Many schools produced magazines. PLC published Patchwork, MLC The Bluebell, and Queens College MAG (Mainly About Girls). Although Queens claimed to be the first school in Ballarat to produce a magazine, Grenville College published The Gnarr Gnat around 1885, and Loreto wrote, edited and printed Eucalyptus Blossoms around 1883. The school magazine began in 1905. The early copies are significant for the information they contain such as names, staff, and social attitudes.Mainly About Girls (MAG) Queens School Magazine August 1905.Handwritten School magazine. Purple spirit duplicated single sided, then laminatedTop right hand page 1 in red biro "August 1905"ballarat, queens, 1905, magazine

The Kookaburra Magazine of the First Kew Troop was mostly written by and for the Scouts themselves, with details of troop and patrol camps and activities, jokes, poems, etc. The magazine was roneoed locally.14-page magazine with a kookaburra on the front cover. Signature [unidentified], "? Jan 1925"scouts - kew (vic), 1st kew scouts, kookaburra magazine

Contains articles on a variety of historical topics in Australia and New ZealandColour and black and white illus.australia history, new zealand history, family history

The Kookaburra Magazine of the First Kew Troop was mostly written by and for the Scouts themselves, with details of troop and patrol camps and activities, jokes, poems, etc. This edition of the Kookaburra Magazine featured a new style cover and was printed by the ‘Kew Advertiser’ newspaper.20-page magazine with a kookaburra on the front cover. 1st kew scouts, scouts - kew (vic), kookaburra magazine

The Kookaburra Magazine of the First Kew Troop was mostly written by and for the Scouts themselves, with details of troop and patrol camps and activities, jokes, poems, etc. The magazine was roneoed locally.16-page magazine with a kookaburra on the front cover. The Kookaburra Magazine of the First Kew Troop was mostly written by and for the Scouts themselves, with details of troop and patrol camps and activities, jokes, poems, etc. The magazine was roneoed locally.scouts - kew, 1st kew scouts, scout magazine

Many schools produced magazines. PLC published Patchwork, MLC The Bluebell, and Queens College MAG (Mainly About Girls). Although Queens claimed to be the first school in Ballarat to produce a magazine, Grenville College published The Gnarr Gnat around 1885, and Loreto wrote, edited and printed Eucalyptus Blossoms around 1883. The school magazine began in 1905. The early copies are significant for the information they contain such as names, staff, and social attitudes. Mainly About Girls (MAG) Queens School Magazine October 1905. Handwritten magazine in purple duplicated ink, then laminated, double sided pages. Top right hand page 1 in blue ink "1905"ballarat, queens, 1905, magazine

Many schools produced magazines. PLC published Patchwork, MLC The Bluebell, and Queens College MAG (Mainly About Girls). Although Queens claimed to be the first school in Ballarat to produce a magazine, Grenville College published The Gnarr Gnat around 1885, and Loreto wrote, edited and printed Eucalyptus Blossoms around 1883. The school magazine began in 1905. The early copies are significant for the information they contain such as names, staff, and social attitudes.Mainly About Girls (MAG) Queens School Magazine July 1905.4 pages handwritten and spirit duplicated, then laminatedballarat, queens, 1905, magazine, church-of-england

Many schools produced magazines. PLC published Patchwork, MLC The Bluebell, and Queens College MAG (Mainly About Girls). Although Queens claimed to be the first school in Ballarat to produce a magazine, Grenville College published The Gnarr Gnat around 1885, and Loreto wrote, edited and printed Eucalyptus Blossoms around 1883. . The school magazine began in 1905. The early copies are significant for the information they contain such as names, staff, and social attitudesMainly About Girls (MAG) Queens School Magazine November 1905. Handwritten magazine in purple duplicated ink, then laminated, double sided pages."M. Towl" hand written on top RHS front page. "Nov 1905" hand written on lamination.queens, 1905, magazine, ceggs, mag, myrtle-towl

These magazines have been printed between January 1918 and April 1919 and are a collection of stories, poems and Aussie humour. The magazines have been printed in the field by the 'AIF Printing Section'.The magazines are the originals that were printed at the time 1918-1919 and they have been bound into a collection.A collection of magazines, paper pages, the colour of the pages is a buff colour. Most of the magazines are oblong in shape, three magazines are smaller than the others.AUSSIE the Australian Soldiers' Magazine has been 'Printed in the Field' The first issue appears to be January 1918 and the last issue is April 1919. On the inside cover of one page is the name Timms.magazines, poems & aussie humour, 1918-1919, printed in the field

Many schools produced magazines. PLC published Patchwork, MLC The Bluebell, and Queens College MAG (Mainly About Girls). Although Queens claimed to be the first school in Ballarat to produce a magazine, Grenville College published The Gnarr Gnat around 1885, and Loreto wrote, edited and printed Eucalyptus Blossoms around 1883. The school magazine began in 1905. The early copies are significant for the information they contain such as names, staff, and social attitudes.Mainly About Girls (MAG) Queens' School Magazine October 1905. Handwritten magazine in purple duplicated ink, then laminated, double sided pages. Covers intact and printed on outside of front cover. Front cover, before lamination, bottom, in pencil, "Done by Miss Lord (teacher)" pages 4 & 5 contain some "over-writing" in black ink - to improve legibility? page 5 before lamination in pencil "Written and illustrated by Miss Ord" page 10, bottom, in pencil "by Miss Ord"ballarat, queens, 1905, magazine, ceggs, mainly-about-girls, mag, miss-ord

pp. 10-11 The Big Picture ... A moment of stillness in the chaos of Opera Australia's new production of Richard Strauss's Salome, starring Cheryl Barker (far left) in the title role, alongside Jacqueline Dark as Herodias (left) and John Pickering (kneeling) as Herod. jacqueline dark, salome, opera, opera australia, cheryl barker, john pickering, strauss

1961 Magazine of Ashwood High School with historical events of the year.Details of the school events of 19611961 School Magazine with 32 un-numbered pages.school magazine, ahs, magazine, 1961

1958 Magazine of Ashwood High School with historical events of the year.Details of the school events of 19581958 School Magazine with 12 numbered pages.school magazine, ahs, magazine, 1958

1959 Magazine of Ashwood High School with historical events of the year.Details of the school events of 19591959 School Magazine with 32 un-numbered pages.school magazine, ahs, magazine, 1959

1960 Magazine of Ashwood High School with historical events of the year.Details of the school events of 19601960 School Magazine with 31 numbered pages.school magazine, ahs, magazine, 1960