Snails Hint at Hidden Plot in Victorian Office Tale
In a crowded office scene, author Sinclair explains how three snails placed on a desk reveal a tangled mystery around David and Dora. Paull and Miss Anstey piece together how the snails mark events, money, and a potential clue, as Sinclair recalls a vanished snail and a later sighting amid tense suspicions.
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Flex
David
Austin Farnborough
Paull
Dora
Sinchi
Tam
Sinclair
Paul
Dorn
Maude Ansley
Miss Anstey
Joe
Nat
Tnspector
Austria
Doren
Bill
Mme
Manning
Davit
bkinUy
Mr. Sinclair
Dinkum Australian Snake Bite Tale From Mution Station
An old account recalls a man bitten by a large brown snake at Mution Station New South Wales. He treated the wound with a razor and water, advised his wife not to wait up, and later recovered, while a friend brought brandy and ammonia before a doctor could reach him.
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Mution Station
N.S.W
Sid
Gloucester Red Cross Branch Annual Meeting 1932
A Gloucester Red Cross branch meeting at Shire Hall on 1905 July discusses annual report 1081-32, fund-raising, balance sheet, and relief work. Mrs. M Newton presides with Mrs. Hicks as secretary and Mrs. Hawdon treasurer including carnival profits, clothing appeals, and a farewell for President Miss Waddell.
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Red Cross
W. W. Howden
Graham
Gloucester
Shire Hall
Waddell
J. Holmes
Tarce
Mire
CAVA
M. Newton
White
Russell Hall
Sydney
Bowden
Shire Council
Hall
Gray
Robinson
Minnie Newton
Irene Hicks
M. Hawdon
Treas
Mesdames J Holmes
J. N. Laurie
Hawdon
Rowden
Gloucester District Market Advertisement Reminder
The Gloucester district, with nearly 5,000 residents to feed, clothe, and transport, is among the state's most prosperous areas. The Gloucester Advocate is the sole newspaper printed and read by prospective customers. Advertise goods to share in the Gloucester market.
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Gloucester
Gloucester Advocate
Sub-Division Fight Spurs Country Support in Sydney Conference
The United Country Movement Conference in Sydney showed thousands of country people backing subdivision into three states as a cure for rural issues. Senator Hardy leads the movement with strong organizational support while government aims to test public wish in affected areas. The conference endorsed more detailed plans including expanding the Speaker Group system, signaling a bold, nationwide drive likely to energize the younger generation.
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ACM
Pinn
Jess
Scullin
Lang Tyas
Senator Tardy
Redit
United Country Movement
Sydney
Organisat!n
Hardy
Australia
Radio sets to boost home happiness with easy terms
Paling's at 78 80 Hunter Street Newcastle offers Victor battery radios with simple purchase terms. No expert knowledge needed. just turn on and enjoy. The ad promises a high quality radio to enhance home life and social pleasure.
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Paling
Hunter St
New‘castle
PRODUGE CHEAPEST SEED POTATOES AND HAY SALE
Local notices advertise cheap chaff oats lucerne hay and green lucerne plus seed potatoes including Early Rose Carmen Up-to-Date Satisfaction Factor and Brawnell. The ad touts baskets of grasses and clover seeds, rabbit skins hides calfskin and horse products, and a large spring van for fast cash sale with wheels and axles in good order.
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G. B. Nash
General Carrier
Wistot
Mope
T. Charlton
Ae We Eee Street & Parish Ltd
the Victoria Insurance Co. Ltd
Saryaen Ih
Farmers & Graziers Eco-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency
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Flemington
E. W. Sparke, Limited
West Maitland
Campbell's Hill
Pitt Son and Badgery Limited
Pitt Son & Badgery Ltd
Sydwey
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Winchcombe
Carson
Gloucester Red Cross
Sheque
Rei Crow
Sydrey
Saadites
U.C.M
P.O. Box
Commonswealth Savings Bank
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General Commission
King ST
Russell's Bakery
Garden OF Roses
Hopley
Ieia
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North & McCullagh
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ORDIN
Thurlow
Saddler Church
ST. Gloucester
Advocate
Barrington Street