A Web of Their Own Weaving in a Tangle of Love
Mark Hurley plans a coast trip to work on a new play while Gay contemplates leaving her lover. Marian suspects a deeper bond between Mark and Gay as Webb’s confession to Marian ignites a dangerous chain of secrets and impending heartbreak.
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Mark Hurley
Gay
Wilver
Marian
Guy
Mark
Rother
Sho
Mogathn
Marion
Webb
South
Zoe
Brie
Qay
Living room drama as Gay plans hurried trip with Mark
Marian discovers Gay packed for travel while Gay and Mark share playful, tense reunion. Gay’s bags sit ready as Marian overhears plans, then Mark compliments Gay recalling Marian’s youth. The atmosphere mixes affection, guilt, and urgency, hinting at an imminent departure.
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Gay
Marian
Marion
Mark
Guy
The Lay of the Lost Cup and Local Anecdotes
Poetic monologue on a village event and a crowd at a race, describing arrival of visitors from Busselton and other places to a cup race. Includes a long verse about competitors and a light anecdote about a question to a ladies’ weekly editor regarding a girl sitting in a man’s lap.
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Fellowa
Public notices and editorial policy guidance for district papers
Special notice calls for timely changes to Standing Advertisements and invites news of general interest, social notes, and land and stock matters. It urges clear one side submissions with signatory good faith, requests notices of meetings, and emphasizes advertising as essential to trade while warning against private matters and anonymous questions. Editors pledge straight public-interest reporting and strict censorship of private content.
Cooperation in New Zealand Fruit Growers Federation Growth
Delegates in Launceston heard F C Nottage describe co operation among New Zealand fruit producers. A powerful cooperative wholesale body is forming and a Wellington headquarters will house all rural cooperative offices. The federation collects rents on orchards, funds education campaigns, and coordinates price setting, marketing, and export expansion for affiliated societies.
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Australasian Fruitgrowers’ Association
Launceston
Tas
F. C. Nottage
Nelson
New Zealand
Dominion
Wellington
Ihs
Cruitcrowers
New Zealand Fruitgrowers' Federation, Ltd
Federation
Almatiera
Trains Schedule Albany Perth Daily Timings
Trains move from Albany to Perth on Monday Wednesday and Thursday at 4 90 p m and on Friday and Sunday at 6 50 p m Trains arrive from Perth to Albany on Thursday Saturday and Sunday at 7 30 p m and on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday at 10 15 a m
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Albany
Perth
Denmark Line Train Schedule for Albany and Denmark
Trains depart Albany for Denmark on Monday and Friday at 6 10 pm and on alternate Saturdays from January 18 at 1 15 pm. Denmark to Albany runs Monday and Friday at 9 35 pm arriving 2 26 pm and on alternate Saturdays depart Denmark at 6 5 pm arriving Albany at 6 35 pm.
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Albany
Denmark
Danmark
Mail Arrangements for Regional Mails and Closings
Through the courtesy of the Post master Mr John Norman we provide the closing times for mails to Perth Fremantle the worldfields offices on the Eastern and Great Southern Railways etc Mails close at the loose post office as follows Monday to Thursday 2 80 pm Fridays 5 15 pm Saturdays for dispatch by Sundays train 10 pm Arrive from the above places Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays 10 15 am Thursdays Saturdays and Mondays 7 39 am Mails for Denmark and offices along the Denmark line close Sunday and Thursdays at 6 pm and on alternate Saturdays at noon Mails for the King and Kalyn Rivers dispatched Mondays and Thursdays at 7 465 pm the mail carrier returning at 6 pm same days Mails for Robinson Estate dispatched Wednesdays at 9 am Mails for Quowangerup close at the post office Albany on Saturday at 10 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 50 pm Mails for Ongerup and Salt River close at Albany on Thursday at 2 30 pm
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John Norman
Denmark
Denmark Line
Thea King
Kalyan
Robinson Estate
Quowangerup
Albany
Ongerup
Salt River
The Democrat King Court Ceremonial and Customs Debate
Horatio Bottomley savages no topic as he weighs whether Court ceremony should soften as Britain moves toward broader democracy. He argues monarchy offers continuity and liberty, citing Armistice crowds and Wilson's visit, while urging discussion on reducing elaborate pageantry and officials without weakening the throne's constitutional role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Bottomley
M.P
John Bull
House of Lords
Daal
Gsinca
Empire
Europe
Great Britain
Buckingham Palace
Georie
London
Wilson
Joseph Chamberlain
Birmingham
Palace
Horse Guards
The League of Nations and War’s Future Forecasts
A British writer assesses the fragile optimism for peace after World War I, warning of future clashes, secret diplomacy, and evolving power balances. He notes that public enthusiasm for the League may waver as nations confront growth, resources, and technological changes. Plus statistics from Defence reveal injuries among 72,750 Australian veterans, detailing wounds, sickness, amputations, and losses.
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League of Peace
Arcadia
Leason
Central Asia
China Seas
South America
League
League of Nations
Wilson
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