Hidden Jewel Heist Ties Tibet to Bradhurst Case
In a smoky study the tale centers on Bradhurst and a stolen jewel linked to a Tibet expedition. Somers Jamieson and others confront disguises and a planned theft as John Bradhurst’s secrets unravel. Erskine orders the jewel recovered and Aunt Margaret hints at a costly property tie. The scene closes with a tense finish as the mystery lingers.
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Bradhurst
Erskine
Somers
Jamieson
Allington
Lie Boys
Miss Palmer
Jameson
Siva
John
Richard Brodisiet
Lili
Tibet
Bonvery
John Brelhurst
Tadta
Alory
Benares
Bishesiower
God of the World
Miythiine
Brodhurst
John Brodhuts
Bolt
F and S A Protests over Proposed Increase in Selling Charges
At Saturdays meeting of the F and S A, a strong protest was decided against any rise in wool selling charges. Chairman Mr Wood Thames warned of a rumour and urged action before brokers move. Sheepmen reported solid prices but warned against loss of conditions. Mr Field found brokerage sheets showed little profit to justify higher charges. The association will forward a protest resolution through its executive.
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F. Acorialion
Wood
Thames
Sun
Field
Whitt
Delegates Report On Electorate Conference Proceedings
Delegates from Forbes branch of the Association reported on the recent Elec orate run conference. Mr Sweeney and Mr Williams gave verbal reports while about forty members attended the meeting. Motions covered closer settlement, land transfer costs, and government purchase terms. A vote of thanks was given to delegates for their work and sacrifices.
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Forbes
F.ond
F. Sweeney
Will
Mas
Mo Sweroey
Cori
Joieher
Forbes Branch
Hleeo
Thomas
Thamon
Vinner
Elliott
Gut Tutt
Lila Mount
Thie Goyer
Thwin
Bassett
Clarke
Sweeney
Bosett
New Electoral Boundaries Chemistry Meeting Sparks Debate
A meeting of USAP and parliament members Wednesday heard criticism of Government proposals to set electoral boundaries. Premier Mr Stevens said Cabinet had not reached a final decision and government party members would be given a chance to discuss the matter.
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USAP
Stevens
Woods' Great Peppermint Curg For Coughs and Colds
An early 20th century ad touts Woods brand peppermint cure as a dependable remedy for coughs and colds, promising consistent relief. The playful copy emphasizes effectiveness and flavor to appeal to households seeking simple, dependable home treatments.
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Woods
Australia and the Commonwealth's population prospects
A historical note argues that Australia faces population and economic challenges similar to Britain. It recommends aggressive publicity of Australian advantages to attract settlers, expansion of primary and secondary industries, and welcoming 250000 new residents as artisans and factory workers with families to broaden markets for farm produce. It urges self-reliance and export growth to reduce reliance on imports and foreign goods.
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Dominions
Canada
Europe
Australia
United Bites
Great Britain
Senate
McLachlan
Somo Perenna
Commonwealth
Antralla
Weseng
America
Commonwealth Aim: Pacific Hub and British Empire Axis
A speaker envisions building a commonwealth that within under a century could be not only the hub of the Pacific but the axis of the British Empire and the world. The ambition frames a strategic regional role and global reach for the alliance.
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Mekely
Pacific
World
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