Ada Cambridge, Thirty Years in Australia (review)
And as for the cottage people—the marked thing about them was that they were not “the poor.” There was none with whom a clergyman or his wife could safely take the liberties so customary at home.
Ada Cambridge, A Mere Chance (review)
by Bill Holloway. At Adelonga she meets the ne’er-do-weel (of course) Roden Dalrymple, who it is said has killed a man in a duel over a woman
Katharine Susannah Prichard
by Nathan Hobby. “Australian literature is … astir with great things; growing daily in power and freedom.” KSP
