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The Northern Age and North Queensland Telegraph began publication on 10 June 1889 after the merger of The Northern Age and The North Queensland Telegraph and Territorial Separationist. When the proprietors, The North Age and Telegraph Newspapers Company Ltd, went into liquidation in 1892, publisher Alfred Henry converted The Northern Age to a weekly paper and moved it to Ingham and then Halifax under the names of The Ingham Planter and The Northern Planter.
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
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The North Queensland Telegraph and Territoral Separationist
F. Bane
(editor),
1885
Townsville
:
Edward Reddin
,
1885-1889
Z1493067
1885
newspaper
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The Ingham Planter
1885
Ingham
:
1885-1899
Z1493074
1885
newspaper
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y
The North Queensland Sentinel
1887
Townsville
:
James Delahanty
,
1887-1892
Z1493785
1887
newspaper
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The Northern Age
1888
Townsville
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1888-1889
Z1493064
1888
newspaper
PeriodicalNewspaper Details
Frequency:
Daily; Weekly from 1892
Range:
10 June 1889 -
Continues:
The Northern Age and The North Queensland Telegraph and Territorial Separationist
Continued by:
The Ingham Planter
Mergers:
Incorporates The North Queensland Sentinel from 2 April 1892.
Last amended 10 Oct 2013 09:39:34
