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Under the Southern Cross
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Under the Southern Cross. Andrea Corsali (b.1487). Letter to Giuliano de Medici 1516 ...... cricket bat with silver plaque; 85.7 x 10.7 x 5.0 cm ...
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Treasures : For teachers : Harold Lasseter’s diary
Make a map to Lasseter’s reef using only symbols. Materials: clean blank paper, textas, glue, coloured paper, scissors, stapler, glitter ...
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Treasures : Item : Japanese map of Western Australia
Japanese map of Western Australia. From Java to Fremantle ... It is more likely that the map was used for bombing raids on Western Australian towns such as ...
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Treasures : Item : Japanese map of Western Australia
The map shows parts of Netherlands East Indies (Indonesia) and Western Australia, from the Kimberley to Geographe Bay near Busselton, along with strategic ...
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Treasures : Item : Early Australian cookbooks
... The Mary Cookery Book: The Most Practical Australian Cook Book Ever Printed ... Australia’s first cookbook appeared in 1864. Written by Hobart landowner ...
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Treasures : For teachers : James Barker Emery’s Sketches of ...
Cut out some simple fish shapes using sponges. Load the sponges with paint and print on to paper. Repeat your stencils in a pattern to create printed fish ...
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Events, Libraries Australia
The Libraries Australia Annual Forum is a showcase of the developments in the past year ... The next Libraries Australia Forum will be held in Sydney at the ...
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Treasures : Item : The Hills Hoist
Donated by Trevor Hill, 1996. South Australiana Collections, State Library of South Australia. Order book for Hills Hoist clothes lines 1945–1946 ...
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Treasures : Item : The Hills Hoist
The Hills Hoist is an enduring Australian icon in more ways than one. A Darwin family reported that the only thing left standing, and working, after Cyclone ...
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Treasures : Item : Alexander Pearce: convict and cannibal
Alexander Pearce: convict and cannibal. Alexander Pearce (d.1824)Narrative of the escape of eight convicts from Macquarie Harbour c.1824 ...
