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Issue Details: First known date: 1884... vol. 30 no. 780 20 December 1884 of The Australian Town and Country Journal est. 1870 The Australian Town and Country Journal
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* Contents derived from the 1884 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Christmas is Comingi"'Christmas is coming,' the children cry,", single work poetry (p. 1263)
The Wonders We Have Missed in 1884, Tantalus , single work prose humour (p. 1263)
A Christmas Carol, 1884i"The silvery harps of angels sound", A. , single work poetry (p. 1266)
The Spirit of the Blue Mountains, The Man with the White Hat , single work short story (p. 1266-1267)
The Selector's Christmasi"A little slab hut, with windows low", Kenzie , single work poetry (p. 1268)
The Naturalist Jubileei"One moonlight night, 'bout Christmas time,", Anonymous (fl. 1884) , single work poetry (p. 1268)
Christmas Dayi"What's this hurry, what's this flurry,", Nora Perry , single work poetry (p. 1269)
The Round House on South Head Road, or, Ten Years After, J. W. E. , single work short story (p. 1269)
Thochts o' the Auld Homei"I whiles glint me back to the auld hamely biggin'", William Ross (fl. 1884) , single work poetry (p. 1272)
Ghost or Dream?, A. H. W. , single work short story (p. 1272-1273)
Wattle Bloomi"When Sol begins to warm his rays.", Chas. J. Marshall , single work poetry (p. 1273)
Sweet Silent Mooni"A million years have passed away", D. Cameron (fl. 1884) , single work poetry (p. 1274)
Looking Outi"Up into the big peach tree,", Anonymous (fl. 1884) , single work poetry (p. 1276)
Good and Bad Childreni"Children, you are very little,", R. L. L. , single work poetry (p. 1278)
'Castles in the Air'i"It chills me yet, though old the tale, the agony and fear", John Plummer , single work poetry (p. 1280)
Australians in London : A Christmas Tale for the Little Ones, Agnes , single work short story (p. 1280)
A Terrible Christmas, single work short story (p. 1281)
Untitledi"A lion met a little boy", single work poetry humour (p. 1281)
Note: Appears in 'A Terrible Christmas'.
Wingsi"'Mother, O make me a pair of wings,", Anonymous (fl. 1884) , single work poetry (p. 1283)
A Merry Christmas to You Alli"Ring out the merry bells, for Christmas time has come,", Alfred M. Cane , single work poetry (p. 1284)
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