The bulletin

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NX 252
Created/Published
Sydney, N.S.W.: John Haynes and J.F. Archibald, 1880-1984
Issue
Vol. 69 No. 3582 (6 Oct 1948)
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Contents

The Bulletin 1
Seppelts 1
Advertising 1
The Red Page CENSORSHIP COMMENTS. 2
No title 2
No title 2
No title 2
Two Anthologies. 2
No title 2
No title 2
No title 2
Advertising 2 , 3 , 4
SERVICE DEPARTMENT Wants. 4 , 5
Advertising 4
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. 5
Advertising 5
THE NEW HOUSE 6
WOMBAT. 6
HARBOR MORNING. 6
DUNLOP RUBBER AUSTRALIA LIMITED CHAIRMAN’S SPEECH ANNUAL MEETING, 24th SEPTEMBER, 1948 7
UNCABLED ADDITIONS When Winter Comes. 8
Ready for War. 8
Bases in Britain. 8
New World’s Shape. 8 , 9
Advertising 8
Moscow’s Servants. 9
King Coal. 9
Slump Looming? 9
U.S. Wool Research. 9
Dragnet Digest. 9
Advertising 9 , 10
The Bulletin 11
No title 11
The Bulletin 12
RETREAT—OR CHAOS. 12
Riding for a Fall. 12
"Send Round the Hat." 12
PLAIN ENGLISH The Liberals. 13
POLITICAL POINTS 14
Advertising 14
No title 15
Society "AND IT'S PRINTED WITH WIMBLES INKS" 16 , 17
UNCONVINCING, 16
ARE QUIZZES EDUCATIONAL? 17
Advertising 17 , 18
THE SERVICE MAN DEFENCE AND THE A.L.P. 18 , 19
Advertising 18 , 19
PERSONAL ITEMS 20
Advertising 20
Women's Letters 21
The WILD CAT COLUMN 22 , 23
Advertising 22 , 23
SUNDRY SHOWS DUCHESS OF MALFI. 24
Advertising 24
"The Circle." 24
Formula for Landscape 24
Melbourne Show. 24 , 35
Advertising 24
SPORTING NOTIONS YOUR SHOUT! AND IT'S RED MILL RUM. 25
Advertising 25
Business,Rollery,Etc. 26
Advertising 26
MAORILAND FINANCE AND INDUSTRY. 27
Advertising 27
ABORIGINALITIES 28 , 29
A DROVER. 28
DREAM. 29
Advertising 29
THE WAN ON THE LAND "DON'T WORRY, I'M SENDING IT TO GRAZCOS." CATTLE AT MELBOURNE SHOW 30 , 31
Advertising 30 , 31 , 32
Under the House 32
Advertising 32
SMOKE-OH! PIMM'S No. I CUP The No. I Drink for wise men 33
Bowl Versus Tin-plate. 33
Beyond the Pale. 33
Much Ado. 33
Advertising 33
THE OTHER FELLOW'S MIND 34 , 35
"Cavalleria" and "Pagliacci." 35
Klecki. 35
Advertising 36

Text

The Bulletin  

“The Bulletin,” Vol. 69—No. 3582  

Wednesday, October 6, 1948  

Price 6dL  

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

Seppelts  

TIfINCHELSEA, one of the ancient  

towns of the Cinque Ports Con-  

federation, is one of the very roots of  

English history and from which the great  

trade of the British Commonwealth has  

grown and spread into every part of the  

world. The Confederation consisted of  

Dover, Hastings, Hythe, Romney and  

Sandwich as Cinque ports and Rye and  

Winchelsea added as Ancient Towns.  

Seven centuries ago they were among the  

busiest ports of the South of England.  

Until the reign of Henry VIII these  

Cinque Ports provided the only fleet that  

England possessed. For these services  

the Freemen of the Ports and Towns  

were granted certain privileges, among  

them the license to trade in any English  

borough without tax or toll.  

Today the original Winchelsea has  

totally disappeared owing to the en-  

croachment of the sea during the 13th  

century, and its successor is quiet, con-  

templative little village surrounding the  

chancel of its former noble church.  

Edward founded the “new” part of  

Winchelsea at the close of the 13th cen-  

tury. It was planned on an ambitious  

scale with important public buildings,  

fortified walls and gates.  

The Strand Gate, pictured here, is one  

of three gateways standing today. The  

narrow arch is now menace to traffic,  

admitting as it does only single line,  

but Winchelsea would rather be without  

her traffic than her majestic gateways.  

Just above the gateway is the Look-  

out, from which extensive views of the  

English Channel may be obtained, and  

the visitor may conjure up the romance  

of the coastline at this point where the  

smugglers and raiders of Rye and Win-  

chelsea combined and set out on their  

reprisal visits to the French coast. Be-  

side the Strand Gate is cottage, once  

occupied by the actress Dame Ellen  

Terry and where the Duke of Wellington  

stayed when he visited Winchelsea for  

the purpose of reviewing the troops  

during the Napoleonic Wars.  

WINCHELSEA’S STRAND GATEWAY AN IMPOSING RELIC OF MEDIEVAL ENGLAND  

 

PRODUCT OP THE  

 

 

HOUSE OF SEP PELT  

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