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Corones and Ryan.
Commissioner Ryan and Harry Corones after a shooting exhibition in the courtyard of the Corones Hotel, Charleville.
Open entryThe Theos Liquor Logo.
A logo made famous throughout Australia by premier Kytherian businessman, Theo Karedis. Theo Karedis. Notable Kytherian
Open entryTheo Karedis
Prominent Kytherian businessman. Founder of Theos Liquor. Theo Karedis. Notable Kytherian
Open entryTheos Liquor Logo. And the man behind the logo. Theo Karedis.
In very few Australian businesses has the person behind the store - become the face of advertising for that store. Examples in Australia include, Dick Smith. Theo's logo joins that of Andronicus, and Poulos Fish, as reco...
Open entryAdvertisement for Vaucluse Ocean Foods.
669 Old South Head Road Vaucluse 2030 [cnr, Oceanview Avenue] 02 9337 3082 Owned by the Kastrissios family from Livathi. There has always been a strong Kytherian presence in the small "village-style" shopping centre at R...
Open entryVaucluse Ocean Foods
Owned by the Kastrissios family from Livathi. 669 Old South Head Road Vaucluse 2030 [cnr, Oceanview Avenue] 02 9337 3082 There has always been a strong Kytherian presence in the small "village-style" shopping centre at R...
Open entryKythera
Author: Chadjidimitriou Tzeli When Published: 2000, 2001 Publisher: Crete University Press Available: http://www.cup.gr/en/catalogue/book.asp?bookID=269 Description:22x26 cm, 112 pg, colored ISBN: 960-524-119-6 KYTHERA B...
Open entryKaravas. History of the Birth of the Town.
From the Kythiraika, Newspaper. Editor: Manolis P Kalligeros 210 - 9827436 Fax: 210 - 9885982 Contact Kythiraika, Newspaper, Athens here April, 1998 Edition. Page 8. Language: Greek.
Open entryGlytsos family. Photo from Jennie Vlanton's collection of family photo's.
By, Jennie Vlanton Homecomings section, Odyssey Magazine. May/June 2006 Odyysey, pp.102-103 http://www.odyssey.gr/ Jeonie Vlanton, a retired public school teacher, lives with her husband Elias in Kent, Ohio. Married in 1...
Open entryElias Vlanton and Elias Vlanton Jnr, in Potamos.
By, Jennie Vlanton Homecomings section, Odyssey Magazine. May/June 2006 Odyysey, pp.102-103 http://www.odyssey.gr/ Jeonie Vlanton, a retired public school teacher, lives with her husband Elias in Kent, Ohio. Married in 1...
Open entryJennie Vlanton in Dokana.
By, Jennie Vlanton Homecomings section, Odyssey Magazine. May/June 2006 Odyysey, pp.102-103 http://www.odyssey.gr/ Jeonie Vlanton, a retired public school teacher, lives with her husband Elias in Kent, Ohio. Married in 1...
Open entryEmmanuel Kritharis. Death Certificate.
The First Kytherian Immigrant to Australia. The ‘First Kytherian’ Question First Published in The Greek Australian Vema, April 2006. pages 10/28 and 11/29. Peter Vanges is author of Kythera. A History. Kythera. A History...
Open entryA hand written letter of Emmanuel Kritharis forwarded on the 14th April 1902 to his brother at Kythera.
The First Kytherian Immigrant to Australia. The ‘First Kytherian’ Question First Published in The Greek Australian Vema, April 2006. pages 10/28 and 11/29. Peter Vanges is author of Kythera. A History. Kythera. A History...
Open entryThe burial ground of Emmanuel Kritharis has stayed undisturbed in Woronora General Cemetery.
The First Kytherian Immigrant to Australia. The ‘First Kytherian’ Question First Published in The Greek Australian Vema, April 2006. pages 10/28 and 11/29. Peter Vanges is author of Kythera. A History. Kythera. A History...
Open entryObituary Notice. Kevin J Cork,
13th March, 1998. Enclosed in Kino magazine, Autumn 1998, No. 63. Kevin Cork, Philokytherian, Biography Conserver of the Hellenic and Kytherian Cinema Heritage in Australia.
Open entryDepartment of Immigration photograph of the 5 000th Greek migrant in 1955.
National Archives, Australia, Canberra, A.C.T. From, Article on groundbreaking Greeks, NAA
Open entryThe Greek Orthodox Primate receiving his naturalisation certificate in 1979.
National Archives Australia, Canberra, A.C.T. From, Article on groundbreaking Greeks, NAA
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