Passing of Doo Lee in Tribal Court Conflict
A tale-like chronicle describes the ninth third year of the reign of Tomas and turmoil among tribes the Geraldtonites Bathites Moorvites Kok Ranites and Kar Somites over a lawmaker election Doo Lee is denounced by Brownas while Kara Son and others push radical reforms and a split verdict leads to exile and factional strife, culminating in a tense public judgment and political realignment. The passage references a second ballot bill in a New Zealand parliament and a note about a cathedral in Spain with a massive organ.
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Tomas
Bathites
Demoid Kok Ran
Jgeant
Wren
Aurels Samuel
Brontus
Moo Lee
Brownas
Ai Lee
Arine Brownas
Doo Lee
Nib
Kribb
Krabb
Rossua
Bart
Hemming
Iti Lee
Ben Ni
Tenta
Deowpan
Chapter 11 Tale Of Chiefs And The Mysterious People
The passage lists leaders and workers such as Ri Lee Kribb Russus Krabb Bart Litt Jen Ney Hof Nee Mac Ki Hemming Whey and Ren Ni Son among a group who gather at the fall of the Qruids. Somiel Push Her You Lew Bamuel appears with a curse cast by Brownas.
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Pasa
Broqnas
Ri Lee
Sellegh
Igus
Kribb
Russus
Saiount
Krabb
Bart Litt
Jen Ney
Hof Nee
Mac Ki
Ann Ben Net
Hemming Whey
Ren Ni Son
Doo Lee
Len
Ale Kane
Rite Ag
Somiel
Bamuel
Brownas
Iun Samuel
Freblie Highway
Correspondence to the Editor on Mr. Oliver’s and shareholding matters
BP Stone writes in October 1906 defending his stance on Mr. Oliver as a broker and director for a milling company. He accuses Oliver of weak explanations, facts about share sales and compensation, and notes shareholders pressured him to resign. Stone reveals his own sale of shares and explains losses and delays in building the mill, urging a cautious review of the venture’s directors.
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Oliver
Anya
Great Southers
Seli
Editor Letter Responds to Sharckoblar Critique
A letter from P Stone dated October 6 1908 rebukes a correspondent named Sharckoblar and the Fleurgies Company, dismissing them as third-rate and unworthy of attention in a terse editorial voice. The missive mirrors a wartime newspaper tone and addresses public commentary with sharp contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharckoblar
Fleurgies Company
P. Stone
Northampton Post Office Row Reveals League Dispute
A Northampton branch of the Northern Development League faces criticism over alleged attempts to deny the postmistress a weekly half holiday. A letter from Aug 2, 1908, includes correspondence and a proposed plan to close the post office briefly, prompting calls for reliable telegraphic and telephone service during emergencies.
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Northampton
Northern Development League
N.I.L
Perth
Geraldium
Nickneau
Post Office Half Holiday Arrangements Clarified in 1093
Hon Secretary Moore of Northampton Breach NDL forwards a note to Postmaster General about weekly half holiday observance at Northampton Post Office. The Roads Board approved the current 6 pm telegraph clearances. if the Roads Board objects, the prior half holiday practice would be restored.
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G. Moore
Northampton Breach N.D.L
Northamptom
Roads Board
Reeds Board
Geraldton Amateur Rowing Club Meeting Adopts Changes
Geraldton Amateur Rowing Club held a well attended meeting. Key actions include re election of Treasurer J H Chapman and captaincy nominations for You and T A Kidd. A financial statement shows a liability of 31 160 with a £9 balance. Annual regatta set for Boxing Day. Newspaper advertising began in 1952 and is growing.
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Geraldton
Nomins
Roduce
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Angel
N.Z
Bovilte Cathedral
Spain
N.D.L
Postmaster-General's Department
General Post Office
Ewing
Ita
Chas E. Chapman
Victoria Building
Osrefel
Sewane
Joong Be
F. W. Warwicker
Groser
Marine Terrace
J. J. Ryan
Wholemle and Retsil
Cream & Co., Butchers
W. Willcock
Geraldtan
Lester George le
Gaxout Boas
Ganapros
Orient
Coe
J. M. “Ferguson, Ltd
Richard Purser
King Street
Hay Street
Bullock Electi
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