46 Results: New & Used in Nonfiction Books in Forrestdale 6112, WA

Collectable. Hardcover book, In great condition. No time wasters, only message if you actually will pick up. Please specify day and time you can pick up. Pick up Piara Waters.

In great condition. Pet free and smoke free home. No time wasters, only message if you actually will pick up. Please specify day and time you can pick up. Pick up Piara Waters.

Greenhouse Australian Crafts. Patchwork, embroidery, decoupage, quilting, cross stitch, smocking. Authors: Brearley, Deborah. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ In great condition. Pet free smoke free home. No time wasters, only message if you actually will pick up. Please specify day and time you can pick up. Pick up Piara Waters.

Relaxation tattoo coloring book designs for a fun and relaxing way to unwind and relieve stress. Suitable for men and women. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Like new, only 4 pages has been used. Pet free and smoke free home. No time wasters, only message if you actually will pick up. Please specify day and time you can pick up. Pick up Piara Waters.

Authors: James Oldham, Tony Key, Igor Yaro Starak. Pet free and smoke free home. No time wasters, only message if you actually will pick up. Please specify day and time you can pick up. Pick up Piara Waters.

History of Scotch College Swanbourne, Western Australia.indexed, Bibliography. Includes Roll of Collegians******1996, Lists of Honour Recipients, School Leaders, Staff Members, College Council Members, many photographs including Long Service Staff Members, sports teams etc. A well researched and referenced large, heavy, high quality hardcover coffee table book with dust jacket, 576 pages.

Book Chook on Sundays a is book to celebrate the centenary of the Eastern Goldfield of Coolgardie******1992 and Kalgoorlie******1993. Some fantastic Yarns and beautiful photographs of some of the best known and loved characters of the district. A lovely book for anyone with a connection to the Goldfields of Western Australia.

A fascinating book researching shipwrecks off our Western Australian coast with many beautiful photographs, many underwater photos of the wrecks themselves. Reference maps of ships and their position off the coast. Great information for those interested in Western Australian maritime history or those who love to dive and explore the treasures under the sea off our coast.

Glittering, modern exciting Dubai, or so it seems on the surface. This is the story of the fight for freedom of two of the daughters of the Sheik from their father's iron rule and the consequences they suffered from for attempting to fight for what we take for granted in the west, equality of the sexes.

Western Australian History. In 1918 the troopship Boonah returned to Fremantle with soldiers infected with the Spanish Flu, then rampant in South Africa, where the ship had previously docked. The soldiers were sent to the Woodman Point Quarantine Centre, where many died, as did the nurses taking care of them. Softcover in excellent as new condition 264 pages.

Bill 'Swampy' Marsh has been writing about the Australian outback and its people for many years. But as well as being a writer and storyteller, he is a collector of rich outback characters - and Jack 'Goldie' Goldsmith is, he says, a gem among many. Born in the Blue Mountains more than 70 years ago, Goldie was a troubled, reckless boy. When he was 15, he left home and school and took off for the bush with his mate Bluey. It was just after World War II, there was massive unemployment and he had

When Georgiana Molloy gave birth on the beach at Augusta in 1830 with boxes of her possessions lying where they'd landed, she was one of the many women who literally had to remake their homes out of the broken bones of their past. In this passionate book Maggie MacKellar tells the stories of women on the frontier in Canada and Australia who ventured out in bonnets and petticoats to collect seeds, who abandoned sidesaddles to ride in the mountains, who risked their reputations to climb mountain

Greg Chappell was the outstanding Australian batsman of his generation. When he followed his brother Ian into the Australian captaincy, his feat of scoring centuries in each innings of his captaincy debut has been unequalled. After retiring he went into coaching, spending some time with South Australia and working as a consultant at Pakistans National Cricket Academy. In 2005 he was appointed coach of the Indian national cricket team on a two-year terma stint that included a stormy public falli

In 1967 Peter Brock got behind the wheel of an Austin A30 to take part in his first race. Almost forty years later, Peter's fame and popularity stretch far beyond motor racing. He has become one of Australia's best-loved sports stars, and despite his official retirement in 1997 he remains more in the public eye - and in demand - than ever. But who is Peter Brock? His extraordinary performances on the track are well recorded, but what of the man himself? In this fascinating book, Bev Brock, Pete

Book by the late, great J B Cummings on his brilliant career. In Bart: My Life, he recounts his early years as his father’s apprentice, leading to his first Group One win in 1958. He never looked back. In over half a century as a trainer Bart has won over 250 Group One races – a staggering statistic. But the achievement that will almost certainly never be matched is his incredible tally of twelve Melbourne Cup wins, from his first triumph with Light Fingers in 1965 to Viewed’s stunning victory

This book is about the author's experiences in outback Western Australia during 1920s and 30s. A memoir of his life in the bush by Jim Carson. Born in Kalgoorlie in 1901, Jim hit the road as a bonafide swaggy". This true Australian story ripples with the excitement of a hopeful young man thrown utterly on his own resources. 144 pages, published 1983, ex library copy.

Book A Friend Indeed Louisa Clifton of Australind, Western Australia by George Russo. Biography of one of Western Australia's most fascinating and endearing pioneer women - artist, Quaker, diarist, teacher, wife and mother. She settled in Australind in the 1840's. Published 1995, 303 pages. This is an ex library book in fair condition for its age, no rips or tears to pages. Softcover book with dust jacket. A very rare and hard to get book about a fascinating Pioneer woman in Western Australia's

In the 1950s and 1960s, the author Keith Smith interviewed a number of "old timers", people whose living memories then stretched as far back as the 1880s, the gold-rush days and the era of the bushrangers. "The Time of Their Lives" is live history - Australia's past captured in the memories of those who were there. Their stories are often comic or sad, and it should be interesting to read, in their own words, the experiences of those who lived through important moments in our country's history.

Author Geoffrey Wright, hardcover with dust jacket in excellent condition. Born in Carlton, Melbourne, Geoffrey Wright spent his childhood in the Victorian Mallee. Times were tough then. Drought and the Depression saw to that. But the young Geoffrey developed a great and enduring love for the bush and its people and animals. A journalist of more than 50 years standing, Geoffrey's great pleasure is writing about funny people he has met and funny things he has seen and experienced in his travel

This book by Author Barry M Coldrey covers the Christian Brothers involvement in childcare in Western Australia and covers Clontarf, Castledare, Bindoon and Tardun Boys Homes. Hardcover book with dust jacket in excellent condition. This book is ex library but in as new condition except for library tags on front pages.464 pages. Includes Glossary, Endnotes, Bibliography listing Primary Sources and Students Registers for Clontarf******1983, St Mary's Agricultural School, Tardun******1966, Boystow

Book My Story by General Peter Cosgrove. Hardcover with dust jacket in excellent condition, indexed, 468 pages. I also have the book You Shouldn't Have Joined by the same author at the same price of $20 or a price of $30 total if purchasing both books. The autobiography of General Peter Cosgrove – Chief of the Australian Army and later Chief of the Australian Defence Force. A memoir of Cosgrove, the former Australian of the Year. Here, he presents his military career and personal life. Perha

Book Big John Forrest******1918 A Founding Father of the Commonwealth of Australia by Frank Crowley After being actively involved in the drafting of the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Australia, Sir John Forrest fought hard for 'fair terms' in steering Western Australia into federation. His career in the public life of the colony - as surveyor, inland explorer, public servant, and first premier of Western Australia - showed how energy, grit and determination, together with the right circum

Outback is the heart of Australia, the hinterland, beyond the cities and as foreign to most Australians as it is to Europeans or Americans. It is a vast area with Darwin its capital, sparsely inhabited, much of it desert but by no means empty. In vivid character-sketches and anecdotes Thomas Keneally who has known and loved the outback all his life evokes a strange, harsh world where seemingly to compete with the climate and landscape everything and everybody is larger than life. Above all the

Tales of the Shire of Kojonup contributed by writers closely connected to the district. Collectively these tales shed light on Kojonup's social and agricultural development. Indexed 215 pages, hardcover with dust jacket in excellent condition