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Author |
Title |
Year |
Description |
Newspaper |
Nationality |
| A Member of the Gawler Baptist Young Men’s Literary Society | One Who Loved His Fellow Men | 1899 | The following is one of several original stories read before the Gawler Baptist Young Men’s Literary Society | Bunyip | Australian |
| A Prisoner of the Forest | A Prisoner of the Forest | 1901 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| A. D. A. | Dick. A True Snake Story | 1896 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| A. D. A. | Benny’s Wallabee. A Queensland Sketch | 1898 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| A. R. S. | Hurrah for Christmas. A Story for the Children | 1880 | The Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | Betty | 1896 | Written for the Children’s column of the Examiner | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | Guedeph, the Elphin Musician | 1896 | Written for the Children’s Column of the “Examiner.” | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | Mate and Moses. A Few Chapters from the Lives of Two Real Children | 1896 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | The Fool of the Shadowy Valley | 1896 | For the Children; Written for the Examiner | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | Fulath, the Fool of the Shadowy Valley | 1897 | For the Children; written for the Examiner; author lives in Hamilton-on-Forth | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | A Wandering Lamb | 1897 | For the Children; Written for the “Children’s Column” of the “Examiner” | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | Darliea: A Fairy Tale of Ceylon | 1897 | For the Children; author lives in Hamilton-on-Forth | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | Monica | 1897 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | Huzz Buzz. A Short School Sketch From Life | 1898 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | In the Heart of the Glowing Coals | 1898 | Written for the “Children’s Column” of the “Examiner” | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | Yu-Yu’s Love Tale | 1898 | Written for the Children’s Column of the “Examiner” | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | Ethel: The Short Tale of a Tennis Ball | 1898 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adams, Bertha Southey | The Three B’s | 1899 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Adare, James | Tales for Piccaninnies | 1904 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Aka | Gerty in Fairyland | 1898 | For Children | Australasian | Unknown |
| Aka | The Pink Silk Gloves | 1899 | For Children | Australasian | Unknown |
| Albion | Three Little Bushboys | 1907 | Princess Spinaway’s Department. Author is from Rocky Plain, Cooma | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Allen, Margaret | Honesty is the Best Policy | 1902 | Children’s Corner. Author is from Wahroonga. | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Arthur | The Witch and Princess Margaret. A Fairy Tale | 1891 | Written for the Queenslander; author aged 10 years | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Aunt Mary | Tommy and the Frogs | 1905 | Children’s Corner | Western Mail | Unknown |
| Austral | The Bunyip’s Prophecy | 1894 | Author aged 14 | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Austral | The Bunyip’s Prophecy | 1894 | Author aged 14 | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Austral | The Bunyip’s Prophecy | 1894 | Author aged 14 | Oakleigh Leader | Unknown |
| Austral | The Bunyip’s Prophecy | 1894 | Author aged 14 | Elsternwick Leader | Unknown |
| Austral | The Bunyip’s Prophecy | 1894 | Author aged 14 | Oakleigh Leader | Unknown |
| Austral | The Bunyip’s Prophecy | 1894 | Author aged 14 | Elsternwick Leader | Unknown |
| Austral | The Bunyip’s Prophecy | 1894 | Author aged 14 | Queenscliff Sentinel | Unknown |
| Austral | The Bunyip’s Prophecy | 1894 | Author aged 14 | Queenscliff Sentinel | Unknown |
| B. M. K. | Ted’s Gum Tree | 1897 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| Back, Hilda | A Christmas Story | 1907 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Baldwin, James | Thor’s Journey to Jotunhem | 1883 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | Unknown |
| Baldwin, James | Thor’s Journey to Jotunhen | 1883 | Children’s Column | Evening Journal | Unknown |
| Barak, Marcus | Mary | 1884 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | Unknown |
| Barak, Marcus | Mary | 1884 | Children’s Column | Evening Journal | Unknown |
| Barak, Marcus | Lost at La Perouse | 1885 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | Unknown |
| Barb, Ruth A. | Winnie’s Bracelet | 1898 | Author aged 12 years | Melbourne Leader | Unknown |
| Barb, Ruth A. | Winnie’s Bracelet | 1898 | Author aged 12 years | Melbourne Leader | Unknown |
| Barnum, P. T. | My Plucky Boy Tom; or, Searching for Curiosities in India for My Show | 1888 | Young Folks | Alexandra and Yea Standard | American |
| Barnum, P. T. | My Plucky Boy Tom; or, Searching for Curiosities in India for My Show | 1888 | Young Folks | Kyabram Union | American |
| Barnum, P. T. | My Plucky Boy Tom; or, Searching for Curiosities in India for My Show | 1888 | Young Folks | Benalla Ensign | American |
| Barnum, P. T. | My Plucky Boy Tom; or, Searching for Curiosities in India for My Show | 1888 | Young Folks | Oakleigh Leader | American |
| Barnum, P. T. | My Plucky Boy Tom; or, Searching for Curiosities in India for My Show | 1888 | Young Folks | Portland Guardian | American |
| Barnum, P. T. | My Plucky Boy Tom; or, Searching for Curiosities in India for My Show | 1888 | Young Folks | Euroa Advertiser | American |
| Barnum, P. T. | My Plucky Boy Tom; or, Searching for Curiosities in India for My Show | 1888 | Young Folks | Elsternwick Leader | American |
| Barnum, P. T. | My Plucky Boy Tom; or, Searching for Curiosities in India for My Show | 1889 | Young Folks | Bacchus Marsh Express | American |
| Beeston, L. J. | The Thief at St Hilderic’s: A Clever Story of School Life | 1913 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | British |
| Beeston, L. J. | Chilcot’s Uncle | 1914 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | British |
| Bennett, Violet | How Jeannie Became a Circus Rider | 1896 | Children’s Corner; Prize story | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Berquin, Arnaud | An Honest Boy and His Lying Cousin. A Boy’s Story | 1885 | Children’s Column; Translated from the French by Elizabeth Rolyat | Adelaide Observer | French |
| Berquin, Arnaud | An Honest Boy and His Lying Cousin | 1885 | Children’s Column. | Evening Journal | French |
| Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth | Big Hans and Little Hans | 1886 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | American |
| Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth | Big Hans and Little Hans | 1886 | Children’s Column | Evening Journal | American |
| Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth | Fiddle-John’s Family | 1887 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | American |
| Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth | Fiddle-John’s Family | 1888 | Children’s Column | Capricornian | American |
| Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth | Fiddle-John’s Family | 1888 | Children’s Column | Morning Bulletin | American |
| Brabourne, Lord (E. H. Knatchbull-Hugessen) | The Captive Queen | 1886 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | British |
| Brabourne, Lord (E. H. Knatchbull-Hugessen) | The Captive Queen | 1886 | Children’s Column | Evening Journal | British |
| Brigalow | Caught in a Squall | 1895 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Brigalow | The Fairy Ant Hills | 1897 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Britta | Jack and Co. | 1898 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Brothers, Robert | The Triplets | 1898 | Children’s Corner | Dawn | Unknown |
| Brothers, Robert | Blue Gum Among Debbil-Debbil | 1898 | Children’s Corner | Dawn | Unknown |
| Bulloo | Koolparri; or, The Pioneers | 1912 | Children’s | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Bulloo | Gurramon, the Outlaw: An Australian Tale of Adventure | 1898 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Bulloo | Wammoo: A Tale of Adventure | 1899 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Bulloo | Coomina, The Golden Valley | 1899 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Bulloo | Kangatook; or, Tom Brombey’s Schooldays | 1899 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Bynner, Edwin Lassetter | The Extra Train | 1882 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | American |
| Castilla, Ethel | The King of the Downs | 1899 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | Australian |
| Celd, Malim | In the Bush | 1902 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Celd, Malim | Just Australia | 1903 | Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Celd, Malim | Mollie | 1904 | Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Celd, Malim | Chicks | 1904 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Charles, E. | The Wilfulness of Winnie | 1897 | Children’s Page | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Chinneck, W. L. | The Overthrow of Jack Crow | 1907 | The Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Clarkson, Muriel | The Wishing Bridge | 1896 | By Muriel Clarkson, aged 12, Toodyay, West Australia; Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Clarkson, Muriel | The Wishing Bridge | 1896 | By Muriel Clarkson, aged 12, Toodyay, West Australia; Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Clarkson, Muriel | A Tale of Twins | 1898 | Children’s | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Clematis | A Brave Woman | 1899 | Written for the Children’s Column by Clemantis, aged 14 | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| Clinch, Eileen | Winnie, or Stolen From Home | 1897 | Children’s Corner; author is from Blayney | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Clinch, Eileen | Wildflower | 1898 | Children’s Page; author is from Blayney | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Cohen, Philip | A Terrible Christmas Day. A True Story of the Olden Time | 1892 | For Young People | Sydney Mail | Australian |
| Cornwall, Ethel | True’s Device | 1907 | The Children’s Corner; Author location North Sydney | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Cosens, Ethel Austin | The Nymph of Woodlands | 1897 | By Ethel Austin Cosens, Aged 13 1/2 years | Melbourne Leader | Unknown |
| Court Jester | The Pirate Isles | 1901 | Children’s Column. | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Courtney, Victor D. A. | An Aerial Adventure, or the Secret of a Scientist | 1909 | Author aged 15 | Daily News | Unknown |
| Courtney, Victor D. A. | An Aerial Adventure, or the Secret of a Scientist | 1909 | Author aged 15 | Daily News | Unknown |
| Davidson, Harriet Miller | Sir Gilbert’s Children | 1884 | Children’s Column; By the Late Mrs. Harriet Miller Davidson | Adelaide Observer | Australian |
| Davidson, Harriet Miller | Sir Gilbert’s Children | 1884 | Children’s Column; by the late Mrs. Harriet Miller Davidson | Evening Journal | Australian |
| Davidson, J. O. | Chan Ok; A Romance of the Eastern Seas | 1891 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | American |
| Davidson, J. O. | Chan Ok; A Romance of the Eastern Seas | 1891 | Children’s Column | Evening Journal | American |
| Delphia | A Holiday Adventure | 1897 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Australian |
| Dwyer, Vera | Two Little Mesdames | 1905 | Princess Spinaway’s Department; author location North Sydney | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Dwyer, Vera | The Bulldog’s Decision | 1906 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Dwyer, Vera | Great-Great-Uncle John | 1906 | Princess Spinnaway’s Department; Author location – North Shore | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| E. R. L. H. | Erica’s Visit. A Fairy Story | 1898 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| E. R. L. H. | The Story of Princess Lilybud | 1899 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| E. R. L. K. | The Old Grey Cat at the Mill. A Fairy Story | 1898 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| Eady, Pauline | The Bog Robbers | 1900 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Edgecombe, Sibella B. | The Village Postmistress | 1888 | Children’s Column | Capricornian | Unknown |
| Edgecombe, Sibella B. | The Village Postmistress | 1888 | Children’s Column | Morning Bulletin | Unknown |
| Egerton, Grey | A Day at a Boarding School, or a Midnight Feast | 1905 | Children’s: (age 16 years); First Prize Story Division 1 | Western Mail | Unknown |
| Eggleston, Edward | The Hoosier School Boy | 1882 | The Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | American |
| Elfie | The Ribbon of Blue | 1867 | The following pretty fairy tale has been written by a lady engaged in tuition, and is now first published for the special gratification of our our young readers. | Adelaide Observer | Unknown |
| Eric | Sydney’s Trial | 1879 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | Unknown |
| Eric | The Land of Make-Believe | 1887 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | Unknown |
| Ethelburga | Light after Darkness | 1897 | By “Ethelburga,” Launceston; Written for the Examiner; For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| Evans, F. Howel | Temple, Squeaker and Co. | 1914 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Evans, F. Howel | King Dick’s Jump | 1914 | Children’s Story; Temple, Squeaker, and Co. | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Eyton, Alice | Mother’s Story | 1897 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | Australian |
| F. N. | A Trip to the Moon | 1909 | Written for Clipper Young Folks | Clipper | Unknown |
| Fawcett, Edgar | A Country Cousin: A Story of New York in Seven Chapters | 1885 | The Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | American |
| Fenn, George Manville | Iron Trials | 1886 | For the Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | British |
| Fenn, George Manville | Iron Trials | 1886 | The Young Folks; In Seven Chapters | Brisbane Telegraph | British |
| Fenton, W. A. | Florence Brereton: A Tale of the Peak District | 1893 | Children’s Corner | Inquirer | Unknown |
| Fraser, Dorothy | Babby | 1901 | Princess Spinaway’s Department; Author aged 15; prize story | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Fry, Edith M. | Antony and Cleopatra | 1899 | from Kogarah Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Funston, Frederick | Storm-Bound Above the Clouds | 1901 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| Fussell, Gwen | The Trophy | 1905 | Princess Spinaway’s Department; author location ‘North Shore’ | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Fussell, Gwen | A Bookmaker | 1907 | Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Fussell, Gwen | Beyond the Hills | 1907 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Garraway, H. M. | Christabel and King Kangaroona | 1887 | Children’s; Written for the Queenslander | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Garraway, H. M. | The Magic Rose: A Story of Fact and Fancy | 1891 | Children’s Corner; Written for the Queenslander | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Garraway, H. M. | Little Jumping Joan | 1892 | Written for the Queenslander; Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Giberne, Agnes | Mysie and Mirrie | 1876 | Children’s Christmas Column | Darling Downs Gazette | British |
| Gipsy Low | The Story of a Boy | 1900 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Gordon, S. S. | The Pitchfork Robbery | 1913 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Graham, Winifred | The Romance of a Child: A True Story | 1899 | Children’s Corner | Dawn | British |
| Green, Edith A. | Rats and Royalty | 1901 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Green, Edith A. | Santa Claus Out West | 1899 | For the Young Folks | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Greene, Homer | The Blind Brother: A Story of the Pennsylvania Gold Mines | 1887 | Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | American |
| H. M. D. | The Child of the Sun | 1881 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | Unknown |
| H. M. D. | The Child of the Sun | 1881 | Children’s Column | Evening Journal | Unknown |
| Harper, Edith | A Fantasy | 1899 | The Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | British |
| Hedley, Beryl | In Comet-Land. A Dream Story for Boys and girls | 1913 | Children’s Corner | Western Mail | Unknown |
| Henty, G. A. | Facing Death: A Tale of the Coal Mines | 1881 | Children’s Corner | Brisbane Courier | British |
| Henty, G. A. | Facing Death: A Tale of the Coal Mines | 1881 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | British |
| Herrod, Walter | Two in a Fix | 1909 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | British |
| Herrod, Walter | Two in a Fix | 1910 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | British |
| Hogue, Amy | Miss Baby | 1896 | The Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Hogue, Amy | Roley’s Letter | 1898 | The Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Hogue, Amy | Carston’s Tit-Bit | 1899 | Children’s: Affectionately dedicated to my Little Friend, Flossie Lee | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Holden, Emma E. | Queen Mab’s Fairy Boat | 1891 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | Australian |
| Holden, Emma E. | Queen Mab’s Fairy Boat | 1892 | Children’s Column | Capricornian | Australian |
| Holden, Emma E. | Queen Mab’s Fairy Boat | 1892 | Children’s Column | Morning Bulletin | Australian |
| Holden, Emma E. | The Nursery Picnic | 1894 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | Australian |
| Hope on | The Forger’s Wife | 1888 | This story was written for the Town and Country Journal by a clever little, persevering Sydney girl, who is blind, and has never, therefore, had the advantages and opportunities enjoyed by boys and girls who can see. No doubt, our young readers who are blessed with sight will peruse the tale with interest. | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Hume, Dora | The Irrepressibles | 1898 | Author aged 11 years Castlesteeds, Burrowa, New South Wales | Melbourne Leader | Unknown |
| Hume, Dora | The Irrepressibles | 1898 | Author aged 11 years Castlesteeds, Burrowa, New South Wales | Melbourne Leader | Unknown |
| Ingram, Effie | Zara, The Wire-Walker | 1899 | Children; author is from Redfern | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Iris | Brave Gerty | 1897 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| Iris | Ted and Me: A Jubilee Story for Boys | 1897 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| Kennedy, Mabel C. | Billy’s Journey in Shadow Land | 1892 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | Unknown |
| Keogh, Maye | Aunt Mary’s Niece | 1906 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Ker, David | Boys Who Became Famous: A Little Historian | 1889 | The Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | British |
| Ker, David | The Spectres of the Black Forest. A True Story of Germany | 1891 | The Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | British |
| La Perouse | Noll | 1901 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Lamb, Edith | Mayblossom | 1889 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | Unknown |
| Lamb, Edith | A Passage through a Prune Jar to the River of Real Life | 1889 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | Unknown |
| Lamb, Marguerite | Friends | 1899 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Lang, John | Fisher’s Ghost | 1897 | The following story on the subject of Fisher’s Ghost is from the pen of John Lang, and is very interesting, not only to those who remember the tragedy upon which the story is formed, but to the younger generation who may not have had an opportunity before of reading it. | Northern Star | Australian |
| Lee, Mrs Frank | Redmond of the Seventh | 1888 | The Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | American |
| Lefebure, Dieudonnee | The Blind Fiddler. A Tale for Children | 1882 | Children’s Column | Evening Journal | Unknown |
| Lefebure, Dieudonnee | The Blind Fiddler. A Tale for Children | 1882 | Children’s Column; Translated from the French by Dieudonnee Lefebure | Adelaide Observer | Unknown |
| Lefebure, Dieudonnee | The Little Conjuror. A Tale for Children | 1884 | Children’s Column | Evening Journal | Unknown |
| Lefebure, Dieudonnee | The Little Conjuror. A Tale for Children | 1884 | Children’s Column; Translated from the French by Dieudonnee Lefebure | Adelaide Observer | Unknown |
| Lefebure, Dieudonnee | A Boy’s Fortune. A Story for Children | 1884 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | Unknown |
| Lefebure, Dieudonnee | A Boy’s Fortune. A Story for Children | 1884 | Children’s Column; Translated from the French by Dieudonnee Lefebvre | Evening Journal | Unknown |
| Leslie, Charlotte | Pride and Humility | 1895 | Young Folks; author is from Malvern, Victoria | Broadford Courier | Unknown |
| Leslie, Charlotte | Pride and Humility | 1895 | The Young Folks; author is from Malvern, Victoria | Oakleigh Leader | Unknown |
| Leslie, Charlotte | Pride and Humility | 1895 | The Young Folks; author is from Malvern, Victoria | Elsternwick Leader | Unknown |
| Light, Walter H. | When Hargrave Turned Coward | 1913 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Longhurst, Percy | Jerry’s Luck | 1908 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Lousada, Connie | The Story of a Beautiful Princess | 1900 | Author aged 10; Children’s Column | Western Mail | Unknown |
| M. C. | A Would-Be Soldier | 1900 | Children’s Column | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Manson, Ivy | Bobbie | 1903 | Children’s Corner | Western Mail | Unknown |
| McDowell, K. R. | A Debt of Years | 1883 | The Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| McGregor, Peter | Killing of the Spotted Bull | 1905 | Children’s Column. | Capricornian | Unknown |
| Menard, Gertrude | Liz | 1893 | Children’s Corner | Dawn | Unknown |
| Musgrave, Stanley | The Scapegrace | 1909 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Nicholls, F. Saunders | The Marvellous Island | 1888 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | Australian |
| Nicholls, F. Saunders | The Five Comrades | 1889 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | Australian |
| Noiram | That One Year | 1900 | For the Children; Written for the Examiner | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| Otis, James | Left Behind; Or Ten Days a Newsboy | 1884 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | American |
| Otis, James | Left Behind; Or Ten Days a Newsboy | 1884 | Children’s Column | Evening Journal | American |
| Pearson, Alec G. | The Red Star Moose | 1913 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Perry, George B. | Uncle Peter’s Trust | 1888 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | American |
| Perry, George B. | Uncle Peter’s Trust | 1888 | Children’s Column | Evening Journal | American |
| Perry, George B. | Uncle Peter’s Trust | 1888 | The Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | American |
| Persian Lilac | The Lady of the Marshes | 1901 | Children’s Column | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Phillpotts, Eden | A Yellow Nightmare | 1905 | Children’s Column | Capricornian | British |
| Phillpotts, Eden | A Yellow Nightmare | 1905 | Children’s Column | Morning Bulletin | British |
| Pollock, William | Hugh Colredge’s Race | 1908 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Princess Spinaway | Laddie Boy | 1895 | For the Children | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Pullen, C. | Wrecked among Malay Pirates | 1889 | Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Quiz, Roland | A Pair of Turtle Doves | 1909 | Our Children’s Column | Daily News | British |
| Ravenglass, Hal | The Eagles’ Crevasse | 1909 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Robinson, May | The Coming of the Soldier | 1901 | Princess Spinaway’s Department; May Robinson (Hobart, Tasmania) | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Ruskin, John | The King of the Golden River | 1876 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | British |
| Russell, Lily | The Paper-Babies | 1903 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Ruth | A Chapter of Unnatural History. Why Kangaroos’ Forelegs Are Short | 1898 | Young Folks; Illustrated by Hall Thorpe | Sydney Mail | Unknown |
| Ruvey | Taw’s Adventure | 1899 | Children’s | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Ruvey | Mokosoi | 1899 | Princess Spinaway’s Department; by “Ruvey,” Fiji | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Scudder, Horace Elisha | The Old Brown Coat | 1876 | Children’s section. | Queenslander | American |
| Seriatim | Princess Tango | 1914 | Children’s Corner | Western Mail | Unknown |
| Sinclair, Francis | Revenge is Sweet | 1907 | Children’s: author aged 15 years | Western Mail | Unknown |
| Solly | After Many Days | 1886 | Children’s Corner; Written for the Queenslander | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Spence, Catherine Helen | The New Mamma | 1880 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | Australian |
| Stephens, C. A. | In the Clutch of the Tsar | 1896 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | American |
| Stocks, Mildred E. | When the Cat’s Away the Mice Will Play | 1897 | Author aged 13 years; Prize Story | Melbourne Leader | Unknown |
| Stocks, Mildred E. | When the Cat’s Away the Mice Will Play | 1897 | Author aged 13 years; Prize Story | Melbourne Leader | Unknown |
| Strauss, Rita | The New Governess | 1914 | The Children’s Column | Melbourne Leader | Unknown |
| Strauss, Rita | The Magic Staircase | 1914 | A Complete Story for Children | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Stuart, Rosa | Those Children Next Door | 1914 | Children’s | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Stuart, Rosa | The Burglar | 1914 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| T. O. T. | Rags and I | 1885 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | Unknown |
| Tamara, Chloe | Topsy’s Birthday Adventure | 1899 | The Children’s Pages | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Tamara, Chloe | Memory’s Wild Ride | 1899 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Tanner, M. Louise | Counting Their Chickens | 1884 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Taylor, Helen [Trans.] | The False Prince | 1890 | Children’s Column; From the French | Adelaide Observer | Unknown |
| The Shadow | The Secret of Silverleigh | 1906 | Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| The Substance | The Second Secret of Silversleigh | 1907 | The Children’s Corner; By “The Substance” (Victoria), with apologies to “The Shadow” (N.S.W.) | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Thurston, Carrie | Merlinda’s Wish | 1914 | A Child’s Story | Western Mail | Unknown |
| Trowbridge, J. T. | The Little Master: In Ten Chapters | 1886 | The Young Folks; In Ten Chapters | South Australian Chronicle | American |
| Trowbridge, J. T. | A Lost Reputation | 1886 | The Young Folks; In Two Chapters | South Australian Chronicle | American |
| Turner, Ethel | The Convalescence of Taffie Farndon | 1900 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Turner, Ethel | The Museum at Koonaworra | 1903 | The Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Turner, Ethel | Laddie | 1892 | The Children’s Corner | Illustrated Sydney News | Australian |
| Turner, Ethel | The Altar of Trixie and Tod | 1893 | The Children’s Corner | Illustrated Sydney News | Australian |
| Turner, Ethel | The Fifth Miss Digby | 1893 | The Children’s Corner | Illustrated Sydney News | Australian |
| Turner, Ethel | Aunt Elgitha | 1893 | The Children’s Corner | Illustrated Sydney News | Australian |
| Turner, Ethel | A Dreadful Pickle | 1893 | The Children’s Corner | Illustrated Sydney News | Australian |
| Turner, Ethel | Gladys and the Fairies | 1893 | The Children’s Corner | Illustrated Sydney News | Australian |
| Turner, Ethel | A Girl Named Bobbie | 1893 | The Children’s Corner | Illustrated Sydney News | Australian |
| Turner, Ethel | That Young Rebel | 1894 | Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Australian |
| Tyre, Terry | Mr Bunkum. A Sketch of His Life, and Some Account of His Opinions | 1870 | Adapted for the Young | Melbourne Punch | Unknown |
| Unknown | Soldiers of the Pen | 1900 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Spanish Galleon | 1905 | Children’s Corner | Clipper | Unknown |
| Unknown | Captive Among Tibetans | 1906 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Unknown | On the Track of a Runaway | 1906 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Unknown | On the Track of a Runaway | 1906 | Children’s Page | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Stranger | 1907 | Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Unknown | King Um and the Ju-Ju | 1908 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Miner’s Mistake | 1909 | Young People | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Unknown | Cleared | 1910 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Unknown | In the King’s Name | 1910 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Unknown | The O’Halloran: An Exciting and Fascinating story of School Life | 1913 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Pool of the Hundred Dead | 1913 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Match with Spring Grove | 1913 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Unknown | In the Grip of Daly’s Gang | 1914 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Unknown | Quite a Mistake: Bob’s Plans | 1914 | The Young Queenslander | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Pot of Gold | 1876 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Unknown | A Christmas Stocking with a Hole in it | 1877 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Unknown | Widow Dorothy’s New Tear’s Eve | 1877 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Two Little Runaways | 1878 | Young Folks; Written for the Sydney Mail | Sydney Mail | Unknown |
| Unknown | Our Friend the Elephant. Stories from India | 1880 | Children’s Corner | Queenslander | Unknown |
| Unknown | Jacob, the Veteran; Or, Faithful Unto Death | 1882 | Children’s Page | Jewish Herald | Unknown |
| Unknown | Indian Forest-Notes | 1882 | Children’s Column | Capricornian | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Blind Fiddler | 1882 | Children’s Column; translated from the French | Capricornian | Unknown |
| Unknown | A Sister’s Sacrifice | 1886 | Children’s Column | Morning Bulletin | Unknown |
| Unknown | In the Clutches of Poconaro | 1887 | Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Unknown | Adventures of a Naval Monkey | 1888 | The Young Folks | Kyabram Union | Unknown |
| Unknown | Won by a Brave Deed | 1889 | The following novelette is the production of a girl of twelve years of age, and is published as an example of youthful Australian talent | Goulburn Herald | Unknown |
| Unknown | Won by a Brave Deed | 1889 | The following novelette is the production of a girl of twelve years of age, and is published as an example of youthful Australian talent | Goulburn Herald | Unknown |
| Unknown | Ella Marsten’s Trials | 1889 | Children’s | Maitland Mercury | Unknown |
| Unknown | A Hoodlum: In Two Chapters | 1890 | The Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Unknown | Unforgiven: In Two Parts | 1890 | Children’s Corner; Written specially for young and old readers; In two parts | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Unknown | A Boy’s Adventure | 1891 | The Young Folks | Alexandra and Yea Standard | Unknown |
| Unknown | Through the Gates of Sunset | 1891 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Beautiful Quaker Girl | 1892 | Children’s Mercury Junior | Maitland Mercury | Unknown |
| Unknown | Jerry: A Sketch in Sepia | 1893 | The Children’s Corner | Illustrated Sydney News | Unknown |
| Unknown | Jerry: A Sketch in Sepia | 1893 | The Children’s Corner | Evening News | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Doctor and the Fairies | 1893 | Children’s Corner | Dawn | Unknown |
| Unknown | On the Hadramaut Sands: A Wrecking Cruise Among the Arabs | 1893 | The Young Folks | South Australian Chronicle | Unknown |
| Unknown | Jerry: A Sketch in Sepia | 1894 | The Children’s Corner | Western Star and Roma Advertiser | Unknown |
| Unknown | Cripple Dick, and How He Saved Loo-Loo | 1894 | Young Folks; In Two Chapters | Broadford Courier | Unknown |
| Unknown | Cripple Dick, and How He Saved Loo-Loo | 1894 | Young Folks section. In Two Chapters | Elsternwick Leader | Unknown |
| Unknown | Cripple Dick, and How He Saved Loo-Loo | 1894 | Young Folks; In Two Chapters | Oakleigh Leader | Unknown |
| Unknown | In the Clouds | 1895 | Princess Spinaway | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Golden Flower | 1896 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | Unknown |
| Unknown | The Children in the Snow. A True Story | 1898 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Unknown |
| Unknown | A Sister’s Sacrifice | 1899 | Children’s Column | Melbourne Advocate | Unknown |
| Unknown2 | Guthriel; Or, They that Sow in Tears, Shall Reap in Joy | 1880 | Children’s Page | Jewish Herald | Unknown |
| Unknown2 | Christmas with Aunt Daisy | 1881 | Children’s | Port Adelaide News | Unknown |
| Unknown2 | A Brave Boy | 1884 | Children’s Column | Adelaide Observer | Unknown |
| Unknown2 | A Brave Boy | 1884 | Children’s Column | Capricornian | Unknown |
| Unknown2 | A Brave Boy | 1884 | Children’s Column | Morning Bulletin | Unknown |
| Unknown2 | The Longest Story on Record | 1887 | Children’s Column | Capricornian | Unknown |
| Unknown2 | The Longest Story on Record | 1887 | Children’s Column | Morning Bulletin | Unknown |
| Vandorian | The Enchanted Tree on Table Mountain | 1897 | Written for the “Town and Country Journal”; A Tale for Children | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Verne, Jules | A Family Without a Name | 1890 | Young Folks | Sydney Mail | French |
| Walker, Ruth | The Heart of the Fire | 1906 | Children’s: Princess Spinaway’s Department | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Walkey, Samuel | The Escape of Captain Knifey | 1913 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | British |
| Warburton, U. C. Egerton | The Cat’s Nine Lives | 1900 | Children’s Column; “The following exceedingly clever tale has been sent for the Children’s Column, and I am sure will be read with much interest. The writer is quite a young girl. It will be remembered that she took that prize for her story “The Bunyip Swamp” in the Christmas story competition, and this story I consider quite as well written. | Western Mail | Unknown |
| Warner, Anna Bartlett | The Three Little Spades | 1866 | Reading for the Young | Queenslander | American |
| Whitelaw, Grace | An Awful Alternative | 1892 | Placed first in a competition promoted by the proprietors of “Shortland’s Trade Journal.” We have printed it in our columns because it is the Production of a young girl, a native of Auckland; and we regard it as possessing unusual merit, considering the age of the authoress. We take a pleasure in recognising the exhibition of genuine colonial talent, and shall look forward to Miss Whitelaw taking a high place some day in the ranks of New Zealand writers of fiction | Clarence and Richmond Examiner | New Zealand |
| Whitfeld, Adeline J. | The Soldier’s Wife | 1900 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Whitfeld, Adeline J. | Mrs Bockles’s Five | 1900 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Whitfeld, Adeline J. | Dr Patch | 1901 | For the Children | Launceston Examiner | Australian |
| Whittell, Ruby | Monkey Money | 1897 | The Children’s Corner | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Whittell, Ruby | Rex and Rotha | 1897 | Children’s Corner; “a new story written by an old member of the corner” | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Whittell, Ruby | A Rose Among Cornstalks | 1898 | Children’s Page | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Whittell, Ruby | A Troublesome Bridesmaid | 1899 | Children’s | Australian Town and Country | Unknown |
| Wood, Alfred | How I helped my Sister’s Courtship | 1906 | Children’s Corner. (By Alfred Wood, 59 Chester-street, J: Chesterfield, Fremantle, aged 16 years.) | Western Mail | Unknown |
| Xanthorina | Daisy | 1899 | Children’s Column; author aged 13 | Western Mail | Unknown |
| Young, Fred W. | The Clang of the Bell | 1914 | Children’s Story | Albury Banner | Unknown |
| Z. Y. X. | Only Geoff | 1894 | The Children’s Corner | Illustrated Sydney News | Unknown |