Newton and Smithy in a Victorian billiard caper at Inverell
In Inverell a billiard match between Newton and MrSmithy drew a crowded Royal Hotel cabaret. Newton, reputed ally of Bonith, bet on himself and failed, prompting a double-cross that left Newton £4 to the good on the night, while a rogue punt plans continued in the shadow of Taverell.
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Monitor Oil Engine Profit Earning and Gas Saving
The Monitor oil engine promises high profit and fuel savings with a new separator design. It claims efficient operation, reduced fuel use, and robust construction, advertised by Warn & Josephson and others in Sydney.
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December Excursion Trains Boost Holiday Travel Plans
Readers are told of December excursion trains with altered arrangements to allow cheaper travel for the holiday period. The changes aim to boost fares and schedules, with services running from December 1 to December 22, excluding some routes and dates, and a general emphasis on affordable travel for the season.
Missing Son Letter Reveals Hospital Tragedy and Family Grief
A distressed letter from a mother details her son PVTILETIO LEEPER Dhees death after limb amputation and hospital care at Enverell Hospital. The narrative, though fragmented, voicefully conveys a mother's sorrow, hospital neglect concerns, and family plea for answers amid an England setting and references to local officials and institutions.
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Marriage dissolving case involving two Brown brides and a bigamy claim
In a Sydney court Mignon Gladys Brown petitions for dissolution of marriage to Kiwn Brown alleging his bigamy with Lilian May Bridges after a ceremony in Auckland. Evidence shows Bridges testified of a later marriage to Frederick George Halladane, while Brown claimed a prior Sydney union and a separate ceremony. Judge ordered a six month adjournment.
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Auckland
Bathels Hut
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Upcoming Shows Schedule Across Months
A list of show dates spanning February through May for multiple venues. Notable entries include Armidale on March 17 and 18, Dorrico in March, Kompeny in April, and Munwelibronk in April. The scattered dates hint at a regional arts or events calendar with numerous performances and venues named but with irregular spacing.
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Barraglough Opticians Firm Notices in Sydney Trade Record
An OCR fragment lists H. A. Barraglough Ltd opticians at 286 Georgs Street Sydney and mentions a WERT VISIT to Armidale and a 1 year period. It contains garbled terms such as Spam Vo Tottersails Hotel and unclear dates or actions.
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Opticians
Georgs Street
Sydney
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Wit and witcraft in society sparks from Lady Randolph Churchill
A readable slice from a society column recounts witty exchanges among aristocrats and actors. Frances Kendal Ellen Terry Alfred Calmour and Lady Randolph Churchill figure in quips about kisses and manners with sharp replies and playful banter at social events.
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Lady Randolph
Lady Mandelot
Revenge Tale From Paris Brings Attention to War Brutality
A Paris newspaper recounts a Breton peasant seeking revenge against a German lieutenant later identified as Kraeich. The Breton, recognizing the German officer who commanded a prisoner of war camp, attacked him with a carter’s whip fists and kicks after a heated exchange. The story centers on the wartime cruelty endured by a former soldier and his act of retaliation.
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