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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
4
A.E. Yarra's chapter unfolds in the valley of the snow where Laracy, adored by Martha and watched over by Dr. Hodge and Bossie, recounts bold past crimes and escaped pursuers. The trio’s bond deepens as they roam the sunlit ridges, until Laracy discovers a perilous fall near a cliff after a mountain ride with Martha and the doctor.
A narrative scene describes Martha tying her horse to a blue gum tree and sharing a tender moment with a man beside a cliff. Butterflies, birds, and a cool breeze enrich the bush setting as eyes meet with a tender, possessive happiness.
In a sunlit mountain scene Martha Hodge reveals her happiness and love for Lone Hand Laracy, the bushranger hunted by a price on his head. He grapples with protecting her by stepping away, fearing his danger could ruin her innocence and future. The pair share a passing moment of hope before a grim separation looms.
Bar Poulett plans to sell 20 acres of his Hilton St George estate in Somerset. The sale includes a village, two hamlets and 17 farms, while Hinton House with a 1300 acre park is to be retained. The estate has a £600 rent roll and dates from the 15th century with associated monastic ties.
Five people in Tirana face two months and two years imprisonment for carving Communist propaganda. The capital Albania court handed down the sentences on charges related to distributing propaganda materials.
A fragmented notice references Mondays and Thursdays as R U R days. It mentions street and parish, a tree booklet, and requests inquiries about complaints such as Rhew mmtinm Sevitica Lumbaga Neuritia.
A historical treatise notes Australia’s tin mining boom and gem lore. It recalls how tin and gold sparked migration, describes tin ore tests and gemstone varieties, and mentions notable districts like New South Wales and Emmaville while recounting the era’s enduring mineral wealth and curious anecdotes such as the Elizabethan topaz spark demonstration.
The possibility of reversing February government decisions to fix a flat telegram rate is discussed. If concession occurs, the telegraph branch may again operate at a loss after three profitable years. Former Postmaster General Cameron urged abolishing interstate rates but was unsupported by Post Office officers. The ministry faces a tough position as the concession has been promised while the Post Office overall earns over £3,000,000 yearly.
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