Wandering Tales From An Old Newspaper Page
A long, fragmentary collection of commentary and anecdotes covers law costs, Scottish reform debates, Australian and British affairs, land resumption, opium in the Northern Territory, Japan’s population, and various satirical pieces. Notable items reference Wallace divorce costs, legal trade unions, and a mock Lovet Prayer, with scattered notes on education land, governance, and imperial topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
New York
Fragmented Correspondent Note on Travel and Atmosphere
From Our Own Correspondent describes a restless journey with limited space and tense air. The narrator notes crowding and suffocation while companions push forward. Simi has apparently settled the mood, clearing the atmosphere and making it feel more tolerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas
Simi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advertienments
Burns, Philp, & CO
Geraldton
H. Carson
the People's Draper
Pope and Marine Terrace
Geraldtor
Neptune
Page
Brown
Wainwright
General
A. T. Davies
O'Brien, J. Btar
Suzxeixo Vauueme
Anglican Chmsy
Marine Torres
Jest Te Jhannel Geraldton- M. L. Chand
Prat AL Watchmaker
Ctorking Jeweller
Nore
Christ Church
J. Cantelo
Vosite
Frommasoma’ Hotel
Chase, Chapman
Victoria
J. Q. Basich
Dreper
Om Woonema
Port d
Charles Hormann
Alo
Fremantle
Goasigumenia
Eerie Aut Hieg
Jenner & Haffner
Thocakill-sheet
Wilson, Gray & CO
Perth
Harry M. Marwood
Marine Terrace
Constantine End
Gerdes
Asin
Sodon
HeNry Wills
Ako
WOOL
London
Percy Young
Asenis
Bey
Saunders & Stuart
Melbourne Road
ENGI
Csassiling
Joe Crossley
Victory Brickworks
F. W.warwicker
Grocer
EPER
Nest Post Office
Taran Gosterren
Geraldton High ‘School
Wallace
Iegal
Aes
Ilo
See
Son
Huarows
Northern Territory
Commonwealth
His Majesty's ‘Theatre
New Zealand
Carter
Tom
Arbitration Court
Tands
St. George's Termee
Adelaide Terrace
Hay Street
Hay-street
Aml Cme
Aoe Morrison Davideon
Hes Bomn
House of Lords
Commons
J. Hardock Wilson
Ani
The
Seamen's Union
Great Britain
Congo Free State
Belgium
Leopold
Pont
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