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HHS SURPLUS SECONDHAND BOOKS for SALE LIST As of August 2020 Book Title and Description Pricing Number $ HHS SURPLUS SECONDHAND BOOKS FOR SALE LIST As of August 2020 Book Title and Description Pricing Number $ 6518 Pioneering Days of Western Victoria- JC Hamilton was an early pioneer of Western $10.00 Victoria. This is a 53-page diary of his life reproduced by the Shire of Kowree 6519 German Heritage in Wimmera- A short history of German migrants to the $5.00 Wimmera in early 1800s, celebrated in 1991 at a function 6544 Natimuk on Show- A 44-page booklet about Natimuk shows 1887-1992. Black & $10.00 White photos. LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6552 Reports of Horsham Town Hall Heritage- Colours photos, and discussions regarding $12.00 the possibility of building a new Town Hall. 6562 Near the Big One Ni Ni– Ni Ni East State School 3045 and District: 1890-1946. Researched $10.00 and compiled by Graham Schultz and Stan McKenzie. Soft cover, A4 size book, 89 pages. [1994] LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6563 Official opening Horsham Civic Centre- Commemorative booklet issued for the $2.00 official opening of Horsham Civic Centre, 21st March 1980. LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6566 City of Horsham Notice Paper for Special Centenary Meeting of Council to be held $5.00 on Monday, 31st January, 1983- A booklet to commemorate the 100th Anniversary st of the 1st meeting of the Council of the Borough of Horsham, 31 January, 1983 6568 Brimpaen Centenary- A history of the Brimpaen District 1880 – $10.00 1980. LIMITED AVAILABILITY – [2 spiral bound] 6578 Nhill Hospital – The 100th Annual Report- 1982. Soft cover. LIMITED AVAILABILITY $5.00 6581 Wimmera sketches- A unique booklet of pencil sketches by Jean M Hill, of $5.00 each municipality of the Wimmera Tourist Region 6581 A Story of Horsham – A Municipal Century By: Brian Brooke and Alan Finch, 1982. A $20.00 hard cover 278 page book published in 1982. Comprehensively covering the history of Horsham. RARE BOOK - LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6582 A century trading – J Langlands & Son- George Langlands arrived in Horsham on 30th $5.00 June 1849 and established the first store. Booklet compiled by Langlands family. 6587 Souvenir of Home to Horsham- A souvenir booklet published in 1929 commemorating $10.00 80 years of Horsham. RARE BOOK- LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6588 Horsham United Church – cookbook. Published 1990. A selection of recipes by $5.00 members of the Uniting Church “Care Group”, Horsham 6600 Growers in action- An official history of the Victorian Wheat and Wool Growers $5.00 Association -1927 – 1968 by George H Mitchell. Published 1969, Hard cover, 350 pages. 6607 A Notable Century Indeed- A soft cover book covering 100 years of Public Secondary $20.00 Education in Horsham, 1912 – 2012. Written by Simone Dalton. 6614 Murtoa Football Club 1889-1980 – a soft cover booklet of 84 pages, 18cm x 24cm. $10.00 Authors: Gordon Aummann and Peter Janetzki. Produced to commemorate Murtoa’s first senior premiership in the Wimmera Football League. RARE BOOK – LIMITED COPIES AVAILABLE 6622 Natimuk – first 100 years- A hard cover book to mark the Centenary in1972, $15.00 written by Allan Lockwood. LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6626 Horsham Presbyterian Church- A history of the Church until 1928 compiled to $15.00 celebrate the 75th Anniversary in April 1928. RARE BOOK - LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6629 From Ledcourt to Dadswells Bridge- A well-illustrated booklet of the Dadswells $8.00 Bridge District. 90 pages. Published 1980. LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6631 Land Utilization in Australia- A hard cover 376 page book. Published 1939. Black & white $10.00 photos, many graphs and tables covering land use in Australia. LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6653 The Wimmera Story- Distribution area: Ararat and Donald in central Victoria to $5.00 Keith and Naracoorte in South Australia. Contains many coloured photos. A soft cover booklet, 68 pages, 22cm by 28cm. Edited by Joan Starr and Alan Berry. RARE BOOK – LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6656 Grampians Sketchbook- A hard cover book, 64 pages, 15cm x 22cm. Drawings by: Fraser $5.00 Hay. Text by: John Béchervaise. RARE BOOK – LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6666 The Wimmera quiet achievers- Compiled by the Wimmera Volunteers Inc. A 35 $5.00 page booklet featuring volunteers of the area. 6674 A field guide to the Grampians Flora– a soft cover book, 144 pages, 14cm x 21cm. $5.00 Index and Glossary. Text: Rodger Elliot. Illustrations: Trevor Blake. Photographs: John Brownlie. RARE BOOK – LIMITED COPIES AVAILABLE 6678 History of the Horsham Agricultural Society – A hundred Horsham shows. A hard $10.00 cover book, 182 pages, 14cm x 23cm. Researched and authored by Ian Maroske [1978] RARE BOOK – LIMITED COPIES AVAILABLE 6682 Wimmera – A Regional History. WIMMERA - A soft cover book, 96 pages, 14cm x 22cm. $5.00 Author: Les Blake. [1972] RARE BOOK – LIMITED COPIES AVAILABLE 6687 Nurcoung and its Schools- Produced by the Nurcoung Centenary of Education $5.00 Committee. A soft cover booklet traces the history of Education in its Schools. 6691 Horsham Football Club Centenary- A soft cover booklet of 72 pages, celebrating 100 $8.00 years of Horsham Football Club. Well illustrated and lots of details. 6699 Wimmera Shire Centenary– the development of the shire through time. Compiled by: L J $10.00 Blake and K H Lovett. First published in 1962, 4th Edition: 1970. LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6726 From Wilderness to Wheatland – Antwerp- A small booklet compiled by the Back to $2.00 Antwerp Committee, containing stories & photos of Antwerp District. LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6736 Women of Arapiles Past and Present- Beverley Meagher compiled this booklet $5.00 commemorating Women of the Shire of Arapiles. Published 1985. LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6742 What to see Horsham and District– lay-out: a series of car trips from Horsham, setting out $1.00 points of interest for the traveller to note. A soft cover booklet, 24 pages, 14cm x 22cm. Publisher: Horsham and District Historical Society and the Horsham Field Naturalists Club, 1967. RARE BOOK – LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6744 A History of Rupanyup Shows- A soft cover booklet of 32 pages, 11cm by 19cm. $2.00 Compiled by John Teasdale. RARE BOOK – LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6750 The Moora Savage- Some stories of the Grampians Mountains compiled by J R $5.00 Dalton. A small 30 page booklet. First published in 1965. LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6751 Whole Grain Flour Recipes- A small 20 page booklet of recipes, compiled by Lowan $2.00 Whole Foods of Nhill. LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6752 Walter Zumstein, Pioneer of Zumsteins - Booklet 1. A soft cover booklet of 12 $1.00 pages, 14cm x 22cm that reproduces a talk given by Otway Vernon Carter to the Horsham and District Historical Society on May 17th, 1967. 6753 Pioneer of the Zumstein’s recreation area [1986]. Booklet 2. Similar to $1.00 booklet 1. RARE BOOK – LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6781 Backbench- A fine hard cover book by Peter Fisher, detaining his life both in and $15.00 out of Parliament. He was the member for Mallee 1972 -1993 6799 Wimmera 1991 Horsham High School- The Annual School Magazine with photos $5.00 and stories by students. LIMITED AVAILABILITY 6806 Horsham Centenary Souvenir Booklet– one hundred years of progress. Published as part $5.00 of the Horsham Centenary celebrations by the Horsham City Council. A soft cover booklet, 60 pages, 22cm by 28cm. Researched and written by Helen C Note: available in green and beige cover – green has all pages included but some are out of sequence. [some books] Coulson. [1950]. RARE BOOK 6833 History of the Horsham High School 1912-1950. A soft cover book, 52 pages, 19cm by $4.00 25cm. Author: I T Maddern. RARE BOOK – LIMITED COPIES AVAILABLE 6839 The Victorian Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Trust- photos of aboriginal artefacts with a $5.00 description of their use. A soft cover booklet of 12 pages, 15cm by 21cm. Text by: Jim Berg V.A.C.H.T. and Rose O’Shea. RARE BOOK – LIMITED AVAILABILITY Note: Prices & Stock Availability may be subject to change. HORSHAM HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC. Registered No. A0033688K ABN 50 800 679 941 PUBLICATION/BOOK ORDER FORM NAME POSTAL ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER/s EMAIL DATE Number of Cost $ TITLE OF PUBLICATION/BOOK/DVD [S] – [Add Book number if known] Copies ordered Note: If any digital publication/book is ordered, the PDF documents may be $5.00 USB put on a Society USB. No charge if sent electronically via email/dropbox [if applicable] Postage cost [if applicable]. Please contact the society for up-to-date postage costs. TOTAL COST $ [Note- ** Prices & Stock Availability may be subject to change] POSTAGE COSTS: Please contact us by email: [email protected], though our website: http://www.vicnet.net.au/~hhs or our postal address [below] and provide the title[s] and number of each title so that postage costs can be determined. PAYMENT: Cheque or Money Order: should be made payable to ‘Horsham Historical Society Inc’ and mailed PO Box 1113, Horsham, Victoria. 3402. Please send the completed Order Sheet with your payment. Your contact details and the numbers of books ordered [or a completed Order Sheet] should be mailed to PO Box 1113, Horsham, Victoria 3402. Direct Debit: should be made payable to ‘Horsham Historical Society Inc’, Horsham branch of the National Australia Bank. BSB No. 083-680. Account Number: 75-256-8571. PLEASE ENTER YOUR NAME WITH THE TRANSFER SO THAT WE KNOW WHO HAS PAID INTO OUR ACCOUNT. 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