Apartments
Apartments for sale
Two cards. One advertises the private sale of 1203/166 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne, the other advertises the auction of Kingslea, 9/110 Albert Street, East Melbourne.
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Beck passes on 50 years of wisdom to next generation
Article reporting on the career of Max Beck who with Michael Buxton founded the property development firm of Becton. Becton was the developer behind Wellington Gardens, East Melbourne.
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Brewery redevelopment
Three newspaper clippings about proposed development on site of old Victoria Brewery. Photo of Margaret Wood and Michael Wilson as representatives of East Melbourne Group. March 1998 - January 2002.
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City of Melbourne Conservation Schedule: Omitted Buildings
Correspondence and research notes submitted to City of Melbourne to have included in the updated Conservation Schedule some buildings which had been omitted from the original 1983 schedule. At the same time it had been proposed to remove from the new schedule the buildings which had been given an E grading in 1983.
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Clare Hicks
Two photographs. One shows Clare Hicks with her niece and nephew outside apartment buildings at 25 and 27 Powlett Street. The buildings are a matching pair, two storeys with rounded openings, early 20th century. The second photo shows Clare's sister with her children and eastern side of Powlett Street behind from 22 Powlett Street to corner of Wellington Parade.
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Clarendon Apartments sale
Auction brochure and newspaper clippings about forthcoming auction of 1/58 Clarendon Street scheduled for 11 Sept. 2004. Photos Plan. Owner's comments.
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Cliveden Mansions - Dining Room Bookings 1950s
A hand-written list of names of residents at Cliveden Mansions detailing their dining room bookings. There are columns for Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner, Trays and Syphons. Only surnames are given. The list can be dated to the early 1950s.
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Cliveden Mansions - Dining Room Bookings 1960s
Several copies of a typed list of names of residents at Cliveden Mansions prepared for dining room bookings. There are columns for Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner, Trays, D/Room Extras and Aerated Waters. Only surnames are given. The list can be dated to the 1960s, the final years of Cliveden Mansions before it was demolished to make way for the Hilton Hotel.
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Cliveden Mansions - Ephemera
Two items: a breakfast menu and a card (business size) giving times for meals.
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