They specialise in providing ladies and transsexuals for the entertainment of their visitors and the owners have over 20 years of experience in the industry. The Number 1 is based in Moorabbin and has been kitted out with some stunning decor; definitely one of the best looking brothels we’ve seen around Melbourne. Clean, modern and known for its calibre of escorts, Number 1 also provides an escort outcall service giving you plenty of options for living out your fantasies. A brothel that offers something a little darker and edgier, Club Pleasure is known for its kink services as well as for having a mix of transsexual ladies available to play with.
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Investigation showed this was false; her parents were ill and the child is being cared for by CHILDS. Frank is the child’s uncle and wants the care of her. FREEMAN, Caleb, Maryborough Qld., wrote in 1912 re his wife who ran away in 1910 with Charles or Goldbarg KHAN of Antwerp, Khan has written that she has died; seeks confirmation. Police find that he has deserted her and she is living with Curum DEEN/DEHAN at Rainbow; has several young children with her. FENNELL, E.O., Cooranbong, NSW, wrote in 1915 re his wife Ethel, who left 3 months prior with their child, for a visit to her mother in Penola SA, and hasn’t returned. Subsequent letter reveals his sister Mrs SEARLES reports she won’t be returning.
In 1946 the hospital moved to Lonsdale Street. The Ragged Boys’ Mission Latrobe and Exhibition Streets , a non-denominational organisation caring for ‘waifs and strays’ was established in Melbourne by Mr William Minton. It operated a home for boys on the corner of Latrobe and Exhibition Streets. The term ‘ragged school’ was adopted from Britain, where charity schools for underprivileged children were given this name from around 1840. The organisation moved to Frankston in 1901 to a holiday home for boys known as Minton Boys’ Home, after the founder of the Ragged School. At 282 Exhibition Street.

If you have any experience of this brothel, please drop us a comment. Image via Paradise Angels.There is very little information on their website about the girls with just five ladies being detailed, all of whom are from Asia. This brothel is reportedly open daily from 11.00am to 3.00am. Image via Google Maps.There is private and secure on-site parking with discreet waiting rooms for guests and comfortable rooms. Also known as Moonlight Babes, the Moon Club in Dandenong South is a reasonably popular brothel with an international cast of ladies to choose from.
In 1916 she admitted she was still married to Hans Thomas Peter HANSEN who had deserted her in 1912, enlisted, was wounded in battle and returned to confront her. Copy of marriage certificate and very detailed case history on file. ‘GLEN HOLME’ Caulfield. GLANVILLE, Maud, Broken Hill, wrote in 1914, has heard her husband Harry is in Melbourne, seeks maintenance. GLANS, John, died Broadmeadows 1895, a Swede. File re burial and sale of property.
FINDLEY, Catherine Ellen, Port Melbourne, issued warrant in 1914 for arrest of John SHORTEN for deserting child Eileen Mavis Findley; 30 years, well-known footballer with the Collingwood club. Letter from friend maggie MILLER, St Kilda, on file. FERGUSON, Henry alias FRANKLIN. Information sought by wife Mrs. Franklin, Newtown, Sydney in 1902; she hasn’t heard from him for 15 years. FENTON, Jane, left husband Michael in Perth in 1896, taking 5 year old son with her. Was a noted horsewoman, believed to have gone to uncle in Geelong, but located elsewhere.

It’s a contemporary enough venue and they have spa facilities, private introduction rooms, spacious balcony rooms and a huge waiting lounge. However, the place isn’t a luxurious bordello and does lack a bit of atmosphere. Close to the airport and with easy access, they are a convenient out of town bordello that has an excellent reputation for its service, high-class facilities and selection of stunning courtesans. Speaking of TLC, you don’t come to a brothel to admire the woodchip so it is fortunate that the ladies here are, reportedly, in a better state of repair. Featuring a line-up of Asian ladies, Romantics has no published roster or photos so you will be going in blind. One of Melbourne’s long serving brothels, Romantics has been in business for over 25 years and remains a popular choice in the Brunswick area.
GILLIGAN, William Herbert, 23 years, died of typhoid fever at Hughenden Hospital Queensland in 1899. FINDLAY, matron, asks police to notify family in Kyneton. The father was James. Wife wrote from Clifton Hill in 1899; he had left over 3 years ago, leaving her with 4 children.

Investigations shows this is false, details of his family given. A solicitor named FINN is a relative. GREY, Edward, arrested at Malmsbury in 1867 during Waterworks Strike, charged with threatening language and sentenced to 3 months gaol. Father Robert GRAY of Brunswick visits police headquarters and local residents in Fitzroy petition for his early release. GREGOR, C., A.B. H.M.S. Challenger wrote in 1908 asking details of the gaol sentence his wife Ruby, known as WILLIAMS, was undergoing; plans to meet her on her release.
It makes a sobering contrast with the shopping precinct which once existed at the Flinders Street station where the Mutual Store catered to the carriage trade. An easterly retail precinct extends along Bourke Street, Little Bourke Street and Lonsdale Street . Bourke Street east hosts a high proportion of entertainment venues.

GROTTY, F., Parkside, wrote in 1912; a year ago his wife left him with -HEINZE, taking their 3 children with her. Police found them in Ballarat. He has sold his business there, and wants to take the 2 sons, Fritz Otto Herman, 17 years, and Ernest Ferdinand, 16 years, to Germany with him; the daughter Elsie can stay with her mother. GRANLAND, George Arthur, Cue WA, wrote in 1909 re his wife and children Myrtle, Walter, Florry and Ella, who have left him for Victoria.