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 D. Lawry
-=====From Her, There And Everywhere=====
+=====From Here, There And Everywhere=====
 Hobart Walking Club, which has produced an excellent annual magazine for general consumption for some years past, has now brought out the first issue of a "personal" publication, which will probably be a quarterly. Welcome, Little Stranger! Not so little, either, at fourteen quarto pages. And congratulations and good wishes, Hobart Walking Club!
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 Camp was made this night at the junction of Cedar Creek and Coxs River, and at 6.45 a.m. on Monday morning we commenced the last stage of our walk. We followed Cedar Creek and climbed to the Ruined Castle, skirting the landslide to the coal mine, and thence to Katoomba - and home again to bricks, mortar, and steel, but still we visualize the Kowmung, a waterway not yet ruined by the ruthless hand of man in his struggle, for existence, and his avarice for abundant wealth.
+=====Splendid News From Boggabri=====
+At the Boggabri Police Court recently two men were fined for having left their fires without extinguishing them. One man was lucky, his fire was found burning before it had spread, and his fine was only £3 (or 7 days). The other man had been the cause of a bushfire which destroyed between 500 and 600 acres of wheat stubble and 200 bags of wheat, and he was fined £20 (or 21 days).
-SPLENDID NEWS FROM BOGGABRI
-At the Boggabri Police Court recently two men were fined for having left their fires without extinguishing them. One man was lucky, his fire was found burning before it had spread, and his fine was only 23 (or 7 days). The other man had been the cause of a bushfire which destroyed between 500 and 600 acres of wheat stubble and 200 bags of wheat, and he was fined a. (or 21 days),
 This is the way to prevent bushfires!
-VALK VERSUS SNORING CONTROVERSY
-After consultation with 11r. William Shakespeare, Tim Coffey. replies to Jack Debertp,
-In Camp I heard a Voice cry, "Sleep no more
-Debert does murder sleep, - the absent only sleep:"
-Still it cried, "Sleep no more!" to all the camp;
+=====Talk Versus Snoring Controversy=====
- "Debert hath murdered sleep; and, therefore, ye Tigers
- Shall sleep no more Debert shall sleep no more:"
+After consultation with Mr. William Shakespeare, Tim Coffey replies to Jack Debert:-
-(4010.122.1117 Anyone wishing to continue the controversy may do so in the ) ("S.MHerald" - or any other paper - but not in "The Sydney Bushwalkerui )
-The important date is WEDNESDA,Y, APRIL
+In Camp I heard a Voice cry, "Sleep no more!\\
-FI!S.PAIDL C4_
+Debert does murder sleep, - the absent only sleep!"
-th the first Wednesday after
-a Easter, On that dete the First Aid Class will start, and will take the usual St.John's Ambvlance course, supplemented by special teaching to meet the special conditions arising from bushwalking. Enrol now with Mr. 144.Harrison ("Mouldy").
+Still it cried, "Sleep no more!" to all the camp;\\
-A 1 walkers re welcome whether 8.B.1.* members or not. To make a successful class forty to fifty students are needed. Brine your friends and all join up..
+"Debert hath murdered sleep; and, therefore, ye Tigers\\
-gly bip
+Shall sleep no more! Debert shall sleep no more!"
-UNIWING CARNIVAL
-Blessed with fine weather the Swimming Carnival held on Georges Aivertnear Mint, on 25/6th February, was an outstanding success. The events were keenly contested, and owing to lack of space we will publish the results in our next issue. The Club congratulate Bill Henley in locating this excellent pool.
+(__Editor's Note:-__ Anyone wishing to continue the controversy may do so in the "S.M. Herald" - or any other paper - but not in "The Sydney Bushwalker".)
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+=====Reminder - First Aid Class=====
-HOW TO WRITE, A BOOK
+The important date is __Wednesday, April 11th__ - the first Wednesday after Easter, On that date the First Aid Class will start, and will take the usual St.John's Ambulance course, supplemented by special teaching to meet the special conditions arising from bushwalking. Enrol now with Mr. L.G. Harrison ("Mouldy").
+__All walkers re welcome, whether S.B.W. members or not.__ To make a successful class forty to fifty students are needed. Brine your friends and all join up.
+=====Swimming Carnival=====
+Blessed with fine weather the Swimming Carnival held on Georges River, near Minto, on 25/6th February, was an outstanding success. The events were keenly contested, and owing to lack of space we will publish the results in our next issue. The Club congratulate Bill Henley in locating this excellent pool.
+=====How To Write A Book=====
 By "Paddy".
 It is really quite simple to write a book. All you do is to get a few pencils (or typewriter ribbons) a few reams of paper and then concentrate. It is much
 easier if you have decided first what you wish to write about. Some people write books and nobody ever knows what the author was writing about (and of course it is simply not done to ask an author what his book is all about). Having found something to write about, you then sit dawn, chew the end of your pencil (or twiddle the keys of the typewriter) until Inspiration comes. Then you just write about it. As we said before it is quite easy to write a book.
-It is when the book is written that your troubles begin.. Perhaps you w9nt
+It is when the book is written that your troubles begin.. Perhaps you want
 it illustrated. You can't just say to an artist. "Here illustrate this". You've got to pick out the meaty bits and tell him what you want and then you've got to send the drawings back because he's drawn something inside out or back to front or something. Artists don't care.
-Then there's photographs.. When you don't want them you see all the snaps you would like, but when you want a nice photograph of a tent by the side of a river. Can you find it? No sir: You can not. Then when you've got all your pictures, you start on blocks and then you get a quote. Quotes are a sort of lottery where the lowest number wins.
-Having finis)2ed with quotes. and galley proofs and authors corrections end page proofs, what not you get your book.
+Then there's photographs.. When you don't want them you see all the snaps you would like, but when you want a nice photograph of a tent by the side of a river. Can you find it? No sir! You can not. Then when you've got all your pictures, you start on blocks and then you get a quote. Quotes are a sort of lottery where the lowest number wins.
-Believe me it's a thrill, to see the child of your dreams in three dimensions os it were
+Having finished with quotes and galley proofs and authors corrections end page proofs, what not you get your book.
+Believe me it's a thrill, to see the child of your dreams in three dimensions as it were.
 However the dreams are rudely shattered when the Printer comes along with
-the Bill. You'veheard of Printer bl Devils. That's the Devil when you get your Bill.
+the Bill. You've heard of Printers' Devils. That's the Devil when you get your Bill.
-There are only two things left before the job is complete., First pay the
-e Bill and then sell the books - or more probably - First sell the books and then pay the Bill if the Printer willl wait long enough.
+There are only two things left before the job is complete. First pay the Bill and then sell the books - or more probably - First sell the books and then pay the Bill - if the Printer willl wait long enough.
-And that fellow walkers is where we are now. In case you don't know,
-Paddy has written a book and all he has to do is to sell the book and pay the Bill.
+And that fellow walkers is where we are now. In case you don't know, Paddy has written a book and all he has to do is to sell the book and pay the Bill.
-By the way, it is not a bad book. In fact, Faddy thinks it is a very good book.
-It is entitled "Bushwalking and Oamping". It costs a mere 1/3. LLALlagl.
+By the way, it is not a bad book. In fact, Paddy thinks it is a very good book.
-'Phone
-George St. Sydney (opp.Palings)
+It is entitled "Bushwalking and Camping". It costs a mere 1/3.
+F.A. Pallin
+George St. Sydney (opp. Palings)
+Phone B3101.
 AT OUR OWN MEETING
 The attendance at the February General Meeting was better than usuel (official count 69) and those present joined Uaurie Berry in welcoming the following New Members:-