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Issue Details: First known date: 1843... vol. 1 no. 8 25 November 1843 of The Sydney Record est. 1843 The Sydney Record
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* Contents derived from the 1843 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Hymn of the Seasonsi"How fair is this world of thine,", J. B. L. , single work poetry (p. 62)
The 'Tasmanian Franklin' Revived, Andrew Bent , single work advertisement

This article is an extensive advertisement placed by Andrew Bent extolling his virtues as a printer and begging for support, from the Sydney public in general and newspaper proprietors in particular, as he seeks to establish a printing business in Sydney.

Bent refers to himself as the 'Oldest Master Printer in the Colonies' and quotes from Dr Lang's speech in the Legislative Council in which Lang declared Bent 'the Father of the Press of these Colonies'.

Bent asks local authors, educators and public servants to direct their printing needs to him, promising to match the price and style of London printers. By doing so, says Bent, they will 'promote Colonial Industry' and '"Advance Australia"'. They will also 'provide employment to some of the numerous Compositors walking the streets of Sydney'.

Bent made arrangements with Edward Alcock (q.v.) to establish his new printing business at the Printing Office in Jamison Street.

(p. 63)

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