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Brady, McCabe... and their associates. Bushrangers in Van Diemen's Land 1824-27 by CALDER, James
The Art of Captain Cook's Voyages [three volumes in four] by JOPPIEN, Rudiger & Bernard Smith
Raising Boys: Why Boys Are Different and How to Help Them Become Happy and Well-Balanced Men by Biddulph, Steve
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PERSIA by CURZON,, Hon. George N
THE CRISIS IN AUSTRALIAN FINANCE, 1929 - 1931 by SHANN, , E.O.G. and D.B. Copland
ENGLAND'S APPRENTICESHIP 1603-1763 by WILSON,, Charles
FIRST THINGS LAST by MALOUF,, David
THE PASTORAL PATTERSONS by RANDELL,, J.O
HARUN AL RASHID by PHILBY,, H. ST. J. B
THE LIFE OF JOHN NICHOLSON by TROTTER,, Captain Lionel J
THE ASSIGNMENT by DURRENMATT,, Friedrich
COINS OF THE HAPSBURG EMPERORS AND RELATED ISSUES 1619 TO 1919 by MORT,, S. R
LOOK BACK WITH PRIDE by ROSENTHAL, , NEWMAN
AFTER MANY DAYS. Reminiscences by FETHERSTONHAUGH, , Cuthbert
DESERT PLACES by DAVIDSON,, Robyn
PATCHES OF SUNLIGHT by DUNSANY,, Lord
WOMEN IN AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY, 1901 - 45 by REED,, Janet and Kathleen OAKES
WIDOW CHUAN by YUTANG,, Lin
LATECOMERS by BROOKNER,, Anita
FROM BILLABONG TO LONDON by BRUCE, , Mary Grant
SPANISH LYRICS by [SCORE] WOLF,, Hugo
REDEMPTION BLUES by GRIGGS,, Tim
THE EVOLUTION OF MODERN SCULPTURE by HAMMACHER,, A.M
A BOOK OF TYPE AND DESIGN by HLAVSA,, Oldrich
ICE BIRD by LEWIS, , David
Greek Architecture by LAWRENCE,, A.W
CHARLIE MIKE CHARLIE by CANNING,, Clive
THE CHURCH BY PAPAS by PAPAS,, William
AUSTRALIAN CHILDHOOD: An anthology by DOW,, Gwyn and June Factor (ed)
BOSTOCK AND HARRIS by GARFIELD,, Leon
A STAR DANCED by LAWRENCE,, Gertrude
RUMBLE FISH by HINTON,, S.E
THE TIGERS OF OLD: by HOGAN,, Paul
MA JONES AND THE LITTLE WHITE CANNIBALS by TENNANT,, Kylie
PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS IN ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR by [SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY.]
MILLER'S ANTIQUES PRICE GUIDE by DAVIS,, Josephine (editor)
THE LOG FROM THE SEA OF CORTEZ by STEINBECK,, John
THE ERN MALLEY AFFAIR by HEYWARD,, Michael
A CONCISE ECONOMIC HISTORY OF MODERN CHINA (1840 - 1961.) by KING,, Frank H.H
THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN THE 1880S by OFFORD,, Derek
THE JEWS OF SPAIN. A History of the Sephardic Experience by GERBER,, Jane S
R.G. MENZIES by BUNTING,, Sir John
PEOPLE OF THE AXE by WILLIAMS,, Jay
A HISTORY OF FRANCE by MARSHALL,, H.E
IMAGINARY FRIENDS by LURIE,, Alison
THE PHOTOGRAPHER'S QUESTION AND ANSWER BOOK by BUSSELLE,, Michael
MALORY'S HISTORY OF KING ARTHUR by [MALORY] RHYS,, Ernest (editor)
THE CHIAN WINE by O'BRIAN,, Patrick
LAYS AND TALES OF THE MINES by WILSON,, Arthur ("Dalry")
A SURGEON IN PARIS by BOVE,, Dr. Charles F
A SKULL IN SALOP by GRIGSON,, Geoffrey
LAZARE CARNOT SAVANT by GILLISPIE, , Charles Coulston
BONES OF THE RIVER by WALLACE,, Edgar
JOURNAL OF KATHERINE MANSFIELD by [MANSFIELD] MURRY,, J. Middleton [ed.]
THE TWO LIVES OF JOSEPH DOCKER by McMILLAN,, J.M
A PORTFOLIO OF NEW ZEALAND BIRDS by HARVEY, , Bruce
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY by FOSTER,, Robert J
EXPLOITS OF DON QUIXOTE by [ARDIZZONE,, Edward]
LATIN AND GREEK IN AMERICAN EDUCATION by KELSEY,, Francis W. (ed.)
TRUST THE WOMEN by MILLAR,, Ann
The English Lettering Tradition, from 1700 to the present day by BARTRAM, Alan
TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY by FEFERMAN, , Soloman, and W.A.J. Luxembourg, Hugo Rossi, Robert T. Seeley, Stephen S. Shatz, James D. Stasheff, Daniel W. Stroock and Alan D. Weinstein
CLIMATE AND THE BRITISH SCENE by MANLEY,, Gordon
DOING THE TRUTH by McDONAGH, , Enda
Lectures on the History of the Jewish Church. [In three volumes] by Stanley,, Arthur Penrhyn
A.G. STEPHENS by [STEPHENS] PALMER,, Vance. (ed.)
Gareth and Lynette etc by TENNYSON,, Alfred Lord
BLACKBERRIES IN THE DARK by JUKES, Mavis
THE IDENTITY OF FRANCE. Volume 2: People and Production by BRAUDEL,, Fernand
DIRECTED BY KEN G. HALL by HALL, , Ken G
The Journal and Letters of Captain Charles Bishop on the North-West Coast of America, in the Pacific and in New South Wales 1794 - 1799 by [HAKLUYT SOCIETY]. ROE,, Michael. ed
THE BEST IN PACKAGING, EXHIBITION DESIGN, ENVIRONMENTAL GRAPHICS by [PRINT CASEBOOKS 7]
HERITAGE OF EXCELLENCE by TURNER, , Thomas B
THE PHYSIOGRAPHY (GEOMORPHOLOGY) OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA by JUTSON,, J.T
A NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN IN BRITAIN by FLEURE,, H. J
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF EMBROIDERY by
MONASTIC LIFE IN MEDIEVAL ENGLAND by DICKINSON,, J. C
The Drawings of Roy Lichtenstein Catalogue by Elizabeth Richebourg by [Lichtenstein]. ROSE, Bernice
THE ROAD TO ADVENT by [PAULINUS PRESS] BRETHERTON,, J.C
TALKING GOD by HILLERMAN,, Tony
THE CALIFORNIA DIARY OF FAXON DEAN ATHERTON, 1836 - 1839 by ATHERTON, , Faxon Dean
THE GOLDEN SABRE by CLEARY,, Jon
ROENTGEN RAYS AND PHENOMENA OF THE ANODE AND CATHODE by THOMPSON,, Edward P., and William A. Anthony
THE SHAVING OF SHAGPAT by [LIMITED EDITIONS CLUB.] MEREDITH,, George
FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS by WEIBE,, Arthur J
WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE by ELLIOTT,, Sumner Locke
XAVIER HERBERT by [HERBERT, Xavier.] DE GROEN,, Francis
EYES OF VIGILANCE by MAURICE,, Furnley
FUCHSIAS by THORNE,, Thomas
A PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF THE EUPHRATES EXPEDITION by AINSWORTH,, William Francis
THE AUSTRALIAN LEGEND by WARD,, Russel
MANUAL OF BACTERIOLOGY by MUIR,, Robert, James Ritchie et al
DISCRETIONARY JUSTICE by DAVIS,, Kenneth Culp
THE PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY by MEIJER,, Emile and Joop Swart. (eds.)
GOING IT ALONE by MANDLE,, W.F
BURGER'S DAUGHTER by GORDIMER,, Nadine
FIELD GUIDE TO WEEDS IN AUSTRALIA by LAMP,, Charles and Frank Collett
THE WEIRD ONES by GOLD,, H.L (ed)
POEMS OF WILLIAM MORRIS WITH TWO PROSE ROMANCES by MORRIS,, William
10 x 10 by BENNETT, , Rod
VIRGINIA VOYAGES FROM HAKLUYT by HAKLUYT,, Richard
INDIA IN THE CRUCIBLE by IYER,, C.S.R
DEATH'S DARKEST FACE by SYMONS,, Julian
SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY IN THE SOVIET UNION by GRAHAM,, Loren
A SEPARATE CREATION. Discovery of Wild Australia by Explorers and Naturalists by PIZZEY,, Graham
CHINESE RELIGIONS by SMITH,, D. Howard
MODERN ENGLISH PAINTERS. Volume One Sickert to Lowry. Volume Two Nash to Bawden. Volume Three Hennell to Hockney by ROTHENSTEIN,, John
SONGS OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA by HELFERT, , R. and David Holdsworth
Orange & District Illustrated. 1928. Historical, Statistical & Descriptive by [FLYNN & LEGGO
THE WAY OF THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL by ORCZY,, Baroness
IN OUR TOWN. Illustrations by Garth Williams by RUNYON,, Damon
THE MURDERER by HEATH,, Roy A.K
THE AUSTRALIAN COMPANY, by BYRT,, W.J
DAZZLE by MOTTRAM, , R.H
MEDICINE AND THE ARTIST by ZIGROSSER, , Carl
CONVICTS UNBOUND. The Story of the Calcutta Convicts and Their Settlement in Australia by TIPPING,, Majorie
DAY OF MY DELIGHT. An Anglo-Australian Memoir by BOYD,, Martin
TIME ENOUGH LATER by TENNANT,, Kylie
THE HAPPIEST DAYS by LAMB,, G. F
BACKBLOCKS BABY-DOCTOR by GORDON,, Doris
MORRIS FISHBEIN, M.D by FISHBEIN,, Morris
THE OPEN VERDICT. A Mystery by LE QUEUX,, William
EXPLORATIONS IN LANGUAGE AND MEANING by CRICK,, Malcom
THE FOREIGNER by PLANTE,, David
AUSTRALIA FROM A WOMAN'S POINT OF VIEW by ACKERMANN,, Jessie
UNDERSEA TREASURE HUNTERS by PATCHETT,, Mary Elwyn
A DICTIONARY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES by GOULD, , Julius and William L. Kolb (eds.)
A HISTORY OF GOLF IN VICTORIA by MANSFIELD,, Garry
STUDIES IN POLITICAL ECONOMY by MacDOUGALL,, Donald
THE GULAG ARCHIPELAGO, 1918 - 1956 by SOLZHENITSYN, , Alexander
COMPARATIVE STATE POLICIES by GALLIGAN,, Brian (editor)
FLORINE STETTHEIMER by SUSSMAN, Elizabeth and Barbara Bloemink
NIGHT PICTURES by JONES,, Rod
JOHN CROME THE ELDER by GOLDBERG,, Norman L
TREATISE ON THE CLARINET (BOHEM SYSTEM) by DUNBAR., Rudolph
THE OCCURANCE OF POTASSIUM NITRATE NEW GOYDER'S PASS, MCDONNELL RANGES, CENTRAL AUSTRALIA, by MAWSON,, Sir Douglas
THE THEORY OF CAPITALIST DEVELOPMENT by SWEEZY,, Paul M
THE LEGION OF THE DAMNED by HASSEL,, Sven
AN ESSAY ON EYESIGHT by JELLY,, Oliver
COURBET: THE STUDIO OF THE PAINTER by [COURBET] NICOLSON,, Benedict
BLACK CARGOES by MANNIX, , Daniel P. with Malcolm Cowley
EARLY DAYS by [WESTERN AUSTRALIAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY] BURTON,, Canon. (ed.)
SELECTED WRITING OF LORD MOYNIHAN by MOYNIHAN, , Lord
BLEEDING MAIZE AND BLUE by HOLTZER,, Susan
DICKENS by [DICKENS, Charles] ACKROYD,, Peter
WILLIAM LANE AND THE AUSTRALIAN LABOR MOVEMENT by ROSS, , Lloyd
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF ACCOUNTING RESPONSIBILITY, 1911-1936 by MAY,, GEORGE OLIVER
THE ATLAS OF ANCIENT ARCHAEOLOGY by HAWKES, , Jacquetta (ed.)
THE EMBATTLED PHILOSOPHER: by [DIDEROT, Denis] CROCKER,, Lester G
AUSTRALASIA by WILDEY,, William Brackley
SOMETHING FOR TOKENS by MACARTNEY,, Frederick T
THE SHORT STORY by O'FAOLAIN,, Sean
THE UNDERCOVER SECRET by THIELE,, Colin
TRENDS IN AUSTRALIAN POLITICS by BLACKBURN,, M. and others
ATLANTIS IS MISSING. A gripping true story of survival in the Australian wilderness by WINTER,, Barbara
GALILEO'S UNFINISHED BUSINESS by GILBERT,, Roy V
HOWARD FLOREY: by [FLOREY, Howard] MACFARLANE,, Gwyn
FOUNDATIONS OF THE AUSTRALIAN MONETARY SYSTEM by BUTLIN,, S.J
TALES FROM THE DANDENONGS: by LUNDY,, Jack
MONEY by MILLS & WALKER,, R. C. & E. Ronald
PASSWORD: by KIM,, Don'o
TENNYSON AN OCCULTIST by SINNETT,, A.P
MISS SMILLA'S FEELING FOR SNOW by HOEG,, Peter
ROLLEICORD ROLLEIFLEX by [CATALOGUE]
From Sydney Cove To Duntroon by KERR, JOAN ; FALKUS, HUGH
DIM AND DUSTY by DALGLEISH,, Joan
GEOFFREY CHAUCER: by [CHAUCER, Geoffrey] LOWES,, John Livingston
AT THE SIGN OF THE CAT AND RACKET AND OTHER STORIES by BALZAC,, Honore de,
Knight Errant by [FAIRBANKS] CONNELL, BRIAN
THE BYSTANDER by STOW,, Randolph
THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY 1850-1975 by FISCHER,, G. L. [comp.]
DUBLIN'S SURGEON-ANATOMISTS AND OTHER ESSAYS by DOOLIN,, William
Who Killed The Koories? The true, terrible story of Australia's founding years by CANNON, , Michael
HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE by BRINK,, Bernhard Ten
LITTLE ESSAYS OF LOVE AND VIRTUE by ELLIS,, Havelock
THE BRISTLE CONE PINE & OTHER POEMS by CUDAHY,, Sheila
THE EDWARDIANS by SACKVILLE-WEST,, Victoria
ANGUS WILSON by [ANGUS WILSON] DRABBLE,, Margaret
BOOPLATES FOR LIBRARIES by SHICKELL,, Edward Hampton,
AN UNFINISHED NOVEL by SHAW,, Bernard
. NARRATIVE OF A VOYAGE TO JAVA, CHINA, AND THE GREAT LOO-CHOO ISLAND by HALL,, Captain Basil
TRADE UNIONISM NEW AND OLD by HOWELL, , George
THE DUC DE LAUZUN by MAUGRAS, , Gaston
ENDURING AS THE CAMPHOR TREE by OAKES,, Russell J
APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGIES FOR THIRD WORLD DEVELOPMENT by ROBINSON,, Austin (ediotr)
BAKUNIN ON ANARCHY. Selected Works by the Activist-Founder of World Anarchism. Preface by Paul Avrich by [BAKUNIN, Michael.] DOLGOFF, , Sam (Ed.)
NORMAN LINDSAY'S CATS by LINDSAY,, Norman
MEMOIRS by WILLIAMS,, Tennessee
BROADCASTING IN AUSTRALIA by MACKAY, , Ian K
THE DEAD SNAKE by WARD,, Donald
FIFTEEN NORTH OF HOOK by BUETTEL, , N.E
APOCALYPSE WOW! by GARNER,, James Finn
COLLECTED POEMS by NEWBOLT,, Henry
AFTER MANY A SUMMER. A Novel by HUXLEY,, Aldous
TRANS-AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY by A. C. BROOKS
PROSE E RIME. In Onore Della Celebre Sig. Teresa Bandettini Lucchese Fra Gli Arcadi Amarilli Etrusca Recitate Nell'Accademia Degli Osculri di Lucca by [BANDETTINI,, Sig. Teresa.]
COMMODORE J. G. GOODENOUGH by [GOODENOUGH] MARKHAM,, Clements R
THE WARRENS OF WOMBAT FLAT by HAWKER, , R.M
ARCTIC PILOT by GILBERT,, Walter and Kathleen Shackleton
THE SOVIET INTELLIGENTSIA by CHURCHWARD, , L.G
BETRAYED SPRING:. A Novel of the British Way by LINDSAY,, Jack
LORD OF THE EAST by FRASER,, Ronald
MACE'S LUCK by GRANT,, James
THE SORY OF A STORY & THREE STORIES by [FRIENDS OF THE BANCROFT LIBRARY.] WEST,, Jessamyn
THE MULE ON THE MOTORWAY by BERNA,, Paul
LEGENDS FROM BENSON'S VALLEY by HARDY,, Frank
MAN'S STORM by HELLER,, Keith
SOME SOURCES FOR THE HISTORY OF AUSTRALIAN SCIENCE by BORCHARDT,, D.H. (ed.)
ROMAN PORTRAITS by GOLDSCHEIDER,, L. (foreword)
BLUE WILLOW PATTERN by HAYBALL,, Doris
THE FAIRY LAND OF LIVING THINGS by KEARTON,, Richard
WOMEN AND POLITICS WORLDWIDE by NELSON [Eds.],, Barbara J and Najma Chowdury
COME IN SPINNER by CUSACK,, D. and F. James
SEIZURES OF THE WILL IN EARLY MODERN ENGLISH DRAMA by WHIGHAM,, Frank
LIFE OF SAVAGE by [SAVAGE, Richard.] JOHNSON,, Samuel
THE ALSATIAN WOLF - DOG by HOROWTIZ,, Geo
THOMAS MANN by [THOMAS MANN] KURZKE,, Hermann
HANDBOOK TO THE BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA by GOULD,, John
THE ART OF WILLIAM DOBELL by SMITH,, Sydney Ure
CHANGE THE LOCKS by FRENCH,, Simon
RUSSIAN JEWELLERY by KARPUN,, Alexei
MEDIAEVAL GERMAN STUDIES by NORMAN,, Frederick
MAN AND HIS MUSIC by HARMAN,, Alec
Peninsula Perspectives by CALDER, , Winty
THE CHILD'S CONCEPTION OF NUMBER by PIAGET,, Jean
ABOUT CATHERINE DE MEDICI by BALZAC,, Honore de,
THE AMERICAN WHALEMAN by HOHMAN,, Elmo Paul
BILLABONG GOLD by BRUCE, , Mary Grant
ESTIMATING FOR PRINTERS by COSTING COMMITTEE OF THE BRITISH FEDERATION OF MASTER PRINTERS
AN ANTHOLOGY OF FRENCH SCIENTIFIC PROSE by DUNMORE,, John. (ed.)
LETTERS OF TRAVEL by KIPLING,, Rudyard
Vallejo Kitty by KNOX, Ann
EMPIRICISM AND ETHICS by MONRO,, D.H
THE GOVERNMENT & POLITICS OF IRELAND by CHUBB, , Basil
A SKETCH OF OLD ENGLAND by
WATERCOLORS, DRAWINGS, AND HIS ESSAY 'THE ANGEL IS MY WATERMARK!' by MILLER,, Henry
MYSTERY ON MINNAMURRA by BENJAMIN,, Gordon
ANAWRAHTA OF BURMA by CHIT,, Khin Myo
TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN by TAYLOR,, Tom
THE ARABIAN ANTIQUITIES OF SPAIN by MURPHY,, James Cavanah
THE PONSONBY POST by RUBENS, , Bernice
CHARLES DICKENS 1812-1870 by [DICKENS, Charles.] TOMLIN,, E.W.F. (ed.)
TELEVISION CRIME-DRAMA by THOMSON, , R.J
COLERIDGE'S VARIETY by [COLERIDGE, Samuel] BEER, , John (ed.)
DYNAMICS IN AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC MANAGEMENT: SELECTED ESSAYS by KOUZMIN,, Alexander & Nicholas Scott (Eds.)
THE EIGHTEENTH BRUMAIRE OF LOUIS BONAPARTE by MARX,, Karl
TOM JONES: THE HISTORY OF A FOUNDLING by FIELDING,, Henry
PACIFISM AND THE JEWS by WILCOCK, Evelyn
THE MACHINE by HULTEN,, K.G. Pontus
FOUR PLAYS. Orison, The Two Executioners, Fando and Lis, and The Car Cemetery by ARRABAL
SUNGONG by ALLEN,, Roy
YOU'RE THINKING ABOUT DOUGHNUTS by ROSEN,, Michael
Art and Architecture in Belgium 1600-1800 by GERSON, , H. and TER KUILE, E.H
A BUDDHIST PARADISE: THE MURALS OF ALCHI WESTERN HIMALAYAS by PAL,, Pratapaditya
FRANCESCO BARTOLOZZI, R.A by [BARTOLOZZI, Francesco.] BAILY,, J.T. Herbert
THE DEER OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. An Account of their History Status and Distribution by WHITEHEAD,, G. Kenneth
HUMAN NAVIGATION AND MAGNETORECEPTION by BAKER, , R. Robin
CONQUISTADOR by GARRISON,, Omar V
AUTOMATIC VAUDEVILLE by LAHR,, John
THE LONG MARCH by DE BEAUVOIR,, Simone
THE BAROQUE POEM by SEGEL, , Harold B
HELLENISTIC ART by WEBSTER,, T.B.L
A LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE by BAYLY,, George
CHINA MAGNIFICENT by CARTER, , Dagny
WAR AND POLITICS IN NEW ZEALAND, 1855-1870 by DALTON, , B.J
THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT IN LATIN AMERICA by JAQUETTE,, Jane S. (Ed.)
THE ROYAL SUPREMACY IN THE ELIZABETHAN CHURCH by CROSS,, Claire
THE REALM OF THE TERRESTRIAL PLANETS by KOPAL, , Zdenek
WORDSWORTH'S "NATURAL METHODISM by BRANTLEY, , Richard E
THE OLYMPUS BOOK by GAUNT,, Leonard
EDWARD GIBBON WAKEFIELD by BLOOMFIELD,, Paul
A HISTORY OF WOMEN IN THE WEST. II. Emerging Feminism from Revolution to World War by KLAPISCH-ZUBER,, Christiane (ed.)
PIPE NIGHT by O'HARA,, John,
ZARAFA by ALLIN,, Michael
DESIRE AND CONTRADICTION by BIVONA,, Daniel
WORLD CARS 1982 by [AUTOMOTIVE CLUB OF ITALY.]
THE PENROSE ANNUAL VOLUME 59 1966 by SPENCER,, Herbert. [Editor]
THE CALL GIRLS by KOESTLER,, Arthur
THE WHITE-BLOUSE REVOLUTION by ANDERSON,, Gregory (ed)
JOURNEY AMONG MEN by MARSHALL, , John and Russell Drysdale
SIR JOSEPH BANKS by CAMERON,, Hector Charles
DUNCAN MCLURE by RUDD,, Steele
FORMS OF DESIRE by STEIN,, Edward
THE VIEW OF FRAUNCE (1604) by
GEORGIANA'S JOURNAL by McCRAE,, Hugh. (ed.)
NABOKOV'S DOZEN by NABOKOV,, Vladimir
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM by GUILLOT,, Rene
BABEL TOWER by BYATT,, A.S
The Million Dollar Mystery by MACGRATH, , Harold
GUIDA GENERALE DEGLI ARCHIVI DI STATO ITALIANI by D'ANGIOLINI,, Poero and Claudio Pavone (eds.)
THE SOLUBLE FERMENTS AND FERMENTATION by GREEN,, J. Reynolds
PEDRO MARTINEZ by LEWIS,, Oscar
SHAKESPEARE'S COUNTRY by RUSSELL, , John
THE ENIGMA OF JAPANESE POWER by VAN WOLFEREN,, Karel
THE LIFE OF A SEA OFFICER by DE RAIGERSFELD,, Jeffrey Baron
EVER AFTER by SWIFT,, Graham
The Australian Soldier's Gift Book by TURNER, , Ethel and Bertram Stevens (eds.)
THE TRUMPET AND OTHER POEMS by THOMAS,, Edward
L'ISTITUTO TECNICO 'R. SERRA' by RIVA,, Claudio [and Adamo Spinelli]
PIONEERS OF YESTERDAY by HALFORD,, Mrs. E.P
A CONNECTED HISTORY OF EARLY EGYPT, BABYLONIA AND CENTRAL ASIA by DAVIDSON,, D
ELECTORAL ATLAS by AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION
THE CHARTIST MOVEMENT by HOVELL,, Mark
THE IRONIC EYE by [GOLDSWORTHY,, Peter.] Andrew Riemer
Catalogue of the Rare Art Treasures, Magnificent Furnishings, .. throughout the residence "Wongala" .. Turramurra .. 18th & 19th November, 1958 by [JAMES R. LAWSON.]
RELUCTANT HARBOUR by ROBINSON,, Nancy
THE INTELLECTUAL REPOSITORY AND NEW JERUSALEM MAGAZINE by [THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE NEW CHURCH.] SWEDENBORG,, Emmanuel et al
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC MEMORY by STRAHAN,, Lynne
HAND BOOK OF THE ROYAL AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS by
DINGO by ROSENBERG,, Marc
THE AMERICAN INQUISITION, 1945-1960 by BELFRAGE,, C
POWER, POLITICS AND VOTING BEHAVIOUR by RILEY, , Michael
A.I.D.S., HERPES AND EVERYTHING YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT V.D. IN AUSTRALIA by BRADFORD,, David
THE CALIFORNIA STATE SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS by
THE POETICAL WORKS by MILTON,, John
RACE AGAINST THE WOLVES by ROCK,, Nora
AUSTRALIEN by NOWACK, , Wilhelm
CRY OF THE STORM-BIRD by SPICER,, J.R
LAMENT FOR THE MOLLY MAGUIRES by LEWIS,, Arthur H
THE MAGIC COTTAGE by HERBERT,, James
INDUSTRIAL GROWTH AND POPULATION CHANGE by WRIGLEY,, E. A
Fossil Beach Cement Works Mornington Victoria by CULICAN, , William and John Taylor
A LADY'S VISIT TO THE GOLD DIGGINGS OF AUSTRALIA IN 1852-53 by CLACY,, Mrs. Charles
THE CONQUERORS OF MEXICO by GILBERT,, Henry
The History Of The Vincentian Fathers In Australasia by BOURKE, , D.F
REALISM AND THE CINEMA by WILLIAMS,, Christopher
MARY by STRONG,, Roy and Julia Trevelyan Oman
BYRON, SHELLEY, HUNT, AND THE LIBERAL by MARSHALL,, William H
THE CHALLENGE AHEAD by NYE,, L.J.J
COLOUR ATLAS AND TEXTBOOK OF TISSUE AND CELLULAR PATHOLOGY by SANDRITTER, W. and W. B. Wartman
THE MARX BROTHERS by CRICHTON, , Kyle
ART TRIBES by OLIVA,, Achille Bonito
PHILIP LARKIN by [LARKIN] MOTION,, Andrew
THE FOLLIES AND GARDEN BUILDINGS OF IRELAND by HOWLEY,, James
ROYAL ESCAPE by HEYER,, Georgette
VALLEY OF SALT, MEMORIES OF WINE by NUSBAUMER,, Louis
NEW GUIDE TO THE PLANETS by MOORE, , Patrick
LA DANSE by HAMILTON, , David
THE STRUCTURAL CHARACTER OF THE FLINDERS RANGES by MAWSON,, Douglas
FOOTPRINTS by NEWELL,, Betty [and Rodney Thelander.]
CRIME IN THREADNEEDLE STREET by DAVIS,, George
AN EXPENSIVE PLACE TO DIE by DEIGHTON,, Len
THE COMING CRISIS OF WESTERN SOCIOLOGY by GOULDNER,, Alvin W
THE RIDGE AND THE RIVER by HUNGERFORD,, T.A.G
1805 by WOODMAN,, Richard
SIGHTING REFERENCES by GROSZ,, Elizabeth; Michael CARTER; Ross GIBSON; Meaghan MORRIS; Juan DAVILA; Julie BROWN_RRAP; Maria KOZIC; Tim JOHNSON; Richard DUNN; Peter TYNDALL
TASMANIAN LETTERS 1824-1852 by RICHARDS,, Jack
CRATERS OF FIRE by TAZIEFF, , H
VERSUNKENE KULTUREN LEBENDIGE VOLKER by KARFELD,, Kurt Peter
REI HAMON: ARTIST OF THE NEW ZEALAND BUSH by [HAMON,, Rei]
THE BOX IN THE CORNER by DUNN,, Gwen
THE TOUR by NIXON,, Christopher
PLEASURES OF HERBS by HATFIELD,, Audrey Wynne
THORSTEIN VEBLIN AND THE INSTITUTIONALISTS by SECKLER, David
THE TALES OF D. H. LAWRENCE by LAWRENCE,, D. H
RESTRICTED. ALLIED GEOGRAPHICAL SECTION SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA TERRAIN HANDBOOK 63. BANDJERMASIN (SE BORNEO). Important a. This document contains information of value to the enemy b. it will be destroyed if in danger of falling into enemy hands by SUTHERLAND,, R.K
REMARKS ON THE FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS by WITTGENSTEIN,, Ludwig
HEROES OF THE FANCY by THOMAS,, Arnold
THE MAN FROM OUTER SPACE by DUFF, , Douglas V
'CONSERVATION WITH CALLIOPE' by HOPE,, A.D
A DOCTOR'S CREED by BOURNE,, Aleck
BULLET PARK. A Novel by CHEEVER,, John
THE MEN OF LIBERTY by MANCERON,, Claude
THE WEEKLY by O'BRIEN, , Denis
THE AUSTRALIAN COLLECTION. Australia's Greatest Books by DUTTON,, Geoffrey
MASSACRES TO MINING. The Colonisation of Aboriginal Australia by ROBERTS,, Jan
RANGE THE MOUNTAINS HIGH by WRIGHT,, Judith
IN THE SMOKE by KELSALL,, E. M. "Mick"
T.H. HUXLEY ON EDUCATION by HUXLEY,, Thomas H
DEATH IN MIDSUMMER by MISHIMA,, Yukio
THE ARTS OF EGYPT by WOLDERING,, Irmgard
MEDIAEVAL LONDON by HOME,, Gordon
THESAURO DE SCRITTORI, 1535 by CARPI., Ugo da,
BRUMBIE DUST by OTTLEY,, Reginald
THE GENERATIVE SYSTEM AND ITS FUNCTIONS IN HEALTH AND DISEASE by BEANEY,, James George
THE BLACK STAR by WALPOLE,, Andrew H
COSMIC MISSION FULFILLED by LEWIS,, Ralph M
BIRDS OF PREY by DE VERE WHITE,, Terence
KATHARINE TYNAN by [TYNAN, Katharine.] ROSE,, Marilyn Gaddis
THE GOLD-HEADED CANE. With an introduction by Sir William Osler. And a prefce by Francis R. Packard by MACMICHAEL,, William
Act of Grace by Coyle,, William. [Thomas Keneally]
THE OXFORD ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARY OF AUSTRALIAN HISTORY by BASSETT,, Jan
IN THE BEGINNING by DOUGLAS,, Norman
HOGARTH by [HOGARTH] BURKE,, Joseph and Colin Caldwell (ed.)
EFFEMINATE ENGLAND by BRISTOW,, Joseph
THE CHIPS ARE DOWN by SARTRE,, Jean-Paul
FLANNEL FLOWERS by GIBBS, , May
COVERSATIONS WITH GERALD by SYMONDS,, John
JOURNEYINGS by McCALMAN, , Janet
WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS AND TRASCENDENTALISM by [WILLIAMS, William Carlos.] CALLAN,, Ron
PULP FRICTIONS by HAINING,, Peter (ed.)
CRUMMY MUMMY AND ME by FINE,, Anne
PILLARS OF FEAR by HAIGH,, Bruce
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND by MACAULAY,, Lord
I CAN JUMP OCEANS. The World of Alan Marshall by MARKS, , Harry
A MAN OF HIS TIME by SIMPSON,, Helen de Guerry
CHUMS, 1936 - 1937 by
FURTHER OUTLOOK by WALTER,, W. Grey
ROOF OVER HEAVEN by THWAITES,, Frederick J
WILD APPLES by GOGARTY,, Oliver
STONEHENGE by ATKINSON, , R.J.C
THE ALCESTIS by EURIPIDES
MIND, MACHINES, AND HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS by NADEAU, , Robert L
THE HASHISH CLUB. An Anthology of Drug Literature. Volume One: The founding of the modern tradition: From Coleridge to Crowley. Volume Two: The psychedelic era: From Huxley to Lennon by HAINING, , Peter (Ed.)
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING by VANDERWALKER,, F.N
FIFTEEN RABBITS by SALTEN,, Felix
Sir Herbert Read A Memorial Symposium [in] The Malahat Review Number Nine, January 1969 by [Read, Herbert]. SKELTON, Robin [ed]
THE BUSH BOY'S BOOK by MACDONALD,, Donald
MR. NICHOLAS by ELY,, David
TAMARISK ROW by MURNANE,, Gerald
BEHAVIOUR THERAPY WITH CHILDREN by GRAZIANO,, Anthony M. (Ed.)
THE HARLOTS ENTER FIRST by WINDSOR,, Gerard
CHUMS, 1934 - 1935 by
THE VAGRANT MOOD by MAUGHHAM,, W. Somerset
WOMEN AND MEDICINE by LEVIN,, Beatrice S
EDWARD WILSON: Nature - Lover by SEAVER, , GEORGE
CLASS AND IDEOLOGY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY by NEALE, , R.S
IN LIGHT AND DARKNESS by WALLACE-CRABBE,, Chris
GHOSTS THAT HAUNT YOU by [CHAMBERS,, Aidan.]
77 Years of Football, 1883 - 1959 by MCLEAN, DR TREVOR A
CATHOLIC RADICALS IN BRAZIL by DE KADT, , Emanuel
THE PERFORMANCE OF CONVICTION by GRAHAM, , Kenneth J.E
Lachlan Macquarie. A Biography by RITCHIE,, John
FEMININE SINGULAR by HANSEN,, D.E. and I.V
DIALOGO by LEVI,, Primo and Tullio Regge
ULYSSES by JOYCE,, James
GLYNN ISAAC AND THE SEARCH FOR HUMAN ORIGINS IN AFRICA by ISAAC,, Rhys
THE POWYS BROTHERS by [POWYS.] WARD,, Richard Heron
THEME AND VARIATIONS by MENUHIN, , Yehudi
THE OPOPONAX by WITTIG,, Monique
A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL GHOST REVISITS HIS OLD HAUNTS by FRANCIS,, Sir Frank
APPRENTICESHIP IN LIBERTY by FAUST, , Beatrice
STUDIES IN JEWISH THOUGHT by RAWIDOWICZ, Simon
HOMO ACADEMICUS by BOURDIEU,, Pierre
THE STORY OF ASTRONOMY by MOORE, , Patrick
HIBBERD by HAINSWORTH,, J.D
HUMOR 2, by SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRATORS
THE TIGER IN THE TIGER PIT by HOSPITAL,, Janette Turner
THE BOY WHO PAINTED THE SUN by MORRIS,, Jill
WITCHES' SABBATH by SACHS,, Maurice
JANE'S ALL THE WORLD'S AIRCRAFT 1982-83 by [JANE'S.] TAYLOR,, John W. R. (ed.)
BUNNY BROWN AND HIS SISTER SUE ON GRANDPA'S FARM by HOPE,, Laura Lee
DEGAS by KENDALL,, Richard
IN THE LAP OF ATLAS. Stories of Morocco by HUGHES,, Richard
THULE by LAW,, Marjorie
SOUTH MOUNTAIN ROAD by ANDERSON,, Hesper
THREADS OF YESTERDAY by JENNINGS,, R.G
EMPRESS OF THE MIND by [DE STAEL, Madam.] BELL,, C. Gladstone
SOJOURNERS by ROLLS,, Eric
REGIONS OF THE IMAGINATION by KEITH,, W.J
THE BLACK AVONS by WALLACE,, Edgar
FIVE MEN VANISHED by PEARL,, Cyril
THE STORY OF H.M.S. "VICTORY" by CALLENDER,, Geoffrey
VENETIAN NARRATIVE PAINTING IN THE AGE OF CARPACCIO by BROWN,, Patricia Fortini
THE REFUGEE by FOWLER,, Helen
PIRACIES, LTD by BOK"
THE COMPANION GUIDE TO THE NORTH ISLAND OF NEW ZEALAND by BRATHWAITE, , Errol
SNOGGLE by PRIESTLEY,, J.B
RAIN BOAT by KENDALL, Lace
THE BEATLES OFF THE RECORD. Outrageous Opinions and Unrehearsed Interviews. Foreword by Hunter Davies by BADMAN,, Keith
RELATIONS IN RECORDS by AGPS PRESS
BRIEF CANDLES by HUXLEY,, Aldous
NORMAN LINDSAY by STEWART,, Douglas
THE EROTIC IN LITERATURE by LOTH, , David
INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT DESIGN by KNOBEL,, Lance
THE GROWTH OF THE AMERICAN ECONOMY by WILLIAMSON,, Harold F. (Ed)
BLACK LIGHTNING by CUSACK,, Dymphna
LONDON'S FIRST RAILWAY: The London & Greenwich by THOMAS,, R.H.G
ARMED NEUTRALITY FOR AUSTRALIA by MARTIN, , David
THE REPETITIVE STRAIN INJURY HANDBOOK by SIMON, , Robert M. and Ruth Aleskovsky
THE HUMANIZING OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY by MUSSEN, , Gerald
THE PHILOSOPHY OF SPACE AND TIME by REICHENBACH,, Hans
A TREASURY OF AUSTRALIAN HUMOUR by WANNAN,, Bill (ed)
SCIENCE AS HISTORY: by GARTMANN,, Heinz
NARROW EXIT by HENISSART,, Paul
LETTERS by BARTH,, John
ADVANCED VECTOR ANALYSIS With Application to Mathematical Physics by WEATHERBURN, C.E
BUNYIP SAYS SO by FLEMING,, W.A
THE VISION OF JEAN GENET by [GENET, Jean.] COE,, Richard N
THE HOUR GLASS by YEATS,, W.B
F. G. COLES by RENARD, , Gaston
THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE by BURTON, , E.F., and W.H. KOHL
THE BLACK DEATH. Natural and Human Disaster in Medieval Europe by GOTTFRIED,, Robert S
MASCULINE, FEMININE OR HUMAN? by CHAFETZ, , Janet Saltzman
A GENERAL HISTORY OF NURSING by SEYMER, , Lucy Ridgely
PIONEER CRAFTS OF EARLY AUSTRALIA by WALKER,, Murray
PHILOSOPHICAL APPRENTICESHIPS. Translated by Robert R. Sullivan by GADAMER,, Hans - Georg
IMAGES OF AUSTRALIA by BRADDON,, Russell
FUNNY by TURNER,, Ethel
KITTY & VIRGIL by BAILEY,, Paul
IN SEARCH OF HENRY LAWSON by CLARK,, Manning,
BOTTLE'S PATH by POWYS,, T.F
Last Words on the Roman Municipalities by HEITLAND, W. E
J. MCDOUALL STUART'S EXPLORATIONS ACROSS THE CONTINENT OF AUSTRALIA by STUART,, J. McDouall
INSTRUMENTATION FOR ENGINEERS by TURNER,, J.D
SUDAN TO VIETNAM by DARLINGTON, , Robert
EINSTEIN. A Life in Science by WHITE,, Michael and John Gribbin
CHEMISTRY OF WOOD by HAGGLUND,, Erik
THE PAGEANT OF THE PACKETS by ESKEW,, Garnett Laidlaw
DUO by COLETTE
MAN MIDWIFE by GRAY, , Ernest (ed.)
HOUSEHOLDS WORK by IREMONGER,, Duncan (editor)
THE RAPID TRANSIT RAILWAYS OF THE WORLD by HOWSON,, Henry F
DICKENS' DREAM CHILDREN by [CHARLES DICKENS] DICKENS,, Mary Angela
CORDON BLEU: BASIC COOKERY METHODS by
A WINDOW IN THRUMS by BARRIE,, J.M
PERCEPTUAL ACQUAINTANCE FROM DESCARTES TO REID by YOLTON,, John W
THE LIBERATOR by [DAN O'CONNELL] CUSACK,, M. F
GARCIA LORCA by [LORCA, GARCIA] HONIG,, Edwin
THE MYSTERY OF UNITY by [WHITE, Patrick.] MORLEY,, Patricia A
WHAT CAN PHILOSOPHY DETERMINE? by [ARISTOTELIAN SOCIETY 1936]
THIS IS CHRISTMAS by TYRER, , T.G
ONE NIGHT AT LOTTIE'S HOUSE by DANN,, Max
HEGEL'S LECTURES ON THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY by [HEGEL] HALDANE,, E.S. [and Frances H. Simson, translators]
RODEN CUTLER, V.C by McCULLOUGH, , Colleen
ROAD TO ADVENTURE by BRUCE, , Mary Grant
THE MAHARAJAH AND OTHER STORIES by WHITE,, T.H
GRAND OBSESSION: by [CURIE, Marie] PFLAUM,, Rosalynd
LETTERS FROM PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY TO J.H. LEIGH HUNT by SHELLEY, , Percy Bysshe
OF HEART AND MIND by PEARN,, John
THE FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION by WELLARD, , James
TELL THE WHITE MAN by THONEMANN, H.E
JAMES MACARTHUR by WARD, , John Manning
DISEASES OF THE NOSE AND ITS ACCESSORY CAVITIES by WATSON,, W. Spencer
BLACK AND WHITE AND OTHER STORIES by MARK,, Jan
READINGS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BEHAVIOUR by DENENBERG [Ed.],, Victor H
The Border Post (Albury) Almanac for 1878 by [ALMANAC]
KIMBOLTON by RANDELL,, John Ormond
MURILLO MURDER MYSTERY by JORGENSEN,, Michael
NEVER LOOK BACK by EBERHART,, M.G
TU DIEN ANH-VIET by HOC,, Vien Ngon Ngu
CROOKED MICK OF THE SPEEWAH AND OTHER TALES by WANNAN,, Bill
My Friend the Chimpanzee by OBERJOHANN, Heinrich
THE FORWARDING AGENT by KARK,, Austen
BAUDELAIRE by [BAUDELAIRE] STARKIE,, Enid
WE TWO. Couples talk about living, loving and working partnerships for the `90s by HOUSDEN, , Roger & Chloe Goodchild
SHOW YOUR TONGUE. Translated by John E. Woods by GRASS,, Gunter
VICTORIAN FAIRY PAINTING by MASS,, Jeremy et al
THE TREATMENT by KOCAN,, Peter
LA MEDECINE DU XXIE SIECLE SERA-T-ELLE HUMAINE? by DUPREZ,, Adrien
THE CANADIAN SETTLER'S GUIDE by [ALCUIN SOCIETY.] TRAILL,, C.P
THE PENROSE ANNUAL, VOLUME 64, 1971 by PENROSE
LITTLE GHOSTS by ANDERSON,, Ethel
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SECURITY INDUSTRY CODES by BAXT,, R. et al
UNCLE WILLY by FAULKNER,, William
SYDNEY ILLUSTRATED (1842-3) by PROUT, , J. Skinner
BLOOD RELATION by TAYLOR,, Andrew
COMPARATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEMS by COHEN, , Ronald and John Middleton (eds.)
THE ROCK by ELIOT,, T. S
ROUSSEAU AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION 1762-1791 by MCDONALD,, Joan
THE BLUE GOD by [THE WARD RITCHIE PRESS.] MERTINS,, Louis
The Basis of Chemotherapy by WORK, Thomas S. & WORK, Elizabeth
THE SUN SHINES OVER THE SANGKAN RIVER by LING,, Ting
THE LIFE OF THOMAS HARDY by HARDY,, Florence
REASON, RIDICULE AND RELIGION by REDWOOD, , John
GRAVITATION AND INERTIA by CIUFOLINI,, Ignazio [and John Archibald Wheeler]
MODERN AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL ART by BATTARBEE,, Rex
BLANCHE by MITCHELL, , Blanche
ELEMENTS OF THE ART OF ARCHITECTURE by MUSCHENHEIM,, W
PHEROMONES OF SOCIAL BEES by FREE, , John B
THE MANUSCRIPTS OF HENRY SAVILLE OF BANKE by [SAVILE, Henry] WATSON, , Andrew G
JOHN GRAHAM by GIBBINGS,, Robert
ROBINSON CRUSOE. Linocuts by John Lawrence by DEFOE,, Daniel
THE FOUNDATION OF AUSTRALIA (1786 - 1800) by O'BRIEN, , Eris
THE LADIES' PICTURE SHOW by AMBRUS,, Caroline (Comp.)
AUSTRALIAN WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS, 1840-1960 by HALL,, Barbara and Jeni Mather
INHERIT THE SUN by GRANT,, Maxwell
PEASANTS, PRIMITIVES AND PROLETARIATES by BROWMAN,, D. (ed)
THE DISCRETION OF DOMINICK AYRES by VAUGHAN,, Matthew
TOWARD A NEW HISTORICISM, by MORRIS,, Wesley
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MANUFACTURING PROTECTION by FINDLAY,, Christopher, and Ross Garnaut (eds)
BELL HARRY AND OTHER POEMS by HASSALL,, Christopher
THE PRINCES IN THE TOWER by MACNALTY, , Sir Arthur S
THE INQUISITIVE PHYSICIAN by [MINOT, George Richards.] RACKEMANN,, Francis M
A WOMAN, A MAN AND TWO KINGDOMS by STEEGMULLER,, Francis
INJUSTICE: THE SOCIAL BASES OF OBEDIENCE AND REVOLT by MOORE, , Barrington, Jr
WOMEN, RESISTANCE AND REVOLUTION: by ROWBOTHAM,, Sheila,
DOMESTIC SERVICE IN AUSTRALIA by HIGMAN,, B.W
KINESIOLOGY by COOPER,, John M. and Ruth B. Glasgow
THE ROLLING STONES by PALMER,, Robert
THE PURE THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND DISTORTIONS by HAZARI,, Bharat R
LEMURIA by CERVE, , W.S
THERMODYNAMICS AND CHEMISTRY by MACDOUGALL,, F.H
A FRENCHMAN MUST DIE by BOYLE,, Kay
AN EXPLORER AT REST by LEICHHARDT, , Ludwig
WINTER WORDS by HARDY,, Thomas
THE STORY OF KURRI KURRI THE KOOKABURRA by REES,, Leslie
A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA by
HANDBOOK OF CHILD PSYCHOANALYSIS by WOLMAN,, Benjamin B (Ed.)
FRAGMENTED LIVES by EMBLING,, John
BUSHLAND STORIES by MACK,, Amy Eleanor
HERB WEST'S FAREWELL ADDRESS by [PRAIRIE PRESS.] WEST,, Herb
WHAT PRINTING IS by GOUDY,, Frederic W
ORTEGA AS PHENOMENOLOGIST by SILVER,, Philip W
A SHORT HISTORY OF LINCOLN'S INN by HURST,, Sir Gerald, K.C
DESCRIPTIONS AND REFLECTIONS by VEAL, , J. T
THE NEW JERUSALEM by CHESTERTON,, G. K
THE NEW REALISM by SPENDER,, Stephen
INTERPRETIVE SYNTHESIS by HERMAND, , Jost, and Evelyn Torton Beck
A LOOK AT NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN HISTORY PROGRAMS - SOME IDEAS FOR ABORIGINAL PROGRAMS IN AUSTRALIA by ATKINSON,, Wayne
SIR VICTOR HURLEY by HURLEY, , John Victor
A HISTORY OF BRIGHTON by BATE, , Weston
MEMOIRS AND LETTERS OF SIR JAMES PAGET by PAGET,, James
BIRD ILLUSTRATORS. Some artists in early lithography by JACKSON,, C.E
SCANO BOA by CIBOTTO,, Giovanni A
THE SYDNEY ASSASSINS by COTTON, , Leicester
BANDING TOGETHER by HAWKINS,, Hugh
LET ME ENJOY by SPATE, , O.H.E
THREE STUDIES IN EUROPEAN CONSERVATISM by WOODWARD, , E.L
1915. The Death of Innocence by MacDonald,, Lyn
AUSTRALIA by BOOTH,, Edwin Carton
A BRIEF HISTORY OF EDUCATION IN AUSTRALIA by SMITH,, S.H
A Peculiar Gift by SALWAY, , LANCE
REPORT ON ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE IN NEW ZEALAND by ORR,, G.S
POEMS OF OUR TIME, 1900-1942 by CHURCH,, Richard and M.M. Bozman, ed
HENRY KING & THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY by BERMAN, , Ronald
PSYCHOLOGY AND THE SOCIAL PATTERN by BLACKBURN, , Julian
APT. 3 by KEATS,, Ezra Jack
THE HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA by LOOBY,, Keith and David Campbell
THE LITTLE FRIEND by TARTT,, Donna
DAVID STEWART AND THE W.E.A. With a foreword by the Right Rev. E.H. Burgmann, Bishop of Canberra and Goulburn by HIGGINS, , E.M
THE TALE OF SIR GAWAIN by PHILIP, , Neil
IN RESERVE by SCHEDVIN,, C.B
BEING GEORGE ...AND LIKING IT! by DREYFUS,, George
DAIILY LIFE IN THE TIME OF HOMER by MIREAUX,, E
A NEW THEORY OF HUMAN EVOLUTION by KEITH,, Sir Arthur
ROYAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, MELBOURNE,. 1870-1970; by GARDINER,, Lyndsay
THE ADELAIDE CLUB 1863-1963 by MORGAN,, E.J.R
QUEENS OF SONG by GATTEY,, Charles Neilson
Trade-Marks by CHAPMAN, Clowry
THE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE by EDEN., The Hon. Emily
THE WORLD OF CAMERA by [ROTHENSTEIN,, John]
FLOWERS AND THEIR FAMILIES by ELPHINSTONE,, Lady
THE AUSTRALASIAN SKETCHER WITH PEN AND PENCIL by CANNON,, Michael
THE MIDDLE TEMPLE MURDER by FLETCHER,, J.S
THE CONFESSIONS OF WILLIAM JAMES CHIDLEY by CHIDLEY,, William James
THESAURO DE SCRITTORI by [THE STELLAR PRESS] DA CARPI,, Ugo
PICASSO'S GUERNICA by [PICASSO] RUSSELL,, Frank D
NORTH-WEST PACIFIC ISLANDS" by PURVES,, J.R.W
THE PUBLIC LIFE OF SHERLOCK HOLMES by POINTER,, Michael
MY AUSTRALIA by ELDERSHAW,, M. Barnard
Hiroshima And Nagasaki The Physical, Medical, And Social Effects Of The Atomic Bombings by ISHIKAWA, EISEI, SWAIN, DAVID, L; Translators
THE HIGH PLACE. A Comedy of Disenchantment by CABELL,, James Branch
FABULOUS VOYAGER by [JOYCE, James.] KAIN,, Richard M
THE PASSION OD SACCO AND VANZETTI by FAST,, Howard
READINGS IN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY by FLINN,, M.W. (ed.)
STRATIGRAPHY AND PALAEONTOLOGY by CAMPBELL,, K.S.W. (ed.)
FATHER DAMIEN by STEVENSON,, Robert Louis
LIGHT HORSE by MITCHELL,, Elyne
Ballarat And District "Citizens And Sports" by McCALLUM, , M M
COFFIN ON MURDER STREET by BUTLER,, Gwendoline
WRITING CULTURE. The Poetics and Politics of Ethnography by CLIFFORD,, James and George E. MARCUS (editors)
PITTURE MURALI NEL VENETO by [NERI POZZA.]
THE PRIESTS OF THE ABOMINATION by DRUMMOND,, Ivor
AUSTRALIAN PHOTOGRAPHY 1957 by ZIEGLER, , Oswald L. (ed.)
A SPRING SONG by MATHEW,, Ray
DRAWINGS by LUDINS,, Eugene
COME IN DOCTOR by POIDEVIN,, Leslie
THE PASTMASTERS by DANIEL,, G. and C. Chippindale (ed)
IN DEFENSE OF REASON by WINTERS,, Yvor
HOSPITALS ARE PEOPLE by NICE,, Geoffrey
THE MUSEE PICASSO, PARIS by [PABLO PICASSO] BESNARD-BERNADAC,, Marie-Laure, Michele Richet and Helene Seckel
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION by MADELIN,, Louis
THE WAY OF THE MASKS by LEVI-STRAUSS, , Claude
THE BODY AND ITS HEALTH by CULLIS,, Winifred and Muriel Bond
CALEB WILLIAMS by GODWIN,, William
LOVE AND HATRED by [TOLSTOY, Leo.] SHIRER,, William L
CHECK LIST OF PRIVATE PRINTINGS by [SUMAC PRESS] PHELPS,, Fred Totten
HEAT AND THERMODYNAMICS by ROBERTS,, J.K
THE GREMLINS by DAHL,, Flight Lieutenant Roald
NOTES FOR A LIFE by FORBES, Bryan
THE PROF IN TWO WORLDS by THE EARL OF BIRKENHEAD
BY AIRSHIP TO THE TROPICS by WALKER,, Rowland
ROBE by INGPEN,, Robert
ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS by GASKELL,, Robert E
THE MODERN PLUMBER AND SANITARY ENGINEER by BEW,, Richard H. [ed.]
ENDURANCE OF LIFE by BURNET, , Macfarlane
FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF HIGHER ALGEBRA by ALBERT,, A
AUSTRALIAN ROUND-UP by RODERICK, , Colin (ed.)
EXPLORATIONS IN AUSTRALIA by STUART,, John McDouall
DOING TROPOLOGY by MELLARD, James M
FINANCING SMALL STATES IN AUSTRALIAN FEDERALISM by MAY,, R.J
CHUMS, 1940 by
THE MIXER by WALLACE,, Edgar
SUGARCANE AND SUGAR IN GORAKHPUR by AMIN,, Shahid
MAJORCA by CARON, Francis
ECONOMIC CRIME IN EUROPE by LEIGH,, L. H. [ed.]
SOUND OF TRUMPETS by MOSS,, Jim
ROMANTICISM by PECKHAM,, Morse. (ed.)
BURN THE BUTTERFLIES by GREEN,, Cliff
CLERIHEWS by WAYNFLETE,, John (editor)
MAKING SILENT STONES SPEAK by SCHICK, , Kathy D. and Nicholas Toth
CORDON BLEU: MEAT COOKERY by
MOUNT ROYAL HOSPITAL by UHL, , Jean
ACES WILD by ODGERS,, George
WICKED, WICKED LIBELS by RUBINSTEIN, , Michael (ed.)
THE CONCISE OXFORD DICTIONARY OF FRENCH LITERATURE by REID,, J
BRAZIL SINCE 1964: MODERNISATION UNDER A MILITARY REGIME by FIECHTER, , Georges-Andre
THE SINGING GOLD by COTTRELL,, Dorothy
TRANSLATIONS AND POEMS by [PAULINUS PRESS]. SHEWRING, WALTER
A CENTURY OF AUSTRALIAN LANDSCAPE by PEARCE,, Barry
THE ROSES OF NO MAN'S LAND by MACDONALD,, Lyn
VISIONS OF AMERICA by TYLER,, Ron
THE BLITHEDALE ROMANCE by HAWTHORNE,, Nathaniel
SATURDAY BOOK NO. 13 by HADFIELD,, John. (ed.)
GAS DYNAMICS OF COSMIC CLOUDS by [INTERNATIONAL UNION OF THEORETICAL AND APPLIED MECHANCIS AND INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL UNION]
MY CAREER GOES BUNG by FRANKLIN,, Miles
FLOOD RAIN by WALLACE,, Robert
ELEMENTS OF METEOROLOGY by BROCKLESBY,, John
BRITISH ECONOMIC HISTORY 1870-1914 by COURT,, W.H.B
THE MIND OF MAN IN AFRICA by CAROTHERS,, J.C
FOUNDATION OF CORPORATE SUCCESS by KAY,, John
THE RUNAWAY SOUL by BRODKEY,, Harold
NO TRIBESMAN by SMITH, , Patsy Adam
HENRY LAWSON by PROUT,, Denton
FIFTY SHORT SHORTS by HOWARD,, Mary Anne
CATALOGUE by NATIONAL GALLERY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
RENOIR by FOSCA,, F
THE ETERNAL GARDEN by DAVIES,, Caroline
RHODODENDRON INFORMATION by CLARKE,, J. Harold (ed.)
NATIVE AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE by NABOKOV,, Peter and Robert Easton
BOWKER LECTURES ON BOOK PUBLISHING by
RHYTHMS by ABRAHAM,, Nicholas
GRIDIRON by KERR,, Philip
SELECTED ESSAYS by MARX,, Karl
THE LANDSCAPE OF AUSTRALIAN POETRY by ELLIOTT,, Brian
WHEN MEN WERE ANIMALS AND ANIMALS WERE MEN by [ITCHKAWICH, David] MATTINGLY,, John R
VERSES FROM THE HILL TOP TREE by [GRABHORN PRESS.] STARR,, Walter A
FAIRY AND FOLK TALES OF THE IRISH PEASANTRY. Edited and selected by W.B. Yeats by YEATS,, William Butler (ed.)
LAND UTILIZATION IN AUSTRALIA by WADHAM,, Sir Samuel, R. Kent WILSON and Joyce WOOD
FRONTIERS OF ASTRONOMY by HOYLE,, Fred
A PRIEST IN THE HOUSE. Translated by Brian Rhys by ZOLA,, Emile
THE VISION OF LANDSCAPE IN RENAISSANCE ITALY by TURNER,, A. Richard
WORK FOR ALL by LANGMORE,, John and QUIGGAN, John
A WOMAN'S PLACE by GARDINER, , Lyndsay
Caroline Silver 1625 - 1688 by OMAN, , Charles
EUGENE V. DEBS SPEAKS by TUSSEY,, Jean Y. (Ed.)
ADVENTURES WITH AUTHORS by ROBERTS,, S.C
JOBS OR DOGMA? by WARHURST, John
THE LORDS OF MONTPLAISIR by STEELE,, Hunter
CRICKET by NYE,, Robert
LATE ANTIQUE AND EARLY CHRISTIAN BOOK ILLUMINATION by WEITZMANN,, Kurt
Manifestations diaboliques contemporaines by DE ROUGE, Comte Emmanuel
MY BROTHER JACK by JOHNSTON,, George
MONTAGUE RHODES JAMES by PFAFF,, Richard William
IN THE LAND OF THE BLUE GOWN by LITTLE, Mrs. Archibald
THE CLOCKWORK TESTAMENT OR ENDERBY'S END by BURGESS,, Anthony
SANDERS OF THE RIVER by WALLACE,, Edgar
SCIENCE AND LIFE. Aberdeen Addresses by SODDY,, Frederick
AUSTRALIAN SCULPTORS by SCARLETT,, Ken
CAPTAIN OF DRAGOONS. Illustrated by William Stobbs by WELCH,, Ronald
FREDERICK GARRISON HALL by HALL,, Elton Wayland
THE ROYAL ARMS by HASLER, , Charles
SATURDAY STREET by MORRIS,, Jill
THE REAL RUSSIA by PRICHARD,, Katharine Susannah
MILK AND HONEY by JOLLEY,, Elizabeth
SCIENCE AND THE UNIVERSITY by KEENAN,, Boyd R. (ed.)
TIMES & LOCATIONS by SMITH,, Michael
UNCLE SHAM by GAUBA,, Kanhaya Lal
FROM EARTH TO HEAVEN by ASIMOV,, Isaac
CATALOGUE OF THE INCANABULA IN THE ELMER BELT LIBRARY OF VINCIANA by [WARD RITCHIE PRESS.] FINGER,, Frances L
MARCUS CLARKE by McCLAREN, , Ian F
CHUMS, 1938 by
PROBLEMS OF THE PACIFIC, 1936. Aims and results of social and economic policies in pacific countries by HOLLAND,, W.L. and others (ed)
TELL ME HOW LONG THE TRAIN'S BEEN GONE by BALDWIN,, James
WOMEN OF THE YEAR by SANDELL,, Camilla (ed)
MIKE by WODEHOUSE,, P.G
THE LAUREL & HARDY KIDS by NORMAN,, Lilith
INTRODUCTION TO QUANTITATIVE GENETICS by FALCONER,, D.S
PLANETOID 127 AND THE SWEIZER PUMP by WALLACE,, Edgar
WAR, LITERATURE AND THE ARTS IN SIXTEENTH-CENTURY EUROPE by MULRYNE,, J.R. and margaret Shewring
DEAL ME OUT by CORRIS,, Peter
MELBOURNE'S GARDEN by MORRISON,, Crosbie
FRANK SUTCLIFFE by HILEY,, Michael
THE WOODS OF WINDRI by NEEDHAM,, Violet
WOOD ENGRANVINGS OF BIRDS by JACKSON,, C.E
Today's Wages Fight The Way Forward by McPHILLIPS, , Jack
PARADORES OF SPAIN by READ,, Jan and Maite Manjon
ANNALS OF AUSTRALIAN LITERATURE by JOHNSTON, , Grahame
VIETNAM by MURRAY,, Robert (ed.)
THE ACCELLERATION OF PARTICLES TO HIGH ENERGIES by [INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS.]
R.M.S. "QUEEN MARY" by TOMLINSON, , H.M. and E.P. Leigh-Bennett
A SALOPIAN ANTHOLOGY. Some Impressions of Shrewsbury School during Four Centuries by COWBURN, , Philip (ed.)
ENGLAND IN THE AGE OF CAXTON by HINDLEY,, Geoffrey
OUT OF THE BAKELITE BOX by KENT,, Jacqueline
THE RULE OF EQUITY by PEDDIE,, J. Taylor
ENGRAVING AND LITHOGRAPHY. In Melbourne to the Time of the Gold Rush by DARRAGH,, Thomas A
AIR PATROL by BUDDEE,, Paul
THE HUNTER AND THE WHALE by VAN DER POST, , Laurens
FAITH SINGER by SCOTT,, Rosie
THE QUEST FOR MERLIN by TOLSTOY,, Nikolai
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY by RUSSELL,, Martin
OUTRAGE 1995. Gay & Lesbian Short Story Anthology by CARR,, Adam (editor)
EYES OF HORUS by GRANT,, Joan
THE MIDNIGHT SUN by X,, William [James Alfred Ross]
THE APPRENTICE by MOXHAM,, Wilda
BILL JACKLIN by TAYLOR,, John Russell
Range The Mountains High by WRIGHT, , Judith
URSULE MIROUET by BALZAC,, Honore de,
DIRECTORY OF RESEARCH ON WOMEN IN AUSTRALIA, 1984 by FERNON,, Christine and Lorraine Slee (ed)
MAUVE GLOVES & MADMEN, CLUTTER & VINE by WOLFE,, Tom
HANDBOOK FOR ABORIGINAL AND ISLANDER HISTORY by BARWICK,, Diane and Micheal MACE and Tom Stannage (eds)
TO IILLUSTRATE THE MONUMENTS by MEGAW, , J.V.S. (ed.)
AN INTRODUCTION TO NUMERICAL LINEAR ALGEBRA by FOX, , L
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION by WRIGHT,, T.A
HUME'S INTENTIONS by PASSMORE, , J.A
SOUTHERN SAGA by CONNOLLY,, Roy
MASTERS OF THE SCALPEL by RIEDMAN,, Sarah R
THE SUN BREAKS THROUGH by O'GRADY,, Frank
DIE KUNST INDIENS, CHINAS UND JAPANS by FISCHER,, Otto
BLACK BUT COMELY by WHYTE-MELVILLE,, J.G
LEONARDO & THE AGE OF THE EYE by [DA VINCI] CALDER,, Ritchie
THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIAN FEDERALISM by GREENWOOD,, G
CITY OF BROKEN PROMISES by COATES,, Austin
JOHN CROAKER by BOOKER,, John and Russell Craig
THE VOYAGE OF GOVERNOR PHILLIP TO BOTANY BAY. With an account of the establishment of the colonies of Port Jackson and Norfolk Island; compiled from authentic papers which have been obtained from the several Departments, to which have been added the Journ by PHILLIP, , Arthur
ANTIQUE SHEFFIELD PLATE by HUGHES,, G. Bernard
THE SOUND OF THUNDER by SMITH,, Wilbur
BRRM! BRRM! by JAMES,, Clive
PENGUIN ROAD by DALZIEL,, Ken
A Guide to the Early Christian and Byzantine Antiquities in the Department of British and Mediaeval Antiquities. Second edition by [British Museum]
MARINAS by CHANEY, , C.A
THE ART OF BRIAN JAMES AND OTHER ESSAYS ON AUSTRALIAN LITERATURE by SEMMLER, , Clement
SCIENTISTS ARE HUMAN by WATSON,, David Lindsay
RESEARCH METHODS IN THE FIELD by CRICK,, Malcolm and Bill Geddes (eds)
SAM THE SUDDEN by WODEHOUSE,, P.G
FENLAND RIVERS by WEDGWOOD,, Iris
SALEM POSSESSED by BOYER, , Paul, and Stephen Nissenbaum
THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE DESK REFERENCE by COREY,, Melinda and George Ochoa
A LIKELY LAD by AVERY,, Gillian
THE YOUNG AUSTRALIANS by LARKINS, John and Bruce Howard
INDUSTRIAL CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION IN AUSTRALIA by FOENDANDER,, Orwell De R
KILLING FOR CULTURE by KEREKES,, David and David SLATER
TYPES OF ADMINISTRATION by KANDEL,, I. L
POST-WAR RECONSTRUCTION IN AUSTRALIA by MENZIES,, R.G [with] D.B. Copland, H.C. Coombs, Lloyd Ross, and H.V. Evatt
JESUS IN KASHMIR by LEONARD,, John
CRAZY SUNDAYS by LATHAM,, Aaron
INNS AND OUTS by MEREDITH,, Gwen and Ainsworth Harrison
AGRICULTURE IN THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY by WILLIAMS,, D.B. (Ed)
MARITIME HISTORY SOURCES AND VICTORIAN COLLECTIONS by [AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION FOR MARITIME HISTORY, VICTORIAN BRANCH]
DAS DEUTSCHE LICHTBILD by WINDISCH,, H. (ed.)
JAPAN'S RADIO WAR ON AUSTRALIA 1941-1945 by MEO,, L. D
FOUNDATIONS OF WIRELESS by SCROGGIE,, M.G
VERANDA by DREW,, Philip
MACMILLIAN by HORNE,, Alistair
THE BIG FELLOW by PALMER,, Vance
WILLIAM DOBELL by [DOBELL] GLEESON,, James
GONE TOMORROW by MANT,, Gilbert
Memories by CORNALL,, Graham
JOHN DUNMORE LANG. A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF A TURBULENT AUSTRALIAN SCOT by [LANG, John Dunmore.] McLAREN,, Ian F
BARNARDO by [BARNARDO, Dr] WILLIAMS,, Gladys
SNOW CANVAS by KRUCKENHAUSER, Stefan
THE GREATEST LIAR ON EARTH by CLUNE,, Frank
TOKYO NO HANA by ALLEN,, Robert
Honour The Work by INCH, , Allen
WAITING FOR WINTER by O'HARA,, John
OUR WAR by LEWIS, , Brian
COLLECTED POEMS 1942-1970 by WRIGHT,, Judith
SEA FISHING by COOPER, , A.E. (ed.)
THE BRIDLE TRACK by HARDIE,, J.J
LOST MOORINGS by SIMENON,, Georges
TWELVE STORIES by MANSFIELD, , Katherine
KENDALL, MIM and TEMPORARY FRED by EDWARDS,, Hazel
OXFORD LECTURES ON POETRY by BRADLEY,, A.C
GLENCOE by STEWART,, Douglas
THIS EVERLASTING SILENCE. The love letters of Paquita Delprat and Douglas Mawson, 1911-1914 by FLANNERY,, Nancy Robinson (ed.)
IN THE WAKE OF THE PACK TRACKS by BERWICK-PAKENHAM HISTORICAL SOCIETY
URBANIZATION IN AUSTRALIA by SCHEDVIN,, C.B., and J.W. McCarty (eds)
ANIMAL LIBERATION by SINGER,, Peter
THE PLEASURES OF ARCHAEOLOGY by MEYER, , Karl E
ANIMALS AND MEN by KATZ,, David
ZACHARY TAYLOR CONEY by [HAYWOOD H. HUNT.] REICHERT,, Rabbi Irving F
COPPERGOLD by WINSLOW,, Pauline Glen
EARTHLY POWERS by BURGESS,, Anthony
THE HIDDEN by BAKER,, Candida
SCHULTZ by DONLEAVY,, J.P
THE PENTATEUCH AND HAFTORAHS by [HERTZ, Dr. J.H.] THE CHIEF RABBI
LA JOUISSANCE-CINEMA by EIZYKMAN,, Claudine
THE AUSTRALIAN AIR MAIL CATALOGUE by EUSTIS, , Nelson (ed.)
THE PALACE FILE by HUNG,, Nguyen Tien & Jerrold L. Schecter
AUGUSTAS HERVEY'S JOURNAL by [HERVEY, Augustas.] ERSKINE, David. (ed.)
ECHOS FROM THE MOUNTAINS. And History of the Omeo Shire Council by PEARSON, M.B.E., A.M
THE REVERIES OF MY HAND by ZUSS,, Mark
SIDNEY NOLAN by [NOLAN]
THE EARTH, PLANTS, AND MAN by SCHOUW,, Joachim Frederic
PERSIAN AND OTHER ORIENTAL CARPETS FOR TODAY by FOKKER,, Nicolas
CIRCUS BRUMBY by PATCHETT,, Mary Elwyn
A KISS FROM MADDALENA by CASTELLANI,, Christopher
THE ADMAN by HEWETT,, Robert
BITING THE BULLET: A LITERARY MEMOIR by SHAPCOTT,, Thomas
FIFTY YEARS OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY by ANDERSON,, Gordon F
TRANSFORMING LABOUR. Work, Workers, Struggle and Change. Proceedings of the Eighth National Labour History Conference by BOWDEN,, Bradley and John KELLETT (editors)
GENETICS FOR THE CLINICIAN by CLARKE,, C.A
N'GOOLA AND OTHER STORIES by PRICHARD,, Katherine Susannah
THOUGHTS ON THIS & THAT by HESSE,, Vincent
ON THE PHYSICS & PHYSIOLOGY OF PROTOPLASMIC STREAMING IN PLANTS by EWART,, Alfred J
RUNNING SCARED: by LEHMAN,, Peter
THE OPINION SHOP by DAVENPORT,, Hildric
The Mystery of Maata a Katherine Mansfield novel by Mansfield. LAWLOR, P.A
PAUL EHRLICH CENTENNIAL by MINER, , Roy Waldo (ed.)
ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS IN AUSTRALIA, 1948 TO 1964 by WATERMAN,, A.M.C
THE WEDGE-TAILED EAGLE by DUTTON,, Geoffrey
THE PATCHWORK HERO by NOONAN,, Michael
ANIMAL LANGUAGES by MERY,, Fernard
MARDI AND THE VOYAGE THITHER by MELVILLE,, Herman,
SEVEN GOTHIC TALES by DINESEN,, Isak
BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY by MCINERNEY,, Jay
A NEW VIEW OF SOCIETY AND OTHER WRITINGS by OWENS,, Robert
THE NEW TOWER OF BABEL by VON HILDEBRAND., Dietrich
DUO by ARMSTRONG, , Charlotte
THE CHRISTIANS AND THE ROMAN EMPIRE by SORDI,, Marta
THE PLAYS OF PHILIP MASSINGER by [MASSINGER, PHILIP] CUNNINGHAM,, Lieut-Colonel F
OUTBACK CHRISTMAS by HART,, Pro and Norman HABEL
THE TOWNELEY PLAYS by ENGLAND,, George [ed.]
THE PENROSE ANNUAL by DELAFONS,, Allan (ed.)
THE MONKEY AND THE DRAGON by JAIVIN,, Linda
A CENTURY OF STRUGGLE by McKINLAY,, Brian
MOORE: by [MOORE, George Edward] LEVY,, Paul
THE FABIAN SOCIETY by SHAW, G. Bernard
HISTORY OF THE HUMANE MOVEMENT by NIVEN, , Charles D
THEY'RE PLAYING OUR SONG by SIMON,, Neil, Marvin Hamlisch and Carole Bayer Sager
HOSPITALS, CLINICS, AND HEALTH CENTRES. An architectural Record Book by [DODGE]
THE SKY-BIKE by FREND,, Charles
KAMAHL by [KAMAHL] DAY,, Christopher
AT LAST, THE REAL DISTINGUISHED THING by WOODWARD, , Kathleen
HUMAN ROBOTS IN MYTH AND SCIENCE by COHEN, , John
CARTER BROWN. READY WHEN YOU ARE, C.B.! by [YATES, Alan.]
HEROIN ANNIE by CORRIS,, Peter
SAMA by GUILLOT,, Rene
RENOIR by [RENOIR,, Pierre-August.] Nicholas Wadley (ed.)
THE FACTS OF THE COTTON FAMINE by WATTS,, John
MELBOURNE POETS LIVE by TORRESAN,, Raffaella [pho.]
THE EARLY HISTORY OF ENGLISH POOR RELIEF by LEONARD, , E.M
DESIGNERS' SELF PROMOTION by [HBI]
W.E.B. DU BOIS by LEWIS,, David Levering
REVOLUTIONARIES AND REFORMISTS by GOLLAN,, R
Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving by STOKER, , Bram
THE INVISIBLE JEW by SENGER,, Valentin
DUKE ELDER'S PRACTICE OF REFRACTION by DUKE-ELDER,, Sir S
THE LETTERS OF ALFRED ROBINSON by [THE ZAMORANO CLUB.] ROBINSON,, Alfred
CHURCHILL AND EDEN AT WAR by [CHURCHILL, W.] BARKER,, E
The Caves of France and Northern Spain by SIEVEKING, Ann & Gale
AUSTRALASIAN BOOK OF THOUROUGHBRED RACING by BALLANTINE,, Derek and Alan TRENGROVE (compiler and editor)
DR SPOCK TALKS WITH MOTHERS by SPOCK, , Benjamin
Early Days of Berwick . And Its Surrounding Districts Beaconsfield, Upper Beaconsfield, Harkaway, Narre Warren And Narre Warren North by BEAUMONT, NORMAN E; CURRAN, JAMES F; HUGHES, R. H; Compilers
THE NOVELS OF MRS APHRA BEHN by BEHN,, Aphra
COLOMBA AND CARMEN by MERIMEE,, Prosper
WHISPERS by [LEIBER, Fritz.] SCHIFF,, Stuart (ed.)
SHADOWS AND WOMEN by DOMAHIDY,, Andras
SEXUAL ENCOUNTERS. Pacific Texts, Modern Sexualities by WALLACE,, Lee
A TREATISE ON APPLIED HYDRAULICS by ADDISON,, Herbert
EURIPIDES V: by EURIPIDES
THE TENNYSONS by TENNYSON, , Charles and Hope Dyson
THE CAPTAIN COOK BOOK by HAYES,, Babette
Numurkah by BOSSENCE, , W. H
The History Of The Huon, Channel, Bruny Island Region : Printed Sources by ELY, , Richard,
THE JOCKEY DIED FIRST by MILLS,, Arthur
ENGINEERING IN THE ANCIENT WORLD by LANDELS, , J.G
LEICA NEWS AND TECHNIQUE by [LEICA.]
THE OCEANIC LANGUAGES SHEMITIC by MACDONALD,, Rev. D
AUSTRALIAN IMPRESSIONIST PAINTERS by SPLATT,, William and Susan Bruce
KANDINSKY IN MUNICH: 1896-1914 by [Kandinsky]
THE LOWER DEPTHS by GORKI,, Maxim
THE OLYNTHIAC by [DEMOSTHENES] KENNEDY, , Charles Rann (trans. & notes)
AUSTRALIA'S WELFARE STATE by KEWLEY, T.H. (ed.)
DEITY AND DOMINATION by NICHOLLS,, David
MAN'S LAST CHOICE by FRIEDWALD,, E.M
The Love Affairs of a Bibliomaniac by FIELD, Eugene
WITCH IN THE BUSH by ROSE,, Madeline
WINNIE - THE - POOH by MILNE,, A.A
MY LIFE AS A DOG by JONSSON,, Reidar
THE GERMAN JEW by BACH,, H.I
HENRY LAWSON AND HIS CRITICS by BROOMFIELD,, Fred J
RELATIVE CREATURES by BASCH, , Francoise
MAKERS OF THE LABOUR MOVEMENT by COLE,, Margaret
A CONTRIBUTION TO THE NATURAL HISTORY OF SCARLATINA by GRESSWELL,, D. Astley
THE SPELL OF LAKE EYRE by DULHUNTY,, Roma
THE KING WAS IN HIS COUNTING HOUSE by CABELL,, [James] Branch
WHY CHINA? by FitzGerald,, C.P
THE MAN HAMILTON by PALMER,, Vance
A HISTORY OF RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE IN ENGLAND, 1500 - 1800 by BLOMFIELD,, Reginald
THE LAW OF RESTRICTIVE TRADE PRACTICES AND MONOPOLIES by HEATHCOTE-WILLIAMS,, H. and Emrys Roberts and Ronald Bernstein
THE SUN 1910-1929. "Above all for Australia" by SUN NEWSPAPERS
HITLER'S ENFORCERS by LUCAS,, James
THE ACTORS by PORTER,, Hal
DEATH OF A SALESMAN by MILLER,, Arthur
HOUSE MOTHER NORMAL by JOHNSON,, B.S
THE ADVENTURES OF SEUMAS BEG by STEPHENS,, James
WATERMAN by LURIE,, Morris
PORTRAIT OF LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU by [MONTAGU, Lady Mary Wortley.] BARRY,, Iris
THE CROWN OF THE ROAD by PRIESTLEY,, Susan
PORCELAIN PICTORIAL by [INTERNATIONAL PORCELAIN ART TEACHERS INC.]
AMERICAN ILLUSTRATION 11 by BOOTH - CLIBBORN,, Edward (editor)
COSMOS by SAGAN,, Carl
BLACK SEA by BROOKS,, David
THE INTELLIGENT WOMAN'S GUIDE TO SOCIALISM AND CAPITALISM, by SHAW,, Bernard
THE MOST EXCELLENT HUGO GROTIUS. HIS THREE BOOKS TREATING OF THE RIGHTS OF WAR AND PEACE by GROTIUS,, Hugo
BUDDENBROOKS by MANN,, Thomas
BATHING BUSTER by ELKS, , Wendy
JUBILEE HISTORY by [THE MELBOURNE CHURCH OF ENGLAND GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL.]
BREAKFAST OVER LA SIERRA BLANCA by HORNHARDT,, Kevin
HISTORY OF THE INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS by PARSONS, , R.H
LUCK'S A FORTUNE by McNICOLL, , David


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So Everyone Can Game
I have wanted to do a charity drive for AbleGamers for a few months now and have finally set up a page. While I do not have any physical disabilities that interfere with my ability to game, I know how dibilitating a disability can be at times. Everyone should have the joy of playing games, where you can meet so many amazing people, triumph over challenges, and feel that satisfaction after beating a game.
A disability can cause isolation, even in a room of people. Nothing tears down that wall faster than a shared experience, be it a love of cars, or a love of Forza. Unfortunately, for many people with disabilities, the pure joy and social experiences that videogames offer is financially out of reach. AbleGamers provides hardware, often extensively customized to the individual, at absolutely no cost to the recipient.
Did you know
By donating today, you and I can help AbleGamers fund the cost of technology and outreach programs that empower people with disabilities to define who they are and re-enter the social space gaming provides. It's about more than just the entertainment value of gaming, it's about making lifelong connections and joining the social fabric provided by virtual worlds. Worlds where everyone is equal.
I hope you'll join me in supporting this incredible cause. Thank you for your support!
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What Black Panther Means To Me
Kayla Marie of Black Girl Nerds recently started the viral hashtag about Black Panther, #WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe, inspired by a question she asked her 8-year-old son.
My 8-Year-Old Afro-Latino Son Inspired the Viral #WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe Hashtag https://t.co/PxOb0u3QLJ via @remezcla
— Kayla Marie- Wakanda ✈ Camazotz (@Maria_Giesela) February 8, 2018
The responses have been wonderful, heartfelt, inspiring, and full of hope.
I cried when it was announced. I cried at the visuals. I cried at the #SDCC Marvel booth.
I cried in joy. Their blackness is mine. My blackness is theirs.
Black Panther is a love letter, a celebration, and a victory march for the diaspora
— Chelsea of the Dora Milaje. WAKANDA FOREVER! (@IfIWereMagneto) February 6, 2018
Finally watching all black cast being centered in blackness without being a victim to it.
— JassyJeanette (@JassyPrinciple) February 6, 2018
Finally seeing Africa depicted in a powerful and positive light, free from the effects of colonialism, with characters that look like me having motivations beyond the portrayal of "black pain" on screen.#WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe pic.twitter.com/nTEFHQM279
— Andrien 🔜 ECCC (@EscoBlades) February 6, 2018
The possibility for young black kids to see themselves represented as powerful, intelligent, and dynamic characters capable of anything. For something I love to finally represent people who look like me.
— DMaser (@lesserknownhero) February 6, 2018
When I saw the cast of women, all my complexion or darker, none sexualized or demonized because of it, and it wasn't a film about slavery or drug addiction, I cried.
— MSOSullivan #WakandaForever (@BlyssfulStorm) February 6, 2018
When I was younger, people didn't believe I was a nerd because I am a black woman. It was hard to find people like me on tv or in movies. I got really tired of people comparing me to Madea, but now this movie gives kids a chance to have their heroes! #WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe pic.twitter.com/VrDL2YXTyT
— MD (@manika0098) February 6, 2018
#WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe Breaking free of the "comfortable" tropes of sidekicks and sacrifices, soaring into our technological future while honoring history & tradition. Seeing myself and my children's destiny reflected in the empowering mirror of #Afrofuturism. pic.twitter.com/pIqNYJl4KJ
— Tananarive Due (@TananariveDue) February 6, 2018
The opportunity to see Black women characters with beauty, brains & biceps. #WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe pic.twitter.com/bvJ90vas2U
— BLACADEMIC SKILLMONGER (@profjalewis) February 6, 2018
For me, Black Panther is something I feel like I have waited for my entire life. I started reading when I was very young, around 3 years old. Aside from the usual Dr. Seuss and Little Golden Books, my mom's girlfriend gave me Garfield and Casper the Friendly Ghost. I would read the funnies in the Sunday paper and eventually moved up to Richie Rich and Hot Stuff, the Little Devil. When I got older I would devour the Archie universe digests. In maybe about fifth grade is when I started reading the X-Men and that is when I encountered Storm.
Storm looked like me.
Well, I mean, Storm was a badass goddess with a stark white mohawk and I was a twiggy, ashy, Afro-Asian kid, but still—we were both brown and I was mesmerized. I was starved for characters that looked like me. I found Valerie from Josie and the Pussycats and then Shana from Jem and the Holograms.
But they were always the one. The token Black woman. Like me in the Asian & white side of my family. Like me among my friends. And this tokenism haunted me throughout my life. Barbie got to be a veterinarian or a lawyer or a doctor or a scuba diver or Black. Black was a single option along with the occupations. In films, television, and books I was allowed to see myself as the sassy Black friend, or the magical negro, or the wise old Black lady. I was never the love interest. I was never the hero.
Needless to say, when I saw the first Black Panther trailer, I cried. I read the Ta-Nehisi Coates issues and Roxane Gay's World of Wakanda but they did not prepare me for all that Black excellence on the screen all at once. Yes, I know representation matters, but I always felt that the entire phrase is "representation matters for children." But no. Representation matters for me, an adult who may have given up hope on ever seeing anything like this in my lifetime. What does Black Panther mean to me? It means that I can believe this is just the beginning. That the success of a major comic book–based film with a cast that is almost completely Black as well as Black creators behind the scenes means that maybe, just maybe, we are at the beginning of something wonderful in media for Black nerds like me. Black Panther gives me hope.By signing up you agree to our Terms of Service


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As of 12/04 2017:
What is going on with Medicaid Managed Care in Iowa?
There has been a lot of news about Medicaid managed care this month, starting with the announcement on October 31st that AmeriHealth would be ending its contract with the state effective December 1st. In the weeks since that announcement there have been several different statements from DHS about how AmeriHealth members would be transitioned. It has been confusing to keep up with all of the changing information in such a short amount of time, and is surely very stressful for Medicaid members and their families. Because AmeriHealth serves a much higher number of members with disabilities and long-term care needs than the other two MCOs – 74% of Medicaid members with serious disabilities – this is disproportionately impacting individuals with disabilities and their families.
Below is our best attempt to provide an overview of what has happened over the past month, what this means for patients and families, and where to find more information.
The Short Version:
- AmeriHealth ended services effective December 1, 2017
- Most members who were with AmeriHealth were enrolled with UnitedHealthcare
- Members who switched to Amerigroup before the initial November 16th cut-off will have their Medicaid services managed by DHS
- The ability for members to choose their MCO is temporarily suspended because Amerigroup does not have the capacity to take on new members at this time
- The state is looking to contract with at least one additional MCO beginning in July 2019
Detailed Overview and Timeline:
- DHS Announces AmeriHealth Pulling Out of Managed Care: On October 31st DHS announced that AmeriHealth would be ending its work with the Iowa Medicaid program effective December 1, 2017. AmeriHealth is one of the three managed care organizations (MCOs) who began managing Iowa's Medicaid program in April 2016, along with UnitedHealthcare and Amerigroup. AmeriHealth stated they were leaving the program after months of negotiations about rates and terms, and have openly stated they believed the rates were miscalculated for the managed care program. At the time of the initial announcement DHS said the 215,000 Medicaid members currently enrolled with AmeriHealth would be auto-enrolled with one of the two remaining MCOs but able to switch to the other by November 16th, and after that any reason until March 1st. This is similar to the process people initially went through when managed care was rolled out last year.
- AmeriHealth Caritas leaving Iowa Medicaid program (Cedar Rapids Gazette, October 31, 2017)
- DHS Press Release: DHS Announces Change to the IA Health Link Managed Care Program (Department of Human Services, October 31, 2017)
- All AmeriHealth Members to Switch to UnitedHealthcare: On November 7th, contrary to their initial announcement that AmeriHealth members would be auto-enrolled between the two remaining MCOs, DHS announced that all AmeriHealth members would instead be auto-enrolled with UnitedHealthcare but could choose to switch to Amerigroup if they wanted. Two weeks after this announcement the plans changed again. On November 21st DHS announced that Amerigroup did not have the capacity to take any new members, so all AmeriHealth members and any new Medicaid members would be enrolled with UnitedHealthcare without the option to switch until further notice. Federal law requires that members have choice among MCOs, but both state and federal authorities say that because suspending choice is temporary they do not need to get federal approval. It is unclear how long choice will be suspended, but Amerigroup has said they are actively ramping up their capacity in order to be able to serve additional members.
- DHS director criticized for AmeriHealth's departure from Iowa Medicaid program (Des Moines Register, November 7, 2017)
- 215,000 Iowans left with 1 Medicaid choice after provider says it can't take more patients (Des Moines Register, November 21, 2017)
- DHS Press Release: DHS Announces Temporary MCO Choice Plan (Department of Human Services, November 22, 2017)
- Feds, state officials say 'temporary' decision on Iowa Medicaid needs no federal OK (Cedar Rapids Gazette, November 24, 2017)
- DHS to Resume Oversight of Portion of AmeriHealth's Members: In another change of plans, DHS announced on November 27th that DHS would resume direct oversight of 10,121 AmeriHealth members who tried to switch to Amerigroup by the initial November 16th cut off. These members will be served by Medicaid "fee-for-service" which is how all members were served before managed care.
- State to resume handling of 10,000 Iowa Medicaid members being dropped by AmeriHealth (Des Moines Register, November 27, 2017)
- DHS Seeking Additional MCO: At the time of the initial announcement about AmeriHealth, DHS also announced that they would be releasing a request for proposal (RFP) to add at least one additional MCO to the program starting in July 2018. However, in subsequent communications they have pushed that date back to July 2019. The RFP was released the first week of November.
Where to Find More Information:
The following resources available on the DHS website for members and providers are updated as additional information is available. The FAQ docs have useful information about the process for changing MCOs for good cause, how long prior authorizations will be honored, and HCBS level of care assessments that are due for reauthorization soon.
- Member FAQ: AmeriHealth Caritas Iowa, Inc. Withdraw and Suspension of MCO Choice (link): This page has information specifically for members about the transition, including an explanation of the temporary suspension of choice, what to do if existing healthcare providers don't contract with their new MCO, the process for changing MCOs for good cause, and information for those members who will have their services managed by DHS.
- Provider FAQ: AmeriHealth Caritas Iowa, Inc. Withdraw and Suspension of MCO Choice (link): This page has information for providers including how to determine which MCO their clients are enrolled with, how long prior authorizations will be honored, the process for expedited contracting with the remaining MCOs, HCBS level of care assessments that are due for reauthorization soon, and much more.
- DHS Informational Letters (link): DHS publishes bulletins to clarify and explain programs and policies. Letters are posted on their website, and you can also sign up to receive an email when new informational letters are released. Several informational letters have been released over the past few weeks about the transition. The initial letter sent can be found here (link).
- Sample letter sent to AmeriHealth members explaining the move and what they can expect now (link): This sample letter was sent to AmeriHealth members after an initial letter to explain the most recent changes.


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Street trees make us happier!
The new finding fits with a host of evidence linking urban greenery to mental health."
Please see abstract and links below to a recent study in Britain that suggests "street trees may be a positive urban asset to decrease the risk of negative mental health outcomes."
Growing evidence suggests an association between access to urban greenspace and mental health and wellbeing. Street trees may be an important facet of everyday exposure to nature in urban environments, but there is little evidence regarding their role in influencing population mental health. In this brief report, we raise the issue of street trees in the nature-health nexus, and use secondary data sources to examine the association between the density of street trees (trees/km street) in London boroughs and rates of antidepressant prescribing. After adjustment for potential confounders, and allowing for unmeasured area-effects using Bayesian mixed effects models, we find an inverse association, with a decrease of 1.18 prescriptions per thousand population per unit increase in trees per km of street (95% credible interval 0.00, 2.45). This study suggests that street trees may be a positive urban asset to decrease the risk of negative mental health outcomes.


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Transitioning from being an expert speed skater to an expert speaker has been an interesting ride over the last 10 years. Steven has presented at over 750 conferences and events in 15 countries and still loves it. He loves the adrenalin before going onstage and loves that his strategies for success in business and in life are able to inspire and help people.
Previous experience
Steven Bradbury's remarkable and unlikely victory at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics was achieved after a spectacular final-lap spill took out his four rivals. Bradbury threw his arms up in disbelief and smiled as he crossed the finish line.
His gold medal win was not entirely as fortuitous as many would believe. Bradbury knew his limitations and also the unpredictable nature of short track racing. Half the battle is staying on your blades, and Bradbury did just that, right when it really counted. Dubbed 'the luckiest gold medallist', Bradbury won fans the world over for the honesty and humility he showed after the win. He saw his victory as reward not for one race, but for a decade of hard slog that has included more than his share of misfortune.
In Norway, 1994, a race accident led to him being impaled on a skate and creating a cut so extensive he lost four litres of blood and required 111 stitches. He was extremely lucky to survive. A training mishap in 2000 broke his neck and forced him to spend six weeks in a halo brace. Steven Bradbury again fought his way back, and two years later that neck was in the headlines again - only this time it was supporting an Olympic Gold Medal.
In addition to his motivational and inspirational ability as a corporate speaker, Steven Bradbury also brings sound business principles learnt through running his own company RBC Revolutionary Boot Company, which makes specialised skates and cycling shoes.
Just as in sport, Steven believes there are two factors to his success. First, you need the determination and resilience to put in the hard work required and ensure your preparation is complete. Second, you have to take a risk. At RBC, and in Steven's speed skating career, he took many chances. Some worked, some didn't. However, he stuck at them and today he has an Olympic gold medal and RBC export custom speed skates and cycling shoes to 19 countries around the world.
For key topics including: motivation, inspiration, success, strategy, positive mindset, leadership, entertainer, comedy, celebrity, athlete, MC and facilitator, Olympic Gold medallist Steven Bradbury is a great addition to any event.
Steven Bradbury - MC and Conference Facilitator
Steven Bradbury - After Dinner Speaker
Steven Bradbury - Motivational Speaker
Steven Bradbury - Last Man Standing - Road to Gold
Talking Points
Session Highlights:
Last Man Standing
Last Man Standing
A fully interactive show including videos, music, comedy and audience participation.
You will actually hold, and have your photo taken wearing my Olympic Gold Medal.
How I broke my neck, lost 4 litres of blood on the ice and trained 5hrs a day, 6 days a week for 12 years to become an overnight success.
The saying 'Doing A Bradbury' is now in the Australian slang dictionary. Learn how to put yourself in position to be the next to 'Do A Bradbury'.
Business success and strategy learned through my custom speed skate and cycling shoe company. Now exporting to 22 countries. A tailored solution for a target market.
Sustaining a culture of success and positive mindset.
Leadership: A successful leader, leads by example not just be telling others what to do.
Setting goals and having a plan written down is not optional.
I have been dubbed the 'Luckiest' Olympic Gold Medallist. Luck is when preparation meets opportunity.
Career Highlights:
4 time Olympian
Southern Hemisphere's 1st Winter Olympic Gold Medalist - Gold mens 1000m - Salt Lake City
Australia's 1st Winter Olympic Medalist - Bronze 5000m Relay - Lillehammer
As well as being entertained and inspired you will leave with the knowledge the much of the prize is in the journey and success takes Passion, Persistence and Teamwork.
- Inspiring Stories
- Resilience
- Grief & Loss
- Olympics & Paralympics
Steven Bradbury's attendance to our 41st annual conference was indeed the highlight of the three days. Steve captivated our delegates and left them with a clear message that if you worked ha ... keep readingrd and kept trying, anything is possible. Retravision Australia
Steve was genuinely entertaining. He provided an extremely amusing, yet relevant piece in his summation that left the audience both on the edge of their seat and in throes of laughter. He fully deserved the thunderous applause.
Steven was really lovely and very nice to work with. He was professional and very keen to get involved in all of the activities during the day. The public loved him.
Steven Bradbury is a very likeable, approachable, funny guy. He delivered a very interesting presentation and has a history that few knew about.
We thought Steven Bradbury was fantastic... thank you so much.
Steve was a big hit. The use of the DVD really created the atmosphere and he was very obliging in doing a lot of the technical work himself. The customers loved it.
Captivating and relevant material for our conference. Steven was friendly and a joy to work with.
I Just wanted to pass on our thanks and appreciation for your presentation at our National Conference. Your story of your journey to the gold medal was very memorable and emotional. There were even a few tears shed as you told of your injuries along the way and of course the elation when you won the race and the gold. As the organizers of a conference one is always worried that the best choices in presenters have been made and we were well pleased with you. Your presentation was also at a very high standard, which one doesn't usually expect from athletes. We would not hesitate in recommending you as a highlight speaker for any conference. Our delegates were also very impressed. Well done and thank you again.
On behalf of the farmers, researchers and regional participants associated with the national Grain & Graze program, I write to thank you for the utterly brilliant presentation you gave last week. Wow! No-one left the dinner without having taken away a totally new perspective on how to give their all in any endeavour they pursue. You had the audience spell-bound not just by your own incredible story, but by the possibilities that they too may one day have an incredible story to tell. For days we talked about one key message or another that you presented and as a result, you not only made the dinner enjoyable and successful, but indeed made our whole event successful. You certainly touched all the right buttons, cleverly tailoring the messages by knowing your brief well. As a speaker, your presentation style and skills are indeed unique, standing you apart from the myriad of after-dinner speakers I have engaged previously. Your professionalism shines through as much as your shear enjoyment of all that life throws your way. I do hope that you never lose your relish for speaking, your humbleness or that larrikin persona so many Australians instantly relate to. Perhaps I shouldn't say this, but you do underprice your services compared to your speaker-circuit competition, particularly given the rapport you establish with your audience. If ever I feel a group's batteries getting low, I know exactly where to go to get the required recharge. Thank you again for sharing your story and inspiration.
Steve recently presented at a series of Finance And Systems Technologies (FAST) Professional Development Days to great acclaim. He actually received a standing ovation in Sydney after his presentation (unheard of in Australia). FAST CEO Mr Steve Kane said 'Steve's presentation was very entertaining and his messages of passion, persistence and teamwork were spot on'. I could not recommend Steve highly enough and will definitely use his services among other clients in the future.
Steve was excellent to work with and very easy going throughout our dealings with him. His relaxed style and manner were perfect for the event and people enjoyed having him around for the whole night and chatting to him during the evening. The chance to see/hold his medals and have photos taken with him etc. was also greatly appreciated by many of the guests. His story was very inspirational and kept the audience captivated. He was entertaining, funny and thought provoking. Overall an excellent speaker, who was well received and a really good bloke. Definitely added value to the event and was good to meet him.
Steven's presentation was undoubtedly the highlight of our conference. His story, along with his open and honest presentation style, left our audience raving about him well after he walked off stage.
From the tremendously positive feedback we've had, Steven's message about pushing through obstacles to achieve your goals, really struck a chord with everyone. Steven has a real gift in being able to help people see that they too can achieve success and they are greatly encouraged and inspired as a result. I was delighted that not only did Steven have a good message, but he was able to deliver it in a very relatable way - his self-effacing attitude about his gold medal, combined with his Aussie sense of humour was a big hit!
Steven was amazing - the best motivational keynote speaker I have ever seen (and I have seen a few!). I read his book on the weekend and couldn't put it down. What an amazing story - I am so glad he told it.
Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful energy and enthusiasm with my team today. Your vibrant and insightful presence was well received. You touched a lot of lives today in very positive ways. Much appreciated!
I recently attended the My Adviser Conference on Hamilton Island as a Plenary speaker and a Gold Sponsor. During the course of the conference I was fortunate enough to hear Steven Bradbury speak. Steve's presentation whilst unique and motivating was also captivating for the audience. The message clearly delivered was never stop striving to reach your full potential. Apart from being Australia's first ever Winter Olympic Gold Medalist, Steve has been and continues to be a sort after speaker, a successful business man in his own right, and a very accomplished motivational speaker. I would not hesitate to recommend Steve to any prospective business to allow him to motivate and challenge their staff or clients in his unique but very effective manner.
On behalf of the Olympic Winter Institute of Australia I would like to thank you for your efforts in making our Dine with an Olympian fundraiser a great success. Your services as MC for the evening were much appreciated by the athletes, staff and directors of the OWI. It was fantastic to have such a relaxed and light hearted host; I think it really set the tone of the evening. I was also pleased that we were able to balance the formalities of the evening whilst allowing our guests time to mingle and enjoy the food and wine. Much of this can be attributed to your thorough preparation and understanding of what we were hoping to achieve with the function. You really were a pleasure to work with and I hope we can do so again in the future. Once again thank you for your efforts.
Steven was the MC at our Quest Newspapers annual YoungStar Awards, the event was attended by around 600 people including the Deputy Premier and Minister for sport. Steven's performance was refreshing, humorous and definitely not your traditional stand up presenter. His approach was professional and while working from our script, managed to personalize it with timely ad-libs to suit the moment. Quest run around 20 major award events each year around Brisbane and never before has our MC been in demand to sign autographs at the end of the night, Steven really aided in the success of the evening. If you are looking for different, quirky and memorable, Steven could well be your man.
The audience (including myself and my team) enjoyed his presentation immensely.
I go to a lot of conferences and hear a lot of speakers but never, and I mean NEVER, have I seen a speaker get a standing ovation like our delegates gave Steven. The energy in that room was electric. It was an emotional journey. We had tears in our eyes at one stage, we laughed raucously, we cheered watching the DVD footage, we looked away in shock, we felt and sniffed and oohed and aahed at handling his Olympic medals and when the talk was over, we stood to our feet and clapped. We will be using Steven's services again. I was extremely proud of him and even more so that he was a Brisbanite and such a down to earth kind of guy. We all love a larrikin. In addition, he was easy to work with. He came up with other ideas to raise money for charity. He was completely organised when it came to his MC and AV instructions.
Outstanding! Feedback has been nothing short of incredible. Steven was the last keynote of the conference and was a real coup for us as organisers... left our delegates with great memories of the event.
I would highly recommend him to any group. He was down to earth, natural, and yet extremely professional. He took time t0 talk to everyone afterwards, and stayed well into the night, allowing people the opportunity to talk to him and have their photos taken with him. He was definitely the highlight of our conference, a real inspiration.
Steven Bradbury was our MC for the official launch of the ISEEK Data Centre today. With the Queensland Premier Anna Bligh, other dignitaries and TV cameras in the room, for me it was a little daunting. Not so for Steve. Whilst keeping to schedule Steve's MC style and use of comedy helped make the opening of our new Data Centre a great success. He was also generous with his time and made the extra effort to come in the day before our opening to go over all the details. Steve exceeded our expectations.
Working with Steven at the recent SPLASH! Environmental Awards was a wonderful experience. He exceeded my expectations as both MC and guest speaker. Steven had the (tough) crowd eating out of the palm of his hand, and at some points you could hear a pin drop. Feedback has been 100% positive and I know a number of companies are interested in having him speak or MC at their future events. Our group was male and female and all ages and everyone enjoyed the night - a huge thank you to Steven.
Thank you so much for your excellent job as MC at our national training awards night. Not only did you mange to keep the entertainment flowing, you kept the night humming along at a good pace. This is a rare combination at an awards night.
Steven Bradbury comes highly recommended as a guest speaker as he was both inspirational and hilarious. What a great guy! I really enjoyed his talk and I also enjoyed getting to chat to him throughout the evening! He went above and beyond!
Steven Bradbury has a very inspirational story and delivers a great message. He's the best speaker I've ever seen.
Our guests and staff were wowed by Steven. His presentation was first class and he's a good bloke to boot.
Just a quick note to say thank you for your contribution to our Kick Start conference this year. You were rated extremely highly by the group and I know that everyone I spoke to found your presentation to be inspirational. Thank you also for contributing to our video comments on the day.
Great to meet you and fantastic hearing your talk. You'll be interested to know two people attributed their win at the Bayer Gala awards last night to 'doing a Bradbury'. You made an impression on the conference. Your story and understanding of the brief made an outstanding motivational speech.
Stephen was fantastic! A very funny man and very inspirational! He certainly knows how to paint his life picture and we all were hanging onto every word! I would recommend him as a speaker without hesitation.
Steven was humorous, punctual, and kept the evening flowing well. Everyone who attended was so happy Steven was our MC. It is being called 'the best awards night so far'.
Steve is great value, and I can't say much more other than Steve should be in every conference!
Steven was fantastic! A very inspirational and funny speaker. In my opinion the best speaker I have ever seen.
Your contribution the Davey Bickford conference was invaluable and it was great working with you. As the MC for the 3 days you showed great skill tying in the event discussion themes with your own material and kept us laughing and engaged throughout. Your keynote was simply incredible. I've had nothing but glowing feedback about you from everyone who attended.
Steven was OUTSTANDING at our conference in Singapore and was the highlight of our event. He established a great connection with all of our delegates, had time to talk with everyone after his presentation and was engaging, funny and insightful in his delivery. We will definitely look to engage his services again in future and can highly recommend him.
Steven was very professional and very easy to work with - although, we wouldn't call this work, there was too much fun hehehe - from the moment he arrived, he took control and steered the event into the success it was. He was ever so helpful in those tricky situations that arise. As well he was sooo engaging with the audience, captivating the 200 attendees with his humor and grand stories. Our event just wouldn't have been the successful event is was without him. Thank you Steven!


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According to a new study from the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future (CLF), between 2009 and 2013, as much as 47% of all edible seafood in the United States went to waste. A majority of this wasted fish is thanks to consumers, who buy fresh and frozen fish but never end up eating it, a recent article states.
While it's not news that Americans waste a lot of food, it is that the wasted seafood that should trouble us most, the article explains, as there are few sources of nutrition that are as coveted as fish. Fish are high in protein, low in fat, and eating them is associated with all sorts of beneficial health outcomes. And yet, few foods are discarded so frequently.
In order to put the scale of seafood loss in the U.S. in perspective, consider what curbing it could mean for our collective diets. As stated in the article, conservative estimates suggest that the 2.3 billion pounds of seafood squandered each year would be enough to provide enough protein for more than 10 million men or 12 million women — for an entire year. The calories, meanwhile, would be enough to feed 1.5 million adults for that long as well.
"It is critical and urgent to reduce waste of seafood," David Love, a researcher with the Public Health and Sustainable Aquaculture Project at the CLF, and the study's lead author, said in the article.
However, not all of the fish that finds its way into the garbage is the fault of people who buy but never end up using it. As much as a third of seafood waste is due to a byproduct of fishing, known as bycatch, where large nets capture more than intended. Much of that is thrown back into the water, often after being injured or killed, the article explains.
But the wasting of seafood is just the beginning. In 2012, Americans threw out some 35 million tons of food, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. That's roughly 40% of the country's food supply. What's worse is that the 35 million tons of food discarded in 2012 is 20% more than the U.S. tossed out in 2000, 50% more than in 1990, and roughly three times what Americans discarded in 1960.
At present, Americans throw out more food than plastic, paper, metal and glass.
But fish is a particularly unfortunate thing to waste. The nutritional value of seafood is incomparable and it's likely of little coincidence that many of the places where people live the longest are fond of fish.
In fact, nearly three decades ago, Dutch researchers published a study in The New England Journal of Medicine after studying the extremely low death rate from coronary heart disease among Greenland Eskimos. Researchers followed 872 men aged 40 to 59 for 20 years and found that those who ate as little as one or two fish meals a week had a 50% lower death rate from heart attacks than those who did not eat fish.
That being said, the plea for people to eat more and waste less are in many ways are interrelated. Fish, the researchers lament, is particularly prone to loss because it's especially perishable. But it's also prone to loss because people just aren't that into it.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, per-capita seafood consumption is about 14 pounds per year in the U.S. In Spain, it's upwards of 90 pounds per year; in Japan, it's about 120 pounds per year.
"You have a population that is somewhat fish-averse…and we really don't take the opportunity to educate consumers about all the great attributes that go along with seafood, all the health and nutrition attributes, and we don't teach people how to prepare it," Christopher Lischewski, chief executive officer at Bumble Bee Foods, said in the article.
The combination of messaging about the benefits of eating fish and the still underdeveloped culture of enjoying it could be coercing more fish purchases at the grocery store than actual meals at home.
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The graphic below, from the study, shows where along the path seafood tends to disappear. Most of it — 1.4 billion tons of the 2.1 billion tons of edible fish that finds its way into the production process — happens after the fish has been delivered to restaurants, supermarkets and households. (Source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonkblog/wp/2015/09/28/the-mind-boggling-amounts-of-fish-we-waste/)


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Kings Claim Randy Jones
by Paul on 10/29/09 at 02:32 PM ET
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LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles Kings have claimed defenseman Randy Jones off of re-entry waivers, Kings President/General Manager Dean Lombardi announced today. The Kings have also placed defenseman Alec Martinez on the injured reserve list (retroactive to October 5) due to an ankle injury.
Jones, 28, has played in six games this season with the Adirondack Phantoms of the American Hockey League, recording one point (an assist) and six penalty minutes.
Last season, Jones played in 47 games with the Philadelphia Flyers, recording eight points (4-4=8) and 22 penalty minutes. He also played in six playoff games with the Flyers and he played in two regular season games with the Phantoms.
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Hey guys! I wanted to let you know that M.A.G is having a design team call for the next term. I can't believe that it has been 3 months already. Time really passed me by. Also, don't for to check out the current DT projects this week and participate in the challenge.