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PERSONAL.
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889-1931) Thursday 23 December 1909, page 6
News
2009-11-23 10:53:23.0exhibition. >
exhibition.
PERSONAL NOTES FROM LONDON. (From our Special Correspondent.) London, April 2, 1909.
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889-1931) Tuesday 4 May 1909, page 11
News
2009-11-23 10:52:23.0Arthur Streeton atthc Alpine Club Gallery,
Savillc-row, will most attract those who
with noconsideration for the nationality of
the artist. Mr. Streeton certainly nas
power and insight. _ Most of the subjects
modern, Italian influence. Still they in-
i Sunny Australian Bay," wita the bright
j blue of its water, and the strange, dusky
Westminster Gazette" says:-"When Mr.
that his feUow-Ausfralians should have a
Arthur Streeton at the Alpine Club Gallery,
Savillcerow, will most attract those who
with no consideration for the nationality of
the artist. Mr. Streeton certainly has
power and insight. Most of the subjects
modern Italian influence. Still they in-
Sunny Australian Bay," with the bright
blue of its water, and the strange, dusky
"Westminster Gazette" says:- "When Mr.
that his fellow-Australians should have a
MR. STREETON'S PICTURES.
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848-1954) Tuesday 1 October 1907, page 6
News
2009-11-23 10:47:49.0and arms fo the harbour, with strong sun-
i lev er nnri triii' in appreciation; "lta-ri
Hoofs," " Hie fill Kinbilh ami Cr. momo,"
.Trum Piiibhiin-t, Ni-utnl Hi)," .nul
"Point Piper." all vigorously nnri lom.uiU
? all» ntitul »nth num/un,!) sink' bruah
Hork nml ki on pon-eptum ol' the pootr» of
kintl-i ape Ml, Streeton nl»o lum«« li pil-
lule bj t liarles ('omitir, "I'mding the
I im kens," mi exquisite little «lude, l.d.en
with muí li feeling and II grum-ful lillimur.
and arms of the harbour, with strong sun-
clever and true in appreciation; "red
Roofs", "The City Kirribilli and Cremorne",
"From Penshurst Neutral Bay" and
"Point Piper" all vigorously and romanti-
caly noted with amazingly virile brush
work and keen perception of the poetry of
landscape. Mr Streeton also hangs a pic-
ture by Charles Condor "Feeding the
Chickens", an exquisite little study taken
with much feeling and a graceful manner.
MR. STREETON'S PICTURES.
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848-1954) Tuesday 1 October 1907, page 6
News
2009-11-23 10:45:32.0al/*/?. STREETOS'S PICTURES.
Mr, Arthur suoeton comes before the
public- once iig.un nilli a senes of Sydm-s
I hu hour »lette, hung in JU marti'» Art dul-
ler), Cnllins-strctl, .mil now tin iles». Ill
sumptuous anti rlivthinie.il colour tin- artist
lux given niau) of Hu moist delightful turns
und linns of tin h.ubonr, suth »Hong sun
light st art lung everv Hool; of ground, every
indi of vt.itci. uiltmg »hilton», an I plaster
itig sumptuous lights on building», vessels,
wluirías., and boat h Amongst »n muck
¡lint is boori it is dlllnult to make a lending
w-lottion, bul m "«.ipiihire. Inun/e, and
gold ' Hu- 1)11 Hun ol gold and blue is non-
ti.-l-l nil» ti in- ami .tiir.it uto. Di lu i mid
improKsiniis Uni »is ni to binn on the iiani-l«
un- "A llron/o Ann on ii liosom of Ulm,"
-«y ,
MR STREETON'S PICTURES
Mr Arthur Streeton comes before the
public once again with a series of Sydney
Harbour views, hung in Bernard's Art Gal-
lery, Collins-street, and now on view. In
sumptuous anti rhythmical colour the artist
has given many of the most delightful turns
and arms fo the harbour, with strong sun-
light searching every nook of ground, every
inch of water, cutting shadows, and plaster-
ing sumptuous light on buildings, vessels
wharves and beach. Amongst so much
that is good it is difficult to make a leading
selectin, but in "sapphire, broze and
gold", the rhythm of gold and blue is won-
derfully true and attractive. Other vivid
impressions that seem to burn on the panels
are "A Bronze Arm on a Bosom of Blue",

Advertising
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954) Wednesday 20 October 1852, page 3
Advertising
2009-11-23 10:08:06.0on any part of the property of Adolphus!
William Young, Esquire, at Balmain, eithec
on the unsold allotments, or in the »neets or
roads rosorved for thanso of tho purchasers of
that property, wilLbe prosecuted by us as tho
law directa. Dated this nineteenth day of
Attorneys for tho said Auon-mm WiuiAtC
YOUNO. 172?
W. AV. B1LLYAHD.
on any part of the property of Adolphus
William Young, Esquire, at Balmain, either
on the unsold allotments, or in the streets or
roads reserved for the use of the purchasers of
that property, will be prosecuted by us as the
law directs. Dated this nineteenth day of
Attorneys for the said Adolphus William
Young. 1727
W. W. BILLYARD.
Advertising
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954) Saturday 9 September 1843, page 3
Advertising
2009-11-23 10:03:12.0GENTLEMEN,-1 wish j ou to an-
Pera'd that I have been ob iged to have re-
prevent a sacrifice of my j>r prr'y being made.
for double the amount, ?' but not ung less than
the pound of fle-h would satisfy "
nounce to the public in your M ming
lour obedttnt rervant,
JOHN lERRY HUGHES.
GENTLEMEN, - I wish you to an-
Herald, that i have been obliged to have re-
prevent a sacrifice of my property being made.
for double the amount, " but nothing less than
the pound of flesh would satisfy "
nounce to the public in your Morning
Your obedient servant,
JOHN TERRY HUGHES.
Advertising
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954) Saturday 9 September 1843, page 3
Advertising
2009-11-23 10:01:25.0lo the Editors of the Sydney Mottling flereild
To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
MEDICAL HISTORY FOURTH SYME ORATION EARLY AUSTRALIAN DOCTORS Better Libraries Required
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848-1954) Thursday 19 March 1936, page 12
News
2009-11-19 15:49:27.0I MEDICAL HISTORY
-?
MEDICAL HISTORY

DOCTORS' ROLE IN FOUNDING OF AUSTRALIA
The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926-1954) Wednesday 21 April 1954, page 2
News
2009-11-19 15:47:33.0A portable hospital of abo
100 tents, each containing W"'
patients, was erected. ...
Professor Ford recalled "
work of William Balmain, a car
able doctor in the early ¡W
George Bass, the naval surgeT
and William Redfern, who *
came one of the leading citizen*
of Sydney. . ," "(
He i elated also the stoiy «
William Bland, who gaye
years of service as a dociw
Sydney. . IM I
He said Bland was one of w I
«e said Kiana wa= «..- ,
greatest Australians oimso»^
champion of the pe°PIos."¿ U
ties and a friend of the sick <">»
A portable hospital of about
100 tents, each containing four
patients, was erected.
Professor Ford recalled the
work of William Balmain, a cap-
able doctor in the early days,
George Bass, the naval surgeon
and William Redfern, who be-
came one of the leading citizens
of Sydney.
He related also the story of
William Bland, who gave
years of service as a doctor to
Sydney.
He said Bland was one of the

greatest Australians of his day,
champion of the people's liber-
ties and a friend of the sick and
DOCTORS' ROLE IN FOUNDING OF AUSTRALIA
The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926-1954) Wednesday 21 April 1954, page 2
News
2009-11-19 15:45:32.0Tlic work of early medical
later thee thriving town of Syd-
Piofcssor Ford delivered the
ago. -
pitals, trained our iirsl students,
and practised (lheir craft as»
homeland. Some of them w \
among the great figures of nu
tory", he, said. » ' ,
Professor Ford told of the « |
rival of the Second Fleet in J«
1790, with nearly 500 sick co»
victs. The original Hospita'"
Dawes Point could not cope »H» I
the influx. " . "i
The work of early medical
later the thriving town of Syd-
Professor Ford delivered the
ago.
pitals, trained our first students,
and practised their craft as
homeland. Some of them are
among the great figures of his-
tory", he said.
Professor Ford told of the ar-
rival of the Second Fleet in June
1790, with nearly 500 sick con-
victs. The original Hospital at
Dawes Point could not cope with
the influx.

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