p.305.fictionRomantic fiction set in South Africasouth africa - fiction, young women - fiction

Faded khaki coloured Children's fiction book - with the title Con's Acre by Mrs C.M. Clarke written in yellow lettering in a box at the top surrounded by yellow and pink flowers. Author's name in black is at the bottom underneath an illustration of a man helping a lady alight from a carriage with another woman close by. 160p.fictionA story about young women growing up in England with the trials and tribulations of young love and friendship. Family life in the late 1800's is depicted with strong religious themes. religious stories, family life stories

Brown fabric hardcover book - Eveline's Key-Note by Edith C. Kenyon has an illustration in black. pink and green of two young women sitting on a garden seat with a girl lying on the grass next to them reading. In the background a couple are chatting. The top of the edges of the pages are gold. The Endeavour Library is written at the top in black lettering with the title in yellow underneath. The spine has the title, series and publisher initials at the bottom for The Sunday School Union, The frontispiece has a black and white illustration the same as is on the front cover. and there are five full page black and white illustrations throughout. The chapter heads have an Illuminated style decoration called a vignette. 192p.fictionVictorian fiction with a moral slant for young women about life, growing up and relationships in an English village. family life fiction, religious stories

p.332.fictionA novel told partly in flashbacks about a girl's search for the Australian she met in Malaya during World War II. A young woman who miraculously survived a Japanese "death march" in World War II, and an Australian soldier, also a prisoner of war, who offered to help her--even at the cost of his life.australia - fiction, women prisoners - fiction

Hard cover book. The Carved Cupboard (Our Own Gazette Vol 16 ) Author: Amelia Sophia Le Feuvre Editor: Annie Margaret Menzies Publisher: S. W. Partridge & Co Date: 1899 Further Information: Green Cloth hardcover with gold flower patterning and lettering in gilt to title on front cover. The spine has no Library label with an inscription.fictionThis is The Carved Cupboard by Amy Le Feuvre, the 1899 serialised story featured as "This Year's Story" in a copy of Our Own Gazette, Vol. 16. The cover credits it to "the Author of Probable Sons", which was also one of Le Feuvre's books. The story centres around four sisters who live in a house whose owner has left an old carved cupboard locked, asking the tenants not to open it. Before she leaves, their nanny gives each sister a verse from Psalm 37 to meditate on. As the secret of the cupboard unfolds, each sister grows spiritually according to her verse. The sisters (Agatha, Clare, Gwen, and Elfie) are pushed out of their home when a cousin convinces their aunt to change her will.warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, shipwrecked-artefact, book, our own gazette vol 16, young women's christian association, annie margaret menzies, amelia sophia le feuvre

176 p. : small volume, embossed brown cover. Title page, Table of Contents, and first two pages of text missing.non-fictionExamines ways in which young working women can conduct their lives in ways that are true to Christian values. Numerous biblical quotes.christian life, esther copley nee beuzeville

188 p. : plain brown cover, title and author's name printed in black on spine. Original dust jacket removed, section of it pasted to front cover, depicts handsome young man with two young women gazing at him, one clearly admiring, the other more hesitant.fictionRomance fiction, set in Spain and France, concerning two sisters who become involved with the same man.fiction, romance, nan sharpe

303 p. : brown cover imprinted in black with with geometric design. Title and attribution ("by the author of John Halifax, Gentleman") imprinted on front cover in black, and on spine in gold.fictionfiction, dinah maria mulock craik

296 p. : ill. Pale green decorative cover, image of young woman sitting in a field, reading. List of publisher's other publications at end of book.fictionFiction for girls and young women. "A volume which mothers may place in the hands of their daughters to show that worldly marriages, however glittering and grand . . . are not to be purchased at the expense of religious conviction and truth."g. c gedge, children's fiction, wesleyan/methodist sunday school library

Paperback book with photograph of two young women and a young man at Emerald c. 1900s on the cover. 104 pages. Black and white photographs.non-fictionA photographic history of the first hundred years of European settlement in Emerald and the surrounding district.emerald, european settlement, history, 2006