Tolman Sweet Golden Sweet, TALLMAN'S SWEET, TALLMAN SWEET, Tollman Sweet, TALLMAN SWEETING, Tollman's Sweeting, TALMAN SWEET, TALMAN'S SWEET, Talman Sweet, TALMAN'S SWEETING, TOLMAN, TOLMAN SWEET, TOLMAN'S SWEETING, TOLMAN SWEETING, Tolman's Sweeting. From the 1905 publication: "Fruit medium or below, rather attractive for a yellow apple. It meets with little demand in the general market, but is sold to a limited extent in special markets and to special classes of trade. The fruit is generally much esteemed for certain culinary purposes as pickling, boiling and baking. Its keeping quality varies in different seasons. In ordinary storage it is in season from November to
Bill Sweeting confidential clerk. He eventually reached the rank of sergeant. After the end of the war, he was discharged from the AIF on 12 November 1945. After leaving the Army, Sweeting continued to work for Long as a research assistant on the official history series "Australia in the War of 1939–1945". He also also authored three chapters in one of the volumes covering the experiences of Australian prisoners of war held by Japan. After Long retired in 1963, Sweeting became the acting editor of the official history series, and remained in this role until 1970 when the last volume was published.