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    LA TROBE'S HOUSE The house in Agncs street, Jolimonl, which was the residence of Charles Joseph La Trobe, the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    THE CHAMPION!—When piaclismg for tile basket-carrying championship of 1932 "Jim" Sainsbury, of Covent Carden market, London the holder of the "title," walked for many miles each day with 2[?] baskets balanced on his head. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    LUNCH TIME.— Two business girls spending a quiet hour in the Botanic Cardens. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    MIRRORS—Four antique mirrors, illustrating an article by Mr. P. M. Caraw-Smythe in the literary pages (1) A Tudor mirror of polished steel, late 16th century (by kind permission of Mr. R. O. Blackwood). (2) A late 17th century mirror in a carved oak frame (National Gallery of Victoria). (3) A Chippendale mirror (by kind permission of Miss G.Edmondson). (4) A mirror exhibiting ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    ABOVE THE CITY.—To obtain an unusual picture of portion of London this photographer allowed himself to he suspended in a loop of rope from the spire of St. Marlin-in-the fields ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    REFLECTIONS.—Stags in Rirchmond Park, London. photographed in the morning mist. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    AFTER THE SERVICE.—Archbishop Head at the gateway of the open—air chapel at Gilwell Park, the camping area at Gembrook of the Boy Scouts' Association of Victoria, where he dedicated an altar last Sunday. Behind him is the Chief Commissioner for Victoria (Mr. C. A. Headley). ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    "JACOB'S LADDER"—Three jolly sailor-men at Victoria Dock climbing to the deck after "painting ship." ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    The tragic story of the appalling consequences of destroying forests is told by these four photographs, illustrating an article on "Doomed Forests," by Associate-Professor G. L. Wood, which appears in the literary pages. First is seen the Gechi slope, part of the River Murray catchment as yet undamaged y fire, admirably adapted lo conserving rainfall and regulating the run off. The next picture depicts a cemetery of mountain ash on the slopes of Mount Wills, the beginning of the end of the catchment. The third photograph illustrates the effect of the accelerated Velocity of streams, due to deforestation in hilly arcas. The Milla above Tallandoon is seen tearing its way into a valuable river flat and ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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