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AFTER FORTY YEARS.
The long-absent visitor who returns to oldtime haunts in Loudon with the hazy intention of "doing the theatres" during a three months' stay will find himself nonplussed by ...
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SIR GEORGE BOWEN.
Rocent attempts at an industrial upheaval brought into prominence the bright and busy port of Bowen, North Queensland, where the "vis inertine" of the waterside ...
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WELL-NOURISHED TREES.
"IF EVERY ACRE CAN BE MADE TO YIELD TWICE AS MUCH AS IT NOW DOES WE SHALL IN FUTURE HAVE MADE GOOD MUCH OF THE WASTAGE." ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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OUR FORESTS.
I have been more or less in touch with the timber industry all my life, so know something of the past. When I desired to obtain first-hand knowledge of what was now being ...
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PAGE LETTERS.
Most secret Decipher personally. Provided there is no danger of secret being betrayed to U.S.A., you are desired without farther delay to broach the question of an ...
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SKULL DISTORTION.
It is nome weeks since I returned to Sydney from wandering round the Pacific Islands. During that visit I had many varied experiences, and now, after reflection, I am ...
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PALESTINE.
Writing from Belsan, Palestine to the director of the Australian Museum, Mr. Alan Rowe, director of the Palestine Expedition promoted by the University Museum, ...
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THE ELECTRIC LAMP.
Few people, when glancing at the ubiquitous electric lamp, realise the wealth of Ingenuity expended in its manufacture, or know the romance of its history. Yet the story of its ...
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WELLINGTON CAVES.
Only five miles separate the town of Wellington, in this State, from a caves area which is but little known, at least, to the general public. ...
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FOR THE CHILDREN.
As I was bringing home tho cows Galloping and horning. I met McLorty's bound'ry rider On a sunny morning. ...
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WALLAROO.
Wallaroo. What'll wo do? I want to go fishing, And so do you. ...
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THE KING PARROT.
The beautiful king parrot seems to be more rarely seen than formerly; in fact, the same remark would apply to most of our parrots, I believe. When I was a boy in the Adelong ...
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HOMESICKNESS.
When I was small I lived "out West," And still I think I like It best. Tho now I live quite near the sea, And trams are a delight to me. ...
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MINE.
I own a reed-embroidered pool Whose waters catch, but cannot drown, Blossoms of Iris, blue and cool, Upside-down. ...
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THE BIRD.
Peter, Peter, sang he From his heart. And ravished mine With his sweet art. ...
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THE BARD OF BOORALEE.
Where old thoughts slumber something stirred, My youth came speeding back to me; And once again a chord was struck Within my breast. I wished him luck, ...
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THE ROADS.
Who does not love the hill road That winds about the town? It dips to scented gullies, And breasts the ridges brown, ...
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NEW CLOTHES.
Montmorency Montague Isn't very pleased. He has a new suit, And he hates being teased. ...
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