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The Weekly Times was founded in September 1869 by a group of Melbourne businessmen
who owned the Sydney newspaper Daily Telegraph. The original concept was to publish
a journal of political and social news. In 1875 it merged with two country publications
The Economist and The Town and Country and, as a result, its emphasis changed
to a non-metropolitan or country approach. In May 1892 the Daily Telegraph sold
out to the Herald group (which later changed its name to the Herald and Weekly
Times group) which has continued to publish the paper to this day.
1913
November
December
1914
November
1915
January
August
October
November
1916
May
June
12 | Mrs Dumphy's Sent Off | prose |
August
14 | The Bookworm's Arms | prose |
November
1928
November
1929
October
1930
December
27 | The Calling Hills of Healesville |
Note: items listed between "[..]" refer to Dennis, or his work, but were not written by him.
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Index to collections:
BBL - Backblock Ballads and Later Verses
BBO - Backblock Ballads and Other Verses
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