PROTECTION. Marengo correspondent to Y. Courier. a Dialogue (Simple.)—teacher and Pupil
P.—“If you please, sir, are you very bousy? T—Why ? P.—I want, sir, very much…
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Schools, 1864
6 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers
Bushman's Australian Tales. Frank Fenton. the Village Schoolmaster. (Written expressly for the Queanbeyan Age)
WHAT thrilling memories are awakened in our minds at the name of the VILLAGE SCHOOLMASTER!—memories of bygone…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →[?]Ushman's Australian Tales. Frank Fenton, the Village Schoolmaster. (Written expressly for the Queanbeyan Age) (CONTINUED.)
An arriving in Melbourne, after giving up their station, Fenton heard of a party of cattle drovers who were about to return…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Bushman's Australian Tales. Frank Fenton, the Village Schoolmaster. (Written expressly for the Queanbeyan Age) (CONTINUED.)
[?]LL was silent in the camp of the bushmen, save now and then the utterance of a few astily-whispered words of caution to…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Bushman's Australian Tales. Frank Fenton, the Village Schoolmaster. (Written expressly for the Queanbeyan Age.) (CONTINUED.)
ANOTHER fortnight's travelling brought our hero and his companions to Mr Pearson's station on Monaro; and on that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bushman's Australian Tales. Frank Fenton, the Village Schoolmaster. (Written expressly for the Queanbeyan Age.) (CONCLUDED.)
THE skylark, poised high in the air was trilling his sweet song to the early morn when Mary awoke refreshed from her night's calm…
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