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	Queen Victoria Market - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Queen Victoria Market is a major landmark in Melbourne, Australia.
		It is the only surviving 19th century market in the Melbourne central business district, with the fish, hay and corn, Eastern and Western markets having been demolished.
		Starting as a small market to the east of the city in 1857, it gradually expanded to space made available from the closure of a cemetery west of Queen Street and north of Franklin Street.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Queen_Victoria_Market (243 words)

	Queen Victoria Market - Elizabeth Street
		The Lower Market (bounded by Elizabeth, Victoria, Queen and Therry Streets) is the oldest part of the Market.
		Instead it was used as a Livestock and Hay Market until it was permanently reserved as a Market in 1867.
		The Upper Market (bounded by Queen, Victoria, Peel and Franklin Streets) was not originally reserved as a market but had a number of other uses including a school and drill hall.
	www.ripefruit.com /melbourne/sights/queen_victoria_market.htm (826 words)

	Print Article: A hot piece of history
		Her earliest memories of the doughnut kitchen are of travelling around country Victoria to regional shows with her parents and two brothers, combining doughnut selling with a six-week family holiday.
		In her five decades at the market Boening has come to see the vibrant, bustling place as a second home and regards some of the other stallholders as "like family".
		The Keep the Victoria Market Association was launched by residents who convened public meetings, collected 18,000 signatures on petitions and gained the support of other organisations.
	www.theage.com.au /cgi-bin/common/popupPrintArticle.pl?path=/articles/2004/02/04/1075853915910.html (833 words)

	Queen Victoria Market (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Queen Victoria Market is a famous and historic market that has been around for years.
		The lower market is the meat and fish section.
		The upper market is known for its huge variety and quality of fresh fruit and vegetables.
	teachit.acreekps.vic.edu.au /cyberfair2002/QueenVicMarket.htm (318 words)

	Queen victoria, queen victoria picture, the life of queen victoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Genealogy of Queen Victoria: The Plantagenets and the Capets...
		Queen Victoria could not have known that by transmitting the gene for hemophiliato her descendants, she was changing the course the royal family and of...
		The statue ofQueen Victoria in Victoria Square is by Thomas Brock and was unveiled on 10...
	www.lookjudaica.net /queen+victoria.html (1026 words)

	Melbourne, Australia: Home of the Cup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Melbourne is the capital of Victoria, and the second largest city in Australia.
		With over a thousand traders and three thousand staff, the Queen Victoria Market is the largest open-air market in the southern hemisphere.
		Fish, fowl, fruits, meat, and vegetables crowd the stalls; the market is a frenzy of activity.
	www.about-vacations.com /oceania/australia/melbourne-australia.php (966 words)

	Malaysian group plans city's first night market - theage.com.au
		Melbourne City Council planning committee spokeswoman Catherine Ng welcomed the Docklands market proposal, which she likened to a "sister market" to the Queen Victoria.
		The three markets have survived since the mid-1800s despite threats from developers, declining populations and supermarkets.
		Queen Victoria Market managing director Jim Monaghan confirmed he was talking to the Kuok Group but stressed the talks were preliminary.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2002/07/26/1027497411704.html (438 words)

	Renewable Energy Commercialisation in Australia - Solar Photovoltaic Projects - Queen Victoria Market urban integrated ...
		Melbourne City Council is installing urban integrated solar panels on the roofs of the historic Queen Victoria Market.
		The historic Queen Victoria Market in the centre of Melbourne is the largest tourist attraction in Victoria.
		The popularity of the market makes it an ideal location to showcase renewable energy in an urban environment and consequently Melbourne City Council is installing solar panels on the market roofs.
	www.greenhouse.gov.au /renewable/recp/pv/fifteen.html (446 words)

	Queen Victoria Market
		With details on over 400 markets, we believe that the White Hat listing of markets in Victoria is probably the most comprehensive available either on the web or in print.
		The Queen Victoria Market is aptly named because she is the queen not just of Melbourne markets but of Australian markets.
		At the Vic Market you will immediately see a representative cross-section of Melbourne's population - its ethnic mix, dress styles, language and most of all their attitude to life.
	www.whitehat.com.au /Melbourne/Markets/QueenVic.asp (673 words)

	Cunard Line Cruise Ships — Queen Victoria
		Queen Victoria will offer a wide range of accommodation, large standard outside cabins (170 sq ft) and a high percentage of balcony cabins (67%) -bringing new levels of luxury and choice to the British passenger.
		Queen Victoria will fly the red ensign; she will have the name of her home port, Southampton, on her stern and she will have a British Captain and Officers.
		Queen Victoria will be built at Italy’s Fincantieri shipyard near Venice with her keel scheduled to be laid in July this year.
	www.bargain-cruise.co.uk /cruise_line/ships/cunard_queen_victoria.asp (391 words)

	Queen Victoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Queen Victoria (18191901) Life and times of Queen Victoria with photos and a brief history of her life.
		ictoria, the daughter of the duke of Kent and Princess Victoria of SaxeCoburg, was born in 1819.
		Queen Lyric Although it was by both fans' and critics' standards a strong effort, it was unable to eclipse its predecessor, and thus as a result has been somewhat underrated.
	www.queen-area.com /queen-victoria_12.html (989 words)

	, Victoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The cemetery west of Queen Street and north of Franklin Street was closed, except for families with graves or vaults.
		A market was opened to its east in 1857, and gradually expanded on to the cemetery, as remains were disinterred, to form the Queen Victoria Market.
		The Dairy Produce Section of the Queen Victoria Market is in Elizabeth Street, on a market reservation of 1859.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/aaapage.html (4949 words)

	Queen Victoria Market - Melbourne's Market
		Enter your email address to stay up to date on Queen Victoria Market and Cooking School events.
		Tour the three main produce sections of the Market: the Meat and Fish Hall, the Fruit and Vegetable Stalls, and the Dairy Hall as you discover new food and meet specialist traders while sampling the goods.
		Queen Victoria Market, Corner Elizabeth and Victoria Streets, Melbourne, Victoria
	www.qvm.com.au (130 words)

	Queen Victoria Market - Travel Downunder - Discover the real Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This 19th century market is a historic landmark, a tourist attraction and an institution for all Melburnians.
		The 'Queen Vic' was opened in 1878, but the meat market building (except the Victorian facade) operated from 1866.
		The Suzuki Night Market Every Wednesday from 30 November 2005 - 22 March 2006 (except December 28) For the ultimate night out, Queen Victoria Market is the place to be every Wednesday evening from November 30 2005 to March 22 2006 (except 28th December 2005).
	traveldownunder.com.au /Victoria/Melbourne/Queen_Victoria_Market.asp (413 words)

	Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne, Australia
		At the northern, top end of the city (in Victoria Street, between Queen and Peel Sts) is Melbourne's famous Queen Victoria Market, a carry-over from the Victorian times.
		This is a working market with meat, fish, bakery and delicatessan sections as well as scores of fruit and vegetable vendor's stalls and general merchandise.
		The market is open Tuesday and Thursday from 6am until 2pm, on Friday from 6am until 6pm, on Saturdays from 6am until 3pm.
	www.melbourne.com.au /qvm.htm (234 words)

	Quong Tart - Into the Queen Victoria Market - City of Sydney
		With the construction of the Queen Victoria Market completed in 1898, Quong Tart saw the opportunity to expand his tea room business.
		In this letter to the Mayor, 23 November 1898, Quong Tart was negotiating the lease of an additional room for a cloak and smoke room.
		To make my Rooms at the Queen Victoria Markets complete and in all respects suitable for my purposes it seems necessary to provide a Cloak and Smoke Room.
	www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au /history/quongtart/QueenVM.html (167 words)

	Queen Victoria Market and Solar Energy - Our Past Meets Our Future Media Release 6 April 2003
		The funds were provided to the City of Melbourne under the $54 million Renewable Energy Commercialisation Program (RECP), which provides support for renewable technology initiatives with strong commercial potential and is part of the Howard Government's $300 million commitment to encourage the use and development of renewable energy technologies.
		World-first legislation that guarantees enough new renewable electricity is generated over the next 10 years to supply the residential needs of a city of 4 million people came into force on 1 April 2001.
		This initiative is being achieved by establishing an innovative market in renewable energy certificates, and is expected to deliver in excess of $2 billion of new investment in renewable energy in Australia.
	www.deh.gov.au /minister/env/2003/mr06apr03.html (1352 words)

	Who Is Market Man (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Market Man is a venture formed by a passionate food lover who has suffered a slight turn in direction.
		He felt the produce available in his home state of Victoria was second to none, but the demands of working life meant that he could not always enjoy the "BEST".
		In simple terms Market Man is an extra pair of hands available to source and deliver to you those fresh foods available from the Queen Victoria Market WHEN and WHERE YOU REQUIRE THEM.
	www.marketman.com.au /who.html (212 words)

	Wakefield Press – Queen Victoria Market
		Siu-Ling Hui has immersed herself in the lore of Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market, fossicked recipes from stall holders and professional chefs and learnt the stories of fish merchants, farmers and foodies.
		Along the way she gives guidance on how to shop in each of the food sections, how to ensure that what you’re buying is the freshest and the best – and why.
		There is no better way to discover the essence of Melbourne than to shop and mingle at the Queen Victoria Market.
	www.wakefieldpress.com.au /books/queenvictoriamarket.html (158 words)

	Night Market - Queen Victoria Market
		Queen Victoria Market's Suzuki Night Market, held on Wednesday evenings in the summer months, is where the weird and wonderful come out at night!
		This year, Suzuki and Carlton United Brewery's Cascade Brewery are proud to sponsor the Night Market.
		The Suzuki Night Market boasts 3 fully licensed bars and 4 regional Victorian wineries, who offer their best vintages both by the glass and the bottle.
	www.qvm.com.au /night_market.php (258 words)

	melbourne.citysearch.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		On Saturdays the atmosphere of the Queen Victoria Market (Vic Market to the locals) is electric.
		The market's deli section is where mouths water and stomaches growl at the sights and smells of cheeses, dips, fresh bread, wine and more.
		The Queen Victoria Market has been around for at least 120 years - it is actually built on the site of Melbourne's original cemetery.
	melbourne.citysearch.com.au /profile?fid=32&id=30277398&p=1 (442 words)

	Subject: Launch of Queen Victoria Markets solar panel installation Transcript 06 April 2003
		The Queen Victoria Market's roof is now home to 1,328 new shiny panels designed to give Melbourne's historic shopping complex a 30 per cent reduction in the amount of electricity absorbed every year.
		The Market is particularly well-suited, because although the builders didn't know it, they lined up the rooves in exactly the right direction.
		I mean, cranes feature in openings, and this was the turning of the first sod, and a big bucket of sand came and dropped it down, and he shovelled the sand off the tray, and then a plaque mysteriously appeared once the crane took off again.
	www.deh.gov.au /minister/env/2003/tr06apr03.html (1320 words)

	queen victoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Portrait of Queen Victoria in her Coronation robes and wearing the State Diadem, by Franz Xavier Winterhalter...
		Alexandrina Victoria, the only child of Edward, Duke of Kent and Victoria Maria Louisa of Saxe-Coburg, was born in 24th May 1819.
		Queen Victoria (1819-1901) Victoria was the daughter of Edward, the Duke of Kent and Princess Victoria of...
	www.goinginto.com /find?keywords=queen+victoria (405 words)

	Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne, Australia
		Constructed in 1863 the Queen Victoria Market is the place to be to experience Melbourne life today.
		A lot of the stuff in the general market is junk, but it's up to you to wade through it and find those great bargains.
		Queen Victoria Market, dating back to 1878, is not just a place for the shoppers, it is also a historical place, worth visiting just for the experience.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Australia_and_Oceania/Australia/State_of_Victoria/Melbourne-1873103/Things_To_Do-Melbourne-Queen_Victoria_Market-BR-1.html (1482 words)

	The Age 150th
		The Queen Victoria Market will soon have a new cappuccino and restaurant hall, to cater for the 280,000 tourists that visit it every year.
		Eight two-story terrace buildings facing Victoria Street are also being renovated adjacent to the new tent hall, with leases for these lucrative cafes and restaurants likely to be approved at tonight’s council meeting.
		The City of Melbourne believes the Queen Victoria Market is one of Melbourne’s most undervalued treasures.
	150.theage.com.au /view_bestofarticle.asp?intid=1183 (310 words)

	Melbourne shopping in a day - Touring routes - Tours and touring routes - Melbourne - visitvictoria.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Melbourne is famous for its many and varied shopping experiences, from the colour and bustle of outdoor markets, to chic international designer boutiques, and everything in between.
		Queen Victoria Market is the largest open-air market in the southern hemisphere (spread over seven hectares), and an historic landmark.
		Queen Victoria Market is bounded by Peel, Franklin, Victoria and Elizabeth streets, Melbourne.
	www.visitvictoria.com /displayObject.cfm/ObjectID.00085E19-4094-1A77-802780C476A905B9/vvt.vhtml (328 words)

	Queen Victoria Markets Gaslight Night Market at Rydges Carlton Melbourne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Every Wednesday night the Queen Victoria Market comes alive with the sights, sounds and smells of the Gaslight hawkers market.
		Wander the market tasting international fare, sampling local wines and peruse all the goods displayed for sale.
		The Queen Victoria Market is the largest undercover market in the southern hemisphere.
	www.rydges.com /7/event/RVCARL/Rydges-Carlton-Hotel-Melbourne/254.htm (121 words)

	Queen Victoria Market - Accessibility.com.au (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Description: The Market is divided into the lower market (meats, bakeries, food stalls) and the upper market (vast displays of fresh vegetables, clothing, leathergoods, fabrics, jewellery). Many of the Markets buildings date back to the last century.
		Access: The Markets are located on one level. The pathways are flat, level and wide.
		Toilets: There are accessible toilets in the male and female toilets in the lower markets (brick building between Elizabeth and Queen Streets).
	www.accessibility.com.au /melbourne/shopping/q_v_m.htm (161 words)

	Melbourne Central City, Victoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Postcode boundaries have not mirrored these expansions, and the Queen Victoria Market is in the West Melbourne postcode.
		The banking precinct, corner of Queen and Collins Streets, c.1910.
		At its rear (and in the West Melbourne postcode area), are the market sheds and covered areas, originally for wholesale and retail fruit and vegetables, but retail since 1969 when the new wholesale market was opened in Footscray Road.
	www.arts.monash.edu.au /ncas/multimedia/gazetteer/list/melbournecity.html (4911 words)

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