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Ballarat Base Hospital Trained Nurses LeagueBladder Syringe, Bonneau's, 50cc
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Ballarat Base Hospital Trained Nurses LeagueBonneau's Bladder Syringe 50cc
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Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)Chimco Menstrual Regulation syringe kit, Chimco
... Consists of box [232.1] containing one plastic syringe [232.2], four canula in unopened sterile packets [232.3, 232.4, 232.5, 232.6] and manufacturer's instruction leaflet [232.7]. Syringe is a 50cc clear plastic syringe with plastic plunger. ...Consists of box [232.1] containing one plastic syringe [232.2], four canula in unopened sterile packets [232.3, 232.4, 232.5, 232.6] and manufacturer's instruction leaflet [232.7]. Syringe is a 50cc clear plastic syringe with plastic plunger. ...This item is used to assist in the regulation of menstrual periods, as well as for medical termination of pregnancy. Syringe kit, "Menstrual Regulation Syringe Kit". Made by Chimco. Consists of box [232.1] containing one plastic syringe [232.2], four canula in unopened sterile packets [232.3, 232.4, 232.5, 232.6] and manufacturer's instruction leaflet [232.7]. Syringe is a 50cc clear plastic syringe with plastic plunger. Syringe has a white plastic handle and tip with screw attachment, and a brown rubber underlay. Syringe and canula packets printed with the word 'Chimco'.abortion, obstetrics -
Ringwood and District Historical SocietyNewspaper, Mileage Marathon - Ringwood High School students hope to achieve more than 250 miles per gallon with their entries in the Shell Mileage Marathon
... The school will enter two commuter class cars designed and built by the year 10 automobile studies class. Driven by 50cc motorcycle engines the cars must complete three test runs at at a set average speed within a time limit. ...The school will enter two commuter class cars designed and built by the year 10 automobile studies class. Driven by 50cc motorcycle engines the cars must complete three test runs at at a set average speed within a time limit. ...clippingThe school will enter two commuter class cars designed and built by the year 10 automobile studies class. Driven by 50cc motorcycle engines the cars must complete three test runs at at a set average speed within a time limit. Teacher Laurie Bradford is pictured with the Ringwood High School class and one of the entrant cars. -
Ringwood and District Historical SocietyNewspaper, Ringwood Secondary College - SCHOOL watch - Fuelled for success - The Mail, September 7, 1993
... The car, powered by a heavily modified Honda motorbike 50cc engine, clocked 877.5 miles per gallon or 331 kilometres per litre of fuel and according to RSC teacher Laurie Bradford, the result was extraordinary. ...The car, powered by a heavily modified Honda motorbike 50cc engine, clocked 877.5 miles per gallon or 331 kilometres per litre of fuel and according to RSC teacher Laurie Bradford, the result was extraordinary. ...Clipping glued to A4 sheet of paperStudents of Ringwood Secondary College are miles ahead of the rest. They were entries in the 1993 Shell Mileage Marathon competition. The judges voted the college's entry in the single seater section of the competition, which is judged on fuel efficiency, as the fourth best in Australia. The car, powered by a heavily modified Honda motorbike 50cc engine, clocked 877.5 miles per gallon or 331 kilometres per litre of fuel and according to RSC teacher Laurie Bradford, the result was extraordinary. The marathon is held every year at Sydney's Amaroo Park raceway. There were 23 competitors, which included cars from several educational institutions in different Australian states. Picture: CHRIS ROSTRON. RSC students from left are Brian Kemp, Chris Clifton and Adrian Steel with the winning car.
