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List view record 41: Alexander Taylor HopkinsonList view anchor tag for record 41: Alexander Taylor Hopkinson
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Alexander Taylor Hopkinson

Alexander Taylor Hopkinson19UU
Items relating to Alexander Taylor Hopkinson, b.1852? -d.1935, Licensee of Meat Market Hotel.
List view record 42: Alfred HaylesList view anchor tag for record 42: Alfred Hayles
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Alfred Hayles

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Items relating to Alfred Hayles (b.18--? -d.1906), a confectioner of Errol Street, North Melbourne.
List view record 43: Alfred JoyList view anchor tag for record 43: Alfred Joy
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Alfred Joy

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Biographical information relating to Alfred Joy, who lived in North Melbourne and operated as an auctioneer.
List view record 44: Alice Emily NolanList view anchor tag for record 44: Alice Emily Nolan
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Alice Emily Nolan

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Items relating to Alice Emily Nolan who lived at 108 Leveson Street from 1936-1941, after that 22 Waltham Place Richmond until at least 1959.
List view record 45: Alice LuscombeList view anchor tag for record 45: Alice Luscombe
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Alice Luscombe

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Items relating to the life of Alice Luscombe. Includes hand-written letter.
List view record 46: All Nations HotelList view anchor tag for record 46: All Nations Hotel
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All Nations Hotel

Gardiner, Blair199U
This hotel appeared to never have operated. It requested a licence to operate from Arden Street in 1865. Copy of page from Blair Gardiner's survey of Hotels of Hotham.
List view record 47: The amalgamation of North Melbourne, Kensington and Flemington into the City of Melbourne in 1905List view anchor tag for record 47: The amalgamation of North Melbourne, Kensington and Flemington into the City of Melbourne in 1905
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The amalgamation of North Melbourne, Kensington and Flemington into the City of Melbourne in 1905

Age1905
Newspaper articles relating to the amalgamation of North Melbourne, Kensington and Flemington into the City of Melbourne in 1905. Includes articles from The Argus, The Age, The West Bourke Times, The Essendon Times and The Flemington Times ranging from 1900 to 1905.
List view record 48: The amber nectar : a celebration of beer and brewing in AustraliaList view anchor tag for record 48: The amber nectar : a celebration of beer and brewing in Australia
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The amber nectar : a celebration of beer and brewing in Australia

Dunstan, Keith1987
Discusses the Carlton and United Breweries Clydesdale teams and how one horse would not allow the team to pass the Melrose Hotel without stopping to get peppermints.
List view record 49: The Amess FamilyList view anchor tag for record 49: The Amess Family
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The Amess Family

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Various items relating to The Amess Family. Samual Amess was a building contractor originally from Scotland.
List view record 50: Amos BartramList view anchor tag for record 50: Amos Bartram
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Amos Bartram

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Includes extract from Victoria and its Metropolis and biographical information. Amos Bartram was a tinsmith of Kensington.
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