Mystery of the Harley Street House Enmeshes Friends
Maisie, Goulburn, and Chris confront a bank mystery linked to a possible hypnotic edge as they seek De Van Mildart in Harley Street. Suspicions grow about foul play and memory lapses while Maisie resists manipulation and clings to truth amid private intrigue.
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Maisie
Cra
Goulborn
Chris
Ead Goulborn
Mike
Malaje
Gouloarn
Caria
de van Mildart
Malnjo
Hiehard
Christopher
Harley Street
Geuburn
van Mildart
China
Ko and the Port Mystery at Miss Lamotte's
Chris struggles to speak as Maisie and Misa Lamotte discuss a troubling incident at the port. Marie questions how the object could have disappeared, insisting she did not melt, hide, butt, or give it away, while the others urge calm and reassurance.
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van Mildart
Mairick
Beth
Mie Lamotts
Fachionaire Calera
Mie Lamotte
Sen
Abe
Gary
Milas Phillmore
Ljtte
Miss Lamotte
Misa Lamotte
Misa Goulburn
Ale
Maisie
Chris
Jase
Marie
Licensed Drinkers Proposed by London Representative
The London representative of the Kalgoorlie Mines, writer Seran Spain Sheves, carried a liquor proposal before the Liquor Control Board. It would strip a license holder at the first sign of abuse, extending the rule to all who obtain drinks to get drunk, amid era of revolutionary change. The plan hints at stricter controls, possibly requiring licenses to bear owner photographs and detailed personal identifiers, reshaping the beverage trade.
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London
Kalgoorlie
5Eran Spain Sheves
Liquor Control Board
Pick-a-back on a Hun Officer’s Find in War Tales
A front line soldier recounts a chaotic trench raid with vivid detail. He describes looting a dugout's lavish interior amid bombardment, freeing a wounded officer, and carrying a despatch case back to friendly lines. The teller mixes battle grit with dark humor and survivor’s nuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunka I
Hun
Boche
Gustave Wil- Albrecht von Bocie
War and Sport in Adelaide Club Cup Mystery
The Bulletin recounts a postwar tale of a cup linked to A. J. Les and Z. J. de Beer from the Boer era. A mare at Harrismith Sporting Club reportedly won the cup years before the war but was never delivered. a possible dishonest carrier and an Australian soldier later helped recover it. Arthur Lee, known in Meekatharra, enlisted for the current campaign.
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Seradot
Bulletin
Attaresti Club
Adelaide
Aer
A. J. Les
South Africa
Lee
Tepee
Z. J. de Beer
Harrismith
Cup
Joesched
Arthur Lee
Meekatharra
Iowa
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Recs
Sts Gantary
Jack Pathe
Manacer
George Lester
Geraldton
At Aentios
Perth
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J. FitzPatrick & Co
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Sydney Fong & Co
Grogers
183 Fletcher
Israel
Daniel
Gharies the Firat
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Mayen
Asid Goulburn
Oris
Van
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Mainie
Wunderlich
Art
Wunderlich Limited
Facory and
Lad
Fr Marseilles
Tilnerhs Priecs
Rosine
Thos. Loy
William Sweet
Penh, W.A
Lister
WRTE
Malloch Bros
Charles Hormann
Frea
Northampton
Cerry
Deappry
Amr
Western Australian Insurange Bu, Ltd
Cyglone Fenge
Geraldton Timber Co., Ltd
Messrs. Fallowfield Ace
Lysaphi's
Grivenized Iron Prepristery, Ltd
Onaxa
Zedulivfey
Amitage
Richard PursersCo
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Harrows Tiexiels
West Guildford
Edward Pope
India
Las
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Rajkot
Geri
Harry Plekett
R. Guscott
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