(26 Apr 1924)  Page(s) 9.  
 
Descriptions, as supplied of the following new roses should be of interest to enthusiasts: ‘Cherub’. By the aforementioned raiser [Alister Clark], this climbing or pillar rose is stated to be of distinct and beautiful coloring, suggesting crimson overlaid with scarlet. The foliage is magnificent, and disease proof, and as the flower is sweetly scented and large for its class, it is claimed this variety will take a place as one of the best rambling roses under cultivation.

(13 Nov 1924)  Page(s) 3.  
 
National Rose Show held in the Melbourne Town Hall on Wednesday, October 29. [...] Other outstanding specimens that attracted considerable attention were as follows - [...] Firedragon. — This H.T. introduction from Alister Clark possessed a splendid perfume. Its colour is such a fiery red, making it noticeable at a distance. As a decorative variety popularity is predicted.

(13 Nov 1924)  Page(s) 3.  
 
National Rose Show held in the Melbourne Town Hall on Wednesday, October 29. [...] Other outstanding specimens that attracted considerable attention were as follows - [...] Gwen Nash. — Another delightul decorative H.T. variety. In bunches, the blooms of delicate pink added attraction to the surrounding novelties. 

(19 Jun 1926)  Page(s) 9.  
 
From Mr. H. A. Bird, of Bassendean, I have received a list of the newer novelties, all of which have been tested under local conditions, and have proved worthy acquisitions to the already lengthy list of well-known varieties. They are as follows : - [...] Mrs. E. Willis, delicate pink, long buds.

[From The Daily News, newspaper, Perth, Western Australia.]

(13 Nov 1924)  Page(s) 3.  
 
National Rose Show held in the Melbourne Town Hall on Wednesday, October 29. [...] Other outstanding specimens that attracted considerable attention were as follows - [...] E. Von Kesselstatt. — This T. variety may best be described as a bright carmine, handsomely edged with deep red. It stood out among less colorful varieties.

(13 Nov 1924)  Page(s) 3.  
 
National Rose Show held in the Melbourne Town Hall on Wednesday, October 29. [...] Other outstanding specimens that attracted considerable attention were as follows - [...] Squatter's Dream. — A lovely yellow of the decorative class that looks ideal when staged effectively in large vases. This rose would make a dull room appear cosy.