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Pet Perennials, no. 1 chapter 3 [by Patty Parsley (Menie Parkes), 24 September 1859]

9 April 2014 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: A short story by Menie Parkes, under the name of “Patty Parsley”. Published in The Australian Home Companion and Band of Hope Journal, 24 September 1859. This story consisted of chapters 1, 2, and 3, all published in the same issue.] Chapter III. Proud of you, … [Read more...] about Pet Perennials, no. 1 chapter 3 [by Patty Parsley (Menie Parkes), 24 September 1859]

Filed Under: chapters Tagged With: Menie Parkes (1839-1915) (author), Patty Parsley, short story, SourceTrove, year1859

Pet Perennials, no. 1 chapter 2 [by Patty Parsley (Menie Parkes), 24 September 1859]

9 April 2014 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: A short story by Menie Parkes, under the name of “Patty Parsley”. Published in The Australian Home Companion and Band of Hope Journal, 24 September 1859. This story consisted of chapters 1, 2, and 3, all published in the same issue.] Chapter II. Not in scorn do I … [Read more...] about Pet Perennials, no. 1 chapter 2 [by Patty Parsley (Menie Parkes), 24 September 1859]

Filed Under: chapters Tagged With: Menie Parkes (1839-1915) (author), Patty Parsley, short story, SourceTrove, year1859

Pet Perennials, no. 1 chapter 1 [by Patty Parsley (Menie Parkes), 24 September 1859]

9 April 2014 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: A short story by Menie Parkes, under the name of “Patty Parsley”. Published in The Australian Home Companion and Band of Hope Journal, 24 September 1859. This story consisted of chapters 1, 2, and 3, all published in the same issue.] Pet Perennials. — No. I. By … [Read more...] about Pet Perennials, no. 1 chapter 1 [by Patty Parsley (Menie Parkes), 24 September 1859]

Filed Under: short stories and anecdotes Tagged With: Menie Parkes (1839-1915) (author), Patty Parsley, short story, SourceTrove, year1859

Gawler prize music [5 November 1859]

1 June 2012 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: Carl Linger wrote the winning music for the 1859 “Song of Australia” competition to find an Australian patriotic song.] Gawler Prize Music.— The Judges who had undertaken to decide upon the music set to the “Song of Australia” met yesterday, and, after due … [Read more...] about Gawler prize music [5 November 1859]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: Song of Australia (subject), SourceTrove, year1859

The Song of Australia [21 October 1859]

1 June 2012 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: This song by Caroline Carleton was the winner of the 1859 “Song of Australia” competition to find an Australian patriotic song.] The prize song. As we have already stated, the honor of writing the Prize Song belongs to Mrs. Carleton, of West-terrace ; and we now, … [Read more...] about The Song of Australia [21 October 1859]

Filed Under: songs Tagged With: Caroline Carleton (1811-1874) (author), song, Song of Australia (subject), SourceTrove, year1859

[Song of Australia competition] [1 October 1859]

1 June 2012 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: These two advertisements were placed in the The South Australian Advertiser on the 1st of October 1859, by the Gawler Institute, seeking the creation of a popular patriotic song for Australians. The final result of the competition was that Caroline Carleton won the prize … [Read more...] about [Song of Australia competition] [1 October 1859]

Filed Under: advertisements Tagged With: advertisement, Song of Australia (subject), SourceTrove, year1859

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