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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
6
Fragmentary verse about love and longing for Ireland with erratic spelling. Mentions a queen figure, hidden affection in a secret letter, and a promised return within ten days. Contains scattered names and romantic imagery, reflecting a period newspaper style.
In a night cave the narrator watches Piwi, the Maori girl, bring offerings to a hidden prone guardian. Morning light finds the pair sharing thoughts and playful banter while the forest encircles their secret, as the protagonist longs for news and courage to face the day.
Piwi the daughter of Taranai, chief of the Koros, speaks of love with Korea as they discuss loyalty, obedience, and an imminent separation. He vows to seek her father’s consent, while Piwi blesses a pact of trust and shared futures in a lone forest home. The scene ends with a poignant kiss as they confront an uncertain, transformative moment.
Charlie seeks Domby’s help to marry Piwi using a Maori clergyman. They plot a church wedding at St. John’s, Kowa Kowa, with Nikorima Poutotara to officiate. The plan hinges on consent, age, and a shortcut around registrar formalities as they brace for a dawn voyage to the ceremony.
In this journal a feature tale titled THE MISSION OF MARGARES by Apeline Bergeant promises a land and sea voyage from Melanesia to Hogland. The narrative boasts strong characterisation, vivid local color, and exciting incidents as it debuts in Australasian fiction.
A report on the Adams wind splitting train proposes a new design to minimize air resistance and push speeds toward 120 plus miles per hour. The concept contrasts with conventional steam locomotives, highlighting a tapered front, sealed car connections, and advanced ventilation to reduce fuel use and operating costs.
The column recounts lines on Heirlins fortune marked for an orphan asylum, a Toledo minister’s protest, and Baron Faber’s death. It notes Carl von or Wilhelm pencils, Michael Cudahy’s rise, Arnold Boecklin’s death and career, Roosevelt’s bear encounter, Vera Foster’s philanthropy, Emperors and royal titles in England, and historical monarchic styles.
A troubled town suffers nightly robberies as gangs attack travelers with impunity. Citizens fear leaving homes at night while authorities seem unable to stop the crime. The thugs allegedly propose protection schemes for monthly fees, promising safe passage within their district.
A collection of vintage recipes including Housekeeper style eggs with tomato, Milan croquettes with macaroni and tongue, savory omelet with herbs, area of rice with prunes, bon fils au chocolat, and raisin dumplings. Instructions detail mixing, binding, shaping, frying, and serving with tomato sauce, herbs, and custard or whipped cream accompaniments.
At Aldershot a coroner jury investigated Royal Engineers sapper Cheeseman's death. Post mortem showed he inhaled smoke from a device and suffocated. The verdict attributed the death to inhalation and linked it to the surrounding circumstances noted during the inquiry.
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