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  • In addition to McCrae's address (indexed separately) and correspondence in response to contributions in the previous issue this section contains a reprint of the Times Literary Supplement review of Maurice's The Gully and Other Verses. Also includes brief comment on other titles including Pyke's The Australian Favourite Reciter and E.F. Cook's Vegetable Growing in Australia..
  • Correspondence refers to C.T. Clarke's letter concerning For the Term of His Natural Life and the article camparing national reading habits based on a study of best seller lists.

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    y separately published work icon All About Books vol. 2 no. 6 17 June 1930 Z1272685 1930 periodical issue 1930 pg. 156-157
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