Hardcover book with a green cover and red printed text. 190 pages. Frontispiece illustration: ' A page from the author's sketch book'.fictioneden phillpots, fiction, children's fiction

Robert Fortune introduced 190 species of Chinese plants to Britain and the West.This article gives a brief background to some of the plants originally from China, that can be seen in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens.2 pages of print in columns. The first page has three pictures of plants on the lefthand side with a floral background. The second page has a floral backround on the righthand side.Nonejohn garner, doctor john garner, ballarat botanical gardens, friends of ballarat botanical gardens, robert fortune, china, wisteria sinensis, azaleas, reeves collection, john reeves., john garner collection, gardens, ballarat

190 p. : plain black cover, title and author's name embossed in gold on spine. Cartoon-like images of a doctor in white on spine.fictionriichard gordon, fiction, humour

Hardcover book, 190 pages. Book has a plain red cover. Text, front cover: ' WHERE / ARE YOU / GOING? / RUBY M. / AYERS.fictionRomance novel.romance, fiction, ruby m. ayres

Purpose built mechanical calculation machine for determining the drift of aircraft when operating in crosswind conditions. This device has an eyepiece and a prismatic periscope for viewing a distant feature being tracked. This device has calibrated rotary scales for height, speed (in KNOTS and MPH), and an adjustment to preset the 'crab angle' of the aircaft for cross wind compensation. The device can be opened for cleaning or maintenance purposes. Refer to the following extracts for information about bomb drift: "Crosswinds brought into the bombing problem a new factor, "drift" In order to fly a given ground track in a crosswind, an aircraft had to "crab" into the wind; the angle formed between the aircraft's true heading and its ground track was called the "drift angle" In a crosswind, the bomb would impact directly behind the aircraft and along its longitudinal axis at the moment of release. But this meant that the bomb would strike the ground at some point downwind of the aircraft's ground track. Thus, in order to score a hit, the bomber had to fly a ground track that ran upwind of the target." "Air resistance acting on a bomb after release caused it to lag behind the drop point and hit somewhere behind the bomber. The distance from a point beneath the aircraft at the instant of bomb impact to the point of bomb impact was called "trail." Trail increased as the bomber's airspeed increased or as its altitude increased. Furthermore, since different bombs encountered different resistance in the air, trail was also a factor of bomb shape."A. M. Drift Recorder MKII REF. No 6B/190 No 2668/41 X/ 3606 3E4H28

B&W lasercopy, one of four on a page of photos of Bert Turner family home, 190 Nott Street. (See also item 914 re furnishings)built environment - domestic, ken turner

An analysis of men in leadership positions, encompassing politics, the public service, education, the armed forces, & activism. There is one chapter about the power of women.Britons, biographies, leadership.Book; 190 pages. Dustjacket: blue background; green and white lettering; author's name and title. Cover: blue background; gold lettering; author's name and title.btlc, ballarat trades hall, ballarat trades and labour council, mallaby, george, leadership - male, leadership - female, politics and government - united kingdom, armed forces, public servants, activism

Ringwood East Primary School 4180 started in 1924 and this photograph was taken of the 190 children at the school when it closed in 1993.Blue covered photograph with sketch of school on front, logo, 1924-1993; Inside cover has names, photo of whole school final year 1993

SANDHURST (Bendigo) SCHOOL OF MINES letter from J.A. Johnstone , The Aboriginal Poster King - dated 190? To Mr W.H. Walter -Registrar School of Mines on cream writing paperdocument

B&W lasercopy, one of five on a page of photos of Bert Turner family of Nott Street: Lily Norton Turner sweeping in back garden of 190 Nott Street 1950s?domestic life, built environment - domestic, bert turner, lily norton turner

Description: 190 pages. Published by RAAF. Published 22/4/1982. AAP 7291.021-2M (-1, -2, -6) Level of Importance: World.

190 p. : section of original dust jacket, with image of a man and woman embracing, while another woman looks on, pasted to front cover. Title and author's name hand printed on spine.fiction"Deborah's beauty is a mask which hides a most unlovely nature".fay ramsay, fiction, romance

B&W lasercopy, one of four on a page of photos of Bert Turner family home, 190 Nott Street: Ken Turner on verandah, 1940s. (See also item 914 re furnishings)built environment - domestic, ken turner

B&W lasercopy, one of five on a page of photos of Bert Turner family of Nott Street: young Ken Turner and mother Lily Norton Turner in back garden of 190 Nott Street 1940s?domestic life, built environment - domestic, bert turner, lily norton turner

BLACK HARDCOVER BOOK WITH RED COTTON SPINE, WHITE SPACE IN THE MIDDLE WITH "MINUTE BOOK" IN INK J.T. HARDEN SEC. , FRASER STREET CLUNES 1936 TO 1950, 190 PAGES MINUTES OF THE FIRE BRIGADEfire brigade, j.t.harden

Ken Turner kept these invoices. They were from when his parents moved into 298 Nott Street, Port Melbourne in 1913. They lived the rest of their lives in this house, which later became 190.Photocopies of two page invoice for furniture purchased by H. Turner, with list of items purchased when furnishing a new home 10.4.1913. Furniture purchased from H Ackman Pty Ltd, Smith St Fitzroydomestic life, herbert turner, h ackman