Book  (1955)  Page(s) 94.  
 
W. Beattie. As You were. For a number of years [Mr.] S. E. Frederick was the leading amateur exhibitor. In keen competititon, he more than held his own until his health compelled him to take things more quietly.

[For articles written by Mr. S. E. Frederick, Hampton, Victoria. see the following issues of the Australian Rose Annual . Summer pruning 1928-85; Golden Emblem rose 1928-121; Dorothy Perkins in Tasmania 1930-133; The best rose I have grown 1941-85; and Favourite rose 1947-40.]

Book  (1945)  Page(s) 42.  
 
Alister Clark. Rose Roundabout. Our roses are now suffering from old age, and yet we expect them to go on indefinitely, in spite of hard cutting, to provide flowers for the house, so the severe drought has found us out at last. However, I have a number of what I think, are very good new Roses such as S. E. Frederick ..... and if they can be increased sufficiently by next year I hope to send them out.