Just A Pal Episode Ends In Camp Fight
The tale centers on a rough camp scene near a fire where Marie and Blacky trigger a brawl. A punch to the chest leaves the narrator with a broken rib before Blacky is restrained. Marie watches in shock as the group drags the narrator away. The chapter ends with Marie aiding him and a cliffhanger.
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Vue
K.C' G
Marie
Dan
Ileana
Blacky
Roe
Jack
Marcle
Mit
Hotelkeeper Fined For Prohibition Hours Breach
At Katoomba Police Court James Dooley licensee of the Alexandra Hotel Leura faced a charge of not closing and keeping the bar closed during prohibition hours. Police found eight men in the lighted bar at 9 20 p.m. Dooley said staff shortages allowed entry from the residential side. He pleaded not guilty. A fine of £3 and 5 shillings costs was imposed.
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Katoomba
James Dooley
Sutherland
P.M
Alexandra
Leura
Mettride
Webb
Donley
Dooley
Magistrate Tackles Right of Way Case in Blackheath
Frederick Dearling of Lane Cove Road Chatswood faced a driving dangerously charge after a collision at Bathurst Road Blackheath on June date. Constable Ledger testified Dearling at 30 mph West bound crossed in front of B Rolfe causing damage. P M Mr Sutherland fined Dearling three pounds and costs.
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Dearling
Mr. Sutherland
Katoomba
Frederick Dearling
Lane Cove Road
Chatswood
Bathurst Road
Blackheath
Ledger
Hathurat Road
Govett's Road
Questie
Two Boys Injured in Blackheath Push Bike Crash
On the Main Western Road at Blackheath two boys riding a push bike were involved in an accident. One boy named Handcock struck his head on the road and was carried to the BMA Hospital for treatment.
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Blackheath
Handcock
B.m.d.am
Byron Newsagency Patient Ill With Severe Cold
Doris Phillips of Byron remains confined to bed with a severe cold. Inspector J Back spends school holidays at Blackheath. A R Iredale of Lakemba holidays at Blackheath for three weeks. E A King of Hoseberry holidaying at Matarven Blackheath for four weeks. J McArthur from Mosman at Manningham for two weeks. Dalgleish of Oatley taking a two week break at Blackheath. Alderman Peter Sutton recovering from influenza. Nell Jones released from B M D A M Hospital after three months, plans Sydney trip. Homesdale Blackheath hosts Eckford Allen Strathfield and Mr Mrs Nicholas Bank of NSW and four sons.
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Doris Phillips
Byron
J. Back
Blackheath
A. R. Iredale
Lakemba
E. A. King
Hoseberry
Matarven
J. McArthur
Mosman
Manningham
Dalgleish
Oatley
Peter Sutton
Misa Nell Jones
Sydney
Successful St Albans Hall dance for Hockey Club fundraiser
On Wednesday evening at St Alban's Hall Blackheath a u st enjoyable euchre party and dance raised funds for the Hockey Club. About fifty couples danced to excellent music with supper by Mrs Boyd. Winners included Miss L Porter and partner for the Monte Carlo, Miss M Cameron and Mr R Mack for the Hesitation fox-trot, and Miss M Boyd with Mr L Boyd for the Spot dance earning free tickets to the Odd Fellows social.
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St. Alban's Hall
Blackheath
Purose
Walla
Card Posers From Page Three Answers List
The reader is given a set of card poser clues with listed answers. Items include Queen with a flower, Knave cards, and specific face positions. The entry notes that three quarters of a face, a Queen, a Sceptre, and various weapons or staves appear in the poses.
Council refuses subsidy for School of Arts again
Ka Toomba Council, citing tight finances, declined to reconsider the £50 subsidy for the School of Arts. Alderman Packer urged listening to ratepayers and deputations, but Mayor Hawke and Alderman Shaw opposed reopening the matter. The council decided not to reopen the subsidy question.
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Katoomba
School of Arts
Allles
Aubsidy
Ald
Packer
Russell Hawke
Ald. Shaw
Poor water supply complaint at Katoomba Council
At the Katoomba Council meeting on Tuesday Mr. L. D. Cox of Cooper Street complained about a poor water supply. The inspector reported a three inch main to Mort Street and suggested linking a fourteen inch circuit at a cost of £21. The issue was referred to the works committee.
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Katoomba
L. D. Cox
Cooper Street
Mort Street
Works’ Committee
Drinking Charge Heard at Katoomba Court
Frederick Richmond appeared at Katoomba Police Court on Tuesday facing a charge that on June 8 at 9 30 p m he was found on licensed premises during prohibited hours. Sergeant Webb stated the defendant admitted going to the Hotel Alexandra Leura to obtain drink. A fine of £2 and costs was imposed.
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Katoomba
Frederick Richmond
Webb
Sutherland
Alexandra
Leura
Water use report shows July total and seven month rise
The Water Inspector reported to Katoomba Council that July usage reached 9,922,200 gallons with 820,392 daily. seven month total 43,695,000 gallons at 465,497 daily. For 1928 periods, 9,177,080 and 4,138,700 gallons. increases of 769,200 and 14,549,800 gallons. Rainfall 100 points. water reserve 226 points. Both dams overflow.
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Katoomba
Silat
Astoria Hotel Hosts Large Weekend Guest List
Astoria Hotel Blackheath reported a full house over the weekend with many notable visitors including Dr. Henry Bourke and families from Artarmon Haberfield Rose Bay Manly and Sydney among others. The piece extols Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a universal remedy for scholars and professionals attending the gathering.
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Blackheath
Astoria Hotel
House
Henry Bourke
Frazer
Artarmon
G. Buchanan
Haberfield
Macintosh
Lakemba
R. Pallet
Rose Bay
Jack Mason
Jack Mason Juor., Coolah JH. Allan, Coolah, Miss Gj, Lillie, Manly, W. BR
Mumphens
Papua
H. Brewer
Manly
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B. Rolfe
Garett's
Bathurat Road
Rolfe
Rolfoe
Council
School OF Arts Subsidy
THE
Katoomba Street Drapers and Mercers
Pupiedix Hotel
Glatis
Uctan
Mitchells
Katoomba Street
Drapres
Mercers
Lithgow
Penrith
Larity
Blue Mountains
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