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The bulletin

Call Number
NX 252
Created/Published
Sydney, N.S.W.: John Haynes and J.F. Archibald, 1880-1984
Issue
Vol. 66 No. 3415 (25 Jul 1945)
Images
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Contents

The Bulletin 1
Seppelts 1
Advertising 1
The Red Page The Hawthorn Hedge. 2
Universal Disapproval. 2
Advertising 2
Play About Malaya. 2
SUNDRY SHOWS. 2
Advertising 3
With the Seventh in Dutch Borneo 4
The Bulletin 5
No title 5
The Bulletin 6
MEN OF ‘14 AND '39. 6
Pacific Puzzle. 6 , 7
PLAIN ENGLISH Robbers and Receivers. 7
Advertising 7
POLITICAL POINTS 8
Advertising 8
PERSONAL ITEMS 9
Advertising 9
Society "AND IT'S PRINTED WITH WIMBLES INKS" 10 , 11
AT POTSDAM. 10
HE CAN TAKE IT. 10
PROPAGANDA. 11
ABORIGNALITIES 12 , 13
THE MOUNTAINS. 12
FIGHTER PILOT. 13
THE WAN ON THE LAND "DON'T WORRY, I'M SENDING IT TO GRAZCOS." Drafting Sheep. 14
Advertising 14
UNCABLED ADDITIONS Japan’s Supplies. (From an article by N.Y. “Times” war commentator Hanson W. Baldwin.) 15
Spotlight on Manchuria. (Condensed from “United States News.”) 15
Mrs. Roosevelt Views Communism. 15
J. Bull v. U-boats. (Official figures released in June.) 15
Czechs Get Annoyed. (From a report by N.Y. “Times” correspondent in Europe Daniel T. Brigham.) 15 , 16
Dragnet Digest. (Condensed from various acknowledged sources.) 16
Advertising 16
SERVICE DEPARTMENT. Wants. 17
Answers to Correspondents. 17
Advertising 17
The WILD CAT COLUMN 18 , 19
Advertising 18 , 19
Business,Rollery,Etc. 20 , 21
Advertising 20 , 21
THE SERVICE MAN Australia's Own War. 22
Jap Retreat in Burma. 22
The Royal Navy Joins In. 22
The Pacific Commands. 22 , 23
Brave Men Die. 23
Advertising 23
SPORTING NOTIONS 24
Advertising 24
Women's Letters 25
SMOKE-OH! 26
The Superman. 26
Advertising 26
THE OTHER FELLOW'S MIND 27
The Australian Novel 27
Advertising 28

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The Bulletin  

 

“The Bulletin,” Vol. 66-No. 3415  

Wednesday, July 25, 1945  

Price 6d«  

Registered at the General Post Office, Sydney, N.S.W.. Australia rTp as Newspaper.  

■ ■**■ ■■■**&*•***>» ii  

Seppelts  

GUY’S CLIFF.  

£“J.UY’S CLIFF is short distance from Warwick, on the banks  

of the Avon. The name comes from Guy, the famous Earl  

of Warwick, who slew the Dun Cow and other monsters —feats  

of daring which have been honored with place among the legends  

of England. When Guy returned from the Holy Land he lived  

the life of hermit in little cave on the river some way below  

the house, receiving every day alms from the Countess Felice, who  

never recognised her husband through his strange disguise. But  

when he was dying he revealed himself to her, and when she died  

she was buried by his side in the cave of Guy’s Cliff. Perhaps, in  

playing the monk, Earl Guy was only following an old tradition  

for, according to high authority, Guy’s Cliff was place of  

religious retirement four or five centuries before the time of this  

Earl of Warwick, Guy’s Cliff was certainly famed for its beauties  

in early days; for when Henry was at Warwick he went to visit  

it, and was so charmed with the scenery that he declared he would  

found chantry there, but he died too soon to carry out his inten-  

tion. The mansion, of irregular outline, is built of stone and  

founded on the rock, indeed, some of the rooms in the basement  

are excavated. It dates from the eighteenth century. The chapel  

has fine tower; its lovely shrine is well preserved, and it contains  

mutilated statue of Guy set up by the Earl of Warwick in the  

fifteenth century. In the reign of Henry VIII Leland speaks of  

Guy’s Cliff as “the abode of pleasure, place meet for the Muses  

with natural cavities in the rocks, shady groves, clear and crystal  

streams, flowery meadows, mossy caves, gentle murmuring river  

running among the rocks and, to crown all, solitude and quiet,  

friendly in so degree to the muses.”  

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