Captain Keith A. Elliott, the youngest
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June “B.P. Magazine”
THE June number of “The B.P. Magazine”
I maintains the usual high standard, and the contents are well chosen and presented in a novel and arresting manner. There are stories and articles grave and gay, beautiful pictures, and news of music, art, and cinema.
The issue possesses an appropriately English flavour, beginning with portrait studies of King George VI. and Queen Elizabeth, and continuing through many pages of lovely English landscape, historic buildings, and other aspects of the Home land with all its colourful tradition.
Will Ashton, R. 0.1., writes of the lure of the streets of France to the artist, and illustrates his articles with reproductions (in black and white) of his own pictures.
Island readers can find within the pages of the June “B.P. Magazine” a most entertaining and varied literary and pictorial fare. It is procurable from booksellers and newsagents at 1/- per copy.
Captain Keith A. Elliott, the youngest
of the Torres Strait pilots, died recently
in Brisbane.