Cirrus@Austlit

Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed.

Other material in this issue includes:

• First Page Picture: 'Lord of the Bush' by Australian artist Hans Heysen (q.v.), from the National Gallery, Melbourne, [65].
• Poetry: 'The Passing of the Forest' by New Zealand politician and journalist, W. P. [William Pember] Reeves (1857-1932), with illus. 'Near Healsville', a water-color by Mr. T. C. Camm, 'a retired teacher', 72-73; 'Holidays' from Henry IV, Part I by William Shakespeare (q.v.), 79.
• Prose: 'The Arbor-Day Celebration' (unattributed), with photograph : 'An Arbor-day Scene at a School in Victoria', 67-68; 'The Fireweeds' by J. C. Grieve and R. H. Croll (q.v.), with photographs by H. Luth : 'The Slain Forest', 'The Destroyer at Work', 'Fireweeds' and 'The Tangled Undergrowth', 68-71; 'Alcohol and its Effects' by 'Stethoscope', from The Argus, with illus. 'Alcohol and Muscular Power' from Britain's Home Foe, Drink by W. Chandos Wilson of the British Temperance Union, 77-79; 'Misdirected Work' (unattributed), 79.
• Natural Science: 'What Every One Should Know About Trees and Tree-Planting' by J. P. McLennan (1854-1915), first ranger of Wilson's Promontory National Park and former Principal, Burnley School of Horticulture, Melbourne, 73-74; 'School Plantations' by W. W. Gay, Commissioner of the Victorian Forests Commission, with illus. 'Callambeen Park, Creswick' and 'Chiltern School Plantation', 75-77.
• Notices: 'Presentation of a Flag : Malvern, Victoria, to Malvern, England' (unattributed), with photograph : 'The Mill Lane School, Malvern, England', 80.
• Supplement: 'Made in Australia : 14. Boots and Shoes' by the Made in Australia Council, 312 Flinders Street, Melbourne, with unattributed illus. 'Modern Australian Soles and Ancient Roman Sandals', and 'Making Pump Shoes for Women', i-iv.