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Rutherglen Historical SocietyImage, May 1955
... umbrella grass...Tumble grass or umbrella grass surrounding house at Brimin...On back of photo: "Umbrella grass banked up around 'Carinya...-country Tumble grass or umbrella grass surrounding house at Brimin ...Tumble grass or umbrella grass surrounding house at Brimin 1955Black and white photograph of the veranda of a house, with trellised grape vines across the front, and windblown weeds drifted in a mound against the veranda.On back of photo: "Umbrella grass banked up around 'Carinya' May 1955"carinya, buildings, umbrella grass, tumble grass, brimin -
Rutherglen Historical SocietyImage, May 1955
... umbrella grass...Tumble grass or umbrella grass surrounding house at Brimin...On back of photo: "Umbrella grass banked up around 'Carinya...-country Tumble grass or umbrella grass surrounding house at Brimin ...Tumble grass or umbrella grass surrounding house at Brimin 1955Black and white photograph of the veranda of a house with mounds of dry weeds banked up against it.On back of photo: "Umbrella grass banked up around 'Carinya' May 1955"buildings, carinya, umbrella grass, tumble grass, brimin -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus ArchivesAlbum - Colour prints, David Aldoud, Garden Views, 1983
... ) Umbrella Grass (Cyperus alternifolius) (David Aldous). (7) Admin... (Ophiopogon japonicus) Umbrella Grass (Cyperus alternifolius) (David ...(1) Herbaceous Border 1984-5 (pre-Rainforest) #277. (2) View Admin Building from between Emily Gibson Beds. (3) Admin Building. (4) View of Bull Paddock, Dairy and beyond from roof of Admin Building. (5) Rear of Burnley. Tennis Court replaced by PSL 4-6 (DA) (6) Shady Walk Mondograss (Ophiopogon japonicus) Umbrella Grass (Cyperus alternifolius) (David Aldous). (7) Admin Building and Student Amenities Building. (8-10) Luffmann Ponds. (11) Frank's/Rock Point. (12-13) Oak Lawn. (14) Oak Tree lawn on reverse "Please return to Stuart Miller, Burnley College." (15) E. cladocalyx. (16) The Victorian College of Agriculture & Horticulture-Burnley Campus. U. procera to the left E. cladocalyx to the right DA. (17) Sugar Gum E. cladocalyx Burnley Gardens 1989 DA. (18) Burnley College in background DA Crack Willow in winter. (19) Tree unidentified. DA (20) DA View of trees behind Luffmann Ponds. (21) View of Burnley Gardens Pinus canariensis to the left Agathis robusta centre and sequoia sempervirens to the right DA. (22) Students in Citriodora Courtyard. (23) View of Emily Gibson Beds from roof of Admin Building. (24) Admin Building from Oak lawn. Annotated by David Aldous and Stuart Miller. herbaceous border, administration building, emily gibson beds, bull paddock, dairy, tennis court, shady walk, luffmann ponds, oak lawn, david aldous, stuart miller, student amenities building, sugar gum, citriodora courtyard -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Document - Gair's Melbourne Canvas Goods Catalogue, October 1933
... ; tents and flys; grass catchers; umbrellas; dust covers; blinds... of canvas bags and buckets; saddle bags; tents and flys; grass ...Joseph Henry Abbott founded the business in 1853 with a store that supplied everyday essential items to those seeking their fortune on the goldfields. The timing and choice of store ensured that he would become a prominent part of the Bendigo business scene. Abbott's next venture was to establish the New Times Boot Market & Factory in Pall Mall, Sandhurst. In 1867, his wife took over running the shop which was located next to the Bendigo Arcade near Williamson Street. In 1876, the leather business of T Baulderstone was purchased, and operations were further expanded later by the acquisition of the Edinburgh Tannery at Sheepwash Creek, and The Edinburgh Leather & Grindery warehouse in Bull Street, Sandhurst. In 1889, Joseph Abbott passed all interests in the business to his son, who shared the same name, in partnership with an adopted son, Richard Hartley Smith Abbott. The business continued trading under the name J H Abbott & Co.Price List from Gair's Melbourne Canvas Goods Manufacturers 36 Pages: All types of canvas bags and buckets; saddle bags; tents and flys; grass catchers; umbrellas; dust covers; blinds, curtains and awnings; wagon and lorry covers; tennis nets; capenters' aprons; hoses; hammocks; swings; chairs; quoits; sleeping bags; pennants; flags; etc.history, bendigo, abbott collection, gair's melbourne canvas manufacturers -
Phillip Island and District Historical Society Inc.Photograph - Post Card, 1933 - 38
One of two photograps donated by Dr CookBlack & White photograph of people on Cowes beach with four beach umbrellas in the foreground. Trees and grass to the left of photograph."The Beach, Cowes". Valentine, Series No. 2267 Copywrightphillip island, cowes beach, dr cook -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Photograph - VAL CAMPBELL COLLECTION: PHOTOGRAPH OF LAUREN AND VAL CAMPBELL, 1990s
Colour photo of Lauren and her mother Val Campbell. They are standing together on grass beside a swimming pool which has marked lanes. Lauren is wearing a medal around her neck. In the background is a group of people sitting on the grass under a blue and white umbrella. Written on the front of the photo: 1990s Lauren Campbell Dist Medal and mum Val Campbell. Early days Val Campbell poolside. Written on the back: 1990s.recreations, sports, swimming -
Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps Museum
Picture - Silk, 1940's
A crayon drawing done by a Japanese POWBeige coloured parachute silk on which is drawn and coloured a Japanese lady dressed in a pink kimono, holding a mauve and pink umbrella. A snow covered mountain on the left and a weeping tree and light on the right. Japanese characters bottom right, grasses bottom leftpicture, silk print, wallace i, camp 4, tatura, ww2 camp 4, illustrations, prints -
Southern Sherbrooke Historical Society Inc.Postcard - Carinya postcard, boating on Aura Vale Lake
Colour Photograph of people boating at Aura Vale Lake. Several small sailboats are on the lake. People are also swimming and sunbathing. Several beach umbrellas have been set up on the grass.
