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NASH, Leo
Subjects WW1 Family name NASH Given names Leo Gender Male East Melbourne addresses Year 1914 72 Gippsland Street , East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Military service WW1 Regimental number 3596 Rank Pte Military units 23rd Battalion, 8th Reinforcement
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NATHAN, Edley William
Edley William Nathan enlisted on 3 February, 1916. He was the younger son of Simeon and Emma (nee Aplin) Nathan, and he one brother, Harold, and three sisters, Eliza, Lilian and Stella. His father appears to be the owner of Paterson's Pty Ltd. Complete Home Furnishers of 152-154...
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Neighbour Character Study
City of Melbourne: Neighbourhood Character Study: East Melbourne and Jolimont. August 1996. City of Melbourne: Neighbourhood Character Study: Overview. 1996.
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Neighbourhoods - East Melboourne
Double page newspaper clipping (The Age, 20-21 November 2015) focusing on East Melbourne as one of the most sought after places to live and listing three properties up for sale: 47 Powlett Street 376 Victoria Parade 105 Wellington Parade Another similar article (The Age, 8-9 Augu...
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Neighbourhoods - East Melbourne
Newspaper clipping describes the neighbourhood of East Melbourne as a place to live. Includes reference and photo of 116 Hotham Street and 50 Hotham Street The Age, 18 Mar 2017, Domain, pp.14-15
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NELSON, Cornelius
True name: James GLENNON
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Nerida Sampson stays put in East Melbourne
Newspaper clipping about suburbs where residents stay longest before selling their houses. Nerida Samson says why she will stay in her East Melbourne home. Nerida Samson was president of the East Melbourne Group and a keen advocate for her suburb.
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Nerida Samson and East Melbourne
A newspaper clipping featuring Nerida Samson who at the time was president of the East Melbourne Group. This group was fighting an application by the Anglican Church to subdivide the land on which Bishopscourt, the home of the archbishop, stands in Clarendon Street, East Melbourn...
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New apartments at 28 Powlett Street
Newspaper clipping describing the new apartments at 28 Powlett Street, East Melbourne. The building was designed by Glenn & Powell for ICON. Matt Stribely, who runs the cafe, Square and Compass, promotes East Melbourne as a good place to live.
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New apartments at 28 Powlett Street
Newspaper clipping describing the new apartments at 30 Powlett Street, East Melbourne. The building was designed by Glenn & Powell. (The address is now 28 Powlett Street.)
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New apartments in Clarendon Street
Newspaper clipping reporting on the completion and successful sale of new apartments next to the Pullman Hotel in Clarendon Street and Wellington Parade, East Melbourne. The development involves three buldings: the conversion of the Victorian mansion, Mosspennoch into six apartme...
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New Boundary Hotel
Advertisement for auction scheduled for 17 August 2006. Photo.
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New Boundary Hotel Newsletter
In 1991 chef Lino d'Angelo leased the dining room of the New Boundary Hotel to run his Restaurant Menage. This newsletter lists the various activities planned at the restaurant including music nights and wine appreciation courses. The newsletter also reproduces an article by Clau...
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New breast cancer treatment
Newspaper clipping about new magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) breast screening available at Peter MacCallum. Also clippings about hospital's proposed move to Parkville. Also clipping about new anti-smoking policy.
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New buildings for heritage listing
A list of buildings proposed by City of Melbourne to be added to its Conservation Inventory. Includes photos of St Martin's, 55 George Street, Liege Apartments, 51-53 Simpson Street and 22 Powlett Street.
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New Clarendon Street apartments
Advertising feature describes new apartments in East Melbourne. The development takes the form of three separate buildings: the redevelopment of the old Mosspennoch mansion into six apartments; the seven storey tower next door and a larger building around the corner in Wellington...
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New elms for Swan Street
Clipping from Melbourne News, a newsletter of the City of Melbourne, about replacement of elm trees in Swan Street due to declining health
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New Kiosk, Fitzroy Gardens, East Melbourne - 1960c.
Scanned postcard of the new kiosk in the Fitzroy Gardens probably taken during the 1960s.
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NEWMAN, John
John Newman was born in Richmond c.1892. He was the son of Augustus Edwin and Alice Newman. Augustus was a photographer who fell on hard times and was declared insolvent in 1886. His life appears to have taken a downward spiral since that time. When John enlisted on 21 June 1915...
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NEWMAN, Joseph Fowler
Subjects WW1 Family name NEWMAN Given names Joseph Fowler Gender Male East Melbourne addresses Year 1914 1203 Hoddle Street , East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Military service WW1 Regimental number 4171 Rank Pte Military units 24th Battalion
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News Archive
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News from Jolimont
Tells of the La Trobe's life in Melbourne through their letters to their daughter, Agnes. There are descriptions of Jolimont and the La Trobes' domestic life. Victorian Historical Journal September 2002 pp143-152.
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Newsletters
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NEWTON, Eileen Catherine Kearney
Eileen Catherine Kearney Newton (1889-1937) Eileen Newton was associated with East Melbourne as a parishioner of St Peter's Church, Eastern Hill on Gisborne St. Born in 1889, she was brought up in Numurkah, before leaving the town and training as a nurse in Melbourne. In 1917, sh...