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University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesNewspaper - Newspaper Cutting, Harold Sargeant (Anthos), Move Potted Shrubs at Any Time
... anthos...Harold Sargeant (Anthos) ...Article in "The Herald by "Anthos" (Harold Sargeant).the herald, harold sargeant, anthos, shrubs, planting shrubs -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Newspaper, Harold Sargeant (Anthos), And a Touch of Summer Colour, 1965
... anthos...Harold Sargeant (Anthos) ...horticulture, gardens, anthos, gardening advice -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Newspaper - Newspaper Cutting, Harold Sargeant (Anthos), Garden Section, 1948
... anthos...Harold Sargeant (Anthos) ...Article by "Anthos" (Harold Sargeant) in "The Herald" 31.03.1948 "Should Plant Liliums Soon."the herald, harold sargeant, anthos, liliums -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Newspaper - Newspaper Cutting, Harold Sargeant (Anthos), Garden Section/Notes, 1948
... anthos...Harold Sargeant (Anthos) ...Articles by "Anthos" in "The Herald" (Harold Sargeant). (1) ""Time to Plant Camelias 06.05/1948. (2) "Primrose and Polyanthus for the Spring" 12.05.1948. (3) "Caution in Using Evergreen Shrubs, Trees" 26.05.1948.the herald, harold sargeant, anthos, shrubs, camelias, primrose, polyanthus, evergreen shrubs, moving shrubs -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Newspaper - Newspaper Cutting, Harold Sargeant (Anthos), Garden Section, 1948
... anthos...Harold Sargeant (Anthos) ...Articles by "Anthos" (Harold Sargeant) in "The Herald" (1) "Chance to See New Roses" 07.04.1948. (2) "Help Irises Along Now" 14.04.1948. (3) "Don't Waste Leaves" 28.04.1948. (4) Article in "The Age" 13.04.1948 "Colorful Garden Week Display." (5) Article in "The Herald 16.04.1948 "Pink Daffodil Was Winner."the herald, harold sargeant, anthos, shrubs, gardening, roses, irises, pink daffodil -
Williamstown Historical Society IncPhotograph - Royal Hotel, Williamstown
Victorian Heritage Register (VHR) Number H1770The former Royal Hotel was built in 1890 following the demolition of an earlier building on the site. Publican Thomas de Wardt had the new hotel built by Henry Hick to a design by architect T Anthoness. It was de-licensed early in the 20th century and has been used as a boarding house ever since. The three-storeyed, red brick and stucco building is designed in the Anglo-Dutch (Queen Anne) revival style. The highly mannered facade, characterised by Flemish gables and a central bay surmounted by a rectangular brick panel and adorned with a cement garland, features distinctive stucco ornament. Original buildingroyal hotel, williamstown, pub
