No. 141, AUGUST 1965: Sir John Monash p74. The Austin family in Australia p78. The squatters in Gippsland p97. William Rutledge p110.

No. 142, NOVEMBER 1965: Roentgen's discovery of the X-Rays and the pioneer Melbourne radiologists p136. Viticulture (wineries, vinyards) at Geelong and Lilydale p154.

No. 143, FEBRUARY 1966: A history of the Royal South Street Society of Ballarat p5. The men from East Anglia - the Wedge family p22. The discovery of the Woods Point goldfield p50.

Nos 144 and 145, MAY and AUGUST 1966: Report of the first Victorian Historical Conference: Local and regional history. Contents: The first invaders: an illustrated study of the prehistory of Victoria p85. Sources of local history p104. Problems of interpretation p116. Problems of writing p133. The role of affiliated historical societies p149.

No. 146, NOVEMBER 1966: Village settlements p189. Four North-Eastern portraits p202. Doctor George Edward Mackay, Myrhee Pastoral Run, King Valley p202. William Bowman, Tarrawingee Pastoral Run, Ovens Valley p207. William Forlonge, Seven Creeks Station, near Euroa p209. Henry Kneebone, Bowman's Forest and Whorouly Districts, Ovens Valley p214. The development of a zoological garden (zoo, zoos) at Royal Park p221.

No. 147, FEBRUARY 1967: Australian children's literature: a history to 1920 p6.

No. 148, MAY 1967: The Holden saga (Holden motor car / automobile company, General motors Holden GMH) p42. The Merriang Road: its discovery and development (1824-1860s) p60. The Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force (W.A.A.A.F.): an outline history p74. The Australian Women's Land Army: a brief history p87.

No. 149, AUGUST 1967: A century of Naval defence (Royal Australian Navy) p104. The origin and growth of the Legacy Movement in Australia p133. The victory of the ballot in 1856 (election campaign in Victoria) p144.

No. 150, NOVEMBER 1967: Water in the Mallee p169. The late emeritus professor William Alexander Osborne: an appreciation p236. Classes of archival records in the custody of the State Library of Victoria p240.

Nos 151 and 152, FEBRUARY and MAY 1968: The writing of history p11. How Victoria began: printed works on Australia Felix and the Port Phillip district to 1850 p24. How Victoria began: what has been done and what might be done p35. The beginnings of law in Victoria p40. The function of land in a colonial society p46. The growth of a folk museum (Swan Hill) p52. Affiliated societies: problems of local historical societies in the metropolitan area p60. Affiliated societies: problems of local historical societies in country areas p64.

No. 153, AUGUST 1968: Farewell to Mr Alan Thomas Latham p87. Richard Hale Budd: a nineteenth century educationist p89. Doctor George William Torrance: the first head of Trinity College in the University of Melbourne p113. Clement Hodgkinson (1819-93): the first Secretary of the Board of Crown Lands and Survey, Victoria p127. William Bailey and Mount Egerton p139.

No. 154, NOVEMBER 1968: Deaths of war historians: Charles Bean and Gavin Long p154. Percy Leason: artist, cartoonist and historian p158. Church architecture in Australia p181. Some aspects of the first Selection Acts in Victoria p197.

Nos 155 and 156, FEBRUARY and MAY 1969: The Society's diamond jubilee p8. Doctors and daguerreotypes: contributions of medical men to the history of photography p23. Captain Foster Fyans of Portland Bay district p45.

No. 157, AUGUST 1969: Governor Arthur and the opposite coast p87. Major General Sir Charles Rosenthal: soldier, architect and musician p101.

No. 158, NOVEMBER 1969: Talking of overlanders p150. Some aspects of prehistory in Victoria p173. Ludwig Leichhardt p190. The late Doctor Colin Ferguson Macdonald: an appreciation p204.

No. 159, FEBRUARY 1970: Two kinds of Australian patriotism (historiography) p225. The gold escorts p244. The gold generation p265.

No. 160, MAY 1970: Point Hicks: land or illusion of land? p285. Captain Cook bi-centenary celebrations in Victoria in 1970 p298. Thomas Finn (1813-95) p307. William Wilkinson Wardell: architect and engineer p327. John Helder Wedge at Port Phillip in 1835 p351.
No. 161 and 162, AUGUST and NOVEMBER 1970: The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia p375. Charles Webb (1821-98) p396. Major General M.F. (Major Francis) Downes p424.

No. 163, FEBRUARY 1971: Australian eponymy: or who to name buildings after p484. The historical impact of the Australian Natives Association p501. Recollections of mining: at Percydale in the Avoca district p521.

No. 164, MAY 1971: Buggy ride to Birdsville in the 1890s p539. Charles Thatcher: the bard of Bendigo p554. The case for the Superintendent: a defence of C.J. (Charles Joseph) La Trobe p565.

No. 165, AUGUST 1971: Point Hicks to Cape Howe p579. An outline history of H.M.A.S. Cerberus p597. Mechanics' Institutes in Victoria p607. Air power and Australian defence 1923-1939 p618. The late Sir Frederick Shedden: an appreciation p633.

No. 166, NOVEMBER 1971: Marjorie Tipping: first woman to become President of the Society p653. An historical survey of Australian nationalism p656. The artist as historian p679. Cast iron architectural ornamentation p688. The secularization of public education in Victoria, 1851-75 p693. The genesis of botanical science in Victoria, 1851-75 p699.

No. 167, FEBRUARY 1972: The passing of Harold Edwin Williams p715. Two Melbourne builders 1853-1920: Thomas Cockram and his son p719. Thomas Mitchell: route in north-western Victoria p741. The Victorian Horse Artillery p749.

No. 168, MAY 1972: Mr John Ridley McEwan: a former councillor of the society p795. Daniel White: coachbuilder (coaches) of Melbourne from 1869-1923 p803. W.W. (William Wilkinson) Wardell, Inspector General of Public Works 1861-78 p820. Lieutenant General Henry Douglas Wynter: an officer of the Australian Staff Corps p837.

No. 169, AUGUST 1972: One hundred years of engineering in Victoria p883. H.V. McKay: a pioneer industrialist p885. The police strike in Melbourne p896. Charles Joseph La Trobe: governor, explorer, naturalist and conservationist p936.

No. 170, NOVEMBER 1972: Noel Fulford Learmonth: an appreciation p955. Sir George Frederick Verdon: a forgotten Victorian p959. Paddle steamers (steamboats) on the Murray p978.

Nos 171 and 172, FEBRUARY and MAY 1973: Orphans and destitute children in Victoria up to 1864 p5. Melbourne's horse-drawn cabs and buses p19. Melbourne money and Queensland sugar p32. A biographical sketch of James McKain Meek p40.

Nos 173 and 174, AUGUST and NOVEMBER 1973: Industry of knowledge (history of electronic communications) p66. River transport on the greater Murray (River) network p78. Some economic aspects of coaching (coaches) p89. Trade and communications across the straits: Gippsland to Van Dieman's Land 1841-1851 p95. Early mail (postal) communications in Victoria p108. Harold Clapp and Railways p117.

No. 175, FEBRUARY 1974: A history of the Mornington Peninsula as it relates to vegetation p5. Four years remembered: a survey of the years 1774, 1824, 1874 and 1924 p30. Immigration during the 1850s through the south-western outports of Victoria p39. Farms and goldfields: evolution of land settlement in Victoria p47.

No. 176, MAY 1974: The Matthew Flinders bicentenary celebrations in Victoria p65. Homage to Matthew Flinders p75. Moll and d'Apres: two atlases in the society's collection p79. The life of Matthew Flinders p83. In the wake of Flinders p99. The Matthew Flinders bicentenary 1774-1974: final report of the Geelong Regional Committee p106.

No. 177, AUGUST 1974: The flight of Captain Hermann Detzner: a New Guinea saga p123. John Robertson Duigan: a pioneer aviator in Australia p141. New South Wales and the Port Phillip District: decentralisation or separation 1840-1850 p160. The late Marcus Hayman: an appreciation p164.

No. 178, NOVEMBER 1974: Doctor M.L. Verso: the society's new president p175. Wilson's Promontory in Victoria: its commercial utilization in the 19th century p179. Portuguese discoverers on the Australian coast p201. Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Wakefield: his singular ornithological collection p229.

No. 179, FEBRUARY 1975: Graziers and farmers in the Western District 1890-1914 p250. Transition from horse to motor transport p283. The early cattle runs of the Westernport watershed p303. The Free Church of England in Victoria p316.

No. 180, MAY 1975: James Thomas Harcourt (1813-1893): a 'social worker' in early colonial Victoria p337. The George William Rusden papers p348. Lieutenant-General Sir John Dudley Lavarack: Australia's 14th Chief of the General Staff p365. Melbourne's two oldest clubs (Melbourne Club and Melbourne Cricket Club) p409.

No. 181, AUGUST 1975: Augustus Wolskel: a biographical note p425. Territorial conquest: Phillip and afterwards (Australia - discovery and exploration) p429. The shape of the suburbs (Carlton) (urbanization) p447. Melbourne's early growth - economic, geographic or aesthetic? p453. The proper study of mankind (this paper attempts to provide guidelines and encouragement for co-operative research between historians and natural historians [geologists, botanists, soil scientists and geographers] in local studies of our landscape) p463. Our changing coastline (Corner Inlet - Port Albert Harbour p476, Gippsland Lakes p484, Rabbit Island p487). Maps: North Carlton - section 73, 74 p450. North Carlton - section 79, 80c p451. Victoria - predominant original vegetation p465. Victoria: original surface water resources p466.

No. 182, NOVEMBER 1975: The La Trobe Centenary Commemoration Committee p495. The role of C.J. (Charles Joseph) La Trobe in Victoria, 1839-1854 p497. A day of 1839: Mr La Trobe's arrival in Victoria p519. The administration of Captain William Lonsdale p530. Mr La Trobe's perplexities: choosing legal advisers p544. The alienation of Melbourne Parks p549. C.J. La Trobe: a study of heredity and character p571.