Cirrus@Austlit

Only literary material by Australian authors is individually indexed.

Other material in this issue includes:

• First page picture: 'J. B. O'Hara' (q.v.) autographed photograph accompanying poem: 'The Magpies' Morning Song', [113].
• Editor's Note: 'Empire Day, 1907' celebration activities with untitled illustration of artwork created by three senior boys of Camberwell School combining the Australian coat-of-arms surrounded by various shields, 128.
• Poetry: 'Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard' by Thomas Gray (q.v.) with three illustrations: 'An English Country Scene: "Oft Did the Harvest to Their Sickle Yield"' (unattributed), 'Portion of Exeter Cathedral: "Where Through the Long Drawn Aisle"' stereograph from Underwood and Underwood and 'Poets' Corner, Westminster Abbey, London: "Can Storied Urn or Animated Bust"', 117-120;
• Fiction: 'Mr Pickwick Slides' extract from The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens (q.v.) 114-116.
• Non-Fiction: 'What Science Has Found Out About Alcohol' by Dr N. S. Davis, 120-122.
• Prose: 'Lessons From Nature' extract from The Pocket Richard Jefferies, 116; 'From Paris to Dover' by Frank Tate, Director of Education with (unattributed) photograph: 'Dover, with Chalk Cliffs in the Distance', 122-124; 'A Noble Queen' extract from Froissart's Chronicles with illustration: 'Queen Philippa Pleading with Her Husband, Edward III to Spare the Lives of the Six Burghers of Calais (1347)' by H. C. Selous, 124-127; 'The Waterfall' by Richard Jefferies with (unattributed) photograph: 'Falls on the Loddon, Glenlyon Near Daylesford', 127-128.
• Notices: 'A Correction' to July issue page 87 reference book should be Mendelism, 116.