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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
4
A brief note lists Dr Night as author of The Dagger and Cord The Shadow Crook The Little Grey Woman and several other works. It highlights a prolific career with multiple titles and literary contributions across genres and periods.
Hardy slips through the Forest Home gates under a pale moon to explore the grounds and empty boatshed, hoping to uncover watchers and connect with the drug-smuggling gang. He suspects Westerton may be inside but finds the boatshed and summer-house deserted and all house windows dark.
After nights adventure Hardy suspects watchers and weighs entry. He probes the house with torch and curtain, risks capture, and finds a grey scholarly man, Dr Night, awaiting him with a warning and tense exchange.
Prime fat sheep herd guarded for sale every Thursday at Gloucester Golf Clin pens. Apply T. W. Ashworth.
The newspaper man is lured into Forest Home by decoys as silent watchers shelter the master criminal. He hides his intent from Doris while a grey, ominous figure looms. A planned instalment promises more in Tuesday and Friday issues.
The Gloucester district with about 5000 residents needing feeding clothing and transport is presented as a prosperous area. Advertisers are urged to place goods in the Gloucester Market to reach a large potential audience and gain share of the market.
A Wingham Chronicle piece by Hawkeye discusses ti trol derived from ti trees on the Richmond River. Curator A R Penfold backs its medical claims, noting pus dissolution and germicidal strength, with potential to spur a new North Coast primary industry and require coordinated farming, refining, and manufacturing efforts.
The Daily Herald notes Australian and New Zealand summer butter and cheese stocks up by 20 percent from last year, depressing wholesale values. English creameries report milk at 5d a gallon cannot compete, signaling a chaotic condition in the milk industry.
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