Issue Details: First known date: 1887... 1887 Shepparton Advertiser
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Notes

  • For publication history, including details of mergers, etc, see: http://handle.slv.vic.gov.au/10381/43801

Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

First known date: 1887

PeriodicalNewspaper Details

Range:
New series, no. 377 (18 Jan 1887)- [1953?]
Continues:
The Shepparton Advertiser and Moira & Rodney Farmers' Chronicle : An Agricultural Journal Circulating throughout the Goulburn Valley (1886-1887)
Mergers:
Incorporated into the Shepparton News (1877- )
Mergers:
Incorporates the Goulburn Valley Farmers' Gazette (1891)
Note:
'An agricultural journal circulating throughout the Goulburn Valley'

Has serialised

The Prodigal of Glencourt : A Romance of Maoriland, Atha Westbury , single work novel

A melodramatic adventure story, set in New Zealand. It focuses on Sydney Black, a down-on-his-luck card-sharper and sometime gold miner, who has fallen in with old company, including Paul Barjew, an outlaw who wishes to marry Black's daughter Nita.

An Australian Millionaire, Julia Blitz , single work novel
'A complicated melodramatic tale turning upon the terms of a will and the substitution of one child for another, a fact that only comes to light after the boy has fallen in love with his own sister.' (The Bibliography of Australasian Judaica 1788-2008, p. 9)
Mistress Betty Carew : Being Some Passages in the Life of Mr George Bass, Surgeon of H.M.S. Reliance, Mary Gaunt , single work novella historical fiction
"Patch-Eye" the Pirate, Guy Fane , single work children's fiction
The Valley of Adventure : A Story for Boys, E. V. Timms , single work children's

'John Chisholm and his two schoolboy sons, Peter and Kane, set out in Queensland to find Paradise Valley which had been visited by John Chisholm's father in the early days. They discover it, and in so doing meet a mysterious tribe of aborigines, and fall into a series of most hazardous adventures.

'This is the dramatic portion of the story, but under it, and giving additional interest to the book, is much natural lore and information, and good descriptive matter that contains much useful information about northern Australia.'

Source:

'Books and Writers', Table Talk, 14 October 1926, p.52 (via Trove Australia).

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