b'14810421040 1042[AUSTRALIAN POLITICS] C.J. DENNIS and Hal GYE,A range of pamphlets and books including A History ofThe Sentimental Bloke,Trade Unionism in Australia by Sutcliffe [1921]; The W.E.A.[Sydney : Cornstalk Publishing, First Platypus Printing], 179pp, Exposed by Sharkey [1944]; Public Enemy the Press bywith full colour first page, then colour frontis and colour Mander [1944]; Guilty Men Again by Fox [1950]; Differencevignette in title page, other b/w illustrations throughout; in the Communist Movement [1963]; Story Without Endoriginal red cloth binding.by Chao [1965]; Vietnam - myth & reality by Levien [1967];Extensively endorsed by the author to the title page:mixed condition, but all complete. (6 items). To Don Harris $100150who says Let there be light, and there is light.With the compliments of the author1041 C.J. DennisHe scribes his lot [?] of business from an early book of Genesis,CHIRNSIDE PARK and WERRIBEE MANSION, a superblyTo throw a little light upon this early book of Denniss.decorated testimonial, made by Arnall & Jackson ofMelbourne Sept.2nd 1931Collins Street, Melbourne, for presentation to GEORGEDon Harris may be the Richmond and Collingwood footballer T. CHIRNSIDE Esq., on the occasion of his departure fromwho played between 1926 and 1932.the District. Beautifully bound in full leather, with embossed gilt and coloured highlights, silk lining, fine calligraphy$500750and embellished by watercolour displays of Australian flowers in all four corners.Addressed by the President of the Shire of Werribee, on behalf of his Werribee friends, Chirnside is acknowledged for his many sterling qualities manifested during [his] residence in the District. His membership of the Shire Council, his donations and practical support of Sporting Clubs of the District, and his donations to patriotic funds during the Great War are all specifically noted. He and his wife are wished a long life and good health, and the nine members of the Council have signed above the date, 11th January, 1922.44 x 33cm, when opened-out 44 x 66.5cm.George Thomas Chirnside (1864 - 1942) was Australias foremost breeder of Jersey cattle and a member of a family which had been associated with the grazing industry in Australia for more than 100 years. Born at Carranballac, the original home of the Chirnside family in Victoria, Mr. Chirnside established his Jersey stud at Werribee. He imported most of the sires which were to raise Jerseys to such fame in Australia. Most important of them was Twilight King. In 1926 he acquired Mooroolbark Park.$5008001041'