Newspaper article describing a large exhibit of fruit, vegetables and dahlias sent from Burnley to a Show (Royal Agricultural?) when A.W. Jessep was Principal. The report mention George Russ, who retired in 1936. Varieties of fruit and dahlias named.fruits, vegetables, dahlias, a.w. jessep, exhibition, george russ, royal agricultural show, apples, pears

John Smith was a carpenter and/or timber merchant who emigrated from England to Australia. He settled in Launceston in 1834-6. In 1836 he married Susannah (of Birmingham, nee Bradney/Bradbury, daughter of a gunsmith). Their first child was born in Launceston in 1837 (records in Wesleyan Church). They set out to try the Californian goldfields but at Tahiti they received such bad news about the Californian goldfields that they changed their minds and returned to Port Phillip. Apparently, John Smith's nephew George died of T.B. less than a year after arriving at Tarnagulla. John Smith, Susannah and two of their 9+ children are buried in St Kilda Cemetery (Wesleyan sector). They were lifelong members of the Wesleyan Church. A John Smith, carpenter was listed as being a business in Wellington St, St Kilda 1856-1860. Donald Clark Collection.Eleven photocopied pages. Four pages are a letter (date circa 1990s) from S.A.S. Smith of England to Lorna Goltz of the Tarnagulla Gold n Rocks Museum. It explains the context of some accompanying photocopied historical letters. All the letters relate to S.A.S. Smith's ancestors who lived in Tarnagulla for a time. The photocopies are of: 1) Letter dated 15th April 1857, written and sent from St Kilda by John Smith 2) Letter dated October 24th, 1866, written and sent from Tarnagulla by John Smith 3) Letter dated October 17, 1866 written and sent from Tarnagulla by George, nephew of John Smith.

Robert H.T. Smith was Chancellor of University of Ballarat (later Federation University Australia)Soft red covered book.robert h.t. smith, alumni

Robert H.T. Smith was Chancellor of University of Ballarat (later Federation University Australia).Blue soft coveren bookrobert h.t. smith, university, higher education, elite education

Robert H.T. Smith was Chancellor of University of Ballarat (later Federation University Australia)..1) White soft covered book Areas of text have been highlighted throughout the text. robert h.t. smith, university, higher education, j.s. dawkins

Robert H.T. Smith was Chancellor of University of Ballarat (later Federation University Australia)..1) Green soft covered book Areas of text have been highlighted throughout the text. robert h.t. smith, university, higher education, j.s. dawkins, educaiton and training

Robert H.T. Smith was Chancellor of University of Ballarat (later Federation University Australia).Hard covered book with brown dust jacket. robert h.t. smith, geography, west africa, indigenous trade, markets

Some possibility the author is writing about Robert O'Hara Burke, but he was not married.Two letters typed .1) An air letter form J.L. Lonergan of Eastern Pensylvania addressed to Ballaratt University, and eventuallty delivered to the Ballarat School of Mines. The letter requests information on a Mrs Burke of Ballarat, whose husband was lost in the Bush. Mrs Burke ran a boading house. The author worked for Morris Machine Works and remembered a Chief Engineery from Ballarat visiting the plant at the beginning of World War One. .2) A letter on University of Melbourne letterhead redurecting the letter to Ballarat. The letter was signed by F.G. Elford for F.H. Johnston (Registrar)/j.l. lonergan, robert o'hara burke, mrs burke, kearney, f.g. elford, letterhead, f.h. johnston, morris machine works, air letter, aerograme

Letter to Robert C. Lloyd dated 19/4/04 endorsing 'Squatter'.Signature of Brian Morleysquatters sheep stations - history, board games, lloyd, mr robert, squatters, sheep stations - history

Buildings - Malmsbury Cemetery People - "Olive, Charles Son Of Robert & Emily Oliver"

Examples of Sir Robert Menzies' humour. Menzies is a former Prime Minister of Australia.Biographical.Blue, grey and white hardback. Front cover includes title and name of the compiler. Back cover includes some random examples from the book's content and titles from the same series. Title page includes a stamp from Latrobe Valley Regional Library Service (cancelled) and price of $2.00.btlc, ballarat trades and labour council, ballarat trades hall, menzies, robert, prime minister, liberal party australia, humour, politics, government

The true Story of a Hangman, a Monster, and a Colony. Robert Francis Burns Elijah UpjohnBrownish Cover with Marbling Print Author Julie Mac Inside: To Dorothy, Jim & the Stawell H.S. Thank You ❤️Julie Macbushranger