The bulletin

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NX 252
Created/Published
Sydney, N.S.W.: John Haynes and J.F. Archibald, 1880-1984
Issue
Vol. 66 No. 3408 (6 Jun 1945)
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Contents

The Bulletin 1
Seppelts 1
Advertising 1
The Red Page A MYSTIC AND A CRITIC. 2
Music and Books. 2
Romance and Reality. 2
No title 2
SUNDRY SHOWS. 2
Advertising 2 , 3 , 4
The Bulletin 5
No title 5
The Bulletin 6
PEACE PROBLEMS. 6
Preference, Ltd. 6
PLAIN ENGLISH June 6, 1944. 7
POLITICAL POINTS 8
Advertising 8
PERSONAL ITEMS 9
Advertising 9
Business,Rollery,Etc. 10 , 11
Advertising 10 , 11
Society "AND IT'S PRINTED WITH WIMBLES INKS" 12 , 13
THE WAINSCOT MOUSE. 12
NEVER SATISFIED! 13
ABORIGNALITIES 14 , 15
REMEMBERING THE BIRDS. 14
MOONBOUND. 15
UNCABLED ADDITIONS Two Men and a War. (Told in a London dispatch to the U.S. Publication "Free World.") 16
The Ten-tonner. 16
Fruits of Yalta. (Condensed extracts from a London “Nineteenth Century and After” signed editorial by F. A. Voigt.) 16 , 17
Advertising 16
Kwanto, Heart of Japan. (From a N.Y. “Times” article.) 17
The Chicago Air Conference. (Accomplishments summed up by Edward Warner in “Foreign Affairs.”) 17 , 18
Advertising 17 , 18
Arab Palestine Plan. (From a report by N.Y. “Times” Jerusalem correspondent.) 18
U.S. Post-war Ships. (From a “United States News” article.) 18 , 19
Dragnet Digest. (Condensed from various acknowledged sources.) 19
Advertising 19
THE WAN ON THE LAND "DON'T WORRY, I'M SENDING IT TO GRAZCOS." Queensland’s Wool. 20 , 21
Advertising 20 , 21
SMOKE-OH! 22
Floral Tributes. 22
Advertising 22
SERVICE DEPARTMENT. Wants. 23
Answers to Correspondents. 23
Advertising 23
Dusty Worked It Out 24 , 25
The Net-maker. 24
Advertising 24
VARIOUS VERSE. The Dying Spider. 25
The Scholars. 25
the Bar. 25
Advertising 25
The WILD CAT COLUMN 26 , 27
Advertising 26 , 27
YOUNGHUSBAND, LIMITED CHAIRMAN’S ADDRESS. 29th May, 1945. 27
Advertising 28
THE SERVICE MAN On Japan's Doormat. 29
Australia's Own War. 29 , 30
Advertising 29
Linking with the British. 30 , 31
Advertising 30
The Barry Report. 31
In Darkest Europe. 31
Advertising 31
SPORTING NOTIONS 32 , 33
Advertising 32 , 33
Women's Letters 34
THE OTHER FELLOW'S MIND 35
Advertising 36

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The Bulletin  

“The Bulletin,” Vol. 66—No. 3408  

Wednesday, June 6, 1945  

Price 6d.  

Registered at the General Post Office, Sydney, N.S.W., Australia, for Transmission by Post as Newspaper,  

Seppelts  

WILTIO HOUSE, Which King Charles Loved Above All Places.  

TX/ILTON HOUSE, some three or four miles north-west of  

Salisbury, was erected by William Herbert, first Earl of Pem-  

broke. Henry VIII conferred the buildings and lands of the dis-  

solved Abbey of Wilton upon William Herbert, who had married  

Anne, sister of Katherine Parr. As executor of Henry’s will he  

had considerable influence in the Court of Edward VI, who  

created him Earl of Pembroke. He at once began to alter and  

adapt the conventual buildings at Wilton, and made them into  

residence worthy of his rank, engaging Holbein to design the porch.  

Since that time many celebrated architects have been employed  

on the house. Solomon de Caus built the garden front, which was  

burnt so,on after its completion. The fourth earl wished Inigo  

Jones —who built the Palladian bridge over the river Wiley, which  

flows through the park—to restore the portion destroyed; he  

declared himself too old, and left the work to Webb, who had  

married his niece. Van Dyke decorated some of the chambers.  

Little change occurred in the house until early in this century,  

when James Wyatt was set to enlarge it. He swept away much of  

the ancient part, and substituted mixture of Roman and Gothic  

forms. Queen Elizabeth visited Wilton House in 1579, and Prince  

Henry in 1603, when for short space it became the residence of  

the Court. It was here that Sir Philip Sidney composed his  

“Arcadia,” and some of the incidents are painted on the panels  

of the saloon. The house has also the reputation of being the  

birthplace of the dramatic poet Philip Massinger. Aubrey says  

that King Charles loved Wilton above all places, and went there  

every summer; and it was he that advised Philip, Earl of Pem-  

broke, to have the front constructed with stately'pavilions at each  

end, and to improve the garden.  

 

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