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Andrew Dunn (q.v.) purchased a controlling interest in The Warwick Argus in 1914, appointing his son William Dunn as editor. In 1919, he merged The Warwick Argus with The Warwick Examiner and Times.
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
'Printed and published by Patrick Ritchie, sole proprietor, at the Argus Office, Albion-street, Warwick, in the colony of Queensland and also published at Rouse-street, Tenterfield, in the colony of New South Wales.' (Colophon, 14 February 1866, p. 4)
Digitised issues available for the periods 10 February 1966 to 21 August 1879 and 26 August 1870 to 31 December 1901. (Correct as of 14 November 2013.)
A Dialogue between a Citizen, a Squatter and a ShepherdS. G. M.,
1866single work drama satire — Appears in:
The Queenslander,1 September1866;(p. 12)A satirical dialogue about the difficulties encountered by settlers endeavouring to establish themselves on the land when squatters have taken vast tracts of the best land.
A Dialogue between a Citizen, a Squatter and a ShepherdS. G. M.,
1866single work drama satire — Appears in:
The Queenslander,1 September1866;(p. 12)A satirical dialogue about the difficulties encountered by settlers endeavouring to establish themselves on the land when squatters have taken vast tracts of the best land.