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1 y separately published work icon The Mystery of the Island Henry Kingsley , London : William Mullan , 1877 Z823499 1877 single work children's fiction children's adventure Muir states: 'Adventure story, presumably written for boys, about a convict sent to WA who discovers treasure on Pelsart's [sic] Island' (Australian Children's Books: A Bibliography, Vol. 1).
1 y separately published work icon The Australian Uncle, or, Help in Time of Need Edinburgh : Gall and Inglis , 1873 Z1488374 1873 single work children's fiction children's Story of orphaned and destitute children in London who are saved by an uncle who made his fortune in Australia and New Zealand.
1 1 y separately published work icon The Diary of Milicent Courtenay, or, The Experiences of a Young Lady at Home and Abroad William H. G. Kingston , London : Gall and Inglis , 1873 Z978060 1873 single work novel young adult adventure

'Helen, Millicent, Mabel, Ranald, their guardian Mrs Markham, and an entourage of servants set off for Australia after the loss of their father and brother. Half-way through the novel they arrive at "Auburn" Station and later take up their own station, "Rosella". the observe a enormous variety of animal life [...] and cheerfully shoot lyre-birds and bell-birds as specimens. Ranald is lost in the bush (and found by a stranger who finally identifies himself as his father), they experience a bushfire, are saved from incineration by a long-lost brother, and have a startling encounter with bushrangers' (Oxford Companion to Australian Children's Literature, 248).
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