The Man from the Gulf A Spy in the Roof
A desert vigil unfolds as Summers, hidden in a hut roof, watches for approaching riders during a cattle country night. Shadows reveal gun-toting men at a billabong while he identifies distant figures among the Three Hills gang and associates, awaiting a pivotal confrontation.
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Barney
Enttleman
Pamnuhes LepUlters
Seltaire
Sui
Summers
Three Hills
Fay
Patterson
Welsby
Sehen Fay
Pisto
Pay
Burney
Tibet
Paterson
Upu
Belt
Midnight
Night Riders Plot Against Red Ridges Cattle
The narrator observes a camp where Barney uncovers the Night Riders led by Numer One planning a bold cattle theft. The gang aims to steal five hundred high quality cattle by staging a mass stampede and altering brands, while internal tensions flare and a violent confrontation tests loyalties.
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Welaby
Barney
Hhs
Gulf
Hingerf
Night Riders
Numer One
Red Ridges
New South Wales
Remedy Ad Promises Cure For Rheumatic Pain
A dated testimonial from J. R. Johnson of Eucharcens NS warns of extreme rheumatic pain before a remedy from Street & Parish Ltd. Claiming a genuine money back guarantee, the ad urges readers to request a free booklet and mentions a Mrs M J Whitehead as a recommender.
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Rheuma- Ulam
J. R. Johnson
Ns.w
M. J. Whitehead
Street & Parish Ltd
Egypt Plans 2000 Free Wireless Satellites for Education
The Egyptian Government considers installing 2000 free wireless satellites in selected villages to aid educational access. Officials say the project would reach remote areas and strengthen learning opportunities for local residents.
Control of Rabbits Field Trial on Wardang Island
A CSIR progress report details the first field trial using a viral agent to eradicate rabbits on Wardang Island South Australia. About 0 acres fenced, 400 to 500 rabbits, 14 colonies. After infection 50 percent population drop within 60 days, disease established in several colonies, with deaths and regrowth observed, but no definitive field control conclusions yet.
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Council For Scientisic and Industrial Research
Wardang Island
South
Austerfi
Ian
Mme
Polondis
Earluaun
Mis
Uae
illsHase
Nowsh-Eastern
Dave Buryt
Fuport Adda
Enforcing Brake Efficiency Cited By Royal Auto Club
A recent press note reports a motorist fined at a country court for faulty brakes. The Royal Automobile Club of Australia supports stricter enforcement of brake regulations to ensure cars on the road can stop quickly in emergencies. Drivers are urged to regularly adjust and test braking systems to prevent loss of life and avoid dangerous highway incidents.
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Reynirts
Royal Automobile Clu
Austalias
Forster Ferry Punt Change of Control Debated
The Dungog Chronicle reports on Manning Shire Council criticism of the Forster to Tuncurry ferry punt. Residents complain of weak supervision and urge Maritime Services Board oversight to prevent perilous service. Discussion covers dredging, funding, and the potential larger punt to ease congestion and support local tourism.
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Manning Shire
Tself
Spooner
Forster
Toncurry
Maritime Services
Maritime Services Board
Iis
Ute Manning Shire Council
Lai
Late Mr Philip Wirth Probate Petition Lodge
Application is made for probate of the will of J J Wirth of Yarmaman Coogee estate valued at £34 700. Executors are Perpetual Truster Company Limited. The will leaves the whole estate to his widow and children. The will is lodged by Stephen Jaques and Stephen solicitors. The late Mr Wirth controlled a circus company up to his death.
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J. Wirth
Yarmaman
Alison Road
Coogee
Wirth
Chien
Stephen
Wis
Wirth's Circus
Phillip Wirth
Bank Savings Show November Uptick in Australia
Withdrawals totaling 1,828,000 pounds in November for Christmas spending marked a temporary rise in savings bank deposits across Australia. By end of December total savings banks stood at 233,? million pounds, near a record 235,329,000 in November. For December 1924 Christmas spending was 1,631,000 pounds. Over the year to December 1937, savings deposits rose by 9,306,000 pounds, versus 3,669,000 in the prior 12 months.
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Australaince
Commonwealth Statistician
R. Wilson
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Gloucester
M.H. Stanley
A. S
Bae
Flemington
Farmers & GrazIers
the Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency Company Limited
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
Pitt, Son & Badgery
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Homebush
Winchcombe
Rson, Ltd
Kcombe House
Bridge Street
Sydney
Swinchcombe
Advocate
THE
Gloucester Advocate
Barrington ST
Four Rivers
Boothe Australian Police
Hu Fad
Levmg
Barkey
Darkey
Wikseriah Counry
Chargre
Brant Faker
Garden of Roses
Peter
E, Mino & CO
Golden Gate Cafe
E. Young
Sunshine Cafe
Gloucester and District
H. T. Shepherd
Shepherd
King ST. Gloucester
FRY Bros
West Maitland
E. Patmore
Forster Wharf
Futster
Tiincurry
Tuncurry
Ibwalt
Hay
Acu
Agsoowillin
Matieseon
Tes Gardens
Geregatine
Ho Gui
Forster Prox Gress Association
Burgwehl
Thhe
Bungwahl
Bullahdelah
Dungog
Philip Wirth
Bank Savings
Tom Hicks
HE Anzac
A.M.P
A.mlp
A.M.P. Society
Sir Samuel Wordern
W. Sneddom
Fla
Dew
Manhper
D.E. Walker
Olive
Victoria
Pulteney Ste
Taree
W. BG. Davidson
T. M. Breckenridge
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