Secrets of the Serpent's Cave Ends in Wedding Promise
Coralie Levanstone and Bruce Mentice plan an early marriage after Bruce recovers from a near-fatal assault linked to Rupert Harat’s mysterious death. Rupert’s body is found in the Serpent’s Cave, Clement Levanstone’s identity revealed as Stephen Broad, and Coralie inherits half of Robert Levanstone’s fortune. The Grange becomes a peaceful home under Bruce and Coralie.
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Sol
Bruce
Coralie Dearest
Postura
Coralia
Coralis
Kia Goze
Miss Levanstone
Mrs. Levanstone
Coralie
Ake
Clement Levenstone
Voralle
Voralio
Bruce Mentice
Equire
Southdene
Tela
London
Thors
Rupert Harat
Murats
Clement Levanstone
Stephen Broad
Robert Levanstone
Bruce Mentioe
Aimes Locine
France
Lnw
Robert Levanatane
Converaunt
Grange
Gale
Rupert
Hurst
Coralin
Grent
Rupert Huret
The Greater Sin in a London Society Scene
A vivid London May scene unfolds with social glitter and hidden drama. In a Ranelagh Club setting amid rhododendrons and polo shouts, two dramatic figures emerge, one a divinely tall, divinely fair woman, as the tale continues.
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Ranelagh
The Bega Budget circulation area and schedule
The Bega Budget circulates throughout the Eden Monaro Electorate with emphasis on Bega Moruya Bodalla Eurobodalla Nerrigundah Tilba Narooma Bermagui Cobargo Quaama Murrah Bemboka Wyndham Wolumba Tanja Candela Tathra Pambula Merimbula Towamba Eden Yambulla Bombala. Published every Wednesday and Saturday. Office Church Street Bega.
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Bega
Eden- Monaro
Moruya
Bodalla
Eurobodalla
Nerrigundah
Tilba
Narooma
Bermagui
Cobargo
Quaama
Leading Editorials in The Bega Budget Voice Local Public Needs
The Bega Budget presents direct, vigorous editorials and fences for busy readers. It champions public causes with persistence, welcomes citizen opinion, and seeks to right manifest wrongs or injustices affecting individuals or groups.
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Bega
Ans A “Free Lance
Telegraphic Sporting and District News Advertisement
Advertisement for the Telegraphic Sporting and District News service notes advance subscription pricing of 16 shillings and booked rate of £1, indicating a periodical offer and pricing structure.
Advertising Rates Fragment in Double Column Notice
Advertising rates show a double column with percent discounts by insertion count and a single column section noting first inquiry rates with reductions for subsequent insertions. It mentions quarterly periods of 13 weeks and promises special quotations and liberal reductions for advertisements.
Budget Clippings Seeks Humorous Local Pargraphs and News
The Budget invites contributor items including humorous anecdotes and brief bush yarns. It aims to print instructive clippings that interest farmers and dairymen and welcomes local news. Manuscripts should reach by Monday night for Wednesday issues and Thursday night for Saturday issues.
Courtship Under Difficulties at Newtown Police Court
In Petersham, a woman is licensee of the Newington Hotel and her daughter Ruby Gee, aged about 19, is courted by Percy Pendergast. Police investigated a Sunday night seizure of liquor and a private parlor gathering. The magistrate dismissed both charges on broad grounds after hearing.
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Newtown
Love
Mery Ann Wee
Brooks
Nuwington
Stanmore-road
Middleton-Street
Petereham
Percy Pendergast
Pendergaet
C. D. Inglis
Littlejohn
Pocock
Pendergast
Ruby
Leon
Erin
Roby
Brooke
Mr. Pendergoat
Mr. Love
Mra
Ruby Gee
Eha
Pendergaat
Mr. Inglis
The Boy Problem and the Youth Labor Dilemma
A Victorian correspondence debate explores the so called boy problem. It contrasts past youths who advanced from humble starts to secure partnerships with present youths who drift between jobs seeking higher wages. The piece cites employer and parent viewpoints, labor market dynamics, and effects of lower birthrates and machinery on boy labor as it weighs prospects for eventual advancement.
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Themaelves
Planecus
van Vagser
Prst
Perean
Hitler
Itv
Daily Telegraph
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Nomon
Coraliel
Hoge
Accot
Church Street
Saorurungam
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