Daisy Bates
Papers

MSS 572.994 B32t

Series 17 :  Articles contributed to children's newspapers.

(Box 10)

As published in The children's newspaper, My magazine and Arthur Mee's 1000 heroes.

The children's newspaper
The little group of blackfellows...	12 November 1921	Typescript
The stone age man coming on	24 December 1927	Typescript
Men appear out of the stone age	31 March 1928	Typescript
A creature of the great plain	12 May 1928	Typescript
On the fringe of a civilised world	9 June 1928	Typescript
The chase of thirty wild men	8 September 1928	Typescript
Russian Jack	15 September 1928	Typescript
News from the fringe of civilisation	2 March 1929	Clipping
Heroes of a backward race	10 June 1929	Clipping
The first train to Alice Springs	3 August 1929	Clipping
Australia 100 years ago: the beginnings of Perth	14 September 1929	Typescript
Amazing journey of a mother and her boy	21 December 1929	Clipping & Typescript
Life in lonely Australia, waiting for rain	20 September 1930	Typescript
Love of England	25 April 1931	Typescript
Mountains like men walking	10 July 1931	Typescript
The incredible journey: a little bird from Siberia	13 February 1932	Typescript
A sad little sight: the cannibals arrive	10 September 1932	Typescript
The blind burrower, arru-jarru-ju	22 October 1932	Typescript
The magic bones	9 September 1933	Typescript
Our lady of the wilds	4 November 1933	Typescript
C.N.'s C.B.E., Commander Daisy Bates of the Empire	20 January 1934	Clipping
Lizards on the editor's table	3 March 1934	Typescript
Now there are seven	19 May 1934	Typescript
A whiteman among the blackfellow	1 September 1934	Typescript
Waiting for the king's son	13 October 1934	Typescript & clipping (photo)
Duke of Gloucester's pockets full of sweets...	8 December 1934	Typescript
Daisy Bates finds new friends	19 March 1938	Typescript
Daisy Bates in the darkened tent	18 March 1939	Clipping
Just a Cockney soldier	22 April 1939	Clipping
A trail of glory	Undated	Typescript
A cannibal's conscience	Undated	Typescript
A woman alone: 6 years of great drought	Undated	Typescript
Children in the stone age	Undated	Typescript
Goodbye to her lonely world: Mrs. Bates leaves her tent	Undated	Typescript
Brave and happy folk: a German colony in the British Empire	Undated	Typescript
Daisy Bates pitches her tent again	Undated	Typescript

 

My magazine
What a romantic Empire it is	November 1926	Typescript
How the crane got his red legs	March 1927	Typescript
The white lady of the black world	May 1927	Clipping
The amazing case of Australia	1929, no. 228	Whole issue
The aborigines and their ways	March 1929	Typescript
The roaming wild folk in the heart of Australia	Apirl 1929	Typescript
The pioneers of the Australian wilds	November 1929	Typescript
An old man's memory in the heart of a continent	June 1930	Typescript & clipping
The aeroplane and the cannibal pass by	July 1930	Clipping
Spectator of a vanishing race	Christmas 1932	Typescript

 

Arthur Mee's 1,000 heroes
These two walked a thousand miles	p. 645	Typescript
Mrs. Daisy Bates: she sits on the edge of civilization	p. 1123-1126	Issue no. 24
Their tales will live when their race is dead	p. 1807-1810	Issue no. 38