Down Under
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共 17 段- It would thus appear that Cromwell's experiment is not likel
- Famous the world over is the surf-riding of Honolulu's wide
- The rich soil of the islands, and the equitable climate, whi
- The Royal party left Auckland in three railway trains, a pil
- The way grass develops in New Zealand is a continual wonder.
- That the above are real, and not merely theoretical conditio
- From Geelong the Prince went on to Colac, shire centre of on
- As the _Renown_ advanced up the harbour droves of rowing-boa
- Addresses were presented, on the way, at the towns of Parram
- The Prince himself, at the time as later, made nothing of th
- The next few days were busy ones, public functions succeedin
- In the Albert Square Mayor Maxwell read an address of welcom
- The emu also lent itself to the excitement of the chase duri
- The _Renown_ sailed from Fiji the following day. On reaching
- The Prince, accompanied by Sir George Haddon-Smith, who had
- The constantly recurring scene of the Prince making acquaint
- I. MISCELLANEOUS PROSE. II. ELIA AND THE LAST ESSAY OF ELIA.