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  2. STORY OF ORANGES.

    Very few of those who leave London for Sydney nowadays call on their way at Rio Janeiro, but that was what the Golden Grove did when the Roy. Richard Johnson was ...

    Article : 1,452 words
  3. CHIEF OF THE TCHEKA

    On Thursday morning last a brief and littlenoticed cable announced the death of one who has for almost a decade played one of the strangest, strongest, and most sinister roles in ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 1,442 words
  4. SCIENCE NOTES.

    How and when the islands of the Pacific had their origin is the problem being undertaken by an expodition which has just left Honolulu under the joint auspices of the Bernice P. ...

    Article : 686 words
  5. FIRST ROYAL VISIT.

    The first Royal visit to Australia took place in 1867-68 (eighty years after the establishment of the first settlement), when the late Duke of Edinburgh was on a world-wide ...

    Article : 869 words
  6. DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK.

    SOON TO VISIT AUSTRALIA. FROM "THE TATTLER." ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. ACROSS THE "CREEK."

    Now here was I, an Australian, the crossing accomplished, setting foot for the first time in the land of the Maoris, with my knowledge of the race only of very recent acquisition. ...

    Article : 1,123 words
  8. KOSCIUSKO.

    I have often heard Koseluski described as the "roof of Australia;" and after weeks of expectancy and excitement, I was about a week ago ready at the Central Raliway ...

    Article : 1,031 words
  9. GIPSY SMITH.

    The title of Gipsy is not used for advertising purposes. It is not "featured" or employed as a "draw" in connection with the great evangelistic mission now proceeding in ...

    Article : 1,213 words
  10. FOR THE CHILDREN. THE LIFT.

    I like to go shopping With mummy in the town, But I like the little cage best Where the upstairs comes down. ...

    Article : 51 words
  11. SIR HENRY COWARD.

    Those who recall the delightful singing of the Sheffield Choir when it visited Australia in 1911 will readily remember the kindly, courteous conditctor, urbane in manner and ...

    Article : 855 words
  12. A GRANDFATHER DINGO.

    A grandfather dingo sits on a big rock, Alone in the darkness, away from the flock; But he knows that the morning will presently come. ...

    Article : 145 words
  13. TRISTAN DA CUNHA.

    Not only church people, but many others who are interested in that farthest part of the Empire, Tristan de Cunha, will leam with much regret of the death of ...

    Article : 331 words
  14. OUR CHICKENS.

    We've ten little chickens— Six yollow, four black— And nine are for me And one is for Jack. ...

    Article : 97 words
  15. THE CAPITALIST PRESS.

    Mr. A. P. Herbert has very shrewdly summed up the value of the Press to the Labour party in his review in London "Punch" of one of the results of the general strike in ...

    Article : 313 words
  16. A FROSTY MORNING.

    Just look what happened in the night. Come quickly. See the lovely sight! A world all dressed in sparkling white. On a cold and frosty morning. ...

    Article : 136 words
  17. BACK O' BEYOND.

    The vast and open spaces; They are calling me again; The many sun-tanned faces; The life upon the plain; ...

    Article : 56 words
  18. CHILD FACES.

    Like lovely flowers in gardens bidden, Wondering baby faces, Adoring mullen and laughing lips, Countless Graces. ...

    Article : 43 words
  19. LUCK-BRINGER.

    The Butcher Bird's gay revellines Are from the garden ringing, There jovial songs and sarollings Without a pause he's singing. ...

    Article : 139 words
  20. THE WUMPITY WONG.

    Have you over seen the Wumplty Wong, Staring about as he jogs along? Round is his body, and round is his head, Round are his cheeks, like apples red, ...

    Article : 145 words
  21. TREES IN MIST.

    Light winds across the upper heaven race, Driving their clouds edged with a herald ray Over the hill-crest where the dawn-fires play, Golden and red, in trembling interlace. ...

    Article : 114 words
  22. NIXIA.

    Like Pity weeping over Sin, The wild notes of her violin, Curl upward to the frosty moon To plerce its silence with a tune. ...

    Article : 85 words
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