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Issue Details: First known date: 1843... vol. 2 no. 7 1843 of The South Australian Magazine est. 1841 The South Australian Magazine
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 1843 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
To the Comet : First Seen March 1st, Disappeared April 5th, 1843i"Mysterious visitant, whose lucid light", 'Nature Amator' , single work poetry (p. 254-257)
The Twinsi"O, hush'd be every murmur deep!", Ianthe , single work poetry (p. 266)
A Sketchi"Behold yon mountain's brow - how bright", A. B. F. (fl. 1842-1843) , single work poetry (p. 275-276)
Extracts from the Note - Book of Frank Fox Phipps : My Shipmates, Frank Fox Phipps , single work prose humour
A journey by accident on a sailing ship to South Australia.
 (p. 277-280)
Frances Claremont, or, Four Scenes in the Life of My School Fellow, single work short story (p. 281-283)
Untitled, James Allen , single work review
— Review of Stolen Moments : A Short Series of Poems Henry Parkes , 1842 selected work poetry ; (p. 284-287)
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