Adelaide, Adelaide University Arts Association, [1940]. The first issue of the journal, taking off where 'Phoenix' crashed and burned. The introductory note says it all: 'Last year "Phoenix" went, and thus was happily consummated a failure to understand which had started with the first number. Had the members of the..... More

Adelaide, Baring & Levy, Printers, 1922. And an excellent result: South Australia 7.14 v Victoria 6.14. More

Adelaide, H. Hampson, Advertising Agent, 1894. 'This work has been in course of preparation during several years, and is a selection of articles, chiefly, which have appeared from time to time in the columns of the "Garden and Field".... The author hopes that this work, which he regrets is very..... More

Adelaide, Roberts, 1895. The author was 'Twelve Years Incumbent of St George's, Woodforde, and St Martin's, Campbelltown; also, Twenty-Nine Years Incumbent of St Stephen's, Willunga, St Philip and St James', Noarlunga, and St Ann's, Aldinga'. For every chapter on 'Church Organisation - Cathedral Acre' and 'Alterations in the Manner of..... More

London, The Gardeners' Chronicle Limited, 1926. One of the Gardeners' Chronicle Handbooks series. 'The first three chapters are the result of seven years' experience in the field, where I have been collecting ... in China, Tibet, Burma, and Assam. No originality is claimed for Chapter IV. Chapters V and VI..... More

Sydney, New South Wales Government Railways, [1946]. The last four pages are a Roll of Honour of 'Railway Employees who Died on Active Service'. More

[Melbourne, The Editor], 1944. 'Encouraged all forms of experimental writing. Translations of Kafka, Baudelaire and Maupassant. Contributors included Max Harris, Adrian Lawlor, Alister Kershaw, Muir Holburn, Arthur Ashworth, Irvine Green and the Americans Karl Shapiro, Harry Roskolenko, and Wm. Van O'Connor. Ceased for want of 150 subs' (John Tregenza: 'Australian..... More

[Melbourne, The Editor], 1943. 'Encouraged all forms of experimental writing. Translations of Kafka, Baudelaire and Maupassant. Contributors included Max Harris, Adrian Lawlor, Alister Kershaw, Muir Holburn, Arthur Ashworth, Irvine Green and the Americans Karl Shapiro, Harry Roskolenko, and Wm. Van O'Connor. Ceased for want of 150 subs' (John Tregenza: 'Australian..... More

[Melbourne], A. Harper, Sons & Bean, Limited, [1924]. This detailed account of the first 'road' trip from Sydney to Darwin and back in 1924 is not in Trove, and we can find no mention of this leaflet elsewhere. However, the Bean Car Club website is very informative about this journey..... More

Adelaide, Government Printer, 1916. The Yudnamutana Mining Field is in the Northern Flinders Ranges. 'One of the main mines in the Yudnamutana District, the Yudnamutana mine (also known as the Yuda mine) was worked intermittently for copper. Started around 1862, work was abandoned in 1867, then picked up by the..... More

There is no details indicating the subjects, the photographer, or where or when the photograph was taken, but we suggest Australia (possibly South Australia, where the item surfaced) in the 1870s. The basic nature of the setting, indoors but impermanent, makes us further suggest it is the product of a...... More

Sydney, Coote & Jorgensen Ltd. ,Gear Manufacturers, March 1934. 'The time will come, we hope, when the ancient custom of installing odd gears will pass into oblivion, where it belongs' (foreword). More

Adelaide, W.K. Thomas & Co., Printers (for the South Australian Institute of Engineers), 1914. 'In preparing this paper I need hardly tell you that I have obtained many particulars from the Departmental Reports, especially those of the late Sir Charles Todd ... The late Mr R.R. Knuckey, who had charge..... More