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Issue Details:
First known date:
1914...
vol.
14
no.
83
(n.s. vol.1 no.4) 2 March
1914
of
The Lone Hand
est. 1907
The Lone Hand
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* Contents derived from the 1914 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- The Odyssey of Knaggs, single work short story humour (p. 241-243)
-
The Four Organists,
single work
short story
(p. 253-256)
Wagglin is operating Old Blind Dick's organ because Dick is ill. Fatty and his two mates decide to 'assist' him, despite Wagglin's protests. Things go from bad to worse and end in disaster for Wagglin, Dick and the organ.
- The Saginath Pearls, single work short story (p. 257-258, 285-288)
- Notable Australians : Will H. Ogilvie, single work biography (p. 262)
- Notable Australians : Mary Grant Bruce, single work biography (p. 263)
- A Mail-Boat Chantyi"When I lost my all in a winkle stall", single work poetry (p. 264)
- Cabbages, single work short story (p. 270-271)
- Iphigenia, single work short story (p. 272-274)
- The Rangesi"I have climbed the ranges on dry, still days,", single work poetry (p. 274)
- Waiting for the Tide, single work short story (p. 283-284)
- Ambiguous, single work short story humour (p. 284)
- Divorced, single work short story (p. 284-285)
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