The Squire’s Wood Mystery Deepens at Hamp ton Court
In a night of vigil and whispers at Hamp ton Court the five men confront unsettling omens as Treherne and Paynter chase truth about Banke Vane. A missing owner, eerie trees, and threatened inheritance spark dispute over fate, law, and the poet’s warning. Cyprian Poynter vows to search the wood at dawn, seeking proof of the vanished man’s fate.
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Faynter
Horr
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Bey
Barbira
Miles
Minx Vane
Dr. Throw
Vane
Dr. Brown
Pernape
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Ache
iVane
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Cyprian
Rownd
Asha
Vane Arms
Martin
Cooter
Hampton Court
Jack
Darien
Australian capital city statistics show revenue per head and costs
A review by Commonwealth statistician Mr. G H Kmbba compares capital cities including Adelaide Perth Hobart Sydney and Melbourne. It notes Perth's revenue per head is higher though its administrative costs are lower while Sydney Melbourne and others differ in area population rates and total expenditures.
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Hobart
Parth
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Sydney Letter The Seamen Strike and Government Critique
A Sydney column critiques the seamen strike and government response, condemning leadership, urging prompt legal action against disruptions, and noting related topics from the Wheat Commission to famine relief. The piece praises Sir Samuel Griffith upon retirement and discusses public health, the influenza epidemic, labor administration, and government policy. It also covers Paddington election results, the Bank Clerks’ union, and broader trade union tensions.
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