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... Prospecting Western Australia. —The whole distance from the coast to Coolgardie passes through continuous foreet, the trees, however, being widely separated and affording shade, as their leaves lie in almost vertical planes. The pioneers who prospected ...
... Subject to Conditions Printed on the back of the Company a Sailing Bills. SOUTH AFRICA and AUSTRALIA by LUND'S BLUE ANCHOR LINE. To CAPE TOWN. £9 9s t0,£26 ss; to AUSTRALIA £16 to £Q2. Magnificent, Accommodation. WILCANNIA, 6000 Tons. July 22. WAKOOL, 5013 Tons ...
... classical music down- to * rag-time ditties for a clog dance. Considering that this popular performer is not yet out her teens, the undertaking ranks as a feat of endurance. How protection! pans out in Australia is lucidly shown a correspondent to a contemporary ...
... GEORGE MUSGROVE, then one of the leading managers in Australia, had seen me in pantomime, and made me' an offer of twenty-five pounds per week to join the Gaiety Company which he was taking out to Australia. It was. a tempting salary for in those days, but ...
... artistes: Mr Jas. Barrie, Master Barrie and Mr Piißar (reel selections). Mr Murdoch Macdonald (the Sailor's Hornpipe and Clog Dance). Songs were given by Mr D. Clark; Mr Dick, entertainer. and Mr Jamieson gave piano - accordcnn ',elections. Miss CirifTen ...