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+======The Sydney Bushwalker.======
-TIM SYDNEY BUSHWALKER
-A monthly Bulletin devoted to matters of interest to The Sydney-Bushwalkers, 5 Hamilton Street, Sydney.
+A monthly Bulletin devoted to matters of interest to The Sydney Bush Walkers, 5 Hamilton Street, Sydney.
-No.109. JANUARY, 1944. Price 4d.
-Editor: Clare Kinsella Production: Yvonne Rolfe
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-Asst, Grace Jolly Ast. -Alice Wyborn
-Bus. Manager: Alex Colley SUbscriptiens: 'Marie Kinsella
+===No. 109. January, 1944. Price 4d.===
-CONTENTS
-  Page
+|**Editor**|Clare Kinsella|
-The Ski Enthusiasts 4.1 By One of Them 2
+|**Assistant Editor**|Grace Jolly|
-Grey Day at Sea .00 " M..Bacon 7
+|**Business Manager**|Alex Colley|
-Our Own Meeting. 041, 0., 8
+|**Production**|Yvonne Rolfe|
-:Federation Notes .  0*.c. 9
+|**Production Assistant**|Alice Wyborn|
-'News and Views  10
+|**Subscriptions**|Marie Kinsella|
-Some Notes on North Sea By Alex Colley 11
-Letters from Lads and Lassies  12
+=====In This Issue:=====
-In this, the first issue of 1944,..we have-to announce further'changes for The Sydney Bushwalker."
-' In the last quarter of 1943, the Division of Import Procurement cut dOWn our paper ration. ' ,As, the result of an appeal, 17 lb. of the cut was restored but werare still below our old quota. In order to have as much si pace as possible for Walks Articles and Club Affairs we have appealed to our two regular advertisers, Paddy Pallin and Goodman Bros who have kindly consented to advertise every two months arid three months respectively,. instead of monthly. This will mean a considerable loss, of revenue apart from the fact that the advertisements are always read with interest. We thank both the advertisers for their support-in the past andqhope that the time is not too far away when their advertisements will once again al)pear regularly.
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-Owing to an increasing demand for subscri-Dtions to the magazine, it is regretted that new one cannot be accepted from any but club membeins. Subscxibers now number 90 and have increaqed by 'sixteen ui the lz-,,st six months, Present subscribars however may renew their subscrirAions
+|The Ski Enthusiasts|One of Them| 2|
-when they fall due.
+|Grey Day at Sea|M. Bacon| 7|
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+|Our Own Meeting|M. Bacon| 8|
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+|Federation Notes|M. Bacon| 9|
+|News and Views|M. Bacon|10|
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+|Some Notes on North Sea|Alex Colley|11|
+|Letters from Lads and Lassies| |12|
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+In this, the first issue of 1944, we have to announce further changes for "The Sydney Bushwalker."
+In the last quarter of 1943, the Division of Import Procurement cut down our paper ration. As the result of an appeal, 17 lb. of the cut was restored but we are still below our old quota. In order to have as much space as possible for Walks Articles and Club Affairs we have appealed to our two regular advertisers, Paddy Pallin and Goodman Bros. who have kindly consented to advertise every two months and three months respectively, instead of monthly. This will mean a considerable loss of revenue apart from the fact that the advertisements are always read with interest. We thank both the advertisers for their support in the past and hope that the time is not too far away when their advertisements will once again appear regularly.
+Owing to an increasing demand for subscriptions to the magazine, it is regretted that new ones cannot be accepted from any but club members. Subscribers now number 90 and have increased by sixteen in the last six months. Present subscribers however may renew their subscriptions when they fall due.
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 THE SKI ENTHUSIASTS
 .33y___ One of Them.