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University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesPhotograph - Black and white print, Citrus Trees, c. 1960
... Citrus Trees......citrus trees...student tractor orchard ray harding citrus trees grafting stock citrus block Black and white photograph. ...Note by T.H. Kneen 10 June 1992, "Ray Harding established a range of citrus varieties on a range of stocks - a very interesting block of citrus - grown under stock(?)."Black and white photograph. Student driving a tractor in the Citrus Block in the Orchard.student, tractor, orchard, ray harding, citrus trees, grafting stock, citrus block -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesArticle, James Leslie Provan, Budding citrus trees: methods described, 1933
... Budding citrus trees: methods described...j.l.provan Reprint of article by J.L.Provan from Journal of the Department of Agriculture Budding citrus trees: methods described Article James Leslie Provan ...Reprint of article by J.L.Provan from Journal of the Department of Agriculturej.l.provan -
Creswick Campus Historical Collection - University of Melbourne
book, Fungus Diseases of citrus trees in Australia, 1899
... Fungus Diseases of citrus trees in Australia...Department of Agriculture publication from 1899 Forest School Creswick Book Fungus Diseases of citrus trees in Australia book ...Department of Agriculture publication from 1899BookForest School Creswick -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Slide - Glass slide, 1891-1905
... Citrus trees being irrigated....trees irrigation australia victoria swan hill farm work Pima - Swan Hill. 1923. Citrus trees being irrigated. Slide Glass slide ...Citrus trees being irrigated.Pima - Swan Hill. 1923.trees, irrigation, australia victoria, swan hill, farm work -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesPhotograph - Black and white print, Publicity Branch Victorian Department of Agriculture, Students Working in Orchard, 1964
... ...citrus trees...The grass sward in the foreground is controlled by mechanical mowing and chemical weedicides." alan mclennan garden instructor ray harding burnley gardens citrus trees students working outside orchard tractor spraying mowing pruning publicity On reverse, "Photograph by Publicity Branch Department Of Agriculture Ref. ...Note by T.H. Kneen 8 April 1992, "Operator on tractor could be Alan McLennan (Garden Instructor 1954-1969.) The citrus planting was established by Ray Harding (Dec 1958) therefore 1954-58. Students (3) not clear." Appears in article by T H Kneen (1964) B93.655 with caption "A general view of the orchard and vegetable garden at Burnley. The grass sward in the foreground is controlled by mechanical mowing and chemical weedicides."2 copies black and white photograph, one an enlargement. 3 students working in the Citrus Block of the Orchard. One is spraying from a backpack, one is mowing using a tractor and one is pruning.On reverse, "Photograph by Publicity Branch Department Of Agriculture Ref. No. D572B."alan mclennan, garden instructor, ray harding, burnley gardens, citrus trees, students working outside, orchard, tractor, spraying, mowing, pruning, publicity -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesPhotograph - Colour print, Spraying in the Orchard, 1890's
... Large coloured photograph on heavy cardboard backing depicting man in shirt sleeves and braces spraying citrus (?) trees. The 4 iron wheeled spray tank surmounted by a belt driven pumping engine (2 wheels) is drawn by 2 draught horses harnessed; the rear horse in collar and blinkers, has white socks on both back legs; the far horse has white socks on 3 legs and a white blaze on its face. ...men spraying horse drawn cart spraying equipment student working outside orchard Large coloured photograph on heavy cardboard backing depicting man in shirt sleeves and braces spraying citrus (?) trees. The 4 iron wheeled spray tank surmounted by a belt driven pumping engine (2 wheels) is drawn by 2 draught horses harnessed; the rear horse in collar and blinkers, has white socks on both back legs; the far horse has white socks on 3 legs and a white blaze on its face. ...Large coloured photograph on heavy cardboard backing depicting man in shirt sleeves and braces spraying citrus (?) trees. The 4 iron wheeled spray tank surmounted by a belt driven pumping engine (2 wheels) is drawn by 2 draught horses harnessed; the rear horse in collar and blinkers, has white socks on both back legs; the far horse has white socks on 3 legs and a white blaze on its face. Some colouring on the photograph.men, spraying, horse drawn cart, spraying equipment, student working outside, orchard -
Kiewa Valley Historical SocietyPhotos - Mt Beauty Buildings in 1973. Set of 8, 1973
... Our house at 8 Valley Ave 1973, Owner after us erected the car port, let the front hedge run amok and vanquished the vegetable garden and citrus trees Dad created. 8. Shopping Centre 1973. ...Our house at 8 Valley Ave 1973, Owner after us erected the car port, let the front hedge run amok and vanquished the vegetable garden and citrus trees Dad created. 8. Shopping Centre 1973. ...The shopping centre in Mt Beauty, both buildings and streetscape, have undergone significant changes since 1973. The kindergarten has undergone extensive remodelling, The Chalet has been replaced by Svarmisk Resort and Accommodation Spa. Tawonga hospital has undergone extensive renovation and is now Mt Beauty Hospital AND Kiewa Valley House. The Workman’s Club changed name to the Country Club and has since closed down. Hospital and Kiewa Valley House now occupy what is shown as a vacant lot opposite the motel which is now called Mt Beauty Motor Inn.The houses in Mt Beauty were brought in by the State Electricity Commission of Victoria when they constructed Mt Beauty Town for their workers building the Kiewa Hydro Electric Scheme. Mt Beauty is unique began as a construction town in the late 1940's.Colour photographs of various buildings in Mt Beauty taken in 1973 1. Workman’s Club 2. View over the pondage 3. Tawonga Hospital (Mt Beauty) 4. Mt Beauty Chalet 5. Mt Beauty Kindergarten 6. The Merjei Motel 7. 8 Valley Avenue 8. Shopping Centre Handwritten in ink on the back of photos 1. Workman’s Club 1973 (after the brick makeover) From the sports oval – the high school is to the right 2. A view over the pond 1973 3. Tawonga Hospital 1973 (Mt Beauty) 4. Mount Beauty Chalet 1973 5. Kindergarten 1973 6. The Merjei Motel 1973 7. Our house at 8 Valley Ave 1973, Owner after us erected the car port, let the front hedge run amok and vanquished the vegetable garden and citrus trees Dad created. 8. Shopping Centre 1973. At the end of the street is the hospital (believe it is now Mt Beauty Bush Nursing Hotel) mt beauty, workman's club, chalet, tawonga hospital -
Mont De LanceyBook, Alfred J Ewart, The Weeds, Poison Plants, and Naturalised Aliens of Victoria, 1909
... The title: Fungus Diseases or Citrus Trees in Australia, and Their Treatment: with Twelve Coloured Plate and 186 Figures. ...The title: Fungus Diseases or Citrus Trees in Australia, and Their Treatment: with Twelve Coloured Plate and 186 Figures. ...Alfred J.Ewart, D.Sc., Ph.D., F.L.S. was the Government Botanist and Professor of Botany in the Melbourne University and was assisted by J.R.Tovey, Herbarium Assistant. Detailed coloured plates are throughout the book. It has two parts: Part 1 - Poisonous, Injurious, and Proclaimed Weeds (Native and Introduced), With The Coloured Plates. Part 11 - Census of The Naturalised Aliens And Introduced Exotics. P.110A dark green hardcover book with a self embossed pattern and lines around the edges of the covers. The title Weeds, Poison Plants and Naturalised Aliens of Victoria is printed on the spine at the top in gold lettering with double gold lines above and below. The author Ewart. is printed in the middle with the date of publication 1909 at the bottom. Alfred J.Ewart, D.Sc., Ph.D., F.L.S. was the Government Botanist and Professor of Botany in the Melbourne University and was assisted by J.R.Tovey, Herbarium Assistant. Detailed coloured plates are throughout the book. It has two parts. P.110 Inside is a tan coloured piece of paper printed with the Department of Agriculture, Victoria. The title: Fungus Diseases or Citrus Trees in Australia, and Their Treatment: with Twelve Coloured Plate and 186 Figures. Presumably this is from another book which was donated by the same people. The book has not been located as yet.non-fictionAlfred J.Ewart, D.Sc., Ph.D., F.L.S. was the Government Botanist and Professor of Botany in the Melbourne University and was assisted by J.R.Tovey, Herbarium Assistant. Detailed coloured plates are throughout the book. It has two parts: Part 1 - Poisonous, Injurious, and Proclaimed Weeds (Native and Introduced), With The Coloured Plates. Part 11 - Census of The Naturalised Aliens And Introduced Exotics. P.110australian plants, plants, botany, australian flora, weeds -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesSlide - 35mm Colour slides, Kodachrome, Miscellaneous Burnley, 1968-1974
... tree...school bus...student plots...swan street entrance...greenhouse equipment...j firth...shepherds moorooduc...strawberries grampians...mildura camp...irymple thornton...students working outside...lagoon paddock...principal's residence...engineering...citrus...Tree" Oct 70. 13. "Strawberry Over Plastic Grampians Sep 72" Oct 72. 14. "Mildura School Bus", 15. "Irymple. R.S.I. Thornton" Jul 73. 16. "Citrus...tech block garden views principals residence oak tree school bus student plots swan street entrance greenhouse equipment j firth shepherds moorooduc strawberries grampians mildura camp irymple thornton students working outside lagoon paddock principal's residence engineering citrus Colour slides. 1. ...Colour slides. 1. Entrance Swan Street, Richmond Oct 68. 2. Greenhouse equipment Nov 68. 3. "J. Firth" Nov 68. 5. "B. Gdns Tech Block" Oct 69. 4, 6, 7. Lagoon Paddock. 6, 7. April 1969 Garden views 8, 9 May 69 Garden views. 10. "Shepherds Moorooduc" Feb 70. 11. "B. Gdns Principals Residence", 12. "B. Gdns Oak Tree" Oct 70. 13. "Strawberry Over Plastic Grampians Sep 72" Oct 72. 14. "Mildura School Bus", 15. "Irymple. R.S.I. Thornton" Jul 73. 16. "Citrus (Pruned) Sept", 17. "Student Plots 1974" Nov 74.tech block, garden views, principals residence, oak tree, school bus, student plots, swan street entrance, greenhouse equipment, j firth, shepherds moorooduc, strawberries grampians, mildura camp, irymple thornton, students working outside, lagoon paddock, principal's residence, engineering, citrus -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Plan, Re-organization of apple block, 1980 - 1982
... Plans and lists with row numbers and names. (1) Almonds, quinces, figs, peaches, dated 20.02/81. (2) Crabapples, nectarines, peaches, flowering cherries, feijoas, currants and deciduous trees. Bud stock area - Crops (3) Citrus, plums, apricots, apples, pears, almonds, peaches, figs, quinces, medlars. (4) As for (3) but with amendments. (5) Pear Block....orchards Plans and lists with row numbers and names. (1) Almonds, quinces, figs, peaches, dated 20.02/81. (2) Crabapples, nectarines, peaches, flowering cherries, feijoas, currants and deciduous trees. Bud stock area - Crops (3) Citrus, plums, apricots, apples, pears, almonds, peaches, figs, quinces, medlars. (4) As for (3) but with amendments. (5) Pear Block. ...Plans and lists with row numbers and names. (1) Almonds, quinces, figs, peaches, dated 20.02/81. (2) Crabapples, nectarines, peaches, flowering cherries, feijoas, currants and deciduous trees. Bud stock area - Crops (3) Citrus, plums, apricots, apples, pears, almonds, peaches, figs, quinces, medlars. (4) As for (3) but with amendments. (5) Pear Block.orchards -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Book - Register, Department of Agriculture, Victoria, Index to Fruit Trees, 1900's
... fruits apples apricots quinces figs citrus cherries gooseberries plums pears peaches vines lists register School of Primary Agriculture Burnley Index to Fruit Trees inscribed on spine. ...Handwritten in red and black ink in formal alphabetical tabbed blue/red register. Unknown numbering system associated with varieties. Listed varieties - almond, apple (eating, cider, crabs), apricot, quince, fig, citrus, cherry, currant, gooseberry, medlar, nectarine, plum, pear, peach and vine (resistant stock) varieties. Probably dates from early decades 20th Century. Possibly planted at the Burnley Gardens.Index to Fruit Trees inscribed on spine.fruits, apples, apricots, quinces, figs, citrus, cherries, gooseberries, plums, pears, peaches, vines, lists, register, school of primary agriculture burnley -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Book - Register, Register of Fruit Trees, c.1940-1945
... Fruit Trees in Rows Diagram and listed varieties apples, pears, citrus, cherries, peach, apricot, plums, alphabetically by row and then by year 1942, 1943 - incomplete and register ceased entries....fruit trees orchard diagram inserts register of orchard management Fruit Trees in Rows Diagram and listed varieties apples, pears, citrus, cherries, peach, apricot, plums, alphabetically by row and then by year 1942, 1943 - incomplete and register ceased entries. ...Handwritten bound register of fruit trees by rows in the Burnley Garden orchard. Includes pencilled diagram and inserts. Some lists dated 1942. Insets of lists that did not get entered in the register proper go to 1944 and include deaths and new trees.Fruit Trees in Rows Diagram and listed varieties apples, pears, citrus, cherries, peach, apricot, plums, alphabetically by row and then by year 1942, 1943 - incomplete and register ceased entries.fruit trees, orchard, diagram, inserts, register of orchard management -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Book - Register, Register of Fruit Trees Burnley Gardens revised to October 1916, 1916
... Created during the principalship of E E Pescott register fruits burnley college orchard 1916 apples pears citrus plums cherries apricots figs peaches nectarines vines Old orchard Burnley School of Hortculture and small farming Lower Orchard Old Orchard on paper spine. Lower Orchard in cutout. Inscribed inside front 'Register of Fruit trees ...Created during the principalship of E E Pescott Bound register of fruits name and location at Burnley College, Lower Orchard, 1916. Apples, pears, citrus, Japanese plums, cherries, apricots, figs, peaches, nectarines, vines (sketch of layout). Includes index on page 93, numbers and position in Orchard. Cutout on cardboard cover to thumbtab front page - inscribed "Lower Orchard" Total of 91 pages with blotter sheet in pink between each page of records.Old Orchard on paper spine. Lower Orchard in cutout. Inscribed inside front 'Register of Fruit trees Burnly (sic) Gardens revised 15 October 1916'register, fruits, burnley college, orchard, 1916, apples, pears, citrus, plums, cherries, apricots, figs, peaches, nectarines, vines, old orchard, burnley school of hortculture and small farming, lower orchard -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park
Document - Book, Nobelius Nursery Stock Book, 1940, Norman Bros, 1940s
... ./ Plants required to fill orders' Typed paper adhered to recto front end paper '1939/ Fruit trees 27,002/ Berries 6368/ Stocks 300/ Ornamentals 16,188/ Hedge plants 2250/ 1938/ Fruit Trees 39/604/ Berries 5154/ Sdgs 50/ Ornamentals 22,110/ Hedge Plants 2.685/ 1940 £4731 Sales £6103' Sticker on recto front cover 'Stock account/1940' Typed paper adhered to verso front end paper 'Index/ Almonds 1./ Apples 1./ " dwarf 2./ Apricots 4./ Asparagus 12./ Azalea Ghent & Mollis 50./ " Indica 49./ 50./ "" Japanese 50./ " Japonica 50./ Blackberries 12./ Camellias 51./ " Sasanqua 52./ Cherries 4./ " Dble Fig 17./ Chestnuts 12./ Citrus 15./' Grey fabric hard cover stock account book with red binding, end pages have blue and white marbling pattern, 93 pages not all used, pages start 'almonds' and conclude '11 JUL 1940'. ...Inscription cont. 'Currants 13./ Damsons 10./ Figs 12./ Filberts 13./ Gooseberries 52./ Hydrangeas 52./ Lilacs 53./ Loquats 14./ Medlars 14./ Mulberries 14. / Nectarines 5./ Olives 14./ Ornamentals 18./ Passion Fruit 16./ Peaches 6./ " Dble Fig 17./ Pears 8./ Persimmons 11./ Plants in tins & tubs 56./ plums 9./ " Japanese 11./ Prunes 10./ Prunus 17./ Pyrus Malus 18./ Quinces 12./ Raspberries 14./ Rhododendrons 54./ " Himalayan 55./ Rhubarb 14./ Strawberries 14/ Vines 16./ Walnuts 16./ Weigelas 55./ Plants required to fill orders' Typed paper adhered to recto front end paper '1939/ Fruit trees 27,002/ Berries 6368/ Stocks 300/ Ornamentals 16,188/ Hedge plants 2250/ 1938/ Fruit Trees 39/604/ Berries 5154/ Sdgs 50/ Ornamentals 22,110/ Hedge Plants 2.685/ 1940 £4731 Sales £6103'Grey fabric hard cover stock account book with red binding, end pages have blue and white marbling pattern, 93 pages not all used, pages start 'almonds' and conclude '11 JUL 1940'.Sticker on recto front cover 'Stock account/1940' Typed paper adhered to verso front end paper 'Index/ Almonds 1./ Apples 1./ " dwarf 2./ Apricots 4./ Asparagus 12./ Azalea Ghent & Mollis 50./ " Indica 49./ 50./ "" Japanese 50./ " Japonica 50./ Blackberries 12./ Camellias 51./ " Sasanqua 52./ Cherries 4./ " Dble Fig 17./ Chestnuts 12./ Citrus 15./' -
Emerald Museum & Nobelius Heritage Park
Document - Book, Nobelius Nursery Stock Book, 1946-1947, Norman Bros, 1940s
... Strawberry 1/6 2/9 for 25 6/- Vines 1/6 15/- £4 Citrus 3/6 42/ £15.100 Stocks N Spy £10.1000 'Trade Fruit trees 2/4 24/- Cherries 2/4 28/- Flowering Fruits 3/4 35 Raspberry 2/8 16. ...Strawberry 1/6 2/9 for 25 6/- Vines 1/6 15/- £4 Citrus 3/6 42/ £15.100 Stocks N Spy £10.1000 'Trade Fruit trees 2/4 24/- Cherries 2/4 28/- Flowering Fruits 3/4 35 Raspberry 2/8 16. ...Inscription cont. Flowering fruits Cherries, peaches, Pyrus Malus, Prunus 5/- 48 £15. Logan berry 1/3 10/- 3. Gooseberry and Currants 1/6 15/- 3. Mulberries 5/- 45/ 2.10. Raspberry 4/- 1.5. Strawberry 1/6 2/9 for 25 6/- Vines 1/6 15/- £4 Citrus 3/6 42/ £15.100 Stocks N Spy £10.1000 'Trade Fruit trees 2/4 24/- Cherries 2/4 28/- Flowering Fruits 3/4 35 Raspberry 2/8 16. Vines 1/- 12/- 17/6 Gooseberries Curr 1/- 10/- 3. Stocks 2. ' Packing 6 trees 1/6 12 " 2/0 24 2/9 50 3/9 75 5/- 100 7/6 300 12/6 500 15/- 1000 20/- Packing Gooseberries 3/6 per 100 50 " 3/6 100 5/- 500 7/6' Typed loose leaf paper in plastic pocket 'G. Rimingto Pty. Ltd- Mont Victor Road. Kew E.4. VIC./ Robust Shapely Trees Grown from Proved Selected Stocks./ Dispatched Free of Soil oo0oo Ready June-July 1949Inscription cont. 'Pears/ Persimons/ Plums/ Prunes Prunus/ Pyrus Malus/ Quinces/ Raspberries/ Rhubarb/ Strawberries/ Vines/ Walnuts' Paper adhered to the end paper front recto 'Prices 1948/ Each doz. 100. Fruit trees inc Figs 3/6 3d £10 Cherries 3/6 £12.10Hard cover stock book,with green alligator print cover, end pages marbled front and back in blue and white, cash book has a total of 190 pages not all used.White sticker on verso front cover 'stock book/ 1946-1947' White A4 paper not attached 'Copied/ 25 OCT 2005' Paper adhered to the end paper front verso ' Index/ Almonds/ Apples/ Apricots/ Asparagus/ Blackberries/ Cherries/ Cherries Dble Fig/ Chestnuts/ Citrus/ Figs/ Filberts/ Gooseberries/ Jap Plums/ Loquats/ Medlar/ Mulberries/ Nectarines/ Olives/ Ornamentals/ Passion Fruit/ Peaches/ Peaches Dble Fig/documents, account books -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Book - Register, Horticulture Division, Department of Agriculture, Department of Agriculture Horticultural Division Varieties of Fruit Trees, Unknown
... Cross pollination required, groups not requiring cross pollination department of agriculture victoria horticultural division course fruit trees cross-pollination Fruit varieties planting information mutual cross-pollination Apples. Pears. Cherries, Plums (European and Japanese) Almonds Peaches (Market and Canning) Nectarines Apricots Quinces Figs Walnuts Citrus Vines Berry Fruits List issued by the Department of Agriculture, Victoria, Horticultural Division, for the information of intending planters. ...Cross pollination required, groups not requiring cross pollinationList issued by the Department of Agriculture, Victoria, Horticultural Division, for the information of intending planters. Short Course Notes. Names and brief description of fruit trees, divided into those requiring cross-pollination, those not requiring cross-pollination and other fruit trees. Many foolscap copies of the same list - printed back and front - 1 page.Apples. Pears. Cherries, Plums (European and Japanese) Almonds Peaches (Market and Canning) Nectarines Apricots Quinces Figs Walnuts Citrus Vines Berry Fruitsdepartment of agriculture, victoria, horticultural division, course, fruit trees, cross-pollination, fruit varieties, planting information, mutual cross-pollination
