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1 The Voyage of the Ina R. S. Jackson , 1928 single work children's fiction children's
— Appears in: Southern Seas Story Book 1928; (p. 11-16)

After his uncle's death, Harry Gilder takes ownership of a ketch, the Bridget B., which he renames the Ina. The ketch is chartered by a man named Jamieson and his colleague Albot, for a trip to Tofumira, 300 miles north of Fiji. Harry invites his friend, Norman, along, intending to 'combine business with pleasure'.

On the journey, Harry discovers onboard a letter from his uncle that outlines a legacy of valuable pearls hidden on the island, of which Jamieson and Albot are aware. A battle ensues for the recovery of the pearls and a safe return to Melbourne.

1 y separately published work icon The Secret of Murrigan's : A Thrilling Story of School-Boys and Hidden Gold in the Australian Bush R. S. Jackson , Melbourne : Alexander McCubbin , 1910-1919 Z1018148 1910-1919 single work children's fiction children's

Two boys at the end of their schooldays get caught up in an adventure in the Australia bush.

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