Adams, Arthur H. (Arthur Henry), 1872-1936

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A. H. Adams (1872-1936) born New Zealand, came to Australia 1898. Editor Red Page of the Bulletin, 1906-1909, subsequently editor of Lone Hand and of Sydney Sun. Many of his novels, poems and plays have been published.

From the description of Papers [manuscript]. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225771059

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referencedIn	Adams family. Adams family papers, [ca.1917-1950].	Cornell University Library
creatorOf	Adams, Arthur H. (Arthur Henry), 1872-1936. Papers [manuscript].	Libraries Australia
creatorOf	Adams, Arthur Henry, 1872-1936. Gallipoli Bill / by Arthur H. Adams.	Libraries Australia
creatorOf	Adams, Arthur Henry, 1872-1936. Mrs. Pretty and the premier / by Arthur H. Adams ; adapted for radio by Edmund Barclay.	Libraries Australia
creatorOf	Hill, Alfred, 1869-1960. Tapu, or, The tale of a Maori Pah [music] : A romantic Maori opera / libretto by Arthur H. Adams; composed by Alfred F. Hill.	Libraries Australia
creatorOf	Hill, Alfred, 1869-1960. The whipping boy [music] : an eccentric opera in 3 acts / by Arthur H. Adams B.A. and Alfred F. Hill R.C.M.L.	Libraries Australia
creatorOf	Hill, Alfred, 1869-1960. Time's great monotone [music] : for solo voice with chorus ab lib / words Arthur H. Adams B.A. and music by Alfred Hill.	Libraries Australia
creatorOf	Hill, Alfred, 1869-1960. Two songs [music] / by Arthur H. Adams, music by Alfred Hill.	Libraries Australia
referencedIn	Thomas Bird Mosher papers, 1890-1939 (inclusive) 1895-1924 (bulk).	Houghton Library

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associatedWith	Adams family.
associatedWith	Barclay, Edmund Piers.
associatedWith	English, George Selwyn.
associatedWith	Hill, Alfred, 1869-1960.
correspondedWith	Mosher, Thomas Bird, 1852-1923