St Marys Debating Society Seeks Catholic Members
St Marys Debating Society held an informal session after a planned debate at Convent School rooms. Six members spoke on various topics including poetry from Longfellow Shakespeare and contemporary verses while inviting more Catholic members to join.
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Uniar
Lawt Banday
Rew
Father Lamovean
F. M. O'Driscoll
L. Quinken
Manis
SIFTING GOLD DESERT METHODS IN ARIZONA DESCRIBED
The article outlines desert gold recovery in Arizona with Indian powder and wind washing, then crude dry washing using a pan and a dry-washing machine with a bellows. It mentions a cavalry charge in Sydney and a mob rampage ending near King Street, with many killed and many more wounded.
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Arizona
Sydney
Moore Path
Ashford
Wiliam
King Fitzrets
Moal
King Street
Reformed Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League Faces Scrutiny
The article discusses the Returned Soldiers League in Queensland, its aims and internal awareness gaps among members. It notes limited branch reach, upcoming membership goals, and calls ex-members to support fund appeals and operations to protect widows, orphans, and veterans. It highlights pensions secured through advocacy and urges ongoing commitment to repatriation work for aging veterans.
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Elim
League
Werther
Coorparco
Queensland
Imperial League
ALF
Australia
Fedividea
Lowe
Soliers
Whch
Teys
Onfortummale
Film Progress and The Mirror Screen In Theatres
A report notes the progress of film and stage technology with a theatre in Lomia using a mirror to project moves. A South African scientist observes depth differences when viewing through a close aperture, explaining two separate mazes on back and surface of a panel. An English mirror factory sells modular mirrors with joints.
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Lomia
Mall
seTeen
Tone perfect gear test in royal workshop claims vanished plate
An inspector notes gear alignment and machine setup used to test tuning and meshing with two adjustable shafts. The article mentions a missing twelve inch silver dinner plate during a royal Silver Jubilee celebration and officials at Buckingham Palace considering the incident a memorial concern.
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Huckingham Palace
Gilvices
Britain’s Most Famous Heirloom in Canute Era Tale
A damaged relic story recounts the Pusey horn, given by King Canute to William Pewse, held by the Pusey family since, with its Gothic silver band and heraldic inscription. It details the horn’s origin from Saxon times, its capture of a manor, and a 1504 legal action over its recovery, as described by observers and collectors in London.
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Wiliam Pury
Orara
Bie
Sotherty
Lomdon
Hesples
BK Vouverle Pusey
Pewse
Pusey
bin Heim
Holt
Hs Tepore
Pasey
Berkshire Downs
Faringdon
Canute
Cherbury
Abe Patey
Powry
Charles Pusey
Jeffries
Panes
Spare Tyre Hint for Effective Spare Wheel Use
A short guidance note explains that spare tires require regular checks, as inflated spares can become ineffective if neglected. It emphasizes pressing the preser on the spare and ensuring the tire is ready for use when needed.
Charleville Weather Table From Commonwealth Bureau Data
The Charleville weather table compiles annual and monthly rainfall and rainfall index figures from the Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology. Data through years 1878 to 1950 show varying totals, with notable rainfall spikes in certain months and years, reflecting climate variability recorded by the meteorologists of Mr. W. S. Watt and colleagues.
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Ibs
Adteia
Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology
Commonwealth Meteorologist
W. 5. Watt
Lee
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St. Mary's Debating Society
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King Canute
Mick Lynch
Charleville
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