E.J. Barker is a past principal of the School of Mines Ballarat and the Library at the Mt Helen Campus is named after him. Document is from the South Australian Institute of Technology re the accreditation of courses and its delegation. Document dated May 1985. Various documents, charts, correspondence collected by E.J. Barker from South Australian Institute of Technology, 1985.e.j. barker, tertiary education authority of south australia, committee of advice, south australian institute of technology, accreditation of courses, accreditation of delegates, committee member, professor connell, terms of reference

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"South Australian Stud Merino Field Days", 1994. Program for a field day held in March 1994 whereby various merino stud owners opened their properties for visits.merino sheep sheep stations, south australian stud merino sheepbreeders association, merino sheep, sheep stations

"South Australian Stud Merino Field Days", mid north, 1995. Program for a field day held in March 1995 whereby various merino stud owners opened their properties for visits.merino sheep sheep stations, south australian stud merino sheepbreeders association, merino sheep, sheep stations

Medal, round, silver, front, black, silver inscription, silver wreath border. Ring at top to navy ribbonFront: 'SOUTH AUSTRALIAN INAUGURAL TOWN CRYING COMP. 30/9/01. In Association with Victorian Guild'syd cuffe, town crier, portland

Digitised volumes of this publication are held at the National Library of Australia (three complete editions and three incomplete editions) and Flinders University - University Central Library (several loose volumes, adding up to the nine, however none bound as a leather edition). Another related edition exists that comprises approximately 30 illustrated plates without the associated text. Both the University of Western Australia Library and the National Library of Australia hold a copy of this plate-only version. The State Library of South Australia and the South Australian Museum hold collections of botanical art by Rosa Fiveash, but none that are part of published volumes.The collection of volumes of The Forest Flora of South Australia holds historic, scientific (horticultural) and aesthetic significance. The volumes are important in their association with John Ednie Brown (1848-1899), a prominent silviculturist who was highly respected in the international horticultural community. They are also significant in their association with Rosa Fiveash (1854-1938), a prominent botanical artist whose work is held in other public collections. They are of horticultural significance as early documentations of Australian flora and fauna in the late-nineteenth Century, reflecting attempts to understand the native environment and landscape. The volumes hold aesthetic significance for containing particularly beautiful artistic representations of South Australian plant specimens. They have interpretive potential as objects with aesthetic merit, and also as being representative of early attempts to understand the Australian landscape.This collection of The Forest Flora of South Australia 1882 comprises six volumes in one bound leather edition, including volumes 1, 2, 3, 4 (its front cover is missing), 5 and 6. These six volumes are presented in a green leather bound cover with decorative gold edging and a title plate that reads: THE FOREST FLORA/of/South Australia in gold script on a black background. The cover also has two string fasteners on the right hand side that secure the volumes in place. Each staple-bound volume features cloth backed pictorial wrappings of approximately 30 pages each, consisting of botanical descriptions and illustrations of plant specimens found in South Australia in the late-nineteenth-century.native plants, south australia