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May and Friends Reading Letters
No full textBlack and white photograph of three girls sitting and reading letters. Underneath the photograph in black ink is " The Last Act. - Love Letters." Next to one of the girls is "May Lyle" in cursive and pencil
May Benson Lyle and Boy
No full textBlack and white photograph of a girl and boy sitting. Underneath the photograph in stylized writing is "Courtin'." in black ink, and on the bottom right corner of the photograph is "May Lyle" in cursive and pencil. Throughout the page and on the photograph are pencil markings
May and Friends Dress-Up, Photograph 1
No full textThe black and white photograph is of a girl posing in front of a bedroom fireplace. Underneath the photo in stylized writing is "Baby." in black ink. To the right of the photograph in cursive is "may playmate" in pencil
Queen of May [music] : cantatette : concluding with a maypole dance /
No full textFor chorus and piano.; Cover title.; "Specially suited for school entertainments, bazaars, concerts, and schools of every description.".; "November 1, 1897."--P. [1].; "'May Queen,' Werona, Vic."--P. [2].; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-vn3544150
May Morris
No full textMay was born at sea about 1859 to William Henry Groves and Sarah (nee Matthews); the birth was registered at Picton, New South Wales. In May 1877, May was a widow living at Sandy Creek in the Northern Territory where she met and married Publican of the Diggers Arms Hotel, Leonard Searles. Almost two years after the marriage Leonard and May split due to an infidelity by May; Leonard eventually left the Territory. In the 1891 Territory census May is listed as May Morris and she was living with a Harry Morris at Mt Todd, where daughter Zena Myrtle was born. In 1895 when May was 36, she was one of the 82 women who enrolled to vote after the franchise was granted to South Australian and Territory women in 1894. Her occupation was listed as "married woman" and she registered at the Katherine polling place. In November 1899 May was going by the name May Searles and married Territory mine manager William Marstin, a widower 23 years older than May. At Pine Creek in 1907 May's daughter Zennie married Ernest Castle. In July 1913 William Marstin died in the Territory. May died on 3 April 1915 at the Adelaide Hospital in South Australia.HousekeeperPionee
Portraits of May and Friends
No full textThere are five wallet-sized black and white photographs. One of the photographs is a photo strip with five prints. Each photograph provides a caption of their names in black ink. May's friends who are listed; are Grace, Willie, Alma, Leita, and Sue. Parts of the page have pencil markings
Charlie May Simon materials
No full textThis collection contains materials relating to Arkansas author Charlie May Simon
May and Friends Dress-Up, Photograph 2
No full textBlack and white photograph of a girl posing in front of a bedroom fireplace. Underneath the photograph in stylized writing is ' "Curly looks, curly locks, wilt thou be mine?" ' in black ink
The heads of the Anglican, Presbyterian and Methodist churches on their way to conduct the united religious service for the opening of Federal Parliament, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, 9th May 1927 [2] [picture] /
No full textTitle devised by cataloguer based on acquistion documentation, see file NLA 07/2775.; Attribution from information supplied by donor.; Part of the collection: Collection of photographs of the proceedings, ceremonies and outdoor views at the opening of the Australian Parliament, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, 9th May 1927.; Religious figures officiating included, the President-General, Methodist Church, the Rev. J.G. Wheen, Moderator-General, Presbyterian Church, the Right Rev. R. Scott West, D.D. and the Acting Primate, Anglican Church, Chaplain-General C. of E., the Most Rev. C.O.L. Riley, D.D.; Also available in electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn4270133; Donated by J.E. & C.M. Sibley, 2007
A joint religious service conducted by the heads of the Anglican, Presbyterian and Methodist churches held on a temporary platform constructed on the grounds of Parliament House, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, 9th May 1927 [picture] /
No full textTitle devised by cataloguer based on acquistion information.; Attribution from information supplied by donor.; Condition: Sl. soiled, yellowing.; Part of the collection: Collection of photographs of the proceedings, ceremonies and outdoor views at the opening of the Australian Parliament, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, 9th May 1927.; Religious figures officiating included, the President-General, Methodist Church, the Rev. J.G. Wheen, Moderator-General, Presbyterian Church, the Right Rev. R. Scott West, D.D. and the Acting Primate, Anglican Church, Chaplain-General C. of E., the Most Rev. C.O.L. Riley, D.D.; Also available in electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-vn4226780; Donated by J.E. & C.M. Sibley, 2007
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