Index
A
B
C
D
G
I
J
M
R
S
T
W
A
Alexanderson, Barry
assisted in providing water for Wicks Reserve pavilion
Augusta Road
Mortiboy Reserve on corner
B
Basin Football Club
first began using Batterham Reserve
Basin Progress Association
role in development of the Triangle
Ted Mortiboy President
Basin-Olinda Road
Wicks Reserve situated on
Batterham Reserve
Batterham Tennis Club formed
Don Maguire instigated purchase of land for
Fergus Chandler did first landscape design
first brick pavilion
first cricket games by Boronia Church of Christ
first hut and tent
first netball use
first oval
first tennis courts built
first tin shed pavilion
named in memory of Rowley Batterham
second oval
when proclaimed, interest in Wicks Reserve declined
Batterham Tennis Club
first formed
Batterham, Mrs
opened Basin Football Club brick pavilion
Batterham, Rowley
association with Batterham Park
C
Chandler, Bert
instigated purchase of land for Wicks Reserve
Chandler, Fergus
designed original Batterham Reserve
Chandler’s Hill Estate
Triangle originally part of
Cooper, Arthur
Basin Football Club storeroom and scoreboard named after
supplied tent for early days of Basin Football Club
D
Dance, Mr.
Shire secretary when Wicks Reserve land purchased
G
Gravenstein Reserve
Greenwell, Les
assisted in clearing for Wicks Reserve
Grumont Reserve
I
Inglis, Brigadier
Ferntree Gully Councillor
J
Jackson, Arthur
former Wicks Reserve committee member
Johnson, Eric
former Wicks Reserve committee member
M
Maguire, Don
first Basin Football Club brick pavilion named after
instigated purchase of land for Batterham Reserve
used draught horses to mow Batterham Reserve ovals
Maguire, John
purchased part of J. J. Millers land
sold land to Rowley Batterham
Major, Bill
former Wicks Reserve committee member
Miller, John James
owned land where Batterham reserve now stands
Mortiboy Reserve
significance of circle of pine trees
Mortiboy, Ted
assisted in Boronia level crossing accident 1926
Mortiboy Reserve named after
proprietor of the Wine Saloon on Mountain Highway.
used Mortiboy Reserve land for early scouting
R
Recreation Reserves
Batterham Reserve
Gravenstein
Grumont
Mortiboy
The Triangle
Wicks Reserve
Robinson, Randall
former Wicks Reserve committee member
Rowley Batterham
Batterham Reserve named in memory of
S
Stewart Street
Mortiboy Reserve on corner
Sword-grass Brown Butterfly
In Wicks Reserve
T
Triangle, The
originally part of Chandlers Hill Estate
W
Wallace, Cr. Marie
opened Basin Football Club brick pavilion
Wallace, Jack
organised plans for first Basin Football Club tin shed pavilion
Wicks Homestead
not originally on Wicks Reserve land
Wicks Reserve
creation instigated by Bert Chandler
drainage problems hindered development
first committee
first pavilion
has unique plant and wildlife
home to the Sword-grass Brown Butterfly
land for purchased by Ferntree Gully Council
land for purchased from Wicks family
named in memory of the Wicks family
planting of Red-fruited Saw-edge
proclaimed in 1942
Wicks Road
Wicks Reserve situated on
Wicks, Edmund
and Wicks Reserve
Wicks, Emily
approached to purchase land for Wicks Reserve