The Boy's Own Paper. 1894.

For Sale are the Following 4 Issues of "The Boy's Own Paper." 
      a- October 6th 1894. No. 821.
      b- October 13th, 1894. No. 822.
      c- October 20th, 1894. No. 823.
      d- October 27th, 1894. No. 824.

                                                   Contents.

                                             October 6th, 1894.
1- Front Page Engraving called "Amid Siberian Forests." : "He Saw by a Glance at his Fallen Enemy that the Work was Done."
2- Story called "A Tale of the Russian Conquest of Asia." Chapter 1. (To Be Cont.)
3- Story called "The Wallaby-Man." By Rev. A. N. Malan. (To Be Cont.)
4- Story called "Hard Up!" A Story of Exmoor. By Ascott R. Hope. (To Be Cont.)
5- Story called "In the Land of the Lion and the Ostrich." A Tale of Struggle and Adventure. By Gordon Stables. (To Be Cont.)
6- Story called "The Lord White Elephant, and how I missed seeing him." By Lieut.- General Sir Fred. Middleton. (To Be Cont.)
7- Story called "Dogs I have Owned." By Dr. W. T. Greene. (To Be Cont.)
8- Story called "A Bad Five Minutes with a Python." By Dr. Arthur Stradling. (To Be Cont.)
9- Article called "How to Get and Keep Strong and Active." By A. Alexander. (To Be Cont.)
10- Article called "Do You Talk To Your Pets." By Frank Smith.

                                              October 13th, 1894.
1- Front Page Engravong called "Amid Siberian Forests." : "By What Name are You Called?" 
2- Story called "A Tale of the Russian Conquest of Asia." Chapter 2. (To Be Cont.)
3- Story called "The Wallaby-Man. By Rev. A. N. Malan. Chapter 2. (To Be Cont.)
4- Story called "Hard Up!" A Story of Exmoor. Chapter 2. By Ascott R. Hope. (To Be Cont.)
5- Story called "In the Land of the Lion and the Ostrich." A Tale of Struggle and Adventure. By Gordon Stables. Chapter 2. (To Be Cont.)
6- Story called "The Lord White Elephant, and How I Missed Seeing Him." By Lieut.-General Sir Fred. Middleton. Part 2. (To Be Cont.)
7- Article called "A True Bison Anecdote." By Rev. R. d'O. Martin.
8- Article called "How To Make a Half-Plate Camera." By Reginald A. R. Bennett. (To Be Cont.)
9- Article called "How To Get Fit and Keep Strong and Active." By A. Alexander.
10- Story called "A Bad Five Minutes With A Python." By Dr. Arthur Stradling. (To Be Cont.)
11- Verse called "A Reptile's Knell." By Ryland Groves.
12- Chess Problem No. 397.
13- Correspondence.

                                             October 20, 1894.
1- Front Page Engraving called "Amid Siberian Forests." : "And Where is this Man to be Met With?"
2- Story called "A Tale of the Russian Conquest of Asia." Chapter 3. (To Be Cont.)
3- Story called "The Wallaby-Man" Chapter 3. By Rev. A. N. Malan. (To Be Cont.)
4- Story called "Hard Up!". A Story of Exmoor. By Ascott R. Hope. (To Be Cont.)
5- Story called "In The Land of the Lion and the Ostrich." A Tale of Struggle and Adventure. Chapter 3. By Gordon Stables. (To Be Cont.)
6- Story called "The Lord White Elephant, and How I Missed Seeing Him." Part 3. By Lieut.-General Sir Fred. Middleton. (The End.)
7- Full Page Print called "A Day in the Country," By Louis Wain.
8- Story called "A Bad Five Minutes with a Python." Part 3. By Arthur Stradling. (The End.)
9- Article called "London County Council Clerkships."
10- Correspondence.

                                         October 27th, 1894.
1- Front Page Engraving called "Amid Siberian Forests." : "Where are all your Victories Now?' jeered Skuratoff."
2- Story called "A Tale of the Russian Conquest of Asia." Chapter IV. (To Be Cont.)
3- Story called "The Wallaby-Man." By Rev. A. N. Malan. Chjapter IV. (To Be Cont.)
4- Story called "Hard Up!." A Story of Exmoor. Chapter IV. By Ascott R. Hope. (To Be Cont.)
5- Story called "In the Land of the Lion and the Ostrich." A Tale of Struggle and Adventure. Chapter IV. By Gordon Stables. (To Be Cont.)
6- Article called "Poker Work or Pyrography." By H. F. Hobden.
7- Article called "Favourite Dogs of Famous Men." By Rev. David Hobbs.
8- Article called "Doings for the Month. November.

Condition of each issue Very Good, Staples removed to protect paper, and Spines strengthened with Filmoplast Tape.