... Island MELBOURNE, Tuesday. A company has been formed with capital £50,000 to (barter Mr. A. J. Villiers’s frigate, the Joseph Conrad, and finance an expedition of scinetists and geologists to on unnamed Pacific island near tho Solomon group to search for ...

... the 8.8. G. Dance Orchestra; Frank Staff, I comedian. 7.45 Lord Jim,” romantic Radio story play, taken from the novel by Joseph Conrad, Cecil Lewis. -Weather and news. 10.15—11.15—Ravel Concert: Claire Croiza. soprano, and the Wireless Symphony Orchestra ...

... Chelsea home during the week-end at the age of 68. He collapsed while dressing. Mr. Garnett was the fi»sl literary friend of Joseph Conrad and D. H. Lawrence, and the bm-ker of W. 11. Hudson, M. Doughty, and John Galsworthy. Mr. Garnett's dramatic work included ...

... Francis Mune!l (tenor), the Symphony Orchestra, cooducted by E. Godfrey Boma 5.11.- Typhoon, a story of the China Book by Joseph Conrad; Radio Play by Jolts Watt. 19-O—S.B. from London. $46--Yermassal News. M4-110—S.B. from London. ...

... real Empire builders, the bearers of the white man’s burden ” in far-off lands. The authors include Sir Hugh Clifford. Joseph Conrad, John Buchan, Alfred Noyes, Jack London, R. E. Vernede, Bartimaeus” and 44 Shalimar. ...

... work the following authors: E., Hon. Maurice Baring, Granviuo Barker, Laurence Binyon, Rupert Brooke. G. K. Chesterton, Joseph Conrad. Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, Lord Dunsany, Sir Philip Gibbs, Robert Graves, Thomas Hardy, Arthur Machen, E. A- Mackintosh ...

... A Life of Romance, Mr. Joseph Conrad, the well-known author. di«l morning his residence at Bishop's Bourne, near Canterbury. was born 1857. great master of English ** is one of the first tliingri to said about Joseph Conrad. The point is more curious ...

... SHIP AGROUND Passengers and Cabin Boys Taken Off by Police NEW YORK, Wednesday. The British three-masted sailing ship Joseph • Conrad, which Is owned and com* ihanded by Mr. Alan Villlers, the author, and which is on a tour round the world, dragged her ...

... “North Land Footprints;” Gatti (A.). “Great Mother Forest;” Gibbon’s “ Catalogue of Stamps,” 1917; Hueffer (F. M.), Joseph Conrad;’’ Hall (S. King-), “Naval Diary, 1914-1918;” Kirwan (Sir J.i, “My Life’s Adventures;” Mairet (P.), “A. R. Orage;” Mason ...

... —XL-Fdll Cry. THE DREAM. By GIACOMO LEOPARDI. Translated Sir THEODORE MAR- TIN, K.C.B. THE END OF THE TETHER.~XH., XIII. By JOSEPH CONRAD. MUSINGS WITHOUT METHOD.— Death of Emile Zola—A Pupil of Claude Bernard—The Scientific Romance—Zola’s Lyrical Temperament—A ...

... Brooks, “Abraham Lincoln”; J. M. Brown, “Sketches and Pictures”; A. R. Cowan, “ Master. Clues World History”; R. Cork, “ Joseph Conrad; A Study ” ; F. C. C. Egerton, “Future of Education”; P. Fountain, “River Amazon from the Source the Sea”; G. E. Holt, ...

... Doris Vevcrs, violoncello (from Birmingham). —Wee Georgie Wood (prior to his Canadian tour). 9.15—“0ne Day More,’* by Joseph Conrad, produced Katherine Polo. 9 —Weather and General News. 9.ls—Chamber Music, relaved from the Chapter House, Canterbury Cathedral ...