviewed / p. 164-5 McKenna, Mark : received Prime Minister’s Award for non-fiction / p. 165 McKimmie, Ken : ‘Chewton Then and Now’, by, won Local History, Small Publications Award / p. 177 Mackinnon, Lauchlan (1817-1888), co-proprietor of ‘The Argus’ : / p. 34-5 Mackinnon, Lauchlan (d. 1935), son of Sir Lauchlan Charles Mackinnon : Managing editor, ‘Argus’, 1929-34 / p. 36-7 Mackinnon, Lauchlan (d. 1935), son of Sir Lauchlan Charles Mackinnon : home, and interests of / p. 39 Mackinnon, Sir Lauchlan Charles, managing editor. The ‘Argus’, 1888-1929 : / p. 35 MacLeod, Roy : on science in the colonies / p. 78, 81 MacPherson, Annie : and child migration scheme / p. 97 Madder root : cultivation of, promoted by Edward Wilson / p. 79 Maddigan, Judith Marilyn (Judy), Speaker, Legislative Assembly, Parliament of Victoria : support to Victorian Community History Awards / p. 157 Malmsbury Reservoir : sluice gates opened by Angus Mackay / p. 107 Marginson, Simon : ‘Remaking the University: Monash’, by / p. 166 Markus, Andrew, Monash University : / p. 168 Marshall, Revd Alexander, minister, Scots Church, Melbourne : and Selena Sutherland / p. 99 Marshall, Raelene, project manager, Living Museum of the West : produced touring exhibition on stone walling / p. 160 Martin, Alan William, History Dept, University of Melbourne : and history of Echuca / p. 153-4 Massey, Graeme, Warracknabeal Secondary College : / p. 160 Massina, A.H., and Co., printers : / p. 56 Matheson, Sir James Adrian Louis : as first vice-chancellor at Monash University / p. 131, 167-8 ‘Meanjin’ : essay by Manning Clark, by, cited / p. 133 Melbourne : history, ‘The Art of Being Melbourne’, by Maree Coote, reviewed / p. 175-6 Melbourne : growth of, in 1850s / p. 73-4 Melbourne : book on lanes, by Weston Bate / p. 131 Melbourne, Flinders Street Station : history, ‘Beyond the Facade - Flinders Street - More Than Just a Railway Station’ by Jenny Davies / p. 162 Melbourne Exhibition, 1854 : / p. 85 Melbourne Exhibition, 1854 : displays by Blandowski and von Mueller / p. 85 Melbourne International Exhibition, 1880 : display by ‘The Age’ / p. 28 Melbourne Mansions : as project of David Syme / p. 29 Melbourne Mechanics Institute : public lectures popular / p. 76 Melbourne Mechanics Institute : Blandowski lectured on Aborigines / p. 85 ‘Melbourne Morning Herald’ : / p. 16-17, 24, 25 ‘Melbourne Morning Herald’ : bought out, and sold, by David Syme / p. 24 Melbourne Philharmonic Society : report of annual meeting, 1862 / p. 7-8 Melbourne Philharmonic Society : rules and constitution of / p. 7-8 Melbourne Transportation Plan, 1969 : community protests / p. 130 Mennell, Phillip Dearman, journalist : / p. 26 Menzies, Sir Robert Gordon, Prime Minister : knighthood for Geoffrey Syme / p. 48 Michael, Herbert, ‘Age’ editorial staff : on Sir Geoffrey Syme / p. 42 ‘Monash Reporter’ : / p. 131 Monash University : as community / p. 132 Monash University : history of, ‘University Unlimited’, by Graeme Davison and Kate Murphy / p. 131, 166-9 Monash University : deranged student kills two fellow students / p. 132 Morgan, Patrick : won Victorian Community History Award for ‘The Settling of Gippsland’ / p. 157 Morrison, Elizabeth : / p. 4 Morrison, Elizabeth : ‘David Syme’s role in the Rise of ‘The Age’, article / p. 16-33 Morrison, George Ernest : as journalist for ‘The Age’ / p. 27 Morse’s Creek, Wandiligong : ‘Oriental Crossing’ at / p. 161 Moyarra : ‘Still Going Strong’ (Durrance) on community Honor Roll / p. 161 Mueller, Baron Ferdinand von : / p. 74-6 Mueller, Baron Ferdinand von : / p. 83 Mueller, Baron Ferdinand von : championed by the ‘Argus’ / p. 85-7 Munro, Donald, auctioneer : in real estate business with W.L. Baillieu / p. 55 Munro & Baillieu, real estate : / p. 55 Murdoch, Dame Elisabeth : marriage to Keith Murdoch / p. 64, 68 Murdoch, Sir Keith Arthur : on David Syme / p. 41 Murdoch, Sir Keith Arthur : in London, 1908-09 / p. 46 Murdoch, Sir Keith Arthur : Editor, ‘Herald and Weekly Times’ / p. 4, 37, 42, 63 Murdoch, Sir Keith Arthur : and the Baillieu family / p. 64, 66 Murdoch, Sir Keith Arthur : and Theodore Fink / p. 65-6, 68 Murdoch, Sir Keith Arthur : made managing director of ‘Herald’ / p. 66-7 Murdoch, Sir Keith Arthur : with W.L. Baillieu and Prince Baillieu, 1924, illustration / p. 4 Murdoch, Sir Keith Arthur : with W.L. Baillieu and Theodore Fink, illustration / p. 68 Murdoch, Sir Walter Logue Forbes : wrote `Books and Men’ column got the ‘Argus’ / p. 44 Murphy. Kate : co-author of ‘University Unlimited: The Monash Story’ / p. 131 Murphy. Kate : ‘University Unlimited: The Monash Story’, by, with Graeme Davison, reviewed / p. 166-9 Museum of Natural History, Melbourne : / p. 83 Museum of Natural History, Melbourne : William Blandowski curator / p. 84-5 National Library of Australia : ‘Trove’ on-line database / p. 4, 13 National Library of Australia : and ‘Argus’ index / p. 14 Neglected Children’s Aid Society, Melbourne : / p. 94 ‘The News’, Adelaide : / p. 66 Newspapers : daily papers, numbers in 1892 / p. 17 Readership figures, in Victoria : 19th century / p. 17 Niall, Brenda Mary : and English Department, Monash University / p. 131 Nolan, Sybil : ‘The Second Generation: Geoffrey Syme, Managing Editor of ‘The Age’ 1908-42’, article / p. 4, 34-52 North Adelaide : protest on road widening / p. 130 Nurses : Gwen Burbidge and training of / p. 171-2 O’Donohue, Annette : ‘Eaglehawk and District Pioneer Register, vol. 6’ / p. 157-8 O’Farrell, Patrick : Wrote a history of University of New South Wales, 1949-1999 / p. 166 Oldis, Ken : ‘The Chinawoman’, by / p. 160 Outtrim, Alfred Richard, Minister for Mines : Outtrim named for / p. 61 Outtrim : coal mining at / p. 61-2 Outtrim, Howitt & British Consolidated Coal Mining Company : / p. 61 Oxley, John : Library Community History Awards, Qld / p. 162 Paris Exhibition, 1855 : Victorian display at / p. 85 Peacock, Darren : on information technology in local history / p. 115 Pearson, Charles Henry : wrote for ‘The Age’ / p. 27 Perry, John : ‘The Quick and the Dead’, on Stawell Gift, by / p. 160 Philosophical Institute of Victoria (Royal Society of Victoria) : founding of / p. 82-3 Philosophical Institute of Victoria (Royal Society of Victoria) : not supported by Governor Hotham / p. 75 Philosophical Institute of Victoria (Royal Society of Victoria) : Governor Sir Henry Barkly and / p. 75 Philosophical Institute of Victoria (Royal Society of Victoria) : lectures at / p. 76, 84-5 Philosophical Institute of Victoria (Royal Society of Victoria) : role of Sigismund Wekey in organizing / p. 79 Philosophical Institute of Victoria (Royal Society of Victoria) : Museum of Natural History planned / p. 83, 84 Philosophical Institute of Victoria (Royal Society of Victoria) : Blandowski honoured / p. 85 Phoenix, Diana : and ‘Argus’ index / p. 7 Pinschof, Carl Ludwig : supported by W.L. Baillieu / p. 63 Pratt, Ambrose Goddard Hesketh : ‘David Syme: The Father of Protection in Australia’, by / p. 18 Presbyterian Neglected Children’s Aid Society : / p. 98-9 Priestley, Susan, RHSV : ‘An Appreciation [of Weston Bate]’, article / p. 153-5 Priestley, Susan, RHSV : history of Echuca by / p. 153-4 Priestley, Susan, RHSV : ‘Making their Mark’, by / p. 154 Prinsley, Kate, CEO, RHSV : / p. 130 Proeschel, Frederick : commercial and agricultural map of Victoria / p. 85 Protectionism : new protection urged by David Syme / p. 22, 36 Public Record Office Victoria : and Victorian Community History Awards / p. 156, 159 Public Record Office Victoria : Local History Grants Program / p. 162 Quartly, Marian : review of ‘An Eye for Eternity: The Life of Manning Clark’ (McKenna) / p. 164-5 Queensland Library Foundation : / p. 162 Rabbits : references to, in the ‘Argus’, 1883 / p. 8 Rape : as topic in ‘Argus’ index / p. 10 Rate books : in local historical research / p. 149-50, 152 Read, Peter : on Aboriginal communities in NSW / p. 128 Read, Peter : ‘Returning to Nothing’, by, cited / p. 128 Reed, Joseph : designed building for ‘The Age’ / p. 27 ‘Review of Reviews: Australian Edition’ : articles on Australasian dailies, 1892 / p. 17 Reynolds, Henry : on Aboriginal dispossession / p. 134 Richards, Christopher : ‘There were Three Ships’, by / p. 12 Richmond : working class of, in ‘Struggletown’ / p. 127 Rickard, Dr John David : ‘Class and Politics’, by, cited / p. 36 ‘Riverine Herald’, Echuca : / p. 105 ‘Riverine Herald’, Echuca : celebrated jubilee / p. 109 Riverine Herald, Echuca : used in history of Echuca / p. 154 Robinson, David Errol, Vice-Chancellor, Monash University : / p. 168 Rogan. Darryl, marketing manager, Information Victoria : and Victorian Community History Awards / p. 156-7 Royal Botanical Gardens, Melbourne : number of visitors 1858-9 / p. 76 Rotary Club of Melbourne : / p. 51 Rotary Club of Melbourne : Sir Geoffrey Syme an early member / p. 41 Royal Historical Society of Victoria : celebrated 50th anniversary of Weston Bate’s ‘History of Brighton’ / p. 113-7 Royal Historical Society of Victoria : exhibition, ‘Celebrating Fifty Years of Local History in Victoria’ / p. 113 Royal Historical Society of Victoria : conference dinner, Savage Club / p. 115 Royal Historical Society of Victoria : and Wolskel bequest / p. 115-7 Royal Historical Society of Victoria : Wolskel memorial speakers / p. 116 Royal Historical Society of Victoria : role of Weston Bate with / p. 155 Royal Historical Society of Victoria : Weston Bate guide on excursions / p. 155 Royal Historical Society of Victoria : and Victorian Community History Awards / p. 158-9, 162 Royal Society of Victoria : / p. 75 Royal Society of Victoria : the ‘Argus’ and / p. 4, 75-6 Royal Society of Victoria : Royal Charter bestowed / p. 83 Rye, Maria : and child migration / p. 97 Sale : history of West Sale Migrant Holding Centre at, by Ann Synan / p. 161 Sandringham : Don Gibbs research on history / p. 149-50 Savage Club, Melbourne : Leonard Biggs as member / p. 44 Savage Club, Melbourne : RHSV dinner at / p. 115 Sayers, C.E. : biography of David Syme / p. 18 ‘School Paper’ : and schools in World War I / p. 174 Schools in Victoria : impact of World War I, on, study / p. 173-5 Schuler, Frederick, editor The Age : / p. 43, 44 Science : promotion of, in 1850s ‘Argus’ / p. 72-92 Science : utilitarian uses of urged / p. 78-80, 84 Science : importance of scientific associations / p. 80-1 Scientific societies, in Australia : / p. 80-4 Scots Church, Melbourne : Selena Sutherland and / p. 96, 99 Scots Church, Melbourne : and Neglected Children’s Aid Society / p. 94, 97 Selleck, Richard Joseph Wheeler : ‘The Shop’, by / p. 166 Selwyn, Alfred Richard Cecil, Government Geologist : / p. 74-5 Selwyn, Alfred Richard Cecil, Government Geologist : mentioned in the ‘Argus’ / p. 86 Serle, Dr Alan Geoffrey : ‘The Rush to be Rich’, by, cited / p. 30 Serle, Dr Alan Geoffrey : on Edward Wilson / p. 34 Serle, Dr Alan Geoffrey : on Geoffrey Syme / p. 36 Shaw, Professor Alan George Lewers : judge for Victorian Community History Awards / p. 158 Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne : Sir Geoffrey Syme as fund-raiser / p. 41 Sidaway, Aubrey, teacher : / p. 147 Sievers, Wolfgang : biography of, Helen Ennis, reviewed / p. 169-71 Skillern, Lyn : ‘From Inkwell to Internet: A Century of State Secondary Education in Leongatha’, by / p. 179 Smart, Jeffrey : paintings in ‘The Art of being Melbourne’ (Maree Coote) / p. 176 Smart, Judith, editor, ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ : / p. 3 Smart, Judith, editor, ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ : introduction to VHJ issue 279 (Vol 84, No 1) / p. 3-5 ‘South Australian Advertiser’ : / p. 26 ‘South Melbourne Record’, newspaper : indexing of / p. 154 ‘Southern Cross’, newspaper, Brighton : files at State Library / p. 150 Sovereign Hill, Museum, Ballarat : Weston Bate and / p. 113, 125 Speight, Richard, Chief Railways Commissioner : libel action against ‘The Age’ / p. 28 Spreadborough, Robert, Central Plan Office, Lands Dept : help with early Sandringham maps / p. 150 Stamp, John, Brighton City Council : and history of Brighton / p. 141 Stanner, William Edward Hanley : ‘The Great Australian Silence’ on Aborigines / p. 134 Stawell Gift : Stewart Bradley on / p. 155 Stawell Gift : ‘The Quick and the Dead’, by John Perry on / p. 160 Steger, Jason, journalist, ‘The Age’ : / p. 158 Stocking, George W., jr : ‘Victorian Anthropology’ by, cited / p. 78, 80 Stone walling : touring exhibition on / p. 160 Strahan, John, shipmaster : as reporter for ‘The Age’ / p. 27 Stretton, Hugh : and road widening protest, North Adelaide / p. 130 Stuart, David, ‘Bendigo Advertiser’ : / p. 105, 108 Sumner, Theodotus John : / p. 7 ‘Sun News-Pictorial’, Melbourne : launched by (Sir) Hugh Denison / p. 65 Suter, Geraldine : chief indexer for the ‘Argus’ index project / p. 7 Sutherland, Alexander : ‘Victoria and its Metropolis’, by, cited / p. 17 Sutherland, Selina : / p. 93-4 Sutherland, Selina : and child rescue, in Melbourne / p. 4, 96-9 Sutherland, Selina : and help of media in her campaign / p. 93-103 Sutherland, Selina : in New Zealand / p. 94-6 Sutherland, Selina : as hospital matron, Wellington / p. 95-6, 104 Sutherland, Selina : with Scots Church, Melbourne / p. 97 Sutherland, Selina : visit to England, 1897 / p. 99 Sutherland, Selina : dispute with Victorian Neglected Children’s Aid Society / p. 100 Sutherland Homes for Children : / p. 100 Syme, Annabella, Mrs, wife of David Syme : / p. 23, 30 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : / p. 4, 40-1 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : as contractor, 1857-60 / p. 21 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : as manager of the Age 1860-1908 / p. 16-33, 35-6 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : support to Ebenezer Syme’s widow / p. 22 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : as political influence / p. 17, 18-19, 29-30, 35-6, 38, 45 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : and protective tariffs / p. 22, 36 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : interest in New Guinea and the Pacific / p. 27 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : publications of / p. 37 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : published ‘The Soul and an Argument’, 1903 / p. 29 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : illness and death / p. 29, 38 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : biographies of / p. 18 Syme, David, editor, ‘The Age’ : inducted in Victorian Media Hall of Fame / p. 18-19 Syme, Ebenezer, proprietor, ‘The Age’¸ brother of David Syme : / p. 20-2, 30 Syme, Ebenezer, proprietor, ‘The Age’¸ brother of David Syme : as politician / p. 21 Syme, Francis, son of David Syme : / p. 29 Syme, Sir Geoffrey, managing editor, ‘The Age’ : / p. 4, 28, 34-52 Syme, Sir Geoffrey, managing editor, ‘The Age’ : early life, education and marriage / p. 40-1, 45-6, 52 Syme, Sir Geoffrey, managing editor, ‘The Age’ : as secretary to David Syme, / p. 29, 30 Syme, Sir Geoffrey, managing editor, ‘The Age’ : sporting and club interests / p. 39-40 Syme, Sir Geoffrey, managing editor, ‘The Age’ : political views / p. 42-3 Syme, Sir Geoffrey, managing editor, ‘The Age’ : knighthood, 1941 / p. 48 Syme, Sir Geoffrey, managing editor, ‘The Age’ : death, and obituaries of / p. 37 Syme, Sir Geoffrey, managing editor, ‘The Age’ : biographical references / p. 37 Syme, Sir Geoffrey, managing editor, ‘The Age’ : passport photograph, illustration / p. 35 Syme, George, brother of David Syme : with ‘The Age’, and editor ‘The Leader’ / p. 23, 30 Syme, Jane, Mrs, wife of Ebenezer Syme : / p. 22, 23, 26 Syme, John Herbert, son of David Syme : / p. 28 Syme, Joseph, son of Ebenezer Syme : partner in ‘The Age’ / p. 26, 28, 30 Syme, Marjorie, daughter of Sir Geoffrey Syme : marriage to Geoffrey Haggard / p. 41 Syme, Oswald Julian, son of David Syme, ‘The Age’ : / p. 28, 29 Syme, Oswald Julian, son of David Syme, ‘The Age’ : as ‘The Age’ manager / p. 48 Syme, Violet Addison, Lady, wife of Sir Geoffrey Syme : / p. 37, 40-1, 43 Synan, Ann : ‘We Came with Nothing’, by / p. 161 Tate, Frank, Director of Education : and schools in Victoria, World War I / p. 174, 175 Taylor, J.H., Town Clerk, Brighton City : and writing of Brighton history / p. 141 Telephone cables : used by Australian newspapers / p. 26 Thakombar, King of Fiji : / p. 12 Tönnies, Ferdinand, German sociologist : / p. 129 Tönnies, Ferdinand, German sociologist : on community / p. 129 Torumbarry Estate : purchased by W.L Baillieu, and subdivided / p. 62 Transportation of convicts : movement against to Western Australia, in Victoria in 1860s / p. 11 Trinity Lutheran Church, Melbourne : on ‘A German Church in the Garden of God’ / p. 160 Triolo, Rosalie : on teaching of Australian history / p. 114 Triolo, Rosalie : ‘Our Schools and the War’, by, reviewed / p. 173-5 Trollope, Anthony : ‘Harry Heathcote of Gangoil’, by, serialized in ‘The Age’ / p. 25 Trove, National Library of Australia online database : / p. 4, 13 Tsaklazis, Nancy, Information Victoria : / p. 157 Tucker, Albert : paintings in ‘The Art of being Melbourne’ / p. 176 Turner, George, Premier of Victoria : ‘New protection’ policy, and ‘The Age’ / p. 29 Twopeny, Richard : on Melbourne / p. 12, 73-4 Upton, Gillian : history of The George, St Kilda / p. 162 Victoria : rapid growth in 1850s / p. 19 Victorian Acts of Parliament : Neglected Children’s Act 1887 amendments to / p. 98-9 Victorian Education Dept : and schools in World War I / p. 174 Victorian Community History Awards : / p. 114, 156-63 Victorian Community History Awards : judges appointed by RHSV / p. 158 Victorian Community History Awards : prize money and publicity / p. 158 Victorian Community History Awards : uncertainty of funding for / p. 159 Victorian Community History Awards : awards for 2012 / p. 175-9 ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] : editorial changes / p. 5 ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] : digitisation of / p. 5 Victorian Institute for the Advancement of Science : / p. 76-7, 79, 82-4, 91 Victorian Institute for the Advancement of Science : amalgamated with Philosophical Society / p. 83, 91 Victorian Media Hall of Fame : David Syme inducted / p. 18-19 Victorian Neglected Children’s Aid Society : / p. 99, 100 Victorian Neglected Children’s Aid Society : conflict with Selena Sutherland and inquiry / p. 100 Victorian Newspaper Co. : / p. 57-8 Viticulture, in Victoria : articles by ‘Hungarian’ on in ‘Argus’ / p. 79 Wagner, Gillian : on Dr Barnardo homes / p. 96 Wandiligong : panels told history of Morse’s Creek crossing / p. 161 ‘Wanganui Chronicle’, Wanganui, New Zealand : reported lectures by Selina Sutherland / p. 95 Warracknabeal Secondary College : projects in Victorian Community History Awards / p. 160 ‘Weekly Age’, Melbourne’ : / p. 20, 22, 24 ‘Weekly Times’, Melbourne : / p. 57 ‘Weekly Times’, Melbourne : promoted Torrumbarry Estate / p. 62 Wekey, Sigismund, ‘A Hungarian’ : articles on vine cultivation in ‘Argus’ / p. 79, 90 Wekey, Sigismund, ‘A Hungarian’ : role in organization of Philosophical Institute / p. 79 Wellington (NZ) City Council : investigations into Wellington Hospital / p. 75 Wellington Hospital : Selina Sutherland, matron / p. 75 ‘West Australian’, Perth : acquired by Baillieu-Murdoch consortium, / p. 65-6 West Australian Newspapers Ltd : / p. 66 West Sale Migrant Holding Centre : history by Ann Synan, cited / p. 161 Wettenhall, Gib : ‘Goldfields Track Walking Guide to the Central Victorian Goldfields Cultural Landscape’, by, won Historical Interpretation Award / p. 177-8 White, Keith : on local history multi-media presentations / p. 115 Williams, W.H. (Billy), County Court judge : / p. 40 Willis, Ernest Horatio : / p. 44 Wilson, Edward, editor of ‘Argus’ : / p. 34, 76 Wilson, Edward, editor of ‘Argus’ : support to ex-convicts / p. 11 Wilson, Edward, editor of ‘Argus’ : philanthropic gifts / p. 3, 91 Wilson, Edward, editor of ‘Argus’ : interest in science / p. 76-7, 83-4 Wilson, Edward, editor of ‘Argus’ : criticized La Trobe / p. 77 Wilson, Edward, editor of ‘Argus’ : urged cultivation of Mediterranean crops in Victoria / p. 79 Wilson, Edward, editor of ‘Argus’ : support to Blandowski and von Mueller / p. 84-6 Windsor, Arthur Lloyd, editor, ‘The Age’ : / p. 27 Winter, Samuel, editor, ‘Herald and Weekly Times’ : / p. 56, 57, 60 Withers, William Bramwell : history of Ballarat by / p. 121-2 Woiwod, Mick : compiled ‘Coranderrk Database’ / p. 178-9 Wolskel, Augustus : / p. 115-7 Wolskel, Augustus : bequest to RHSV / p. 115-7 Wolskel, Augustus : on preservation of records, 1943 / p. 116-7 Wolskel, Augustus : memorial lecture / p. 122-38 Woods, Carole, RHSV : / p. 114 Woods, Carole, RHSV : ‘The Victorian Community History Awards’, article / p. 156-63 Woods, Carole, RHSV : judge for Victorian Community History Awards / p. 158 World War I : centenary commemorative histories / p. 173 World War I : impact on education and schools in Victoria / p. 173-5 World War I : Anzac tradition in schools / p. 175 Wyperfeld National Park : history of / p. 162 Wyperfeld National Park : ‘Wyperfeld 100: A Traverse in Time’, won Multimedia History Award / p. 178 Yallourn : in ‘Digging up People for Coal’, by Meredith Fletcher / p. 128 Young and Jackson’s Hotel, Melbourne : / p. 9 Yule, Peter : ‘W.L. Baillieu and the Growth of the Herald and Weekly Times’, article / p. 4, 53-71 Yule, Peter : judge for Victorian Community History Awards / p. 158 Yule, Peter : ‘Royal Children’s Hospital’, by / p. 159 Yule, Peter : review of ‘Our Schools and the War’ (Triolo) / p. 173-5; Periodical; Library - ReferenceMS 001810 (Box 303, Box 304, Box 305, Box 306); George Weickhardt Papers; Weickhardt, Charles George Talbot, 1906- .; Collection of research notes regarding engineering companies across Victoria for newspapers and other publications. This material includes company biographies, handwritten notes, and images. (Box 303-1) MS 001810.01 - W Anderson & Sons Pty Ltd. 5 pp typed biography. (Box 303-2) MS 001810.02 - W Anderson & Sons Pty Ltd. 4 pp typed biography. (Box 303-3) MS 001810.03 - W Anderson & Sons Pty Ltd. 1 handwritten note. (Box 303-4) MS 001810.04 - W Anderson & Sons Pty Ltd. Letter from W Anderson. (Box 303-5) MS 001810.05 - Atlas Company of Engineers. 1 pp typed biography. (Box 303-6) MS 001810.06 - Atlas Company of Engineers. 2 (½ pages) hand written/bibliography. (Box 303-7) MS 001810.07 - Austral Otis Engineering. 3 pp typed biography. (Box 303-8) MS 001810.08 - Austral Otis Engineering. A copy ‘Steam Supreme’ August 1989. (Box 303-9) MS 001810.09 - Austral Otis Engineering. Extract ‘Steam Supreme’ August 1989. (Box 303-10) MS 001810.10 - Austral Otis Engineering. 2 pp photocopied extract from ‘The Engineer’ May 6th 1892. (Box 303-11) MS 001810.11 - Austral Otis Engineering. 7 pp. typed biography (draft). (Box 303-12) MS 001810.12 - Austral Otis Engineering. Photocopy of an undated and unattributed extract. (Box 303-13) MS 001810.13 - Austral Otis Engineering. 2 ½ pages. Handwritten research notes. (Box 303-14) MS 001810.14 - Albion Foundry. 2 pp typed biography. (Box 303-15) MS 001810.15 - Albion Foundry. 3 letters - Re Albion Foundry. 2 typed and 1 handwritten. Includes a black and white photograph, depicting foundry workers and bells. The photo is dated 1879 and has an handwritten inscription on the back. There is an accompanying note with it. (Box 303-16) MS 001810.16 - Albion Foundry. 2 handwritten notes. (Box 303-17) MS 001810.17 - Australian Forge & Engineering Co. Pty. Ltd. 1 pp typed. (Box 303-18) MS 001810.18 - Australian Forge & Engineering Co. Pty. Ltd. 2 pp handwritten notes. (Box 303-19) MS 001810.19 - Robert Boddington Pty. Ltd. 2 pp typed biography. (Box 303-20) MS 001810.20 - Robert Boddington Pty. Ltd. Letter from Robert Boddington Pty Ltd. (Box 303-21) MS 001810.21 - Robert Boddington Pty. Ltd. Boddington booklet, circa 1961. (Box 303-22) MS 001810.22 - Robert Boddington Pty. Ltd. Supplement to ‘The Australasian Miller’, 1894. (Box 303-23) MS 001810.23 - Robert Boddington Pty Ltd. Bunge Australia Pty. Ltd. business card. (Box 303-24) MS 001810.24 - Robert Boddington Pty Ltd. 3 pp typed biography. (Box 303-25) MS 001810.25 - Buchanan & Brook. 1 p typed biography. (Box 303-26) MS 001810.26 - Buchanan & Brook. Minutes Industrial History Committee. National Trust of Australia (Victoria). 27th August, 1990. (Box 303-27) MS 001810.27 - John Buncle & Son. 1 p typed biography. (Box 303-28) MS 001810.28 - John Buncle & Son. 3 pp handwritten notes. (Box 303-29) MS 001810.29 - John Buncle & Son. Sepia photograph. John Buncle. Parkside Machine Works. Undated. (Box 303-30) MS 001810.30 - Edward Campbell. 3 pp typed biography. (Box 303-31) MS 001810.31 - Edward Campbell. Copies of correspondence - Re ‘Australian Dictionary of Biography’ entry for Edward Campbell. (Box 303-32) MS 001810.32 - Edward Campbell. Monash correspondence, 1975-76. (Box 303-33) MS 001810.33 - Edward Campbell. Handwritten Notes. (Box 303-34) MS 001810.34. - Edward Campbell. Typed biographies. 6 draft copies. (Box 303-35) MS 001810.35 - Edward Campbell. Letter to Mr Keith Campbell that is dated 4th March, 1976. (Box 303-36) MS 001810.36 - Edward Campbell & Son Pty. Ltd. Card. (Box 303-37) MS 001810.37 - Edward Campbell & Son Pty Ltd. 3 pp typed biography. (Box 303-38) MS 001810.38 - Edward Campbell & Son Pty Ltd. 2 typed biographies (draft) copies. (Box 303-39) MS 001810.39 - Edward Campbell & Son Pty Ltd. 'Historical Records’, Edward Campbell & Son Pty. Ltd. (Box 303-40) MS 001810.40 - Campbell, Sloss & McCann. 3 pp typed biography. (Box 303-41) MS 001810.41- A Challingsworth Pty. Ltd. 4 pp typed biography. (Box 303-42) MS 001810.42 - A Challingsworth Pty Ltd. Photocopy. 'Challingsworth: Diamond Grip Flooring'. (Box 303-43) MS 001810.43 - A Challingsworth Pty Ltd. Biography: Mrs A Challingsworth. Photocopy 'A Woman in a Man’s World’, by J Darbyshire. Port of Melbourne Quarterly, April-June, 1972. (Box 303-44) MS 001810.44 - Coxons Foundry. 1 p typed (incomplete) biography. (Box 303-45) MS 001810.45 - Coxons Foundry. 2 pp handwritten notes. (Box 303-46) MS 001810.46 - Coxons Foundry. 1 letter to Mr Weickhardt. (Box 303-47) MS 001810.47 - D & R Buchanan. 1 handwritten note. (Box 303-48) MS 001810.48 - Cowleys Eureka Iron Works. 1 handwritten note. (Box 303-49) MS 001810.49 - Davies & Baird. 1 handwritten note. (Box 303-50) MS 001810.50 - Davies Shephard Pty. Ltd. 4 pp typed biography. (Box 303-51) MS 001810.51 - Davies Shephard Pty. Ltd. 1 questionnaire. (Box 303-52) MS 001810.52 - Dalglish & Thompson and Dondey & Testro. 1 p typed (incomplete) biography. (Box 303-53) MS 001810.53 - Dangerfield (Charles) & Co. 1 p typed biography. (Box 303-54) MS 001810.54 - Dawson Steel Foundry. 1 handwritten note. (Box 303-55) MS 001810.55 - Drysdale & Fraser. 1 p typed biography. (Box 303-56) MS 001810.56 - M. G. Dyke & Son. 2 pp typed biography. (Box 303-57) MS 001810.57 - C Ebling & Sons Pty. Ltd. 4 pp typed biography. (Box 303-58) MS 001810.58 - C. Ebling & Sons Pty. Ltd. 7 pp typed notes. (Box 303-59) MS 001810.59 - Enoch Chambers. 4 pp typed biography. (Box 303-60) MS 001810.60 - Enoch Chambers. 5 pp notes (2 pp typed and 3 pp handwritten). (Box 303-61) MS 001810.61 - Forman & Co. 1 pp typed biography. (Box 303-62) MS 001810.62 - Fulton Foundry Company. 5 pp typed biography. (Box 303-63) MS 001810.63 - Fulton Foundry Company. 6 pp handwritten notes. (Box 303-64) MS 001810.64 - Fulton Foundry Company. Handwritten letter from Mrs Goodman, Black Rock. Dated 30th June, 1971. (Box 303-65) MS 001810.65 - Fulton Foundry Company. Handwritten letter from M Billson, Toorak. (Box 303-66) MS 001810.66 - Fulton Foundry Company. 9 pp unattributed extract (Box 303-67) MS 001810.67 - J Furphy & Sons Pty. Ltd. 5 pp typed biography. (Box 303-68) MS 001810.68 - J Furphy & Sons Pty. Ltd. 4 pp typed biography (draft). (Box 303-69) MS 001810.69 - J Furphy & Sons Pty. Ltd. 5 pp notes (2 pp handwritten and 3 pp typed). (Box 303-70) MS 001810.70 - J Furphy & Sons Pty. Ltd. Letter from C. G. Weickhardt to J Furphy & Sons, Shepparton. The letter is dated 28th March, 1978. (Box 303-71) MS 001810.71 - J Furphy & Sons Pty. Ltd. Letter from J Furphy & Sons to C. G. Weickhardt, North Caulfield. The letter is dated 16th March, 1978. (Box 303-72) MS 001810.72 -J Furphy & Sons Pty. Ltd. Completed questionnaire from John Furphy. (Box 303-73) MS 001810.73 - J Furphy & Sons Pty Ltd. Booklet - ‘The First Hundred Years: J. Furphy & Sons’, ‘Looking Back’, 1873 – 1973. (Box 303-74) MS 001810.74 - William Glover & Company. 1 pp typed biography. (Box 303-75) MS 001810.75 - W. G. Goetz & Sons Ltd. 2 pp typed biography. (Box 303-76) MS 001810.76 - W. G. Goetz & Sons Ltd. Copy (faded). ‘Goetz’s Major Role in Canning Industry’, Footscray Advertiser, 2nd February, 1966. (Box 303-77) MS 001810.77 - W. G. Goetz & Sons Ltd. Copy (faded) ‘Goetz Broadens Product Range’, Footscray Advertiser, 1st February, 1966. (Box 303-78) MS 001810.78 - Graham Engineering Co. Pty. Ltd. 3 pp letter to Mr C. G. Weickhardt, from E. V. Spry. The letter is dated 1st April, 1969. (Box 303-79) MS 001810.79 - Hall Brothers. 1 pp typed biography. (Box 303-80) MS 001810.80 - Hall Brothers. Letter from C. G. Weickhardt to Mr E. Boyle, Hall Bros & Co, Clifton Hill. The letter is dated 1st November, 1977. (Box 303-81) MS 001810.81 - Hall Brothers. Handwritten note. (Box 303-82) MS 001810.82 - Hall Brothers. Handwritten letter from Warwick Hall, including completed questionnaire and unattributed extract - Re Hall Bros Pty. Ltd. (Box 304-1) MS 001810.83 - Hampson & Halliday. 1pp typed biography. (Box 304-2) MS 001810.84 - Re: James Hart. Handwritten letter to C. G. Weickhardt, from Edna M. Campbell. (Box 304-3) MS 001810.85 - Re: James Hart. 5pp handwritten notes. (Box 304-4) MS 001810.86 - Humble & Sons. 7 pp typed biography. (Box 304-5) MS 001810.87 - Humble & Sons. 2pp draft (3 copies). (Box 304-6) MS 001810.88 - Humble & Sons. 2 handwritten letters from G.B. Humble. (Box 304-7) MS 001810.89 - Humble & Sons. ‘His Dream of a Boat Canal to Barwon Heads’ extract. (Box 304-8) MS 001810.90 - Humble & Sons. 4 black and white illustrations of Humble machines. (Box 304-9) MS 001810.91 - Humble & Sons. 5 handwritten letters from Roy H. Holden. (Box 304-10) MS 001810.92 - Humble & Sons. 3 pp handwritten notes. (Box 304-11) MS 001810.93 - Humble & Sons. 2 completed questionnaires. (Box 304-12) MS 001810.94 - Humble & Sons. Black and white photocopied image of the foundry staff (including William Humble). (Box 304-13) MS 001810.95 - Humble & Sons. Obituary for Mr. Wm. Humble. The document is dated February 27th, 1917. (Box 304-14) MS 001810.96 - Humble & Sons. Re: William Humble. 6pp unattributed typed notes. (Box 304-15) MS 001810.97 - Humble & Sons. Black and white photocopied image of William Humble. (Box 304-16) MS 001810.98 - Humble & Sons. Re: George Gardiner. 1pp ‘Victoria Tannery’ article. (Box 304-17) MS 001810.99 - Humble & Sons. Re: Ice making. Extract ‘Geelong advertiser” The extract is dated September 8th, 1888. (Box 304-18) MS 001810.100 - Humble & Sons. Black and white photocopied image of a repaired locomotive. (Box 304-19) MS 001810.101 - Humble & Sons. ‘A biographical sketch of the late Wm. Humble J. P’, by Roy H. Holden. 2 pp document. (Box 304-20) MS 001810.102 - Humble & Sons. ‘Why industries come to Geelong’. Geelong Publicity Council Brochure. The brochure is undated. (Box 304-21) MS 001810.103 - Humble & Sons. 2 black and white photocopied images. The images comprise of: A group of Humble & Sons Foundry employees. Jubilee dinner of past and present employees, Humbles Foundry. (Box 304-22) MS 001810.104 - Humble & Sons. 5 photocopied newspaper cuttings. Geelong Advertiser. Various dates. (Box 304-23) MS 001810.105 - Humble & Sons. ‘Humble & Nicholson’. 1 pp document. It is undated and unattributed. (Box 304-24) MS 001810.106 - Humble & Sons. ‘Humble Foundry Jubilee’. 1 pp document. It is undated and unattributed. (Box 304-25) MS 001810.107 - Humble & Sons. Black and white photocopied images of locomotive and William Humble. (Box 304-26) MS 001810.108 - ‘Pioneer Engineering Firms of Victoria: Jaques Brothers’. 6 pp typed biography. (Box 304-27) MS 001810.109 - ‘Johnson & Sons Tyne Foundry’. 3 pp typed biography. (Box 304-28) MS 001810.110 - Johnson & Sons Tyne Foundry. 5 pp typed draft. (Box 304-29) MS 001810.111 - Johnson & Sons Tyne Foundry. 6 pp handwritten notes. (Box 304-30) MS 001810.112 - Johnson & Sons Tyne Foundry. Letter from Loris Samson and 2 pp newspaper extract ‘Victorian Ironworks’, ‘The Independent’, Footscray. The extract is dated 6th October, 1883. (Box 304-31) MS 001810.113 - Johnson & Sons Tyne Foundry. 4 pp foolscap biography of John Currie Johnson. The document is unattributed. (Box 304-32) MS 001810.114 - Johnson & Sons Tyne Foundry. 2 black and white photographs works of the Yarra Bank. The photographs are undated. (Box 304-33) MS 001810.115 - Johnson & Sons Tyne Foundry. 1 black and white photograph of a wrought iron girder bridge over Merri Creek on Bell Street, Coburg. The photograph is dated 1880. (Box 304-34) MS 001810.116 - Johnson & Sons Tyne Foundry. 2 black and white photographs of a boiler built for the Abbotsford Brewery. (Box 304-35) MS 001810.117 - Johnson & Sons Tyne Foundry. Envelope of negatives. (Box 304-36) MS 001810.118 - Johns & Waygood. 5 of 7 pages of typed biography (pages 1 and 2 are missing). (Box 304-37) MS 001810.119 - Johns & Waygood. 2 pp ‘A history of Johns & Waygood Ltd’, ‘Australian Machinery and Production Engineering’, August, 1973. (Box 304-38) MS 001810.120 - Johns & Waygood. 8 pp ‘John Perry Lifts’, dated 1982. (Box 304-39) MS 001810.121 - Kelly & Lewis Limited. 8 pp typed biography. (Box 304-40) MS 001810.122 - Kelly & Lewis Ltd. 7 pp typed draft. (Box 304-41) MS 001810.123 - Kelly & Lewis Ltd. Letter to C. G. Weickhardt, from Jean Wright. The letter is dated 12th September, 1969. (Box 304-42) MS 001810.124 - Kelly & Lewis Ltd. 5 pp handwritten notes. (Box 304-43) MS 001810.125 - Kelly & Lewis Ltd. Draft letter to J. A. Fyffe, from C. G. Weickhardt. The letter is dated 19th February, 1980. (Box 304-44) MS 001810.126 - Kelly & Lewis Ltd. Letter to C. G. Weickhardt, from R. Birmele. The letter is dated 25th February, 1980. (Box 304-45) MS 001810.127 - Kelly & Lewis Ltd. Letter to R. Birmele, from C. G. Weickhardt. The letter is dated 29th February, 1980. (Box 304-46) MS 001810.128 - Kelly & Lewis Ltd. Letter to Wormald Machinery Valve Group, from C. G. Weickhardt. The letter is dated 13th December, 1983. (Box 304-47) MS 001810.129 - Kelly & Lewis Ltd. Letter to C. G. Weickhardt, from Ruedi Birmele, Wormald Machinery. The letter is dated 10th January, 1984. (Box 304-48) MS 001810.130 - S. Lacey & Sons Pty Ltd. 5 pp typed biography. (Box 304-49) MS 001810.131 - S. Lacey & Sons Pty Ltd. 4 pp typed drafts (4 copies). (Box 304-50) MS 001810.132 - S. Lacey & Sons Pty Ltd. Draft letter to S. Lacey & Sons, from C. G. Weickhardt. The letter is dated 2nd November, 1977. (Box 304-51) MS 001810.133 - S. Lacey & Sons Pty Ltd. Letter to C. G. Weickhardt, from W. H. Gay, S. Lacey & Sons. The letter is dated 8th November, 1977. (Box 304-52) MS 001810.134 - S Lacey & Sons Pty Ltd. Letter to W. H. Gay, from C. G. Weickhardt. The letter is dated 15th November, 1977. (Box 304-53) MS 001810.135 - S. Lacey & Sons Pty Ltd. 2 letters to C. G. Weickhardt, from W. H. Gay. The letters are dated 21st November, 1977 and 27th February, 1978. (Box 304-54) MS 001810.136 - S. Lacey & Sons Pty Ltd. 67 pp book ‘Laceys of Gippsland: The History of a Pioneer Firm, 1870 – 1970’, edited by Samuel Lauchlan Lacey. (Box 304-55) MS 001810.137 - Langlands Foundry Company. 5 pp typed biography. (Box 304-56) MS 001810.138 - Langlands Foundry Company. 4 pp typed drafts (3 copies). Included is 10 miscellaneous pages of the Langlands Foundry Company (typed drafts). (Box 304-57) MS 001810.139 - Langlands Foundry Company. Handwritten chronology. (Box 304-58) MS 001810.140 - Langlands Foundry Company. 5 handwritten scraps that refer to Argus newspaper, Langlands Foundary Company and Campbell, Sloss & McCann. (Box 304-59) MS 001810.141 - Langlands Foundry Company. 2 letters from Ian Langlands. The letters are dated 17th October, 1982 and 25th November, 1982. (Box 304-60) MS 001810.142 - Langlands Foundry Company. 20 pp history of Langlands Fulton & Co (with address by Ian Langlands to Port Phillip Pioneers Group of the Genealogical Society of Victoria). The document is dated 14th February, 1983. (Box 304-61) MS 001810.143 - Hugh Lennon. 1 pp handwritten note. (Box 304-62) MS 001810.144 - Machar & Teal. 1 pp typed biography. (Box 304-63) MS 001810.145 - Machar & Teal. 1 pp handwritten note. (Box 304-64) MS 001810.146 - A.H. McDonald & Company Pty Ltd. 3 pp typed biography. (Box 304-65) MS 001810.147 - A.H. McDonald & Company Pty Ltd. 2 pp typed draft. (Box 304-66) MS 001810.148 - H. V. McKay. Article on page 5, ‘Centenary of the Invention of the H. V. Mckay Stripper Harvester’, ‘Australian stamp bulletin’, Jan-Feb, 1984. (Box 304-67) MS 001810.149 - H. V. McKay. 1 pp handwritten note. (Box 304-68) MS 001810.150 - McKenzie & Holland (Australia) Pty Ltd. 3 pp typed biography. (Box 304-69) MS 001810.151 - McKenzie & Holland (Australia) Pty Ltd. 3 pp typed draft. (Box 304-70) MS 001810.152 - McKenzie & Holland (Australia) Pty Ltd. 3pp rough draft (typed and handwritten). (Box 304-71) MS 001810.153 - Mephan Ferguson Pty Ltd. 7 pp typed biography. (Box 304-72) MS 001810.154 - Mephan Ferguson Pty Ltd. Miscellaneous handwritten notes (including smaller snippets). (Box 304-73) MS 001810.155 - Mephan Ferguson Pty Ltd. Black and white photocopied article ‘The Great Railway Viaduct’. The article is undated and unattributed. (Box 304-74) MS 001810.156 - Mephan Ferguson Pty Ltd. Handwritten letter to C. G. Weickhardt, from A. G. Ferguson that is dated 16th July, 1976. Also a 3 pp handwritten history of Mephan Ferguson Pty Ltd: 1918-1950. (Box 304-75) MS 001810.157 - Miller Bros. Industries Pty Ltd. Letter to C. G. Weickhardt, from Miller Bros. The letter is dated 2nd December, 1969. (Box 304-76) MS 001810.158 - H. W. Mould. 1 pp typed biography. (Box 304-77) MS 001810.159 - J & T Muir. 1 pp typed biography. (Box 304-78) MS 001810.160 - David Munro & Company. 8 pp typed biography. (Box 304-79) MS 001810.161 - David Munro & Company. 4 pp typed draft. (Box 304-80) MS 001810.162 - David Munro & Company. Miscellaneous handwritten/typed notes (including smaller snippets). (Box 305-1) MS 001810.163. Joseph Nixon. 1pp typed and 1 handwritten note. (Box 305-2) MS 001810.164. Orton & Burns Pty Ltd. 2pp typed biography. (Box 305-3) MS 001810.165. Orton & Burns Pty Ltd. Questionnaire. (Box 305-4) MS 001810.166. Orton & Burns Pty Ltd. OB Catalogue No 2 (booklet). (Box 305-5) MS 001810.167. RP Park. 1pp typed biography with handwritten note attached. (Box 305-6) MS 001810.168. Phoenix Foundry Coy Ltd. 10pp typed biography. (Box 305-7) MS 001810.169. Phoenix Foundry Coy Ltd. 2pp photocopied article from ‘The Courier’ (Ballarat) 20/9/1906. (Box 305-8) MS 001810.170. Phoenix Foundry Coy Ltd. Photocopied article ‘Ballarat Star’ 5/5/1859 ‘Dry sand casting on Ballarat’. (Box 305-9) MS 001810.171. Phoenix Foundry Coy Ltd. 19 handwritten notes. (Box 305-10) MS 001810.172. Phoenix Foundry Coy Ltd. ‘A 19th century operation’ JCM Rolland from VR newsletter July 1950. (Box 305-11) MS 001810.173. Phoenix Foundry Coy Ltd. Extract from VR Newsletter May 1951. (Box 305-12) MS 001810.174. Phoenix Foundry Coy Ltd. 3 letters from Sovereign Hill Ballarat to CGT, dated 1977. (Box 305-13) MS 001810.175. Phoenix Foundry Coy Ltd. 2 letters from CGT to Sovereign Hill and biography of CGT, dated 1977. (Box 305-14) MS 001810.176. D Richardson & Sons. Pty Ltd 3pp typed biography (.176), (Box 305-15) MS 001810.177. D Richardson & Sons. Pty Ltd 2pp draft. (Box 305-16) MS 001810.178. D Richardson & Sons. Pty Ltd Letter from D Richardson to CGT. (Box 305-17) MS 001810.179. Robison Bros & Coy. 7pp typed biography. (Box 305-18) MS 001810.180. Robison Bros & Coy. Letter from Midlands Historical Society to CGT. (Box 305-19) MS 001810.181. Robison Bros & Coy. Letter from Len (Robison) to CGT. (Box 305-20) MS 001810.182. Robison Bros & Coy. Letter from J Walker to Ian Weickhardt. (Box 305-21) MS 001810.183. Robison Bros & Coy. Extract ‘Herald’ 4/4/1973 re Robisons. (Box 305-22) MS 001810.184. Robison Bros & Coy. Extract The Victorian Railways Newsletter (?) 1954 re Flinders St viaduct. (Box 305-23) MS 001810.185. Robison Bros & Coy. 3pp extract undated, unattributed ‘ Robisons – Engineers’. (Box 305-24) MS 001810.186. Robison Bros & Coy. Extract ‘Victoria and its metropolis past & present’ 1888. (Box 305-25) MS 001810.187. Robison Bros & Coy. 2pp typed draft. (Box 305-26) MS 001810.188. Robison Bros & Coy. 2pp typed extract VR Newsletter Feb1954 ‘Flinders St Viaduct’. (Box 305-27) MS 001810.189. Robison Bros & Coy. 6 handwritten scraps. (Box 305-28) MS 001810.190. Schumachers Mill Furnishing. Works 3pp typed biography. (Box 305-29) MS 001810.191. Schumachers Mill Furnishing. Works Questionnaire. (Box 305-30) MS 001810.192. Schumachers Mill Furnishing. Works Booklet, ‘Grain Cleaning machinery Catalogue No 26’. (Box 305-31) MS 001810.193. Smith & Searls Engineering. 1pp handwritten draft. (Box 305-32) MS 001810.194. Smith & Searls Engineering. Letter from Jessie Ferguson to CGT (Box 305-33) MS 001810.195. Smith & Searls Engineering. Handwritten note from family album. (Box 305-34) MS 001810.196. JJ Sneesby. 2pp typed biography. (Box 305-35) MS 001810.197. JJ Sneesby. 1pp extract undated, unattributed. (Box 305-36) MS 001810.198. JJ Sneesby. 1pp handwritten draft. (Box 305-37) MS 001810.199. JJ Sneesby. Note quoting Cyclopedia of Victoria 1903. (Box 305-38) MS 001810.200. Thompsons Byron Jackson Ltd. 6pp typed double sided biography. (Box 305-39) MS 001810.201. Thompsons Byron Jackson Ltd. 9pp typed draft. (Box 305-40) MS 001810.202. John W Stamp Pty Ltd. 4pp typed biography. (Box 305-41) MS 001810.203. John W Stamp Pty Ltd. “The Stampco story” 16 pp booklet. (Box 305-42) MS 001810.204. Charles Ruwolt Pty Ltd. 7pp typed biography. (Box 305-43) MS 001810.205. Victoria Iron Rolling Co Ltd. 1pp photocopied advertisement from 1888 Melbourne Directory. (Box 305-44) MS 001810.206. Victoria Iron Rolling Co Ltd. 2pp letter to CGT from Ian Clarke. (Box 305-45) MS 001810.207. Victoria Iron Rolling Co Ltd. Obituary J Edgerton, ‘The Age”, 28th August 1946. (Box 305-46) MS 001810.208. Victoria Iron Rolling Co Ltd. 1pp extract ‘Metals Australia Nov 1970 James Arthur Edgerton. (Box 305-47) MS 001810.209. Walkers Ltd. 5pp partially faded extract “Sugar Ships Locomotives” Walkers Ltd (history 1864 – 1946) (Box 305-48) MS 001810.210. Walkers Ltd. Handwritten note. (Box 305-49) MS 001810.211. John Welsh Pty Ltd. 3pp typed biography. (Box 305-50) MS 001810.212. John Welsh Pty Ltd. 3pp typed draft. (Box 305-51) MS 001810.213. John Welsh Pty Ltd. 2pp typed draft on yellow paper. (Box 305-52) MS 001810.214. John Welsh Pty Ltd. 3pp typed draft. (Box 305-53) MS 001810.215. John Welsh Pty Ltd. 1pp biography/timeline of John W Welsh’s life. (Box 305-54) MS 001810.216. John Welsh Pty Ltd. 2pp ‘JohnWelsh Pty Ltd. (Box 305-55) MS 001810.217. John Welsh Pty Ltd. Letter to CGT from Ian Richter (John Welsh Pty Ltd). (Box 305-56) MS 001810.218. John Welsh Pty Ltd. 1pp company history from RH Dillon (John Welsh Pty Ltd) and business card. (Box 305-57) MS 001810.219. John Welsh Pty Ltd. 1pp Coy history pamphlet. (Box 305-58) MS 001810.220. R Werner & Company Pty Ltd. 4pp typed biography. (Box 305-59) MS 001810.221. R Werner & Company Pty Ltd. 2pp typed draft. (Box 305-60) MS 001810.222. R Werner & Company Pty Ltd. 11pp ‘Ammonia Refrigeration’. (Box 305-61) MS 001810.223. R Werner & Company Pty Ltd. 3pp handwritten notes. (Box 305-62) MS 001810.224. R Werner & Company Pty Ltd. 4pp extract ‘The Australian Manufacturer” 7th Feb 1931 and note (Box 305-63) MS 001810.225. R Werner & Company Pty Ltd. 1pp refrigeration flow diagram. (Box 305-64) MS 001810.226. R Werner & Company Pty Ltd. 5pp article ‘Werner design and research’. (Box 305-65) MS 001810.227. Melbourne’s Cable Tram System. Some notes on the engineering equipment’, 3pp typed (.227), (Box 305-66) MS 001810.228. Melbourne’s Cable Tram System. 5pp handwritten biography, 2pp typed, 4pp. handwritten notes and 4pp. bibliography. (Box 305-67) MS 001810.229. Melbourne’s Cable Tram System. Extract ‘The Sun”, 16/11/1968, p29, “The last gripman”, Keith Dunstan (.229). (Box 305-68) MS 001810.230. Citation (State) Biazzi continuous Nitration Plant for nitroglycerine, ICI(Australia) Ltd Explosives Factory, Deer Park. 1pp & copy. (Box 305-69) MS 001810.231. Some Bendigo engineers. 5pp typed biography and note. (Box 305-70) MS 001810.232. The development in welding in steel construction. 5pp typed. (Box 305-71) MS 001810.233. The safemakers. 2pp handwritten. (Box 305-72) MS 001810.234. Some achievements of science & technology in Australia 1939-1945. 7pp typed, & 2 copies. (Box 305-73) MS 001810.235. Some achievements of science & technology in Australia 1939-1945. 120 p booklet ‘The production of sulphamerazine in Australia 1943-1945’ by CGW. (Box 305-74) MS 001810.236. Some achievements of science & technology in Australia 1939-1945. Undated, unattributed newspaper clipping. (Box 305-75) MS 001810.237. Some achievements of science & technology in Australia 1939-1945. Letter to ‘Heritage Australia’. (Box 305-76) MS 001810.238. Some achievements of science & technology in Australia 1939-1945. 7 photos for publication to accompany ‘Some achievements etc’. (Box 305-77) MS 001810.239. Melbourne’s Cable Trams. 3pp typed + copy p2. (Box 305-78) MS 001810.240. Some aspects of railway engineering in early Victoria. 6pp typed. (Box 305-79) MS 001810.241. Some aspects of railway engineering in early Victoria. ‘Early private railways’ extract from VR News July 1951, p5. (Box 305-80) MS 001810.242. Some aspects of railway engineering in early Victoria. 16pp booklet ‘Pocket history of Railways in Victoria 1839-1984’. (Box 305-81) MS 001810.243. Engineering relics – Trash or Treasure. John McCutchan’s talk at Graduate Union, 21/9/89. (Box 305-82) MS 001810.244. Engineering relics – Trash or Treasure. 2pp, note to George from ? (Box 306-01) MS 001810.245. Some early engineering firms of Victoria. 14pp typed biography. (Box 306-02) MS 001810.246. Some Pioneer Engineering Firms of Victoria. Talk given to RHSV 1996. (Box 306-03) MS 001810.247. Some Pioneer Engineering Firms of Victoria. 3pp typed, letter from RHSV to CGW. (Box 306-04) MS 001810.248. The influence of engineering on nineteenth century Victoria. ‘Engineering Heritage’ Jan 1981 7pp typed, double sided. (Box 306-05) MS 001810.249. The influence of engineering on nineteenth century Victoria. 18pp typed draft. (Box 306-06) MS 001810.250. Some recollections of early years. 37pp handwritten autobiography (pages 35 and 36 missing), + 26pp copy. (Box 306-07) MS 001810.251. Some Ballarat engineers. 5pp handwritten draft and 2 handwritten notes (Box 306-08) MS 001810.252. Some Ballarat engineers. 2pp typed ‘Union Foundry’. (Box 306-09) MS 001810.253. Some Ballarat engineers. 1pp ‘ Munro & HV McKay’. (Box 306-10) MS 001810.254. Some Ballarat engineers. ‘John Valves Celebrating 100 years’ ‘The Courier’ 25/10/1995. (Box 306-11) MS 001810.255. The Bendigo Engineers. 3pp typed biography + copy. (Box 306-12) MS 001810.256. The Bendigo Engineers. 1pp handwritten. (Box 306-13) MS 001810.257. The Bendigo Engineers. 2 letters from RHSV Bendigo to CGW 13/2/1970, 3/1/1972. (Box 306-14) MS 001810.258. The Bendigo Engineers. ‘Bendigo and Vicinity’ biographies of Joel Horwood & A Harkness. (Box 306-15) MS 001810.259. George White and Co. Pty. Ltd. 7pp typed ‘The history of George White & Co. Pty. Ltd’. (Box 306-16) MS 001810.260. Wright and Edwards Ltd. 4pp typed+ 2 copies. (Box 306-17) MS 001810.261. Wright and Edwards Ltd. 9 handwritten note extracts. (Box 306-18) MS 001810.262. Miscellaneous research notes on engineering. Two handwritten letters (11/12/84 and 4/2/85) from Lewis Jones. (Box 306-19) MS 001810.263. Miscellaneous research notes on engineering. 2pp handwritten timeline of research materials(?). (Box 306-20) MS 001810.264. Miscellaneous research notes on engineering. Various handwritten research extracts (about 45). (Box 306-21) MS 001810.265. Miscellaneous research notes on engineering. Extract from undated, unattributed article ‘Gold established our machinery industry’+ 1 copy. (Box 306-22) MS 001810.266. Miscellaneous research notes on engineering. 2 extracts unaatributed, undated, highlighting ‘John Danks and Son Propy. Ltd’ and ‘J and R McMath’. (Box 306-23) MS 001810.267. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. 17pp typed document ‘Recollections of a lifetime at St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield.’ 1995 (Box 306-24) MS 001810.268. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. 4pp typed copy of ‘Humour in the choir stalls’. (Box 306-25) MS 001810.269. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. 1 copy of ‘Recollections of a lifetime at St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield’+draft copy. (Box 306-26) MS 001810.270. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. 19pp handwritten draft and photocopy. (Box 306-27) MS 001810.271. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. Brochure of St Mary’s 100th anniversary 1971. (Box 306-28) MS 001810.272. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. 10pp typed ‘A history of the music’. (Box 306-29) MS 001810.273. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. 4pp typed ‘Seventy years of history 1915-1985’. (Box 306-30) MS 001810.274. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. Supplement to Church Chronicle ‘The first one hundred years 1863-1963’. (Box 306-31) MS 001810.275. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. 3 photos of church. (Box 306-32) MS 001810.276. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. 3 handwritten notes. (Box 306-33) MS 001810.277. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. Letter from Royal Historical Society of Victoria (3/9/1997). (Box 306-34) MS 001810.278. St.Mary’s Anglican Church Caulfield. Envelope from National Trust with copies of ‘A history of the music’ and ‘seventy years of history’. (Box 306-35) MS 001810.279. Queensland Railways. Vol 2, No.3 of Queensland Railways Digest, July 1984. (Box 306-36) MS 001810.280. The Australian Bicentennial Authority. 3 letters from The Australian Bicentennial Authority. (Box 306-37) MS 001810.281. The Australian Bicentennial Authority. Handwritten letter to the Australian Bicentennial Authority. (Box 306-38) MS 001810.282. The Australian Bicentennial Authority. Certificate of Participation from Australian Bicentennial Authority. (Box 306-39) MS 001810.283. The Australian Bicentennial Authority. Contributor entry 1 copy and 1 note from National Library of Victoria. (Box 306-40) MS 001810.284. Shrine of Rememberance. Letter from Shrine of Rememberance Trustees and 2 photos of shrine. (Box 306-41) MS 001810.285. This is the record of Jean. 2pp typed of ‘This is the record of jean’ by Orlando Wykeharte and 2 copies. (Box 306-42) MS 001810.286. James Dow. 1 handwritten note. (Box 306-43) MS 001810.287. Notes. 3pp handwritten notes. (Box 306-44) MS 001810.288. John Danks. 2 handwritten extracts. (Box 306-45) MS 001810.289. Dunn and Redpath. Handwritten extract. (Box 306-46) MS 001810.290. Gas works. 2 handwritten notes titled ‘Gasworks’. (Box 306-47) MS 001810.291. The gas industry in the city of Bendigo. 3pp typed biography. (Box 306-48) MS 001810.292. The gascor news. 6pp typed, May-June issue, 1964. (Box 306-49) MS 001810.293. Galliers and Klaerr. 2 handwritten notes. (Box 306-50) MS 001810.294. William Glora and Co. 1 handwritten note. (Box 306-51) MS 001810.295. Hydraulic Lifts. 1 handwritten note. (Box 306-52) MS 001810.296. George Scott and Son. 6 handwritten notes. (Box 306-53) MS 001810.297. Forests Commission Victoria. 3pp typed ‘Lal Lal Blast Furnace’. (Box 306-54) MS 001810.298. Marweight Equipment Pty.Ltd. 8pp typed booklet ‘Buy experience- it pays!’ (Box 306-55) MS 001810.299. Miscellaneous notes. 5 handwritten notes, 1pp typed note ‘Notes from “table talk” in the 1890’s’. (Box 306-56) MS 001810.300. List of Victorian engineering firms. 2 handwritten notes listing firms, 3pp handwritten list of engineering firms+1copy. (Box 306-57) MS 001810.301. Beam Pump. 1 undated and unattributed document “Beam Pump”. (Box 306-58) MS 001810.302. G Scott and Son. 1 handwritten note. (Box 306-59) MS 001810.303. Small and Shatell. 1 handwritten note. (Box 306-60) MS 001810.304. Smith(?). Questionnaire. ; Various; Manuscripts CollectionVictorian Historical Journal : 276 Volume 82 (2), 2011; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Lemon, Andrew : ‘A Royal Birthday Message’ (re centenary of Journal) / p. 147-149 Clark, Marie : Introduction, vol. 82, part 2 / p. 150-154 Lack, John : ‘Victorian Historical Journal 1987-1989: ‘authoritative but not academic’’(article) / p. 155-157 Woods, Carole : ‘My Native Place’ : Alfred Deakin in Fitzroy (article) / p. 158-174 La Nauze, Robert : ‘Who Designed Melbourne’s Sewerage System?’ (article) / p. 175-193 Clark, Ian : ‘Isabella Lucy Bird’s Visit to Victoria in 1872 : The Forgotten Tourist’ (article) / p. 194-211 Hogan, Peter : ‘The Trail to Wonnangatta, Easter 1936 : Introduction’ (historical note) / p. 212-216 Davey, Trevor W. : ‘The Trail to Wonnangatta’ (historical note) / p. 217-235 Bowman, Margaret : ‘From Abbey to Athenaeum : John Henry Benedict Curtis, 1829-1909’ (historical note) / p. 236-245 Lack, John : ‘From Foot-is-cry to Firenze : Remembering Bill Kent, 1942-2010’ (historical note) / p. 246-253 Lemon, Andrew : review of ‘‘A whole new world’: 100 Years of Education at University High School’’ (Carolyn Rasmussen, 2010) / p. 254-257 Tibbits, Di : review of ‘Double Helix, Double Joy : David Danks, the Father of Clinical Genetics in Australia’ (Carolyn Rasmussen with Alister Danks, 2010) / p. 258-260 Aborigines : Lucy Isabella Bird visit to, Mortlake, 1872 / p. 202-3 Adams, John David : indexing of ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 149 Adamson. Laurence Arthur, headmaster, Wesley College : as co-principal at University High School / p. 256 Adamson. Laurence Arthur, headmaster, Wesley College : on University High School Advisory Board / p. 256 Amery, Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett, British politician : on Alfred Deakin / p. 162 Andel, Lucille, R.H.S.V : as Journal production editor, / p. 156 Anderson, Monica : ‘Australia Imagined’, by, cited / p. 195 ‘Argus’, Melbourne : call for overseas expert to prepare sewerage and drainage plan for Melbourne / p. 178 Athenaeum Library, Melbourne : John H.B. Curtis and / p. 152 Austral Light, Catholic monthly magazine : articles by John H.B. Curtis / p. 243-4 Avotins, Yannis : / p. 250 Bacash, Les : as publican, Footscray / p. 250 Balfour, Fanny, wife of James Balfour, MLC : / p. 205 Barclay, James : as manager of ‘Wonnangatta’ (station) / p. 214 Barnden, Richard, RHSV : images for ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 150, 154 Barr, Pat : biography of Isabella Lucy Bird / p. 153, 197-8, 207 Barry Mountains, Gippsland : / p. 226, 233 Bayswater Church of Christ : in coaching business / p. 164, 166 Behrendt, Peter : advocated Liernur hydro-pneumatic system for Melbourne water closets / p. 178 ‘Bell’s Life in Sydney’ : and affair of Anselm Curtis, 1864 / p. 240 Bell, Walter : evidence to Royal Commission on Sanitation, Melbourne / p. 178 Best, (Sir) Robert Wallace, Mayor of Fitzroy : honoured Alfred Deakin, 1888 / p. 168-9 Bevan, James, Fitzroy : / p. 163-4 Bill, Richard, brother-in-law of William Deakin : partnered William Deakin in coaching business / p. 164 Bilszta, George : / p. 250 Bird, Henrietta (Hennie), sister of Isabella Bird : / p. 195, 196, 197, 204, 207 Bird, Isabella Lucy, British travel writer : articles on Australia Felix / p. 195, 196-7, 207 Bird, Isabella Lucy, British travel writer : background, and publications / p. 195-6 Bird, Isabella Lucy, British travel writer : described Melbourne in 1872 / p. 198-200, 205-7 Bird, Isabella Lucy, British travel writer : described visit to Mortlake / p. 200-3 Bird, Isabella Lucy, British travel writer : on Aboriginal placenames / p. 203 Bird, Isabella Lucy, British travel writer : on Victorian country society / p. 204, 206-7 Bird, Isabella Lucy, British travel writer : travels of / p. 194-5, 200, 208 Bird, Isabella Lucy, British travel writer : visit to Victoria, 1872, in paper by Ian Clark / p. 152-3, 194-211 Bishop, John, physician : married Isabella Bird / p. 196 Black, Alexander, Surveyor-General, Victoria : / p. 179 Black Rock : Lucy Isabella Bird at picnic / p. 205 Blainey, Geoffrey Norman : ‘Odd Oddfellows’, by, cited / p. 242 Bowman, Margaret : paper on John H.B. Curtis / p. 152 Brennan, Niall : manuscript on Wonnangatta Valley / p. 154 Briagolong : / p. 218 Brighton : described by Isabella Bird, 1872 / p. 198 Broad, Andy, ski maker : on Wonnangatta excursion, Easter 1936 / p. 218, 228, 232 Broadbent, George Robert : and maps of Wonnangatta region / p. 217 Brookes, Ivy, Mrs Herbert, née Deakin : founded Brown Society / p. 158 Brown Society : Alfred Deakin’s address to / p. 158 Bryce, Annie, wife of John Bryce : / p. 214 Bryce, John William Pender : as settler in Wonnangatta Valley / p. 213-14, 224-5 Bryce, John William Pender : carrier to Dargo goldfields / p. 213-14 Bryce’s Plains, Gippsland : / p. 227, 229-31 Budd, Richard Hale, Inspector General of Schools : home ‘Rooding’ described by Bird / p. 198 Budd, Richard Hale, Inspector General of Schools : Isabella Bird stayed with, at Brighton home of / p. 198-9, 206 Burke, Robert, Mount Shadwell : / p. 201 Burke, Robert, Mount Shadwell : correspondent to Board of Aborigines / p. 203 Butler, Dale, fiancée of Bill Kent : / p. 250 Cairns, Jessie, wife of Revd Dr Adam Cairns : / p. 205 Cairns, Revd Dr Adam : as minister, of Chalmers Church, Melbourne / p. 210 Calderón de la Barca, Pedro, Spanish playwright : play of, performed by young Alfred Deakin / p. 166 Cameron, Revd Dr Andrew, Presbyterian minister, Chalmers Church : / p. 210 Cameron, Revd Dr Andrew, Presbyterian minister, Chalmers Church : Isabella Bird stayed with family of / p. 198, 200 Campbell, James Callender Edwin, President, RHSV : / p. 155 Camperdown : Lucy Isabella Bird describes visit to, 1872 / p. 205 Chalmers Church, East Melbourne : / p. 210 Chinese, in Melbourne : described by Isabella Bird, in visit, 1872 / p. 198-9 Chong, Rose, costume shop, Fitzroy : / p. 164 Chubbock, Kay : edited letters of Isabella Lucy Bird / p. 195, 196, 199 Clark, Ian D. : on visit of Isabelle Lucy Bird to Victoria, 1872 / p. 152-3 Clark, Marie, editor, Victorian Historical Journal [VHJ] : / p. 149 Clark, Marie, editor, Victorian Historical Journal [VHJ] : cataloguing of RHSV manuscript collection / p. 154 Clark, Marie, editor, Victorian Historical Journal [VHJ] : taught by Bill Kent at Monash University / p. 153-4 Clarke, Marcus : / p. 237 Conglomerate Creek : / p. 213, 230-1 Constable, Revd Eric : took religious instruction at Footscray High School / p. 250 Cook, James Newton Haxton Hume, MHR : at unveiling of plaque on birthplace of Alfred Deakin at Fitzroy, 1926 / p. 170 Corish, Revd Fr Mellitus : as priest in Benedictine Order in Sydney / p. 239 Cotton, Richard, Royal Children’s Hospital : work with David Danks / p. 259 Cremorne Gardens, Richmond : visited by Alfred Deakin aged 5 / p. 165 Crooked River : / p. 214, 219 Crooked River : post office, home of Alex Guy / p. 220, 221, 234 Crosscut Saw Ridge, Gippsland : / p. 233 Crouch, Richard Armstrong, MHR : arranged for plaque on Fitzroy birthplace of Alfred Deakin / p. 169-70 Culhane, Patrick (Paddy), Crooked River : / p. 222, 234 Curtis, Harold Henry, son of John H.B. Curtis : / p. 241 Curtis, John Henry Benedict, Melbourne Athenaeum : as Fr Anselm, priest in Benedictine Order in Sydney / p. 239-40 Curtis, John Henry Benedict, Melbourne Athenaeum : as secretary of Melbourne Athenaeum / p. 236-8, 241, 243 Curtis, John Henry Benedict, Melbourne Athenaeum : Director and Grand Master, Druids Friendly Society / p. 242 Curtis, John Henry Benedict, Melbourne Athenaeum : fled with housekeeper to Melbourne / p. 240-1 Curtis, John Henry Benedict, Melbourne Athenaeum : grave plaque, Boroondara Cemetery (illustration) / p. 244 Curtis, John Henry Benedict, Melbourne Athenaeum : life story of, by Margaret Bowman / p. 152, 236-45 Curtis, John Henry Benedict, Melbourne Athenaeum : portrait (illustration) / p. 237 Curtis, John Henry Benedict, Melbourne Athenaeum : Secretary, Early Closing Association / p. 242-3 Curtis, John Henry Benedict, Melbourne Athenaeum : teacher in Melbourne / p. 240-1 Curtis, John Henry Benedict, Melbourne Athenaeum : wrote articles in ‘Austral Light’ / p. 243-4 Curtis, Lilian Talbot Ursula, daughter of John H.B. Curtis : / p. 241 Danks, Alister : ‘Double Helix, Double Joy; David Danks, the Father of Critical Genetics’, by, with Carolyn Rasmussen, reviewed / p. 258-60 Danks, David : biography of, by Carol Rasmussen and Alister Danks, reviewed / p. 278-60 Danks, Jenny : / p. 278 Danks, June, Mrs David : / p. 258 Davey, Cyril : on Wonnangatta excursion, Easter 1936 / p. 218 Davey, Trevor, Melbourne Walking Club : / p. 212 Davey, Trevor, Melbourne Walking Club : account of excursion to Wonnangatta / p. 154, 217-35 Davey, Trevor, Melbourne Walking Club : on manuscript of account of excursion / p. 215 Davey, Trevor, Melbourne Walking Club : on Mount William, portrait (illustration), / p. 218 Davidson, William, Inspector-General, Public Works, Victoria : / p. 179 Davison, Graeme John : on the early ‘Victorian Historical Magazine’ [VHJ] / p. 151 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : 150th anniversary of birth / p. 171 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : as vice-president, Historical Society of Victoria, paper on birthplace in Fitzroy / p. 151 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : attended boarding school in Kyneton / p. 165-6 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : biographical works on, and commemorations of / p. 169 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : birth and childhood of / p. 160-5 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : birthplace cottage pulled down and replaced / p. 171 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : birthplace in Fitzroy marked by Historical Society / p. 169-71 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : ‘Books and a Boy’, paper by / p. 158, 160, 172 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : books he read as a child / p. 161-2, 167-8, 172 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : centenary of birth commemorated / p. 170-1 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : compassion for animals / p. 166 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : family moved to South Yarra / p. 167-9 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : government of, in 1910 / p. 159 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : laid foundation stone of Fitzroy Courthouse / p. 168-9, 171-2 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : last years / p. 169 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : love of theatre / p. 166-7 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : ‘Notes’ by / p. 160, 163, 164-6 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : paper by Carole Woods on early life of / p. 151, 152, 158-74 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : plaque unveiled on birthplace, Fitzroy, 1926, by Historical Society of Victoria [VHJ / RHSV] (illustration) / p. 170 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : provided reference for William Thwaites / p. 191 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : school years / p. 167 Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia : with Vera on beach at Point Lonsdale, 1907 (illustration) / p. 172 Deakin, Catherine (Kate), sister of Alfred Deakin : / p. 160, 163, 164-5 Deakin, Catherine (Kate), sister of Alfred Deakin : at unveiling of plaque on birthplace, Fitzroy / p. 170 Deakin, Catherine (Kate), sister of Alfred Deakin : pianist and music teacher / p. 165 Deakin, Elizabeth Martha Anne (Pattie), wife of Alfred Deakin : at unveiling of plaque on Alfred Deakin’s birthplace, Fitzroy, 1926 / p. 170 Deakin, Ivy, Mrs Herbert Brookes : / p. 170 Deakin, Sarah, née Bill, mother of Alfred Deakin : / p. 160, 162, 164-5 Deakin, Sarah, née Bill, mother of Alfred Deakin : marriage / p. 163 Deakin, Stella, daughter of Alfred Deakin : / p. 165 Deakin, Vera, Lady White, daughter of Alfred Deakin : / p. 170 Deakin, Vera, Lady White, daughter of Alfred Deakin : taught cello by Louis Hattenbach / p. 158 Deakin, Vera, Lady White, daughter of Alfred Deakin : taught piano by her aunt, Catherine / p. 165 Deakin, Vera, Lady White, daughter of Alfred Deakin : with her father on beach at Point Lonsdale, 1907 (illustration) / p. 172 Deakin, William, storekeeper, father of Alfred Deakin : / p. 160, 161, 162-5 Deakin, William, storekeeper, father of Alfred Deakin : early life and marriage / p. 163 Deakin, William, storekeeper, father of Alfred Deakin : gold miner / p. 163 Deakin, William, storekeeper, father of Alfred Deakin : partner in coaching business / p. 164 Deakin, William, storekeeper, father of Alfred Deakin : read to his children / p. 162-3, 168 Dening, Gregory Moore (Greg) : and ‘Historical Studies’ / p. 155 Denzin, Norman : ‘Interpretative Biography’, by cited / p. 197 Denzin, Norman : techniques in biographical studies used in study of Isabella Bird’s visit to Victoria / p. 197 Dingle, Anthony Frederick (Tony) : ‘Vital Connections’, by, cited / p. 176, 188, 190 Don, Sir William, British actor : in pantomime / p. 166 Druids’ Friendly Society : John H.B. Curtis a director and grand master / p. 242 Dry Creek, Gippsland : / p. 227, 229-30, 232 Dry Creek, Gippsland : excursionists crossing creek, Easter 1936 (illustration) / p. 230 Dunstan, David, R.H.S.V. : review editor of ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 156 Early Closing Association : / p. 242-3 Early Closing Association : established rowing club / p. 243 Early Closing Association : John H.B. Curtis, secretary / p. 243 Ellery, Robert L.J., Victorian Government Astronomer : assistance to James Mansergh / p. 179, 180 Elwood Swamp Reclamation Scheme : / p. 183 Falla, ‘Snowy’, Footscray : / p. 250 Fences : described near Mortlake by Lucy Bird, 1872 / p. 201 FitzGibbon, Edward Gerald : against Thwaites as engineer-in-chief / p. 183 FitzGibbon, Edward Gerald : first chairman, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works / p. 182, 183, 187 FitzGibbon, Edward Gerald : visiting Spottiswoode pumping station, 1895 (illustration) / p. 186 Fitzroy : historic walks in / p. 171 Fitzroy Borough : formation of, and first meeting / p. 164 Fitzroy City : Mayor of, at unveiling of plaque on birthplace of Alfred Deakin, 1926 / p. 170 Fitzroy, Courthouse : 120th anniversary of foundation stone commemorated / p. 171-2 Fitzroy, Courthouse : foundation stone laid by Deakin / p. 168-9 Fitzroy, Courthouse : group at 150th anniversary of foundation stone (illustration) / p. 171 Fitzroy History Society : celebrated 150th anniversary of Deakin’s birth / p. 171 Footscray : Frank Kent and son, Frank, in front of their wine shop, 1929 (illustration) / p. 247 Footscray : John Lack and Bill Kent, childhood memories of / p. 246-7 Footscray High School, Spotswood : / p. 249 Footscray High School, Spotswood : migrant students at / p. 250 Framlingham : Aboriginal station / p. 203 Fullerton, Susannah : ‘Brief Encounters: Literary Travellers in Australia 1836-1939’, by, cited / p. 195 Genetics : David Danks and clinical genetics / p. 278-60 Genetics : research into birth defects / p. 259-60 Glenormiston, station : visited by Lucy Isabella Bird in 1872 / p. 204 Gordon, Adam Lindsay : / p. 237 Gordon, George : design for sewerage of Melbourne / p. 176-7, 178-9 Grampians : described by Lucy Isabella Bird in ‘Leisure Hour’ / p. 202 Green, Louis, Monash University : / p. 252 Gregory, Henry Gregory, Benedictine Abbot : / p. 240 Greig, Alfred Woolley, Historical Society of Victoria [VHJ / RHSV] : spoke at unveiling of plaque on birthplace of Alfred Deakin, Fitzroy, 1926 / p. 170 Guy, Alex : as owner ‘Wonnangatta’ station / p. 214-16, 225 Guy, Alex : bred cattle at Crooked River / p. 214, 221 Guy, Alex : led Melbourne Walking Club excursion to ‘Wonnangatta’ Station, 1936 / p. 212, 215, 219-32 Guy, Arthur, son of Alex Guy : / p. 220 Guy, Catherine, wife of Alex Guy : / p. 214, 221 Guy, Jack, son of Alex Guy : / p. 220 Haddon, Frederick William : as editor of the ‘Argus’ / p. 237 Hangay, Laurence (Laurie) : / p. 250-1 Hangay, Laurence (Laurie) : in school group (illustration) / p. 249 Harley, Judith, granddaughter of Alfred Deakin : at 120th anniversary of laying of Fitzroy Courthouse Foundation Stone / p. 172 Harley, Judith, granddaughter of Alfred Deakin : on Deakin’s compassion for animals / p. 166 Harper, Lila : ‘Solitary Travellers’, cited, on Isabella Bird / p. 196 Hartnett, Sonya : influence of childhood reading / p. 161 Hattenbach, Eileen, Mrs Louis, née Heffernan : / p. 159 Hattenbach, Louis, cellist : as teacher of Vera Deakin / p. 158 Hattenbach, Louis, cellist : in Marshall-Hall orchestra / p. 158-9 Hayter, Henry Heylyn, Victorian Government statist : / p. 179 Hazlehurst, Cameron : / p. 249-50, 252 Hazlehurst, Cameron : in school group (illustration) / p. 249 Hazlehurst, Noni : / p. 249 Heffernan, Edward : portrait of Louis Hattenbach at Conservatorium / p. 159 ‘Historical Studies: Australia and New Zealand’ : financial problems of , in 1980s / p. 155 Hodgkinson, Clement, engineer and surveyor : member of Sanitary Commission / p. 182 Hogan, Peter, Melbourne Walking Club : curated ‘Pioneers of Bushwalking’ exhibition / p. 154 Hopetoun, John Adrian Louis Hope, 7th Earl, Governor of Victoria : visiting Spottiswoode pumping station, 1895 (illustration) / p. 186 Howitt, Alfred William, Secretary, Mines Dept : / p. 179 Howitt Plains, Gippsland : / p. 228-9 Howitt Plains, Gippsland : excursion to, Easter 1936 / p. 228-9 Howitt Plains, Gippsland : view, Easter 1936 (illustration) / p. 228 Howitt Plains Hut : / p. 229 Hoy, Alice : wrote history of University High School / p. 255 Humphrey River, Gippsland : / p. 223, 232 Johnston, Judith A. : ‘Australia Imagined’, by, cited / p. 195 Jones, Kate, RHSV : desktop publishing for ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 149, 150 Kaye, Evelyn : ‘Amazing Traveller’, biography of Lucy Isabella Bird, cited / p. 206-7 Kent, Antonia, daughter of Bill Kent : / p. 253 Kent, Carolyn, née James, Mrs Bill : / p. 253 Kent, Dale, Mrs Bill : / p. 252-3 Kent, Doris, Mrs Francis (jr), mother of Bill Kent : / p. 249-51, 253 Kent, Francis (Frank), jr, son of Frank Kent : / p. 248, 250 Kent, Francis (Frank), jr, son of Frank Kent : death of / p. 247-8 Kent, Francis (Frank), jr, son of Frank Kent : with father, in front of wine shop, 1929 (illustration) / p. 247 Kent, Francis (Frank),wine shop, Footscray : / p. 247, 248 Kent, Francis (Frank),wine shop, Footscray : with son, Frank, in front of shop, 1929 (illustration) / p. 247 Kent, Francis William (Bill), Professor of History, Monash University : as tutor and lecturer, Monash University / p. 252 Kent, Francis William (Bill), Professor of History, Monash University : at school in Footscray / p. 246-51 Kent, Francis William (Bill), Professor of History, Monash University : at University High School and Melbourne University / p. 251-2 Kent, Francis William (Bill), Professor of History, Monash University : books by / p. 252 Kent, Francis William (Bill), Professor of History, Monash University : in school group (illustration) / p. 249 Kent, Francis William (Bill), Professor of History, Monash University : set up Monash University Centre, Prato, Italy / p. 252 Kent, Francis William (Bill), Professor of History, Monash University : tribute to, by John Lack / p. 246-53 Kent, James, son of Bill Kent : / p. 253 Kent, Judith, sister of Bill Kent : / p. 248-9 Kent, Margaret, daughter of Bill Kent : / p. 253 Kernot, William, engineer : / p. 191 Kingswell’s Crossing : location on way to ‘Wonnangatta’ / p. 220-1, 234 Kingswell’s Crossing, on way to ‘Wonnangatta’ : end of road at, and excursionists, 1936 (illustration) / p. 220 Kirchner, John : / p. 250 Krome, Otto, co-principal, University High School : / p. 256 Kuzmycz, George : / p. 250-1 Kuzmycz, George : in school group (illustration) / p. 249 La Nauze, John Andrew : on Deakin in 1910 / p. 159, 169-70 La Nauze, John Andrew : on William and Sarah Deakin / p. 163 La Nauze, Robert : paper on William Thwaites / p. 152 Lack, Dr John : as editor ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 148, 153, 155-7 Lack, Dr John : in school group (illustration) / p. 249 Lack, Dr John : tribute to Bill Kent / p. 153 ‘Leisure Hour’, religious weekly : Lucy Bird’s travel letters published / p. 194, 195 Lemon, Andrew, President, RHSV : as editor ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 157 Lemon, Andrew, President, RHSV : on paper ‘Messages cast abroad’, 2009 / p. 147-8, 155-6 Livingstone, Kevin : biographical sketch on Fr Anselm Curtis / p. 239, 244 MacRobertson Girls High School : / p. 255 Majevski, Eddie : / p. 250 Mansergh, Ernest, son of James Mansergh : / p. 175, 181 Mansergh, James, British engineer : acknowledged help of William Thwaites / p. 179-80,181-2 Mansergh, James, British engineer : and plans for Melbourne’s sewerage / p. 152, 175-6, 187 Mansergh, James, British engineer : Scheme `C’ for Melbourne sewerage / p. 184, 185 Mansergh, James, British engineer : Scheme `M’ for Melbourne sewerage, 1890 / p. 181-2 Mansergh, James, British engineer : visit to Melbourne / p. 179-81 Martin, Arthur Padgett : applied for position of Secretary at Melbourne Athenaeum / p. 238 McBain, Bruce : in school group (illustration) / p. 249 McBain, Sir James, MLA, Toorak : Lucy Isabella Bird as guest of, 1872 / p. 205 Meares, George, Mayor of Melbourne : essay competition for sewerage and drainage of Melbourne / p. 176 Melbourne : dust storm described, 1872 / p. 200 Melbourne : James Mansergh and sewerage designs / p. 175-6, 181-2 Melbourne : Mayor George Meares held essay for design of sewerage of / p. 176 Melbourne : Melbourne sewerage scheme, map / p. 177 Melbourne : plans for the sewerage and drainage of, designed by William Thwaites / p. 175-6, 183-4 Melbourne : treatment of sewage in 1880s / p. 176-7 Melbourne : visit of Isabella Bird, 1872 / p. 198-200 Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : and Thwaites’s plans / p. 183-7 Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : formation of / p. 182 Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : William Thwaites, first engineer-in-chief / p. 175, 176, 183 Melbourne Athenaeum : change of name from Mechanics Institution / p. 238 Melbourne Athenaeum : J.H.B. Curtis as Secretary / p. 236-7 Melbourne Athenaeum : portrait of Curtis at / p. 236-7 Melbourne University, Conservatorium : portrait of cellist, Louis Hattenbach / p. 159 Melbourne Walking Club : books on, listed / p. 215 Melbourne Walking Club : excursion to Wonnangatta, 1936 / p. 154, 212-35 Melbourne Walking Club : manuscript and archival material donated to RHSV / p. 212 Metzels, Baiba : / p. 250 Meyer, Ray, Maffra : on Wonnangatta excursion, Easter 1936 / p. 218, 220 Mills, Sara : ‘Discourses of Differences’, by, cited / p. 199, 208 Monaghan, Maria, Elizabeth, wife of John H.B. Curtis : / p. 244-5 Monaghan, Maria, Elizabeth, wife of John H.B. Curtis : fled with Curtis to Melbourne and had child / p. 240 Monaghan, Patrick, publican, father of Maria Monaghan : / p. 240 Monash University : centre established in Prato in Italy / p. 252 Moore, Mike, Fitzroy History Society : and 150th anniversary of Deakin’s birth / p. 171 Moran, Cardinal Patrick Francis, Archbishop of Sydney : John H.B. Curtis appealed to / p. 244 Mordialloc : sewage farm planned / p. 184, 186 Morrow, James : journal article on / p. 157 Mortlake : Isabella Bird visited, 1872 / p. 200-3 Mount Buffalo : / p. 228, 231-2, 233 Mount Howitt : / p. 228, 233 Mount Howitt : excursion to, Easter 1936 / p. 226-8 Mount Howitt : trail-riders in snow at, Easter 1936 (illustration) / p. 227 Mount Kent, near Crooked River : / p. 221 Mount Magdala : / p. 233 Mount Selwyn, Gippsland : / p. 233 Mount Shadwell, Mortlake : / p. 201, 203 Mount Speculation, Gippsland : / p. 233 Murdoch Institute, Melbourne : / p. 258-60 Murdoch Institute, Melbourne : David Danks as founder / p. 259-60 Murray, Reginald, geologist : / p. 179 Nelson, Robert, teacher, University High School : taught Renaissance history / p. 251 Newport : pumping station for Melbourne sewerage at / p. 184 Niall, Brenda Mary : on Boyd family / p. 169 O’Callaghan, Thomas T., President, Historical Society of Victoria [HSV / RHSV] : unveiled plaque on birthplace of Alfred Deakin in Fitzroy, 1926 / p. 170 Palmer, Thomas, teacher : at Wesley College / p. 256 Palmer, Thomas, teacher : set up University High School in 1894 / p. 256 Paoli, Renato, 250-1 : in school group (illustration) / p. 249 Perry, Edward Warren O., RHSV : as editor ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 149 Petherick, Edward Augustus : paper on early Collingwood / p. 150-1 Place names : Lucy Isabella Bird on, 1872 / p. 203 Polding, Most Revd John Bede, Catholic Archbishop of Sydney : and Fr Anselm (John H.B.) Curtis / p. 239-41 Polding, Most Revd John Bede, Catholic Archbishop of Sydney : established Benedictine Order in Sydney / p. 239-40 Prime Ministers, of Australia : houses of, preserved / p. 169 Princes Hill Central School : / p. 256 Puckle, Fanny, wife of Frederick Puckle : / p. 201 Puckle, Frederick, police magistrate, Mortlake : host to Isabella Bird, 1872 / p. 200-1, 206 Rasmussen, Carolyn : ‘A Great Australian School: Wesley College Examined’, by / p. 256 Rasmussen, Carolyn : ‘A Whole New World: 100 Years of Education at University High School, by, reviewed / p. 254-7 Rasmussen, Carolyn : Double Helix, Double Joy; David Danks, the Father of Critical Genetics, by, with Alister Danks, reviewed / p. 238-40 Rasmussen, Carolyn : Vital Connections, by, cited / p. 176, 188 Reed, Phil : on Wonnangatta excursion, Easter 1936 / p. 218, 223 Religious Tract Society : published weekly ‘Leisure Hour’ / p. 195 ‘RHSV Journal’ : / p. 155 Riddell, Walter John Carre, chairman, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : on appointment of William Thwaites as engineer-in-chief / p. 183 Rintel, Moses, teacher, Melbourne : ran Commercial Grammar School with John Curtis / p. 241 Robertson, Harold : on Wonnangatta excursion, Easter 1936 / p. 218 Robertson, Ian, Melbourne University : taught Renaissance history / p. 251 Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne : work of David Danks at, reviewed / p. 259 Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne, Genetic Research Unit : / p. 259 Royal Exchange Hotel, Fitzroy : / p. 164 Royal Historical Society of Victoria [RHSV] : celebrated centenary of Deakin’s birth / p. 171 Royal Historical Society of Victoria [RHSV] : centenary of ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 147-9 Royal Historical Society of Victoria [RHSV] : Journal editors / p. 149 Royal Historical Society of Victoria [RHSV] : placed plaque on birthplace of Alfred Deakin, Fitzroy / p. 169-71 Royal Historical Society of Victoria [RHSV] : Publications Committee / p. 149 Royal Historical Society of Victoria [RHSV] : unveiling of plaque on Deakin’s birthplace, 1926 (illustration) / p. 170 Rubinstein, Nicolai, Florentine scholar : / p. 252 Schwartzkopf, Barbara : / p. 250 Semmens, Perc., Maffra : on Wonnangatta excursion, Easter 1936 / p. 218, 220, 222, 226, 232, 234 Sewerage system, Melbourne : changes made to Mansergh scheme / p. 185-8 Sewerage system, Melbourne : designs for by James Mansergh / p. 181-2, 184-6, 187 Sewerage system, Melbourne : designs for, by William Thwaites / p. 175-6, 183-8 Sewerage system, Melbourne : map showing main sewers and pumping stations (illustration) / p. 177 Sewerage system, Melbourne : men at work on no. 6 section, North Yarra Main, 1905 (illustration) / p. 188 Sewerage system, Melbourne : pumping station, Spottiswoode, visited by Governor, Lord Hopetoun, 1895 (illustration) / p. 186 Sewerage system, Melbourne : reticulation system by 1907 / p. 188-9 Sewerage system, Melbourne : Spottiswoode pumping station under construction (illustration) / p. 189 Sharman, Matthew, principal, University High School : / p. 256 Simonson, Bob : in school group (illustration) / p. 249 Sinclair, Ernest Keith : as editor of ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 148, 155 Smith, Ellen, wife of Oliver Smith : / p. 213 Smith, Oliver, pioneer settler, Wonnangatta Valley : / p. 213-14 Snowy Bluff, Gippsland : / p. 222 South Yarra : pumping station for Melbourne sewerage scheme / p. 184 Spottiswoode : pumping station for sewerage works / p. 187 Spottiswoode : pumping station under construction (illustration) / p. 189 Spottiswoode : sewerage pumping station visited by Governor, Lord Hopetoun, 1895 (illustration) / p. 186 Stony Creek : pumping station for Melbourne sewerage / p. 184 Strachan, George R. : as senior assistant to James Mansergh / p. 181 Strangman, Denis : article on Lamplough in ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] / p. 156-7 Strong, Revd Dr Charles : Alfred Deakin and / p. 162 Sullivan, Barry, British actor : performed in ‘Richard III’ in Melbourne / p. 166 Tate, Frank : / p. 257 Tate, Frank : and L.A. Adamson / p. 256 Terrible Hollow, Gippsland : / p. 233 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : analysis of and changes to Mansergh sewerage schemes / p. 183-7, 190 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : as engineer-in-chief / p. 183-9 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : assistance to Mansergh / p. 179-80 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : birth and early years / p. 190-1 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : designs for the sewerage of Melbourne / p. 175-6, 178-9, 183-90 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : evidence to Sanitary Commission / p. 179, 187 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : illness and death of / p. 189 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : life story of, by Robert La Nauze / p. 152, 175-93 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : papers of, described / p. 192 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : portrait (illustration) / p. 183 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : reference provided by Alfred Deakin / p. 191 Thwaites, William, engineer, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works : visiting Spottiswoode pumping station, 1895 (illustration) / p. 186 Twopeny, Richard E.H. : on Melbourne Athenaeum / p. 237 University High School : history of, by Carolyn Rasmussen, reviewed / p. 254-7 Victoria : unsafe place for women travellers / p. 199-200 Victoria, Royal Commission on Employment in Shops, 1883 : / p. 243 Victoria, Royal Commission on Sanitary Condition of Melbourne and its Suburbs, 1888 : / p. 177-9 Victoria, Royal Commission on Sanitary Condition of Melbourne and its Suburbs, 1888 : appointed James Mansergh as designer / p. 175 Victoria, Royal Commission on Sanitary Condition of Melbourne and its Suburbs, 1888 : evidence taken, and reports of / p. 178-9 ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] : as ‘RHSV Journal’ / p. 155 ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] : centenary issue celebrated / p. 147-9, 150 ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] : digitization of / p. 149 ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] : editors of / p. 149, 155-7 ‘Victorian Historical Journal’ [VHJ] : John Lack recalls time as editor / p. 155-7 Victorian Society for the Protection of Animals : Alfred Deakin as President / p. 166 The Viking, Gippsland : / p. 226, 231-2, 233 Walch, Garnet : as secretary, Melbourne Athenaeum / p. 241 Walch, Garnet, secretary, Melbourne Athenaeum : on Athenaeum / p. 237, 238 Warrnambool : described by Isabella Bird, 1872 / p. 200 Waterford, Vic. : / p. 220, 235 Watson, Robert : photo of school group, Spotswood, by (illustration) / p. 249 Weekly Times, Melbourne : Alfred Deakin and daughter, Vera, on beach at Point Lonsdale, 1907 (illustration) / p. 172 Werribee : as outlet for Melbourne sewerage / p. 184 Wills, George : in school group (illustration) / p. 249 Wombat Ridge, Gippsland : / p. 222-3, 227, 232-4 Wombat Ridge, Gippsland : Wonnangatta clearing seen from (illustration) / p. 233 Wongungarra River : / p. 221-2, 234 ‘Wonnangatta’, homestead : / p. 214-6, 217, 223-4, 228, 232 ‘Wonnangatta’, homestead : clearing seen from Wombat Ridge (illustration) / p. 233 ‘Wonnangatta’, homestead : destroyed by fire, 1957 / p. 215 ‘Wonnangatta’, homestead : included in Alpine National Park / p. 215 ‘Wonnangatta’, homestead : murder at / p. 218, 225 ‘Wonnangatta’, homestead : trail riders at, 1936 (illustration), / p. 226 ‘Wonnangatta’, homestead : trail riders ready to leave for Mount Howitt (illustration) / p. 227 ‘Wonnangatta’, homestead : view of, 1936 (illustration) / p. 224 Wonnangatta River : / p. 213, 220-1, 223, 232-3 Wonnangatta River : valley of, view, 1936 (illustration) / p. 224, 233 Wonnangatta, Vic. : excursion party at Kingswell’s Crossing (illustration) / p. 220 Wonnangatta, Vic. : Niall Brennan on / p. 154 Wonnangatta, Vic. : Trevor Davey on excursion to, 1936 / p. 154, 212-35 Woodroffe, Ian, Director, RHSV : / p. 155 Woods, Carole, RHSV : on Alfred Deakin in Fitzroy / p. 151, 152 Yan Yean Reservoir : Wallaby and Silver Creeks diversion designed by William Thwaites / p. 191 Yarra, City : and Fitzroy Courthouse foundation stone / p. 172 Zacutti, Eloise : presented portrait of her grandfather to Melbourne Athenaeum / p. 236 Zacutti, Sigismondo, artist : John Henry Benedict Curtis, portrait (illustration) / p. 237 Zacutti, Sigismondo, artist : painted portrait of his father-in-law, J.H.B. 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