S.W.). Died in Sydney, 1st August, 1882.
`At Long Bay: Euroclydon' (Sydney, n.d.).
`The Glen of the White Man's Grave' (Sydney, n.d.).
`Poems and Songs' (Sydney, 1862).
`The Bronze Trumpet: a Satirical Poem' (Sydney, 1866).
`Leaves from Australian Forests' (Melbourne, 1869, 1870).
`Songs from the Mountains' (Sydney, 1880).
`Orara, a Tale' (Melbourne, 1881).
`Poems' (Melbourne, 1886, 1890, 1903).
Lawson, Henry Hertzberg.
Born near Grenfell, N.S.W., 17th June, 1867; son of Peter Hertzberg Larsen,
a Norwegian, and Louisa Albury, native of N.S.W. Worked with his father,
who was a farmer and contractor; came to Sydney at seventeen
and learned the trade of a coach-painter; commenced writing verse, 1887;
was on the staff of the Queensland `Boomerang', 1890, travelled in N.S.W.,
West Australia and New Zealand, engaged in various occupations;
went to London, 1900. Returned to Sydney, 1903.
`Short Stories in Prose and Verse' (Sydney, 1894).
`In the Days when the World was Wide, and other Verses' (Sydney, 1896).
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