A Prospector's Wooing Continues Hard Trials and Rescue
A desert tale follows Jack and Sylvia as thirst and heat test a prospector’s will. A dog signals rescue, water returns, and rival plans dissolve. Jack survives, returns home to marry Sylvia amid bushmen and a healing camp, while Bob heads to South Africa.
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Bob
Jack
Sylvia
Hull
Deeih
Ani
Jac
Enuyh
Tiny
Australia
Sylvie
Rob
Sybil's Soliloquies on social life and theater chatter
The Benalla Victoria column recalls a Friday bridge party with Kent winning the gentlemen’s prize and a Miss Parting taking the ladies’ prize. It critiques meat prices, household purchases, and local customs while noting a Balcom ton pear yield of £290 per acre and social tensions among the upper class. It also discusses the Merry Widow operetta, Geraldton amusements, and a Melbourne frost scandal surrounding Signora Revelle.
Odd masquerade ball delights guests in playful fancy
The account describes a 19th century masquerade ball where attendees dressed as fairies and owls with tall collars and peculiar head-pieces. Women appeared fully in character, while men and the overall mood carried a masculine presence, making it feel more like a lively social party than a simple gathering.
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Benim
Beni Fong
Jack
Sylvia
Eptead
Daos
Corr
Jace
Womler
Vermy
Amelling
Grand National Hurdle Race Prelude At Grab
The Turf notes a Grand National Hurdle Race and Grand National Hunt hurdles event. Entries close with a July 4 meeting. race length listed as three miles amid a program of hurdle and chase racing. Strong entity mentions include Grab course and Grand National events.
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Toberwnon
Wollara (Inc. May
Roe Staten
Sen Grom
Kuala
Seymour
Jali Charlemagne
Almeir
Middledee
Fed. Court, 10 w@ Comms -9 u Abdstiak 10 Dutenst
Swismer
Bufferer
Boomerang
Albert
Taey
Storm Deluy
Wolseley
Hotel Aids Travellers With Central Lodging
A thinly described hotel offers brats and central lodging for travelers and visitors. Special arrangements create masked access for guests from a distant goldfield and country, with well‑ventilated fedrooms available.
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Trav
Galdfeldia
Cauntry
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BR. ML
Cochrane
Rome
Tark
Atend
Klor
Bobisda
South Af
Guardian
Advaner
Sybil
Imat
Dupk
National Bank Residesor
Bachkas
Kent
Mi Sumon
Benalla
Victoria
Balcom Dixton
Secretariea
Moloaran
Jorie Young Weere
Geraldton
Signora Revelle
Melbourne
Toouch
Aoid
Anderson
Im Ates
Children’s Hospital
Scm
Viutulia
Advest
Jhromo
Dune, Constantine & Gardner, ‘Printers
Trefusis
Sedgwicks
West Australia
Perth
Pramcis Street
Geralde
Chapman, Proprietor
Bartlett
Victoria Hotel
Warine Terrace
Qbealdton
I. Ruse
Tar Midland Hotel
Mingenew
Lid
G. Linthoese
Mingimew
SEST
Mingenew Hotel
Bailway Station
J. Rayner
J.H. Chapman
PACER
WINK
Spirit Merchant
Merine Terrace
Ranted Caocessy
C. Stokes & CO
Tate EB Arama
Marine Terrace
Ceraldton
KEW
Victoria Tea-Rooms
Urs. M. Hayden DD
Thas
MRS
George Lester
Gaxoes House
Onnasaon
Absont
Jos. Johnston
Fresmasons’ Hotel
D. Elliott, A.M.S.M
Fourcee “Hill
le Opera
Dramatic
Campiano
Theatre Royal
Cagunnys Ramsar
Fedarel
Richard Purser & CO
King Street
A. H. Mountain & CO
R. Guscott
W.A. Bank Marine Terrace
Gerald San
Cass Bros
Wm. Willcock
H. Nathan
D&e
Ctsata Marine
J. Broad
Butcare and Baker
Ma Terrace
B. Grimish
Chesterfields
Maxt To. Nekell
J. M. Ferguson, Ltd
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