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  2. ORIENTATIONS—VI. NEW RULER OF PALESTINE.

    THE injunction, under Article 6 of the Mandate, that the Administration "shall encourage, in co-operation with the Jewish Agency, close ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. ART OF FRANK BRANGWYN.

    Vividly original in its colour and composition, "The Scoffers," by Frank Brangwyn, R.A., which hangs above a flight of steps in the central court of the ...

    Article : 1,180 words
  4. THE RED ARMY.

    MOST Australians know about Goyder's Line, that enduring monument to his own intelligence which a former Surveyor-General of South ...

    Article : 1,216 words
  5. A HOME AMONG THE GUM TREES.

    Many bush people believe that the healthiest place in which to live is among gum trees, according to a contributor to this page.—A fine study of gum trees, young and old, from the "Sydney Morning Herald" Art Gallery. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 44 words
  6. ESCAPE OF THE SEEADLER.

    The projected visit to Australia of Count Felix von Luckner, former commander of the raider Seeadler, recalls the wartime association of the Seeadler ...

    Article : 1,097 words
  7. HENRY PARKES.

    Just three weeks before the battle of Waterloo brought Napoleonism to an end, and about a week after (on the other side of the world) Governor ...

    Article : 1,175 words
  8. HISTORICAL SYMPHONY.

    The Musical Association of New South Wales, which celebrates its silver jubilee tomorrow, has done much for music since its formation in 1912. The association has ...

    Article : 582 words
  9. For the Children.

    (The kookaburra's reputation is being dragged in the mud. On the other hand, a correspondent praises him for attacking imported goldfish.) Well done, old patriot, who, while ...

    Article : 141 words
  10. LEAVES OF HEALING

    Many bush people assert that the healthiest place to live is among gum trees. Those who endeavour to surround themselves with gums certainly benefit from them. One gets ...

    Article : 492 words
  11. A JUNGLE PROBLEM.

    The animals of Jungletown Had built a swimming-pool, So they could bathe and cool themselves Each evening after school; ...

    Article : 127 words
  12. ALL DRESSED UP FOR—

    We're going to Granny's for tea to-day, And I hope it rains, I do[?] 'Cause I've got a new red mackintosh, And a fine sou' wester, too; ...

    Article : 62 words
  13. THE STRAINING TOILERS OF THE TOW ROPE.

    Reproduced from an etching by Frank Brangwyn in the National Art Gallery. An article on Brangwyn's work appears to-day. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 28 words
  14. CHINA SIDE.

    The coolies on the water front With rhythmic chanting fill the land. As patiently they bear the brunt Of cargoes sent to foreign strand. ...

    Article : 175 words
  15. BOOK ENDS.

    They stood side by side in an art-shop window, and a Prettier little couple you could not wish to see. Her frock was a mass of [?]le pink ruffles, and his puce ...

    Article : 204 words
  16. THE SWALLOWS.

    Like charred and shredded paper The swallows whirled on high, The swallows hovered, quivered Across an autumn sky. ...

    Article : 64 words
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