Part of the Botanical Art Exhibition held at the Emerald Museum by Emerald U3A Botanical Artists, featuring trees and shrubs of the Nobelius Heritage Park circa October 2012.The object is artistic, historic and socially significant as it was part of the 2012 Botanical Art Exhibition held at the Emerald Museum circa October 2012. The exhibition featured trees and shrubs of the Nobelius nursery which was opened by the 'renowned botanical artist' Kay Craig. The drawings of the exhibition were all drawn by members of the Emerald U3A.Coloured pencil drawing detailing leaf, flower and fruit of Actinidia chinensis 'Chinese Gooseberry' or 'Kiwi Fruit', mounted and and protected for displaylabelled front “1”, labelled rear “Provenance, Coloured pencil illustration of Actinidia chinensis, Chinese Gooseberry created by Kay Craig for the Emerald Museum in Victoria, Australia, October 2012-09-04”coloured pencil, drawing, painting, u3a, emerald, museum, actinidia chinensis, chinese gooseberry, kiwi fruit, nobelius

Cylindrical tin, sealed at both ends, with label on sides depicting fruits in yellow, red, green, dark green and purple and with red and green text.Peacock Gooseberry

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

4 x photocopies of 2 x A4 pages. Appendix No 5 pp 38-39 SELECT LIST OF TWELVE LEADING FRUITS SUITABLE FOR LOCAL AND EXPORT MARKETS. Lists Twelve Good Pears, 12 plums, 6 Prune Plums, 12 Apples, 6 Apricots, 4 Almonds, 12 Peaches, 6 Gooseberries. Handwritten in blue From Council of Agricultural Education Report by the Principal of the school of Horticulture (C. Bogue Luffmann) from the year ended 31 Dec 1899council of agricultural education, principal, school of horticulture, 1899, pears, plums, prune plums, apples, apricots, almonds, peaches, gooseberries, c. bogue luffmann

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

Handwritten bound register of fruits (plums, peaches, almonds, grapes, quinces, figs, walnuts, guavas, persimmons, pomegranates, loquats, olives and medlars . and Gooseberries) with position on the land in Burnley Gardens Orchard. Register pages hand numbered to Page 111. Includes 2 inserts and 1 diagram. Revised 1937 with some additions in 1938 and 1939.FRUIT on spine. No other title. Revised 1937 Index Subject Fruits listed with page numbers fruits, plums, peaches, almonds, grapes, quinces, figs, walnuts, guavas, persimmons, pomegranates, loquats, olives, medlars, orchard, diagrams, register, fruit varieties, burnley gardens

Subsequent to the wrecking of the Light of the Age marine concretions and corrosion products formed a cement capping over the cargo, stabilising and protecting it. The site of the Light of the Age was found by divers in late 1960s, and soon became a popular diving site. Huge amounts of intact crockery were removed from the wreck by boatloads of divers, including distinctive brown glazed teapots with legs (one diving author named it 'the Teapot Wreck' (Denmead, 1973: 78-82), 'Greek Key' patterned transferware, Cooper & Wood Portobello black glass three piece bottles, and sauce, preserve and condiment bottles often with contents (gooseberries, raspberries, olives) and seals intact. Larger items including a signal cannon and an anchor were removed from the site, while divers seeking souvenirs commonly used cold chisels to chip objects free of the concretion 'cap' which had stabilised and protected the remaining cargo for so long. In 1982 this situation was drastically changed when someone used explosives to further break concretions. However the charge was too powerful resulting in the site's complete destruction and the remaining items to become scattered and broken. Abraded and worn ceramic objects washed up on the beach are invariably collected by beachgoers, including fragments of crockery, figurines and animal figures used for 19th century household decoration and toys. The Light of the Age is archaeologically significant as the wreck of an international immigrant ship with an inward bound cargo. It is historically significant for its association with both the Black Ball and White Star Lines which carried thousands of immigrants to Australia. Built in 1855 and lost on 16 January 1868 now lies at Point Lonsdale Beach, half a mile west from Point Lonsdale, Port Phillip Heads.01- 1 shallow bowl, 02- 1 sweet bowl, 03- 1 willow pattern service dish, 04- 2 ladle cups [no handles], 05 06- 2 egg cups, 07- 2 bread and butter plates, 08- 1 condiment bowl lidWedgwood deep saucer; Pearl stone china, Ribbon, Wedgewood Willow Pattern service dish, Staffordshire Stone China, Fenton, No10shipwrecks, salvage, crockery, light of the age, clippers

actinidea chinensis, chinese gooseberry, h. peter forstner, kiwi fruit, assignment, student work, cronin memorial scholar

... Inscription continued from above '12 Figs 16./ 12. Filberts 16./ 18. Gooseberries 52./ 52 Hydrangeas 52./ 53 Lilacs 52./ 14 Loquats 16./ 14 Medlars 16./ 14 Mulberries 7./ 5 Nectarines 7./ 14. Olives 16./ 18 Ornamentals 21./ 16 Passion Fruit 17./ 6 Peaches 8./ 19. " Dble Fig 19./ 8 Pears 11./ 11 Persimmons 15./ 56 Plants in tins & tubs/ 9. plums 12./ 11 " Japanese 13./ 10 Prunes 13./ 17 Prunus 20./ 18. Pyrus Malus 20./ 12 Quinces 14./ 14 Raspberries 16./ 54 Rhododendrons 53./ 55 " Himalayan 54./ 14 Rhubarb 17./ Specimen trees 54./ 14 Strawberries 17/ 16 Vines 18./ 16 Walnuts 19./ 55 Weigelas 55.' Typed paper adhered to recto front end paper '360/ Michael Valentino,/ EMERALD./ in Spring./ 25 Olives Grafted/ Pd Cash £3.'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 'apples' and conclude 'orders for 1940'.Recto front cover sticker 'stock account 1939' Typed paper adhered to verso front end paper 'Index/ 1. Almonds 1./ 1. Apples 1./ " cider 5./ 2. " dwarf 5./ 4. Apricots 5./ 12 Asparagus 15./ 50. Azalea Ghent & Mollis 50./ 49. " Indica 49./ 50. "" Japanese 50./ 50. " Japonica 50./ 125. Blackberries 15./ 51. Camellias 51./ 521. " Sasanqua 51./ 4. Cherries 6./ 17. " Dble Fig 19./ 121. Chestnuts 15./ 15. Citrus 17./ 13. Currants 15./'documents, account books

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./'

Inscription continued from above 'Figs 19./ 12. Filberts 19./ 49. Fushias 63./ 14. Gooseberries 22./ 50 Hydrangeas 64./ 51 Lilacs 65./ 12 Loquats 20./ 12 Medlars 21./ 12 Mulberries / 6 Nectarines / 13 Olives/ 17 Ornamentals/ 12 Passion Fruit/ 7 Peaches/ 9 Pears/ 12 Persimmons/ 10. plums / 11 prunes/ 16 Prunus / 17. Pyrus Malus / 11 Quinces / 14 Raspberries / 51 Rhododendrons / 52 " Himalayan / 14 Rhubarb / 14 Strawberries / 12 Vines / 16#3 Walnuts / 6 peacharineGrey/ green fabric hard cover stock account book with red binding, end pages have blue and white marbling pattern, 94 pages, used up until page 69.White sticker on recto front cover 'stock account / 1941' Typed paper adhered to verso front end paper 'Index/ 1. Almonds 1./ 1. Apples 9./ 4. Apricots 12./ 13 Asparagus 21./ 46. Azalea Ghent & Mollis 60./ 45. " Indica 59./ 47. "" Japanese 60./ 47. " Japonica 60./ 14. Blackberries 21./ 49. Camellias 61./ 48. " Sasanqua 62./ 5. Cherries 12./ 16. " Dble Fig 24./ 13. Chestnuts 21./ 15. Citrus 23./ 14. Currants 22./ 12documents, account books

Inscription cont. 'Gooseberry 17/ Lilacs 25/ Loquat 8/ Medlars 6/ Mulberries 8/ Nectarines 3/ Olives 8/ Ornamentals 9/ Peach 4/ Passion Fruit 9/ Peach " Dble F. 7/ Pears 5/ Plums 5/ Prunes 5/ Plums Jap 6/ Prunus 7/ Pyrus Malus 7/ Quinces 6/ Raspberry 6/ Rhododendrons 26/ " Himalayan 26/ Strawberries 9/ Vines 8/ Walnuts 8’Grey fabric hard cover stock account book with brown binding, end pages have blue and white marbling pattern, 93 pages not all used.White sticker on recto front cover 'stock account/ 1944 + 1945' Loose A4 paper 'copied/ 29 OCT 2006' Paper adhered to verso front end page 'Index Almonds 1. / Apples 1. / " dwarf 1. / Apricots 2. / Asparagus 8./ Azalea Indica 23./ "" Jap 23./ “ Ghent 24./ Blackberries 8./ Camellia 24./ Camellia Sasanqua 25/ Cherries 2/ " Dble Flowering 7/ Chestnuts 8/ Citrus 9/ Currants 8/ Figs 6/ Filberts 9/'documents, account books