Full page of "The Leader" April 8, 1942 p12. Collage of photographs includes one of A.W. Jessep with members of the Women's Land Army.burnley school of horticulture, a.w. jessep, women's land army, royal horticultural society, rhsv, dahlias, garden show

Article in The Age 09.05.2011 by Lieu Thi Pham about Tansy Good and the café she runs at Burnley Campus. She is a Burnley Graduate.the age, canteen, lieu thi pham, tansy good, burnley campus

Article about La Trobe's Cottage and, particularly Sandi Pullman and the Friends of La Trobe's Cottage, and their efforts to restore the garden.Photocopy of article in "The Herald-Sun" 30.03.2013 by Cheryl Critchley about La Trobe's Cottage and, particularly Sandi Pullman and the Friends of La Trobe's Cottage, and their efforts to restore the garden.valeriu campan, the herald-sun, la trobe's cottage, sandi pullman, sandra pullman, garden, cheryl critchley, friends of la trobe's cottage, garden restoration

Photocopy of article in "the Argus" 17 July, 1862. Description of the Annual Meeting, mainly financial difficulties. Ornamental portion. Praise for Mr Phillips, the gardener. Fruit tree area cleared and planting commenced.the argus, mr phillips, gardener, curator, fruit trees, financial difficulties, annual meeting, ornamental garden

Copy of article in "The Leader" 18 July, 1863 p15. Description of Special Meeting of the Horticultural Society of Victoria. Donations of plants listed.the leader, horticultural society of victoria, special meeting, donations of plants, burnley gardens

Photocopy of article in "The Age" 2 January 1863 p. 6. Description of the entrance to the gardens and how visitors arrived on the day. Detailed description of the Ornamental part and how the Experimental part was to be set up.the age, gardens, ornamental garden, garden opening, visitors, experimental garden, fruit trees

Copy of article in "The Victorian Farmers Journal and Gardeners Chronicle" 1 August, 1863 p 12. Description of the annual general meeting of the society. Funds were so low that Mr Phillips, the garden manager, had been given a portion of land (for growing tobacco) as payment for looking after the remainder.the victorian farmers journal and gardeners chronicle, mr phillips, gardener, tobacco growing, financial difficulties, curator, burnley gardens

Cop[y of article in "The South Bourke Standard" 29 July, 1864 p3. Description of the Annual Meeting of the Society. The December flood had destroyed the fruit tree plantings. The Government had refused a request to grant them more suitable land to the north so part of the ornamental section had to be broken up and planted with fruit trees.the south bourke standard, floods, ornamental garden broken up, fruit trees, fruit trees destroyed, refusal of government funding, government funding

Copy of article in "The Argus" 26 July, 1866 p7. Description of the annual meeting of members. Steadily advancing towards a collection of all fruit trees known. Able to distribute grafts to subscribers. Gifts of trees acknowledged.the argus, fruit trees, burnley gardens, victorian horticultural society, annual meeting, fuit trees, grafts of fruit trees, gifts of trees, donations

Copy of article in "The Weekly Times" 20 January, 1883 p3. Description of the entrance, ornamental garden and the Orchard. Another Orchard planted with peach trees. Mr. Neilson, curator, worked with one assistant.the weekly times, curator, mr neilson, orchard, ornamental garden, entrance, peach trees

Copy of transcription of article in "The Argus" 13 October, 1928 p. 6 by A.D. Hardy. Discussion of Monterey Pine and whether Pinus radiata and Pinus insignia are the same or different. Trees planted at Burnley in early years have been described as Pinus insignis.the argus, a.d. hardy, pine trees, pinus insignis, monterey pine, pinus radiata

Copy of article in "The Leader" (Melbourne) 24 April, 1886 p15. Description of a meeting of the Council of the Agricultural College with a view to acquiring land for an agricultural college near Melbourne.the leader, agricultural college, council meeting

Copy of article in "The Leader" (Melbourne) 13 July, 1889 p14. Discussion of proposal by the Royal Horticultural Society of Victoria to establish a school of horticulture on their grounds to be handed over to the government. It did not have sufficient income to continue managing the gardens.the leader, rhsv, royal horticultural society of victoria, financial difficulties, school of horticulture, government takeover, burnley gardens

Copy of article in "The Leader" 28 June, 1890 p15. Description of the Annual Meeting of the Society. Discussion regarding the proposed establishment of a horticultural college on the society's grounds. The Government to redeem their debts of £1000 and members to retain their privileges.the leader, rhsv, royal horticultural society of victoria, horticultural college, government funding, debts, meeting

Copy of article in "The Leader" (Melbourne) 17 May, 1890 p15. Description of meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society of Victoria regarding the proposed establishment of a horticultural college on the society's grounds. The Government to redeem their debts of £1000 and members to retain their privileges.the leader, rhsv, royal horticultural society of victoria, horticultural college, debts, government funding

Copy of article in "The Leader" (Melbourne) 1 November, 1890 p15. Description of a special meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society of Victoria to submit proposals made by the committee to the Government to take over the society's property and administer it. The Government to pay all liabilities and establish a Government School of Horticulture. Composition of committee of management.the leader, rhsv, royal horticultural society of victoria, horticultural college, government acquisition, government funding, school of horticulture, committee of management

Copy of article in "The Leader" (Melbourne) 25 October 1890 p15. Correspondence from Pro Bono Publico, Keilor, 20th October. States that necessary teachers are already available for the new college. Various bonuses for agricultural production already in place and fees would cover costs.the leader, keilor, teachers, horticultural college, fees, costs

Copy of article in "The Leader" (Melbourne) 11 October, 1890 p14. Description of how the gardens are to be taken over and administered by the Agricultural Department. Existing buildings to be used to establish a school of horticulture.the leader, gardens, school of horticulture, department of agriculture victoria, pavillion

Article in Progress Leader 24.05.2011 p 11. Description of Friends of Burnley Gardens member Liz Cooper's sustainability award from the Boroondara Council for her garden.the progress leader, liz cooper, sustainability award, boroondara sustainability award

Copy of letter To The Editor of "The Argus" from "A Woman Student" dated 26 July, 1899 p. 4. Female student querying a statement she had read in the paper about the removal of Mr Luffmann.the argus, female student, charles bogue luffman, c b luffmann, removal, principal, letter

Copy of letter to The Editor of The Herald in the Sydney Morning Herald 3 March, 1899 p. 8 from "One of Them." Letter from female student rebutting the idea that women could grow flowers.the sydney morning herald, the herald, female students, women gardeners, horticulture, letter

Copy of article in "The Australasian" 18.02.1899 p. 13. Article about the fact that women were not allowed to wear trousers at Burnley. the australasian, women gardeners, trousers, uniform, students

Copy of article in "The Argus" 19 December, 1901 p. 6. Prize giving - women identified by Miss or Mrs.the argus, female students, prizes, students

(1) Copy of article in "The Argus" 12 December, 1913 p13 by Ina Higgins (former student). Considering horticulture as a career for women. (2) Copy of article in "The Argus" 15 April, 1914 p12 by Vesta - Women's Activities - report of paper given by Ina Higgins in November 1913 at the Congress of the National Council of Women about gardening as an occupation.the argus, female students, ina higgins, georgina higgins, careers, career in horticulture, congress of the national council of women

(1) "Landscape Gardening - Hints for Adelaide Home Lovers," copy of article in "The News" (Adelaide) 21 August, 1923 p6 by Tessa Smith (former student). (2) "News of the Day" copy of article in "The Age" 8 October, 1896 p4. T. Smith in a play. (3) "Opportunities in Adelaide" copy of article in "The News" (Adelaide) 17 September, 1923 p6 by Tessa Smith on garden design. (4) "Social Notes" copy of article in "The Advertiser" 1 February, 1932.landscape gardening, tessa smith, female students, garden design, home garden design

Copies of articles about the resignation of C.B. Luffmann. (1) School of Horticulture: Mr. Luffmann's Farewell in "The Leader" 28.12.1907 p10. (2) Fruit Experts and Politicians: Pinpricks of Ministers in Bendigo Independent 21.01.1908 p4. (3) Resignation of Mr. Luffmann: Friction with the Minister in the Age 04.02.1908 p6. (4) Mr. Luffmann's Resignation: to the Editor of "The Age" from C. Bogue Luffmann 06.02.1908 p6. (5) Mr Luffmann's Resignation: Reply by Mr. Swinburne in the Age 07.02.1908 p5. (6) Mr. Luffmann's Resignation: to the Editor of "The Age" from C.B. Luffmann 08.02.1908 p14. (7) About People in the Age 18.02.1908 p4. Description of farewell dinner.the age, charles bogue luffman, burnley school of horticulture, resignation, c b luffmann, luffmann farewell, mr swinburne, principal

Copy of Letter to the Editor of "The Age" dated 9th March and signed by a large number of people. In The Age 10.03.1900 p.4. Letter to the Editor of "The Age" dated 9th March protesting the treatment of Mr. Luffmann.the age, charles bogue luffman, burnley school of horticulture, c b luffmann, resignation, principal, protests

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