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Bibliographical Notes for Henry Mayer’s The Press in

Bibliographical Notes for The Press in Australia and related subjects

By Henry Mayer Senior Lecturer in Government Department of Government and Public Administration University of Sydney 1964

Transcribed by John C. Russell, , 2005, for History Group.

Notes: The original structure and contents have been retained, but I have made some small changes, mainly in presentation. For example: Last name of author listed first; some duplicate entries added with author last-name first (shown by an * at end of entry); journal titles have been changed from underlined to italics; where identified, book and pamphlet titles have been italicised; and the “Contents” table has also been expanded by including Mayer’s sub-headings. – JCR.

2 First published in 2005 by Australian Newspaper History Group 13 Sumac Street Middle Park 4074

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Russell, John, 1939 –

Bibliographical Notes for Henry Mayer’s The Press in Australia

ISBN 0-9751552-3-7

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Preface

Henry Mayer wrote: These Notes are pretty haphazard and do not meet the minimum standards of a bibliography or even of a checklist. They are the by-product of my book, The Press in Australia (Lansdowne Press, , 1964). They consist largely of a listing of material I read in doing research on this book, supplemented by some entries which are taken from the results of a questionnaire sent to all metropolitan . I would like to thank the editors and librarians who furnished entries.

The bulk of the book deals with 20th Century Australian metropolitan dailies. I began by making a survey of existing book and pamphlets on these, and in this field the Notes are most complete. For my historical chapter, which deals with some aspects of our 19th Century press, I did three main things: First, I sampled a cross section of dailies in 25 year periods. Second, I checked all books which were subject-indexed in the Mitchell catalogue. The entries for these, in fuller and more precise form, are given in the Notes. Third, I was faced with the problem of how to get [at] primary sources without consulting either manuscripts or Government documents. After spending some weeks on both, I decided that a thorough search would take up too much time relative to my short chapter. I hence switched to making a systematic check of 100 journal and magazine titles. The Mitchell catalogue lists some of them by states, but its selection is very incomplete.

As it would have been folly to go through the whole catalogue, I began by checking all promising periodicals mentioned in Frank S. Greenop’s History of Magazine Publishing in Australia, and all titles mentioned in H.M. Green’s A History of Australian Literature. These were supplemented by entries from Ferguson’s bibliography and by a check under likely titles in the catalogue, e.g. “Australian ...”, “Sydney ...”, “Colonial ...” etc. The periodicals often had references to their contemporaries, which were also used. This gave me a rough-and-ready list, which met two essential requirements: It covered a long period, and it contained periodicals from all states. I recognize, of course, that this was not a systematic sampling – but in order to draw a sample one would have needed a complete

4 bibliography of titles. The period of checking depended on the length of the run, and the apparent promise of the periodical. The material was then supplemented by consulting The Bulletin Index, 1880-90. The entries given here are a selection from that index, and include only the longer and more informative pieces.

As usual, the scope of the book as published is much narrower than its scope at first conceived. I have included entries on a number of subjects marginal to the daily metropolitan press, but of course these are very incomplete. So far as location is concerned, nearly all the books and most of the periodicals mentioned are in the Mitchell Library. But the Library does not contain some of the “House Organs” and “Cadet” papers mentioned. It is rather spotty so far as pamphlets are concerned, and perhaps 10-20% of the pamphlets mentioned here are not in the Mitchell. Apart from the Mitchell, I also checked the catalogues of the State Public Library of and of the National Library of Australia.

My book contains some material based on semi-confidential surveys conducted by Anderson Analysis etc. These reports have not been included here, as they do not seem to be in any Public Library.

I would like to thank my Research Assistant, Miss M.B. Marshall, who assisted a great deal in the location of the material and helped also in the classification of the Notes.

I do not think there is more to be said in justification of publishing these Notes. There seems to have been no attempt at any systematic bibliographical work in any of the fields mentioned. Even if the Notes do not lead someone to making an effort in this direction, they should save some dreary and time-consuming work to a few researchers.

Henry Mayer Department of Government

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Contents

NEWSPAPERS ...... 10 Accession Lists and Bibliographies and Union Lists of Newspapers...... 10 Specimen Copies ...... 12 Indexes to Newspapers ...... 12 Directories and Maps of Newspapers ...... 14 Periodicals Concerning Newspapers ...... 16 Press Conferences, Press Union...... 17 Unpublished Theses About Newspapers ...... 18 Press Circulation...... 19 Economics of Newspapers, Ownership and Management...... 20 Biographical Material About Press Proprietors ...... 22 Technical Aspects of Newspapers ...... 25 Newsprint (Historical rather than technical)...... 26 Newsagencies and Cable Services...... 26 Newsagents...... 27 Press and Post Office...... 27 Press and Parliament...... 28 Freedom of the Press ...... 29 Press and Law (except censorship)...... 31 Press Censorship...... 33 Country Press...... 33 Suburban Press ...... 36 Religious Press – Press and Religion...... 37 Migrant Press...... 39 Labor Press ...... 40 Communist Press ...... 45 GENERAL MATERIAL ON THE PRESS...... 46 General...... 46 ...... 62 The Australian ...... 64 Australian Star...... 64

6 Daily Guardian...... 64 Daily Mirror ...... 64 Daily News...... 64 Daily Telegraph...... 64 Echo...... 66 Empire ...... 66 Evening News ...... 66 John Fairfax and Sons Pty. Ltd. - See Sydney Morning Herald...... 67 Irish and Australian World...... 67 The Monitor ...... 67 ...... 67 Sydney Gazette...... 67 Sydney Morning Herald...... 68 Queensland ...... 71 The Brisbane Courier and Courier Mail ...... 71 Moreton Bay Courier...... 71 ...... 71 South Australia ...... 72 The Morning Chronicle ...... 72 The Adelaide Observer ...... 72 ...... 72 The Advertiser...... 72 Evening Standard...... 73 ...... 73 The Register - see Register ...... 74 South Australian Gazette ...... 74 South Australian Record...... 74 The South Australian Register ...... 74 Southern Australian...... 74 ...... 75 Town Punch...... 76 The Launceston Examiner ...... 76 Launceston Daily Telegraph - See ...... 76 The Mercury ...... 76

7 The Tasmanian ...... 76 Tasmanian Mail...... 76 The Tasmanian News - See The Mercury ...... 77 Victoria ...... 77 ...... 78 The Argus...... 79 Daily Telegraph...... 80 The Hawklet...... 80 ...... 80 The Sun News-Pictorial ...... 82 Western Australia ...... 82 Daily News...... 83 People’s Printing & Publishing Company of Western Australia ...... 83 The West Australian...... 83 The Western Mail...... 84 JOURNALISM AND JOURNALISTS...... 84 Australian Journalists’ Association ...... 84 Individual Journalists by Name ...... 86 Technical Material on Journalism...... 92 Amateur Journalism...... 93 Novels...... 93 General Material on Journalism...... 94 CARTOONS AND BLACK AND WHITE ART ...... 96 LITTLE AND LITERARY MAGAZINES...... 97 Bibliographies and Similar Material...... 97 Articles and Material on Little and Literary Magazines...... 98 ADVERTISING ...... 103 Periodicals About Advertising...... 103 General Material on Advertising ...... 104 PUBLIC RELATIONS...... 108 MIXED PRESS CUTTINGS AND SCRAP BOOKS...... 109 ADDENDA ...... 109 Proprietors ...... 109 Newsagents...... 109

8 Censorship ...... 110 Country ...... 110 General...... 110 Journalists – General...... 111 Journalists – by name...... 111

9 NEWSPAPERS

Accession Lists and Bibliographies and Union Lists of Newspapers (a) General (Australian) (b) States

Arnot, Jean Fleming. A bibliography of the newspapers filed in the Mitchell Library and the general reference collection of the Public Library of New South Wales, Sydney, 1944. Australia. Department of Immigration, Newspapers or Periodicals in foreign languages published, or authorised for publication in Australia, by consent granted under the Publication of newspapers in foreign languages regulations ...; 1951-1956. Canberra 1951-1956. Processed. Commonwealth National Library, Union List of newspapers in Australian libraries, Canberra, 1959-1960. Part 1. Newspapers published outside Australia with Supplement No. 1. Part 2. Newspapers published in Australia. Ferguson, John Alexander, Bibliography of Australia, Sydney, 1941- I: 1784-1830; II: 1831-1838; III: 1839-1845; IV: 1846-1850. Foxcroft, Albert Broadbent, The Australian catalogue: a reference index to the books and periodicals published and still current in the Commonwealth of Australia. Melbourne 1911. (includes government publications). Foxcroft, A.B., The Australian catalogue: a reference index to the books and periodicals published and still current in the Commonwealth of Australia. New Edition, London, 1961. Hewitt, Arthur Reginald, Union list of Commonwealth newspapers in London, Oxford and Cambridge. London 1960. ‘List of Newspapers, Magazines, etc. filed in the Library of the Royal Colonial Institute’, Proceedings of the Royal Colonial Institute, xxxviii, 1906-1907, 71-78. Commonwealth of Australia and the States, 72-74. Public Library of N.S.W., Newspapers collated March-July 1937 (collation notes for sets of 20 early Sydney newspapers, filed in the General Reference Department and the Mitchell Library. Compiled by J.F. Arnot), Sydney 1937.

10 N.S.W. Govt. Printing Office, Official list of Newspapers published in N.S.W. etc. No. 11, Sydney 1909. ‘The Australian Press. Early Newspapers of New South Wales. A Chronological List (From 1803 to 1845)’, Old Times, 1 (3), June 1903, 22-24. Public Library of N.S.W., List of newspapers received in the newspaper room, 1894, 1899, 1900, 1902, 1905. Public Library, List of papers etc. filed in the City of Sydney Public Library, Sydney 1951. Queensland – Parliament Library, List of newspapers held in the Queensland Parliamentary Library. Brisbane 1957. Launceston Public Library, List of books on the early history of Australia and Tasmania, almanacs and Tasmanian newspaper files. Launceston 1933. Miller, E. Morris, ‘An Unrecorded Hobart Town Gazette’, Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Papers and Proceedings, 7 (3), January 1959, 34-43; 7 (4), June 1959, 59-65. Moore-Robinson, G. Chronological List of Tasmanian Newspapers from 1810 to 1933, Hobart 1933. Tasmania. State Archives, Alphabetical list of Tasmanian newspapers held in Tasmanian Archives. Hobart, 1957. Typescript. Tasmania. State Archives, Chronological table showing Tasmanian newspapers available in Tasmanian State Archives for the years 1816-1955. Hobart 1955. Typescript. Public Library of Victoria, Catalogue of newspapers, magazines, reviews, publications of societies and government periodical publications currently received at the Melbourne Public Library. 1891. Turner, Henry Gyles, ‘The Beginning of Literature in Victoria’, Victorian Historical Magazine, 4 (2), December 1914, 83-94. Much the same material, shorter, as in his Library Record articles. , School of History, Newspapers in the Public Library of Victoria, in its: Victorian Historical Documents: part I, An outline list of documents mainly in the Public Library of Victoria, and relating to the history of Victoria. Melbourne 1949. Processed. Public Library of Western Australia, Early Western Australian Newspapers. Research Note 139. Typescript. Public Library of Western Australia, Western Australian Newspapers in the Mitchell Library and in the General Reference Section of the Public Library of New South Wales. Research Note 262. Typescript.

11 Specimen Copies Australian Newspapers – Specimen Copies, 1888-1910. Mitchell MDQ 079/29. ‘The Newspaper Press of N.S.W.’ – Printed in January 1888. M NA 7. The Newspaper Press – N.S.W. 1892. M NA 6. ‘Newspapers published in N.S.W.’ – 1875. M NA 5. Newspapers published in Victoria, 1873. X 079/C. Newspapers and periodicals published in the Colony of Victoria on or about April 15, 1872. Copies of Newspapers published in Victoria 1873. Mitchell X 079/C. ‘Western Australian Newspapers’ 1894-97. NA 50.

Indexes to Newspapers (a) General, alphabetically arranged. (b) Individual papers’ (alphabetical) indexes (chronological)

Bayley, William Alan (comp.), : history notes and index to newspapers published in Albury. 1954. Consolidated Press Ltd., Sydney, Subject index to all Sydney metropolitan newspapers, 1940- (Located in the office of Consolidated Press Ltd.). New South Wales Parliament Library, Index to Sydney daily and Sunday newspapers (late editions) and a selection of entries from the political weeklies. 1900 . Pooley, Grace Hendy, Subject index of newspapers, British and Foreign. (n.p.c.1920). Typescript. Indexes items relating to Australia in eighteenth and early nineteenth century newspapers, overseas and Australian. Wright, Hugh, ‘An Index to Australian Magazines and Newspapers’, Library Association of Australasia, Proceedings of the Sydney meeting, October 1898. Sydney 1898, 72-75. Stresses the need for an index. Advertiser, Adelaide, Index: No. 1, May/June, 1932 – No. 8, July/December, 1935. (Adelaide 1932-36). Age, Melbourne, Index for Age: from January 1868 to December 1878. (Melbourne, 1879?). Index for Age: 1892-1899. (Melbourne, 1899?). Index to the Age newspaper. 1900-1909. Compiled by F. Fitzgerald. Public Library of Victoria, on cards. Compilation suspended. Index: 1909- . Handwritten in book form. Maintained at the office of the Age.

12 Fitzgerald, F. (comp.), Index to the Age newspaper. 1900-1909. Public Library of Victoria, on cards. Compilation suspended.* Argus, Melbourne, Index: 1846-1854: compiled by J.A. Feeley. Typescript. Index: January/June 1910 – No. 79, January/June 1949. Melbourne 1910-1949? Index: July 1949 – January 19th 1957. On cards at Herald Melbourne office. Feeley, J.A. (comp.), Argus, Melbourne, Index: 1846-1854. Typescript.* Australian, Sydney, Index: 1824-1842. On cards. The Bulletin, Index: 1880-1898. Daily Mirror, Sydney, Index: 1941 – . Maintained on cards in the Daily Mirror office. Empire, Sydney, Index: October 21, 1851 – August 9, 1855. Manuscript. Examiner, Launceston, Index: January 1957 – . Compiled by the State Library of Tasmania. On cards. Covers articles of Tasmanian interest. Herald, Melbourne, Index: 1925 - . On cards at the Herald office. Mercury, Hobart, Index: January 1957 - . Compiled by the State Library of Tasmania. On cards. Covers articles of Tasmanian interest. Port Phillip Gazette, Melbourne, Index: October 1838 – April 1845. Compiler C.A. Cooper. On cards. Cooper, C.A. Port Phillip Gazette, Melbourne, Index: October 1838 – April 1845. On cards.* Port Phillip Herald, Melbourne, Index: 1840-1845. Compiler C.A. Cooper. On cards. Cooper, C.A. Port Phillip Herald, Melbourne, Index: 1840-1845. On cards.* Sun News-Pictorial, Melbourne, Index: 1925-1929. On cards. At Sun, Melbourne office. Index: 1926 - . On cards at Herald, Melbourne office. Sunday Mirror, Sydney, Index: October 1958 - . On cards at Sunday Mirror office, Sydney. Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser, Index to the Sydney Gazettes 1803-1825, by Grace Hendy Pooley. Sydney 1913. Typescript. Index: 1803 – 1827. On cards. Mitchell Library, Sydney. Pooley, Grace Hendy, Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser, Index to the Sydney Gazettes 1803-1825. Sydney 1913. Typescript.* Sydney Gazette, E.I. Cuthbert, Notes on indexing the Sydney Gazette for 1827. Sydney 1948. Cuthbert, E.I., Rules for indexing early Australian newspapers, Sydney 1948.

13 Cuthbert, E.I., Sydney Gazette, Notes on indexing the Sydney Gazette for 1827. Sydney 1948.* Cuthbert, E.I., Rules for indexing early Australian newspapers, Sydney 1948.* Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser, Index: 1803-1842, by Grace Hendy Pooley. Sydney 1916. Typescript. Pooley, Grace Hendy, Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser, Index: 1803-1842. Sydney 1916. Typescript.* Sydney Morning Herald, Index: 1842 – January 1845. On cards. Mitchell Library, Sydney. Index: 1921 - . On cards at the office of the Sydney Morning Herald. Sydney Morning Herald and Sydney Mail, No. 1, January/March 1927 - Sydney. Sydney Morning Herald, Index to the Sydney Morning Herald and the Sun- Herald: No. 1, January. March 1927 - . Sydney 1927 - . Quarterly. Truth, Sydney, Index: 1941 – (October 1958 inc. in Sunday Mirror). On cards at Sydney Mirror office. Western Australian, Perth, Index: 1850-1884, 1949 - . Compiled by the State Library of Western Australia. On cards, Western Australian Public Library.

Directories and Maps of Newspapers In Chronological Order (with those n.d. at the end)

Commemoration of the boon of the separation of the province of Victoria from the colony of New South Wales ... . 1850. Includes chronology of newspapers published in Victoria, 1836-1850. The Australian Handbook, (after 1905 The Australasian Handbook) contains list of ‘Newspapers published in Austral(as)ia’ from 1871-1906. Richards, Thomas (comp.), New South Wales in 1881, Sydney 1882. Appendix 9, 142-144; List of Newspapers. The Victorian Press Manual and Advertisers’ Handbook, 2nd edition. Melbourne 1882. Gordon and Gotch Ltd. (comps), Australasian Newspaper Directory, Sydney 1886, 1888, 1892. (Edition for 1886 contains a sketch ‘The Colonial Press’, 18-38). ‘The Colonial Press’ in Gordon and Gotch Ltd. (comps), Australasian Newspaper Directory, Sydney 1886, 18-38.*

14 Rogers, J.W.F., The Australasian Federal Directory of Commerce, Trades and Professions 1888-1889. Melbourne and Sydney 1889. Includes ‘Press Directory of Australasia’, pp. 474-480. ‘Australia and New Zealand as They Are in the Present Day’, in Sell’s Dictionary of the World’s Press and Advertisers’ Reference Book, London 1889. 2nd edition, 131-137. ‘The Newspaper Press of Australasia’ Supplement to The Newspaper Press Directory for 1891, London 1891, 20-52. Gordon and Gotch, Advertisers’ and Subscribers’ Guide, 3rd edition, Melbourne 1892. Smyth, Arthur (ed. and comp.), The Official Newspaper Directory of Australasia, 2nd edition, Sydney 1892. Includes an article by Smyth ‘Opposition of Newspaper Proprietors and Canvassers to the system of Advertising Agency’, 7-8. Smyth, Arthur, ‘Opposition of Newspaper Proprietors and Canvassers to the system of Advertising Agency’, in Smyth, Arthur (ed. and comp.), The Official Newspaper Directory of Australasia, 2nd edition, Sydney 1892. pp. 7-8.* Sell, Henry (comp.), Sell’s Dictionary of the World’s Press, London 1902. ‘Australasia’ 627-644. ‘Australasia’ in Sell, Henry (comp.), Sell’s Dictionary of the World’s Press, London 1902. pp. 627-644.* ‘Newspapers published in Australasia’, The Australian Handbook, Sydney 1906, 672-685. Also newspaper maps. Reuter’s Directory of Australasian Newspapers. 5th edition. Sydney. Reuter’s Telegram Co. Ltd., 1910. Press Directory of Australia and New Zealand, Sydney. 1914, 1919, 1922, 1925, 1928, 1930, 1933, 1935, 1938, 1942, 1947, 1951, 1954, 1958, 1961. Issued approximately every three years. G. Street and Co. Ltd., Street’s Newspaper Directory, 1916. London 1916. Gordon and Gotch Australasia: World’s press agency: Australasian newspapers list. Melbourne ? 1920. Sell, Henry, Sell’s World Press: the handbook of the fourth estate, 36th edition. London 1921. pp. 415-425. Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923, Sydney 1923. Includes: W.O. Richards, ‘The Australasian Advertising Agency’, 59. W.G. Conley, ‘Responsibilities of the Daily Newspaper’, 63-66. W. McKenzie, ‘Newspaper Circulation: How it is Built up’, 69- 72.

15 H.R. Hill, ‘Certified Circulation’, 73-76. William C. Hubble, ‘”Quality” in Circulation’, 77-79. Richards, W.O., ‘The Australasian Advertising Agency’, in Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923, Sydney 1923, p. 59.* Conley, W.G., ‘Responsibilities of the Daily Newspaper’, in Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923, Sydney 1923, pp. 63-66.* McKenzie, W., ‘Newspaper Circulation: How it is Built up’, in Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923, Sydney 1923, pp. 69-72.* Hill, H.R., ‘Certified Circulation’, Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923, Sydney 1923, pp. 73-76.* Hubble, William C., ‘“Quality” in Circulation’, in Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923, Sydney 1923, pp. 77- 79.* Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923, Sydney 1923; Supplement (1923); 1924; 1925-6. Newspaper News, (Publishers), The advertisers’ and publishers’ guide of Australia and New Zealand, Sydney, 1932-33; -1935. Commonwealth Press Union, Directory of Metropolitan and Provincial Daily Newspapers, Sydney 1955. Australia. Prime Minister’s Department, List of Official Periodicals: (1) issued by Commonwealth Departments; (2) printed by the Government Printer; (3) available to the general public. Canberra, 1959. Processed. AARDS Media Digest 1962. Sydney 1962. Gordon and Gotch (Australasia Ltd.), Australasian Newspaper List, Sydney n.d. (about 1923). Willing’s Press Guide, London. Annual. Morris, E.R., The Official Newspaper Atlas of Australasia, Sydney, n.d.

Periodicals Concerning Newspapers Australia and Foreign Affairs: Digest of Australian Press Opinion, (Department of External Affairs, Canberra) 1958-59. Australian Press Opinion on Foreign Policy: A Monthly Survey by the Victorian Branch of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. No. 37, February 1948 – No. 56, September 1949. Title changes.

16 Australian Public Onion, 1 (1), 16 July 1887 – 1 (14), 15 October 1887. Reading one paper means one is ‘liable to receive a partisan’s impression’. The journal is a digest of editorials and papers, overseas and Australian, without comment. House News, November 1929 - . (Quarterly and two-monthly in some years; now monthly). Mary’s Own Paper: Primarily a Review of Current Cultural Events in South Australia. Fairly regular critical column on the press, mainly about vulgarity and headlines, eg. 1957: April, August, October, November; 1958: August; 1959: February, July; 1960: May; 1961: May(?). Newspaper News, 1 (1) May 1928 - . Monthly to July 1957, then fortnightly. Newspaper News, - 25th Anniversary Issue. May 1953. Press Progress, being official reports of the Australian Provincial Press Association, the N.S.W. Country Press Association (and others) ... together with useful information. 1912, 1917, 1922. Sydney. West Australian Newspapers Ltd., Quarterly Bulletin: A review of the operations of West Australian Newspapers Ltd., 1 (1), February 1962 - . Perth.

Press Conferences, Press Union Australia: A Handbook for the Australian Tour of the Third Imperial Press Conference, 1925. Sydney 1925. Includes brief outlines of newspaper history of all States. Australian Newspapers Council, First conference of Australian editors at Melbourne, November 11th and 12th, 1948. Sydney 1949. Commonwealth Press Union, The Commonwealth Press Union – What it is and What it does. 1960. Dafoe, John Wesley, Under Southern Skies. A series of articles conveying the impressions of the writer during the course of a visit to Australia and New Zealand as a member of the Imperial Press Conference, 1925. Winnipeg, n.d. Donald, Robert, The Imperial Press Conference in Canada, London 1920. Australian delegation: 93, 170-177, 190-193, 195-196, 198, 217 226- 227, 237-240, 261, 265. Hall, Richard, ‘Press Council ? “Curse the Press”’, in The Bulletin, 25 August 1962, p.6. Hardman, Thomas H., A Parliament of the Press: The First Imperial Press Conference. London 1909.

17 Kirwan, Sir John, My Life’s Adventure, London 1936. Ch. 13: “The First Imperial Press Conference” (1909). Ch. 14: “The Second and Third Press Conferences”. Kirwan, J.W., Two Imperial Press Conferences. London 1909, Ottawa 1920. Delegates and their travels. Kalgoorlie. 1921. Mills, J. Saxon, The Press and Communications of the Empire. London 1924. Ch. 6: “Newspapers of the Empire”. Discusses Empire Press Union. Turner, H.E. (comp.), The Imperial Press Conference in Australia, 1925. London 1925. Williams, Walter (ed.), The Press Congress of the World in Switzerland. Columbia 1928. Guy Innes and F.W. Tonkin were Australian delegates.

Unpublished Theses About Newspapers Agnew, J.R., An Analysis of the Content of Two Morning Papers and an Investigation of their Methods of Reporting, 1924, 1928, 1932. Government II Honours Thesis, University of Sydney 1958. S.M.H. vs. Labor Daily; contains a history of the Labor Daily. Restricted access. Agnew, John A., A Preliminary Survey of the Intervention of the Sydney Morning Herald in the Federal Election Campaign, June-August 1943. Government II Honours Thesis, 1959. Department of Government, University of Sydney. Access restricted. Corden, W.M., The Economics of the Australian Press. M.Comm. Thesis, University of Melbourne, 1951. The thesis mentions a previous study, D.M. Hocking, “The Australian Press: an Economic Survey” (1940) but this seems to have been lost. Hale, Lorraine, The Reading Interests of Adolescents in Western Australia. B.Educ., University of Western Australia, 1951. Ch.5: “Magazines”. Ch.6: “Newspapers”. Heffren, A.L., A Survey of Australian Opinion on the Subject of Japan, as revealed by a study of the chief newspapers of all Australian States, during the period 1 January 1936 to 31 December 1939. M.A. (History) 1946. University of Western Australia. Editorials etc., mainly in West Australian, Sydney Morning Herald and Labor Daily. Higgins, E. McD., The Queensland Labor Government 1915-1929. M.A., University of Melbourne, 1954. Includes Press and Labor Government. Rawson, Jacqueline, A History of the Australian Paper-Making Industry, 1818-1951. M.A. (History), University of Melbourne, 1953. Includes Newsprint, Bib.

18 Robson, L.L., Press and Politics: A study of elections and political issues in Tasmania from 1856, when Self Government came into effect, to 1871. M.A. (History), University of Tasmania, 1954. Not mainly on the Press, but has incidental information on bias and protests against it and on newspaper owners and candidates. Bib. Silverman, Sondra Joyce, Civil Liberties in Australia – World War I. and II. Censorship and Internment. Department of Law, A.N.U., 1962. Deals with censorship and the case of The Publicist. Whiteman, L.A., The Reading Interests of High School Boys. M.A., University of Sydney, 1950. Ch.6: “Newspaper Reading”; Ch.7: “Magazine Reading”. Bib. Cf. Connell. Whitfeld, L.F., The Age on Public Affairs – from 1861 to 1881. M.A., University of Melbourne, 1950. Bib. Wilson, I.F.H., The Australian Press and Foreign Affairs. M.A., University of Melbourne, 1959.

Press Circulation The Advertiser, Circulation, 1961. Audit Bureau of Circulations Audit Bureau of Circulations, A.B.C. – Co-operation of Buyers and Sellers in the Advertising and Publishing Industry in Australia. Processed. Audit Bureau of Circulations, 30th Annual Report and Balance Sheet. (1962). Audit Bureau of Circulations, Aspects of Publisher-Membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Processed. Audit Bureau of Circulations, Audit Bureau of Circulations, Sydney. n.d. (History and Structure). Processed. Audit Bureau of Circulations, Audit Procedure (Effective 1st January, 1963). This includes also sheets of the type which are filled in by the publications being audited. Audit Bureau of Circulations, The Importance of A.B.C. Membership. Processed. n.d. Audit Bureau of Circulations, Rules and Regulations – Amended February 1963. Audit Bureau of Circulations, Summary of Member Publications. (No.1, October 1931 – March 1932). Sydney 1932 - . Sydney Correspondent, A, ‘No Love in the Afternoon’, The Bulletin, 24 June, 1961. pp.4-5. Circulation of papers, especially evening papers. The Courier Mail, The , A complete regional breakdown of circulation. March 1955, March 1961.

19 Inside N.S.W.: A State-wide Survey of Population Distribution and Daily Telegraph Coverage. December 1959, July 1962. Elliott, H., ‘The three-way struggle of press, radio and T.V. in Australia’, Journalism Quarterly, Spring, 1960, pp.267-274. N.A.A.R.D.S. NAARDS – Newspapers: Australian Advertising Rate and Data Service. No.1 – 1946 - . Annual, with supplement service. Sydney, 1946 – Sydney Mingay Publishing Co. Australian Advertising Rate and Data Service, General Media AARDS. Sydney 1948 - . Annual with weekly supplement service. Sydney Mingay Publishing Co.

Economics of Newspapers, Ownership and Management Acrux, ‘Documents in the Case’, Nation, 2 July 1960, p.5. Anglican Press Ltd. vs. Regional Newspapers Pty. Ltd. ‘The Case for a Tariff on Publications’, The Advertiser’s Monthly, April 1930, pp.9-10. Proposal by the Australian Publishers’ Federation. Bottom, Bob, ‘Press – “Truth” Pulls Through’, The Bulletin, 17 February, 1962, p.5. Barrier Daily Truth. Bradish, C.R., ‘How packed a “Punch”: (story of the birth of Melbourne Punch and memories of Sir Keith Murdoch)’, Nation, 4 July 1959, pp.17-19. ‘Editors versus Directors’, The Bulletin, 10 May 1890, p.6. cf. correction 24 May 1890, p.5. ‘The Proprietors of the Sydney Morning Herald’, The Bulletin, 18 August 1883, p.4. Defence of their motives. ‘Sydney Newspaper Uproar’, The Bulletin, 23 September 1953. Summary of part of court case between John Fairfax and (an unofficial agent of) Consolidated Press, over the acquisition of Associated Newspapers. Bushnell, John A., Australian Company Mergers, 1946-1959. Melbourne 1961. Newspaper mergers: pp.147-149. Butlin, S.J., War Economy 1939-1942. Newspapers: pp. 40, 135, 173, 202, 458-459. ‘Control of Communications Media’, Canberra Survey, May 1960. Press, radio, TV. ‘They own the Stations’, Commercial Radio and Television, A Newspaper News Production. 1955, pp.27-28. Newspaper ownership of stations. Ox, Len, ‘Men of Paper’, in Wealthy Men, Sydney 1946. No. VIII, Newspapers and their monopolies in other industries.

20 Gibson, Ralph, Who Owns Tasmania? Melbourne 1958. Melbourne Herald: 15, 54; Newsprint: 21-23; Mercury, Launceston Examiner: 35-36; Press and Gallup Poll: 64. Gott, K.D., ‘The Press Gang’, Dissent, 1 (2), October 1961, pp.6-9. Holtz, A.C.C., ‘Newspaper Management and Publishing’, in A.J.A. (Vic.), A Journey into Journalism, Melbourne 1932, pp.23-26. Australian Journalists Association (Vic.), A Journey into Journalism, Melbourne 1932.* Karmel, P.H. and Brunt, Maureen, The Structure of the Australian Economy, Melbourne 1962, pp.63-64. Keane, Kim, ‘To Granny – A Sun but is it legitimate?’, A.M., 15 September 1953, pp.60-61. Battle between John Fairfax and Consolidated Press over the acquisition of Associated Newspapers, publishers of the Sun, told from Consolidated Press angle. Labor Research and Information Bureau, The Capitalist Press in Australia, Sydney 1931. Labor Research Committee, A, Who Owns South Australia, Adelaide n.d., Newspapers: pp.13-14. Left Book Club, NSW, ‘Newspapers’, in Monopoly, issued by the Research Department, 1940, pp.8-39. McClelland, D., ‘The Press in Australia’, Australia Quarterly, 34 (4), December 1962, pp.22-28. Munster, G.J., ‘Wealthwords, Treasurewords, Mirrorwords – a guide for readers in two States – Sydney: Imperfect Competition’, Nation, 28 January 1961, p.5. Moss, J., Monopoly Owns South Australia. Adelaide 1961. Press: pp.16-17. ‘The earldom of giveaways: ’s ₤1 million newspaper purchase in Sydney’, Nation, 12 March 1960, pp.12-13. Cumberland Newspapers Ltd. ‘GTV, Bulletin – and A. & R.?’, Nation, 22 October 1960, p.5. ‘GTV Takeover: How Sir Arthur Warner cleared the decks for Sir ’, Nation, 16 July 1960, pp.9-11. ‘Immune from Takeovers: How Keith Murdoch’s Herald wards off his son’, Nation, 7 November 1959, pp.14-16. cf. letter, Nation, 21 November 1959, .20. ‘Newcastle Edition’, by a correspondent, Nation, 11 March 1961, pp.6-7. ‘On Guard Against Packer? – Sir John Williams brings a new protectionism to ’s Age’, Nation, 2 December 1961, pp.5-6. ‘When the Syme Trust ends; control of The Age: Sir Arthur Warner hands his baton to Rupert Murdoch’, Nation, 6 June 1959, pp.10-11.

21 Platz, Ernest, ‘The Press in Australia in an Iron Grip’, The Democratic Journalist, 10 (10), December 1962, pp.172-173. ‘Preston’, ‘The Murdoch Succession’, Voice, 2 (10), June 1953, pp. 13, 15. Rawling, J.N., Who Owns Australia?, 4th edition, Sydney 1939. ‘Lords of the Press’: pp.68-70. ‘The New Monopoly’, Sydney Opinion, 1 (2), November 1929, p.3. Denison and Murdoch. Thomas, Pete, Who Owns Queensland?, 2nd edition, Brisbane, 1955. Press and Radio Monopoly: pp.46-48. Whitlam, E.G. ‘Discussion’ (of C.H. Grattan’s paper) in A.I.P.S., Australia: 1970 and Beyond, Sydney 1961, pp.141-151. 1949 measures against newspaper monopoly.

Biographical Material About Press Proprietors (a) general (b) individual proprietors by name (alphabetical)

Kemp, et al, ‘Petition of the undersigned editors and proprietors of newspapers published in the town of Sydney’, N.S.W. Governor’s Dispatches, Vol. 38, 1842, p.601. ‘Newcastle Edition’, by a correspondent, Nation, 11 March 1961, pp.6-7. ‘The Hell Ship or Much Ado About Nothing – a Serio-Politico-Comedy- Fantasy (in Technicolor) especially written for Tomorrow by William Shakespeare Junior’, Tomorrow, 1 (2), April 1946, pp.10-11. Skit on Menzies, Harrison, Murdoch, John Butters, Lloyd Dumas, Jo Gullet, W. Fairfax, Rupert Henderson, and A.A. Calwell. ‘Sydney Journalism’, The Daily Post, 25 January 1895, p.5. Interview with Alfred Bennett. Bonython, Sir John Lavington, Notes on a trip to Europe in 1896 ... , Adelaide, 1900. Fairfax, James R., The Bulletin, 10 November 1888, p.5. On a speech by James R. Fairfax. ‘Reminiscences of Sir James R. Fairfax’, Old Times, 1 (2), May, 1903, pp.157-158. John Fairfax, Fifty Famous Australians. Melbourne, n.n., pp.347-354. In Memoriam: obituary notices and funeral services having reference to the late Hon. John Fairfax, M.L.A., who died 16 June 1877. Collated and reported by the members of the literary staff of the Sydney Morning Herald. Sydney, 1877.

22 Fairfax, J.F., The Story of John Fairfax: Commemorating the Centenary of the Fairfax Proprietary of the ‘Sydney Morning Herald’, 1841-1941. Sydney, 1941. John Pascoe Fawkner. Arthur James Hopton, ‘A Pioneer of two Colonies: John Pascoe Fawkner, 1792-1869’, Victorian Historical Magazine, 30 (1), February 1960, pp.3-63; 30 (2), March 1960, pp.67-99; 30 (4), May 1960, pp.175-250; 30 (3), April 1960. Hopton, Arthur James, ‘A Pioneer of two Colonies: John Pascoe Fawkner, 1792-1869’, Victorian Historical Magazine, 30 (1), February 1960, pp.3-63; 30 (2), March 1960, pp.67-99; 30 (4), May 1960, pp.175-250; 30 (3), April 1960.* Sharman, Robert C., ‘John Pascoe Fawkner in Tasmania’, Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Papers and Proceedings, 4(3), December 1955, pp.57-63. ‘Sir Winthrop Hackett’, The Leeuwin, 1 (4-5), January – February, 1911, pp.228-229. Charles . F.R. Mercer, The Life of Charles Harper of ‘Woodbridge’, Guildford, Western Australia. Perth, 1958. Ch. 29 ‘The West Australian Newspaper’. Mercer, F.R., The Life of Charles Harper of ‘Woodbridge’, Guildford, Western Australia. Perth, 1958. Ch. 29 ‘The West Australian Newspaper’.* J. Henniker Heaton. ‘Celebrities at Home. No. DCL. Mr. J. Henniker Heaton, M.P., in Eaton Square’, The World, 26 February 1890. ‘Celebrities at Home. No. DCL. Mr. J. Henniker Heaton, M.P., in Eaton Square’, The World, 26 February 1890.* Peter Isaacson. ‘War Hero’s New Life: for Peter Isaacson the air force motto, Per Ardua ad Astra, means “Success, the hard way”’, People, 4(14), 9 September 1953, pp.15-17. Isaacson runs Melbourne suburban papers and trade magazines. ‘War Hero’s New Life: for Peter Isaacson the air force motto, Per Ardua ad Astra, means “Success, the hard way”’, People, 4(14), 9 September 1953, pp.15-17. Isaacson runs Melbourne suburban papers and trade magazines.* Richard Jones: In Memoriam. Sydney, 1892. Co-founder of Maitland Mercury. Hugh D. McIntosh. John Hetherington, Australians: Nine Profiles. Melbourne, 1960. ‘Hugh D. McIntosh: The Unrepentant Buccaneer’, pp.43-62.

23 Hetherington, John, Australians: Nine Profiles. Melbourne, 1960. ‘Hugh D. McIntosh: The Unrepentant Buccaneer’, pp.43-62.* McIntosh, Hugh D. ‘Beginnings’, The Triad, 10 February 1925, pp. 10, 48. Keith Murdoch. John Hetherington, Australians: Nine Profiles. Melbourne, 1960. ‘Keith Murdoch: The Man in the Paper Mask’, pp.81-103. Hetherington, John, Australians: Nine Profiles. Melbourne, 1960. ‘Keith Murdoch: The Man in the Paper Mask’, pp.81-103.* Keith Murdoch, Journalist. Melbourne, 1952. ‘The Earldom of Giveaways: Rupert Murdoch’s ₤1 million newspaper purchase in Sydney’, Nation, 12 March, 1960, pp.12-13. cf. letter, Nation, 26 March, 1960, p.15. Keith Murdoch. ‘Immune from Takeovers: How Keith Murdoch’s Herald wards off his son’, Nation, 7 November, 1959, pp.14-16. Keith Murdoch. Cf. letter, Nation, 21 November, 1959, p.20. Rupert Murdoch. ‘Planning a Bold Newspaper Concept to Bring Depth and Perspective to Living’, Advertising, September, 1960, pp.8-9, 35. Interview with Rupert Murdoch. ‘Planning a Bold Newspaper Concept to Bring Depth and Perspective to Living’, Advertising, September, 1960, pp.8-9, 35. Interview with Rupert Murdoch.* G.J.M., ‘Press Ball on Main Street’, Nation, 4 June 1960, pp.14-15. Rupert Murdoch. Murdoch, Rupert, ‘Newspapers must provide news’, Copy, May 1961, p.3. Solomon, David H., ‘Young Mr. Murdoch’, Hermes, 1960, pp.11-13. Northcliffe, Alfred Viscount, My Journey Round the World. London, 1923. Especially pp.45-55: comments on Australia. Epistemon, ‘Lord Northcliffe’, The Triad, 7 (1), October 1921, p.7. His visit to Australia. . ‘Man from St. Helena’, Nation, 20 December, 1958, pp.8-10. Ezra Norton. Cf. letter by ‘Old Nortonian’, Nation, 3 January 1959, pp.19-20; and M.F.D., Nation, 17 January 1959, p.18. ‘Man from St. Helena’, Nation, 20 December, 1958, pp.8-10. Ezra Norton. Cf. letter by ‘Old Nortonian’, Nation, 3 January 1959, pp.19-20; and M.F.D., Nation, 17 January 1959, p.18.* . , Wild Men of Sydney, London, 1958. Pearl, Cyril, Wild Men of Sydney, London, 1958. John Norton.* Sir Frank Packer. ‘GTV takeover: how Sir Arthur Warner cleared the decks for Sir Frank Packer’, Nation, 16 July, 1960, pp.9-11. ‘GTV takeover: how Sir Arthur Warner cleared the decks for Sir Frank Packer’, Nation, 16 July, 1960, pp.9-11.*

24 Smith, Sir Joynton, M.L.C., My Life Story, Sydney 1927. pp.260ff: Smith’s Weekly and Daily Guardian. Book ghosted by Claude McKay. David Syme. Leonard V. Biggs, ‘David Syme’, The Forum, 2 (19), 30 January, 1924, pp.3-4. Includes account of Syme-Deakin breach. Biggs, Leonard V., ‘David Syme’, The Forum, 2 (19), 30 January, 1924, pp.3-4. Includes account of Syme-Deakin breach.* Biggs, Leonard V., ‘Labour Prime Ministers’, The Forum, 2 (22), 12 March, 1924, pp.3-4. Watson and Syme; Hughes; Fisher. Bridges, Roy, One Hundred Years: The Romance of the Victorian People. Melbourne, 1934. Ch.47: ‘Birth of The Herald’; Ch.81: ‘Mr. Syme’. The Bulletin, 30 April 1887, p.7. Syme and . ‘An Appeal to D. Syme’, The Bulletin, 8 February 1896, p.6. The Bulletin, 30 December 1893, p.5. Costs of the Speight-Syme case. The Bulletin, 5 December 1891, p.7. David Syme and The Bulletin. ‘David Syme, Jingo’, The Bulletin, 7 March 1891, p.7. ‘Memo for David Syme, Esq.’, The Bulletin, 29 September 1883, p.4. Age and Bishop Moorhouse. The Bulletin, 20 January 1894, p.7. Syme-Speight case. ‘David Syme’, Imperial Review, No. 44, (1906?), pp.67-68. La Nauze, J.A., Political Economy in Australia. Melbourne, 1949. Ch.4: David Syme. ‘David Syme’, The Lone Hand, 1 (2), June 1907, pp.17-120. Miller, J.D.B., ‘David Syme and Elective Ministries’, Historical Studies, Australia and New Zealand, 6 (21), November 1953, pp.1-15. Pratt, A., David Syme: Father of Protection in Australia. London, 1908. Waters, Thorold, Much Besides Music. Melbourne, 1951. Ch.8: ‘King David Slings his Pebbles’. David Syme.

Technical Aspects of Newspapers (not material on printing in general)

Advertiser Newspapers Ltd., The ‘Advertiser’ type book. Adelaide, 1936; 2nd edition, 1941. Advertiser Newspapers Ltd., The Griffin: a printer’s device adopted by the Advertiser printing office. Adelaide, 1942. The Argus, From News to Newspaper: A Romance of Industry. Melbourne, 1929. Cook, Ian, Modern newspaper production. Sydney, n.d. Sydney Sun. Herald and Weekly Times Ltd., From Forest to Fireside. Melbourne, 1928. Production of The Herald.

25 Neville, A., ‘Newspaper Reading Rooms’, Library Association of Australasia, Transactions and Proceedings, Second General Meeting, Adelaide, 1900. Adelaide 1901, xlviii-xlix. ‘The Herald’s New Building’, Supplement to Sydney Morning Herald, 21 December 1955.

Newsprint (Historical rather than technical) Australian Newsprint Mills Ltd., Boyer, Tasmania, Australian Newsprint Mills Ltd., Hobart, 1953. Australian Newsprint Mills Ltd., Boyer, Tasmania, Memorandum of an offer for sale ... Australian Newsprint Mills Ltd., Boyer, Tasmania, Newsprint from Tasmanian hardwoods: a great new industry for Australia. 1940. Australian Newsprint Mills Ltd., The story of the newsprint industry. Boyer, Tasmania, 1949. Australian Pulp and Paper Industry Technical Association, Proceedings, 1947 - . ‘Newsprint Manufacture in Tasmania’, Australian Timber Journal, 1949, pp. 619-625; 645-651; 671. Benjamin, L.R., ‘The Challenge of the Eucalypts’, Australian Pulp and Paper Industry Technical Association, Journal, 13 (3), November, 1959, pp.90-103. Division of Industrial Development: Brief Review of the Australian Pulp, Paper and Paper Board Industry. 1950. Includes newsprint. ‘Australian Newsprint Mills Ltd, Boyer – From Hardwood to Headlines’, The Mercury Supplement, ‘Hobart’, 16 December, 1957, p.25. ‘The Impossible isn’t so hard’, People, 10 (8), 10 June, 1959, pp.33-35. A.Smith and the use of eucalypts for paper-making. The Structure and Capacity of Australian Manufacturing Industries, Melbourne 1952. Includes newsprint.

Newsagencies and Cable Services Commonwealth of Australia, The Overseas Telecommunications Commission (Australia), Report, Sydney 1948 - . Includes wordage of cables. Commonwealth of Australia, S.C. of Senate on Press Cable Service. Report, together with the minutes of the proceedings of the Committee, minutes of evidence and appendices. 1940. The Bulletin, 28 September, 1895, p.7. Cable monopoly.

26 Davies, H.A., ‘By Cable and Wireless’, in A.J.A. (Vic.), A Journey into Journalism, Melbourne, 1932, pp.14-16. Nafziger, Ralph O., International news and the press: communications, organization of news-gathering, international affairs and the foreign press: an annotated bibliography. New York, 1940.

Newsagents The Ancol Gazette, official journal of Associated Newsagents Co-operative Ltd., 1 (1), May, 1961 – August, 1962, when it was superseded by The Newsagent, which is issued bi-monthly. Ideas for Newsagents and Stationers, January, 1956 - . The Newsagent, Official journal of Ancol and Quana: Sydney, 1 (1), August, 1962 – Supersedes The Ancol Gazette, which see. Issued every three months at present. Newsagents’ News, 1 (1), August, 1961 - . Melbourne Newsboys’ Club, Report. Melbourne. ‘Boycotted. News Agents Threatened. A “Ring” in Newspapers’, The Weekly News: Sporting and Dramatic Budget, 27 April, 1895, p.3.

Press and Post Office ‘Bunghole Censorship’, The Bulletin, 17 December, 1887, p.4. Postage. ‘Free Newspaper Postage’, The Bulletin, 10 March, 1888, p.4. ‘The N.S.W. Free Newspaper Postage Swindle’, The Bulletin, 30 April 1898, p.6. cf. 18 May 1895, p.6; 21 March 1896, p.7; 30 October 1897, p.7; 19 March 1898, p.7. ‘Newspaper Postage’, The Bulletin, 1 September 1883, p.4. ‘Queensland and the Press’, The Bulletin, 2 January 1897, p.7. Prohibition of indecent advertisements; postage – indirect censorship. ‘Subsidising the Press’, The Bulletin, 19 March 1887, p.5. Postage. ‘Restrictions upon Colonial Literature’, The Colonial Monthly, September 1869, pp.18-26. Postage. Cf. note, ibid, October 1869, p.160. Olsen, J.J. ‘Newspapers’, MS. 15pp. P.M.G. Department, Sydney, 1962. Post office and press 1828-1900. Report from the Select Committee on Carriage of Newspapers on Government Railways; together with the Proceedings of the Committee, Minutes of Evidence, and Appendix. N.S.W. V. & P. (L.A.), 1902, Vol V, pp.411-619. On history of free postage and carriage. Early paper trains.

27 ‘The Corruption, Mendacity, and Malice of the Newspaper Press’, Sydney Times, 30 April 1864, p.1; 18 June 1864, pp.1-2. Government advertising; postage. ‘The “Editors” of Country Journals versus the Postage on newspapers’, Sydney Times, 7 May 1864, p.2. ‘The Postage Upon Newspapers’, Sydney Times, 14 May 1864. ‘The Press and the Ministry’, Sydney Times, 11 June 1864, p.2; 18 June 1864, p.2; 25 June 1864, pp.2-3.

Press and Parliament Baker, George, ‘Canberra Deadline’, Quadrant, 1 (3), Winter, 1957, pp.7-13. The Press and the Politicians. Bennetts, John, Press, Parliament and Public Interest. Melbourne, 1962. Biggs, Leonard V., ‘George Houston Reid’, The Forum, 2 (23), 26 March 1924, pp.3-4. Biggs, Leonard V., ‘Parliament as a Club’, The Forum, 2 (21), 27 February 1924, p.3. Leaks; Press and Parliament. ‘A Daily Hansard’, The Bulletin, 30 July 1887, p.4. The Bulletin, 14 April 1883, p.1. Misreporting of Parliament by Sydney Morning Herald. ‘Press Impartiality’, The Bulletin, 21 July 1888, p.5. Bias re Parliament. ‘Press – Suppress’, The Bulletin, 30 January 1886, p.4. Sydney Morning Herald’s partial reporting of Parliament. Denning, Warren, Inside Parliament. Sydney, 1946. Ch.11: The Press Gallery. Fitzpatrick, Brian, The Australian Commonwealth. Melbourne, 1956. Ch.8: ‘Privilege: Parliament and People’. Inglis, K.S., ‘In the Press’, Nation, 22 April, 1961, p.11. Press in Australia compared on the same issue. McHenry, Dean E., ‘The Broadcasting of Parliamentary Debates in New Zealand and Australia’, Political Science, 7 (1), March, 1955, pp.19- 32. McNeil, C., ‘Press Gallery’, The Bulletin, 29 December 1954, p.27. Meeking, Charles, ‘Press Officer to Mr. Menzies’, letter to Nation, 24 February, 1962, p.16. Pettifer, J.A., ‘IX. Australian Commonwealth: the case of the Bankstown Observer’, The Table, xxxiv, 1955, pp.83-92. Browne-Fitzpatrick case, June 1955. Reid, Alan, ‘Parliament and Press’, Daily Telegraph, Centenary Supplement, 23 May 1950.

28 A Tasmanian Correspondent. ‘Press – If the Cap Fits’, The Bulletin, 6 January, 1962, p.5. Launceston Examiner. ‘A Licentious Press’, The Thursday Review, 8 August, 1861, pp.253-254. Attack on Register and Advertiser for usurping the supremacy of Parliament. Webb, L.C., ‘The classical contest’, Australian Quarterly, June, 1959, pp.92-100. Press and increased parliamentary allowances. Whitington, Don, Ring the Bells. Melbourne, 1956. pp.93-94: Parliamentary Press Gallery.

Freedom of the Press B., J.A., ‘Freedom of the Press’, The Australian Magazine, 1 (1), January, 1838, pp.19-20. Comment: G.W. ‘Freedom of the Press’, ibid, 1 (2), February, 1838, pp.133-134. W., G., ‘Freedom of the Press’, The Australian Magazine, 1 (2), February, 1838, pp.133-134. Response to J.A.B., , ‘Freedom of the Press’, The Australian Magazine, 1 (1), January, 1838, pp.19-20.* Bent, Andrew. Address to, and correspondence with His Excellency, Lieutenant Governor Arthur, upon the subject of the recent colonial acts, imposing a license upon the free press of Van Diemen’s Land. Hobart Town, A. Bent. ‘Freedom of the Press’, The Blossom: a quarterly magazine, ed. John Walker Fulton. No. 1, 30 May, 1828, pp.70-71. Blunden, Ralph, ‘Who’s going to bell the cat?’, Focus, 3 (5), September, 1948, pp.21-22. Press reform. Boyer, R.J.F., ‘The Freedom of the Press’, in A.I.P.S., Liberty in Australia. Sydney, 1955. ‘The Bulletin and the “Respectable Press”’, The Bulletin, 17 September, 1892, p.6. The Bulletin, 30 June, 1894, p.5. Freedom of the Press. The Bulletin, 17 May, 1890, p.5. Freedom of the Press; Privileges. Cairns, J.F., ‘Gentlemen, the Press’, Australian Observer, 7 August, 1948, p.121. On history of ethics committee and possible legal status for it. Calhoun, John C., ‘Censorship ... Is It a Menace?’, News-Weekly, 27 March, 1963, p.5. Left Wing bias of Press. Calhoun, John C., ‘The remarkable myth of the “Free Press”’, News-Weekly, 7 March, 1962, pp.4-5. Drake, L.R., ‘Press and Television’, Nation, 22 April, 1961, p.20. Evatt, H.V., Post War Reconstruction. Temporary Alterations of the Constitution. Notes of the Fourteen Powers and the three safeguards.

29 Canberra, n.d. 1944. pp.38-48; 59: on proposal to write freedom of the press into the Constitution. Fitzgerald, J.K., ‘Freedom of Expression – Australia Needs an Honest Press’, Tomorrow, 1 (5), July, 1946, pp.5-6. Forbes, G., ‘Free Press’, in his Free Institutions in New South Wales. 1912, pp.6-10. Forsyth, William Douglass, Governor Arthur’s Convict System. Van Diemen’s Land, 1824-1836. London, 1935. Ch.9: ‘Newspapers – Wherein the Devil quotes scripture’. Garran, Andrew, ‘Freedom of Speech’, The Centennial Magazine, 1, 1888, pp.249-252. Hogue, J.A., ‘Governor Darling, the Press, and the Collar’, Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 2 (12), 1907-1909, pp.308-322. Horne, D.R., ‘A “Breathing Space’ for the Press?’, Australian Quarterly, 21 (3), September, 1949, pp.14-20. Against law making it an offence to print electoral matter within 70 hours preceding the poll. Ickes, H.L., ‘The Achievement Standards of a Democratic Press’, in his Freedom of the Press Today. New York, 1941, pp.171-178. Illawarra Trades and Labor Council and Newcastle Trades Hall Council, The Story of the Steel Strike of 1945. Sydney, 1947. pp.62-69: “Freedom of the Press”. Bias. ‘Why not a World Press Ethics Code?’, Labor Digest, 1 (10), March, 1946, pp.31-32. Lasswell, H.D., ‘The Achievement Standards of a Democratic Press’, in H.L. Ickes, Freedom of the Press Today. New York, 1941, pp.171-178. Levy, M.C., Governor George Arthur. Melbourne, 1953. Ch.21: Bent Case. ‘Cultural Council’, Meanjin, 4 (3), Spring, 1945, p.239. Proposal for one. Cf. ibid, 4 (2), Winter, 1945, p.148. ‘Censorship of the Press’, Murray’s Austral-Asiatic Review, 1 (2), April, 1828, pp.179-190; 1 (3), June, 1828, pp.332-334. ‘The Freedom of the Press’, Murray’s Austral-Asiatic Review, 1 (1), February, 1828, pp.31-46. ‘Correction, Please’, Nation, 23 February, 1963, p.6. A.L.P. and right of correction. ‘Freedom of the Press – Real or Imaginary?’, The Nation’s Forum of the Air, 5 (8), 6 April, 1949. Sydney 1949. Speakers: G.L. Wood, W. Glanville Cook, Sir Errol Knox, A.E. Mander. Pearl, Cyril, ‘Press and Television’, letter to Nation, 22 April, 1961, p.20.

30 ‘Liberty of the Press’, The People’s Advocate and New South Wales Vindicator, 3 February, 1849, p.7. Reid, A.D., ‘Freedom of the Press: The 4th Estate’, Port Phillip Gazette, 1 (4), Spring, 1953, pp.14-22. Rhode, Robert B., ‘Towards a Modernized View of Mass Media’, Meanjin Quarterly, 21 (1), 1962, pp.71-77. Rhodes, J.H., With Malice Towards None. Melbourne, 1939. Proposal for Government publicity department. Rowland, E.C., Governor Darling and the Freedom of the Press, MS. Pam File, Mitchell Q 991/R. Stephensen, P.R., The Foundation of Culture in Australia. Sydney, 1936. pp.133-135: “Freedom of the Press”. ‘Centenary of the Press. Progress of Australian Journalism. The Evolution of Press Right’, Sydney Morning Herald, 5 March, 1903, p.4. ‘The Duty of Gagging the Press’, The Triad, 9 (11), September, 1924, p.4. Proposed prohibition of publication of evidence in divorce. University of Sydney Group Discussion Scheme, Course B.17: The Meaning of Democracy. Lecture 7: “Freedom of the Press”. Sydney, n.d. Address (by a Committee of Landholders and others) to, and correspondence with ... Lieut-Gov. Arthur upon the Subject of the recent Colonial Acts, imposing a License upon the Free Press of V.D. Land. Tasmania, 1827. Whitington, Don, ‘From the Shooting Gallery’, Nation, 17 November, 1962, pp.4-5. A.L.P. proposal for press reform criticised.

Press and Law (except censorship) Report of the Argus libel case: the Queen, on the prosecution of George Milner Stephen versus Wilson and Mackinnon, proprietors of the Argus: February 20th, 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th & March 2nd, 1857. Argus – defendant; George Milner Stephen – plaintiff. Melbourne, 1857. W. Fairfax. Beasley, F.R., Libel and Copyright. A Guide for Journalists. Perth, n.d. ‘The Bulletin Libel Fund’, The Bulletin, 29 April, 1882, p.7. Haynes and Archibald, cf. cartoon, p.9. ‘The Chief Justice and the Press’, The Bulletin, 8 April, 1882, p.2. Sir James Martin and The Bulletin Clontarf case. The Bulletin, 1 December, 1883, p.4. Contempt of Court. ‘Contempt of Public Opinion’, The Bulletin, 2 October, 1880, p.1. Contempt of Court: Windeyer vs. Evening News. ‘The Imprisoned Journalists’, The Bulletin, 15 December, 1888. Libel.

31 ‘Imprisonment of Messrs, Haynes and Archibald’, The Bulletin, 18 March, 1882, p.2. The Bulletin, 9 April 1887, p.6. Libel and The Argus. The Bulletin, 23 June, 1883, p.6. Libel, Nunt vs. Age. ‘Libel Law’, The Bulletin, 4 October, 1884, pp.1-2. ‘The Libel Law’, The Bulletin, 17 October, 1896, p.7. ‘Libel Law Amendment’, The Bulletin,, 13 August, 1898, p.5. The Bulletin, 29 April, 1882, p.2. Libel Laws. The Bulletin, 27 March, 1897, p.7. Libel Laws. ‘The Libel Laws’, The Bulletin, 6 August, 1892, p.5. ‘Mr. Garrett’s Press Bill’, The Bulletin, 26 February, 1881. Libel. The Bulletin, 15 September, 1888, p.6. On Dibbs – Telegraph libel case. ‘One Farthing – and Costs’, The Bulletin,, 7 July, 1883, p.6. Libel. ‘Reform of the Libel Law’, The Bulletin, 17 March, 1883, p.11. Reiby (versus) Bloomfield. A Full Report of the Great Libel Case. Tried at the Supreme Court, Launceston, June 1870. Reprinted from the Cornwall Chronicle, Launceston, 1870. Dean, Joseph, Hatred, Ridicule or Contempt: A Book of Libel Cases. London, 1955. pp111-117: ‘Australian Newspaper Co. Ltd. v. Bennett, 1891- 1894’. Finnamore, John, ‘Imperial Copyright Law, as affecting the Colonies’, The Victorian Review, 4, 1881, pp.712-722. Foard, Dulcie, ‘The Argus Publisher Imprisoned in Parliament House’, Advertising in Australia, March 1929, pp.56-58. Hugh George case of 1866. IPI Survey, Government Pressures on the Press. Zurich, 1955. Australia: pp. 23, 24, 52, 58, 75, 85, 87, 92. IPI Survey, Professional Secrecy and the Journalist. Zurich, 1962. “Australia”: pp.23-32. Roderick, Colin, ‘Obscenity and defamation’, Library Opinion, July, 1960, pp.44-58. Sawer, Geoffrey, Guide to Australian Law for Journalists, Authors, Printers and Publishers. Melbourne 1949. Selby, D.M., ‘Restraints on the Freedom of the Press’, Arts, 1 (3), September, 1959, pp.129-141. Warde, John, ‘The Supreme Court and the Press in New South Wales’, Victorian Review, 3 November, 1880, pp.71-82. Evening News and Mr. Justice Windeyer.

32 Press Censorship Anderson, John, Education and Politics. Sydney, 1931. pp.14-28: “Censorship”. McMahon Ball, W., ‘Australian Censorship’, Australian Quarterly, June 1935, pp.9-14. ‘Censorship – The Examiner Broke the Law’, The Bulletin, 13 October, 1962, p.7. A Canberra Correspondent, ‘A New View on Censorship’, , 17 May, 1958, p.22. Coleman, Peter, Obscenity, Blasphemy, Sedition: . Brisbane, 1962. Harris, Max, ‘Censors and Homosexuals’, The Observer, 23 August, 1958, p.425. Jauncey, Leslie C., The Story of Conscription in Australia. London, 1935. Censorship: p. 127-8, 139, 144, 148-149, 160, 162-163, 175, 177, 200, 226, 280-281, 296-302. Lloyd, B. and Gilbert, G., The Censorship and Public Morality: An Australian Conspectus. Sydney 1930. Mann. L., The Robert Close and Georgian House Case: a statement by L. Mann ... issued with the approval of the Fellowship of Australian Writers, Victorian Section and various other bodies. 1948? A Melbourne Correspondent, ‘Censorship – The Vice Squad Called’, The Bulletin, 3 February, 1962, p.8. AJA and Censorship. ‘Motives behind Censorship’, The Observer, 22 March, 1958, p.67. Penton, Brian, Censored! Sydney, 1947. St. John-Stevens, Norman, Obscenity and the Law. London, 1956. pp.218- 234: Survey of Australian Legislation. Sawer, Geoffrey, ‘Censors are here to stay, so ...’. Nation, 16 July, 1960, p.7. Scott, Ernest, Australia During the War (The Official History of Australia in the War o 1914-1918, vol. XI). Sydney, 1936. Ch.3: ‘The Censorship”. Storey, H.M., ‘The Moral Censor’, Australian Quarterly, (3), September, 1937, pp.77-85. Whitington, Don, Ring the Bells. Melbourne, 1956, pp.34-37: “Censorship”.

Country Press (a) general material on provincial press (b) arranged by place names alphabetically Australian Provincial Press Association, ‘Annual conference (proceedings), 8 August, 1917, 11 November, 1922’. Press Progress, 1917, 1922 various pages.

33 Australian Provincial Press Association, ‘Constitution ... as amended ... 1922’. Press Progress, 1922, pp.129-131. Bottom, Bob, ‘Press – “Truth” Pulls Through’, The Bulletin, 17 February, 1962, p.5. Barrier Daily Truth. The Bulletin, 6 September, 1890, p.8. Moves re Country Press Association. Country Press Ltd., ‘Annual General Meeting of Shareholders, 2 October, 1922’, Press Progress, 1922, pp.116-119. Compo, ‘Papers and Proprietors’, The Critic, 13 December, 1873, pp.140- 141. Radical, ‘Our Provincial Press’, The Critic, 29 November, 1873, pp.130-131. Replies and Comments: ibid, 13 December, 1873, p.135 (‘Our Critics’); 20 December, 1873, p.163 (‘Our Provincial Press’) and p.165 (‘Public Opinion’). Cf. also ibid, pp.152-153 (‘Motes and Beams’). Toby Twist, ‘Our Local Correspondent’, The Free Lance, 1 (13), 16 July, 1896, p.14. Country press journalists. Harrison, Ron, ‘How to be a country editor’, The Bulletin, 14 December, 1960, p.22. Laurie, K.B. (ed.), The Country Press of Victoria. Melbourne, 1962. Morrison, A.A., ‘Some Aspects of Queensland Provincial Journalism’, Historical Society of Queensland, Journal, 4 (5), December, 1952, pp.702-708. New South Wales Country Press Association, A Profile of Three Country Newspapers. Sydney, 1960. New South Wales Country Press Co-operative Co. Ltd., ‘(Report, annual meeting) No. 8, October, 1912; 13 October, 1917. Press Progress, various pages. ‘A Woman who owns a group of newspapers’, People, 13 January, 1954, pp.27-28. Mrs Hilda Elliott of Elliott Provincial Newspapers Group. Pogonoski, Reg. C., ‘The History of Journalism and Printing in the North of New South Wales’, Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal, 24, 1938, pp.397-404, 405-440. Provincial Press Association of South Australia, The Council Story. Adelaide, 1961 (?). Queensland Country Press Association, ‘Annual conference (Report No.) 5 August, 1912; August 1917’, in Press Progress, various pages. Queensland Country Press, Pty, Ltd., Reference book of Queensland provincial newspapers, with valuable information concerning the towns and districts served by the country press. Brisbane, Queensland Country Press, 1933.

34 An Old Pressman, ‘Rise and Progress of the N.S.W. Country Press’, Review of Reviews for Australasia, October, 1906, pp.346-351. Shakespeare, A.T., A Brief History of the Australian Provincial Press Association, 1906-1956. Canberra, 1956. Sommerlad, E.C., What is ahead of the country newspaper?. Canberra, 1945. Victorian Provincial Press Association, ‘Annual Conference (Report No.) 2, September, 1912; 7, September, 1917, in Press Progress, various pages.

Material Arranged by Town and District – alphabetical Albany: Are you clued up on Albany and the “Albany Advertiser”. Albany [W.A.], 1962. Armidale: Pogonoski, Reg. C., ‘Stories of the Press – The Armidale Express’, Newcastle and District Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 4, 1950, pp.11-13. : Kimberley, W.B. et al (eds.), Ballarat and Vicinity. Ballarat, 1895. p.21: “The Press”; pp.108-109: “The Ballarat Courier”; pp.161-162: “The Ballarat Star”; pp.231-232: “The Evening Post”. Ballarat: Spielvogel, Nathan F. (comp.), History of Ballarat. Ballarat, 1935. pp.101, 103: “Newspapers of Ballarat”. Blue Mountain: Bennett, R., ‘Blue Mountain Newspapers, past and present’, Blue Mountain Historical Society, February, 1952, pp.1-7. Cairns: Collingson, J.W., ‘The Cairns Press’, Historical Society of Queensland, News, 106, February, 1953, pp.1-2; 107, March, 1953, pp.1-2. Canberra: ‘Shakespeare Editions: TheCanberra Times wonders about an evening daily’, Nation, 11 August, 1962, pp.10-13. Gawler: Coombe, E.H. (comp.), History of Gawler, 1837-1908. Adelaide, 1910. pp.140-142: “The press”. Gloucester: Pogonoski, R.C., ‘The History of Journalism and Printing in the North of New South Wales’, Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 24 (5), 1938, pp.397-404; 24 (6), 1938, pp.405-440. (Addendum) – ‘Gloucester and Its Newspaper’, ibid, 25 (1), 1939, pp.80-82. Gloucester: Pogonoski, Reg. C., ‘Stories of the Press: Gloucester and its Newspaper’, Newcastle and Hunter Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 4, 1950, pp.181-183. The Gloucester Advocate. Goulburn: Wyatt, Ransome T., The History of Goulburn, NSW. Goulburn, 1941. pp.231-244: “Newspapers”.

35 Illawarra: Mugga, ‘Political Points – The Mercury Steps In’, The Bulletin, 10 May, 1961, p.20. Illawarra Mercury. Kiama: Weston, A.J., ‘The History of the Kiama Independent from 1863 to 1949; and other Kiama newspapers’, Typed. MS. 1949. Lismore: 1879-1929 – Fifty Golden Milestones – Lismore’s Jubilee – The Story of Lismore. Lismore, 1929. pp.32-33: “Lismore’s Newspapers”. Maitland: Pogonoski, Reg. C., ‘The Maitland Mercury and Early Maitland Ventures’, Newcastle and Hunter District Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 4, 1950, pp.65-74. Manning River: ‘A Friend’, ‘The First Newspaper on the Manning River’, in F.A. Fitzpatrick, Peeps into the Past. , 1914, pp.117-123. Maryborough: Loyau, George E. (comp.), The History of Maryborough and Wide Bay and Burnett districts from the year 1850-1895. 1897. pp.149-154: “Newspaper Enterprise”. Newcastle: Pogonoski, Reg. C., ‘The Newcastle Telegraph – Newcastle’s First Newspaper’, Newcastle and Hunter District Historical Society, Journal, N.S. 1 (7), April, 1947, pp.100a-101a. Newcastle: Pogonoski, Reg. C., ‘Newcastle Newspapers – History of 93 Years’, Newcastle and Hunter District Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 2, 1948, pp.122-126, 137-140, 145-151. Singleton, Port Macquarie: Pogonoski, Reg. C., ‘Stories of the Press’, Newcastle and Hunter District Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 4, 1950, pp. 136-138. Omeo: ‘History of district newspapers’, The Gap, November, 1920, p.14. Omeo Standard etc. Toowoomba: Darling Downs Centenary Souvenir: 1840-1940. Toowoomba, 1940. pp.144-145: A Journalist, “Toowoomba Newspapers: Fine Service to Community”. Warwick: (comp.), ‘The Warwick Press: Interesting Newspaper Development’, in Darling Downs Centenary Souvenir: 1840-1940. Toowoomba, 1940. pp.107-108. Wollongong: Shakespeare, A.T., After Fifty Years. Wollongong, 1949. History of the NSW Country Press Association. Young: ‘A Native’, ‘The Press History of Young’, The Young Chronicle, Municipal Jubilee Number, 4 November, 1932, p.8.

Suburban Press ‘The spectacular rise of the Suburban Press’, Advertising, December, 1958, pp.12-13, 32, 35.

36 Barnard, F.G.A., ‘Gleanings from the Richmond Australian, 1859-1861’, Victorian Historical Magazine, 3 (1), September, 1913, pp.26-40. Elsum, William H., The History of Williamstown from its first settlement to a City, 1834-1934. Melbourne, 1934. pp.111-115: “The Newspapers”. Hodges, Morwell, Veil of Time: An Australian Family Album. Melbourne, 1945. pp.114-119: “Personalities of the Press”; pp.120-126: “Press Fights for Freedom”. Melbourne and some information on Van Diemen’s Land Press. Levy, M.C.I., Wallumatta: a History of Ryde and Its Districts, 1792-1945. Sydney, 1947. pp.360-364: “Some Newspapers” ... River Times; Northern District Times; Weekly Times; Frank Pacey. Little, J.D., ‘Early History of the Press in Parramatta’, Parramatta and District Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 3, 1926, pp.7-12. M., G.J., ‘Press Ball on Main Street’, Nation, 4 June, 1960, pp.14-15. [Suburban Press]. ‘The Earldom of Giveaways: Rupert Murdoch’s ₤1 million newspaper purchase in Sydney’, Nation, 12 March, 1960, pp.12-13. cf. letter, Nation, 26 March, 1960, p.15. [Suburban newspapers]. ‘War Hero’s New Life: for Peter Isaacson the air force motto, Per Ardua ad Astra, means “Success, the hard way”’, People, 4 (14), 9 September 1953, pp.15-17. Isaacson runs Melbourne suburban papers and trade magazines.

Religious Press – Press and Religion Alexander, T., ‘The Catholic Press and the Federal Elections’, 20th Century, xiii (3), Autumn, March, 1959, pp.205-217. Bowditch, W.L., ‘The Age and Cardinal Newman’, The Austral Light, N.S. 7 (7), July, 1906, pp.518-523. Age undermines religion. Bowitch, W.L., ‘The Age and Miracles’, The Austral Light, N.S., 7 (8), 1 August, 1906, pp.605-609. Buckley, V., ‘Is there a new Catholic Left?’, Observer, 16 April, 1960, pp.8- 9. The policies of Prospect and The Catholic Worker. ‘A Daily Religious Paper’, The Bulletin, 30 July, 1881, p.2. ‘Another Daily Paper’, The Bulletin, 8 January, 1881, p.4. Planned Catholic daily by proprietors of the Express. “Press – Concealed “Dynamite”’, The Bulletin, 10 May, 1961, p.22. Catholic Press Conference. ‘Religious Newspapers’, The Bulletin, 17 July, 1880, p.1. Butler, T.M., ‘Dr. Mannix and the Catholic Worker’, letter to The Bulletin, 10 June 1961, p.26. cf. 24 June 1961, p.23.

37 Catholic Press Association of Australia and New Zealand, Publishing and Advertising Code. Melbourne, 1960. Design for Democrats. The autobiography of a free journal. By 25 Men. Melbourne, 1944. Story of The Catholic Worker. Cleary, Very Rev. H.W., ‘How to Counteract the Evil Influences of Newspaper Calumnies’, Third Australasian Catholic Congress, Proceedings. Sydney, 1909. pp.650-654. Cleary, Rev. Henry W., ‘Secular and Catholic Journalism’, Second Australasian Catholic Congress, Proceedings. Sydney, 1904, pp.577- 591. Cleary, Rev. Henry W., ‘A Proposed Catholic Press Association’, Second Australasian Catholic Congress, Proceedings. Sydney, 1904, pp.599- 611. Doyle, Brian, ‘Australia’s first Catholic Newspaper Editor’, Advocate, 9 January, 1958, p.13. Fitzgerald, Rev. T.A., ‘What can be done to Promote a Religious Press?’, First Australasian Catholic Congress, Proceedings. Sydney, 1900, pp.247-255. Golding, Peter S., The Catholic Church and its Public Relations. Sydney, 1962. Restricted access. Guinan, Rev. Joseph, ‘The Apostolate of the Press’, The Austral Light, N.S., 11 (8), August, 1910, pp.631-637. Haley, Martin, ‘The Catholic Press’, letter to The Observer, 21 January, 1961, p.28. Haley, Martin, ‘The Future of the Catholic Church’, The Observer, 16 May, 1959, p.294. Includes discussion of Catholic Press. Cf. letters ibid, 13 June, 1959, pp.379-380; 27 June 1959, p.412; 11 July, 1959, p.444. Hertzeberg, H.R.R., ‘Catholic Papers: What They Stand For’, The Austral Light, 21 (5), N.S., May, 1920, pp.276-279. Hoare, Benjamin, The Catholic Press. Its Scope and Mission. Melbourne, 2d edition, n.d. Hoare, Benjamin, ‘The Press and its Functions. From a Catholic Perspective’, Australasian Catholic Record, 15, 1909, pp.52-67. Inglis, K.S., ‘Catholic Press Month’, Nation, 27 August, 1960, p.6. Jageurs, M.P., ‘Joseph Winter: Pioneer Pressman, Patriot, and Publisher’, The Austral Light, N.S., 17 (1), January, 1916, pp.39-46; 17 (2), February, pp.102-110; 17 (3), March, pp.139-147; 17 (4), April, pp.215-219. The Jesuit Year Book, 1962. Melbourne, 1962. Pp. 47-58: “Australian and New Zealand Catholic Press Directory”.

38 Kelleher, J.M., ‘Australian Catholic Press began 122 years ago’, Advocate, 2 August, 1962. Kelleher, J.M., ‘The Catholic Press in Australia’, in Catholic Press Annual, 1962. (USA). Pp.17-19, 49. ‘The Religious Press of Australia: An Indictment’, The Lone Hand, 1 (2), June, 1907, pp.190-193. Mahon, Hon. Hugh MHR, ‘Catholic Literature and Newspapers’, Third Australasian Catholic Congress, Proceedings. Sydney, 1909, pp.638- 341 [sic]. Marks, Percy J., The Jewish Press of Australia: Past and Present. Sydney, 1913. Norris, Rev. John, ‘The Australian Catholic Truth Society and the Apostolate of the Press’, Third Australasian Catholic Congress, Proceedings. Sydney, 1909, pp.663-669. ‘Press – On a Shoestring’, Observer, 10 December, 1960, pp.17-18. Catholic Press. O’Carroll, W.F., ‘A Plea for the Catholic Press’, The Austral Light, N.S., 19 (3), March, 1918, pp.145-153. O’Gorman, Rev. John, ‘How to Promote a Catholic Press’, Third Australasian Catholic Congress, Proceedings. Sydney, 1909, pp.655- 662. O’Neill, Bernard, ‘The Good Press’, The Austral Light, N.S., 17 (2), February, 1916, pp.111-117. Parkster, H.K., ‘Dr. Mannix and the Catholic Worker’, The Bulletin, 24 June, 1961, pp.23-24. ‘Campbell of the Rock’, People, 2 (19), 21 November, 1951, pp.36-39. The Rock newspaper, its history and Campbell who also runs Protestant Publications. Rubenstein, T., ‘The Jewish Press’, letter to The Observer, 4 March, 1961, p.27. Circulation. ‘Magazines, Mr. Catholic?’, Southern Cross, 28 August, 1959, p.11+. Spotter, ‘One Hundred Years of the Jewish press in Australia’, Unity, January-February, 1949, p.11. Treacy, Rev. M.J., ‘The Necessity of a Catholic Press and Catholic Literature’, First Australasian Catholic Congress, Proceedings. Sydney, 1900, pp.256-261.

Migrant Press ‘Neglected Avenue to the foreign Community’, Advertising, January, 1959, pp.12-14.

39 Australia – Department of Immigration, Newspapers or periodicals in foreign languages published or authorised for publication in Australia by consent granted under the publication in foreign languages regulations as at September 1955. Canberra, 1955. Processed. Borrie, W.D., The Cultural Integration of Immigrants. Paris, 1959. Ch.7: “Theory and Practice: Education and the Media of Mass Communication”. Craig, Jean, ‘The Social Impact of New Australians’, in A.I.P.S., Australia and the Migrant. Sydney, 1953. pp.72-74: Foreign Language Press. Gilson, Miriam (comp.), Bibliography of the Migrant Press in Australia, 1850-1961. Canberra, 1961. Draft. Hotimsky, Constantine Michael, ‘A bibliographical sketch of Russian language literature published in Australia’, Biblionews, 8, November, 1955, pp.33-35. Lowenthal, Rudolph, The Chinese press in Australia. 1937. Marks, Percy Joseph, The Jewish press of Australia, past and present. 1913. Privately printed. O’Grady, Desmond, ‘The Italian Press in Australia – Italy’s Three Faces’, The Observer, 28 May, 1960, pp.10-11. A Sydney Correspondent, ‘Press – The Polish Newspapers’, The Bulletin, 9 September, 1961, p.10. Van Abbe, Derek, ‘The Interests of the South Australian German Language Press in the Nineteenth Century’, Historical Studies, Australia and N.Z., 8 (31), November, 1958, pp.319-321. Zubrzyeki, J. ‘The Role of the Foreign-Language Press in Migrant Integration’, Population Studies, 12 (1), July, 1958, pp.73-82.

Labor Press Australian Labor Party (A.L.P.), Official Report of the Fourth Commonwealth Political Labour Conference. Brisbane, 1908. p.31: Motion for nationalization of press cables. Lapsed. A.L.P., Official Report of the Fifth Commonwealth Conference of the Australian Labor Party. Hobart, 1912. p.21: Misrepresentation by The Age; p.47, Labor dailies. A.L.P., Official Report of the Seventh Commonwealth Conference of the Australian Labor Party. Perth, 1918. p.22: Labor representation in Press delegation to Europe, also p.28. Official Report of the Eighth Commonwealth Conference of the Australian Labor Party 1919 together with Official Report of the Special

40 Commonwealth Conference 1919. pp.14-15: Scheme for A.L.P. Publicity Bureau. Official Report of Proceedings of the Ninth Commonwealth Conference (of the A.L.P.). Brisbane, 1921. p.20: Labor dailies. Official Report of Proceedings of the Tenth Commonwealth Conference (of the A.L.P.). Melbourne, 1924. p.15: Admission of Labor Press; p.58: Federal Publicity Office. Official Report of Proceedings of the 12th Commonwealth Conference (of the A.L.P.). Canberra, 1930. p.48: Leaks. Official Report of Proceedings of the 13th Commonwealth Conference (of the A.L.P.). Canberra, 1939. pp.26, 30: Labor Daily, Lang, Daily News. Official Report of Proceedings of the 20th Federal Conference (of the A.L.P.). Adelaide, 1953. pp.5 & 51: Queensland motion for chain of Labor dailies discharged. A.L.P., Official Report of Proceedings of the 23rd Commonwealth Conference. Canberra, 1959. p.17: Australian Newspaper Commission. Black, George, History of the NSW Political Labor Party. Sydney, 1926. No. 3, pp.28-31:”Experimental Labor Journalism”. Bottom, Bob, ‘Press – “Truth” Pulls Through’, The Bulletin, 17 February, 1962, p.5. Barrier Daily Truth. Brown, Senator Gordon, My Descent from Soapbox to Senate. Brisbane, 1953. pp.170-171: Brisbane Daily Standard. ‘Labour and the Press’, The Bulletin, 28 January, 1888, p.4. Burgoyne, Geoffrey, ‘Ink and Adelaide’, The Bulletin, 27 October, 1954, pp.25, 27; 3 November, 1954, pp.25, 27. 1. The Weekly Herald. 2. Australia’s First Labor Daily (Daily Herald). Burgoyne, Geoffrey, ‘Labor in Print’, letter to The Observer, 18 February, 1961, p.28. Calwell, Arthur A., The Australian Labor Party and the Press. Melbourne, 1959. Chifley, J.B., Things Worth Fighting For. Melbourne, 1953. pp.31-33: Bias. Coleman. Peter, ‘The Six Faces of Secretaries’, The Observer, 28 November, 1959, pp.5-7. Includes discussion of T.U. Press. Crawford, Jim, How the Press Fools the People, Melbourne, 1946. Crisp, L.F., The Australian Federal Labour Party, 1901-1951. London, 1955. pp.20, 21, ch.5.: “Labour Finance and Publicity”, pp.113, 274. Crisp, L.F., Ben Chifley. London, 1961. pp.83, 88, 92, 107, 110-112, 115, 130, 134, 137, 159n, 182, 196, 199.

41 D., E.M., ‘The Press and the Labor Movement’, The Shop Assistant of Australia, 20 March, 1928, pp.8-9. On futility of boycotts. Prospectus of Daily News Limited. Sydney, 1939. Daily News Ltd., Prospectus. Sydney, 1939.* ‘The Daily Post’, The Daily Post, 9 January, 1895, p.3. Poem. Dale, George, The Industrial History of Broken Hill. Melbourne, 1918. Ch.36: “Barrier Truth”. Evatt, H.V., Australian Labour Leader: The Story of W.A. Holman and the Labour Movement. Sydney, 1945 (3rd edition). Ch.13: “The Daily Post Affair”; pp.465-467: Holman’s measures against Press; p.471: Suggestion for pressure through advertisers. Fitzpatrick, Brian, ‘Defamation and Free Criticism’, Rationalist, January- February, 1959, pp.21-22. Fraser, Allan, ‘The Press is no longer Heeded’, Voice, 3 (4), January, 1954, pp.10-11. On Sydney County Council graft allegations; feelings of journalists. Gott, K.D., ‘The Toorak Outsider’, Nation, 6 April, 1963, pp.5-6. Brian Fitzpatrick and his Labor Newsletter. Arius (C. von Hagen? von Hager?), Social Unrest (Universal and Local) and its Causes. Sydney, 1919. Ch.6: “The Independent Press”. Hughes, W.M., Crusts and Crusades. Sydney, 1947. pp.136-154: The New Order. Illawarra Trades and Labor Council, The Story of the Steel Strike of 1945. Sydney, 1947. Issued by the Illawarra Trades and Labor Council & Newcastle Trades Hall Council. Pp.62-69: Criticism of Press treatment of strike. Johnson, Clement, The Democratic Propagandist. Sydney 1910. Labor view. Labor Daily Ltd., Annual Report, 4, 1927-28. Case includes leaflets on Labor Daily strike of 1925. Labor Daily, The Australian Labor Year Book, 1934-35. Sydney, 1935. p.224: “The Labor Daily”. Labor Daily, Collection of Material issued by Unions of Labor Daily Ltd. (1936) against Proposed Amending Articles. Sydney, 1936. n.s. Labor Daily, Collection of Material issued by committees of shareholding unions of the Labor Daily Ltd., in connection with the proposal to publish a Sunday newspaper, etc. Sydney, 1936. Labor Daily Newspaper Company Ltd., Memorandum and Articles of Association. Brisbane, 1912. Labor Papers Ltd., A Concise history of the struggle for a Union-owned and controlled chain of newspapers. Sydney, 1925.

42 Labor Papers Ltd., A Little Journey to Macdonell House, Office of “The World” and Headquarters of the Chain of Labor Dailies. Sydney, n.d. 1922? Labor Papers Ltd., Prospectus etc. M Q 079/L. Contains a number of pamphlets and leaflets re Dwyer Gray and Hobart World; Grayndler’s Report for 1922; leaflet by A.C. Willis and H.E. B(oote); Labor Daily Prospectus. Labor Papers Ltd., To the Trade Unionists of Australia. Sydney, 1910. Lamond, Hector, ‘The Press: A Stolen Sword’, The Worker, 10, 17, 24 September, 1908. McRae, M.D., ‘Some Aspects of the Origins of the Tasmanian Labour Party’, Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Papers and Proceedings, 3 (2), April, 1954, pp.21-27. On The Clipper; James Paton; W.A. Woods. McRae, M.D., ‘The Tasmanian Labour Party and the Trade Unions, 1903- 1921’, Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Papers and Proceedings, 5 (1), April, 1956, pp. 4-13. On W.A. Woods; Daily Post; E. Dwyer-Grey and The World. McMahon, Hugh, ‘The Daily Newspaper Monopoly – State-Owned Newspapers. I: Are They Possible?’, The Worker, 15 July, 1905, p.5. Mansfield, B., ‘The Background to Radical Republicanism in New South Wales in the Eighteen-Eighties’, Historical Studies, Australia and N.Z., 5 (20), May, 1953, p. 339: (Australian) Radical; p.340: Republican and The Bulletin, passim. Melbourne Correspondent, A, ‘Life of “Fact”’, Nation, 19 May, 1962, p.6. Morrison, A.A., ‘The Brisbane General Strike of 1912’, Historical Studies, Australia and N.Z., 4 (14), May, 1950, p.133: Daily Strike Bulletin leaking (142) to Daily Standard. Morrison, Allan A., ‘Militant Labour in Queensland, 1912-1927’, Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 38 (5), November, 1952, pp.209-234. Advocate vs. Worker. Mugga, ‘Press – How to kill a magazine’, The Bulletin, 12 May, 1962, p.10. Muirden, Bruce, ‘The Labor Press’, letter to The Observer, 21 January, 1961, p.28. Nelson, Wallace, ‘The Death of Adam’, The Leeuwin, 1 (3), December, 1910, pp.149-151. His experience as editor of Labor’s People’s Newspaper. ‘The Labour Press and the Labour Party’, The New Order, 11 August, 1894, p.3.

43 Press v. People, in NSW Political Labor League – Handbills etc. M Q 329.31 N. Undated leaflet on Daily Telegraph and See Government. The Right Side of the Medal: The Anti-Coercion and Political Freedom League, in NSW Political Labor League – Handbills etc. M Q 329.31 N. League formed in 1913 to oppose levy for a Labor Daily. ‘The Jack Lang “Century”’, The Observer, 28 May, 1960, pp.7-8. O’Farrell, P.J., ‘The Australian Socialist League and the Labour Movement, 1888-1891’, Historical Studies, Australia and N.Z., 8 (30), May, 1958, pp.152-165. (Australian) Radical and Australian Workman. ‘The Labour Press of Australasia’, Review of Reviews, Australasian edition, 2 (1), January, 1893, pp.12-17. Ross, Lloyd, ‘Before ’, Labor Digest, May, 1946, pp.18-21. Rebel Ballads, etc. Ross, Lloyd, ‘Left Ideas in the ‘Eighties’, Labor Digest, August, 1946, pp.41-44. Bulletin, The Republican, The Radical, Australian Socialist League. Ross, Lloyd, ‘Socialist Ideals’, Meanjin, 6 (1), Autumn, 1947, pp.39-41. On Rigby’s Romance and Labor Journalism. Ross, R.S., ‘A Socialised Press’, Both Sides: A Journal of the Melbourne University Public Questions Society, 2 (1), July, 1920, p.8. Ross, Lloyd, ‘The Sting of the Hummer’, Labor Digest, March, 1946, pp.33, 35, 37. Ross, Lloyd, ‘The Tocsin Sounds’, Labor Digest, July, 1946, pp.31-33. Ross, Lloyd, William Lane and the Australian Labor Movement, Sydney, n.d., 1934-35? St. Ledger, A., Australian Socialism: A Historical Sketch of its Origin and Developments. London, 1909. Pp. 6-16: Lane and Labor and Populist Journalism. Sleeman, John H.C., The Life of J.T. Lang. Sydney, 1933. Scattered material on early Labor press and press in general, in addition to ch.17. Spence, William Guthrie, Australia’s Awakening: Thirty Years in the Life of an Australian Agitator. Sydney, n.d., 1961 (?), 1st edition 1909. ch.15: “The Press”. Official Report of the Trade Union Congress. Convened by the Sydney Labor Council and held at Trades Hall, Sydney. Sydney, 1908. 3: Admission of the Press. ‘The Symptom’, The Triad, 3 (9), 10 June, 1918, p.7. Attack on Labor journalism.

44 Turner, Henry G., The First Decade of the Australian Commonwealth. London, 1911. pp.96, 102-103, 148, 150, 162-163, 206, 254, 306. Mainly on bias of protectionist and Labor press. Villiers, L.J., The War on the Workers. Melbourne, n.d., 1918?. Pp.20-21: “The Working Class”; pp.42-43: “The Labor Government and the Labor Press”. Westralian Worker, Cash Book, November 1923-March 1928. Westralian Worker, Executive Minute Book, August, 1906 – December, 1912. Westralian Worker, List of shareholders, August, 1922. Also in this volume:- Account Book, May, 1917-May, 124. Westralian Worker, Roll Book – Annual Meetings of shareholders. February, 1912 – July, 1913. ‘The Australian Worker’, in Golden Jubilee of the A.W.U., 1936, pp.4-5. ‘The Worker’, Australian Worker, 14 February, 1962, p.5. Outline of the history of Labor Papers Ltd., with some detail concerning the A.W.U.’s role and financial involvement. ‘Australian Worker: Fifty Years a Labor Journal’, Supplement to Australian Worker, 4 February, 1942. ‘Labor’s Real Enemies. The Sole Obstacle to Reform’, The Worker, 23 November, 1901, editorial. Indifference of workers to Labor press. The “Worker’s” first seventy years: souvenir. Brisbane, 1960. ‘The Workers’ Gatling Gun’, The New Order, 16 June, 1894, p.2. On the Daily Post and NSW Dailies. Young, I.E., The Impact of J.T. Lang on the NSW Labor Party, 1929-1943, M.A. Thesis (History), University of NSW, 1963. On Labor Daily, Daily News, and planned Sunday Express.

Communist Press Bacon, E.A., ‘Launching The Guardian – A Step Forward in Queensland’, Communist Review, January, 1961, pp.20-21. Lang, John T., Communism in Australia, 2nd edition. Sydney, n.d., 1946? Ch.11: “Newspapers and Schools”. Lang, J.T., Communism is Treason. Sydney, n.d. pp.86-87: Government assistance through newsprint to C.P. Robertson, Alec, ‘Build on 40 Years of the Communist Weekly Newspapers’, Communist Review, May, 1963, pp.164-166: Includes dates of main C.P. papers. Robinson, Albert, ‘May 1 is Guardian’s 25th anniversary’, Queensland Guardian, 17 April, 1962, p.5.

45 GENERAL MATERIAL ON THE PRESS (a) General – arranged alphabetically (b) Particular material arranged according to States, then within that category, according to the names of the individual newspapers, in alphabetical order. The material issued by the newspaper itself appears before other entries about it.

General A’Beckett, Arthur W., ‘The Colonial Press’, Royal Colonial Institute, Proceedings, 38, 1906-07, pp.54-78, and Discussion: pp.78-91. Adam, H.G., Modern Problems of the Press. Melbourne, 1939. Adams, Francis, The Australians: ... Social Sketch. London, 1893, pp.48-53. ‘Newspaper Articles which Kill Trade. Lugubrious Policy Most Detrimental to Advertisers’, The Advertiser’s Monthly, 2 (5), September, 1930, pp.1, 32. Protest against depression news. ‘Something Rotten in the State of Journalism’, The Advertiser’s Monthly, March, 1930, pp.7-8. Sensationalism detracts from attention to advertisements. Allen, J.G., Editorial opinion in the contemporary British Commonwealth and Empire. In University of Colorado Studies, Series C. Studies in the Social Sciences. 1946. Archdall, M., In pursuit: A selection of editorial writings. Sydney, 1947. Audit Bureau of Circulations, Annual Report and Balance Sheet. Sydney, 1932 - . ‘Local Journalism: “Half Froth, Half Venom”’, The Australasian, 1 (4), July, 1851, pp.621-626. The Australasian Printers’ Keepsake: A Selection of Tales, Essays, Sketches, and Verse, illustrative of the craft in Australia by Victorian Compositors. Melbourne, 1885, pp.1-8: “A Brief retrospect of Australian Typography”, includes newspapers. Libra, ‘Press and Public Opinion in Australia’, The Austral-Asiatic Bulletin, 2 (6), February – March, 1939, pp.9-10. Australia. Army Education Service, The Press. Melbourne, 1945. Discussion Pamphlet 19. Australia. Army Education Service, Newspapers. Sydney, n.d. Part 1: How we got newspapers. Part 2: How newspapers work. Part 3: Present-day trends. Part 4: Where are they heading?

46 Australia Invaded – exposing the invasion of Australia by cheap, vulgar imported syndicated comic strips and press material. n.p., 1941. ‘The Austral-Asian Press’, The Australian and New Zealand Monthly Magazine, 1 (5), 1842, pp.265-275. ‘The Struggle for “The Details”’, The Australian Bystander, 20 November, 1924, p.23. Press reactions to prohibition of details of divorce cases. Cf. “The Yowl of the Dirt Merchants”. ‘The “Stunt” Press: Clean News and Moral Responsibility Wanted’, The Australian Bystander, 4 December, 1924, p.9. ‘The Yowl of the Dirt Merchants’, The Australian Bystander, 9 October, 1924, pp.15, 18. Press reactions to prohibition of details of divorce cases. Cf. “The Struggle for the Details”. ‘Newspapers’, Australian Encyclopaedia, Vol. 6, pp.312-338. Bibliography. ‘The Model Reporter’, The Australian Era, August, 1850, pp.31-32. Skit. Australian Journalists’ Association (Victorian District), A Journey into Journalism. Melbourne, 1932. 8 lectures indexed separately. ‘Newspaper Criticism’, The Australian Monthly Magazine, 2 (11), July, 1866, pp.321-324. Its arbitrariness and unreliability. Australian Newspaper Proprietors’ Association, 7,480,000 buyers: and what buyers! Sydney, n.d. 1948? Autolycus, ‘De Gaulle? Who’s He?’, The Observer, 31 May, 1958, pp.237- 238. Treatment of French Civil War. Autolycus, ‘Eggs in the afternoon’, The Observer, 28 June, 1958, pp.297- 298. Evening papers. Autolycus, ‘The General or the Nut Grass’, The Observer, 14 June, 1958, p.274. de Gaulle. Autolycus, ‘Our “Remarkable” Press’, The Observer, 17 May, 1958, p.205. Advertising and foreign affairs content of 8 morning dailies. Macmahon Ball, W. (ed.), Press Radio and World Affairs: Australia’s Outlook. Melbourne, 1938. Macmahon Ball, W., ‘The Australian Press and World Affairs’, pp.9- 33. Pearson, A.G., ‘The Australian Press and Japan’, pp.34-55. Foxcroft, E.J.B., ‘The Australian Press and the U.S.S.R.’, pp.56-75. Downing, R.I. and Foxcroft, E.J.B., ‘The Australian Press and the League of Nations in the Abyssinian War’, pp.76-105. Kerferd, G.B., ‘The Australian Press and Imperial Ideals’, pp.106-124. Macmahon Ball, W., ‘Broadcasting and World Affairs’, pp.125-146.

47 Macmahon Ball, W., ‘The Australian Press and World Affairs’, pp.9-33. in Macmahon Ball, W. (ed.), Press Radio and World Affairs: Australia’s Outlook. Melbourne, 1938.* Pearson, A.G., ‘The Australian Press and Japan’, pp.34-55. in Macmahon Ball, W. (ed.), Press Radio and World Affairs: Australia’s Outlook. Melbourne, 1938.* Foxcroft, E.J.B., ‘The Australian Press and the U.S.S.R.’, pp.56-75. in Macmahon Ball, W. (ed.), Press Radio and World Affairs: Australia’s Outlook. Melbourne, 1938. Downing, R.I. and Foxcroft, E.J.B., ‘The Australian Press and the League of Nations in the Abyssinian War’, pp.76-105. in Macmahon Ball, W. (ed.), Press Radio and World Affairs: Australia’s Outlook. Melbourne, 1938.* Kerferd, G.B., ‘The Australian Press and Imperial Ideals’, pp.106-124. in Macmahon Ball, W. (ed.), Press Radio and World Affairs: Australia’s Outlook. Melbourne, 1938.* Macmahon Ball, W., ‘Broadcasting and World Affairs’, pp.125-146. in Macmahon Ball, W. (ed.), Press Radio and World Affairs: Australia’s Outlook. Melbourne, 1938.* Banner, Franklin C., A Study of the Australian Press. Pennsylvania State College, 1950. Barbor, Edward, They went their way. Traralgon (Vic.), 1960. ch.41: “Press, Premiers and People”, pp.170-174; ch.42: “A real ‘Working Journalist’”, pp.175-178. Bartlett, Norman ‘Culture and Comics’, Meanjin, 13 (1), Autumn, 1954, pp.5-18. Includes material on connections of newspaper companies with comic printers and distributors (11-12). Battye, J.S., ‘Early Journalism in the West’, The Forum, 1 (13), 8 November, 1922, p.14. Baxter, Harry, A Reporter’s Experiences. 2nd and enlarged edition, Brisbane, 1946. Bedford, Randolph, ‘Journalism in America and Australia’, The Fourth Estate (USA), 1922. n.s. Extract in The Journalist, 15 September, 1922, p.191. Bedford, Randolph, Naught to Thirty-Three. Sydney, n.d., 1944?. Pp.131- 132, 136, 149, 256-257, 279-280. Belson, William A., Mass Media Research. Sydney, 1961. Includes discussion of effect of TV on newspapers (in ). Benn, Phillip (W.H. Cazaly), ‘Jelks: an “Inside” Story of Journalism’, The Triad, 11 (8), June, 1926, pp.18, 20, 22, 24. Skit.

48 Bennett, Harry B., ‘The Press and Rationalism’, The First Sydney Rationalist Annual. Sydney, 1914, p.42. Press ignores, misrepresents rationalism. Cf. R.P. Aman, ‘Our First Annual’, ibid, p.43. Aman, R.P., ‘Our First Annual’, The First Sydney Rationalist Annual. Sydney, 1914, p.43.* Bennetts, John, Press, Parliament and Public Interest. Melbourne, 1962. Biggs, Leonard V., ‘Journalist: What of the Night? The Cure of Present Discontents’, Bohemia, 1 (1), April, 1939, p.2. Study press critically. Black, Arthur, ‘In defence of Editors’, letter to The Observer, 4 March, 1961, pp.26-27. Bonwick, James, Curious Facts of Old Colonial Days. London, 1870. pp.157-161: “The First Newspaper in Australia”; pp.295-298: “The First Newspaper in Van Diemen’s Land”; pp.299-303: “The Gazette”; pp.309-312: “The Early Launceston Press; pp.314-319: “Persecution of the Press”. Bonwick, James, ‘Early Struggles of the Australian Press. London, 1890. ‘The Power of the Press’, Boomerang, 4 February, 1888. Brigden, J.B., ‘The Commercial Press: The Chief Problem of Democracy’, in W.L.A. of Tasmania, Sources of Opinion. Hobart, 1927. pp.1-5. “The Press and the People: Truth, News and Secret of Power”, ibid, pp.6-12. “The Press and the People: Truth, News and Secret of Power”, in W.L.A. of Tasmania, Sources of Opinion. Hobart, 1927., pp.6-12.* Brogden, Stanley, The Story behind your Newspapers. Melbourne, n.d. For children. Browne, Spencer, A Journalist’s Memoirs. Brisbane, 1927. Esp. chs: 7, 23, 24, 30. The Bulletin, 1 July, 1893, p.5. A paper run by journalists wanted. ‘A Partial Press’, The Bulletin, 7 May, 1887, p.5. ‘Abusing the Press’, The Bulletin, 9 October, 1880, p.1. Parkes; Sir James Martin. The Bulletin, 25 June, 1887, p.6. Bias in treatment of Letters to the Editor. ‘Candid Criticism’, The Bulletin, 21 August, 1880, p.1. ‘The Coming Daily Paper’, The Bulletin, 29 July, 1893. pp.4-5. Need for “straight, honest, democratic daily”. The Bulletin, 9 April, 1892, p.7. Condensation needed. Critic, ‘The Awful Press – Goulburn and After’, The Bulletin, 4 August, 1962, pp.28-29. Press treatment of the issue. Discus, ‘The Awful Press – The Noble Art of Cricketrite’, The Bulletin, 24 November, 1962, pp.23-24.

49 ‘The Dishonest “Hansard”’, The Bulletin, 23 November, 1895, p.7. On its Bowdlerizing. ‘”Great” English Papers’, The Bulletin, 12 May, 1888, pp.4-5. Parkes and the Press. ‘Lawyers and Journalists’, The Bulletin, 7 July, 1883, p.1. ‘Newspapers’, The Bulletin, 18 September, 1880, p.1. Suppression. The Bulletin, 29 September, 1888, p.5. On headings. ‘The Press “Ring”’, The Bulletin, 27 September, 1890, pp.7-8. Fans discord of “Toryism and Trade-Unionism”. ‘Respectable Journalism’, The Bulletin, 28 February, 1880, p.1. ‘Sir James Martin as a Libeller’, The Bulletin, 13 May, 1882, pp.1-2. ‘Sunday Papers’, The Bulletin, 23 April, 1887, p.4. Defence of their sale. ‘Suppression Again’, The Bulletin, 17 March, 1883, p.1. The Bulletin, 16 December, 1961, pp.14-15. Skits of metropolitan newspapers. [Skits of metropolitan newspapers], The Bulletin, 16 December, 1961, pp.14-15.* ‘Wanted – A Democratic Daily Paper’, The Bulletin, 3 December, 1892, pp.4-5. ‘Wanted – A Newspaper”. The Bulletin, 23 February, 1889, p.5. A Protectionist one. ‘Wanted – A Radical Daily Paper’, The Bulletin, 23 December, 1892, pp.6-7. ‘What is a Religious Paper’, The Bulletin, 17 March, 1883, p.11. Burns, Creighton, Parties and People. Melbourne, 1961. pp.8, 11, 2-28, 29- 30, 35, 55, 59, 61-62, 139, 141, 147, 149, Appendix 4. Button, Henry, Flotsam and Jetsam. Hobart, n.d., 1909? Byrnes, (Rev.?) William L., ‘The Early Press’, Manly, 1 (1), 1916, pp.86-89. Cairns, J.F., ‘Attacks on Office of Education’, Meanjin, 8 (1), Autumn, 1949, pp.51-54. Cairns, J.F., ‘Short Steps and Public Opinion’, Meanjin, 6 (4), Summer, 1947, pp.266-267. Proposed Labor policy to lead public opinion. Calwell, Arthur A., ‘Telling Australia’s Story to the World’, Labor Digest, 1 (6), August, 1945, pp.29-33. Australian Department of Information and its press critics. Australian Journalist, An, ‘The Daily Press at the Antipodes’, Chamber’s Journal, 27 December, 1888, pp.805-808. Clark, C.M.H., A History of Australia, I. Melbourne, 1962. pp.99, 109, 139, 153, 205-206, 207, 257, 272, 308, 325, 327, 328. Clark, Colin, Australian Hopes and Fears. London, 1958. pp.306-307: Press of 1900-1910 and Sidney Webb’s views on it.

50 Clarke, Duncan, Meet the Press. Melbourne, 1962. Cockerill, George, Scribblers and Statesmen. Sydney, n.d., 1944? Codlin, G.S., The Newspaper of To-Day. Sydney, 1935. Cole, Percival R., ‘The Australian Press’, in his Great Australians – A Reader for Schools, 3rd edition, Sydney, n.d. (1918?), pp.57-60. ‘Periodical Literature’, Colonial Literary Journal, 1, 1844, pp.2-3. ‘A Paper – of Opinion’, The Colonial Monthly, 1, N.S., November, 1867, pp.33-348. Suppression etc. Conley, W.G., ‘The Making of a Newspaper’, The Waddy, 1 (12) – 2 (2), June – August, 1920. June, 1920: 28, 30-32, 34; July, 1920: 46, 48; August, 1920: 30, 32. Conley, W.G., ‘Responsibility of the Daily Newspaper’, Australasia Advertiser’s Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923. Sydney, 1923, pp.63-66. Connell, W.F., Francis, B.P., and Skilbeck, Elizabeth E., Growing Up in an Australian City: A Study of Adolescents in Sydney. Melbourne, 1957. ch.12: “Reading: Newspapers and Comic Strips”. Corden, W.M., ‘Towards a History of the Australian Press’, Meanjin, 15 (2), Winter, 1956, pp.171-184 & Corrigendum ibid, 15 (4), Summer, 1956, p.444. Courtney, Victor, All I May Tell: A Journalist’s Story. London, 1956. Crisp, L.F., The Parliamentary Government of the Commonwealth of Australia. 2nd edition. London, 1954. pp.49-54: Press. ‘Press Franks’, The Critic, 8 November, 1873, pp.85-86. Press should not receive free passes. ‘Freedom of the Press’, Current Affairs Bulletin, 5 (12), 27 February, 1950. Bibliography. ‘Newspapers’, Current Affairs Bulletin, 5 (11), 13 February, 1950. Bibliography. Curthoys, Roy L., ‘The Press and its Critics’, Australian Quarterly, September, 1936, pp.55-64. Cusack, Dymphna, ‘Mystery of a Novel Competition’, Meanjin, 10 (1), Autumn, 1951, pp.55-60. Her troubles with Consolidated Press and Brian Penton with Come in Spinner. ‘The Sunday Newspaper’, Daily Post, 31 January, 1895, p.3. Dark, E.P., ‘Political Bias of the Press’, Meanjin, 8 (1), Autumn, 1949, pp.23-29. Dark, E.P., The Press Against the People. Bankstown, n.d., 1949? Dark, E.P., The World Against Russia. Sydney, 1948, pp.270-284.

51 Davidson, J.E., ‘Journalism in Australia’, The Mid-Pacific Magazine, 23 (2), February, 1922, pp.131-138. Dawes, Allan, Caesar’s Ghost: The Journalist, The Statesman, The Spokesman. Melbourne, 1946. Bibliography. Dilke, Charles Wentworth, Problems of a Greater Britain. London, 1890, pp.155, 574: Press influence. Dixon, M.F., ‘Bold Experiment in Nationally-Owned News Service’, Meanjin, 1 (4), Autumn, 1955, pp.115-120. A.B.C. News Service. Dixon, M.F., ‘Inside the A.B.C.’, Century, 12 January, 1962 – MS of a book printed in weekly installments, material on ABC news service and its battle with the press. Dowie, Rev. John Alex., The Drama, The Press, and the Pulpit. Sydney, 1879. Dunbabin, T., ‘Selling Australia’, Life Digest, 10 January, 1948, pp.43-44. Australian News Bureau. Eggleston, F.W., ‘The Federal Elections’, The Austral-Asiatic Bulletin, 4 (4), October – November, 1940, pp.7-8. Press influence. Eggleston, F.W., ‘The Political Situation in Australia’, The Austral-Asiatic Bulletin, 3 (6), February-March, 1940, pp.9-10. Press and Menzies. Elkin, A.P., Our Opinions and the National Effort. Sydney, 1941. ch.5: “Newspapers”. Emery, F.E. and Osser, O.A. with the assistance of Joan Tully, Information, Decision and Action: A study of the psychological determinants of change in farming techniques. Melbourne, 1958. Part II., ch.1: “Impersonal Mass Media”. Encel, S., Cabinet Government in Australia. Melbourne, 1962. pp.286-287, 291-292: Press and Cabinet secrecy. Fabian Society of NSW, Towards a free Press. Sydney, 1949. cf. Windeyer. Ferres, John (comp.), William Caxton: a contribution in commemoration of the festival held in Melbourne, 1871, to celebrate the fourth Centenary of the First Printing in the English Language. Melbourne, 1871. pp.15-16: “The Press in Victoria”. Fitzgerald, J.K., ‘Newspapers Attacked – Royal Commission on the Press Demanded’, Tomorrow, 1 (3), May, 1946, pp.3-4. Sir Charles FitzRoy to Earl Grey, 10 January,1848. Historical Records of Australia, Series I., vol.26, pp.167-172. Fletcher, C. Brunsdon, Life and Education. Sydney, 1927. Fletcher, C. Brunsdon, Standards of Empire: The Making of a Journalist. Sydney, 1924.

52 Foxcroft, E.J.B., ‘Public Opinion’, in Australian Home Front: A Wartime Record 1939-1941. (Wartime Project Series – No.1, Research Section, Australian Institute of International Affairs), Melbourne, 1941. pp.43- 48. Gordon, Ronald, ‘Twenty-Three Days Hard Labour’, Nation, 27 February, 1960, p.13. Press treatment of Queen’s baby. Gott, K.D., ‘The Red Page – What’s Wrong with the Press’, The Bulletin, 21 July, 1962, pp.37-38. Gould, Nat, Town and Bush: Stray Notes on Australia. London, 1896. ch.17: “The Australian Press”. Grattan, C. Hartley, Introducing Australia. Sydney, 1949. pp.142-143: Bias. Grattan, C. Hartley, Responsibilities of a Journalist Today. Melbourne, 1937. Green, H.M., A History of Australian Literature. 2 vols. Sydney, 1961. I: chaps. 5, 8, 10, 13, 15, 20; II: chaps.: 15, 21. Groom, Maurice C., Within the Shadow. Melbourne, 1926. Part II, ch. v, pp.97-101: “Our Press”. Grover, Montague, ‘Man Bites Dog’, Focus Monthly, 2 (11), January, 1948, pp.9-10. What happens to ex-newspaper men. Gunther, Neil, ‘Don’t Take Your Newspapers for Granted’, Talk, 1 (11), February, 1947, pp.12-14. Hamilton, W.S., ‘The Kangaroo Affair’, Australian Quarterly, 34 (3), September, 1962, pp. 47-52. Press and public reactions to ABC screening of a kangaroo shoot. Harboard, R., ‘News Makes News – Best of all is Sex’, Tomorrow, 1 (9), November, 1946, pp.5-6. Hardy, Frank, The Hard Way: The Story behind “Power without Glory”. London, 1961. Includes press treatment of case, see also pp.31-33. Harper, Andrew, Rev., The Honorable James Balfour, M.L.C.. Melbourne, 1918. ch.14: Press activities (Daily Telegraph). Harper, Norman and Sissons, David, Australia and the United Nations. New York, 1959. pp.92-95, 298-316. Harris, Max, ‘The Blight of Mass Communication’, Voice, 3 (3), December, 1953, p.21. Hasluck, Paul, The Government and the People, 1939-1941. Canberra, 1952. pp.237, 238-241, 261, 385, 566. Hasluck, The Hon. Paul, Telling the Truth in a Democracy. Sydney, 1956. Hastings, Peter, ‘The Press, The Press, The Awful Press: The Search for Michael Rockefeller’, The Bulletin,, 23 December, 1961, pp.18-19. cf. letter, ibid, 30 December, 1961, p.24 from T.A. Skarratt.

53 Haviland, Cyril, ‘Misplaced Patronage, The Liberal, 22 September, 1883, p.5. Why do workers read trash? ‘The Publisher’, Heads of the People, 25 March, 1848. Hesy, Kit, ‘The Free Press’, Tomorrow, 1 (2), April, 1946, p. 6. Bias. Hetherington, John, Australians: Nine Profiles. Melbourne, 1960. Peter Russo: The Imperious Crusader, pp.21-42. Hugh D. McIntosh: The Unrepentant Buccaneer, pp.43-62. Keith Murdoch: The Man in the Paper Mask, pp.81-103. : The Struggle for Wilmot, pp.104-125. Hewett, Dorothy, ‘The Press and the Local Writer’, Westerly, 3, 1961, pp.25-27. Higgins, Henry Bournes, A New Province of Law and Order. Sydney, 1922, pp.142-143: Bias. Hill, H.R., ‘Certified Circulation’, Austral[as]ian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923. Sydney, 1923. pp.73-76. Hoare, Benjamin, Looking Back Gaily. Melbourne, 1926. chs.: 2-3, 12, 20, 22, 37. Holden, W. Sprague, Australia Goes to Press. Melbourne, 1962. Bibliography. Holman, W.A., ‘Press Association Address’, n.d., Mitchell Uncat. MSS. Set 111. On signed articles. Holt, Edgar, ‘Thunder Without Lightning – the decline and fall of leader writing’, Southerly, 4, 1957, pp.182-185. Horniblow, S.G.W., Can there be a perfect Newspaper? Melbourne, 1947. Howarth, R.G., ‘The State of Culture’, The Australasian Book News and Literary Journal, 2 (1), July, 1947, pp.25-26. Hubble, William C., ‘”Quality” in Circulation: What Audited Certificates Should Show’, Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923. Sydney, 1923. pp. 77-79. Hutton, Geoffrey, 23rd Arthur Norman Smith Memorial Lecture in Journalism. Melbourne, 1960. On drama, film etc. criticism in press. Ifould, W.H., ‘Moulding Public Opinion’, in W.G.K. Duncan (ed.), Educating a Democracy. Sydney, 1936. pp.116-143. pp.124-132: The Press. ‘The Colonial Newspaper Press’, The Illustrated Australian Magazine, 2, 1851, pp.220-223, 275-294. ‘Flood of Periodicals’, Imperial Review, 1 (4), June, 1880, pp.2-11. ‘Local Journalism’, Imperial Review, No. 44 (1906?), pp.62-63. ‘Morning Paper’, Imperial Review, No. 40 (1904?), pp.54-55. ‘Our Journalism’, Imperial Review, 38 (1903?), pp.40-41.

54 The Index, 18 October, 1862. Anti-Freemason. 2: Attack on Press; 7: Attack on Advertisements. Ingleton, Geoffrey Chapman, True Patriots All, or News from Early Australia, - as told in a Collection of Broadsides. Sydney, 1952, cf. Mackaness. Inglis, K.S., ‘Cancelling Out’, Nation, 22 October, 1960, pp.12-13. Press treatment of Menzies at U.N. Inglis, K.S., ‘The Cross of Lorraine’, Nation, 16 July, 1960, p.8. Treatment of Lorraine Crapp’s engagement. Inglis, K.S., ‘The Daily Papers’, in Peter Coleman (ed.), Australian Civilization: A Symposium. Melbourne, 1962. Inglis, K.S., ‘Judgement at Armidale’, Nation, 112, 9 February, 1963, pp.5-6. Summary of I[nglis]’s lecture on the Press at New England University Seminar on Mass Communications, and comments on two press reports of the lecture. Inglis, K.S., ‘Press – A Year of Dailies’, Nation, 14 January, 1961, p.7. Innes, G., ‘The Australian Press’, in Warren G. Harding (ed.), The Press Congress of the World in Hawaii. Columbia, 1922, pp.547-556. J., C.E., ‘Morality and the Press’, The Liberal, 22 September, 1883, p.3. J., C.E., ‘The Press’, The Liberal, 21 July, 1883, p.2. Commercialism; mirror of evil. Kett, W.G., ‘Optometrical journalism in Australia’, Australian Journal of Optometry, April-May, 1959, pp.146-149. Knight, Hattie, Candour and Cant. Melbourne, 1931. pp.65-68: “The News”. Kotze, Stefan, Australian Sketches, tr. and adapted L.L. Politzer. Melbourne, 1945. pp.98-105: “Experiences in Early Australian Journalism”. Lack, Clem, History of Australian Journalism, 4 lectures, Journalism B Course, University of Queensland. n.d. Roneoed Lahuppe, Thomy, Notes sur l’Australie. Saint Denis, 1865. ch.8, esp. pp.160-163. Author was correspondent of Le Moniteur. Lang, J.T., I Remember. Sydney, n.d., 1956. ch.1: “McNamara’s Bookshop was Labor’s cradle”. ch.18: “Censorship as a weapon”. ch.54: “Hugh D. McIntosh and the Cenotaph”. ch.73: “The night the Press Nabob wept”. ch.74: “How the Labor Daily was wrecked”. By One Who Has Suffered, ‘Betting and the Press’, The Lantern, 7 October, 1876, p.9. Awfulness of betting and its encouragement by the press. Lowther, Fred L., ‘Broadcasting Infamy’, The Practical Parrot, 1 (7), July, 1936, pp.19-20. Press undermines Empire.

55 Lowther, Fred L., In Northcliffe’s Service. Sydney, 1927. Right Wing. McDaniel, C. Yates, Can the Free Press Survive the Second World War? Melbourne, 1942. Mackaness, G., ‘A Dissertation on Almanacks’, Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal, xlvii (4), August, 1961, pp.222-234. Mackaness, George, ‘Australian Broadsides and “True Patriots All”’, Australian Quarterly, 25 (2), June, 1953, pp.95-102. cf. Ingleton. McKay, Claude, ‘Soliloquy on the Australian Press’, Australian Quarterly, 11 (1), March, 1939, pp.71-78. McKay, Claude, This is the Life: The Autobiography of a Newspaperman. Sydney, 1961. Mackenzie, Jeanne, Australian Paradox. Melbourne, 1961. pp.151-152: Press. McKenzie, W., ‘Newspaper Circulation in Australasia: How it is built up’, Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923. Sydney, 1923, pp.69-72. McLachlan, A.H., Readership and Responsibility. Melbourne, 1954. McNair, W.A., Radio Advertising in Australia. Sydney, 1937. See Index under “Newspapers”, and under name of particular papers. Mander, A.E., Public Enemy The Press. Melbourne, 1944. Marshall, A.J., Australia Limited. Sydney, 1942. pp.79-80. ‘The Press Talks Rot About Our Intellectuals’, Mary’s Own Paper, August, 1957, p.2. On J.D. Pringle’s lectures. Mayer, Henry, Loveday, Peter, Westerway, Peter, ‘Images of Politics: an analysis of letters to the press on the Richardson Report’, Australian Journal of Politics and History, 6 (2), November, 1960, pp.173-175. S., G., ‘Comment’, Meanjin, 16 (3), September, 1957, pp.228, 332. On J.M.D. Pringle’s lectures. Millar, T.L., Odds and Ends About Newspapers. Sydney, 1901. Scrapbook. Miller, E. Morris, Australian Literature from its beginnings to 1935. A descriptive and bibliographical survey of books by Australian authors in poetry, drama, fiction, criticism and anthology, with subsidiary entries to 1938. Melbourne, 1940. Miller, E. Morris, Pressmen and Governors. Sydney, 1952. Miller, J.D.B., Australian Government and Politics. 2nd edition, London, 1959. pp.37-39: The Press. ‘Early Struggles of the Colonial Press’, (Mitchell’s) Newspaper Press Directory, London, 1905. pp.306-321. Australia. Useful photographs.

56 ‘Fearful Epidemic Among the Newspapers’, Monthly Almanac and Illustrated Commentator, Adelaide, 1850, pp.16-17. Skit on increased ambitions and circulation. Mountain, Alexander, I Protest (In a hundred thousand words ...). The (150) Letters and Articles (To the Press, Etc.) of “Sandor Berger”. Sydney, 1962. Muirden, Bruce, ‘Our Press’, Overland, 24, Spring, 1962, pp.47-48. Review of W. Sprague Holden’s Australia Goes to Press, with general remarks. Murdoch, R.K., Press and Public, Mass Media Conference, University of New England, Armidale, January, 1962. Typescript. ‘The Press’, Murray’s Austral-Asiatic Review, 1 (4), August, 1828, pp.489- 493. Review of existing publications. ‘”Anonymity” of Journalists’, My Note-Book, 30 March, 1859, p.947. cf. also ‘Our Own Correspondents’, ibid, 7 February, 1857, p.43. ‘Our Own Correspondents’, My Note-Book, 7 February, 1857, p.43. c.f. ”Anonymity” of Journalists’, My Note-Book, 30 March, 1859, p.947.* Nadel, George, Australia’s Colonial Culture: Ideas, Men and Institutions in Mid-Nineteenth Century Eastern Australia. Melbourne, 1957. ch.8: “The Press”. Bibliography. ‘Newcastle Edition’, by a correspondent in Nation, 11 March, 1961, pp.6-7. ‘Shakespeare Editions’, Nation, 11 August, 1962, pp.10-13. On papers in Canberra. ‘The Australian Press’, The New Outlook, 31 May, 1922, pp.87-88. Bias; yellow press; newsagents. Government Printing Department, N.S.W., The, Historical and Descriptive Notes for the Period Ending 31 December, 1880. Sydney, 1881. New South Wales, Official Report of the National Australasian Convention Debates. Sydney, 1891, pp.13-21. Discussion on admission of Press. Newman, K. ‘Planners and the Press’, Australian Planning Institute Journal, June, 1962, pp.45-48. News of the day, 1 (1-8), July, 7-15, 1955. Sydney, 1955. Morning paper issued by the striking printers and journalists in opposition to 4 Sydney daily newspapers. Title varies: Nos. 1-4 The news. News, The, 1 (1-8), July, 7-15, 1955. Sydney, 1955. Morning paper issued by the striking printers and journalists in opposition to 4 Sydney daily newspapers. Title varies: Nos. 5-8 News of the day.* Norman, Albert, ‘Australian Press Has Popular Support’, Monthly Bulletin of the International Press Institute, 4 (9), January, 1956, pp.5-6.

57 Norton, James, Australian Essays, on Subjects Political, Moral, and Religious. London, 1857. ch.4 “The Press of Australia”. ‘The Comics Business’, The Observer, 10 December, 1960, pp.5-6. O’Connor, V.J.A., ‘Comics v. Culture. Syndication threatens our way of life’, Focus, 3 (5), September, 1948, pp.1-3. ‘The Australian Press: The First Half Century’, Old Times, 1 (2), May, 1903, pp.156-157. Olley, A.K., Post-Television Social Survey: The Effects of Television on Interests and Activities of Families and Persons in Sydney. Sydney, 1962. Includes Reading. C.f. J.F. Clark. Owen, J.E., The Road to Peace – An Experiment in Friendship across the Barriers. Melbourne, 1952. Convener of Australian Convention on Peace and War; unsuccessful attempts to buy advertising space for it. Civis, ‘Echoes from the Poole Murder Case: Reactions of B.S.I.P. Residents to Australian Newspaper Sensationalism’, Pacific Islands Monthly, 26 (11), June, 1956, pp.103-113. Page, Sir Earle, Truant Surgeon. Sydney, 1963. pp.42, 54, 55, 77, 106, 121, 214, 222, 224. ‘Gentlemen, the Press’, Pandemonium, 1 (2), March, 1934, pp.1-3. On press treatment of Major Douglas’ visit. Pearson, Charles H., National Life and Character. London, 1894. pp.333- 338. ‘The Defections of the London Press’, The People’s Advocate and New South Wales Vindicator, 20 January, 1858, p.1. Phillips, Edith, ‘A study in blood donor motivation’, The Medical Journal of Australia, 4 November, 1961, ii., pp.742-746. Media, including press through which people heard of work of blood transfusion service. Podem, Harold, ‘Film Reviews and the Law of Libel’, Focus Monthly, 1 (10), November, 1945, p.13-14. ‘On the Principles that should govern Public Writers, Illustrated from the Recent Libel Cases, Hill, v. Parker, etc.’, The Politician, April, 1851, pp.13-18. ‘Our Opening Page’, The Politician, April, 1851, p.1. Functions of newspapers vs. magazines. Pringle, J.M.D., ‘Press Must Please Masses of People’, Newspaper News, July, 1957, pp.3, 20. The text of this important Arthur Norman Smith Memorial Lecture does not seem to have been printed, and this is a summary with extensive extracts of. ‘Intellectuals and the Press’, Meanjin, 16 (3), Spring, 1957, pp.299-300 (Extract) and ‘Comment’,

58 ibid, pp.228, 332: “The Press talks Rot About Our Intellectuals’, Mary’s Own Paper, August, 1957, p.2. ‘Achievements of the Press’, The Quadrilateral, 1 (5), May, 1874, pp.105- 107. General praise. Rawson, D.W., Australia Votes. The 1958 Federal Election. Melbourne, 1961. ch.7: “The Metropolitan Press”. Rawson, D.W. and Holtzinger, Susan M., Politics in Eden-Monaro. London, 1958, pp.73, 107-108: “Newspapers”. Rayner, S.A., The special Vocabulary of Service. Melbourne, 1951. Tests of children’s understanding of words, partly drawn from newspapers. Reid, J. Arbuckle, The Australian Reader. Selections from Leading Journals on Memorable Historic Events. Melbourne, 1882. pp.8-10: J.A. Reid “Newspapers Past and Present” includes numbers in relation to population. Report from the Select Committee on Transportation. London, 1837. pp.235- 242: Evidence of deals with influence of emancipists on press and with advertising and circulation. Richards, W.O., ‘An Appeal for an Audit Bureau of Circulations’, Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1924. Sydney, 1924, pp.43-44. Riley, W.R., ‘Toasting the Press’, The Atheneum, 1, 1875, pp.237-239, 245. Ruhen, Olaf, ‘Where Editors Fail’, The Observer, 4 February, 1961, pp.5-6. Russell, E., The First Social Columnist. [n.d.]. Typescript. Ryan, Jno. Tighe, ‘About Interviewing’, The Antipodean, 2nd edition, London, 1892. pp.60, 68. ‘Ourselves’, The Scorpion, 1 (1), 24 April, 1895, p.4. Bias of press. Scott, Winnifred, ‘The Growth of the Australian Press’, Society of Arts, Journal, 52, 2 September, 1904, pp.775-780; 9 September, 1904, pp.785-792. Sleeman, John H.C., The Life of J. T. Lang. Sydney, 1933. Scattered material on early Labor press and press in general, in addition to ch.17. Smith, Julian (Tom Fitzgerald), Newspaper Reporting and Modern Reportage. A Lecture to the Writers’ League. Sydney, n.d. 1935. Includes “Report of First National Australian Writers’ League Conference”. Sommerlad, Ernest C., Mightier than the Sword. Sydney, 1950. Sommerlad, Ernest C., ‘Australia and New Zealand’, in UNESCO, The Training of Journalists. Paris, 1958, pp.217-218. Sommerlad, Ernest C., Evolution of the Australian Press, 1919-1952. Sydney, 1952. Typescript.

59 ‘The use and advantages of Colonial Periodical Literature’, The South Australian Magazine, 1841-1852, pp.1-8. Sowden, W.J., The Roving Editors. Adelaide, 1919. Report on visit of delegation of Australian editors to U.K. Stromlo, ‘The Oracles of Shanty Town: a little punditry on Canberra’s pundits’, Nation, 28 February, 1959, pp.10-13. Parliamentary Press Gallery. C.f. letter, Nation, 14 March, 1959, pp.15-16. Sydney Correspondent, A, ‘No Love in the Afternoon’, The Bulletin, 24 June, 1961, pp.4-5. ‘The Newspaper Market’, Sydney Punch, 24 August, 1867, p.105. ‘The Newspaper Press as an Educator’, Sydney University Magazine, 1 (4), July, 1878, pp.209-212. Telegus – Produced by the cadets of the Australian Consolidated Press. Thomson, R.J., ‘The Effects of Mass Media on the Individual’, Synopsis of paper read at Conference on Mass Media, University of New England, Armidale, 27 January, 1962. Roneoed. Bibliography. Thwing, C.F., Human Australasia. New York, 1923. ch.7: “The Newspaper”. ‘Facts About the Press – Working Journalists demand Reform’, Tomorrow, 1 (4), June, 1946, pp.12-13. ‘Have the Gloucesters Failed?’, Tomorrow, 1 (1), March, 1946, pp.13, 20. Press build up of Gloucesters. ‘The Hell Ship or Much Ado About Nothing – a Serio-Politico-Comedy- Fantasy (in Technicolor) especially written for Tomorrow by William Shakespeare Junior’, Tomorrow 1 (2), April 1946, pp.10-11. Skit on Menzies, Harrison, Murdoch, John Butters, Lloyd Dumas, Jo Gullett, W. Fairfax, Rupert Henderson, and A.A. Calwell. ‘Tomorrow – Published in the People’s Interest’, Tomorrow, 1 (1), March, 1946, p.15. Editorial aims include check on “fiercely partisan” press. Treharne, Bryceson, ‘The Stage and the Press’, The Bookfellow, 1, 1911- 1912, p.66. Puffs. ‘Gentlemen, The Press’, The Triad, 8 (4), 10 January, 1923, pp.37-38. An item ‘The Press’ (8 (1), 10 October, 1922, p.45) announced “a series of articles” but this general one was the only one printed, marked “To be continued”, it was not continued. ‘Obiter Dicta’, The Triad, 4 (2), 10 November, 1918, pp.3-4. On headlines concerning Australian soldiers. ‘Obiter Dicta’, The Triad, 8 (11), 10 August, 1923, pp.5-6. Daily Mail, Smith’s Weekly and Theatre criticism. ‘Obiter Dicta – Overdoing It’, The Triad, 4 (8), May, 1919, p.3. Sunday papers.

60 ‘Obiter Dicta – Wobbly Sherlocks’, The Triad, 7 (11), 10 August, 1922, p.12. Reporters and police news. ‘Sir Henry Bradden trusts the Press’, The Triad, 9 (4), February, 1924, p.11. Skit. ‘Studies in Style’, The Triad, 9 (10), 11 August, 1924, p.54. How six papers would present the same item. Sydney Journalist, A, ‘The Prohibition to Come’, The Triad, 10 (12), 11 October, 1925, p.18. “Newspapers are more deadly menace than is Alcohol”. ‘The Journalistic Picnic’, The Triad, 3 (11), 10 August, 1918, p.48. Delegation of Australian editors to England. Cf. Sowden. ‘Treasonable Sentiment and the Press’, The Triad, 2 (7), 10 April, 1917, pp.3-4. On publicity given to Archbishop Mannix. ‘What do you think of your Newspaper’, The Triad, 9 (8), 10 June, 1924, p.24. Competition. Answers too libellous to allow award of prizes (‘The “Newspaper” Competition’, The Triad, 9 (12), 10 October, 1924, p.25). ‘Writers take the Offensive’, The Triad, 2 (2), 10 November, 1916, p.7. Formation of Australian Authors’ and Writers’ Guild. Truman, T.C., ‘The Press and the 1951 Federal Elections’, Australian Quarterly, 23 (4), 1951, pp.33-44. Turnbull, Clive, ‘Journalism’, in Grattan, C.H. (ed.), Australia. London, 1947. pp.313-325. Bibliography. Turner, H.G. and Sutherland, A., The Development of Australian Literature. London, 1898. Twopeny, R.E.N., Town Life in Australia. London, 1883. pp.221-242: “Newspapers”. ‘Newspaper Reading’, United Australia, 2 (5), November, 1901, pp.2-3. Evanescence of news; parochialism of press. USP-Benson Pty. Ltd., The Housewife’s Day. Melbourne, 1961. p.37: Newspaper reading. Country Editor, A, ‘The Education of an Australian Journalist’, The Victorian Review, 6 (35), 1 September, 1882, pp.534-539. ‘The Press’, View, 1 (2), March, 1946, pp.2-3. Yellow journalism; alien- baiting; slickness. Walker, Alan, Coaltown: A Social Survey of Cessnock. Melbourne, 1945. pp.30, 115: Newspaper reading. Walker, J.P., The First Hundred Years of Strikes in Australia. Melbourne, 1945. On early strikes.

61 Warrick, Arthur, ‘The Press – a well-behaved and a spoilt child’, Vision, July, 1961, p.5. Warrick, Arthur, ‘The Press – Policies and Prejudices’, Vision, September, 1962, p,5. Webb, John E., So Much for Sydney! Sydney, 1956. Ch.5: “The Press, Gentlemen”. Webb, Leicester, Communism and Democracy in Australia. Melbourne, 1954. ch.8: “Newspapers”. ‘Australian newspaper companies and their publications’, Weekly Review (London), 19 February, 1960, pp.5-7. Whiteman, L.A., ‘Newspaper Reading Interests of High School Boys’, Forum of Education, 9 (3), April, 1951. Wilcher, Lewis, Education, Press, Radio. Melbourne, 1948. Wilcher, L.C., ‘The Press To-Day’, The Australian Rhodes Review, 3, 1937, pp.69-75. Wildavsky, A. and Carboch, D., Studies in Australian Politics. Melbourne, 1958. pp.112?, 148, 160-161, 216, 245-248. Windeyer, Richard, ‘Functions of the Press’, Australian Quarterly, 22 (1), March, 1950, pp.77-87. A critical review of the NSW Fabian Society’s Towards a free Press. Winton, R., ‘Medical Journalism in Australia and New Zealand’, Medical Journal of Australia, 20 May, 1961, pp.723-726. Woolacott, L.L., ‘The Recurrent Thrill’, The Triad, 7 (11), 10 August, 1922, p.47. Need for personal columns.

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62 Campbell, Ian, State Ballot: The NSW General Election of March 1962. Sydney, 1963. pp.42-43: The Press. Clark, J.F. and Olley, A.K., Pre-Television Social Survey: The Interests and Activities of Families in Sydney. 2 vols. Sydney, 1958. Ellis, M.H., John Macarthur. Sydney, 1955. pp.496, 502-503: Bias of radical editors. Flanagan, Roderick, The History of NSW .... London, 1962. Vol. I. pp.252, 287-289, 297-299, 305-307, 314-315, 318. Hall, Richard, ‘Press Council? “Curse the Press”’, The Bulletin, 25 August, 1962, p.6. ‘Journalism’, in Industrial Progress of NSW: Unpublished Papers. 1882. Historical sketch. Lang, John Dunmore, ‘The Colonial Press’, in his An historical and statistical account of NSW .... 2nd edition. Vol. 2, ch. 1x, 1837. Lang, John Dunmore, Report from the Select Committee on Transportation. London, 1837. Evidence by John Dunmore Lang on the Sydney press and the influence of convicts and ticket-of-leave men over it, pp.235- 242. Lawlor, Pat, Confessions of a Journalist. Auckland, 1935. p.99: Sydney papers in 1922; pp.176-177: Eric Baume. Marshall, John, A Refutation of the Slanders and wilful Misrepresentation published at Sydney, by Dr. Lang in the “Colonist” Newspaper, belonging to him, etc. London, 1835. Pearl, Cyril, Wild Men of Sydney. London, 1958. Report of the Board of Inquiry into the Management and Working of the Post Office Department. Sydney, 1862. Legislative Assembly, NSW, V. and P., 1862, pp.747-878. On free carriage of newspapers. Report from the Select Committee on the Conduct of General Darling. Folio, 1835. Includes the inquiry into his treatment of the Public Press, together with papers explanatory of the charges brought against Lieut. General Darling by William Charles Wentworth, Esq. Folio, 1830. Rydon, Joan and Spann, R.N., New South Wales Politics, 1901-1910. Melbourne, 1962. Simpson, Gerald, ‘An Englishman reads the Sydney Papers’, The Triad, 11 (12), October, 1926, pp.38-39. Replies, ibid, November, 1926. R. Hinton Taylor ‘A Good Australian Hits Back at Mr. Gerald Simpson’, p.34; ‘An Englishman Reads the Sydney Paper and an Australian Replies thereto’, pp.34-35; J.F. Daly, ‘Personal’, p.35; P.B., ‘Writing to Live’, p.35.

63 Smith, Robert H.T., ‘Sydney’s “Area of Influence”’, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 1 (1), Spring, 1961, pp.7-8: “The Circulation of Sydney Newspapers”.

The Australian ‘The Australian Press: Early Newspapers of NSW: The Australian’, Old Times, 1 (4), July, 1903, pp.284-285.

Australian Star Australian Newspaper Company, Reports, 7-22, 1894-1909. Publishers of the Australian Star. The Bulletin, 17 July, 1897, p.7. Australian Star.

Daily Guardian Ellis, Ulrich, The Country Party: A Political and Social History of the Party in NSW. Melbourne, 1958. pp.73-74: Attempt to acquire Daily Guardian. ‘Obiter Dicta’, The Triad, 9 (1), 12 October, 1923, p.6. On Daily Guardian’s reporting of Artist’s Ball.

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Daily Telegraph Conpress Printing Ltd., Sydney, Annual Report and Accounts, 1-8 (1946/47 – 1953/54). Merged in Consolidated Press Holdings Ltd., 1954. Consolidated Press Ltd., Sydney, Annual Report and Accounts. 2-18 (1937/38 – 1953/54). Lacks 7, 11. Merged in Consolidated Press Holdings Ltd., 1954.

64 Consolidated Press Holdings Ltd., Sydney, Notice of a Meeting of Members, Annual Report and Accounts. 1 (1954/55) +. See also Conpress Printing Ltd. and Consolidated Press Ltd. Consolidated Press Ltd., Sydney, Prospectus. 1954. The Daily Telegraph Newspaper Co., Ltd., Annual Report, 1888-1920, 1923-1926. Daily Telegraph (Sydney), The Attainment of Federation. What was lacking in the Convention Bill. Reprint of eight articles in the Sydney Daily Telegraph. Sydney, 1898. Daily Telegraph, Centennial Supplement, 23 January, 1888. Daily Telegraph, Inside N.S.W. A State-wide Survey of Population Distribution and “Daily Telegraph” Coverage. 3rd. rev. edition. Sydney, 1962. ‘Responsibility and the Press’, The Anglican, 13 December, 1962. Attack on Daily Telegraph. Cf. Reply by D.R. McNicoll and editorial statement, 20 December, 1962. Australian Women’s Weekly, Inside N.S.W.. A State-wide survey of population distribution and Daily Telegraph coverage. December, 1959; July, 1962. Bright, Mrs. Charles, ‘Modern Journalism – I. The Sydney Daily Telegraph’, Cosmos, 2 (1), September, 1895, pp.2-9. ‘A Liberal Organ’, The Bulletin, 2 August, 1884, p.4. Reporting of S.M.H. v. that of Daily Telegraph. The Bulletin, 1 July, 1893, p.5. Daily Telegraph and need for “brighter” papers. The Bulletin, 6 March, 1880, p. 1. Daily Telegraph’s inconsistency on art and obscenity. ‘The Daily Telegraph’, The Bulletin, 28 May, 1881, pp.1-2. Sensationalism. The Bulletin, 8 July, 1882, p.2. Dispute between the Echo, S.M.H., vs. Daily Telegraph re cribbing. ‘The Late Mr. Farley, Dr. Vause and the Daily Telegraph’, The Bulletin, 26 June, 1880, p.2. Sensationalism. ‘The Respectable Press and the Respectable Child-Flogger’, The Bulletin, 6 November, 1897, p.7. Suppression by S.M.H. and Daily Telegraph. Correction re S.M.H.: 13 November, 1897, p.7. The Bulletin, 29 September, 1888, p.6. Sydney Daily Telegraph. ‘Sydney Daily Telegraph on Private Enterprise’, The Bulletin, 20 May, 1893, p.5. ‘The Sydney Daily Telegraph’, The Bulletin, 9 April, 1887, p.6. Its changing views on Parkes.

65 Critic, ‘The Awful Press – A Congress not covered’, The Bulletin, 8 September, 1962, p.20. Daily Telegraph and S.M.H.. ‘News Reel’, Meanjin, 4 (3), Spring, 1945, p.240. On literary competitions between S.M.H. and Daily Telegraph. Penton, Brian, Advance Australia – Where? London, 1943. pp.61-63: Uncritical character of press, changes, Daily Telegraph campaigns. ‘The Great Australasian Dailies: III. The Sydney Daily Telegraph’, Review of Reviews, Australian edition, 1 (4), October, 1892, pp.73-76. ‘Frank Bignold’, The Triad, 7 (9), 10 June, 1922, p.26. On Daily Telegraph, A.J.A. and Advertising Manager of Marcus Clark. ‘Obiter Dicta - These Great Dailies’, The Triad, 1 (10), 10 July, 1916, pp.4-5. Sydney Daily Telegraph has a humorous side.

Echo The Bulletin, 8 July, 1882, p.2. Dispute between Echo, S.M.H. vs. Daily Telegraph re cribbing.

Empire Lyne, Charles E., Life of Sir Henry Parkes. Sydney, 1896. ch.3: Establishment of the Empire. ch.9: Difficulties of the Empire. ch.12: Work in 1858. Close of a career as a journalist. ‘American Journalism’, Sydney Punch, 5 November, 1864, p.191. Denounces Empire.

Evening News The Evening News, 1867-1926. Sydney, 1926. Evening News newspapers and publishing company limited, Memorandum of association and articles of association of the “Evening New” newspaper and publishing company, limited. Melbourne, 1896. Bright, Mrs. Charles, ‘Modern Journalism – II, The Evening News and Town and Country Journal’, Cosmos, 2 (3), November, 1895, pp.91-98. The Bulletin, 4 June, 1887, p.5. Attack on Evening News and Henniker Heaton. ‘Journalistic Larrikinism’, The Bulletin, 27 January, 1883, p.2. Evening News. East, Stan, ‘Getting the News’, The Triad, 9 (2), 10 November, 1923, p.32. Methods of the Evening News.

66 John Fairfax and Sons Pty. Ltd. - See Sydney Morning Herald.

Irish and Australian World ‘A Gorgeous Journal’, The Bulletin, 30 December, 1884, p.5. [Irish and Australian World].

The Monitor Ferguson, J.A., ‘Edward Smith Hall and the Monitor’, Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 17 (3), 1931, pp.163- 200.

The Sun Associated Newspapers Ltd., Sydney, Address given by ... chairman of directors at the annual general meeting. 20 (1949) +. [The Sun]. Associated Newspapers Ltd., Sydney, Annual report, balance sheet and profit and loss account 20 (1948/9) +. [The Sun]. Sun Newspapers Ltd., Sydney, Sun Newspapers Ltd., 1910-1929. Sydney, 1929. ‘The Disgusting Thing’, The Triad, 4 (5), 10 February, 1919, .6. Stunts of the Sydney Sun.

Sydney Gazette The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser: A Facsimile Reproduction of Volume One, March 5, 1803 to February 26, 1804. Trustees of the Public Library of NSW. Sydney, 1963. Colwell, James, ‘The Press in New South Wales’, The Methodist, November, 1913. Mainly on [Sydney] Gazette. Erdos, Renee, The Sydney Gazette: Australia’s First Newspaper. London, 1961. Jones, Phyllis Mander, ‘Australia’s First Newspaper’, Meanjin, 12 (1), Autumn, 1953, pp.35-46. [Sydney Gazette]. Jose, Arthur, ‘Genesis of our Journalism’, The Forum, 2 (18), 16 January, 1924, p.14. Howe and the Gazette. ‘The Press’, Murray’s Austral-Asiatic Review 1 (1), February, 1828, pp.7-10. Sydney Gazette and others. ‘Australian Literature I: The First Press’, The New South Wales Magazine, 1 (1), August, 1833, pp.4-9. Sydney Gazette.

67 Sydney Morning Herald John Fairfax Limited, Annual Report. 1 (1956) +. John Fairfax Ltd., Canberra, A Century of Journalism: the “Sydney Morning Herald” and its record of Australian life, 1831-1931. Sydney, 1931. Sydney Morning Herald, Men, Parties and Politics. Sydney, 1943. Foreword by Warwick Fairfax. Sydney Morning Herald, Record of Service. Members of staff of S.M.H. and Sydney Mail who served in the Great War. Sydney Morning Herald, Staff News. 1956 (?) - . John Fairfax Ltd., Canberra, Story of John Fairfax: commemorating the centenary of the Fairfax proprietary of the Sydney Morning Herald, 1841-1941. by J.F. Fairfax. Sydney Morning Herald, Sydney Morning Herald Chapel: Centenary Souvenir, 1846-1946. John Fairfax and Sons, Ltd., Sydney, The “Sydney Morning Herald” and “The Sydney Mail”: The Two Greatest Papers in Australia. n.d. (1927?). Sydney Morning Herald, Centennial Supplement, 24 January, 1888, p.2: “The Press”. Sydney Morning Herald, ‘Jubilee of the Herald Office, 1856-1906’, 30 June 1906. Sydney Morning Herald, Centenary Supplement, 18 April 1931. Sydney Morning Herald, Centenary of Fairfax Ownership, 6 February, 1941. ‘The Condition of Labour. No. 13. Daily Newspaper Printers, Sydney Morning Herald’, 13 January, 1864, p.3. (from The Argus). ‘The Australian Loafer’, The Bulletin, 21 January, 1888, p.5. S.M.H. as organ of the rich. The Bulletin, 25 February, 1888, p.5. Bias in the S.M.H. ‘Camilla Urso’s Thanks to the Press’, The Bulletin, 21 February, 1880, p.4. Press reviewing, esp. in S.M.H. The Bulletin, 5 June, 1897, p.7. Character of S.M.H. The Bulletin,8 July, 1882, p.2. Dispute between Echo, S.M.H. vs. Daily Telegraph re cribbing. ‘The Herald and the Irish’, The Bulletin, 13 August, 1881, p.1. S.M.H.’s anti-Catholicism. ‘Herald Logic’, The Bulletin, 17 March, 1883, p.1. Anti-Irishness of S.M.H. ‘Herald versus George’, The Bulletin, 6 September, 1884, p.4. S.M.H.’s blundering over a review of Henry George. ‘Herald Virtue and distasteful Cakes and Ale’, The Bulletin, 14 October, 1882, pp.1-2.

68 ‘Herald’s Home News’, The Bulletin, 2 October, 1885, p.4. Bias. ‘A Liberal Organ’, The Bulletin, 2 August, 1884, p.4. Reporting of S.M.H. vs. that of Daily Telegraph. The Bulletin, 16 July, 1887, p.5. Lord Brassey, S.M.H. and Argus. ‘Menacing the Press’, The Bulletin, 19 November, 1881, p.2. [Sydney Morning Herald]. ‘The Political Economy of Daily Journalism’, The Bulletin, 8 April, 1893, p.5. S.M.H. ‘The Respectable Press and the Respectable Child-Flogger’, The Bulletin, 6 November, 1897, p.7. Suppression by S.M.H. and Daily Telegraph. Correction re S.M.H., 13 November, 1897, p.7. ‘The See-Saw Morning Herald’, The Bulletin, 2 February, 1895, p.7. The Bulletin, 10 June, 1882, p.2. S.M.H.’s hatred of the Irish. Critic, ‘The Awful Press – A Congress not covered’, The Bulletin, 8 September, 1962, p.20. [S.M.H.]. Fairfax, Sir James, ‘Some Recollections of Old Sydney’, Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 5 (1), 1919, pp.1-37. S.M.H.: pp.13-14, 15-16, 18, 23-24, 32. Atlas, Month: 30-31. Fairfax, J.R., Sir James Redding Fairfax. Sydney, n.d. (1919?). F(itzgerald), J.K., ‘Vicious Old Lady: Sydney Morning Herald’, Tomorrow, 1 (6), August, 1946, pp.25-26. Review of Kit Hesy’s pamphlet. Fletcher, Brunsdon, ‘Centenary of the Sydney Morning Herald’, Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal, 17 (2), 1931, pp.89-111. Hard Cash, 2 (3), July 1894?, p.1 – Tie up of Banks and Fairfaxes. Hesy, Kit (comp.), Vicious Old Lady (Sydney Morning Herald): A Century of Property against the People. Sydney, 1946. Kisch, Egon Erwin, Australian Landfall. London, 1937, pp.113, 115, 117- 118, 127: Role of Sydney Morning Herald articles. Cf. Julian Smith. ‘News Reel’, Meanjin, 4 (3), Spring, 1945, p.240. On literary competition between S.M.H. and Daily Telegraph. ‘Observer’s Diary: Dr. Evatt and The Sydney Morning Herald’, The Observer, 23 January, 1960, p.9. S.M.H. and lack of comment on Evatt’s appointment as Chief Justice. Herald and desire to see re- united ALP. ‘Mr. Samuel Cook’s Reminiscences. From Compositor to General Manager of the Sydney Morning Herald’, Old Times, 1 (3), June, 1903, pp.225- 228. Cook, Samuel, ‘Mr. Samuel Cook’s Reminiscences. From Compositor to General Manager of the Sydney Morning Herald’, Old Times, 1 (3), June, 1903, pp.225-228.*

69 Overacker, Louise, The Australian Party System. London, 1952. pp.216-217: S.M.H. and U.A.P.; pp.276-277: Anti-Labor. The People’s Advocate and New South Wales Vindicator, 13 January, 1849, L. On Bias of S.M.H. ‘The Great Australian Dailies. I: The Sydney Morning Herald’, Review of Reviews, Australian edition, 1 (2), July, 1892, pp.32-35. Smith, Julian (Tom Fitzgerald), On the Pacific Front: The Adventures of Egon Kisch in Australia. Sydney, 1936. chs. 16-17: Role of Sydney Morning Herald articles. Chs. 29-30: Attitude of A.J.A. cf. Egon Erwin Kisch. ‘A New(s) Idea’, Sydney Punch, 15 April, 1865, pp.370-371. Skit on S.M.H., Empire, Hell’s Life, Freeman’s Journal. ‘At It Again’, Sydney Punch, 17 June, 1865, p.447. Sydney Morning Herald’s “slip-slop style”. ‘The Herald and the Natives’, Sydney Punch, 7 March, 1868, p.111. Attacks Leader. ‘Herald High Falutin’, Sydney Punch, 14 September, 1878, p.185. ‘The Herald Readers: Suggested by Tennyson’s Lotus Eaters’, Sydney Punch, 4 March, 1865, p.328. ‘The Herald’s Funny Dogs’, Sydney Punch, 14 July, 1866, p.60. ‘The Herald’s Paris Stella’, Sydney Punch, 20 July, 1867, p.69. ‘Literary Notices: The Sydney Morning Herald’, Sydney Punch, 12 November, 1864, p.193. “Reviews” one issue. ‘Our Discrete Journal’, Sydney Punch, 8 June, 1861, p.22. [S.M.H.]. ‘Political Plagiarism’, Sydney Punch, 29 June, 1867, p.45. Skit on leader of S.M.H. ‘What means This Herald?’, Sydney Punch, 2 February, 1867, p.79. Platitudinous leaders. ‘What should we do without the Herald?’ Sydney Punch, 2 February, 1866, p.706. ‘The Ante-Diluvian Press’, The Sydney Sketch Book, 1 (3), 21 April, 1855. Complaint about style of S.M.H. ‘Granny: An Appreciation’, The Triad, 1 (8), 1 May, 1916, pp.57-58. Sydney Morning Herald. Whyte, W. Farmer, ‘Journalism in Australia’, The Morpeth Review, 2 (16), June 1932, pp.73-78. Sydney Morning Herald.

70 Queensland Bartley, Nehemian, Australian Pioneers and Reminiscences. Editor J.J. Knight, Brisbane, n.d., 1896. pp.396-401: “Bygone Queensland Pressmen”. Knight, J.J. (ed.), Australian Pioneers and Reminiscences. Brisbane, n.d., 1896. Bartley, Nehemian, “Bygone Queensland Pressmen”, pp. 396- 401*. Bernays, Charles Arrowsmith, Queensland Politics During Sixty Years, 1859-1919. Brisbane, n.d. pp.25-26, 29, 33, 49, 87-88, 138, 165, 169. Davies, A.G., ‘Queensland’s Pioneer Journals and Journalists’, Historical Society of Queensland, Journal, 3 (4), February, 1945, pp.265-283. Lack, Clem, ‘A Century of Brisbane Journalism’, Historical Society of Queensland, Journal, 4 (4), December, 1951, pp.471-493. Lack, Clem, ‘Brisbane Journalism’, Historical Society of Queensland, News Bulletin, 89, May, 1951. Morrison, Alan A., ‘Religion and Politics in Queensland (to 1881)’, Historical Society of Queensland, Journal, 4 (4), December, 1951, pp.455-470. On Protestant and Ipswich Press. Quad, Nut, ‘The Genesis of Brisbane Journalism’, The Courier, 27 November, 1923.

The Brisbane Courier and Courier Mail Courier-Mail, 80th Birthday Special, Commemorating number of the first Moreton Bay Courier, 22 June, 1926. Courier-Mail, One Hundred Years of News – The Courier-Mail. 20 June, 1946. Courier-Mail, Queensland Centenary 1859-1959: ‘Story of a Great State’. 6 special issues: 11, 18, 25 May, 1959; 1, 8, 15 June, 1959. Brisbane Courier, ‘Queensland’s Half Century 1859-1909 – Notable Events’, 8 December, 1909. ‘The Great Australian Dailies. VI.: The Brisbane Courier’, Review of Reviews, Australasian Edition, 2 (2), February, 1892, pp.39-41.

Moreton Bay Courier Fox, Matt. J. (comp.), The History of Queensland: Its People and Industries, II. Brisbane, n.d. 13: Moreton Bay Courier, etc.

The Telegraph Queensland Press Limited, Memorandum of Offer for Sale .... 1956 (with historical information).

71 Queensland Press Limited, Reports, 1957-1960. ‘The Howl of the Brisbane Telegraph’, The Bulletin, 8 December, 1888, p.5. ‘Take out the “Ad”’, Plain Talk, 4 May, 1929, p.4. McCormack and Brisbane Telegraph.

South Australia ‘Mr. Tarleton’s Editor’, The Bulletin, 11 November, 1882, p.2. Nature of Editors and attempted Press Bill in South Australia. Burgess, H.T. (ed.), The Cyclopedia of South Australia, I. Adelaide, 1907. pp.502-507: “The South Australian Press”. The Centenary History of South Australia. Adelaide, 1936. pp.118-120. Hodder, Edwin, The History of South Australia from its foundation to the year of its jubilee. 2 vols. London, 1893. Vol. I, pp.100-101: “First Newspaper”; See also Summary of Events, pp.141-370. ‘Fearful Epidemic among the Newspapers’, The Monthly Almanac and Illustrated Commentator (Adelaide), 1850, pp.16-17. Pitt, George H., The Press in South Australia, 1836 to 1850. Adelaide, 1946. Stephens, John, ‘The Colonial Press’, Royal South Australian Almanack and General Directory for 1847. Adelaide, 1847, pp.49-52.

The Adelaide Morning Chronicle Hodder, Edwin, The History of South Australia from its foundation to the year of its jubilee. 2 vols. London, 1893. Vol. I, pp. 253, 257.: The Adelaide Morning Chronicle.

The Adelaide Observer Hodder, Edwin, The History of South Australia from its foundation to the year of its jubilee. 2 vols. London, 1893. The Adelaide Observer: Vol. I, pp. 230, 257, 274; Vol. II, p.93.

Adelaide Times Hodder, Edwin, The History of South Australia from its foundation to the year of its jubilee. 2 vols. London, 1893. Vol. I, p.257: Adelaide Times.

The Advertiser Advertiser Newspapers Ltd., Adelaide, Chairman’s Address. 1952 +. Advertiser Newspapers Ltd., Adelaide, Directors’ Report and Balance Sheet. No. 17 (1945) +. The Advertiser, 75th Anniversary Supplement, 12 July, 1933.

72 The Advertiser, ‘Heralds of the News’, Special Centenary Issue, 1 September, 1936. The Advertiser, Centennial Edition, 12 July, 1958. Advertiser Newspapers Ltd., Adelaide, The South Australian Story: published to mark the centenary of The Advertiser, 1858-1958. Adelaide, 1958. The Advertiser, New Building Supplement, 26 March, 1959. Advertiser Pi, staff paper, bi-monthly, May-June, 1946 +. The Advertiser Style Book. 1959, 1961. Adelaide. The Advertiser Type Book, 1959, 1961. Adelaide. The Advertiser, Junior Types, cadet paper. Annually. December, 1952 - . ‘Respectability and Honesty’, The Bulletin, 31 March, 1883, p.2. The Advertiser. Inglis, K.S., ‘Adelaide’s Version of the Press War – with a truce every Sunday’, Nation, 22 November, 1958, pp.7-8. [The Advertiser, The News, The Sunday Mail]. ‘The Centenary of the Advertiser’, Mary’s Own Paper, August, 1958, pp.3-4. ‘The Great Australasian Dailies. V. The South Australian Advertiser’, Review of Reviews, Australian edition, 1 (6), December, 1892, pp.122- 125. Wilkes, John, The Old School Tiser. The Story of the Adelaide “Advertiser”. Adelaide, 194.

Evening Standard The Bulletin, 11 April, 1896, p.6. Evening Standard.

The News News Ltd., Adelaide, Annual Reports, 1923 -. News Ltd., Adelaide, Chairman’s address annual general meeting. 1950 -. News Ltd., Adelaide, Directors’ report and balance sheet. 1949/50 -. News Ltd., Adelaide, House News, compiled and edited by cadet journalists. Not regular, but in circulation at various periods in the past 21 years. News Ltd., Adelaide, ‘A News Souvenir’ Supplement. 4 December, 1957. Items on The News. The News, Thirtieth Anniversary Edition, 24 July, 1953. The News, ‘Our 39 Years’, 25 July, 1962. One page feature. The News and The Mail, Pictorial centenary souvenir: special number. 8 February, 1937. News Ltd., Adelaide, Sunday Mail, Fiftieth Birthday. 5 May, 1962.

73 Inglis, K.S., ‘Adelaide’s Version of the Press War – with a truce every Sunday’, Nation, 22 November, 1958, pp.7-8. The Advertiser, The News, The Sunday Mail. ‘The News, and the Musical Long Hairs’, Mary’s Own Paper, July, 1960, pp.3-4. Reid, Alan, ‘A Newspaper which did its job’, IPI Report, 5 (1959), pp.5-6. Adelaide News and Stuart Case.

The Register - see The South Australian Register

South Australian Gazette (Letter re failure of objects of South Australian Gazette and plea for establishment of a new paper). Adelaide, 1837. Broadside. C.f. J.A. Ferguson., Bibliography of Australia, II., pp.355-356 [Ferguson nos. 2364 & 2365] reproduced following p.420. Hodder, Edwin, The History of South Australia from its foundation to the year of its jubilee. 2 vols. London, 1893. South Australian Gazette and Register, Vol. I, pp.58-60, 101?, 257, 274, 294, 327, 390, 391.

South Australian Record Hodder, Edwin, The History of South Australia from its foundation to the year of its jubilee. 2 vols. London, 1893. South Australian Record, Vol. I, pp.59; 60.

The South Australian Register Hussey, H., Colonial Life and Christian Experience. Adelaide, 1897. Experiences as printer of Observer and Register and his own religious papers. ‘Granny Again’, The Lantern, 27 September, 1897, p.7. Animus of Register to Lantern. ‘The Back Page of the Register’, The Monthly Almanac and Illustrated Commentator, 1850, p.123. ‘Great Australian Dailies. 15: The South Australian Register’, Review of Reviews, Australasian Edition, 3 (4), October, 1893, pp.229-232.

Southern Australian Southern Australian, Prospectus of The “Southern Australian”, a weekly newspaper .... Adelaide, 1838. Also in its first issue, 2 June, 1838.

74 Tasmania Bent, Andrew. Address to, and correspondence with His Excellency, Lieutenant Governor Arthur, upon the subject of the recent colonial acts, imposing a license upon the free press of Van Diemen’s Land. Hobart Town, A. Bent. Bent, Andrew, Correspondence between the local government of Van Diemen’s Land, and the proprietors of the “Colonial Times”, respecting the suspension of that newspaper. Hobart Town. A. Bent. (1827?). ‘Bicheno on the Colonial Press’, Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Papers and Proceedings, August, 1954, pp.88-89. Document by Colonial Secretary James Bicheno – see “Editorial”, p.71. Button, Henry, ‘The Pioneer Press of Australia’, Mercury, 8 (?), June, 1904. (Newspaper cuttings relating to Tasmania, I. 180-181 Q 995/N). Fenton, James, A History of Tasmania. Hobart, 1884. Press: pp.35, 41-44, 75-78, 85, 137-142. Fitzpatrick, Kathleen, Sir John Franklin in Tasmania, 1837-1843. Melbourne, 1949. pp.57-62. Heaton, Herbert, ‘The Early Tasmanian Press, and its Struggle for Freedom’, Royal Society of Tasmania, Papers and Proceedings, for the year 1916. Hobart, 1917 pp.1-28. Hodges, Morwell, Veil of Time: An Australian Family Album. Melbourne, 1945. pp.114-119: “Personalities of the Press”; pp.120-126: “Press Fights for Freedom”. ‘The Tasmanian Press’, The Mercury, 12 September, 1902. Miller, E. Morris, ‘Historical Summary of Tasmanian Newspapers’, Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Papers and Proceedings, 2 (1), November, 1952, pp.17-21; ibid, 2 (2), March, 1953, pp.34-39. Miller, E. Morris, ‘The Early Tasmanian Press and its Writers’, in Charles Barrett (ed.), Across the Years: The Lure of Early Australian Books. Melbourne, 1948. Miller, E. Morris, Pressmen and Governors: Australian editors and writers in early Tasmania. 1952. ‘Literature in Van Diemen’s Land’, Van Diemen’s Land Anniversary and Hobart Town Almanack. Hobart Town, 1831. pp.96-100. West, John, The History of Tasmania. I. Launceston, 1852. pp.106-110; 174- 177.

75 Hobart Town Punch Turnbull, C., ‘Hobart Town Punch’, Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Papers and Proceedings, 2 (3), May, 1953, pp.53-54.

The Launceston Examiner Launceston Examiner, Jubilee, 1842-1892, Launceston, 1892. ‘Censorship – The Examiner Broke the Law’, The Bulletin, 13 October, 1962, p.7. ‘Great Australian Dailies: 14: Tasmanian Journalism I: The Hobart Press: The Mercury; The Tasmanian News; II: The Launceston Press: The Launceston Examiner; The Launceston Daily Telegraph’. Review of Reviews, Australasian Edition, 3 (3), 1893, pp. 205-211. Tasmanian Correspondent, A, ‘Press – If the Cap Fits’, The Bulletin, 6 January, 1962, p.5. Launceston Examiner.

Launceston Daily Telegraph - See The Mercury

The Mercury Davies Brothers Ltd., Annual Report, 1955, 1960, 1961. The Mercury, 70th Anniversary Special Issue, 5 July, 1924. The Mercury, Centenary Magazine, 1854-1954. Hobart, 5 July, 1954. ‘Great Australian Dailies: 14: Tasmanian Journalism I: The Hobart Press: The Mercury; The Tasmanian News; II: The Launceston Press: The Launceston Examiner; The Launceston Daily Telegraph’. Review of Reviews, Australasian Edition, 3 (3), 1893, pp. 205-211.

The Tasmanian Miller, E. Morris, ‘The Tasmanian, 1825: Launceston’s first newspaper’, Biblionews, 2 July, 1949, pp.19-20. Corrigendum, ibid, November, 1949, p.36.

Tasmanian Mail Tasmanian Mail – Centenary Souvenir, 1803-1903.

76 The Tasmanian News - See The Mercury

Victoria Bonwick, James, Port Phillip Settlement. London, 1883. ch.24: “The Early Melbourne Press”. ‘Sunday Newspapers’, The Bulletin, 9 November, 1889, p.5; 18 November, 1889, p.5; 2 August, 1890, p.7. Forces behind their ban in Melbourne. Burns, Creighton, The Tait Case. Melbourne, 1962. Clarke, Tom, Marriage at 6 a.m.. London, 1934. ch.: The Press Gang – Melbourne experiences. Coates, Joan C., Reading Habits and Interests of Victorian Boys and Girls. Melbourne, 1942. Cunningham, Sir Edward, The Victorian Press – A Survey. Melbourne, 1936. Davies, A.F., ‘The Government of Victoria’, in Davis, S.R. (ed.), The Government of the Australian States. London, 1960. pp.233-234: Influence and nature of Victorian press. Gartner, John, Victorian Printing History. Melbourne, 1935. Deals with scurrility of press. Hodges, Morwell, Veil of Time: An Australian Family Album. Melbourne, 1945. pp.114-119: “Personalities of the Press”; pp.120-126: “Press Fights for Freedom”. Matter on Melbourne suburban and metropolitan papers. ‘The Journalist’, Imperial Review, 1 (6), January, 1882, pp.49-51. On Melbourne evening papers. McCombie, Thomas, The History of the Colony of Victoria. Melbourne, 1858. chs.: 22-23. Melbourne Spy, ‘Discords in Alexandra’s Ragtime Band ... of Pressman followers’, Nation, 12 September, 1959. pp.13-14. Press treatment of visit of Princess Alexandra. Melbourne Spy, ‘The Press and Mr. Truman’, Nation, 13 February, 1960, p.20. Reactions to T. Truman’s Catholic Action and Politics. Melbourne Spy, ‘Sunday Paper Merry-Go-Round’, Nation, 12 March, 1960, pp.8-9. Illegal sale of Sunday papers in Melbourne. ‘Journalism in Melbourne’, My Note Book, 20 April, 1859, p.971. Politzer, L.L., ‘Early Newspapers’, Centenary Journal, May, 1934, pp.26-27. Melbourne papers. Selby, Isaac, The Old Pioneers’ Memorial History of Melbourne. Melbourne, n.d. 1924.

77 Sutherland, Alexander, et al., Victoria and its Metropolis, Past and Present. I. Melbourne, n.d., 1886. pp.166-167: First Newspaper; George Arden; pp.491-497: The Press. ‘Melbourne Music – Antediluvianism’, The Triad, 4 (9), 10 June, 1919, p.13. Lack of musical criticism. Victorian and Melbourne Centenary Celebrations Council, Official centenary guide and souvenir. Melbourne, 1934. pp.217-221: “Melbourne’s Daily News”. ‘The Victorian Press’, The Victorian Review, 3 (18), April, 1881, pp.683- 690. Westgarth, William, The Colony of Victoria. London, 1864. pp.456-457.

The Age Syme (David) and Co., Ltd., Melbourne, Annual Report. 1 (1948/49) +. Seventy-three Years’ History of “The Age”. (Reprint, The Age, July – August, 1927). Melbourne, 1927. The Age, 22 February, 1845 (Sydney) [sic]. Editorial on prejudice against cheap paper. The Age, ‘(Political) History of The Argus Newspaper: a reply to The Argus “History of the Berry Ministry”’, The Age, 26 February, 1880. cf. The Argus. The Argus, History of the Berry Ministry. Melbourne, 1880. 12: “The Government and the Press”. Cf. The Age. The Age, ‘Centenary Supplement, 1834-1934’, 6 September, 1934. The Age, ‘Centenary Supplement, 16 October, 1954. “The Story of The Age, 1854-1954’, pp.1-16. Bowditch, W.L., ‘The Age and Miracles’, Austral Light, n.s., 7 (8), 1 August, 1906, pp.605-609. Religion and the press. The Bulletin, 20 February, 1892, p.7. The Age, The Argus, their political influence. The Bulletin, 20 February, 1892, p.7. The Age is “the Catiline of Australian politics”. The Bulletin, 25 June, 1898, p.6. The Age and Federation. The Bulletin, 8 May, 1897, p.7. The Age and rifle team to England. ‘”Fluffy” to The Bulletin’, The Bulletin, 3 April, 1897, p.7. The Age, The Argus and Trades Hall Federal Convention Ticket. ‘Governor Brassey and The Age’, The Bulletin, 23 November, 1895, p.6. ‘Radical Journalism’, The Bulletin, 25 June, 1881, p.3. [The Age]. ‘Theatrical Management and the Press’, The Bulletin, 30 January, 1892, p.6. The Age’s Theatre notices.

78 Deakin, Alfred, The Crisis in Victorian Politics, 1879-1881: A Personal Retrospect. Editors J.A. Nauze and R.M. Crawford. Melbourne, 1937. On The Age and Syme etc.: pp.3, 5, 7, 9-10, 13, 61, 69-70, 72-73. ‘The Age’, Imperial Review, No. 40, (1904?), pp.37-39. Melbourne Spy, ‘A Christmas Stocking of Newspaper News’, Nation, 20 December, 1958, p.10. [The Age]. ‘Fictions About Us’, My Note Book, 23 March, 1859, p.942. The Age and Herald depreciate the colony by catching at unfavourable remarks in English papers. ‘Control of The Age: When the Syme Trust Ends’, Nation, 6 June, 1959, pp.10-12. ‘The Great Australasian Dailies. IV: The Melbourne Age’, Review of Reviews, Australian Edition, 1 (5), November, 1892, pp.98-101. Selby, Isaac, The Old Pioneers’ Memorial History of Melbourne. Melbourne, n.d. 1924. pp. 191-194: The Argus; pp.203-205: The Age; magazines. ‘The Eatanswill Gazette’, Today, 1 (13), 20 September, 1894, p.6. Indictment of The Age. ‘A Great Institution Attacked’, The Triad, 2 (8), 10 May, 1917, pp.6-7. The Age and racing news. ‘The Naughty Age’, The Triad, 4 (6), 10 March, 1919, p.5. The Age’s attacks on Holman. ‘Obiter Dicta - These Great Dailies’, The Triad, 1 (10), 10 July, 1916, pp.4-5. The Age and Argus lack humour. Wettenhall, R.L., Railway Management and Politics in Victoria, 1856-1906. Canberra, 1961. Influence of The Age, Argus.

The Argus ‘History of The Argus, 1846-1926’. Supplement to The Argus, 9 September, 1926. The Argus, History of the Berry Ministry. Melbourne, 1880. 12: “The Government and the Press”. Cf. The Age. The Age, ‘(Political) History of The Argus Newspaper: a reply to The Argus “History of the Berry Ministry”’, The Age, 26 February, 1880. cf. The Argus. Australian Journalists’ Association (Vic. District), “The Argus” Story: Monopoly and Mystery. Melbourne, 1957. ‘Absentees and The Argus,’, The Bulletin, 19 May, 1888, p.5. The Bulletin, 20 February, 1892, p.7. The Age, The Argus, their political influence. ‘The Argus Howls’, The Bulletin, 19 June, 1886, p.4. Bias against Labour.

79 ‘”Fluffy” to The Bulletin’, The Bulletin, 3 April, 1897, p.7. The Age, The Argus and Trades Hall Federal Convention Ticket. ‘The Release of John Bryan Kerr’, The Bulletin, 12 May, 1962, p.21. On Argus campaign to re-open his case. The Editor of the “Argus”, a sketch from the Portrait Gallery of the “Express”. Melbourne, 1854. Feely, J.A., With the Argus to Eureka’, Historical Studies, Australia and N.Z., December, 1954, Eureka Centenary Supplement, pp.25-42. Newspaper Readership in Melbourne. Melbourne, n.d., 1950? Summary of a McNair Survey for The Argus. ‘The Great Australian Dailies: II: The Melbourne Argus’, Review of Reviews, Australian Edition, 1 (3), September, 1892, pp.49-55. Rickards, E.C., Bishop Moorhouse. London, 1920. p.100: Influence on Argus. Selby, Isaac, The Old Pioneers’ Memorial History of Melbourne. Melbourne, n.d. 1924. pp. 191-194: The Argus; pp.203-205: The Age; magazines. ‘Obiter Dicta - The Argus’, The Triad, 1 (2), 10 November, 1915, pp.5-6. ‘Obiter Dicta - These Great Dailies’, The Triad, 1 (10), 10 July, 1916, pp.4-5. The Age and Argus lack humour. ‘The Argus Story’, by “Preston”. Voice, 3 (5), February, 1954, pp.20-21, 23. Wettenhall, R.L., Railway Management and Politics in Victoria, 1856-1906. Canberra, 1961. Influence of The Age, and Argus.

Daily Telegraph ‘Daily Telegraph, (Melbourne)’, The Bulletin, 23 April, 1887, p.5. Harper, Rev. Andrew, The Honorable James Balfour, M.L.C.. Melbourne, 1918. ch.14: Press activities (Daily Telegraph), Melbourne. ‘Independent Journalism’, Humbug, 1 (3), 22 September, 169, p.7. On Melbourne Daily Telegraph.

The Hawklet ‘Under the Lash: The Filthy Hawklet’, Comments, 1 (1), 27 February, 1908. Denounces The Hawklet.

The Herald Herald and Standard Newspapers Co., Reports, 1897-1901. Herald and Weekly Times Ltd., Melbourne, Annual Report. 1946/47 +. The Herald, Balance Sheet and Directors’ Report, 1902 – (title varies). The Herald, Chairman’s Speech, 1940 -. The Herald, ‘The Herald’s New Home’, 26 February, 1923.

80 The Herald, From Forest to Fireside. Melbourne, 1932. The Herald, ‘Victoria’s First Hundred Years’, Victorian Centenary Edition, 15 October, 1934. The Herald, Centenary Number. 3 January, 1940. The Herald Melbourne – Distribution of Sales in the Melbourne Metropolitan Area and sales in relation to population. June 1950. (Issued six-monthly, title varies. A Herald Research publication). The Herald, Keith Murdoch, Journalist. Melbourne, 1952. The Herald, Style Book. Melbourne, 1958. Earlier editions at irregular intervals. The Herald, ‘The Story of the House’, House News, June-August, 1961; December 1961 – February 1962; March-May, 1962. Herald and Weekly Times Ltd., The, Now! Bigger than Ever with a new Dominating 479,000 Daily at Least. Melbourne, 1963. Geographical analysis of sales in Victoria, issued with different titles, after every ABS audit. Herald and Weekly Times Ltd., The, House News – staff journal. November, 1929 – (quarterly and two-monthly in some years, now monthly). House News – The Herald and Weekly Times Ltd., staff journal. November, 1929 – (quarterly and two-monthly in some years, now monthly).* Bridges, Roy, One Hundred Years: The Romance of the Victorian People. Melbourne, 1934. ch.7: “Birth of The Herald”; ch.81: “Mr Symes”. Melbourne Spy, ‘A Christmas Stocking of Newspaper News’, Nation, 20 December, 1958, p.10. Melbourne Herald. Melbourne Spy, ‘Goldfingers and Diamond Horseshoes’, Nation, 23 May, 1959, p.12. Melbourne Herald serializes Ian Fleming’s “Goldfinger”. Melbourne Spy, ‘In Touch with the Untouchables’, Nation, 9 April, 1960, p.9?. Melbourne Herald’s treatment of story unfavourable to one of its TV programmes. Melbourne Spy, ‘The Magpies gave no Quarter’, Nation, 24 March, 1962, pp.13-14. Herald vs. Victorian Football League. Melbourne Spy, ‘Melbourne: In Room 212’, Nation, 28 January, 1961, p.6. [Melbourne Herald]. Melbourne Spy, ‘A Newspaper Campaign Misfired’, Nation, 31 January, 1959, p.16. Melbourne Herald and its treatment of by-election in which it runs a candidate. ‘Fictions About Us’, My Note Book, 23 March, 1859, p.942. The Age and Herald depreciate the colony by catching at unfavourable remarks in English papers. ‘Herald in the A.C.T.’, Nation, 1 December, 1962, pp.5-6.

81 ‘Mirror, Mirror on the Wall ...’, Nation, 22 November, 1958, pp.4-5. Melbourne Herald, Sydney Daily Mirror, John Fairfax. Janus, ‘Honest Press’, Tomorrow, 1 (2), April, 1946, p.13. Demand for preferential shipping space by Sir Keith Murdoch. ‘Obiter Dicta - These Great Dailies’, The Triad, 1 (10), 10 July, 1916, pp.4-5. [Melbourne Herald].

The Sun News-Pictorial The Sun News-Pictorial, ‘Centenary Celebrations Review’, 11 December, 1934, 68pp. Syme (David) and Co., Ltd., Melbourne. See The Age.

Western Australia ‘Early Days of Western Australian Newspapers’, Advertising in Australia, n.s., 1 (3), April, 1927, pp.37, 39. Battye, J.S. (ed.), The Cyclopedia of Western Australia. I. Perth, 1912. pp.570-587: “The Press of Western Australia”. Battye, J.S., Western Australia: A History from its Discovery to the Inauguration of the Commonwealth. Oxford, 1924. pp.113, 345-351. Birtwhistle, I.T. (corrected by O.K. Battye), Newspaper History (3) “West Australian”. Perth, 1956. Roneoed. Braybrook, B.K., ‘Sandy Blight: Comments on the Press in W.A.’, Westerly, 3, 1961, pp.22-24. Calvert, Albert F., Western Australia, its history and progress. London, 1894. Appendix I., pp.243-254: “Some early newspapers of Western Australia”. Courtney, Victor, Perth – and all This!. Sydney, 1962. ch.49: “Gentlemen of the Press”. Wilson, J. Graham (ed.), Western Australia’s Centenary 1829-1929. 1929. pp.431-435: “The State’s Press: Historical Summary”. Lists who acquired what and when papers were set up. Kirwan, J., ‘The Story of a Goldfield’s Newspaper. A Romance of the Press’, Historical Society of Western Australia, Journal, 4 (1), 1949, pp.4-22. Moore, George Fletcher, Diary of Ten Years of an Early Settler in Western Australia. [n.d.]. Mouncey, P.E.C. de, ‘A Reference to the Early Newspapers of Western Australia’, Western Australian Historical Society, Journal, 1 (10), 1931, pp.58-60. Reilly, J.T., Reminiscences of FiftyYears' Residence in Western Australia. Perth, 1903. pp.7-10, 89, 275-277.

82 ‘A Newspaper Strike’, The Review of Reviews, Australasian Edition, 3 (1), July, 1893, p.154. In Western Australia. Smith, B.J. ‘Early Western Australian Literature. A Guide to Colonial Life’, University Studies in History, 4 (1), 1961-62, pp.24-100, pp. 28-32: Early Journalism. Twentieth Century Impressions of Western Australia. Perth, 1901. pp.163- 178: “The Press”. Uren, Malcolm, Land Looking West: The story of Governor James Stirling in Western Australia. London, 1948. ch.20: “Pioneer Colonial Press”. Wilson, J.G., Western Australia’s Centenary, 1828-1929. Perth, 1929. pp.431-435: “The State’s Press”.

Daily News Daily News, Farewell, 1882-1953. (Souvenir booklet to mark final edition in the Daily News Building.). Perth, 29 August, 1953. O’Sullivan, Dan, “Daily News” Looks at the next ten years in Western Australia. Perth, 1962.

People’s Printing & Publishing Company of Western Australia People’s Printing and Publishing Company of Western Australia (Limited), Prospectus. Perth, n.d. People’s Printing and Publishing Company of Western Australia (Limited), Collection of printed documents relating to this Company, including Prospectus, Articles of Association, Reports and Balance Sheets and the “Worker” campaign notes from 1915-1923. People’s Printing and Publishing Company of Western Australia (Limited), Memorandum and Articles of Association. Perth, 1915.

The West Australian West Australian Newspapers Ltd., Annual Report and Balance Sheet, No. 1 (1927) – No. 36 (1962). The West Australian, Analysis of Circulation. September, 1954. The West Australian, Centenary Issue: an historic souvenir marking also the opening of the new building, Newspaper House. 5 January, 1933. Perth. West Australian Newspapers Ltd., Instructions to country correspondents. Perth, 1960. West Australian Newspapers Ltd., Newspaper House News. Periodical house journal of W.A. Newspapers Ltd. prepared by cadet journalists and apprentice printers.

83 West Australian Newspapers Ltd., Quarterly Bulletin. A magazine for shareholders and friends of the company, devoted to company activities, history, developments and related subjects. ‘Journalism in Western Australia: The West Australian and The Western Mail’. Australia Today, 1914, p.68. Mercer, F.R., The Life of Charles Harper of “Woodbridge”, Guildford, Western Australia. Perth, 1958. ch.19: “The West Australian Newspaper” ‘The Advertisers’ Protest Vote’, from a correspondent, Nation, 16 December, 1961, pp.5 & 8. On a struggle involving West Australian Newspapers Ltd. ‘W.A. Newspapers – Revolt by Proxy’, from a Perth Correspondent, Nation, 7 October, 1961, pp.5-6.

The Western Mail The Western Mail, Special State Centenary Number. July, 1929. The Western Mail, Centenary Number, January, 1933. ‘Journalism in Western Australia: The West Australian and The Western Mail’. Australia Today, 1914, p.68.

JOURNALISM AND JOURNALISTS

Australian Journalists’ Association Australian Associated Press: Dodgers protesting against its demand for rights to syndicate news without restriction. Sydney, n.d. (1952?). Mitchell Pamphlet File, 070.43/A. Issued by A.J.A. Australian Journalists’ Association, Annual Report and Balance Sheet. Issued by all districts. Australian Journalists’ Association, ‘The A.J.A.: 50 years of progress’. (Special Supplement). Journalist, December, 1960, pp.3-22. Australian Author and Artist: official organ of the A.J.A., Authors’ and Artists’ Section, NSW District. 1 (1), January, 1947. Australian Journalists’ Association, Authors’ and Artists’ Section, Complaint to Federal Government ... (Sydney?), 1940. Against imported syndicated material. Australian Journalists’ Association, Case for Australian Authors and Artists. Sydney, 1945. Australian Journalists’ Association, Case for Salary Increase. Melbourne, 1962.

84 Australian Journalists’ Association, Constitution, Rules and By-laws. Sydney, 1913. Australian Journalists’ Association, Constitution and Rules. Melbourne, 1960. Australian Journalists’ Association, Federal Executive, The Crimes Bill and Journalists. Melbourne, 1960. Australian Journalists’ Association, The Higher Education of Journalists. Melbourne, 1919. Australian Journalists’ Association, W.G. Walkley national awards for Australian journalism. (Melbourne?, 1961?). Australian Journalists’ Association, You and the A.J.A. 1947. Australian Journalists’ Association, New South Wales District and New South Wales Journalists’ Union, Annual Report and Balance Sheet. 1945, 1946. Australian Journalists’ Association (NSW District), The Clarion. Newspaper published on behalf of Australian Journalists’ Association (NSW District) and the Printing Industry Employees’ Union (NSW Branch) during the 1955 Sydney strike. (1) 13 July; (2) 14 July; (3) 15 July, 1955. The Clarion. Newspaper published on behalf of Australian Journalists’ Association (NSW District) and the Printing Industry Employees’ Union (NSW Branch) during the 1955 Sydney strike. (1) 13 July; (2) 14 July; (3) 15 July, 1955.* Australian Journalists’ Association (Victorian District), A Journey into Journalism. Melbourne, 1932. 8 lectures – indexed separately. Australian Journalists’ Association (Victorian District), The Argus Story, Monopoly and Mystery. Melbourne, 1957. Commonwealth of Australia, Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904-1961, ‘In the matter of The Journalists Metropolitan Daily Newspapers Agreement 1958. The Journalists Australian Consolidated Press Agreement 1962. The Journalists Sydney Newspaper Award 1962. And in the matter of: Applications for variation of the said awards and agreements re rates of Pay’, Transcript of Proceedings before Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration, J.H. Portus, Commissioner. 1962. Cultural Defence Committee (Founded by the Fellowship of Australian Writers), Mental Rubbish from Overseas: A Public Protest. Sydney, 1935. Davies, H.A., ‘Journalists’ Union in Australia’, Bulletin of the Pan-Pacific Union, January, 1922, pp.11-13. A.J.A.

85 Godfrey, G.F., Fifty Years ago: A.J.A., N.S.W. District, 1911-1961. Sydney, 1961. Journalist, The (Prior to March 1914, Australian Journalist; to July, 1927, Australasian Journalist Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 1, November, 1912 +. Sydney and Melbourne. Australian Journalist . The Journalist, (Prior to March 1914, Australian Journalist; to July, 1927, Australasian Journalist Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 1, November, 1912 +. Sydney and Melbourne.* Australasian Journalist Monthly. The Journalist, (Prior to March 1914, Australian Journalist; to July, 1927, Australasian Journalist Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 1, November, 1912 +. Sydney and Melbourne.* Melbourne Correspondent, A, ‘Censorship – The Vice Squad Called’, The Bulletin, 3 February, 1962, p.8. A.J.A. Murasken, Estelle, Newswriters’ Unions in English-Speaking Countries. New York, U.S. Works Progress Administration, 1937. Mimeographed. Includes section of matter on A.J.A. Sparrow, Geoff (ed.), Crusade for Journalism: Official History of the Australian Journalists’ Association. Melbourne, 1961. ‘Frank Bignold’, The Triad, 10 June, 1922, p.26. On Daily Telegraph, A.J.A. and advertising manager of Marcus Clark. ‘The Scribes’, The Triad, 6 (2), November, 1920, p.5. Criticism of A.J.A.

Individual Journalists by Name Alphabetical order according to the name of the journalist, not the author. Adams, David: ‘An Editor Packs His Bags’, The Bulletin, 8 March, 1961, p.17. (David Adams editor of The Bulletin). Archibald, J.F.: Clune, Frank, Scandals of Sydney Town. Sydney, 1957. On John Norton’s and J.F. Archibald’s part in various scandals. Argles, Theodore Emile: Keesing, Nancy, ‘Imprisoned Pressmen’, The Bulletin, 15 December, 1954, pp.39, 41. Theodore Emile Argles (Harold Grey) and Carl (or Frith of) Cronquist. Baume, Eric: Baume, Eric, ‘Cut down to Size’, The Observer, 17 May, 1958, pp.199-200. Baume, Eric, I Lived These Years. London, 1941. pp.15, 102-158: Sydney journalism in the 20s. Baume, Eric, ‘My Fantastic Life’, Daily Mirror, 27 November – 4 December, 1961. c.f. Comment by “Sidney Mann” in “Topics”, Times, 6 December, 1961. Becke, Louis: Yelware, ‘Popular Pressman, No. 8. Louis Becke’, The Free Lance, 1 (9), 18 June, 1896, p.3.

86 Bennett, J. Gordon: Leary, J., ‘Reminiscences of Noted American Journalists’, The Victorian Review, 5, March, 1882, pp.568-572. J.G. Bennett, Horace Greeley, De Youngs. Bent, Andrew: Bent, Andrew, A Letter Addressed to Joseph Hume, Esq., Member of Parliament .... Hobart Town, 1836. An Appeal to the Sympathies and Benevolence of the Australasian Public for Relief for Mr. Andrew Bent .... Sydney, 1844. Bent, Andrew, To the Right Honorable, and Honorable the Knights, Citizens and Burgesses, of Great Britain, in Parliament Assembled. The Humble Petition of Andrew Bent .... Hobart Town, 1836. Broadside. Crowther, N., ‘The Bent Gazettes in the Tasmanian State Archives’, Biblionews, 9 (9), September, 1956, pp.26-28. [Andrew Bent]. Crowther, N., ‘Andrew Bent, 1785-1851’, Biblionews, 9 (11), November, 1955. Levy, M.C., Governor George Arthur. Melbourne, 1953. ch.21: Andrew Bent case. Brewster, FC.: ‘A Veteran of the Press’, The Bulletin, 6 November, 1886, p.6. F.C. Brewster of the S.M.H.. Bright, Charles: Cavenagh, Charles, ‘Charles Bright’, Free-thought, 1 (2), 15 March, 1880, pp.83-86. Bright, Charles, Mrs., ‘Interviews with Prominent Spiritualists: Mr. James Smith’, The Harbinger of Light, 1 June, 1904, pp.449-451. [Charles Bright]. Burchett, Wilfred: A Fellow Journalist: He Chose Truth: The Inspiring Story of Wilfred Burchett. Melbourne, 1953. Burt, “Bob”: ‘Popular Pressmen: “Bob” Burt’, The Free Lance, 1 (16), 6 August, 1896, p.3. Carrington, Tom: M., ‘Popular Pressmen, No. 7: Tom Carrington’, The Free Lance, 1 (8), 11 June, 1896, p.3. Cockburn-Campbell, Thomas: ‘Sir Thomas Cockburn-Campbell’, Quarterly Bulletin, W.A., Newspapers Ltd., 1 (4), November, 1962, pp.5-8. (Joint owner and managing-editor, The West Australian, 1879-1887; M.L.C., 1890-1892). Coombes, Dick: Yelware, ‘Popular Pressmen, No. 5: Referee Editor, “Dick” Coombes’, The Free Lance, 1 (6), 28 May, 1896, p.3. Cronquist, Carl (or Frith of): Keesing, Nancy, ‘Imprisoned Pressmen’, The Bulletin, 15 December, 1954, pp.39, 41. Theodore Emile Argles (Harold Grey) and Carl (or Frith of) Cronquist.

87 De Youngs: Leary, J., ‘Reminiscences of Noted American Journalists’, The Victorian Review, 5, March, 1882, pp.568-572. J.G. Bennett, Horace Greeley, De Youngs. Deakin, Alfred: Biggs, Leonard V., ‘Alfred Deakin’, The Forum, 2 (20), 13 February, 1924, p.3. Deakin’s relations with the press. LaNauze, J.A., ‘Alfred Deakin and the Morning Post’, Historical Studies, Australia and New Zealand, 6 (24), May, 1955, pp.361-375. Deniehy, Daniel: Dowd, B.T., ‘Daniel Deniehy’, Royal Australian Historical Society Journal, 33 (2), pp.57-95. Dennis, C.J.: Chisholm, A.H., The Making of the Sentimental Bloke: A Sketch of the Remarkable Career of C.J. Dennis. Melbourne, 1946. McLaren, I.F., C.J. Dennis: His Life and Work. Melbourne, 1961. Duffy, Charles Gavan: Duffy, Charles Gavan, Sir , My Life in Two Hemispheres. 2 vols. Volume II, for matter on Australia. Sydney, n.d. Dunbabin, Thomas: ‘The Rhodes Scholar from Bream Creek’, People, 31 January, 1951, pp.13-15. Thomas Dunbabin. Dwyer, James Francis: ‘N.S.W. felon won literary fame in foreign lands’, Daily Mirror, 19 March, 1962, p.18. James Francis Dwyer wrote for The Bulletin and The Sportsman. Dyson, Edward: ‘Popular Pressmen. No. 4: Edward Dyson’, The Free Lance, 1 (4), 14 May, 1896, p.3. Edward Dyson = “Silas Shell”. Fawkner, John Pascoe: Anderson, Hugh, Out of the Shadow: The Career of John Pascoe Fawkner. Melbourne, 1962. Bibliography Fletcher, J. Brunsden: Fletcher, J. Brunsden, The Great Wheel: An Editor’s Adventures. Sydney, 1940. Garran, Andrew: Garran, Sir Robert Randolph, Prosper the Commonwealth. Sydney, 1958. pp.16-24, 28: on Andrew Garran, associate editor and editor of S.M.H. Gilmore, Mary: Lawson, Sylvia, ‘Down to Journalism – the self-assessment of Mary Gilmore’, Nation, 15 December, 1962, pp.13-14. c.f. letter, Nation, 12 January, 1963, p.15. Len Fox. Greeley, Horace: Leary, J., ‘Reminiscences of Noted American Journalists’, The Victorian Review, 5, March, 1882, pp.568-572. J.G. Bennett, Horace Greeley, De Youngs. Hackett, John Winthrop: ‘Sir John Winthrop Hackett’, Quarterly Bulletin, W.A. Newspapers Ltd., 1 (1), February, 1962, pp.6-8. Hall, Edward Smith: Ferguson, J.A., ‘Edward Smith Hall and the Monitor’, Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 17 (3), 1931, pp.163-200.

88 Harpur, Charles: ‘Charles Harpur’, Quarterly Bulletin, W.A. Newspapers Ltd., 1 (3), August, 1962, pp.5-7. Harrison, James: ‘A Great Journalist’, The Bulletin, 7 October, 1893, p.5. James Harrison – Advertiser, Geelong Register, Australasian. Haylen, Leslie: ‘The Wit from Canberra’, People, 2 (10), 18 July, 1951, pp.40-42. Leslie Haylen. Penton, Brian: Hesling, Bernard, ‘The Alexandria Campaign’, Nation, 13 February, 1960, pp.14-16. [Brian Penton]. Higinbotham, George: ‘The old Argus and the New’, The Bulletin, 19 November, 1892, p.5. [George Higinbotham]. Morris, Edward, A Memoir of George Higinbotham: An Australian Politician and Chief Justice of Victoria. London, 1895. ch.6: ‘The Editor of the Argus”; ch.7: “Editorial Views”. The Bulletin, 19 March, 1898, p.7. [George] Higinbotham as Argus editor. Hop: Hopkins, Dorothy June, Hop of the “Bulletin”. Sydney, 1929. Horne, “Orion”: Fielding, K.J., ‘A Life of “Orion” Horne’, Meanjin, 20 (3), September, 1961, pp.340-341. Pearl, Cyril, Always Morning. The Life of Richard Henry “Orion” Horne. Sydney, 1961. Howe, George: Byrnes, J.V., ‘The cause of literature – and Howe’, Southerly, 3, 1959, pp.122-138. [George Howe]. Byrnes, John V., ‘Death of an Editor’, Biblionews, 15 (5) and 15 (6), May, June, 1962, pp.13-15, 16-18. George Howe [and Robert Howe]. Ferguson, J.A., Foster, Mrs. A.G. and Green, H.H., The Howes and their Press. Sydney, 1936. Howe, Robert: Byrnes, John V., ‘Death of an Editor’, Biblionews, 15 (5) and 15 (6), May, June, 1962, pp.13-15, 16-18. [George Howe and Robert Howe]. Jeffery, Walter: Yelware, ‘Popular Pressmen: No. 10: Walter Jeffery’, The Free Lance, 1 (11), 2 July, 1896, p.3. Jones, Campbell: ‘Man Behind the Sun Beams’, Plain Talk, 4 May, 1929, p.2. [Campbell Jones]. Jose, Arthur: Jose, Arthur, ‘Trials of a Correspondent’, Courier, 19 November, 1932. Kennedy, Robert: Kennedy, Robert, ‘600 Yards of Plain Press’, The Observer, 31 May, 1958, pp.241-242. Work of a columnist [Robert Kennedy]. Kimbel, W.: ‘The Human Note in Press Photography’, The Triad, 3 (8), 10 May, 1918, p.46. Puff for W. Kimbel, chief photographer of Hugh D. McIntosh’s group of papers.

89 Knox, Errol: Chisholm, A.R., ‘“Knocker” (Sir Errol Knox)’, in his Men were my Milestones. Melbourne, 1958, pp.134-142. Lang, John Dunmore: Child, A.C., ‘Studies in the Life and Work of John Dunmore Lang’ III. Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal, 22, 1936, pp.298-311. pp.298-306: The Colonist, The Colonial Observer, The Press. Macmillan, D.S., John Dunmore Lang. Melbourne, 1962. West, Rev. John, Letter to Rev. Thomas James, Secretary of the Colonial Missionary Society, 11 June, 1883. Re his Libel action against John Dunmore Lang. Langler, Alfred: ‘Sir Alfred Langler, Quarterly Bulletin, W.A. Newspapers Ltd., 1 (2), May, 1962, pp.5-7. (Editor, The West Australian, 1916-?). Lawlor, Pat: Lawlor, Pat, Confessions of a Journalist: With Observations on some Australian and New Zealand Writers. Auckland, 1935. Lawson, Henry: Lawson, Bertha, My Henry Lawson. Sydney, 1943. ‘Popular Pressmen. No. 9: Henry Lawson’, The Free Lance, 1 (10), 25 June, 1896, p.3. Lochee, Francis: ‘Francis Lochee’, Quarterly Bulletin, W.A. Newspapers Ltd., 2 (2), May, 1963, pp.10-13. (Editor, Perth, Inquirer, 1840-1846). Lower, Lennie: MacDonald, N., ‘The Melancholy of Lennie Lower’, Southerly, 2, 1958, pp.62-64. Nanson, John Leighton: ‘John Leighton Nanson’, Quarterly Bulletin, W.A. Newspapers Ltd., 2 (1), February, 1963, pp.7-10. (Associate editor and chief leader-writer, The West Australian, 1897-1902, M.L.A.; Minister and Leader of the Opposition). Loyau, George E.: Loyau, George E., The Personal Adventures of George E, Loyau. Adelaide, 1883. Maconald, Donald: G., S. (Steele Grey), ‘Popular Pressmen: Donald Maconald’, The Free Lance, 1 (1), 23 April, 1896, p.3. Macdougall, Jim: ‘Columnist – Jim Macdougall is a writer with interchangeable stomachs’, People, 4 June, 1952, pp.13-16. Melvin, “Joe”: ‘Popular Pressmen: “Joe” Melvin’, The Free Lance, 1 (17), 15 August, 1896, p.3. Mickle, Alan D.: Mickle, Alan D., My Lady Life. Melbourne, 1960, pp.88-95: Journalism. Morrison, George Ernest: Clune, Frank, Chinese Morrison. Melbourne, 1941. []. Lindell, F., ‘”Chinese” Morrison: A Great Australian’, Historical Society of Australia, Journal and Proceedings, 20 (6), 1934, pp.401-406. [George Ernest Morrison].

90 Morrison, W.A., Ernest Morrison. London, 1963. Bibliography. [George Ernest “Chinese” Morrison]. O’Neill, J.A.: ‘Concerning two imprisoned Journalists’, The Bulletin, 8 December, 1888. J.A. O’Neill and Mr. Hilder. Nield, J.E.: G., S. (Steele Grey), ‘Popular Pressmen: No. 9: Dr. J.E. Nield’, The Free Lance, 1 (14), 23 July, 1896, p.3. Norton, John: Clune, Frank, Scandals of Sydney Town. Sydney, 1957. On John Norton and J.F. Archibald’s part in various scandals. O’Toole, “Bob”: ‘Popular Pressmen: “Bob” O’Toole’, The Free Lance, 1 (21), 12 September, 1896, p.3. Palmer, Nettie: Palmer, Nettie, ‘Remembrance of Things Past’, (3), 1914; Meanjin 20 (3), September, 1961, pp.297-301. Parkes, Henry: Parkes, Sir Henry, Fifty Years in the Making of Australian History. London, 1892. 4: “Seven Years as a Journalist”. The Empire. Paterson, “Banjo”: Grey, Steele, ‘Popular Pressmen. No. 6: “Banjo” Paterson’, The Free Lance, 1 (7), 4 June, 1896, p.3. Pearl, Cyril: Pearl Cyril, Always Morning. [n.d.]. Prichard, Katharine Susannah: Prichard, Katharine Susannah, Why I am a Communist. Sydney, n.d. Includes journalist experiences. Reay, W.T.: ‘Popular Pressmen. No. 2: W.T. Reay’, The Free Lance, 1 (2), 30 April, 1896, p.3. Richards, Thomas: Miller, E. Morris, ‘Thomas Richards (1800-1877), his contribution to the Hobart Town Magazines (1833-1834)’, Biblionews, 5 (12), November, 1952, pp.40-41. Miller, E. Morris, ‘Thomas Richards, 1800-1877’, Platypus, 1952, pp.7-8. Robertson, J. Steele: C., H.A., ‘Popular Pressmen: J. Steele Robertson’, The Free Lance, 1 (15), 30 July, 1896. J. Steele Robertson = “Steele Grey”. Grey, Steele – see Robertson, J. Steele.* Russo, Peter: Hetherington, John, Australians: Nine Profiles. Melbourne, 1960, pp.21-42: “Peter Russo: The Impious Crusader”. Sala, George Augustus: ‘The Newspaper Press – NSW 1892’, Sunday Times, 14 August, 1892, p.3. [George Augustus Sala]. Salter, W.E.G.: ‘Popular Pressmen. No. 11: W.E.G. Salter’, The Free Lance, 1 (12), 9 July, 1896, p.3. Scorfield, Ted: ‘Press: A Great Cartoonist’, The Bulletin, 17 June, 1961, pp.6-7. [Ted Scorfield]. Short, Harry: G., S. (Steele Grey), ‘Popular Pressmen [Harry Short]’, The Free Lance, 1 (3), 7 May, 1896, p.3.

91 Smith, James: Bright, Charles, Mrs., ‘Interviews with Prominent Spiritualists: Mr. James Smith’, The Harbinger of Light, 1 June, 1904, pp.449-451. Spencer-Browne, Reginald: ‘Spencer-Browne’, The Triad, 1 (8), May, 1916, p.48. Reginald Spencer-Browne of Brisbane Courier. Stephensen, P.R.: Fox, Len, ‘”Australia First” and “The Publicist”’, letter to Nation, 23 February, 1963, p.16. [P.R. Stephensen]. Thwaites, Beth: ‘All Melbourne Knows This Woman’, People, 13 February, 1952, pp.15-17. [Beth Thwaites]. Wardell, Robert: Halloran, Aubrey, ‘Some Early Legal Celebrities’, Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 10 (6), 1924, pp.337-347. Robert Wardell and The Australian. Warung, Price: Macartney, Frederick T., ‘Sidelights on Price Warung’, Australian Literary Essays. Sydney, 1947, pp.105-111. p.108: Warung’s (William Astley’s) journalist career. Watt, William Angus: Joy, William, ‘Editor loved a girl bandit’, Sunday Telegraph, 2 June 1963, pp.29, 31. William Angus Watt, editor of Sydney Gazette. West, John: Miller, E. Morris, ‘John West: Man of Letters’, Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Papers and Proceedings, 2 (1), November, 1952, pp.12-13. Wilmot, Chester: Hetherington, John, Australians: Nine Profiles. Melbourne, 1960, pp.104-125: “Chester Wilmot: The Struggle for Wilmot”. Wilson, Edmund: ‘The Editor of the Argus, a sketch from the Portrait Gallery of the Express’, Melbourne, 1854. [Edmund Wilson].

Technical Material on Journalism Associated Business Services Ltd., Illustrated newspaper features and fashion services. Sydney (193?). Australian writers’ and artists’ market including New Zealand. Melbourne, 1946. Australian Writers’ Professional Service, Writers’ marketing guide: Australian, New Zealand and selected overseas markets. (Title varies: prior to 1958/59, Authors’ and Artists’ Marketing Guide (Australia and New Zealand). Brogden, S.M.W., The Australian Freelance. Melbourne, 1942. Dillon, Gerald (ed.), Why Editors Regret (First Aid for the Free-Lance) Together with a Foreword by S.H. Prior – Editor “The Bulletin”. Sydney, 1929.

92 Fitz Henry, W.E., The Australian Authors’ and Artists’ Handbook, 1935. Sydney, 1935. c.f. C.V. Ringstad, Richard Geraint. Geraint, Richard and Fitz Henry, W.E., The Australian Authors’ and Artists’ Handbook, 1937. Sydney, 1937. c.f. C.V. Ringstad; W.E. Fitz Henry. Pittaway, G.R., Australian Authors’ and Artists’ Marketing Guide. Eaglehawk, Victoria, 1958. Ringstad, C.V. and Fitz Henry, W.E. (eds.), The Australian and New Zealand Writers’ and Artists’ Year Book – 1928. Sydney, 1928. c.f. Fitz Henry; Richard Geraint. Saunders, G.B.H., ‘Freelance writing in Australia: low rates keep quality down’, Voice, 5, January, 1956, pp.25-26. Simpson, Colin, Show Me a Mountain: The Rise of an Australian Company, Ampol. Sydney, 1961. p.211: Walkley Awards for Journalists. Tonkin, Murray, Writing for a Living. Melbourne, 1935. Bibliography. Writer, The. No. 6, April, 1945 – 4(5), March, 1948. (Melbourne). Tips for freelances.

Amateur Journalism Austral-Amateur, The: Devoted to the Amateur Journalists of Australia. On issues from 1896-1900. With 3 (34), October 1898 becomes “Official Organ of Australian Amateur Press Association”, which in 4 (37), January 1899 amalgamates with A.S.A.J. (presumably Australian Society of Amateur Journalists. Coo-ee! Official Magazine of the Australian Amateur Press Association, July, 1948 – April, 1952. Emu, The: The Official Magazine of the G.H.C.C., 1 (2), 21 May, 1894. See [earlier] for the Golden Hours Correspondence Club and the Australian Amateur Press Association. C.f. The Kangaroo. Kangaroo, The: The Official Magazine of the Australian Amateur Journalists’ Association, N.S. No. 1 (O[ld] S[eries] 3 (5)) January, 1895. c.f. The Emu. Koolinda, October, 1943 – December, 1955. Australian Library of Amateur Journalists. Perry, R. Contributions to an Amature (sic.) Magazine in Prose and Verse. London, 1857.

Novels Stivens, Dal, Jimmy Brockett. Novel about H.D. McIntosh. C.f. Encel, S., ‘Political Novels in Australia’, Historical Studies, Australia and N.Z., November, 1956, p.308-309.

93 Encel, S., ‘Political Novels in Australia’, Historical Studies, Australia and N.Z., November, 1956, p.308-309. c.f. Stivens, Dal, Jimmy Brockett. Novel about H.D. McIntosh.* Woodfield, Sutton (Les Haylen?), A for Artemis: A Burlesque of Big-City Intrigue. Sydney, 1960.

General Material on Journalism Barbor, Edward, They went their way. Traralgon (Vic.), 1960. Ch.41: “Press, Premiers and People”; ch.42: “A Real ‘Working Journalist’”. Bathurst, F.H., ‘Reporters and their Work’, Centennial Magazine, 2 (7), 1889-1890, pp.498-502 Biggs, L.V., Ancient and Modern Editing. Melbourne, 1938. ‘The Nobility of the Daily Pressman’, The Bulletin, 20 November, 1890, p.22. Working conditions of journalists. Campion, Eddie, ‘The Australian Daily Press: Problem of the Robot Reporter’, Hermes, 54 (2), 1954, pp.59-60. “Depersonalisation” of reporters. Casey, Gavin, ‘Gentlemen, The Press’, The Bulletin, 2 November, 1955, pp.25, 27. Collins, E.H., Lost Years. Sydney, 1948. ch.10: “Paper and Journalists”. Condon, Peter, ‘The Australian Daily Press: The Restoration of the Press’, Hermes, 54 (2), 1954, pp.60-61. Journalists are split between cynicism and idealism. Cook, B.S. Baxter, ‘Memoirs of a Pioneer Pressman’, The Bulletin, 21 October, 1959, pp.32-33, 45; 28 October, pp.32-33, 44-45; 4 November, pp.34-36, 44-45; 11 November pp.33-35, 44-45; 18 November, pp.32-35, 44-45; 25 November, pp.32-35, 44; 2 December, pp.32-35, 44-45; 9 December, pp.34-37, 58, 64; 16 December, pp.32- 35, 44. ‘A Plan for Pressmen’, The Critic, 20 September, 1873, pp.9-10. Status of journalists. ‘The Fourth Estate’, The Critic, 6 December, 1873, pp.133-134. Status of journalists. Deamer Sydney H., The Critical Function of Journalism. Melbourne, 1945. Deamer, Sydney H., ‘The Editor’s Job’, in A.J.A. (Vic.), A Journey into Journalism. Melbourne, 1932, pp.12-13. ‘”Personal” Journalism’, The Democrat, 2 (2), 3 October, 1891, p.8. Poem. Garryowen (E. Finn), The Chronicles of Early Melbourne, II. Melbourne, 1888. chs.58-59: “The Nativity and Nonage of Melbourne Journalism”.

94 Gloomish, Susan, ‘Hi-Tiddly-Hi-Ti: Women and Journalism’, The Triad, 4 (10), 10 July, 1919, pp.9-10. Grover, Montague, ‘Held Over: Reminiscences of a Newspaper Man’, The Lone Hand, July, August, September, November, 1914. Grubstreet, Theodore, ‘The Evolution of a Journalist’, The Bulletin, 5 September, 1891, pp.21-22. Gullett, Sir Henry, Journalism in the War. Melbourne, 1940. Hetherington, John, The War Correspondent’s Craft. Melbourne, 1943. Jervis, James, ‘Notes and Queries’, Royal Australian Historical Society, Journal and Proceedings, 38 (2), July, 1952, pp.103-104. On Admission of pressmen and public to N.S.W. Legislative Council Debates, 7 June, 1838. Journalism in South Australia. Reprints of: 1. “Jubilee of South Australian Journalism. The Register’s Fiftieth Anniversary.” Adelaide, 1887. 2. “South Australian Journalism. Our First Newspaper. An Outline of the Register’s History.” Adelaide, 1892. 3. “Journalism in South Australia. Farewell to Mr. J.H. Finlayson”. Adelaide, 1899. Mitchell 079/S. Jubilee of South Australian Journalism. The Register’s Fiftieth Anniversary. Adelaide, 1887. Reprint, Mitchell 079/S.* South Australian Journalism. Our First Newspaper. An Outline of the Register’s History. Adelaide, 1892. Reprint, Mitchell 079/S.* Journalism in South Australia. Farewell to Mr. J.H. Finlayson. Adelaide, 1899. Reprint, Mitchell 079/S.* Lack, Clem, History of Queensland Journalism. [n.d.]. Typescript. ‘Adelaide Journalism’, The Lantern, 21 June, 1879, p.7. Le Tessier, Anita, ‘Catching Them Young’, letter to The Bulletin,, 9 June, 1962, p.31. c.f. letter from S. Vincent, The Bulletin, 9 June, 1962, p.31. Young journalists, critics, etc. Vincent, S., letter to The Bulletin, 9 June, 1962, p.31. c.f. Le Tessier, Anita, ‘Catching Them Young’, letter to The Bulletin,, 9 June, 1962, p.31., Young journalists, critics, etc.* Morton, Frank, ‘The Art of Journalism: A Scoff’, The Lone Hand, 1 (3), July, 1907, pp.294-296. Journalese and Inaccuracy. ‘The oracles of shanty town: (Parliamentary Press Gallery)’, Nation, 28 February, 1959, pp.10-13. Reporters and reporting. Nelson, Wallace, Foster Fraser’s Fallacies and other Australian Essays. Sydney, n.d., 1910. pp.98-103: “Journalism in Australia”. News of the Day, 1 (1-8), 7-15 July, 1955. Morning paper issued by striking printers and journalists in opposition to 4 Sydney daily newspapers. Title varies: Nos. 1-4, The News.

95 ‘Journalistic Queensland: The State and Dignity of Journalism’, The Queensland Review, 1 (3), June, 1886, p.267-274. Rodgers, Ruth, ‘Around Sydney – Who’s for Rounders?’, The Bulletin, 11 May, 1963, p.18. Social reporting. Ross, Samuel Albert, Methods in Journalism. Sydney, 1935. Russo, Peter V., Honorable Information. Melbourne, 1948. Sanderson, F.J. in Queensland, ‘Journalists and Policemen: “Bar the Press”’, The Bulletin, 2 December, 1961, p.6. Sydney Reporter, A, ‘On the Rounds’, The Daily Post, 1 and 2 March, 1895, p.5. ‘Beauties of the Daily Press’, Sydney Punch, 14 January, 1865, p.266. Style of leaders. Tebbutt, Geoffrey, Journalism under Fire. Melbourne, 1941. Thatcher, Richmond, Life and Times of Jem Punch. Sydney, 1885. pp.19-26. ‘At the Sign of the Blundering Pup’, The Triad, 1924-25. Critical feature on Journalese, extracts from papers with remarks re style. June, 1924, pp.58-59; July, 1924, p.33; August, 1924, p.58 (c.f. ‘Studies in Style’, The Triad, p.54); September, 1924, p.61; October, 1924, p.46; November, 1924, p.64; January, 1925, p.39; In May 1925, p.49; July, 1925, pp.58-59; August, 1925, pp.40-42; September, 1925, p.49, “Be paid to read your own newspaper”. S., W.M., ‘Journalese’, The Triad, 3 (5), February, 1918, p.21. ‘The Poor Dailies’, The Triad, 4 (12), 10 September, 1919, p.6. Journalese. ‘Obiter Dicta – Time’s Revenges’, The Triad, 8 (2), 10 November, 1922, pp.5-6. Journalese. ‘Today’s “Journalism”’, The Triad, 8 (3), 11 December, 1922, pp.24 & 26. Protest against “new journalism”. Reply by P. Anthony Lawlor, ‘Today’s Journalism’, The Triad, 8 (5), February, 1923, pp.34-35. Lawlor, Anthony P., ‘Today’s Journalism’, The Triad, 8 (5), February, 1923, pp.34-35. Reply to ‘Today’s “Journalism”’, The Triad, 8 (3), 11 December, 1922, pp.24 & 26. Protest against “new journalism”.* Warner, Peggy, Don’t Type in Bed: Life with a roving journalist. Melbourne, 1958. Waters, J.C., ‘Through the Sub-Editor’s Basket’, in A.J.A. (Vic.), A Journey into Journalism. Melbourne, 1932, pp.10-12.

CARTOONS AND BLACK AND WHITE ART ‘Mandrake on the March’, Australian Artist, 1, Autumn, 1948, pp.25-26. Protest against imported comics.

96 Bartlett, N., ‘Australia’s Comic Strips have fine pedigree’, S.W. Pacific, n.s., 24, 1950, pp.22-28. ‘Fighting the Syndication Menace’, Bohemia, 1 (11), February, 1940, p.10. Letter from John K. Ewers of Fellowship of Australian Writers to PM. (Menzies). Ewers, John K., ‘Fighting the Syndication Menace’, Bohemia, 1 (11), February, 1940, p.10. Letter from John K. Ewers of Fellowship of Australian Writers to PM. (Menzies).* ‘Press: A Great Cartoonist’, The Bulletin, 17 June, 1961, pp.6-7. Ted Scorfield. Cultural Defence Committee (Founded by Fellowship of Australian Writers), Mental Rubbish from Overseas: A Public Protest. Sydney, 1935. ‘Popular Pressmen, No. 7: Tom Carrington’, The Free Lance, 1 (8), 11 June, 1896, p.3. Hopkins, D.J., Hop of the Bulletin. Sydney, 1929. Low, David, Caricatures, collected from the Sydney Bulletin and other sources. Sydney, 1915. May, P., Phil May in Australia. Sydney, 1904. Mercier, Emile, ‘Bulletin Black and White’, a letter to The Bulletin, 19 May, 1962, p.29. Newspaper cartoonists Association of Queensland, As we see ' em, 1916. Brisbane, n.d. (1916?). ‘Stan Cross, king of the comic strips’, People, 15 March, 1950, pp.18-20. ‘Australasian Caricaturists. 3: Mr. J.H. Chinner of the Adelaide Quiz’, The Review of Reviews, Australasian edition, 3 (2), August, 1893, pp.187- 189. Simpson, Gerald, ‘Will Dyson’, The Triad, 11 (2), 1 December, 1925, pp.8- 10. Speight, S., ‘Early comic art in Australia’, Hemisphere, July, 1960, pp.11-15. Stivens, Dal, ‘The Social Significance of Comic Strips’, Meanjin, 6 (2), Winter, 1947, pp.82-92.

LITTLE AND LITERARY MAGAZINES

Bibliographies and Similar Material Geraint, Richard and Fitzhenry, W.E. (eds.), ‘Journals and Magazines’, in their Australian Authors’ and Artists’ Handbook, 1937. Sydney, 1937, pp.15-42. Publisher, The: Australian Literary News (Sydney), Nos. 1 (October, 1895 [sic]), 10 (July, 1887), 14 (November, 1887), 15 (December, 1887),

97 16 (January, 1888), 17 (February, 1888), 18 (March, 1888); No. 5, N.S. (June, 1889). Published by Turner and Henderson, has some articles and book and magazine notes especially in earlier issues. Tregenza, John, A Checklist of non-commercial literary magazines published in Australia, 1923-1954. With descriptive notes. Canberra, 1956. Typescript. Tregenza, John, ‘A Checklist of non-commercial literary magazines published in Australia, 1923-1954. With descriptive notes’, Biblionews, 12 (6), June, 1959, pp.19-27. Turner, Henry Gyles, ‘Some Magazines of Early Victoria’, The Library Record of Australasia, 1 (2), July, 1901, pp.49-52. ‘Some More Victorian Magazines’, ibid, 1 (3), October, 1901, pp.87-92; ‘A Final Batch of Victorian Magazines’, ibid, 1 (4), 1901, pp.130-135. Turner, Henry Gyles, ‘Some More Victorian Magazines’, The Library Record of Australasia, 1 (3), October, 1901, pp.87-92.* Turner, Henry Gyles, ‘A Final Batch of Victorian Magazines’, The Library Record of Australasia, 1 (4), 1901, pp.130-135.*

Articles and Material on Little and Literary Magazines Abbott, J.H.M., Out of the Past. Sydney, n.d., pp.64-66: “1880: The First Bulletin”. Anderson, H., ‘E.J. Brady and The Native Companion’, Biblionews, 4, March, 1951, pp.10-11. Archibald, J.F., ‘The genesis of the Bulletin: being the memoirs of J.F. Archibald’, The Lone Hand, 1, 1907: pp.53, 163, 65, 430, 554, 683; 2: 1907-1908: pp.65, 139. ‘Periodicals’ in The Australian Encyclopedia. Sydney, 1958. Vol. VII, pp.57 (a) – 66 (b). Australian Women’s Weekly, A Study of women’s magazines audiences. 2 vols. 1960. Bartlett, Norman, ‘The Necessity of the Little Magazine. 1. The Australian Scene’, Meanjin, 7 (2), Winter, 1948, pp.108-117. Baverstock, Florence, ‘J.F. Archibald: An Editor of Other Days’, Ink, 1, 1932, pp.56-58. Blake, L.J., ‘Winifred Hamilton’, The Educational Magazine, 12 (2), March, 1955, pp.65-71. Work on Steele Rudd’s Magazine, The Bulletin, Wentworth Magazine, Countrywoman’s Weekly. Bradish, C.R., ‘How Keith Murdoch Packed a Punch’ Nation, 4 July, 1959, pp.17-19. c.f. letter, ibid., 18 July, 1959, pp.17-18; 15 August, 1959, p.19. Melbourne Punch.

98 Brady, E.J., ‘Australian “Little” Magazines: what became of them’, Focus, 3 (2), April, 1948, pp.7-9. A Southern Garland. The Collected Bulletin Booklets. The Bulletin, Sydney, 1904. ‘An Editor Packs His Bags’, The Bulletin, 8 March, 1961, p.17. The Bulletin: Newspaper Cuttings collected by A.G. Stephens. Stephens, A.G., The Bulletin: Newspaper Cuttings collected by A.G. Stephens.* ‘The Bulletin Reader’, The Bulletin, 31 March, 1962, p.3. ‘The Changes in “The Bulletin”’, The Bulletin, 18 January, 1961, p.4. ‘Correspondence from a would-be correspondent’, The Bulletin, 17 February, 1962, pp.24-25. Humorous. ‘For the Observer: An Outpost of the “Vogue” Empire’, The Bulletin, 19 April, 1961, pp.26-27. ‘The Only Federal Paper’, The Bulletin, 23 November, 1889, p.5. Itself. ‘Overland and the CLP’, The Bulletin, 1 September, 1962, p.3. ‘Plain English - The Bulletin and Communism’, The Bulletin, 23 September, 1961, p.11. c.f. letters. ‘Rising Sales’, The Bulletin, 29 December, 1962, p.5. ‘Some Notes about The Bulletin, The Bulletin, 26 June, 1880, p.2. Achievements and influence. Burns, Creighton, ‘Political Journals in Australia’, Adult Education, September, 1959, pp.4-7. Byrnes, John V., ‘Our First Periodical’, Biblionews, 14 (12), December, 1961, pp.38-40. Ralph Mansfield’s The Australian Magazine. Cannon, Michael, ‘For Milady’s Ninepence: Women’s Weekly acquires a kitchen help’, Nation, 5 November, 1960, pp.10-11. Chisholm, A.H., ‘Periodicals’, The Australian Encyclopedia. Sydney, 1958. Vol. VII, pp.57 (a) – 66 (b). Christesen, C.B., ‘Meanjin’s Story’, Australian Books, 2 April, 1947, pp.143-145. Christesen, C.B., ‘The uneasy chair’, Meanjin, 10 (4), Autumn, 1951, pp.83- 91. History of the Magazine. Clarke, A.C., ‘Australian House Magazines’, Bulletin of Industrial Psychology and Personnel Practice, 5 (1), March, 1949, pp.10-20. Content analysis of 83 magazines. Clarke, C.T., ‘The Book Trade in New South Wales’, Library Association of Australasia, Proceedings, 1898, pp.115-121. Cleary, Pal, ‘Love in Pulpland’, The Observer, 31 May, 1958, pp.233-234.

99 Cockburn, J.L., ‘The role of the “little” magazines’, Adelaide University Magazine, 1959, pp.23-27. Coleman, Peter, ‘Literary Gang Warfare: the literary quarterlies and feuds between Australian writers’, The Observer, 2 April, 1960, pp.5-7. Coleman, Peter, ‘The little magazines’, Hemisphere, December, 1962, pp.21-22. Dark, E.P., The World Against Russia. Sydney, 1948. pp.270-284: The Bulletin and Russia. Duhig, J.V., ‘How Meanjin Began’, letter to The Bulletin, 20 October, 1962, pp.30-31. Dunbabin, Thomas, ‘The Wreck of the Weeklies’, Australian National Review, 5 (30), June, 1939, pp.21-26. Dutton, Geoffrey, ‘A Bulletin for a Nation’, Australian Book Review, 1 (10), August, 1962, p.128. Dutton, Geoffrey, ‘The emergence of Australian Book Review’, Australian Journal of Adult Education, December, 1962, pp.39-41. Ewers, J.K., ‘The Short Story in Australia’, Westerly, 1 (1), 1960, pp.17-19. FitzHenry, W.E., ‘Some Bulletin History’, The Bulletin, 1 February, 1950, pp.2-3, 67. Fitzpatrick, Brian, ‘The Internment of P.R. Stephensen’, The Observer, 5 September, 1959, pp.552-553. The Publicist. C.f. letters, Observer, 19 September, 1959, p.603; 3 October, p.635. Giblin, L.F., ‘The Record and its editors, 1925-1946’, Economic Record, 23, June, 1947, pp.1-4. Gott, K.D., ‘Little Magazines in a Standardsized Age’, Australian Association for Cultural Freedom Seminar, Sydney, 1962. Roneoed. Survey of Australian magazines. Gott, K.D., ‘Mr. Menzies Reads “Overland”’, Nation, 3 June, 1961, p.6. Gott, K.D., ‘Overland’s Demerit’, Nation, 28 July, 1962, p.7. Greenop, Frank S., History of Magazine Publishing in Australia. Sydney, 1947. Hall, Clifton, ‘Creative State” – Australian Fascist Weekly Launched’, Tomorrow, 1 (9), November, 1946, pp.3-4, 30. On Denys G.M. Jackson’s Nation. Harris, Max, ‘ The current literary scene’, Angry Penguins, July, 1946, pp.60-61. Criticism of periodicals. Horne, Donald, ‘The Merger of The Observer with The Bulletin’, The Observer, 18 March, 1961, p.3. Howarth, R.G., ‘Australian Literary Magazines’, Southerly, 12 (3), 1951, pp.159-162.

100 Inglis, K.S., ‘Invisible CAB Men’, Nation, 20 June, 1959, p.16. [re.] Current Affairs Bulletin. C.f. letter Nation, 15 August, 1959, p.19. Jebb, Richard, Studies in Colonial Nationalism. London, 1905. ch.9: “The National Australian Newspaper, The Bulletin”. Kamo, ‘1900 and after: II. Adventures in Print’, New Zealand Life, 20 April, 1929, pp.11-12. Lone Hand, The Triad. Kangan, M. and Allen, W.K., ‘A Close Look at a House Journal’, Bulletin of Industrial Psychology and Personnel Practice, 5 (3), September, 1949, pp.3-15. Case study of “Fibrolite Trimmings”. Kelly, Peter, ‘Boom in Little Magazines’, The Bulletin, 22 September, 1962, pp.12-14. Kelly, P., ‘Santamaria’s weekly’, The Observer, 1 October, 1960, pp.15-16. News-Weekly. Kern, James W., ‘The last Post’, Port Phillip Gazette, 1 (1), Winter, 1952, pp.44-48. The Australasian and The Australian Post. Lavater, L., Serle, P., Macartney, Frederick T., and Miller, E. Morris, ‘The Little Magazine’, Meanjin, 8 (4), Summer, 1949, pp.240-244. Lawson, Sylvia, ‘Edited, Printed and Published by Women: The embattled years of Louisa Lawson’, Nation, 25 October, 1958, pp.15-18. The Dawn. Lee, S.E., ‘The genesis of the Bulletin’, Daylight, 1961, pp.59-66. Lindsay, H.A., ‘Press – Looking for a Patron’, The Observer, 4 March, 1961, p.17. On the press (magazines especially) in competition with TV. McDonald, James, ‘Lost Horizons in Australia’, The Educational Magazine, 8 (2), March, 1951, pp.59-62. Comments, ibid., 8 (4), May, 1951, pp.157, 168. [Little & literary magazines]. McKellar, J., ‘The Little Magazines’, Meanjin, 10 (3), Spring, 1951, pp.295- 297. Fellowship. MacLeod, A.C., MacLeod of the “Bulletin”: the Life and Work of William Macleod by his wife. Sydney, 1931. Melbourne Spy, ‘The Secret Life of Eric Butler – and “Killen the Com”’, Nation, 26 September, 1959, pp.10-12. New Times. C.f. letters, Nation, 10 October, 1959, pp.17-18; 24 October, p.17; 7 November, p.19. Melville, Adam G., ‘The Book-Trade in Australia since 1861’, Library Association of Australasia, Proceedings, 1898, pp.107-115. Melville, A.G., ‘The Magazine of the Future’, The Australasian Critic, 1 September, 1891, p.274. Miller, E. Morris, ‘The Hobart Town Magazine (1833-34)’, Biblionews, 4, July, 1951, pp.2-29.

101 ‘Literary Censorship’, The Month, 1 (3), 1857, pp.113-120. Objects to newspaper criticism of The Month. Mugga, ‘Press – How to kill a magazine’, The Bulletin, 12 May, 1962, p.10. Muirden, Bruce, ‘The End of Meanjin?’, The Observer, 26 November, 1960, p.38. ‘Australia’s Secret Censorship’, Nation, 14 February, 1959, p.12. Gordon and Gotch. ‘The Bishops and Nation’, Nation, 12 August, 1961, p.4. ‘The Descent of Man – And the origin of Mr. K.G. Murray’s specie’, Nation, 21 October, 1961, pp.11-12. ‘Magazine Trends’, Nation, 30 June, 1962, p.12. ‘The Secret Life of Eric Butler’, Nation, 26 September, 1959, pp.10-12. Includes history of the New Times. ‘Traveller’s Ghost: The Tempestuous and hitherto unlogged voyage of P.R. Stephensen’, Nation, 31 January, 1959, pp.10-12. ‘The Culturalist: P.R. Stephensen’s bright noon and sombre afternoon’, Nation, 14 February, 1959, pp.8-10. The Publicist. C.f. letter, ibid., 28 February, 1959, pp.17-18. ‘The Jack Lang “Century”’, The Observer, 28 May, 1960, pp.7-8. ‘Press – A Women’s Magazine’, The Observer, 12 November, 1960, pp.17- 18. ‘Press – To Stop in-Breeding’, The Observer, 7 January, 1961, p.17. Palmer, Vance, ‘The Editor: J.F. Archibald’, in his National Portraits, 3rd edition, Melbourne, 1954, ch.12. Palmer, Vance, The Legend of the Nineties. Melbourne, 1954. pp.88-108: “The Bushman’s Bible” (The Bulletin). ‘The Fortnightly Universe’, Prospect, 1 (2), 1960, pp.2-3. Nation, and Observer. Reid, John, ‘The Modern Magazine’, The Australasian Critic, 1 September, 1891, pp.272-274. ‘The Humorous Press of Australasia. I. Melbourne Punch’, Review of Reviews, Australasian edition, 3 (5), November, 1893, pp.259-262. Ryan, T.J., ‘The Humorous Press of Australasia: The Sydney Bulletin’, Review of Reviews, Australasian edition, 1894, pp.47-51. Selby, Isaac, The Old Pioneer’s Memorial History of Melbourne. Melbourne, n.d. Sinclair, John, ‘Salt Passes – Experiment in Honest Journalism’, Tomorrow, 1 (3), May, 1946, p.19. Smith, Mamia, ‘Boom in Little Magazines’, letter to The Bulletin, 27 October, 1962, p.32.

102 Smith, Mamia, ‘How Meanjin Began’, letter to The Bulletin, 3 November, 1962, pp.32-33. Stephensen, P.R., ‘How Dr. Evatt Put Me in Gaol’, The Observer, 22 August, 1959, pp.515-517. The Publicist. Stone, L., (Note on Frank Wilmot, Hal E. Stone and some little magazines), Meanjin, 10 (3), Spring, 1951, pp.297-299. ‘Magazines – A Note’, Sydney Quarterly Magazine, 7 (4), December, 1890, pp.312-314. Thomson, Ailsa G., ‘The Early History of the Bulletin’, Historical Studies, Australia and N.Z., 6 (22), May, 1954, pp.121-134. Tierney, Patricia, ‘Overland and the CLF’, The Bulletin, 29 September, 1962, pp.29-30. Tregenza, John, ‘Australian Literary Magazines of the last three decades’, Australian Letters, 1 (1), June, 1957, pp.8-11; 1 (2), pp.28-30. The Triad, Items relevant to its history: 7 (7), April, 1922, pp.5-6; 9 (9), July, 1924, pp.3-4; 11 (2), December, 1925, pp.62-63, 78; 11 (4), February, 1926, p.3; 11 (10), August, 1926, pp.3-4. ‘Obiter Dicta – Newspaper Talk’, The Triad, 4 (4), 10 January, 1919, pp.6 & 8. Plans for Smith’s Weekly, what sort of weeklies needed. The Bulletin. Ward, Russel, The Australian Legend. 1958. On the Bulletin – see the index. Wearne, D., ‘The Readability of House Magazines’, Bulletin of Industrial Psychology and Personnel Practice, 5 (4), December, 1949, pp.29-32. Flesch test for 83 magazines.

ADVERTISING

Periodicals About Advertising Advertiser’s Monthly, 1 (1), April, 1929 – 2 (6), October, 1930. Advertising: the magazine of marketing, 1 (1), August, 1958, becomes Advertising Magazine, April, 1960, and Advertising and Marketing, April, 1961. Advertising Business (Perth), 1 (1-3), 1932. Advertising Business, incorporating Broadcasting Business, 17 (1), April, 1948 – 17 (3), April, 1948. Advertising in Australia, 1 (1), June, 1921 – 1 (8), July, 1922; N.S. 1 (1), February, 1927 – 5 (5), June, 1929. Advertising Magazine, (formerly: Advertising: the magazine of Marketing), 1 (1), August, 1958 - . Advertising News, May, 1922 - ? (Sydney).

103 Daily Telegraph, Advertising News Bulletin, 1 (1), February, 1960 - . Advertising News Bulletin (Daily Telegraph), 1 (1), February, 1960 - .* Ad-Writ, The: A Practical Monthly for Business Men, March, 1909 (Melbourne). Business Efficiency Daily Telegraph, Advertising News Bulletin, 1 (1), February, 1960 - . Advertising News Bulletin (Daily Telegraph), 1 (1), February, 1960 - .* Inklings: Bi-Monthly House organ of Ramsay Publishing Pty. Ltd. (later Ramsay Ware) Melbourne, No. 1, February, 1930 – No. 21, May, 1940. Mainly on printing, some direct mail information. August 1930 has brief history of firm. Reason Why, The: A Magazine for Advertisers, 1 (1), July, 1908 – 1 (6), June, 1909. Sydney. S.P.C., 1 (1) – 1 (8), November, 1930 –December, 1931. Waddy, The for driving home club facts. Official organ of the Ad. Men’s Institute of N.S.W., 1 (1), July, 1919 – 2 (12), July, 1921.

General Material on Advertising The Advertiser’s Companion (Woman’s Day), Sydney. 1960 - . ‘The Australian press and the Advertiser’, Advertising, October, 1959, pp.18-19. ‘Data for the Advertising Man’, Advertising in Australia, June – August, 1921. Analysis – classifies, display, reading – of Melbourne and Sydney papers. Another article with same title in February 1929, gives the share of advertisements, 1926-1928 of Melbourne papers. ‘Data for the Advertising Man’, Advertising in Australia, February 1929, gives the share of advertisements, 1926-1928 of Melbourne papers.* The Advertising Institute of Australia, Syllabus of the Advertising Education Board. Melbourne, 1960. The Advertising Institute of Australia, Towards a more efficient advertising staff: some important facts about qualifications and training. Sydney, n.d. Allen, S.V., ‘Advertising abroad: in Australia, newspapers and the periodical press get the major share of the advertiser’s spending’, Foreign Trade (Ottawa), 26 March, 1960, pp.4-7. Second Convention of Australasian Men, Report of Proceedings. Sydney, 1920. Australian Advertising Council, The joint operation of the Commonwealth Advertising Division and the Australian Advertising Council. Sydney, n.d.

104 Australian Association of Advertising Agencies, A career in an Advertising Agency. Sydney, n.d. Australian Association of Advertising Agencies (Federal), Advertised and Unadvertised Goods – A Survey over 20 years. Sydney, 1949. Australian Association of Advertising Agencies, Advertising expenditure in Australia (January – December 1960). Sydney, n.d. 1961 (?). See Bulletin, 8 September, 1962, p.61. Australian Association of Advertising Agencies (Federal), Australian research services. Sydney, 1950. Australian Association of Advertising Agencies (Federal), Command Performance. Sydney, 1951. Australian Association of Advertising Agencies (Federal), Do’s and don’ts for Press Copywriters. Sydney, 1955. Australian Association of Advertising Agencies (Federal), Has the AAAA’s justified its existence? Sydney, 1950. Australian Association of Advertising Agencies, Internal training programme for the modern advertising agency. Sydney, 1962. Australian Association of Advertising Agencies (Federal), The Organisation and Functions of the Australian Advertising Agency. Sydney, n.d. Australian Association of Advertising Agencies (Federal), The Story of the “Four A’s”. Sydney, 1951. Australian Association of Advertising Agencies, What Every Business Man should know about advertising agencies. Sydney, 1957. Australian Association of Advertising Agencies (Federal) and Australian Federation of Commercial Broadcasting Stations, Do’s and Don’ts for Radio Copywriters. Sydney, n.d. Australian Association of National Advertisers, A report and review of industrial advertising in Australia. Sydney, 1961 Australian Newspapers Council: Advertising Board, Rules of accreditation of advertising agents and regulations and rules governing advertising. Sydney, 1960. Australian Newspaper Proprietors’ Association, Rules and Regulations for advertising agents and advertising. Sydney, 1953. Australian Women’s Weekly, The Australian Women’s Weekly and what it can do for any advertiser. 1962? Australian Women’s Weekly, Bulletin No. 5, Analysis of 1501 advertisements in the “Australian Women’s Weekly”, April 1959 – March 1962. Australian Women’s Weekly, Junior Handbook. Sydney, 1960?

105 Baeyertz, C.N., ‘Ad. Men in Conference. Stimulating Talks in Brisbane’, The Triad, 4 (1), 10 October, 1918, pp.41-44. Braham, D.O., ‘Truth in Advertising’, in Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923. Sydney, 1923, p.42. ‘A New Science. Advertising Agency’, The Bulletin, 30 May, 1891, p.19. Puff for Wimble’s. ‘Advertising – U.S. experts to lecture’, The Bulletin, 12 May, 1962, p.34. The Bulletin, 30 June, 1894, p.5. Advertisements and “Plugs”. Coleman, Lloyd Ring, The Practice of Successful Advertising. Sydney, n.d. Text. Coleman, Peter, ‘The Coming War in Advertising’, The Observer, 31 October, 1959, pp.677-680. ‘Triple Clamor for Public Attention’, Commercial Radio and Television: A Newspaper News Production, 1955, p.17. Fisher, Norman, ‘A Counter-Attack on Advertising’, Boom and Bust, 1962, p.38. Reply to Bob Whiteway. Fisher, Norman, ‘A Tax on Advertising’, Dissent, 2 (3), July-August, 1962, pp.13, 16-17. Fisher, Norman, ‘Advertising – A Waste or Benefit’, Dissent, 2 (3), August, 1962. Goldberg, Frank, Scientific Selling and Advertising. Sydney, 1934. Grover, Montague, ‘The Advertising Floor’, Focus Monthly, 3 (3), May, 1943, pp.5-8. Harte, Harry, and Luckie, R.G., Advertising. Melbourne, 19??. ‘Advertising Under Attack’, I.P.A. Review, 16 (2), April-June, 1962, pp.46- 51. Kelly, F. Timothy, ‘What Place has Advertising in To-Day’s Economy?’, Rydge’s, April, 1950, pp.396-400. Labour Research Department, The Press. 2nd edition. London, 1928. 46: F.B.I. Advertising campaign in Australia. Lovell, H.T., ‘Ethics of Advertising’, Australasian Journal of Psychology and Philosophy, 4, 1926, pp.18-26. Lovell, H. Tasman, ‘The Psychology of Advertising’, in Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923. Sydney, 1923, pp.37-41. Luckie, R.C., and Harte, Harry, Advertising. Melbourne, 1947. Maund, J.W., ‘The Law an Advertising Man Should Know’, in Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923. Sydney, 1923, pp. 51-58. Melbourne Spy, ‘A Broad View of Ad-Men’, Nation, 10 October, 1959, p.16.

106 Melbourne Spy, ‘The Tar does Filter Through’, Nation, 27 August, 1950, pp.17-18. Filter cigarette advertising. Mills, R.C., ‘Economic Aspects of Advertising’, in Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923. Sydney, 1923, pp.46-47. Special Correspondent, A, ‘A Reader’s Digest Advertisement’, Nation, 14 March, 1959, p.13. ‘Admen Against Advertising’, Nation, 3 November, 1962, p.15. Reports criticisms made of advertising practices in the conference in Canberra. ‘Ten Million for Gunsmoke: Where the money goes in Australian Advertising’, Nation, 26 March, 1960, p.13. O’Brien Publicity Pty. Ltd., 25 Years.1939. ‘Advertising in South East Asia’, Overseas Trading, 29 June, 1962. (Supplement). Palethorpe, Nigel, ‘Can the journalist get closer to the advertiser?’, Advertising, January, 1959, pp.8-9, 45. Patterson, George, Life Has Been Wonderful: Fifty Years of adventures in advertising at home and abroad. Sydney, 1956. Patterson, George, ‘Once so strange and new a profession’, Advertising Magazine, August, 1958, pp.30-31. Pitt, John, ‘The Admass Society’, Boom and Bust, 1962, pp.35-36. Richards, W.O., ‘The Australasian Advertising Services Agency’, in Australasian Advertisers’ Manual and Newspaper Directory, 1923. Sydney, 1923, pp. 59-62. Richards, W.O., Co-operative Advertising – Its Achievements and Its Possibilities. Sydney, 1931. Roberts, Frank in Brisbane, ‘Advertising – Snide Publishers’, The Bulletin, 16 September, 1961, pp.9-10. Advertising practice. Ross, Charles G., ‘Efficient Advertising’, The Triad, 2 (2), 10 November, 1916, pp.25-27. Simmat, R. ‘Modern Advertising’, Australian Journal of Philosophy and Psychology, 9, 1931, pp.49-61. ‘A Plea for the Press’, Sydney Punch, 17 September, 1864, p.131. Puffs. ‘On Advertisements’, Sydney Punch, 17 March, 1866, p.54. Timms, J.C., Australian and New Zealand Advertising: A Practical Guide to Modern Advertisement Management. Melbourne, 1940. Textbook. ‘Frank Bignold’, The Triad, 10 June, 1922, p.26. On Daily Telegraph, AJA and advertising manager of Marcus Clark. Webb-Roberts McLelland Pty. Ltd., 50[?] (Advertising and industry after the war). Adelaide, 1945.

107 Whiteway, Bob, ‘In Defence of Advertising’, Boom and Bust, 1962, pp.36- 38. Reply to John Pitt.

PUBLIC RELATIONS ‘Why PR is capturing our top journalists’, Advertising, December, 1958, pp.8-9, 22. Biggs, Leonard V., ‘Archbishops, Bishops and Canons’, The Forum, 2 (24), 9 April, 1924, pp.3-4. Poor PR of Anglican clergy. Caiden, G.E., ‘The Neglect of Public Relations in Australian Public Administration’, Public Administration (Sydney), 20 (4), December, 1961, pp.331-341. Cheyney, Thomas, ‘John Somerville Smith: The Rise of a Lobbyist’, The Observer, 4 April, 1959, pp.207-208. ‘The Great and the Near Great: Untold Tales by an Erstwhile American Press Agent’, The Critic, 1 (1), August, 1912, p.3. Dwyer, T.J. (ed.), The Australian Public Relations Handbook. Melbourne, 1961. Sawer, G., ‘The Law affecting publication’, pp.80-83; Hughes, C.E.S., ‘Metropolitan daily press’, pp.90-92; Lucy, M.F., ‘Country and suburban press’, pp.101-105. Graham, John, ‘The Man in the Fifty-Guinea Suit’, The Observer, 14 June, 1958, p.263. Holden, W. Sprague, ‘Public Relations in Australia’, Public Relations Journal, January, 1959, pp.10-13. Kerr, L.K., ‘A Pattern for Improvement’, in The Institute of Social Order, Religious Denominations and Australia’s Needs: Is More Co- operation Possible?. Melbourne, 1961, pp.69-85. On PR of Churches and attitudes to Press. Lee, Ivy Jr., ‘A Love-Hate Liaison: Public Relations and the Press’, Nation, 28 March, 1959, pp.13-15. c.f. letters, Nation, 11 April, 1959, pp.18- 19; 25 April, 1959, p.17; 6 June, 1959, p.18. ‘Journeys into Space: How PR men influence the Public’, Nation, 14 March, 1959, pp.8-10. P.R.I.S.M.: official journal of the Public Relations Institute of Australia (New South Wales), 1 (1), April, 1962. Public Relations Institute of Australia, P.R.I.A. Code of Ethics. Sydney, n.d. 1962?. Public Relations Institute of Australia (N.S.W.), Membership as at 30 June, 1962. Sydney, 1962.

108 Simpson, Joseph, ‘The General was all wrapped up’, Nation, 23 May, 1959, pp.9-10. PR and General Laurence Kutter.

MIXED PRESS CUTTINGS AND SCRAP BOOKS The Australian Press (Newspaper Cuttings, 3pp. 24-26. Q 991/N). Centenary of Australian Journalism. (Newspaper Cuttings, Vol. 113, pp.8-25. Q 991/N). Centenary of the Press. Progress of Australian Journalism. (Old New South Wales; Newspaper Cuttings vi. Q 991/O). A Century of letters, history of Australian newspapers. (Newspaper cuttings, vol. 116, pp.145-148. F 991/N). Cradle of the Australian Press (Newspaper Cuttings, 12, pp.15-17; Q 991/N). Dowling, E. Australian Press: some early struggles. (Newspaper Cuttings, v.25, pp.43, 46-47; Q 991/N). ‘Early Australian newspapers’, (Newspaper Cuttings, vol. 113, pp.3-26; Q 991/N). Forde, J.M., ‘Old Melbourne: the first newspaper’, (Newspaper Cuttings, 15, pp.33-34; Q 992.1/n). Imperial Press Conference, Australia, 1925 – Newspaper Cuttings. Some earlier matters. Sydney’s first newspaper (Newspaper Cuttings, v, 20, pp.106-107. Q 991/N). Collection of press cuttings with index of magazine articles of local historical interest in the Age and Argus newspapers, 1925 – Victorian Public Library.

ADDENDA

Proprietors Cannon, Michael, ‘Shaping the Herald. Sir Keith Murdoch seen through his confidential memoranda’, Nation, 29 June, 1963, pp.11-14. Extracts from confidential notes issued to senior executives by Keith Murdoch, March, August, 1929.

Newsagents Australian Stationery and Fancy Goods Journal, The, 1 (1), 10 June, 1921; title changed to Ideas, 20 May, 1937; January, 1956, Ideas divided into two separate journals, Ideas about Books and Bookselling and Ideas for Newsagents and Stationers, which are issued on alternating fortnights.

109 Censorship Silverman, Sondra, ‘A poser for Liberals; the Australia First issue and its protagonists surveyed’, Nation, 9 February, 1963, pp.13-17. (Deals with The Publicist).

Country Ayre, E.M., The Country Story. 1960. A compilation of statistical and economic data of the provincial press of NSW. New South Wales Country Press Association, Annual Report, 1901 +. Titled Press Progress in recent years. Shakespeare, A.T., After 50 Years. 1951. A history of the New South Wales Country Press Association. Shakespeare, A.T., Press Under Pressure. A reprinted address to the 1961 Annual Conference of the New South Wales Country Press Association.

General Inglis, K.S., ‘The daily diet’, Prospect, 6 (2), 1963, pp.4-12. University of New South Wales, Symposium on Post-Modern Mass Communication. Sydney, 1963. Mirror Newspapers Ltd., Annual Report. 1959. Mirror Newspapers Ltd., Purchase of “Truth” & “Sportsman” Ltd., by O’Connell Pty. Ltd., announced Daily Mirror, 23 December, 1958. Mirror Newspapers Ltd., Purchase of O’Connell Pty. Ltd., by News Ltd., Adelaide, announced Daily Mirror, 21 May, 1960, and Sunday Mirror, 22 May, 1960. Mirror Newspapers Ltd., Daily Miracle, October, 1959; October, 1960. Reflections in the Mirror, December, 1960; Mirror Reflections, April, 1961; Mirror Minor, September, 1961, July, 1962, February, 1963, May, 1963. Now published as Mirror Minor on basis of 3 or 4 issues per annum. Cadet paper. Mirror Newspapers Ltd., Provisional Manual for guidance of Editorial Composing and Reading staffs. Mirror Newspapers Ltd., and associated companies. “Truth” & “Sportsman” Ltd., Annual Report, 1 (1926). ‘The Mercury Rises’, The Bulletin, 1 June, 1963, p.3. The Argus, ‘Souvenir of a Century of Progress’, 16 October, 1934. Cannon, Michael, ‘Shaping the Herald. Sir Keith Murdoch seen through his confidential memoranda’, Nation, 29 June, 1963, pp.11-14. Extracts

110 from confidential notes issued to senior executives by Keith Murdoch, March - August, 1929.

Journalists – General Dow, David M., Melbourne Savages: A History of the First Fifty Years of the Melbourne Savage Club. Melbourne, 1947. ch.13: “The Inky Way”. Journalists etc. who were Club members.

Journalists – by name Morrison, George Ernest, ‘Across the Australian Continent’, from Age, 19 May, 1883, in Australian Letters, November, 1962, pp.17-25. Patterson, A.B., ‘”Chinese” Morrison’, from Patterson’s Happy Dispatches, in Australian Letters, November, 1962, pp.12-16. Stephensen, P.R., ‘”Chinese” Morrison’, Australian Letters, November, 1962, pp.26-32.

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Other publications issued by the Australian Newspaper History Group:

Two hundred years of Sydney Newspapers: A Short History, Canberra: Rural Press Ltd, 2003. By Victor Isaacs and Rod Kirkpatrick. 36pp. [Out of print. Available in PDF and also online through http://eprint.uq.edu.au]

The Australian Press: A Bicentennial Retrospect. Brisbane: Australian Newspaper History Group, 2003. ISBN 0-9751552-0-2. Edited by Victor Isaacs and Rod Kirkpatrick.

Australian Newspaper History: A Bibliography. Brisbane: Australian Newspaper History Group, 2004. ISBN 0-975 1552-1-0. Compiled by Victor Isaacs, John Russell and Rod Kirkpatrick.

The ANHG Index: Australian Newspaper History Group Newsletter. Numbers 1 to 25 (1999-2003), Brisbane: Australian Newspaper History Group, 2004. ISBN 0-975 1552-2-9.

Early Printers of Melbourne: An Index. Compiled by John C. Russell for the Australian Newspaper History Group. ISBN 0-9751552-4-5. This is an Index to names, etc., appearing in a series of eighteen articles, ‘The Early Printers of Melbourne 1838 to 1858’ by T. L. Work, Australasian Typographical Journal, July 1897 to March 1899.

Direct inquiries to: Rod Kirkpatrick at [email protected] or at 13 Sumac Street, Middle Park, Qld, 4074.

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