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  2. THE SHOW.

    Imagine a stretch of undulating park and a twining and twisting brook; picture beautiful gardens and delightful lakes; vision flowers and shrubberies, shady trees, and terraced lawns; ...

    Article : 1,646 words
  3. THE LIGHTS O' LONDON.

    The conventional bookshop of romance is a grey and cobwebbed den with first editions thick with dust in the twopenny tray. Not so the Bomb Shop. ...

    Article : 1,439 words
  4. CITY GROWTH.

    [?]Mr. Knight was a Sydney student, and served in the war in the Australian Field Engineers. In 1923 at Liverpool University he was a Rome Finalist in Architecture and Lever ...

    Article : 58 words
  5. GRAND OPERA.

    The grand opera season, which is at present enjoying such a phenomenal success in Melbourne, is but a proof of the very high standard achieved by the company. During the ...

    Article : 1,720 words
  6. OPENING OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION.

    THE KING AND QUEEN LEAVING WEMBLEY AFTER THE OFFICIAL ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 16 words
  7. I.

    The present period of English history shows great activity in civic planning and developmentā€”the definite preparation for the future growth of cities by carefully-prepared plans ...

    Article : 1,392 words
  8. NOT ARID.

    Inland (I object to "arid") Australia has been somewhat in the limelight recently, through the lectures of Professor Griffith Taylor (professor of Geography at the ...

    Article : 1,042 words
  9. THE WAR CANOE.

    One by one the fierce old raiders of the past are slipping into the sunset. Not many are left now who can tell of the strenuous days of foray and bloodshed. Those that remain ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 1,766 words
  10. A NATIONAL SCHOOL.

    The Australian is much more akin temperamentally to the Frenchman than to the German, and it is not the least of our tragedies that the French influence that might ...

    Article : 931 words
  11. POISONED THROUGH THE SKIN.

    Most of us are inclined to think that the skin is a great protection against the absorption of poisonous substances. Surgeons, for example, often scrub their hands with ...

    Article : 114 words
  12. A PIN FALLS.

    Pin was dropped on a Cesk by a speaker at the dedication of the new building of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Research Council in Washington. That ...

    Article : 118 words
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