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ONE THING AND ANOTHER.
G.S.M.—A naive advertisement in a recent issue of a journal bearing the name "Harbinger of Light," and devoted to chronicling the movements in psychical ...
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DENIZENS OF THE BUSH.
A Guildford correspondent writes:— "The white-winged trillers, or rakes, as the boys in this district call them, were first noted on September 18, and ...
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THE BATTLE OF PINJARRA.
IT is often alleged against us by the tourist-historian that Australia has no history, its birds no song, its flowers no scent. But even as I write the birds ...
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THE ORGANISER OF VICTORY.
SOON there will be no civilian or military leader, having played any part of major consequence in the Great War, who has not published his memoirs of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LIFE and LETTERS
INCLUDED in Messrs. Macmillan's autumn list of publications is the fourth and final volume of Sir Arthur Evans's monumental work, "The Palace ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SOME NEW BOOKS.
A New book by Henry Handel Richardson is not only to be read, but to be tasted and enjoyed with a connoisseur-like ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Victoria's History.
IT was inevitable that the occasion of the Melbourne Centenary should be marked by the publication of an official and authoritative history of the "Queen ...
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RECENT FICTION.
MR. Cabochon owes something to Margaret of Navarre, the ingenious author of "The Heptameron," and an even greater debt to James Branch ...
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Roving Reminiscences.
IN his entertaining and brightly-written book of random reminiscences, Mr. Paterson draws some lifelike portraits of the various well-known personages with ...
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