AustLit

Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed.

Other material in this issue includes:

• First Page Picture: 'Courage and Wisdom Directing Industry' by Mr. G. H. Dancey, originally produced on tiles at the Australian Tessellated Tile Company, Mitcham, and relocated to the entrance of the Fourth Victoria Buildings, Collins Street, Melbourne, [129].
• Poetry: 'Work' by American poet J. G. Whittier (q.v.), 130; 'The Shadow : In France' by American Staff Sergeant-Major 594, Paul A. Tierney, of the Convois Automobiles, published in Songs from the Trenches (1918), 135; 'Morning' from Pippa Passes by English poet Robert Browning (q.v.), 144; 'Evening' from Alastor by English poet Percy Bysshe Shelley (q.v.), 144.
• Fiction: 'A Flood Incident' from The Mill on the Floss by English novelist George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans) (q.v.), with portrait of the author, 141-143.
• Prose: 'Work' from Past and Present by English author Thomas Carlyle (q.v.), 130; 'Australian Manufactures' by 'W.', with illus. 'Room in a Boot Factory' showing 'Operatives cutting out uppers at the factory of the Clifton Shoe Company, Clifton Hill, Melbourne', and 'Making Lollies : View of a Department in MacRobertson's Confectionery Factory, Fitzroy, Melbourne', 131-134; 'Letter from Charles Kingsley to his Son at School' by English author Charles Kingsley (1819-1975), 134-135.
• Non-Fiction: 'Lloyd George's Advice' (unattributed), 137; 'General Birdwood's Farewell to the Australasians on the West Front' from a letter by Sergeant W. L. Brewster, Australian School of Musketry, Tidworth, England and formerly of Sandringham, Victoria, reprinted from The Age, 143-144.