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	History of Melbourne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Melbourne began as a collection of tents and huts on the banks of the Yarra, yet within ten years, because of its economic position as a centre of pastoralism and land speculation it had established many stone and brick public and financial buildings.
		Melbourne's population reached 280,000 in 1880 and 490,000 in 1890.
		Melbourne became the centre of the Commonwealth Public Service, the defence forces, the diplomatic corps (admittedly very small until World War II), and also to a large extent of the legal profession, all of which reinforced the supremacy of Melbourne University and exclusive schools such as Melbourne Grammar School and Scotch College.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/History_of_Melbourne (3329 words)

	Carlton Gardens, Melbourne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Carlton Gardens is also the name of a small street in London, England which has had some prominent residents.
		The gardens are an outstanding example of Victorian era horticulture with sweeping lawns and varied European and Australian tree plantings consisting of deciduous English oaks, White Poplar, Plane trees, Elms, Conifers, Cedars, Turkey Oaks, Araucarias and evergreens such as Moreton Bay Figs, combined with flower beds of annuals and shrubs.
		The Garden contains a rare specimen of Acmena ingens (an Australian Lillypilly), only five other specimens are known, an uncommon Harpephyllum caffrum and the largest recorded in Victoria, Taxodium distichum, and outstanding specimens of Chamaecyparis funebris and Ficus macrophylla, south west of the Royal Exhibition Building.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carlton_Gardens,_Melbourne (827 words)

	Melbourne Museum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Melbourne Museum is located in the Carlton Gardens in Melbourne, Australia.
		The Melbourne Museum was originally located (along with the State Library and the old state gallery) in the city block between La Trobe, Swanston, Little Lonsdale and Russell Streets - the nearby Museum (now Melbourne Central Station) underground railway station was named after it.
		Melbourne Museum was on of the venues of Festival Melbourne 2006, a city-wide art festival held in conjunction of the 2006 Commonwealth Games, which was held in Melbourne.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Melbourne_Museum (500 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Melbourne
		Melbourne has undergone a major urban 'revival', such that it is sometimes classed as being in a second tier of "world cities"; the GaWC study group in the UK ranks Melbourne, on the basis of relative availability of specialised "advanced services" as a "minor world city" comparable to cities such as Vancouver, Osaka, and Prague.
		Melbourne is a large commercial and industrial centre, with many of Australia's largest companies, and many multinational corporations (approximately one-third of the 100 largest multinationals operating in Australia as of 2002) headquartered there.
		Melbourne is built on the land of the Kulin nation, the original Aboriginal inhabitants of the area.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Melbourne (3929 words)

	World Heritage: Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens, Melbourne
		The Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens, Melbourne, were inscribed on the World Heritage List at the 28th session of the World Heritage Committee held in Suzhou, China in July 2004.
		The North Garden was used to house temporary exhibition pavilions during the two international exhibitions.
		Unlike many international exhibitions, Melbourne's Exhibition Building was conceived as a permanent structure that would have a future role in the cultural activities of the growing city of Melbourne.
	www.deh.gov.au /heritage/worldheritage/sites/royal (590 words)

	Melbourne Travel Guide \| Fodor's Online
		Melbourne is also known for its rich migrant influences, particularly those expressed through food: the espresso cafés on Lygon Street, Melbourne's "little Italy," Brunswick's Middle Eastern/Indian/Turkish enclave, Richmond's "little Vietnam," or the Chinatown district of the city center.
		Named after then-British Prime Minister Lord Melbourne, the city of 3.5 million was founded in 1835 when Englishman John Batman and a group of businessmen bought 600,000 acres of land from the local Aborigines for a few trinkets.
		After gold was discovered in Victoria in the 1850s, Melbourne soon became the fastest-growing city in the British empire, and a number of its finer buildings were constructed during this period.
	fodors.com /miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=melbourne@99&... (523 words)

	IFPRA Archived News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games will be a landmark event in Melbourne's history creating lasting benefits for Victorians, Australians and the Commonwealth.
		The Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show is undoubtedly Australia’s most beautiful event, representing all areas of the Ornamental Horticulture Industry.
		This event, staged at the historic Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens invites you to escape the city hustle and bustle and to step into a world of flowers and scents, to literally “smell the roses”.
	www.ifpraasiapacific.org /news_archive2006.htm (125 words)

	If you Go: Melbourne, Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Bunjilaka, the Aboriginal Centre at Melbourne Museum, 11 Nicholson St., Carlton, Victoria, in Carlton Gardens; www.melbourne.museum.vic.gov.au.
		Melbourne's lauded and much-awarded Chinese restaurant serves a five-course set menu for $72 that includes wok-fried wild barramundi with ginger and Peking duck, its signature dish.
		Melbourne is also a great walking city, with many staffed tourist kiosks to help you find your way.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/04130/312353.stm (459 words)

	Carlton Gardens [Melb] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The City of Melbourne is seeking ideas and comments from users of the Carlton Gardens.
		It has also been suggested that the bike network around the gardens should be improved in preference to allowing cycling through the gardens.
		I ride thru (is it called carlton gardens at the southern end?) there approx 50% of mornings commuting, coming up from Napier St and left along Gertrude, thru the gardens and down to corner of Rathdowne and Vic.St.
	www.cyclingforums.com /t127213.html (2351 words)

	New Encyclopedia an A-Z of ‘marvellous Melbourne’ : Media Releases : News : The University of Melbourne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Encyclopedia of Melbourne is the first encyclopedia of an Australian city, and was inspired in part by the Encyclopedia of New York City.
		Beginning at the Abattoirs and ending at the Zoo, the Encyclopedia of Melbourne covers the places and events, trends and conflicts, missions and milk bars that have given the city its character over the years.
		It will be fittingly launched at the Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton Gardens at 11am on Monday 24 October by singer, songwriter, broadcaster and Melbourne personality Mike Brady, with the Vice Chancellors of the University of Melbourne and Monash University, and the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Academic Affairs) of Australian Catholic University.
	uninews.unimelb.edu.au /articleid_2895.html (462 words)

	Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens - World Heritage Site - Pictures, info and travel reports
		The Melbourne Centennial Exhibition was held at the Exhibition Building in 1888 to celebrate a century of European settlement in Australia.
		Melbourne was home for 3 years and it will forever be a special place.
		I've walked through the Carlton Gardens many times and yes, the building is impressive.
	www.worldheritagesite.org /sites/royalexhibitionbuilding.html (312 words)

	iTravel \| Melbourne Reviews
		As a visitor to Melbourne (or even a local who doesn't drive very often), you should be aware if driving a car that some roads have tolls...but not your conventional "stop and throw some coins in the bucket and drive off" type of tolls.
		Melbourne has electronic tolls that need to be prepaid (or within a 24 hour period of passing through tolled section of road).
		Melbourne's city is filled with fabulous and diverse shopping in the many little lane ways and alleys that run off and between all the city's major streets.
	www.iagora.com /itravel/icities/australia/melbourne/rv_print_all.html (11743 words)

	Flagstaff Gardens, Melbourne Accommodation
		The new heart of Melbourne is perfectly placed near the Queen Victoria Market and just minutes from the CBD, on the exit road to the airport.
		Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine), has both international and domestic terminals and is around 25km (10 miles) north west of the city.
		As a guide, the approximate flying time from Melbourne to Perth is 4 hours, to Sydney 1.5 hours, to Brisbane 3.5 hours and Cairns 3.5 hours.
	www.auinfo.com /Flagstaff_Gardens_Accommodation.htm (206 words)

	Quest Royal Gardens, Melbourne
		Welcome to Royal Gardens Apartments, where you will experience quality living in a quiet and peaceful garden environment.
		Set on acres of manicured gardens you will enjoy the ideal atmosphere for relaxation and be just a stone's throw from Melbourne's bustling and vibrant CBD.
		Whether you visit Royal Gardens Apartments for business or pleasure, rest assured that our efficient and friendly staff will ensure your stay with us will be enjoyable.
	www.ozhorizons.com.au /vic/melb/rga/rga.htm (277 words)

	Ronald Lewis: The Duigan Biplane Replica at the Melbourne Museum
		A special afternoon tea was held at the new Melbourne Museum to formally thank Carol Schultz and her sister Larraine Parkinson (now living in New Zealand), for the donation of a full size replica of the first all-Australian built aircraft in Australian skies, Duigan Pusher Biplane of 1910.
		The replica, built lovingly by hand by their father Ronald Lloyd Lewis over some eight years and with tools of his own design, was donated as a permanent and living tribute to their father and to inspire young and old that anything is possible.
		The replica, which now hangs in pride of place in the Grande Galleria of the Melbourne Museum is, unlike many similar replica aircraft, fully registered, with a permit to fly and is certified by CASA, the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority.
	www.ctie.monash.edu.au /hargrave/duigan_replica_mov.html (1128 words)

	Rydges Carlton Melbourne - Australia Hotel Accommodations
		Located five minutes from Melbourne's Central Business District and with views of Lincoln Square Gardens and the city's skyline, Rydges Carlton is convenient to a number of attractions.
		A short walk to Lygon Street's vibrant restaurants, the hotel is also nearby Queen Victoria Market, Carlton Gardens, Melbourne Zoo and the National Gallery of Victoria.
		The 107 guestrooms and suites at Rydges Carlton are swathed in earthtones.
	www.hotels.com /property.jsp?property=303326 (380 words)

	Nomination of Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens, Melbourne
		The Royal Exhibition Building was built in Melbourne's Carlton Gardens in 1880.
		Download Nomination of Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens, Melbourne Part 1 - PDF (royalexhpart1.pdf - 1151 KB)
		If you are unable to access these documents, please contact us to organise a suitable alternative format.
	www.deh.gov.au /heritage/worldheritage/sites/royal/nominationjump.html (179 words)

	The University of Melbourne Archives, William Henry Archer, list series 1-2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Re statement of Account between University of Melbourne Catholic College Fund and Bank of Victoria.
		Enclosure: Extract from the Age of 24 May 1897 being a letter on earthquakes and science by John Calvert.
		2/80 GOOLD, J.A. (Bishop of Melbourne 1847-1874, Archbishop of Melbourne 1874-1886.) 2/80/1 Rome.
	www.lib.unimelb.edu.au /collections/archives/lists/archer/ARCHR12.HTM (4788 words)

	Melbourne Museum: Website information: Australia's Culture and Recreation Portal
		Melbourne Museum is located beside the Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton Gardens, Melbourne.
		The Museum aims to be a storehouse of ideas, promoting public debate on issues such as the environment, new technology and social change.
		You will still be able to access everything in this site, but we do recommend you upgrade your browser to a more recent, standards compliant, browser.
	www.acn.net.au /website/info/2369.htm (180 words)

	Home page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Age Theatre at Melbourne Museum, Carlton Gardens
		The Other Film Festival, which coincides with International Day of People with a Disability (December 3), promises to be a festival unique among alternative and niche film festivals.
		The Other Film Festival acknowledges the financial assistance of the Australian Film Commission, City of Melbourne, Percy and Ruby Haddy Foundation and the Ian Potter Foundation.
	www.otherfilmfestival.com /home.htm (217 words)

	Carlton Gardens Tennis Club (Melbourne) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Located just minutes from Melbourne’s CBD, Carlton Gardens Tennis Club provides four outdoor tennis courts for the use of members and non members alike.
		Offering competitions, members sessions and public bookings throughout the week, the club encourages players to make use of the facilities including toilets, hot showers, kitchen and BBQ.
		Our focus is to provide a community orientated environment where players of all ages can socialise and relax whilst maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
	www.tennisvic.com.au /CarltonGardensTC (74 words)

	Dr. Rajkumar Buyya's Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I was associated with the Gardens Project, which aims at providing support for parallel computing across a network of non-dedicated workstations (cluster computing).
		I have established the Grid Computing and Distributed Systems (GRIDS) Laboratory in April 2002 and also led the formation of a new Parallel and Distributed Computing Research Group within the dept. The GRIDS laboratory and its research activities have been established through internal, national, and international research grants and awards.
		Buyya was part of a team (as one of the contributed staff members from the Universities sector/The University of Melbourne) that successfully bid for eWater CRC led by Prof.
	www.buyya.com /cv.html (13440 words)

	Táin: Edition 3 Letters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		At the Irish Day gathering in Melbourne's Carlton Gardens on Sunday 19 March, I enjoyed listening to the traditional music, meeting some of my countrymen and women, and watching the dancing of the young and the not so young.
		While my wife was purchasing some raffle tickets she was offered a copy of your magazine.
		It was a wonderful sharing of our life experiences and a joyful giving of thanks to our family.
	www.tain.net.au /tain3/let3.htm (1321 words)

	Category:Melbourne parks and gardens - All About All
		Category for parks and gardens in Melbourne, Australia.
		The Main article is Melbourne parks and gardens.
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	www.answers-zone.com /article/Category:Melbourne_parks_and_gardens (153 words)

	Travel Guide & accommodation fitzroy carlton Melbourne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Melbourne West Melbourne Airport & North South East Melbourne Eastern Suburbs Melbourne Bayside Melbourne Melbourne City Inner South East Melbourne
		With Carlton's 'Little Italy', Parkville's 'Parks' and North Melbourne 'pubs' - this is inner city living at its' best.
		Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Fitzroy, Carlton & Collingwood (Melbourne) include Brunswick, Fitzroy North, Carlton North, Parkville, Clifton Hill, North Fitzroy, Fitzroy, North Melbourne, Carlton Gardens, Carlton, Mt Hotham, Carlton South, Melbourne, Collingwood, East Keilor, Brunswick East, Kensington, Princes Hill, Brunswick West, and more.
	www.totaltravel.com.au /travel/vic/melbournearea/innernorthmelbourne (257 words)

	Media Releases - ACU National Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Melbourne, 25 May 2006: Justice Susan Crennan has been awarded Australian Catholic University’s (ACU National) highest honour, Doctor of the University (honoris causa), at graduations taking place in Melbourne today.
		Leading Australian actor, David Wenham has been awarded Australian Catholic University’s (ACU National) highest honour, Doctor of the University (honoris causa), at graduations taking place in Melbourne today.
		The religious Orders that founded ACU National have been celebrated in a specially commissioned poster, The Emergence of Australian Catholic University, unveiled by Vice-Chancellor, Professor Peter Sheehan AO, at a special event at the University’s Melbourne campus (St Patrick’s).
	www.acu.edu.au /ACU_National/News___Events_Calendar/index.cfm (741 words)

	Melbourne, Australia : The Carlton Gardens : Picture of The Carlton Gardens
		Melbourne, Australia : The Carlton Gardens : Picture of The Carlton Gardens
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		This is the ornate fountain of the Carlton Gardens.This area continues to be used for parkland and exhibition purposes, as well as being a popular spot for wedding photos.
	www.shanemcdonald.org /picture-view.php?id=141 (115 words)

	1 Bedroom Spa Apartment - Melb CBD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Spacious and modern apartment with fully equipped kitchen, separate living and dining area, washer and dryer in bathroom, iron/board, hairdryer, bathroom with Spa Bath, Foxtel, in-house movies available, broadband internet access, clock/radio and a desk.
		Stay in one of our Melbourne serviced apartments located in thriving Chinatown.
		Enjoy this central Melbourne city location which is within walking distance of the Carlton Gardens, Melbourne Exhibition Buildings, St Vincents Hospital, Treasury Gardens, Queen Victoria Markets, Melbourne Central Shopping Centre and famous Lygon Street in Carlton.
	www.reservations.net.au /specialsView.jsp?specialID=LB10NT (101 words)

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