Index to Litchfield Collection S-Z Salt Lakes – Northern Territory

LC994.29 JOH chapter 26 – “Out at the Salt Lakes”.

Shipping Industry – Northern Territory

See Civil Drawer No.4 – 150 years 1sr ship etc.

Shoal Bay Refer “Place Names of Litchfield Shire” V.File. Shultz, Charlie 1. Recording Territory Roots, Northern Territory News

6/7/91. Skewes, Helen 1. Death Notices, Northern Territory News 14/6/02. pg

33. 2. Death Notices, Northern Territory News 14/6/02. pg

32. 3. Litchfield farewells matriarch, Helen Skewes,

Northern Territory News 14/6/02. 4. Death Notice – Halkitis Bros, Northern Territory

News 15/6/02 pg 32. 5. An era farewelled along with Helen and husband

Neville, Northern Territory News 16/6/02. 6. Death Notices, Northern Territory News 12/6/02 pg

29 & 30. Skewes, Nellie 1. Photocopy – Land Grant Certificate. Copy of transfer section of transfer to Neville Skewes

then to Nellie, 15/3/77, Lot 4, Section 475 Hundred of Strangeways, Humpty Doo Road, near Darwin Northern Territory Shop Proprietor.

Soil Conservation 1. Soil conservation for rural & urban block holders in the Northern Territory.

Solar Village 1. Life in Top End solar village 2/6/87. 2. 1st Report Environment Council Northern Territory. 3. 2nd and Final Report Environment Council Northern

Territory. Refer to book 621.47 ENVI Solar Village Darwin Region

Proposal 2nd Report. Southport 1. Maps of Township of Southport T/BK/1/14 Lots 280,

285, 286, 297, 299, 307, 328, locality on East Bank, South Arm at Junction of River Darwin. 1/12, 13, 14.

2. Map of Lot 370 Subdivision of Lots 95 Townsite of Southport, Kersley Street.

Refer “Place Names of Litchfield Shire” V.File. 3. Map of Township of Southport on the Blackmore

Hundred of Cavenagh 18m S.S.E. of Fort Port Cherry Street, Mira Square, South Terrace, Park Lands.

4. Map of Southport Town Realignment Survey 81/160. Darwin/Blackmore River Scale 2037 June 1887.

5. Map Microfilmed 21/8/85 Lots 350-359 & 363-366 583/321A.

6. Map Sect D-D Elevation of North Face, Abattoir –

plans elevations & Sections. 7. Map Diagram No. 324 20/3/51, E. Yates Location

No.1142 Hd of Bagot. 8. Map (copy) Southport, Cherry, Barrow, South

Terrace lots. 9. Southport – Brief History. 10. Southport 1869 – The Beginning. 11. Southport Port Darwin Camp Cemetery from Vera

O’Brien Northern Territory Cemetary Book No.1. 12. Diary of a visit to the Northern Territory 1872 -1873

by Hugh May, presented to Taminmin Community Library by Ron & Margaret Bell – Southports 125th Birthday 12/8/95.

13. Southport was quite a busy little town from Peter Gumley at Telecom No.27 Page 12, had 2 stores, 2 pubs, Blacksmith & Saddlers Shops, Never-Never Telegraphist Part 2, Mr Dodd’s phony insulators some past & present Southport Title Holders from 1870’s, deaths at Southport from 1873, 1886 Gateway to the Goldfields.

LC711.40994 DAR “Southport”. 14. Extract from Northern Territory Times & Gazette,

November 14, 1873, Southport x 2. 15. Extract from Northern Territory Times & Gazette,

5/12/1873, Vol.1 No.5 classifieds, includes Joseph Skelton’s Store at Southport & Royal Hotel Southport.

16. 1885 - 1 Hotel, 3 stores, Adocks, Jollys, Allens. Southport was abandoned and river traffic ceased after the building of the Darwin to Pine Creek Railway in 1889.

17. Deaths at Southport, 19 of 1873 to 35 of 1880. 18. Livestock were swum ashore, Southport had

proximity to Hinterland. 19. Southport – gateway to Pine Creek Goldfields 1869

– 1889. Book by T.I. Gamon & M. J. Walsh Q994.295 GAM only copy at NACL.

20. Newsletter August 1976 of the Historical Society of Northern Territory Darwin Branch, (Southport journey Inland arrival at Yam Creek.

21. Exercise Book – Southport, Material Sources, Postal History, Northern Territory Gazette Licences 18/3/182 for hotel etc opens on 15/12/1873 to 25/10/1889.

See Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.42 pg 5 re: Southport

hopes for Heritage Park: The Southport Progress Association is lobbying the Government 23/10/02.

Southport Fruit Farm – refer Clubs/Associations V.History file.

LCJ994.29 PAR “That’s Our Territory” pg 47 Southport Jetty.

See Litchfield Times Vol.17 No.18 2/5/01 pg 8 re: Southport.

LC919.429 SOW “The Northern Territory As It Is” pgs 24-28, 79, 95 & 121.

Lots 336 and 337 Southport (from Duminski 22/9/02). See Litchfield Times Vol.11 No.16 24/8/95 pg 14 re:

Great 125th Birthday for Southport. Sport 1. Four more Northern Territory youngsters headed for

the big league, Northern Territory News 22/10/91. 2. Northern Territory pair flies high, Northern Territory

News 10/8/91. 3. Fishing feast, Northern Territory News 21/10/91. 4. Darwin Districts Cricket Junior Presentation 21/9/01.

U13, 15 & 17. 5. See Litchfield Times Vol.17 No.50 12/12/01. pg 24 re:

Local Cricketers shine at under 19’s. Southern District’s Ken Skewes and Northern Territory Institute of Sport Martin Brown.

6.Northern Territory gran in games side, a Territory lawn bowler, Northern Territory News 27/3/02.

Refer Litchfield Times page 3 re: Combined Scout AGM – Humpty Doo & Howard Springs Vol.18 No.16 17/4/02.

Refer Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.20 page 16 re: ‘Full Boar’ takes out World Title – Aaron Corden is the new Amateur World Light Middleweight ISKA (International Sport Kickboxing Association) v Canadian Justin Parsons at Howard Springs Tavern.

Refer 1983 Bound Copy of Humpty Doo & Rural Area Times 20/10/83 front page re: Young footy players for Berry Springs with Peter Knights coaching clinic and page 16 & 17.

See 1984 Humpty Doo & Rural Area Times Vol.2 No.7 pg 12 re: Rural Little Athletics Club held its 1st meeting for the season.

7. Territory girls get together in camp (U16 Netball), Northern Territory News 13/8/02.

8. Gloves on at Batchelor, Northern Territory News 17/3/00.

9. Attenborough in race for sprint double, Northern

Territory News 26/3/00. See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.17 pg 16 re: Gold for

Humpty Doo’s Wandering Archers 30/4/03. See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.21 pg 20 re: The

Litchfield Bears newly formed cheer squad – The Bearettes made their cheer – leading debut.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.22 pg 20 re: Deacon Trophy Clash between cricket rivals.

Stockman/Drovers/Early Settlers

Refer Northern Territory history vertical file pg 7 1904. re: Kidman, Jumbo Smith, Charlie Phillott, Jack Dick Skuthorpe, Blake Miller and page 30 1923 epic.

Family journey Chalmers settleon the plenty and page 31 1924 Farmer’s hard life, peanuts. Charlie Dargie & Squizzy Taylor.

Refer civil vertical file. Also refer to “Women of the Territory” History File. Stock Routes – Northern Territory

Refer drawer 4 Civil File – “Heritage Map Northern Territory”.

Strangeways 1. Copy from representative men of South Australia by George E Loyau – Strangeways, Hon B.T. (short history).

Strider 1. Letter to Regional Development Taskforce re: Employment of Taskforce Inquiry 29/8/93.

2. I first contested a general election re: House of Representatives.

3. Call fro submissions Regional Development Task Force.

4. Speech re: Woodchip Export Licences and the logging of previously unlogged forest areas (ie the so-called (“Old Growth Forests”) December 1994.

5. Strider’s Almanae, Sunday 1/9/02 recording thermometer.

6. Strider’s Almanae, Spring Eve 2002, Solar Festivals. 7. Strider’s Almanae, Tuesday 3/9/02, barking owls,

Kookaburra. 8. Strider’s Almanae, Wednesday 5/9/02, Bar-

shouldered doves calling. 9. Strider’s Almanae, Thursday 6/9/02, Barking owl call

back. 10. Strider’s Almanae, Saturday 7/9/02, New Years Day

in the Jewish calendar. 11. Strider’s Almanae, Sunday 8/9/02, Faintest N.W.

seabreeze began at 0857. 12. Strider’s Almanae, Wednesday 11/9/02, Local

sunrise time (in Darwin 0644).

13. Strider’s Almanae, Wednesday 11/9/02, Local

sunrise time ( in Darwin 0644). 14. Strider’s Almanae, Saturday 14/9/02, Awoke at 0712

to a humid calm morning. 15. Strider’s Almanae, Friday 20/9/02, Up at 0122 tem

inversion In valley. 16. Strider’s Almanae Tuesday 24/9/02 Guttation on

giant bamboo at morning star. 17. Strider’s Almanae Thursday 26/902, Woken by a

sulphur crested cockatoo. 18. Strider’s Almanae Saturday 28/9/02, Some cloud

and possibly overcast periods at night. 19. Strider’s Almanae Monday 30/9/02, Rainfell this

morning in 2 showers. 20. Strider’s Almanae Tuesday 1/10/02, The night

(overnight 30/9 – 1/10). 21. Strider’s Almanae, Natural history observations

and Land Care technical notes Vol.2 No.1 Spring & Summer 2002-2003 September 2000 (Draft front cover).

22. Strider’s Almanae, Friday 4/10/02 051002; 0849. 23. Strider’s Almanae, Monday 7/10/02 081002; 0812. 24. Strider’s Almanae, Thursday 10/10/02 111002;

0848. 25. Strider’s Almanae, Friday 11/10/02 121002;1609 –

No need for a blanket. 26. Strider’s Almanae, Thursday 17/10/02 Cosmic data

for today, sunrise 0620. 27. Strider’s Almanae, Saturday 19/10/02 The singing

of the birds full on at 0550. 28. Strider’s Almanae, Tuesday 22/10/02 I began the

day at Leanyer about 0900. 29. Strider’s Almanae, Saturday 26/10/02 It was a warm

night. 30. Strider’s Almanae, Wednesday 30/10/02 “I woke at

0754”. 31. Stider’s Almanae, Wednesday 20/11/02 “Full moon

0004 CST”. 32. Strider’s Almanae, Saturday 23/11/02 “The Cool

Rainy Episode”. 33. Strider’s Almanae, Tuesday 26/11/02 “The Cosmic

data for today was”. 34. Strider’s Almanae, Thursday 28/11/02 At 0443. 35. Strider’s Almanae, Saturday 30/11/02 (cont.) spots

of rain began. 36. Strider’s Almanae, Tuesday 3/12/02 “I got up at

0734 at the Butterfly House”.

37. Strider’s Almanae, Wednesday 4/12/02 “Woke at

the Butterfly House”. 38. Strider’s Almanae, Thursday 5/12/02 “When I got

up at 0836”. 39. Strider’s Almanae, Tuesday 5/11/02 “At about

0015”. 40. Strider’s Almanae, Saturday 7/12/02 “I woke up at

the Butterfly House at 0800”. 41. Strider’s Almanae, Tuesday 10/12/02 “I slept in

again”. 42. Strider’s Almanae, Saturday 28/12/02 “I pulled the

blanket over at dawn”. 43. Strider’s Almanae, Monday 30/12/02 “The Cosmic

Data for Today”. 44. Strider’s Almanae, Wednesday 1/1/03 “I celebrated

the New Year Festival at Lakewood”. See Litchfield Times Bound 1987 Vol.3 No.4 pg 6 re:

An explanation to contest the seat of Fannie Bay. Refer Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.22 pg 2 re: Local

response on timber strategy by local naturalist (Strider).

Taminmin Community Library (T.C.L.)

1. Location/Brief History/Services.

2. Booklet – Holiday Activities just for the children. 3. Selection/Acquisition Policy for Arnhem Collection. 4. Your Shire Report Taminmin Library. 5. T.C.L. Holiday Programmes 5 year olds 12/12/91. 6. Friends of T.C.L., Northern Territory News 7/4/93. 7. T.C.L. Student Handbook 1993 x 2. 8. T.C.L. 10th Birthday celebrations a big hit. 9. T.C.L. Student Handbook 1993 x 4. 10. T.C.L. Litchfield Collection “HELP” fill in gaps

leaflets. 11. Santa comes to Taminmin Library. 12. Holiday activities at Taminmin. 13. The history of Taminmin Community Library 1983 –

1999 x 6. 14. Taminmin Library : A service of value to the rural

area. 15. Local children get into reading at their local library

3/1/2001, Litchfield Times. 16. Library staff Christmas party, Year 2000. 17. Holiday Programme a HIT, Litchfield Times

October, 2000. 18. The official launch of “Preserving Our Past”

Accept’ce/Apols 1999.

19. Use of library memo to all staff 25/3/96. 20. Mac School Library Reference Manual Incomplete

Copy – REF ONLY 19/6/92. 21. Advertisement from Litchfield Times – “Taminmin

Library proudly supports the Litchfield Shire’s “Centenary Ball’ to be held on 12/5/2001. 23/4/2001.

22.Taminmin Community Library Litchfield Collection “HELP” us fill the gaps.

23. Graduation ceremony for Dianna Wilcox, 24/5/01 x 4 & Academic Record.

24. Invitation from Darwin Mayor to Robin Hempel re: Celebration of the 10th Birthday of Karama Public Library 10/4/01.

25. Refer Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.20 pg 4 re: Early Learning at Taminmin Library 15/5/02.

26.History of Sally Howarth, commenced work at Taminmin Community Library when first opened its doors on 21/3/1983.

27. Farewell card from Narelle. 28. Library notes for Week 25-30/6/2001 by Robin

Hempel. 29. Arnhem History, The Arnhem Collection is housed

at Taminmin High School, Northern Territory News 14/6/01.

30. Playgroup month in May events, Playgroup Association, Northern Territory 3/5/01.

31. T.C.L. – Welcome Leaflet/Information etc. 32. T.C.L. Farm Visit 7/8/01. 33. Welcome Robin “She’s all yours” enjoy. 34. Letter and Invoice to Robin Hempel from Helen

Pattinson re: Artist Fees & Material Costs for Mural in Taminmin Community Library Childrens’ Area, 26/7/01.

35. Letter to Taminmin Community Library re: Written Agreement between Robin Hempel, Taminmin Community Library Manager & Helen Pattinson, Fine Artist, re: Start & Completion of Mural, Children’s Area 13/8/01.

36. T.C.L. Presents Pets on Parade Tuesday 2/10/01 x 12 copies.

37. T.C.L. Simply The Best presentation highlights the vision & quality of the Library & Info services Taminmin offers, dedicated to our Director, Lea Giles-Peters, 4/10/01.

38. Rubber, fur & feathers – Pets on Parade, Litchfield Times 10/10/01.

39. Letter from Anne-Marie Marias to Head Librarian

re: Computer Matters, 2/10/01. 40. Pets welcomed in Library – Pets on Parade photo’s

of Jarrad Crooke & David Laughton, Northern Territory News 10/10/01.

41. Library & Information Workers ALIANT Invites you to a tour of Tamimin Community Library 17/10/01.

42. Library notes for 3/9/01 re: Growing Your Own Food Tropical Style, Leonie Norrington’s recently published book: Tropical Food Gardens: A Guide to Growing Herbs & Vegetables in Tropical & Sub-Tropical Climates.

43. 1996/97 Budget: Taminmin Community Library 28/6/96.

44. Taminmin Community Library & Friends of Taminmin Library Appreciation Awards to NT Grain, Birds of Paradise, Tasty Change, Palmerston Pet Supplies, Top Video & The Litchfield Times, for their support for the 2001 Pet Parade.

45. Copy of Xmas in Taminmin Community Library – photographs.

46. Library Floor Plan. 47. Labour Government attacks Taminmin Community

Library, Litchfield Times 19/12/01. 48. Taminmin Library ute & staff cuts, Litchfield Times

19/12/01. 49. Taminmin Community Library Holiday Activity

Programme, January 2002. 50. Taminmin Community Library ute & staff cuts,

Northern Territory News 19/12/01. 51. Northern Territory Holiday Reading Club Taminmin

Community Library 16/12/2000 x 2. (fliers). 52. Postcard from Robin in Adelaide for the Library

Conference. 53. Postcard from Lilian in Cairns to renew her loan for

books (Lilian Richardson). 54. Colour photo of Pre 1995 Library Staff. 55. Postcard from Peter & Paul to T.C.L. staff from

Fitzroy Crossing, Geike Gorge. 56. Postcard from Pete from Port Lincoln, South

Australia to Sally, Jan & Cindy 31/12/93. 57. Postcard from Sue to T.C.L. from Queensland

4/7/93. 58. Letter to Robin from G. Deva PO Box 1134 Humpty

Doo 21/5 re: Lost book.

59. Postcard from Ann on holiday in Western Australia

(Hand delivered). 60. T.C.L. turns 10 years old on March 21, opened

21/3/83, Litchfield Times 11/3/93. 61. Dianne K. Wilcox – Copy of Diploma in Library &

Information Studies 4/5/01. 62. Palmerston Shopping Centre 2000 Special

Children’s Xmas Party Certificate to Taminmin Community Library.

63. Xmas card from the Northern Territory Library. 64. Postcard from Eleanor to Robin & girls from Red

Bay & Cushendall 22/9/00. 65. Special Children’s Xmas Party, Palmerston

Shopping Centre Client Pass, 2001. 66. Postcard from Robin & Ray on holidays in

Queensland 8/3/98. 67. Postcard from Sue on holidays in Brisbane’s South

Bank 3/7/97. 68. Postcard from Lilian Richardson, extend books,

from Gold Coast. 69. T.C.L. Summary of services since opening

including usage statistics. 70. Postcard from Jeff from Burswood Casino, Perth,

Western Australia 11/1/94. 71. Postcard from Robin Hempel from part of Main

Road Ballarat, Victoria 17/10 (from Sydney). 72. Postcard from Pete & Mandy on holiday in

Tasmania. 73. See Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.43 pg 7 re: Local

Library launch for Leonie Norrington – Author of “The Burrumbi Kids”.

74. Postcard to staff from Robin in Melbourne & Kangaroo Island.

75. Postcard from Jeff on a break in Western Australia. 76. Certificate of Merit to T.C.L. re: Special Children’s

Xmas Party 10/12/01 (laminated). 77. Library top place for holidays for littlies & for all –

has an exciting programme of events during school holidays, Litchfield Times 27/6/96.

78. Xmas card from James. 79. Postcard to Robin from Rita Clause from Gold

Coast 20/1/02. Refer bound copy of “The Humpty Doo & Rural Area

Times, Vol.1 No.1-7, 1983 re: page 12; “Top Marks for Taminmin on Opening Day”.

See Litchfield Times Vol.13 No.25 pg 7 re: “Shire Says

NO To Library”, 26/6/97. 80. New staff at Taminmin Library, pg 34 Robin, Sue D

& S. Howarth. 81. T.C.L. Staff Meeting 29/8/02, Liz Short, Judith

Beach. 82. Welcome to T.C.L. Info Leaflet. 83. Shire says no to Library (re: operation of),

Litchfield Times 26/6/97. 84. T.C.L. School Holiday Programme 9-12 April 2001. 85. Vet in schools – In appreciation of T.C.L.’s Support

of Vet in schools in 2000. 86. T.C.L. Staff Meeting minutes Wednesday 30/10/02. 87. 4 copies of background on name Taminmin,

Litchfield Times 11/6/87. 88. Taminmin Library ute & staff cuts, Litchfield Times

19/12/01. 89. Labour Government attacks Taminmin Community

Library by P. Maley, Litchfield Times 2/1/02 pg 7. 90. 4.5 Teachers short, Northern Territory News (Mr

Stirling) recruitment drive. 91. Letter to Gerry Wood MLA from J. Ah Kit 17/12/01

re: Question re: Vehicle used by staff at Taminmin Community Library re: vehicle lease.

92. Letter to Gerry Wood MLA from Minister for Local Government re: His correspondence to the Chief Minister of 18/12/01 re: reduction of staff hours at Taminmin Community Library 14/1/02.

93. Taminmin Community Library Holiday Programme January 2002.

94. Question Taminmin High School/Taminmin Community Library – library vehicle uncorrected proof from Gerry Wood to Minister for Community Development 21/5/02.

Refer WWII V.History file item 6 re: Library to host battle exhibition.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.21 re: Big morning teas abound” 28/5/03.

95. Letter to Nell Irwin from Librarian in charge re: Request for Library shelving Taminmin Community Library 7/2/85.

96. Minute to all staff from Ron Davis re: Transfer of assets 20/8/84.

97. Minute to Librarian in charge from Chris Mc Mah re: List of Assets 20/8/84.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.18 pg 3 re: Library &

Info Week 12-18 May 2003 (activities). See Litchfield TimesVol.19 No.22 pg 5 re: Taminmin

Community Library Short Story Competition Winners 4/6/03.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.23 re: Taminmin High School’s visit by Author Morris Gleitzman.

Taminmin High School (THS) 1. Taminmin High School Athletics Day 1991 Programme August 1991.

2. Programme of Farm Comples Official Opening. 3. Taminmin High School Presentation Day

Programme 1989. 4. Taminmin Open – The Humpty Doo and Rural Area

Times Vol.1 No.2 Thursday 6th October 1983. 5. Copies of students entries for competition PACIFIC

SCHOOL GAMES MASCOT. 6. And Beyond – YOTHU YINDI, Northern Territory

News May 1991. 7. Bringing cultures together – Yothu Yindi, Litchfield

Times May 9th 1991. 8. Programme for 1991. N.A.I.D.O.C. Week at Taminmin

– Illustration by G. Yunupingu. 9. Floor Plan of Taminmin. 10. Students do proud, Litchfield Times March 15

1990. 11. In every child, a piece of brillance, Northern

Territory News 20/5/89. 12. Fred’s Pass Show entries June 1989. 13. Landcare awards (Elliott children Humpty Doo

Primary School). 14. Taminmin High School Enrollments for Years

9/10/12. 15. Taminmin High School visit by Marshall Perron. 16. Annual meeting of COGSO 14/4/92. 17. Blue Light Disco, Northern Territory News 14/4/92. 18. Taminmin High School Parent/Teacher Night

5/5/92. Refer “Place Names of Litchfield Shire” V.File. 19. Taminmin High School Parent/Teacher Night. 20. Taminmin High School Tailors Education For Rural

Living. 21. 1992 Eisteddford. 22. Judith Thompson. 23. Bi-Centennial Bash at Taminmin High School. 24. Background on name Taminmin. (11/6/87).

25. Back to basics at Taminmin High School/ )8/10/82). 26. Recommendation on name for Humpty Doo Rural

Area High School. 27. Taminmin High School was opened in January

1982. LC630.7 REG “Taminmin Agriculture Project June

1988”. 28. Taminmin High School 1991 (Photo). 29. Taminmin High School Tennis Courts 11/5/93

(Northern Territory News). 30. Taminmin High School Parent/Teacher Evening

20/5 Northern Territory News 13/5/93. 31. Taminmin High School Debutante (Northern

Territory News 13/5/93). 32. Peter scores an Northern Territory first. 33. Taminmin High School Pupil free day. 34. Taminmin High School Quiz Night 19/3, Deb Ball

Training. 35. Tennis lessons have restarted at Taminmin High

School. 36. 1993 Marks Taminmin High School’s 10th Birthday. 37. Taminmin High School Council Thanks Sponsors

For Donations. 38. Taminmin High School Will Be Hosting Its

Debutante Ball May 22. 39. Students In Court Battles. 40. Taminmin High School Will Hold A Combined Blue

Light Disco. 41. Taminmin High School Experienced A Year Of

Growth & Development 1993. 42. Taminmin High School Principal Steve Sjoberg. 43. Taminmin High School Marked Its 10th Anniversary. 44. Draft Plans Underway For COGSO Annual Meeting

At Taminmin High School. 45. Taminmin High School Engineering Class Girl

Students. 46. Kids Caught In Drug Raid 3/4/94 (Northern Territory

News). 47. Officer Pushes Kids To Say No To Drugs 10/4/94. 48. Girls Achieve At Taminmin, 19/4/94. 49. Girls At Taminmin High School In A Wide Range Of

Sporting Activities (abseiling) 21/4/94. 50. Driver & Taminmin High School Receive Career

Counsellor 26/4/94. 51. Palmerston YMCA ‘Monnies” Disco P/U, D/Off

Taminmin High School.

52. Taminmin High School Presentation Day. 53. Taminmin High School Swimming Carnival,

February 18, Litchfield Times 3/3/94. 54. Taminmin High School ASSPA Committee Annual

Meeting, Litchfield Times 8/3/94. 55. Parent Members 1994 School Council & Tickets

Annual Deb Ball 7/5/ 56. Parent Members 1994 School Council & Tickets

Ann Deb Ball 7/5. 57. The 1994 Taminmin Deb Ball. 58. Next Term At Taminmin High School. 59. Taminmin High School Newsletter. 60. 1993 Taminmin Debutante Ball 22 May. 61. School Community Management Policy Taminmin

High School 1997. 62. Taminmin High School Timetable Structure 1995. 63. 1993 Evaluation Report School/Community Liaison

Project Taminmin High School. 64. Tower of Hanoi Extended Maths Task by Elaine

Glen. 65. Taminmin High School Celebrate International

Teachers Day 27/10/2000. 66. Taminmin High 2000 (on display) x 5. 67. Taminmin High School Newsletter 7/99. 68. Student & Parent Information Evening 11th June. 69. 2000 MS Read-a-thon Certificate Of Appreciation. 70. Taminmin High School 1996 Presentation Day

Programme. See Humpty Doo & Rural Area Times 1984 Vol.2 No.17

pg 7 re: Blue Light Disco 1st Birthday. 71. Prospectus Taminmin High School 1997 x 2. 72. Taminmin High School Teacher Handbook (No

year). 73. Taminmin High School Teacher Handbook

Taminmin High School 1995. 74. Taminmin High School Evening & Saturday

Classes. 75. Canine Expo Quiz Night Taminmin High School

Gym 29/5/99. 77. Taminmin High School Staff Information Sheet. 78. Homerooms – 1995. 79. Taminmin High School Timetable Structure 1995. 80. Day 1 1995 8.30 – Assembly Welcome By Principal. 81. 30 January 1995 – Happy Day Program. (Steve

Sjoberg).

82. Taminmin High School Newsletter Vol.1 No.2 2001

– Laminated x 1 copy. 83. Taminmin High Presents The Quiz Night That

Rocks 14/9/01 x 2. 84. High Achievers Years 8-12 Semester 1, 2001. 85. To All Taminmin High School Students Homeroom

8.1’s Exhibition, “A Walk Through History: A History Of The World In One Room” flier Thursday 21/6/01.

Taminmin High School Young Australian Of The Year Awards 01-02 K. Stewes, C. Green, A.J. Hageman (on display blackbox – Civil).

87. Dear Teachers & Staff – Invitation to “A Night Of Bewitchment 2/11/01.

88. To Taminmin High School In Appreciation Of Support, Girl Guides Australia 19-21/8/1994.

89. Watering – always turn taps on (laminated). 90. Map of existing and proposed irrigation, pathways,

plant varieties, article from Wanatca Yearbook 1993. 91. Ann Treloar and partner invitation to Taminmin

High School Admin/School Staff Xmas Dinner 9/12/2000.

92. Taminmin opened in 1983 with Years 8&9, Northern Territory News 11/1/2000.

93. Taminmin High School Newsletter Vol.1 No.3 3 + 3 copies.

See Litchfield Times Vol.17 No.49 pg 10 re: Taminmin High School Students Year 12 Graduation 5/12/01.

See Litchfield Times Vol.17 No.50 pgs 8 & 9 re: Taminmin Awards Night Gallery 12/12/01.

94. Taminmin High School Council Inc. Minutes of Meeting 8/11/01.

95. Taminmin High School 2002 Staff Photograph (on display).

96. Taminmin High School Sports Day Programme 2001.

Taminmin High School Year Books 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 x 2, 2000, 2001 (in box b/shelf window).

See Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.35 28/8/02 pg 2 Taminmin finalist in National Landcare Awards 2002.

See Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.35 28/8/02 pg 7 re: Sports Day & pg 6.

See Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.36 4/9/02 Taminmin wins Northern Territory Literacy & Numeracy Excellence Award. Award carries $10,000.

Refer Litchfield Times Vol.9 No.7 22/4/93 re:New

Assistant Principal Denise Wilcowski. Refer Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.41 16/10/02

re:$393,000 Skills Centre opens at Taminmin – Automotive & Engineering Skills Centre.

Refer Litchfield Times pgs 8-9 Vol.18 No.47 27/11/02 re: Taminmin Graduation Night for 2002 Year 12 Students.

97. 2002 Debutante Ball 10/8/02 Info Leaflet. 98. Memo from M. McDonald 13/5/02 re: Enrolment

Evening For Parents (Year 8’s). 99. Taminmin High School A.G.M. Meeting 4/3/97. See Litchfield Times bound 1987 Vol.3 No.4 pg 6 re:

Inaug Taminmin Community Police Scholarships – Scholarship Presentations.

See 1987 Bound Litchfield Times Vol.3 No.9 pg 8 “Our School” by Peter Ivinson.

100. Darwin Rural Area Enrichment Centre booklet re: “A Joint Project Of The Northern Territory Department of Eduction, Taminmin High School, Humpty Doo, Howard Springs, Berry Springs and Middle Point Schools Since its opening in April 1992 (copy of) See LC371.956 DAR).

101. See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.13 pg 11 re: “Safe Partying & Youth Week”.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.14 pg 9 re: Taminmin News, includes exchange student from Turkey.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.14 pg 2 re: “Taminmin Produces Video for Teen & pg 9 re: “Not Just Pretty Faces”.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.17 pg 7 re: “Which Party” – student film looks at options, the official launch hosted by Leslie Taylor.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.18 pg 7 re: Leading The Way In Vet Eduction”.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.19 pg 3 re:Show Poster A Winner (Zoe Smith).

See Litchfield TimesVol.16 No.35 pg 22 re: Taminmin News – Helicopter Recruiting 30/8/00 also see Yearbook 2000 Annual Athletics Carnival.

Japanese visit 2001-10-26-See 2001 Yearbook. Also refer to Taminmin Filing Cabinet Drawer 2 re:

“Fred’s Pass Show”.

Refer Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.21 pg 9 re: “Taminmin News – Palmerston Superschool”.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.23 pg 2 re: Author Morris Gleitzmans visit, and page 4 re: Taminmin News; Business Meeting, Mind Matters, Hangi.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.22 re: Taminmin News Including Education review at Palmerston, results & photos of Taminmin High School at 25th Freds Pass Show.

Taminmin High School Logo 1. Original Submission for Taminmin High School Logo 1983/84.

2. Collector Edition Taminmin 1984 x 2. 3. Happy New Year Logos x 2. 4. Taminmin High School Senior Students Handbook

Covers (back front). 5. Taminmin (back & front). 6. Staff Members/Choice/Staff Number & designs. Territory Wildlife Park See Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.4 re: Learning Is Fun At

The Wildlife Park Holiday Programme, pg 1 23/1/02. 1. A Thorny Little Devil – Discovery At Howard

Springs, Northern Territory News 15/9/01. 2. Territory Wildlife Park, Berry Springs Information

Brochure. 3. Park Proves Popular 3/10/91. 4. Government Seeks Money From Parks, Northern

Territory News 11/1/92. 5. Graceful Ray For Park, Northern Territory News

14/1/92. 6. Day As A Keeper, Northern Territory News 24/1/92. 7. World First For Territory Wildlife Breeders Of

Chameleon, Northern Territory News 27/3/02. 8. Territory Wildlife Park Leaflet On Daily Features &

Major Attractions December 31/93. 9. Letter to Manager Taminmin Community Library

from Territory Wildlife Park re: Provisons Of Books For Our Vacation Care 6/11/01.

See Litchfield Times Vol.11 No.20 19/10/95 pg 16 re: Quiet Birthday (6th for wildlife park).

Test Farms – Northern Territory

LC630.994295 TES “Test Farms Sub-Coastal Plains Northern Territory re: 3 Farms Available For Leasing In Perpetuity. The Farms Are At Humpty Doo, each farm has a frontage to the Adelaide River: mixed farming & grazing.

Tipperary Station Copy of Photograph 1947 with names E. Sullivan,

Queenie Mrs Rae etc x 3.

Tourism – Northern Territory 1. Australia’s Northern Territory, The Top End Holiday Guide 1993/94, with Daryl Somers “You’ll Never Never Know”.

2. The Top End Visitors Guide, Northern Territory News 26/3/01.

3. The Top End Visitors Guide, Northern Territory News July 2002.

4. Where Are They Now? Resorts, Lodges, Cent. College, Northern Territory News 16/6/02.

LC919.4295 “ Your Guide To Darwin & The Top End by E. Wagnon.

Tumbling Waters Refer “Place Names Of Litchfield Shire” V.File. Uranium LC622.18493 ANN – Called “The Uranium Hunters, by

Ross Annabell. LC307.766 LEA – Called Yellowcake & Crocodiles,

town planning government & society in Northern Territory by John Lea & Robert Zehner, page 33 “Uranium Discoveries & Development Choices”.

Refer Northern Territory History File Item 34 Booklet pg 34 re: Uranium Crystals.

Vesteys Meatworks Refer Northern Territory History V.File Item 15 pg 20 1914, Meatworks opened in 1917, & pg 24 1918, “Darwin Rebels, 1000 March In Protest.

Victoria River 1. Victoria River Roundup, Electoral Newsletter, Buntine Highway, Historic Handover – Daly River, Live Cattle Exports, Bradshaw Station, Timber Creek Races 1996, Newsletter.

See Book 636.201 MAKI “The Story Of Victoria River Downs Station & 994.29 HIL.

Virginia 1. Map Of Town Area. Refer “Place Names Of Litchfield Shire” V.File. Visits To Nhulunbuy – Northern Territory

1. Ngalawurr Munnunggurr c/- Yirrkala Community.

See photo album – “Robins visit to outback Aboriginal Communities (on display).

Waler Barracks Refer “Place Names of Litchfield Shire” V.File. War-Boer Refer Book ANZACS, Australians at War on display). Watling, Ted 1. Photograph of Ted on Ride-on Lawn Mower. 2. Death notices, Northern Territory News 1/12/01. 3. Ode to Ted, Waldo and Sue from Humpty Doo,

Laminated.

Waterwise 1. Water Resources Division update No.34 July 1996. See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.19 re: Installation of

Public Water Supply Point. Weddell Refer “Place Names of Litchfield Shire” V.File. See Litchfield Times Vol.16 No.42 pg 3 re: “Do we

need a dam to create Weddell”. Weeds 1. Weeds on the block info leaflet (Bush eare). Wildflowers – Northern Territory

LC582.13 BRE, “Wildflowers of Kakadu, a guide to the wildflowers of Kakadu National Park and the Top End of the Northern Territory by Kym Brennan.

Wildlife – Northern Territory LC 591.994 STR, “Wildlife of Tropical Australia by Col Stringer.

1. Northern Territory Booklet/Paintings by Malcolm Arnold 1986, forward by Ainslie Roberts.

Wishart Siding – Humpty Doo See 1989 Litchfield Times Vol.5 No.1-12 pg 9 re: The Tea Room at Wishart Siding official opening Siding/Railway Museum 28/1/1989.

1. Photograph Wishart Siding Historical Darwin Excisions Feb 1989.

2. Workers train drops in, Janet Dickson receives a 31 tonne train, which will commemorate railway workers during the battle of Australia, Northern Territory News 10/6/1992.

3. Host of attractions for day out, the historic Wishart Siding, Northern Territory News 25/4/1992, (the museum has heritage listing).

See Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.44 pg 4 6/11/2002 re: The rail engine at Wishart Siding has been moved to the Adelaide River Railway Museum.

Women Of The Northern Territory

LC994.29008 JAM “No Man’s Land”, by Barbara James.

1. Northern Territory Discovered – Women. Refer Book “Untamed Territory” by Elsie Masson. Mary Packard was the only woman in the official

photograph of the members of South Australia’s 2nd Expedition to Escape Cliffs.

LC919.429 DAL Digging, Squatting & Pioneering Life in the Northern Territory of South Australia”, by Mrs Dominic D. Daly.

Refer Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.7 pg 4 re: Beverly Wilson, Rural Women’s Award Winner.

LC B919.4295 LIT(DIC) “Jessie Litchfield – “Grand old lady of the Territory by Janet Dickson.

2. Tribute to Northern Territory Women Poster/leaflet – nominations for past/present.

Territory women for making a difference to our

economic, social, cultural life. 3. Our history “Territory Women”, Northern Territory

News 15/4/2003. See Bulletin History File pg 22 30/3/1988 re: Noel

Padgham – Purich article. 4. Country girl (Esther Sargeant/Meaney) who cared

for others, Northern Territory News 13/5/2003. 5. Anna, undisputed queen of Territory: Anna Collins

& The enduring legacy of our queen Anna nee: Cubillo & mother Lily Cubillo family history, Northern Territory News 4 & 11 Feb 2003.

Woodside Reserve – Humpty Doo

See Taminmin High Yearbook 2001.

See Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.47 pg front – Taminmin Reserve under threat.

See Litchfield Times Vol.17 No.17 Taminmin’s Living Laboratory.

LC630.7 REG The Taminmin Agriculture Programme June 1988.

See Litchfield Times Vol.19 No.12 pg 3 re: Just keep calm, Taminmin High Students.

See Rural Schools Community 1991 Report re: Howard Springs School Farm Visit (on display).

Woodside Offshore Petroleum Pty Ltd

1. 2000 Annual Report A Year Of Outstanding Performance and Transformation, Woodside Australian Energy.

2. Sunrise, an emerging energy resource. 3. Woodside Facts Sheets, Cossack Pioneer, Onshore

Gas Plant, North Rank in A, and Goodwyn A. World War I 1914 -1918 Refer Book “ANZACS”, Australians at war. 1. The Dardanelles – Map of Gallipoli Strait from book

called, “Damn the Dardanelles! The boys who came home”.

2. Hero’s Land Stand, Gallipoli gives up Harold’s postcard, Northern Territory News 20/4/2002.

Refer Northern Territory History File Item 15 pg 22 1916, Northern Territory men into battle, Northern Territory News, Roll of honour Pott killed, Captain C.F. Yeadon of 22nd Battalion.

3. Last Gallipoli vet honoured – Alec Campbell, Northern Territory News 24/2/2002.

World War II 1939 -1945 1. Copy of Official Surrender Document signed in Tokyo Bay Japan 2/9/1945/

2. Copy of Instrument of Surrender 2/9/1945.

3. The Australian Railway Historical Society Train

Passing 8/1970. 4. Extracts from Diary Bombing 1st Raid on Darwin,

Diary extracts from February 19th 1942 – 29th & December 1943, 1943 to last raid 12/1 (glass cabinet).

Also refer Civil File – 8th drawer, military sites, shipping positions.

5. Howard Pearce 9/12/1985 No.2 re: Proposed park contains 4 historical sites at relevant to military activity in the Darwin region during WWII, Sawmill site, Camp Liberton, Spitfire Aircraft Remnants Government Shade Tally Point.

6. Library to host battle exhibition – Train at Darwin River watering point Litchfield Times 18/6/1992.

Refer Litchfield Times Vol.18 No.44 re: Mystery matchbox covers for sale – ANZAC commissioned.

7. Wartime images, down memory lane calendar, Series 5 1992 (on display).

Refer Litchfield Times Vol.17 No.50 12/12/2001 pg 33 re: WWII Radar Station Site.

8. The Bombing of Darwin February 19, 1942 special lift-out, Northern Territory News 19/2/2001.

9. Federation Frontline, A Snapshot of WWII in the Northern Territory, Official Souvenir 1901-2001 by Peter & Sheila Forrest x 2.

10. WWII Historical Trail 6, Coomalie to Howard Springs – Airstrips.

11. Supplementary Education Kit Northern Territory, Australian remembers 1945 – 1995 (on display).

Refer books: “Trails of History”, “Signs of History”, “WWII Historical Sites”.

Refer 1983 Bound Copy of Litchfield Times Vol.1 No.3 pg 5 re: Relics of warhold no fear for oldies, re: Discarded flour drums in Bees Creek Road.

LC940.5429 “The Army & Defence Of Darwin”. 12. An Eyewitness History of Australia by Harry

Gordon – Rigby – Darwin’s 1st Air Raids etc and how many people died.

13. The Bombing of Darwin, Survivors gunned down, Northern Territory News 19/2/2001.

Refer Adelaide River History File. 14. Bomb Raid warning that never arrived, Northern

Territory News 12/2/2002 (Allied Shipping).

15. Read all about our history – 60th Anniversary of the

bombing of Darwin, Northern Territory News 12/2/2002.

16. Looking at our history “Living on the brink of war re: 60th Anniversary of the bombing of Darwin, Northern Territory News 12/2/2002.

17. Deadly Silver Darts rained from the sky, the bombing of Darwin 60 years on, Northern Territory News 16/2/2001.

Darwin salutes bombing heroes, Edwin Brown, Tom Hughes, Stan Phillips, Ron Hamley, Dudly Vose, Dawin Oval Battery in 1941, Northern Territory News 18/2/2002.

19. Civilians Lives Forever Changed re: Their impact, Northern Territory News 19/2/2002.

20. Bombing of Darwin, 60 years on – Bomber Crew Recall Grim Heat Of Battle, Northern Territory News 19/2/2002.

21. Bombing of Darwin 60 years on – War hero Melvin joins comrades Northern Territory News 19/2/2002.

22. 60 years on, sounds of gunfire and sirens echo across the harbour, Northern Territory News 20/2/2002, we’ll always remember, re-enactment site of old Darwin oval.

23. Bombing of Darwin 60 years on, sisters died in post office, Ted Woodward 81 came to Adelaide River War Cemetery and grief stricken veterans visits, Northern Territory News 21/2/2002.

24. Sir Roden Cutler, artillery man to receive Vic Cross, Northern Territory News 23/2/2001.

25. 60th Anniversary of the bombing of Darwin – 800 war vets and photos, Northern Territory News 24/2/2002.

Refer Book “ANZACS Australians at War” (on display). 26. Searching for Black Sunday War Heroes, 1944, US

Air Force pilots in Papua New Guinea. Recovered a 45 calibre pistol from a B-24 bomber and recovered wreckage of a B-24 Liberator, Northern Territory News 20/4/2002.

LC940.5429 RAY “The Army and the Defence of Darwin Fortress”.

LC940.53229 AUS “Air War Against Japan 1943-1945”. Refer Civil Drawer No.8 “The Territory War” selected

shipping positions 19/2/1942.

LC823.3 GAR “Bloodstrained Wattle”, a story that

deals with that period of WWII described by John Curtin as the Battle of Australia”, time when Darwin was the front line.

Refer book B636.213 “The War Years and 1st Visit to Darwin by Forrest/Park.

Refer PER 919.429 NORT “Northern Perspective 50th Anniversary WWII Vol.18 No.2 (wet season).

Refer Humpty Doo History File re: Albert Hart WWII Soldier stationed at Humpty Doo, who wrote a letter to a man from Humpty Doo he didn’t know.

27. War Veteran helps Humpty Doo kids, Northern Territory News 11/12/1991.

Refer Litchfield Tourism Advisory Group History File. Refer Humpty Doo History File Item 4 re: Fighters at

Humpty Doo 1942. LC919.4295 WEST “Over the Next Hill”. 28. World War Sites noted – Darwin Harbour ablaze in

1942, Northern Territory News 13/3/2001. 29. Humpty Doo from the army slang term “Umpty”

used in 1917 for dash when reading morse? Refer leaflet of National Archives of Australia (Admin

File) – “Holding onto our history” – Paragraph called “Coming of Age”, from the files:- The Archives holds Australia’s 3 page Declaration of War on Japan dated 9/12/1941 and also hold the Instrument of Surrender, signed 4 years later.

LC940.53942 POW “The Shadow’s Edge, Australia’s Northern War.

LC994.295 “Katherine and World War Two”. 30. The long march to hell, the fate of the Australian’s

captured by the Japanese in WWII, 50th Anniversary Special, the Australian, 25 pounders at Gemas, Malaya, January 1942 paintings in back.

LC994.29 JOH chapters 27 & 29 re: The Famous Drum Case.

LC355.94.4110994 SMI “Convoys up the Track” by Alan Smith.

LC940.5429 SIG “WWII Historical Sites, Signs of History, a photographic collection of WWII Historical Sites signs in the Northern Territory 1992.

LC940.542994 FOL “Point Charles Lighthouse and the Military Occupation of Cox Peninsula”, Occasional Papers by Mike Foley, 1987.

LCB919.4295 AUS “The Quality of Life, a reflection of

life in Darwin during the Post-War years by Maisie Austin.

31. 1901 – 2001 Commemorating – The Bombing of Darwin in the Centenary of Federation, 1942 – 1945 Federation Frontline 19th February 1942 The Bombing of Darwin Official Programme of Commemoration 19/2/2001 (on display).

32. Official Commemoration Programme 19/2/1942 4 Day Programme Of Events 20/4/2002.

33. Federation Frontline The Bombing of Darwin 1942 – 1945 by Australia Post (on display).

LC940.5429 SIG “The Reunion 60th Anniversary 2002 Signs of History WWII Historic Sites (on display).

WWII Railway Workers Commemoration

1. Wartime Territory – A Tribute to Railway Workers April – July 1992.

2. Memo to Batchelor Area Organisations re: WWII Workers Commemoration Programme to be held at Wishart Siding 4/5/7/2002 10/6/22.

3. Railway Line led troops to war, Northern Territory News 6/6/1992.

4. Letter from Bob Brown to Australian Railways Union 28/1/1992.

5. Letter from Colin McGregor to Minister for Transport 7/1/1992.

6. Letter from Bob Collins to B. Brown 31/10/1991. 7. Letter from Martin Ferguson to Mr B. Ivinson

21/10/1991. 8. Letter from Martin Ferguson to B. Brown 21/10/1991. Yates – Ted & Kath LCA828.3 PAL “1992 Writers’ Picnic” Your local

history, a collection of student and presenters writing.