(28 Dec 1938)  Page(s) 38.  
 
Alister Clark, of Glenara, Bulla, Vic., is known everywhere in the world where roses will grow. There are few people who can work such magic in the hybridising of roses and daffodils. Vic. National Rose Society handed him a gift the other evening in recognition of 38 years’ service. He pleased two of his eulogists (W. H. Dunallen and T. A. Stewart, editor of the “Rose Annual’’) by announcing that next year he would  produce  two new roses, to be christened the W. H. Dunallen and the Editor Stewart.  

(19 May 1948)  Page(s) 12.  
 
[Add   to   the   flowers  propagated   by   Alister   Clark  the   new   rose   'Remembrance'  raised   for the   war   cemeteries   where   rest   many   Australian   heroes   who   failed   to   return.  Already   a   few   of   these  roses   are   growing  in   southern   Australian   war   cemeteries,  and   others   are   intended   for   burial-grounds in   France,   Belgium   and   England.   Four   were   planted   at   Gallipoli   on   Anzac   Day  by   the   Australian   party  which   made   a  pilgrimage   there   just   before   going   to   unveil   the   Tobruk   memorial.  

(28 Dec 1938)  Page(s) 38.  
 
Alister Clark, of Glenara, Bulla, Vic., is known everywhere in the world where roses will grow. There are few people who can work such magic in the hybridising of roses and daffodils. Vic. National Rose Society handed him a gift the other evening in recognition of 38 years’ service. He pleased two of his eulogists (W. H. Dunallen and T. A. Stewart, editor of the “Rose Annual’’) by announcing that next year he would  produce  two new  roses, to be christened the  W. H. Dunallen  and the Editor Stewart.