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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 27, 1968

Page

2

Egypt Photo Record by Alfred Newrath in lavish photobook

Alfred Newrath presents a wide illustrated record of Egypt in color and black and white. Contributors include Henriette Grindat van der Haagen and Elia Zalka with articles on the Suez Canal Aswan High Dam Islam the Copts and Nubian monuments Archbishop Porphyrios III writes on the oldest Christian monastery. The work spans from the Mediterranean to the Second Cataract and Red Sea aiming to be the most comprehensive book on Egypt.

Henriette Grindat, van der Haagen Elia Zalka Nubia Cairo Suez Canal Aswan High Dam Porphyrios III Mediterranean Sinai Wadi el Natrun Red Sea Egypt St Catherine's Monastery Mount Sinai Alfred Newrath

Books for tourists in Canberra offer lasting mementos

A selection of Canberra themed titles appeals to visitors and locals alike. Tales and Legends of Canberra by Samuel Schmuck presents early history with social context and original paintings. Canberra by Kenneth Slessor offers city insights, while Canberra Street Names and Origins explains links to states and notable figures. The Australian Book Review provides ongoing reading with current literary criticism.

Canberra Samuel Schumack Ann Department of the Interior Canberm Froulde

Back to School Preparations Stock Texts and Supplies

The article notes schools ready for the new term with stocks of books and stationery. It mentions efforts to meet the needs of all students by preparing primary secondary and tertiary texts and supplies for the upcoming week.

End of an inglorious era report on transportation in Australia

The 1838 Molesworth Committee Report tracks the end of penal transportation to Australia, detailing its origins in Britain, harsh early NSW conditions, and debates over deterrence, reform, and economic impact. It notes the abolition recommendation and praises the 54 page South Australian Libraries Board summary while lamenting inaccessible parliamentary evidence.

Select Committee House OF Commons Sir William Molesworth Libraries Board of South Auseralia Australia Molesworth Lord John Russell George Grey Viscount Howick Robert Peel U7th North America England South Australian Libraries Board

Marmalade Jim leads city adventures in Alan Sillitoe tale

Alan Sillitoe’s The City Adventures of Marmalade Jim praised for taut writing and vivid color illustrations. Jim, a country cat in a big city, overcomes the Dustbin Dan gang with courage and kindness repaid.

Alan Sillitoe Macmillan Jim Dustbin Dan Good

Anzac expanded into novel The One Day of the Year

Alan Seymour expands his controversial play into a loosely constructed novel. The work follows Hughie and his father Alf amid class and generational clash, shifting focus from a single family to the young man’s search for meaning at Gallipoli and beyond.

Alan Seymour Souvenir Press Seymour G.B.S Anzac Hughie Sydney University Alf Allf Jan North Shore Dot Wacka Gallipoli Masefield Moorehead Hughes

The Deep End by Joseph Hayes reviewed as powerful

A mixed critique notes The Deep End strips civilization from a New York lawyer's life when his wife is away and a pair of beatniks invade. Adam Wyatt confronts morality, desire, and fear during four days of tension, leading to an ending that leaves readers to decide the outcome. The prose is stagey yet evocative, with strong focus on Wilby and Jenny and their destabilizing influence.

Joseph Hayes Adam Wyatt New York England Wilby Jenny Adam Hayes

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