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Sisters Three single work   short story  
Composed: 26 Oct 1894
Issue Details: First known date: 1879... 1879 Sisters Three
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Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon The West Australian Griff Richards (editor), Thomas Cockburn-Campbell (editor), Perth : A. Davidson , 1879- Z937109 1879 newspaper (1858 issues)

    In their editorial column in the first issue, 18 November 1879, the proprietors express the hope that 'in christening this new vehicle for public opinion The West Australian, the proprietors desire to intimate to their many friends and supporters in the present, to the largely increased circle of friends and supporters whom they hope to secure in the future - that their desire is, and their aim will be, to make this journal no mere party organ, no mere engine for propagating the shibboleths of a political sect, but to suit it, as far as they are able, to the wants and to the tastes of all, to suit it to the advanced requirements of a progressive community ... that it should take ... a national place, and become in time to Western Australia ...[a journal] of which they need not be ashamed ... [a journal] to which they can point with pride and patriotic satisfaction.'

    Source: 'The West Australian.' The West Australian 18 November 1879: 2

    Sighted: 18 November 2013

         Perth : A. Davidson , 1879-     pg. 6-7 Section: Our Novel
    Note:

    This issue was published on 6 November 1894 and contains Chapter VIII of Sisters Three. 
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon The West Australian Griff Richards (editor), Thomas Cockburn-Campbell (editor), Perth : A. Davidson , 1879- Z937109 1879 newspaper (1858 issues)

    In their editorial column in the first issue, 18 November 1879, the proprietors express the hope that 'in christening this new vehicle for public opinion The West Australian, the proprietors desire to intimate to their many friends and supporters in the present, to the largely increased circle of friends and supporters whom they hope to secure in the future - that their desire is, and their aim will be, to make this journal no mere party organ, no mere engine for propagating the shibboleths of a political sect, but to suit it, as far as they are able, to the wants and to the tastes of all, to suit it to the advanced requirements of a progressive community ... that it should take ... a national place, and become in time to Western Australia ...[a journal] of which they need not be ashamed ... [a journal] to which they can point with pride and patriotic satisfaction.'

    Source: 'The West Australian.' The West Australian 18 November 1879: 2

    Sighted: 18 November 2013

         Perth : A. Davidson , 1879-     pg. 6-7 Section: Our Novel
    Note:

    This issue was published on 2 November 1894 and contains Chapter VI of Sisters Three. 
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon The West Australian Griff Richards (editor), Thomas Cockburn-Campbell (editor), Perth : A. Davidson , 1879- Z937109 1879 newspaper (1858 issues)

    In their editorial column in the first issue, 18 November 1879, the proprietors express the hope that 'in christening this new vehicle for public opinion The West Australian, the proprietors desire to intimate to their many friends and supporters in the present, to the largely increased circle of friends and supporters whom they hope to secure in the future - that their desire is, and their aim will be, to make this journal no mere party organ, no mere engine for propagating the shibboleths of a political sect, but to suit it, as far as they are able, to the wants and to the tastes of all, to suit it to the advanced requirements of a progressive community ... that it should take ... a national place, and become in time to Western Australia ...[a journal] of which they need not be ashamed ... [a journal] to which they can point with pride and patriotic satisfaction.'

    Source: 'The West Australian.' The West Australian 18 November 1879: 2

    Sighted: 18 November 2013

         Perth : A. Davidson , 1879-     pg. 6-7 Section: Our Novel
    Note:

    This issue was published on 30 October 1894 and contains Chapter VI of Sisters Three. 
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon The West Australian Griff Richards (editor), Thomas Cockburn-Campbell (editor), Perth : A. Davidson , 1879- Z937109 1879 newspaper (1858 issues)

    In their editorial column in the first issue, 18 November 1879, the proprietors express the hope that 'in christening this new vehicle for public opinion The West Australian, the proprietors desire to intimate to their many friends and supporters in the present, to the largely increased circle of friends and supporters whom they hope to secure in the future - that their desire is, and their aim will be, to make this journal no mere party organ, no mere engine for propagating the shibboleths of a political sect, but to suit it, as far as they are able, to the wants and to the tastes of all, to suit it to the advanced requirements of a progressive community ... that it should take ... a national place, and become in time to Western Australia ...[a journal] of which they need not be ashamed ... [a journal] to which they can point with pride and patriotic satisfaction.'

    Source: 'The West Australian.' The West Australian 18 November 1879: 2

    Sighted: 18 November 2013

         Perth : A. Davidson , 1879-     pg. 6 Section: Our Novel
    Note:

    This issue was published on 26 October 1894 and contains Chapter III of Sisters Three. 
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