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Issue Details: First known date: 1933... 9 October 1933 of Table Talk est. 1885 Table Talk Annual
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Notes

  • Only fiction and poetry is individually indexed. The issue also contains some non-fiction works (especially regarding Melbourne's centenary) and a number of pictorial spreads.

Contents

* Contents derived from the 1933 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
The Lyre Birdi"Down in the cool and shady dell", G. Hermon Gill , single work poetry (p. 10)
Woodpecker, E.E. Semple , single work short story
A tale of a starving group of Indigenous Australians, who wander seeking food. When they find a bees' nest, they cannot climb sufficiently to reach it. One man promises to return with his brother-in-law, a notable climber. But to return in time, they must break a cultural taboo, and the man is haunted by the fear that this will be revealed.
(p. 33-34)
Romance Like This Is Dead, Daryl Symons , single work short story
A young man has only once chance to reverse his fortunes and marry his sweetheart–but he'll need to throw the big race in which his horses are entered.
(p. 41-42, 45)
Night Riders, K. Wallace-Crabbe , single work short story
In an isolated mountain home, a daughter gradually comes to suspect her father's involvement with the Night Riders, men who come cattle rustling on dark nights. But what is her lover's involvement?
(p. 47-48, 58-60)

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