The Awful Australian Part 7

Rolfe Boldrewood, C.Y.A., is also cla.s.sed a literary man in Australia.

He wrote numerous tales of colonial improbabilities.

There is a paper in London called the "British Australasian," and it follows the doings of the C.Y.A.'s in London as far as it can with self-respect. But when frequent changes of address make it too plain that the C.Y.A. is bilking his landlady, and the change of locality is from humble to worse--well, it discreetly draws the curtain. The "British Australasian" is a most genteel publication. It was one of the first to drop De Rougemont, C.Y.A.

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The Real Australian BY MALCOLM C. DONALD

A Reply to The Awful Australian

To which is added Agnes C. Storrie's Fine Patriotic Poem "A Protest."

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