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LA MELBOURNE =tef. - Map Ref. Map Ref. ELSTERNWICK State College of Victoria l-112 LAW Gordon Street . • • • 67 F 3 UNIVERSITIES (Continued) Roman Catholic ELTHAM G4 TEACHERS AND Christ College .. Main Rd., East side Nth. 69 E 4 COURTS C.B. Teachers Coli. 47 E12 Most of the Law Courts in the City off Brougham St. 21 J 7 TECHNICAL F 9 Mercy College . • . 28 K10 of Melbourne are shown on Maps FERNTREE GULLY COI,;LEGES 1 and 43. Suburban Court Houses Rusden A 6 Station Street 74 B 4 Formerly Glendonald 45 H 4 are not marked on the maps, being F 6 FITZROY Map Ref. Formerly Larnook . 58 H 8 nearly always adjacent or very Cnr. Condell and Australian Administrative Formerly Monash 70 H 9 F 9 close to the Police Station of the Young Streets . 44 A 4 Staff College ... 105 c 2 Toorak . 59 c 6 same name. Pollee Stations appear FLEMINGTON Australian Teachers Colleges 810 on these maps as a red star. S~ience (See State College Wellington Street 29 A12 Education Project 59 c 4 of Victoria) G 8 F11 FOOTSCRAY Burnley Horticultural The Victorian College F 5 CITY COURTS Cnr. Hyde and College . 45 A12 of the Arts . 43 J 11 010 Map Ref. Napier Streets · 42 D 5 Christ College . : . 69 E 4 Treacy College . ... 29 F12 A3 ARBITRATION COURT Universities K11 F 9 FRANKSTON C Christian Brothers G4 451 Little Bourke St. 1 Latrobe . Faeing Map 67 Davey Street · · · · · 1°2 3 Teachers College . 47 E12 BANKRUPTCY COURT Melbourne . Facing Map 76 F HAWTHORN 450 Little Bourke St. 9 Glenferrie Rd . ju_st Sth. College of Optometry . 43 H 3 Monash .. Facing Map 85 CHILDREN'S COURT Whitley College .. of Burwood Road 45 D1 Corpus Christi College 70 D 9 ... 43 G 1 Batman Avenue . 43 9 ° K HEIDELBERG B Education Department CITY COURT Jika Street .... 32 4 N.W. Cnr. Russell and Special SeJvices Latrobe Streets 1 M 6 KEW Division ...... 43 G 5 SPECIALIST- High Street opposite ; CONCILIATION AND Walpole Street 45 C 6 Emily McPherson College M 4 B 6 ARBITRATION Geoghegan College, TYPE 451 Little Bourke St. F 9 LILYDALE Castella Street 38 F 4 Broadmeadows •... 6 G10 as CORONERS COURT Institutes and Colleges of SCHOOLS Flinders Street Exten. 43 F10 MALVE RN Advanced Education Alkjra Retarded Glenferrie Road . 59 C 7 07 COUNTY COURT Box Hill Technical Childrens Centre 47 C10 G12 S.W. Cnr. Lonsdale and MOONEE PONDS College ..... 47 A 7 Araluen (Balv..yn) .... 46 A6 William Streets Cnr. Kellaway Ave. & Caulfield . ... 68 F 1 E 8 Austin Hospital School 31 J 4 A3 HIGH COURT Mt. Alexander Rd. 28 J 6 Footscray ..... 42 c 2 Prahran ....•.. 58 D 6 Burwood Boys Home 60 H 3 450 Little Bourke St. F 9 MORDIALLOC Preston Institute Carron bank School for H 5 INDUSTRIAL COURT Cnr. Lewis and Technology ..• . 10 A7 Partially Blind 45 F 6 Albert Sts. (Mechanics ... 451 Little Bourke St. F 9 Preston Tech. College 18 cs Institute Bldg.) . 87 E12 E12 Glendonald School for SUPREME COURT Royal Melbourne 1 L 5 Deaf .. "- .... 45 F 6 S.E. Cnr. Lonsdale MORNJN GTON R.M.I.T. Technical Glen Waverley School for K11 and William Streets F 8 Main St. near Esplan. 104 D10 College ...... 1 M4 A11 Physically Han'cappect 71 B 4 WOR KERS NORTH COTE Swinburne ..... 45 E10 COM PENSATION BOARD Westbourn e Grove Whitehorse .....• 47 D 9 Heatherton Hospital E 9 30 E 9 School . ... 78 E11 160 Queen Street (See on fvlap) Institute of Early Child- (H.C. Sleigh Building) 1 hood Development .. 44 K 6 Knoxbrooke Centre, H 9 G10 OAKLEIGH Cnr. Dandenong Road Ferntree Gully . • . 74 A 4 69 G 6 Jesuit Teachers College 43 G 1 and Atkinson Street Marathon Spastic Centre 59 A 6 A8 SUBURBAN PORT MELBOURNE Latrobe University 19 G 7 Minlbah Day Centre, Cnr. Graham and Pakenham . 190 C 4 J 5 COURTS B Lincoln Institute M1 Bay Streets . 57 3 Monkami Training Centre BERWICK Mannix College ..•. 70 F12 D PRAHRAN Croydon .... 37 B12 K 9 Gloucester St. 111 8 Greville Street . 58 D 6 Marist College .. .. 70 G 9 Monnington Education K9 BOX HILL A 9 Centre ....... 45 G 6 Kangerong Street 47 E 9 PRESTON G Melbourne University . 43 G 4 Roseberry Avenue 18 11 Nadrasca Centre .• . 48 E12 BRIGHTON 28 K1 0 Northern Districts 010 67 F 0 RICHMOND Mercy Teachers College Carpenter Street . 1 Spastics Centre ... 17 B8 Bridge Rd. Side of F Monash University ..• 70 F10 J 7 BROADMEADOWS Town Hall 44 9 Oaklelgh Centre for the Cnr. Freda & Nepean Nursing College 58 AS Retarded .... J 0 RINGWOOD 69 F4 Streets . .. • .. 6 1 Princess Elizabeth G2 Cnr. Bourke and Pharmacy College . .. 29 G1 2 812 BRUNSWICK Ringwood Streets .. 49 G 8 Kindergarten . ..•. 61 A 4 82 620 Sydney Road 29 Ridley College . .. •. 29 F12 Rossbourne House . F 8 H 6 ST. KILDA 45 B10 CAMBERWELL 88 Chapel St. just St. Johns College, Royal Vic. lnst for Blind 61 D 6 Camberwell Road J 27 B1 2 E 4 59 1 Nth. of Carlisle St. 58 D11 Braybrook ......• St. Pauls School for Blind 45 B 6 E11 CARLTON SANDRINGHAM St. Johns Regional Sunshine House . 41 B 1 Drummond Street 43 J 4 Cnr. Abbott and College, Dandenong 90 G 8 TallyHo Boys Village 62 B 9 K 4 CHELSEA Station Streets . 76 G 9 47 F11 Victorian Autistic AS The Strand 97 1 St. Pachals College ..• B SOUTH MELBOURNE Childrens Association, CHELTENHAM Cnr. Bank and State College of Victoria Eastern Centre, 85 Nepean Highway 86 J 1 Perkins Streets . 57 G 2 Head Office . • . • 44 1(10 Burwood . • . • 61 B 5 Croydon . 50 G10 COBURG SPRINGVALE 84 Coburg . • . 17 K1 2 Victorian School for Deaf 58 B 6 Cnr. Bell & Main Sts. 17 G12 Windsor Avenue Early Childhood . 44 K6 opp. Police . 79 J 9 Wongabeena Retarded COLLINGWOOD Frankston .... .. 102 F 4 Childrens Centre .•. 170 F 2 E3 Glendonald (Rusden) . 45 F 6 Stanton Street .. 44 E 5 SUNSHINE Woorlnyan (Frankston) 102 E 2 Sun Crescent 40 H 1 Hawthorn . 59 E 2 H 9 DANDENONG Larnook (Rusden) . , 58 H 8 Yooralla, Balwyn • . 46 E 5 Langhorne Street 90 E 8 WILLIAMSTOWN Melbourne . • 43 H 4 Yooralla, Carlton 2 Q 1 DROMANA Cnr. Thompson and Mercer House . 59 B 7 B 9 Codrington St ...•• 159 F 7 Cecil Streets . • 56 D10 Monash (Rusden) • . 70 H 9 Yooralla, Glenroy • . 17 F 2 Map Ref. Map Ref. Kilvington Baptist Girls ROMAN 1St. Bernadettes, S'shine. 26 J 8 TRADE Grammar School 68 E 7 St. Bernards, Coburg . 29 K 2 Kingswood College 61 C 1 CATHOLIC St. Benedicts, Burwood 60 H 5 SCHOOLS Korowa CEGGS 59 H 9 St. Brendans, Flemington 28 K12 Australian Ballet School 43 B 1 Lauriston Girls School . 59 B 6 SCHOOLS St. Brigids, Fitzroy Nth. 44 A 2 William Angliss Lowther Hall CEGGS 28 G 5 St. Brigids, Mordialloc 92 G 1 Food Trades School B 6 LutherCollege .... 36 G11 PRIMARY St. Catherines, Moorbn. 17 H 6 Batman Automotive Malvern c. of E. Grammar St. Cecilias, Glen Iris 60 A 6 School . 17 G g School . 59 H10 Map Ref. St. Christophers, Maranatha, Doveton J All Hallows • . • . 46 F 7 Airport West . 15 J 8 J. H. Boyd Domestic 90 7 College . 43 G11 Melbourne CEGGS Annunciation, Brooklyn 41 610 St. Christophers, Syndal 61 K11 (Merton Hall) 58 c 1 Christ The King College 41 E 1 St. Clares, Box Hill Nth. 47 F 5 Foundry School, R.M.I.T. 2 N 2 I Morris Hall (Junior Corpus Christi, ISt. Clements, Bulleen . 32 F 7 Melbourne School of School) . 58 C 2 Footscray West 41 G 6 St. Col mans . • 58 E11 Hairdressing .. ... c 6 Melbourne Grammar Corpus Christi, Glen roy 16 J 2 St. Columba, Elwood . 67 B 3 Melbourne School of School . 58 A 2 Good Shepherd, St. Damians, Bundoora 9 J1 2 Painting & Decorating c 7 Grimwade House 58 H12 Mulgrave . 71 C10 St. Dominies, B'meadows 6 J 9 Melbourne School of Wadhurst School 57 K 1 Holy Child, Dallas . 7 A 3 St. Dominies, C'well . • 60 E 3 Printing & Graphic Arts 43 D 5 Mentone Girls Grammar Holy Cross, Caulfield S.. 67 K 5 St. Edmunds, Croydon . 50 K 3 Printing & Graphic Arts School 86 K 8 Holy Eucharist, St. Fidelis. Coburg . 29 E 2 School • . 43 0 5 Mentone Grammar Chadstone . 69 B 3 St. Finbars School . 67 K1 2 Swinburne Trade School 45 E10 School . 87 A 7 st. Albans East . • . 26 c 4 St. F. de Sales, Oak Park 16 H 6 Textiles School .... 17 B10 Junior School 87 B 8 Holy Family, Brunswick E. 30 B 7 St. F. de Sales, Rlngwd. 50 C 7 Playing Fields . 89 B 8 Holy Fam ily, Doveton 90 K 8 rSt . F. Xavier, Box Hill • 47 F 9 PRIVATE MLC Elsternwick (C ato) 67 H 5 Holy Family, Mt. Wav. 70 E 1 St. F. Xavier, Frankston 102 D 3 MLC Hawthorn-Kew . 45 E 8 Holy Name, Preston 18 K 9 St. F. Xavier, M'morency 21 E 5 SCHOOLS Moriah College . • • 58 B1 2 Holy Redeemer, Oak. E. 69 K 6 St. Gabriel, Reservoir . 18 G 6 Map Ref. Mount Evelyn Holy Redeemer, Sry. His. 46 J10 St. Georges, Carlton . • 43 J 5 Adventist Academy 38 F12 Christian School . 52 J 4 Holy Rosary, Kensington 42 K 3 St· Gerar d s, D and enong 90 B 3 Adventist School . 45 E11 Mount Scopus College 61 C 5 Holy Spirit, Thornbury .
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