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Issue Details: First known date: 1867... October 1867 of Colonial Monthly : An Australian Magazine est. 1867-1870 Colonial Monthly : An Australian Magazine
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* Contents derived from the 1867 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
An Episode in the Smith Family, Neerim , single work short story (p. 100-105)
Lost in the Ranges, G. A. W. , single work short story crime (p. 113-121)
Two Eras in One Lifei"Ah! never more shall I joy at her coming,", Theresa Tasmania , single work poetry (p. 147-148)
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[Untitled] 1867 single work review
— Appears in: The Ballarat Courier , Thursday, 3 October no. 100 1867; (p. 2)
— Review of Colonial Monthly : An Australian Magazine no. October 1867 periodical issue A favourable review of the second issue of Colonial Monthly magazine. The reviewer believes it is clear the editors intend to secure 'the best pens in the colonies', although the Sydney contributions are, in the reviewer's opinion, 'less hackneyed [and] more freshly written' than the Victorian offerings.
[Untitled] 1867 single work review
— Appears in: The Ballarat Courier , Thursday, 3 October no. 100 1867; (p. 2)
— Review of Colonial Monthly : An Australian Magazine no. October 1867 periodical issue A favourable review of the second issue of Colonial Monthly magazine. The reviewer believes it is clear the editors intend to secure 'the best pens in the colonies', although the Sydney contributions are, in the reviewer's opinion, 'less hackneyed [and] more freshly written' than the Victorian offerings.
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