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David Jones' bride's book.
No full textCover title.; Electronic reproduction. Canberra, A.C.T. National Library of Australia, 2010
David Jones seeks to exploit top end gap in Australian grocery
No full textWhile Australia’s supermarkets continue to battle on price, the South African owner of David Jones, Woolworths Holdings, has found a gap in the Australian grocery market and is preparing to exploit it. Reports that the group has appointed Pieter de Wet to overhaul the David Jones food business signals once again the ever-changing face of the Australian food and grocery landscape. A re-energised David Jones food offer will provide positive outcomes for both shoppers and suppliers, while potentially becoming another headache for Coles and Woolworths
Poetry & sacrament: Being a commentary on the Kensington mass by David Jones
Full text link"The Kensington Mass" was the last poem of the Anglo-Welsh poet - painter David Jones (1895-1974). It at first describes the faithful, correct and unthreatened celebration of the introductory rite of the mass. The poem then changes direction and tone when the celebrant kisses the altar, so as to introduce an Emperor troubled by a dream. This alerts the reader that there is a collateral text, a dream poem, where the significance of the transformation is to be found. The Emperor decides to hunt on the morrow to ease his disquiet, and the resources of hunting are exploited as an analogy of the Eucharist. The hunt takes place at dawn - the dawn of the day and the dawn of an era - and the poet wakes up to a scene of loss, unlike the happy promise celebrated by Milton in his Hymn on the Morning of Christ's Nativity. There is a sharp break before the poem's last section, when Peter's denial of Christ reverberates through history, amplified by the treachery of Roncesvalles. This dolorous sound reveals the true and exact character of human existence. The clue to the significance of the last section of the poem and its bearing on what goes before also lies outside the text: the proposal is that it is Jones's distress, obliquely expressed, at the disintegration of the traditional Roman liturgy (a denial and a betrayal) that unifies the composition. The commentary traces what might be called the narrative line of the poem, as above. It also notes some of its influences, salient concepts, underlying shapes, the history of its characters, the sacramental theology that informed his thinking, and the modality of the gloomy assertion at the close
Who is the South African retail giant behind the David Jones bid?
No full textYesterday morning came the news South African retailer Woolworths had offered 2.15 billion, represents a 25% premium over the current share price value. An earlier offer, from rival Myer, was rejected earlier this year. But who is Woolworths? Not to be confused with Australia’s largest supermarket, Woolworths SA is one of South Africa’s largest retailers
65975: Postcard: To David Jones.
No full textReverse of postcard from PO Savings Bank, London to David Jones regarding retrieval of his army account book. |File descriptions(s):
Postcard from PO Savings Bank, London to David Jones regarding retrieval of his army account book.Reverse of postcard from PO Savings Bank, London to David Jones regarding retrieval of his army account book.</p
Gordon, David Jones, 1478433
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/388192Surname: GORDON. Given Name(s) or Initials: DAVID JONES. Military Service Number or Last Known Location: 1478433. Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War Enquiry Card Index Number: 37127.210962
Item: [2016.0049.20485] "Gordon, David Jones, 1478433
David Jones, 1796-1841
No full textBiography of David Jones, a missionary in Madagascar in the nineteenth century
David Jones, Student 1
No full textDavid Jones was a student at Jacksonville State University. (circa 1970)https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/lib-ac-histimg/42402/thumbnail.jp
David Jones
No full textDavid Jones, Mayor of Wilmington, at the 597th U. S. Army Transportation Terminal, Southport, NC (Possible Maritime Day celebration).
David L. Jones (1935-2021) is a small business owner and well-respected community leader. He was the Mayor of Wilmington from 1999 to 2001. Before that, he was the Secretary of Corrections for North Carolina from 1972 to 1977
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