AUSTRALIAN' ILLUSTRATED
Amusing and charming photographic studies of Australia's most typical sea and land scenes have been made by the Australian National Travel Association and hatfe been reproduced in a well-printed magazine, "Picturesque Australia." This good publication is distributed in New Zealand from the Wellington office of the Australian Trade Commissioner. It shows in its 32 large pages of pictures many phases of Australian life and explains in terse letterpress all that need be explained to the prospective traveller to a most interesting country. From the front page picture of the snub-nosed, grandmotherly koala bear to the clever photograph of a fight between a goanna and a frilled lizard, these pictures are all calculated to rouse interest in the Commonwealth and to foster the desire to visit it
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21972, 22 December 1936, Page 4
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