The Three Snails Chapter 1 Inspector Paull investigates a murder
Inspector Walter Paull of the Criminal Investigation Branch enters a sparse office where a commercial artist, Delaney, is found dead at his desk. Miss Anstey, an apprentice artist, recalls arriving at nine and finishing a drawing. Paull questions her, examines the room, notes a strangulation knot, and arranges for the body’s removal. He learns of Delaney’s brother David, a printer manager, and several calls from acquaintances, then plans further inquiries.
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Walter Paull
Criminal Investigation Branch
Sydney
Paull
Tie Stmd
Miss Ep
Anstey
Mande Anstey
Delaney
Weill
Paul
Cike Mr Delaney
Sis
Remeone
Hent
Dr. Carter
Tme
Walker
Miss Anstey
David
Gloucester Fellowship Debate on Motion Picture Industry
A lively debate Tuesday between Gloucester Fellowship Association and the Taree Ien's League featured Rev Parsons of Taree and Rev Alexander of Gloucester arguing over cinema's impact. Speakers cited education, health, patriotism, and economic effects. adjudicator scores favored the opposition by a narrow margin as refreshments ended the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Fellowship Association
Taree Ien's League
W. W. Hawdon
John Hawdon
Parsons
Taree
Australia
Alexander
Gloucester
London Commission
S.M.H
Murray Hooke
Hooke
O.K
Babe
Munro
Rahwayn
Lavern
Lavers
D, C. McRae
Mims
Australa
Individua
D. O .Wee
Stege
Toree
Ehate
Advertisers urged to reach Gloucester district readers
The Gloucester Advocate highlights a community of nearly 5,000 people needing feeding clothing and transport. It asserts Gloucester district’s prosperity and promotes its newspaper as the sole district publication read by prospective customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Gloucester Advocate
Essay in Little-Gorl Golf Disease Folklore Headlines
Essay discusses a quirky golf disease metaphor and wordplay about chasing a ball. It notes a day off and vocabulary seeds as a playful framework. Severe frosts in Charleville district cause nearly a thousand sheep deaths and damage crops at Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleville
Bowen
Tutankhamen Relics and Nile Journeys Reflected in Miss Partridge Letter
Miss Margaret Partridge, visiting New South Wales, writes from the Old Country about Tutankhamen relics at the museum and a Nile valley tour. She describes the desert crossing from Suez, Cairo’s pyramids, and a 1650 B C. tomb with gold coffins, statues, and murals, plus life in the fertile Nile region and police in uniform.
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Margaret, Partridge
New South Wales
J. K. Mackay
Canyon
Dungog
Old Country
Partridge
England
Strathnird
Suez
Sueldan
Cairo
Nite
Tutenteomen
Ani
Hyimet Aml
Nile Valley
Mier
Mahommed
Nila Valley
Egypt
Grosse
Port Sav7
Anit
Slo
Caine Pwlice
Hathey Warn
Matta
Jovely
Corsica
Sardinia Channel
Printing savings at the Advocate Office in Gloucester
The notice compares savings to Sydney and urges support for local industry by buying printing at the Advocate Office. It states promoters and staff earnings are spent in Gloucester and calls for district loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Weel
Carson
Aly
Fides
Trtlow
Fic
Winetevnsing
Nnibe Uome
Belden Rt
Advocate
Gloucester
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A. E. Tull
Mrs
G. B. Nash
Avenshaw BT
Loucester
Homa
A. E. Smith
Mussel & Smith
Baker & Pastrycook
Wists
Wre Rere Ee Speer Eee Street & Parish Ltd
the Victoria Insurance Co. Ltd
Stremt & Fawish Ltd
Ee Isipeleloletstetei Eteteitek
the Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency
Company Limited
Were
Flemington
Farmers & Graziers
Seibdseeeet
Te Hebebein Ininimiate Intefeleie Bein
Hele
E. W. Sparke
West Maitland
Campbell’s Hill
Pitt Son and Badgery Limited
Pittson & Badgery Ltd
Winchcombe
P.O
Little—Golr
Fertile
Nile
King ST
Russell's Bakery
M. Thurlow Saddler
Hopley
Commercial Hotel
Gloucest
Comino Bros. Garden OF Roses Cafe
Tonat
Bali
Choson Fruyy
Tohaera
Comino Bros. Po Quality & sEmyron
J. HH
Broadhent
Waikout
Youk Foley
Lotuo
Yates
T. Hicks
General Commission
Gloucester Advocates
Barrington Street
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