Category: Shire of Cardinia

  • Officer Union Church

    Officer Union Church

    At a meeting held in 1926 between the various religious denominations in the district it was decided to build a church for the use of all beliefs. Mr C Whiteside was elected president of the newly formed committee with Mr J Hammond as secretary and Mr I Wright the treasurer. Mr Wright promised to donate…

  • J Reg Henty Memorial

    J Reg Henty Memorial

    James Reginald Henty was the son of Thomas and Charlotte Henty (nee Carter). James inherited the property on his father’s death and remained there until he, himself died. A Berwick Shire Councillor and Shire President in 1913 to 1914. This boulder marks the place where J Reg Henty’s ashes were scattered after his death. Reference:BJ…

  • Ray Canobie Reserve

    Ray Canobie Reserve

    Address: 65 Duncan Drive, PakenhamSurveyed on: 14 June 2011Surveyed by: Fay

  • Ash Wednesday Memorial Park

    Ash Wednesday Memorial Park

    Plaque 1 (Lives & Property Lost) Transcription This plaque was erected by the residents of Upper Beaconsfield in grateful appreciation of the outstanding assistance given to our community during and after the Ash Wednesday Bushfires 16 February 1983. Our community losses included 21 lives / 186 homes / St. Johns Church / General Store /…

  • Cardinia Primary School

    Cardinia Primary School

    The Cardinia Primary School celebrated its centenary on 4-6 November 2011. Cardinia Primary School Honour Roll Transcription 1914 – Roll of Honor – 1918Scholars of Cardinia S S & Residents who enlisted from District Residents: Allars WS* / Allars SG / Andrews C* / Bell TS / Conroy JP* / Duggan R / Hobart G…

  • Cardinia Public Hall

    Cardinia Public Hall

    Honour Board Transcription Cardinia Public Hall Honour Board Presidents Secretaries 1924 – 46 M. Conroy 1924 – 36 G. B. Beazley 1947 – 48 G. A. Dixon 1937 – 46 H. C. Smith 1949 – 50 D. Threnoworth 1947 – 48 C. L. Chapman 1951 M. M. Conroy 1949 R. Simpkin 1952 – 55 A.…

  • Beaconsfield War Memorial

    Also known as the Beaconsfield Fallen Soldiers Memorial and unveiled on Saturday 18 March 1920 by Brigadier General Brand. Beaconsfield (1920, March 25). South Bourke and Mornington Journal Transcription (front) Sig GH ManningCpl AR BraggPte L ChristiePte J OsbornePte JF TuckerDvr HJ HarbourBmbr AG ChildsPte E DineleySpr H McNaughton Erected as a tribute to the…

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